Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 24, 1922, Page 10

Pnnl Bunr, Rocheater (N. V) Loolon ‘Min, Given Special Consideration by President Harding, #i{y boy,” sald Senator Harding, in October, 1918, it there-is’ever any- e thing X can do for you, write me or ask me.” So Paul ' thands “blown “oft during tha war, walted . until.‘the senator ‘became the President, EMIDJI DAILY PIONEER ’ nticipations of | ger.” Missives making accusations of ‘aseful results from the recent mational agricultural con- | 1nfdellty have cuused the deaths. of | op ofher sweeps in Treland. “Sure, yer’ with it. fine spirit of co-operation among the fnrmeru, sition on their part to unite’their efforts Y . mmry possible way with those of the government, au- gurs particularly well for our.hope of accomplishment. The conference | of imagination is the commonest form ..« \gave terious and thorough consideration :to the “problems be- | Of Juvenile unveracity. : fore it, and presented practicable proposals for doing prnchcal and worth- while thingki %t ed ‘all estremism and adopted the wise course of making no excessive demands for' special favors or class treatment, I am | llsm concerning the flerceness of the | cyaracter, But ita ‘scent permeates the 2 Sl 6 initations) po, your own enjoy very_‘nu’mthaptb- 'wisdom.- of this course’ will: ke demonsh‘ntcd here- and then asked him to help him get a Job. Har ding suspended the’ clvll rv!ce rules, making a spe- clal ¢ase’ of‘it, and Bazaar_.is mow empbygd by ‘the Veterans’ bureau, and 18 punching a-.typewriter (Hunt systém) at a great rate of speed with |- his_artificial hands. In a.letter.to comrades in.the ican Legion, Bazaar sald: “I have. taken my draw with a grin; that same grin is still with me. I'have found the sledding exceedingly rocky at times, but my philosophy of a smile and no worry, coupled with an insatiable desire’ to get somewhere, have helped me surmount most of my . difficulties.” Premature -explosion of & defective hand grenade at Fort. St Mange, France, was responsible for the 108s’] of ‘Bazaar’s hands. He is equipped tached to the stump of his right arm which enables him to write legibly; drive an automobile, and: attend ‘to Al his personal needs unassisteds LEGIOII POS‘I’ AT WEST POINT M‘rm Rh-ufi, [} smmn!. Heads 5 Drnanluthn in the . Country’s + Greatest uhool for War, In the. heart of tha country’s mtr for war, & post ot}ho Amer- floure ishes: and - cele- « briat, ;peace. West: it is the haine of the Stew- art. Whiting ‘Hoo- ver post,:which 13 under -, command of one of earth’s glorious . specles, - hlz!bmkln: non-com;. Andrew * Rheu- . de, . a -sergeant,’ was,.chosen trom @ roster ‘of 75’ officers qnd 300 enlisted men ‘{6 lend the: post, and utider hig gulding band it is being bullt up into an ommluflon which promises to be- | IS — of the Empire state, Named for; Stewart Whiting Hoover, the post. wnl organized in 1920 by en- lsted: men. "The retiring commander 1is also a sergeant—Joseph. Grndy—nnd ms credit for having built up from ‘15 members to-its pres- | Five Million:Questionnaires to Be,Used In Obtaining Views on’Compen- sation Drive. A ‘lm(lon-\\ldc census of ' ex-service be. taken' by the. American L «Elve) million questionnaires 1 Ve :been 'printed for use in the Le- glon’s.'Myervice and compensation” driv8which will aim toward the «»m- 0 lhou]d uflntd a definite lnaIcnuun o( the' enef cost of provldlng cmnpcnsu- irious smte orgnnlmum\s ot the. Leglon’ will conduct their drives’ separately,s and at . their own ‘dute. Every’ mai lnwrvlewed by the census taker will: 1nrurmed of me five op- ibe‘asked 'to siguify his attitude toward ithe measure and his cholee of the five features. He will also record ‘whether he was ever wounded, gassed, or ‘snfered'an injury in: service., As- llsfimee will be provided 1n filing:com- pensntlon claims, and all ex-soldiers will be ur(ed to carry government Jn | surarce, The Legion’s plan for a rotating loan 7 'fund will be explained, and every man lntenlcwed will be asked whether he - zlie wflllns to turn over his com- g Wpthn toward such a fund for the rellet of needy service men. * True Talks uring the impaneling ot a 'ew England town that the eolloquy occurred- between. ¢ and a talesman: * with a complicated double hook at-|: of all departments of the nhrmal industrigl establishment, look with much satisfa »year, and with all coblfidence to the future, own waters, Egyptian River sunlyoru Enabled to Foretell Hour of Inundation of the River, Nile. Hottest Place on Earth, Nilometers were among_the most an- :Stone- wells were constructed onthe This water rose’and fell in sympathy with ‘the river, abling river suevey- ors (government : officers) - to. foretell the hour ot ‘nundation. " hitons on the sides of each and nifddie; ghuge: the inspectors pa- ) formed‘ people by means of bul- X id when' the' stream would probabl; merflo\v its banks. Tiake Mdéris, in Lower Egypt, was onnected f ‘the: many ‘canals for | Egyptian. enginéers are” now famous. | YOUOW stain. This’ canal was equipped . with-sluices ;'and gauges. 5o ‘that the land’ avound | |1t was never flooded. If the Nile | rose, all ‘that )\nppened was that the blue ;crygtal mirror of. the lake rose | & dalt of fur with-four hea too, ,n the 'waters of the river fell, {eex lega. \ - | Just" A Word “Our 98c Sale was a declded success, judging from the number of satisfied cus- i ‘Kltunp ltnnnly Furmcd. fifit officer from West Point to {3 -misrepresenting nor using a “catchy” ad- bargains agam this week. Eggs, per doz .. ... iieneiei. .. 25¢ 1 can Peas and 1 can Corn:. ... , . . . 25¢ 23arsApr1cotJam L U 40 ‘Large, juicy Grape-Fruit, each .. ... .10c +5.1bs.of Broken Rice . ..... R 12 large pkgs Oatmeal .|\ ‘9-lb glass' jar Cocod . ...k C ipso, large- ‘pke; expressly for wash- it 1\1g machines; per pkg . ... (s . 22¢ Cola’\Water:Starch, perpkg: oo Ge 20 bars White Soap, 1 large pkg Star Nap. flu Washmg Powder . .....$1.00 COFFE.E! ‘No Coffee is at its best unless it is fresh.ly roasted. All of our Coffee is . freshly rosisted every day. We have the “only roastir:in the city. Try one of our 2 brandsand. yoi ill note its superiority. Chickepis, fles essed, perlb.. . ..:30c it 3"' ¢ Phone 160. We Deliver Daily. Phone 160 d |ty Ny;inore and East Bemidji f\ford aNI Bumnany ference i i Washington were more than realized. I be~ | misery into several homes. ‘oner, all thellohiemmeepiliayelbie: Tieve it has set a new mark.in the aspirations not only the agricultural community, but, indeed, of the en- by the ‘writer; of ‘the slanders. ° Mak- eountry in behalf of 'a better understanding.of our | enjoyment among 'a large mumber of problem and of more | effective measures morbid persons, '-The human crav-|:' por ome-of its features Christmas In the general industrial and business situation there is much’to jus- bourding ‘school, told - his ‘companions | .or fenves, nothing short of repeated hfy confidence that we ‘are well past the worst phases of the agrieulttral emu thl.tjmp!oument is well. begun, and that it will continue steadily imm this time forward..;Thisiis not only a seurce of satisfdction to every plimented by the - king—From the ' "qye jsiand 1y a British possession, friend of the farmer; but also to whoever is imterested in any phase of | aail. . American business, for we/haye all.come. tg recognize: the interdependence At e e R ., . No one of them can prosper permanently if any ofher great branch | Iv 2 prehistoric ruln near Aztec, N. of national activity is depressed. Therefore; in expressing iy conviction, | shield, for warding off the enemy's | wowunls the naturallaw ignorer, says based on & wide array-of information, that-the worst is past as concerns - agriculture, I am reeording my firm'belicf- that an era of better businese and more prosperous times, for the entire commercial establishment of the |:1n the sunlight this worked like n country, lies just nhead of us, I fecl, therefore, that we are entitled:to | mirror, blinding the enemy. faetion upon what we have lccom'p]lsht,d ‘m the last -——m———#=.= TER GUAGES' thien the Take filied fhem 1ip by care: ful manipulation of its sluices and its | ypearthed: by future.archeologists. The Dead sea, at the southern end clent water gauges, and were used by | of the Jordan valley, in Palestine, is the Egypt m: tles B, C. fald to be the hottest place on earth. | i oy, centaties % It is 47 miles long, ten miles wide, banks of the Nile, and water entered’ and lies in a depression 1,300 feet be- : r 3 6 ches, | 10W the level of the sea. Hence it has tiess through, ‘uslicepripied. 4 no gutlet to the sea and the waters, that flow into it are disposed of by the rapid evaporation caused by the heat. Five millisn tons are thus daily' taken |: up by the atmosphere. There is not a'déeper trench than this on earth. As well lnd!gued the muxlmqm‘ minimum Derpotual’ spaw, rests: on. the .tops o d in-| high' mountains because they. are out | | tpolled the banks of the Wile and In-{ (R Bonetof air to some extent, \] " Nile | 80 the Dead sea is-always hot because Jetiva i e, bow Jigl the Nle it 1s under 86, thick-a blanket and also situnted ‘well southward. -The water of -this curlous lake is five tlmes as salty as the ocean, and one cannot thi the, Nile uin anclent | 'y sy - mhe water s bitter to the| i whl:h ‘tie Q‘)‘M‘“ B{t",\r’lflllhfl ana | taste, oily tothe touch, and produces a Tour 'kittens born 'in New Orleans ‘ware so-tightly Jolued they,resembled tfi and fours tomers who congratulated us on our not . vertisement to draw trade. ' Some real arton (12hioxes) Matches .. .. 1. .55¢ 1 éred Hls TordshIp. “Y18,"ye hiave, yer -NICTIMS OF MO ( S| oner. Ol swept yer ‘oner’s: chiminoys." | - “Oh, it was'you, was'it?’ I'll never em- ploy' you' again,” replied” the “fudge: “You did ‘the work bldl,y and they've smoked ever since, ver hav again.” “Oh, yes ye ), yer *oner,” replied the man,” “And I tell"you'I won’t,” +angrily. ‘answered his, Jdord- ship. {The , sweep pérsisted that he would:le employed again, so the judge ey = “ asked why, saying:there were plenty L.+ . 8 (NN P48 Just as soon as yo& serve x \ L»‘ Kel]ogg s, you’ll -note fussy. I;l:gr. . J S~ faded appetites getting mighty, i e ” ¥ + “This Is precisely the result desired | fol° féfig&“fi:fl:fl'“f‘ a5 ““‘ By WP - arp; ymll’fu find big bowls being : &t o P mdethfor ¢¢just 4 féw thore- —~ 3 SAe R . ; “Keltogg® 5, ‘mot] er—they za. Tree Grows on Jsland. Y 3 mderfull” ... “Sensation Mongers” Must Have Ex-| citement, No.Matter What the Prlc’ They Have to Pay.. The case of anonymous letter writ- ing reported from the French town of Tulle affords a typical illustration of. the methods of ‘the: “sensation .mon- in an asylum and brought ing a sensation is the'very height of ing for excitement ‘i$ entirely normal, but in its pathologicel and -criminal manifestations it often: leads to trag- edy. The majority of young children de light in sensational mongering. A’ lie tsland; In_ the: Indian’ ocean, may be f And, that'll piake you glad, fox. said to ‘be infamous rather than fa-| ' 1.y \ ¢llogg’s Corn Flakes are 2 great mous. A bulletin of the National Geo- . 'y speed-start for the day’s domigsl graphic soclety: tells of a?ree, believed | * e g »:1+They make for health and happy: ‘mot. to_exist .elsewhere, ‘which is de- [ .0 / - ‘digestions! ' Kellogg’s are'never scribed by one disgusted vlsltar tothe! .~ y70 ol LI, ““leathery ot tou; but always - island as emitting “the most disagree: i IR 3 o:sly :yflsyl €, g wy able odor in' the world.” With a trunk as sturdy ‘as an oak, and leaves a Kdlogg’s—the origingk Com o E‘lxkes—wfll be a revelation to graceful as. those of an aspen, it glves | to the eye mo indication of its true| our taste if you have been ea A little girl who *“sees” bears. and wolves in a _coppice near her hope in- vents stori £ hair-raising sensation- animals.' Another girl declares she sees big eyes in-the stem of an oak tree. A boy, twelve years old, arriving at a alr lo: tmdml: of feet in every v £ B ¥ enoug 0 S0 much as tou: § ark | Jalk “ith other *“corn. flakns. sld “Eat some of Kellogg’s—then try; Tovis he imitations! You’ll realize - ! n ‘why Kellogg’s Corn Flakes = U .~ the largest and fastest selling C renl in the whole world;.:: i more ‘than ask for “corm. ' .- o ) o o "'"b:,‘ m,,:';’ flakes »? Insist upon KELLOGG'S - - : Lawbreakers. (il 1 ~m%‘a’:mn Corn Flakes'in the RED and Man is the natural law maker and } ¢ 4 saestl w’i“-'fi.?:; GREEN package! My, but ity \ *em . George, English feminist, famous | ' \ FpeRhs awlal vorth w“d ’ @s “the man’.who knows ‘all about o E 3 women.” His, theory is: that women hate re- straint more than men: do. George is on the wrong tmch His theory’ doesn’t. hold. w % 4 - P chief thing that separates us from the m:v;r:"n’en 1’*‘): A‘llul:gl?ln:vnl::l d‘::::‘,;‘;:;:; oo ik % " s ] savagery of the.past. tioys,: later: regilating ‘their husbands{ . Our finest modern inventions will | g isdom: of instinct. ve_considered crude when. they' dre | " Mon.make the good laws. . But worn- ‘en put:the notions in the men’s heads. ALL COMPETITION WAS A JOKE | Mare Kriew. Where to. Go When Sick. = An Ontario. reader of the Montreal o [/ Family ‘Herald.writes that he was tak- A * 7 ing care of-a roan mare that had be- Jonged & year previous -to - another farmer three miles away. The animal took::sick with™ the colic. The third of. the dormitory "that"he had flown the . first airplane from Buckingham palace and had ‘been personally’ com- scrubbing with strong carbolic seap will make him again fit for humun g0 i R clety. 1 A A g Continental Edition of the London f. :aving been annexed in 1888 after the B £3 Ve boe dlscovery- of rich fertilizer *déposits. Aztec, Mex., excavators found a basket-work spears, The. owner cunningly, bad coated it with flakes of mica; fastened. with gum. Behold, there, one ‘of; the earliest . manifestations of the inventive spirit, . Judge Had ‘Another Think Coming if He Thought He' Could Do Away With Chimney Sweeper. " (A well-known Judge In Ireland was . Made From L;nzdon s Sanitary Ice Cre;m very fond: of: relating: the following'| morning he went to see how the mare \ Moy to his griends: It was at the | was,and found she had gone.. She had .. POLAR: PIE tizie of a general election'and one day | been tied in her:stall, which sht broks ( . ./ The Popular Ice Crcam Bar. fo when he was le.vjn‘ the:law courts, | down; the door was ‘also broken.. The . i il 4 Dublin; a sweep accosted him and ad- next day, the_correspondent. says,.he : ASK POR IT i 5 found-the.animak had gone back to the dressed him'with famitiarity. “Be off, farm, three, wmiles . away- and: had | ' ye dirty scoundrel,” said.the judge. I don’t know “you.”. “Sure, that ‘ye Jumped, two. gates: to reach the stable ser ‘ouer,” replied 'the sweep. door, here xlle dropped dead. never i 'IIIIIIIIIII|II|IIIIlI|Il|IIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|II|IIIIIIIIIII||II IIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIlIlIIIIIIlIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIl|II|||IIIlIIIIIIIIIIIlIlIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIlII Thmk of Buying A New Standard Gas Range for Almost Hali of What It Would Wehave'a number of thése‘on “hand” and’ others at 20 per cent t040 per ceht reductlon. : : The difference will pay fora lot.of’ ‘gas, es- . pecially at the lower gas rahe anticipated for " next month. it " They are all standard Ranges, mcludlng “Acorn,” “Clark Jewel % Stewart" and Para- mount.” (A cut ofa “Paramount” here.) omhination shown- g Automatic Water Heater r v.ucedcr\e-thirvd : Tank Water 'Heaters reduce’d‘20 per cent. 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