Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 23, 1922, Page 6

A LUCKY 'NUMBER""" Hi Whittacker/says it maid is one of thesbl rimonial grab. I .t then the bachelor mus who drew the lucky numibe?, —But Not In The Grab Bag— ‘RAISING THE FAMILY A cat in Blrmmzhnm, Ala,. proud possessor of five kittens, adopteld two baby rats given her a. food and now said to be raising rner strai family in peace and amity. | —Oh Ratd!— BEND OR BUST In Bend. Oregon two moving pic- ture houses haye installed a ‘“‘pay as you leave” scheme by which each patron unyn 88 long as ne likes vnl pays as much as e thinks: the show is worth. According to the manag'r of the two houses, the receipts e larger than under the old plan cf buying a ticket in advance. Ba’k presidents needing cashier materizi are erspectfully referred to thepcpu!- ation of -Bend. —Can You lmngme 17— WE’LI. SAY SHE DID! A New York bootlegger, zlvmg his . occupation as ‘“‘profe: ’slonnl p.ud more than $2,000 mcoma tax 1o ile United States. —And The United States Took It— REMEMBER THE MAINE a very effective notice is now being. used by state foresters to' prevend forest fires by carelessncss. d‘o. Tnotice reads something like.this: country has gone dry—be carednl w fire.” ~ Byt it doesn’t say a thing about fire water. i —Can You Beat It— i SEPARATE ACREEMENTS MAY HALT COAL STRIKE (By United Presw) Indianapolis, March 28—Separate state sgreements between- the n:ue owners and miners may avert a nati: i wide coal strike. called for April 1, it was: learned today. Whether the amke actually male:- ializes depends now on the view irtcr- national officials of the union, sre able to exercige over their subordii- ates at @ meeting in Cleveland ts- morrow (By United Pr Waslington, March government will protect the p against any . violations; which m at follow the walk-out April 1, Attornc; General Daugherty werned today “] am not taking sides n this mai- ter, biit wish to make :clear thai the p\lbll wlll be. protected,” he said. 1\‘ 3 fiKRKETS recclpts 46 cars; total U. S. 7445 on track 124 Wiscohsin $1.76 to §1485; Minnesota Red River: sackéd, 1 car,’ $1.75; Idaho Rui $1.80 t0.$1.95; Russets $2.00to § 1 cari $1.6 Fuses Prevent Fire: When an electric: current flows . 47~ makes the .wire, Dif- ferent materials resist the flow. to dif- ferent - extents and are accordh{gly heated to different degrees. Fuse ‘wire Is made of an alloy containing a large proportion of lead, ‘which' gets' very pass Furthermore, since this. alloy melts easily, the current, if large enough, may cause the fuse wire ‘to ; thirough a wire it warm, explains Popilar Science, warm when through it. large cutrents melt. Toys. : ophy. ‘What toy nppenled most to the boy? Probably it reveals the secret of that interesting mystery, the career he will follow. Colorado round whites, poorly graded ‘Wherever current is being consumed In the house or factory, a plece of fuse wire Is put somewhere in the circuit. If through accident or design too much current should be used, the fuse wire will ‘melt, or, as is usually deseribed, “blow,” and stop ‘the flow of ‘current. ‘before the copper wire inside the walls can heat up and set fire to. the house. i ‘As the Christmas tree dries up and “ralls off,” study. the "kiddies with thelr toys—nnd learn much philos- Little girls are just as fond of their doll babies as their gréat-grandmoth- ers were. That explodes all fears that home life is rocking at Its founda- el VENING, MARCH 23, 192! e A’ ; £7 " OERN SUAME THAY 5 usmeome« GAVLED, OOY WHEN \MiE GIv CAUGMY VLATE AT W opRicE - B4 Gosw, .| GOYTA TAKE MV OLE FOR PASSAGE TODAY " STATE TEACHERS AGAIN billion dolla: for passage b lar bonus the of the rules utaud 2176 to 126. of “a hofss; 1l that a vision seenis © - to sem A casket ‘-q( lovellest dreams. He_ figures its height and its girth; 1 stands, ‘A miracle sprung from the sod, nml purpose -of ‘God.. it in’' prictical style, o, But stlll; every once'in a while, smooth, Let's yield to the magical thrall 'm:. Teason for iiving at all! Payln: $8 C. 0, D. charges on a sup- posed Christmas packige delivered by a mesmser, 4 Poughkeepsie (N. Y.) woman opened and found burléd in the ‘sawuust inside a note, “Here 8 & recelpt for !he $3,you owed me for so umx" G 32x4 o . -i).w Flrestone ‘Has Reduced . the Cost of Tim Semi“ce £ »30x3 Fabrl 30x34 & ‘SO:’J%Oord L HW,,,‘:‘ .,m&"..""“ %flm the annual meeting on Decsmber 15, 1921, ; i L Aumdu.m.nrédnm hvu.htdmw&nlm President of the Company, mtflvm“'“m:"m tires on w th mileage dnublu 'MOTOR INN F. M. GOUGHNOUR, Prop. il wa: ‘t’uk‘. = Quse today. 7 o & ‘| special wap rale enhling its: backy pleted the line-up for the high sch to put it through without alteravions was: called up in the house. shexily .{after it ‘convendd at 11:00 o'clock The house overwhelmingiy adoptca I&rule permitting the bonus bill o jcome up Jmmediately under sus;en- (By ‘Tnited 1 Washington, March: 23—Bhe- fo + The roll call ~cle ’namcuw man, nfi- & small woodén - Strung tight with the gut of a cat, Onwhich yout ‘can ‘scrape with the il There!s a0thing more to it than’ thn. #0 he declares, and it's perfectly true ‘have. visions which lead you The MUul han knows a tree is a tree. ‘How m-ny bond feet it would yield ‘to And yet to &hn man who has vision, it A (rnn l(vlu‘ ‘glory that ever proclaims He's safe and he's sane as an everyday gul Though practical people make livifig run ot drefllnll‘l ‘wlhose beautiful visions sup- —Berton Braley in Lealle‘ (Continued From Page 1) lgame. . Hickerson, ~substitute . rig..t 'guard for Smith when Smith went to right forward in place of Davis, com- By Hen L Far: (Usilted ross. Correspondent) New York, Mnch 22.—More good moves. to prepare for the 1924,01 pic games are bemg made by Am can_ athletic heads. The needs of distance runners and fleld men is so generally recognized that special. efforts will be made year4o develop sta¥s in these dep: ments. T z The’ intereollegiate athlebic associa| | tion recently added the discus and ja. ety ot .40 Wity college chanpi and it is lil that the flve: mile;Tace and the 440: yards_hurdle will b ‘card for this- year Harvard. and Fumitfie Repairini, Phones | LU AMINING. Efss 10th and Irvine Ave. FITTING | GLASSES Jake’skepair Shflp Office, First Floor 213 Third St. . SUBS Horng;“center, led the-scoring for e teachers with five - field = gonls, three'in the second period. Rotiels right forward, netted two field goal. Simons, left forward one fiefd dnd-two. free throws; Bergiand, ng guard and Elliott, left guard, enc scoring; one field goal.. 'The co: made #ood on only two free six ‘attempts hy ice Phone 131 -Res, 3: ‘ed on its one atte: The game was mterestmg de p1 the fnet that the hi school led throughout. {V “Diedrich of this city . oflcmed this game the volley ball‘téams of Elks “and the: Moose lodges ple twe' interesting ga\'ne v) “won-by the El "IN AN EMERGENCY @ good ‘non-leakable . hot water bag is mighty precious. Yonu will find: ours about the best rubber bag obtainable— free from defects of mater- ial and workmanship. - All ing college: men: that ‘has.been negl hag’nt 4 manin‘either event:that v come’up to the stars’ pean'nations and it erican’ can BY €. & C. ASSOCIATION (Oonunued From Plll 1y our rubber goods are equally of ‘the'large sum of money aiready i = high grade expended 1n this county but both ith : 7 z S 5 farmers and commercial men are Urg-jege . suzhontles workmg together in ; ; i A ing that- the work p)io- ed as )apmly the campaign to develop. more f as: gossible.”” tance runners -there. is little . do Mr. Johnson read a_letter, v that the team which will :be sentito he has sent to_commissioner of Hi Paris w-l make a better showing m ways; C. Babcock,: calling atten-|the middle and long distance ‘ra tion: to ""e need :road andlthan” the last team made in %I:- 'Eubmitting” a ‘resolution, which was werp. passed by the, association that wora . |be rushed with a!l possible speed on this nev state road. ‘The . cmmt{v durmg 1921 received from_ the: state aboiit - $200,000 on road work and gave.only $30,000 in i good flllllllllllIIIII||IIII|III||I|IIIIIIII|II|IIIIII|I||IIIIIlI|lIHIlllllllllmlllHIHIIl|ll'IIIIIIIII|||llllllIIIII|IIIIIIlIII|I|IIIII||IIIII|ll|||IIillIIIIIIl||l|||IIl|IIIIIII||||Il|||l||ll||II|III|I|llIIlII Think of Bu ing A New: Staqdardi Gas Range for Almost Halt of What It Would Have Cost During The Last Few Years We have a number of these on_ hand, and others at 20 per cent to 40 per. cent reductxon. The difference will pay for a lot of gas, es- pecially at the lower gas rate anticipated for. _next ‘month. - They are all standard Ranges, mcludmg “Acorn ” “Clark Jewel,” Stewar‘t’ and Para- “mount. (Aeutofa “Paramount” combmatlon shown here.,) : : s 3 Success in the future will de é largely on the degree of interesy, can.be worked up among th& high school and prep school boys.. 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