Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 13, 1922, Page 6

Ly e PAGE SIX BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING COMPANY ~ N o ; aftention- weitis, el A SRR neceasarily for pul (il = in 9 Weekly Pioneer mi s ] Tueeday of each Wi nsute. < .40, who sits in m df‘.gm;ou 1 ate years, WEBKLY PIONEER—Tw fi%‘dg!fi%‘n#: pohtu pag THE " _Unless credit 1 45 hin paper, caly tha United PUBLE this year in commection with the activities Press is entitlad to the use for re-publicstion of all of the big leagues. ool news dispatches credited to it. x%hm crédited s 3 asid-4180; the local news. pukiished herein,. ; ... ! . = s = e — ] = NEAR EAST RELIEF k i For nearly a decade of yedrs, eiich annual Easter morn in Anierica has brought with it'some Editor, Bemidji appeal in the name of hungry and suffering hu- I want to express.my entirg«_lcqmgn 1 Peter, Krogseng’s opinion of the level ag) ed upon for Red -lake—1,174 is too ‘higl mianity, some reminder that there is & less fortu nate nation lookmg to America for the necéssary practically no benefit to settlers & the I means of mere existence, along sluggish streams emptying into the'lake, such This year, although the war is moré than three aslBr]‘n‘ckdu?k a‘;ld Ta_:rtwrncé & Sel:ng ¢ Grosk: i ¢ . ave already written C..G. 3 yen.rs d.xstant, '.he = termath o.f poverty and !mnger ston and Represe:;ltutive H. Krutson about the mat- which it left in its wake still lays. an obligation . ter. But unless a lotof noise i made, we can upon the more fortunate of the Christian nations . look for no benefits above’ the outlet. It seems to continue their work of mercy and relief. The passion at this Easter tide for relief from their un- alleviated distress. Armenia is still the refugee 1 have lived on since September, r of the Tamorac river—and I know somethin, among Christian nations, the heroic. efforts of her people to rehabilitate their country having been defeated by the unchecked invasions of the Turks, Kurds and Tartars, who, last year, not only robbed ‘as it is and save the Armenians of their surplus food and their farm One thousand implements and &fiimals, but also prevented .the cultivation of the laznd in all but a few. isolated districts, . The appeal this year js in the name of the Ar- menian orphans, 100,000 of whom are béing cared what is needed for Amvcricani Near East Relief committee in 176 erphanages ‘heir need is particularly ur- gent right now, because the national committee has raises that mach higher. been cdmpelled o cut its appropriations 25 per ent. U hat_sh i i cen nless that shortage is made up by addi: ‘Waskish, Min TENSTR!KE 4 Ev‘;& the-State exami questions last’ Thursday and Friday. (Omitted Last Week.) - Rev: J: F. MeLeo;l ]‘;‘ Dnhl;h l;is— 5 z ited at the d of Rev. an rs. The Commurity Club will - hold|r, “Woodcock last Wednesday even- its next regular meeting on Tuesday, |ing, . . . April 11th. Rev. Thomas of Blackduck held Mrs, Ed Myers called on Mrs.[services here Tuesday of last week. John Quade Tuesday afternon. Mr. and Mrs. Wakter Wopdcock T% 500 card club met at the home [are the proud parénts of a baby boy of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. F. Hermanniborn & week ago Sunday. . last Wednesday evening. The Ladies Aid met at the hoine Chris Beck of Kelliker was here|of Mrs. John Pemble last Thursday on_a business visit last Saturday, (afternoon. - After the meetitik'a 15 Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. West return- (cent lunch was served. . ed last Wednesday from an extended| Sid Kruger went to Mizpah, Tues- visit to Minnenpoiiq, St. Paul, -Ro-fday of last week. chester and other points in the south-| Services at the Presbyterian church ern. part of the state. on Sunday evenings will be held at . There was a Lutheran Choir prac-ig P. M, srevte‘ad of 7:30 P, M. tice at the home of E. F. Kituger,| Rev. I. Woodcock held regular Sun- Monday evening. 5 day servites at ‘Sunday. Rev. Carl Zoin held services in| Claverice The: -:gt spent Sunday Hagali Sunday afternoon and at|in Blackduck. R Hines in the evening. 2 The Ladies‘ Aid will' give & ‘play The Walter League meéts at thé|in the very near future. A C. J. Wild home on Friday, April| James Hart returned from Akeley 28th. e 3 _|for, the week end. The Lutheran Ladigs Aid met at| The Walter League met last Fri- the home of Mrs. Gottlieb Hofer|day, evening. Wednesday afternoon. 1 ; Mrs. Gregg magde a business trip E. E. _Sghnlke made a business trip (to Bemidji Tuesday of last week. to Bemidji Tuesday. E. E. Schulke made a businéss trip < 'I‘.( M. Partridge of the T. M. Part-|to Bemidji Tuesday of last week. ridgé Lumber company was a business| F. E. Oppegard loaded a car of caller -in Tenstrike Tuesday .of last|potatoes for Yakima, Wash. week. He returned to Minneapolis| V., N. Owens loaded a car of po- Wednesday. B tatoes for Chicago. The school . boy’ ! 1 W. A. Rice made a business trip to defeated the Spur tgam in thé C. C.|Bemidji last Monday. Hall here lm»% Paul Haluptzak made a business - score of 31 lj’ £ s |trip to Bemidji Monday of last, week. teams were i d i th It would be very hard for a per- tactics of the erth son if; when his house burned down, the game provediio be & ¥ with every part of his belongings, ing. one. ~Thefe Wi &b .10 [he had to depend on.an insurance ad- dirty work petforsiied ] . |justor; espeeially if it would take F, E. Oppe : ickdgck was | them to come around as it has at the a business caller héré oné-day last|James Taylor fire. we%t‘ C. Hagading, wis, & business|s Ml:; L. A. Rearick visited in Bem- caller. in ‘Bentidji édnesc'hy of last ‘”i,,,“:,:g‘fi&f w i home team, remembe perfectly clear that thexeal (ilb'je y g the Armenians, whose sufferings ‘have been a litany of fi‘::'rl;tt’h:nffi i';“el\]-gl:]gon } cfi);;.ro mg lam, was sorrow in the ears of the world for six years, make steady waterpower for the industrial interesst, and another appéal to Amerieaf genefosity and com- to use Red lake as a reserypir for that purpose. Regardless of what the ‘results ‘would be to people along the lakeés and rivers above the dam. the north shore of Upper Red lake 1908—was thé first settler weu} of and dry enon;"h to put into crop, it might as well be left ‘py'on‘ce more. . Amerfcan sport. the organgeh i Wht less populd¥, and for two rea nss The: Dbling;scandal didn’t help, any 3 in admittance charges of thé baseball; imagnates: Pioneeri— here. If we cannot get our the cost to us. . one, hundred and seventy-three " (1,173) feet should be the highest the lake should be allowed to rise. Even'then, strong winds from the lake will bring it up to a point where it will not do us any good, to say the least. The people along the lake have been taxed to the extent of $2.00 and more an acre for ditches to drain the sutrounding county, with the result that .we_ are flooded much worse than formerly bécatise of the fact that the ditches rush the water i the lake much faster than before, so the lake tional approp‘riations, 25,000 children are irrevo- W cably condemned to die. k 9 .. Minnesota is asked to_give $300,000, which will commute the death sentence for 1,000 destitute ~to_aJl Minnesotans is sufrect the oldest of |erans. Rbiough its_children, which crack of éontinual .in- ., th the baseball estiig €6 iote, the attitade of the ence 1 and will be of ct in dredging the river and provide And now if we are to be > assessed - for. “benefits,” we want value received— and. will insist upon it to the last ditch. ALBERT SMITH. R Mrs. Geo Curtis E.hD. Agersdof ng !Ll’-rb;n, Mi;l ‘was here Sunday and Monday: in. the |} - F interests of disabled World War:V thisl wook: is Vigiting re}: . Ray Tho;§: itor Saturday. The Peoples State Bank is 'now. loading a car of potatoes. Carl Sch- mitt is doing the loading. ? Pinewood will Have a Dodge auto livery this summer. PINEWOOD R:J. Gatrard: of Jenkins, Minn, atives here. -, son was, a Bemi S THR BEMIGJI DATLY FIONEER LAY ST ] | THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 13, 1922 1 Bemidji| o) of Of Mr. Fritchiq of Shevlin was a business ' visitor: heré Monday. (3 ¥ bs 'l‘lhe Pin]ewood peotple fil\!e ndifire- AuflTloN s ME i surprise’ party for Mr. an rs. ' E - Tuesday to serve on tife petit jury.|c B Nelson, Sunday evening at their ¥ b } home. They will move to Clearbrook Miss Mattie Stohl visited friends and: reiatives -here several days last'|| wetk. Miss: Sthol is'a“former. reside; Bemidj; Pt 0. D, Lucas, Intefnal Revenue: ficial business Tuesda* g Nels Rude, ‘A. M. Thompson and Mrs- Wm. Thias were Bemidi visi- ol £ tors Wednesday. Minn.:« : THE RICH HEALTHFUL i ' JUICES . = Brewed From BULGARIAN BLOOD TEA make one of the very best SPRING TONIC that can be used——Why not freshen and tone the tired blcod. ““Vigorous, peppery mer and women are the world winners of this age. Just try Bulgarian Blood Tea today. Get it from your druggist. 50'HORSES .APRIL 19,1922 International Lmbr, Co, International ‘Falls this vicmity, but‘now résides &y cer of Bemidji, was here on_of- THE PIONEER WANT ADS BRING RESURES (4 D GRAND No Reserved Seats—First Come, First Seated Maurice Flynn “Bucking the Line” An Adventure Story by Francis Lynde Directed by Carl Harbaugh ey Comedy in Two Parts ' Mat. 2:30 :— 10c-25¢c —: ~Eve. 7:10-9 INTHIS VICINITY! > E FIRST TIME - Twp Showa Daily ©2:30 =7:30" godliness.” your charm. their “life. & Tailors - “N. !’-.m-m..g.;i ‘Mgr. “CLEANLINESS is next to Let us keep your suits or frocks -in immaculate .condi- tion and it will intensify Besides, it’s true economy to have your clothes Dry Cleaned as it adds months of enjoyment and service to | “You are as near the Master Cleaners as the closést Parcel Postoffice.” Bemidji Cleaners wegk. . k - 0 : alter Myeis transdcted buifness|y) ‘:rkad‘l}g g{i.:e e:.ir:li:sd ln:::ll i in Bemidji Wednesday of last week. |tention. The Fred Lease home_ near Sfi:: The Presbyterian choir rehearsed |3 was_complétely déstroyed .| B . ; oot B AL Sunday T g oF at the ‘J.ahh ‘Pémble horhe l4st Fridky the fire s'aie of tho mysterious|® b ype. . Miss Margaret. Harris of Bemi, is visiting jat the Paul Halupt home this week. Last Saturday evening the strike Basketball team met defé: Rev: J. the hands of a team representin, ) ‘Hires. The game was plajed at Hines; iy and as usual Ten: rk%g s will reps; o i ay 6;:::";“‘ Wi resented at the .ug-stite Willage! t‘“"mfiyt put under the Presby~ Next Satorday these same teams|iorian church. 11 on the Tenstrike floor. = large crowd will bein At the game, the C, (C. a supper.® 7L %A : ion of Spyr\Bsket |||’ Pastor, ST. ) icd the Spur team ||| T3 RSETAmE AVe. | Ly Foo hers. Mortay eveuing: Amorg them ||| ¢ 55rigshy Gy Rondevs. $ 4 m—10 being Mr. and Mis. Earl Jeffries; Bibles. and_Religlons Mr, and Mrs. W. T. Blakely, Miss ||| articles at . The Church urges Brady, Lioyd Knott and Victor Jac-{l[ Bllyc i their home and 2o’ read 1t obs; daily. Hev. Carl Zoin visted st Gass | Nor.Cuepoles g cpratao inpied Lake last wek. A Admission free t fous. 1p: Mrs. Paul Haluptzok and Mrs. F.f| struction, meru:r:'knanfrlxrfir‘:xiu’:n C. Betz visited in Bemidji last wgek|[| on the history and teachings of the Wednesday, Catnatic Cryren given oo’ doon re- Quite a number of school children i ks ss Lenore Jgmeson " spent the wegk end with hér parents in Bem- 1dji. 3 M#s. William Travis visited in Bem- idji Saturday. [ Phone 347 alter Rice went to [} .. Rev. Thomas of Blackduck and |} held < A bottle of Koors Pa: ing-bowl of ceréal. teurized creamt will im- the " flavor and tastinéss of your morn- It S- story. :— . A PARAMOUNT PICTURE =—: INTERNATIONAL NEWS and A COMEDY ' ELK O===TONGHT IN-A RETURN SHOWIN dramatic punc ives in- i Moriéy Isn’t Everything—Bit! If you want fo Warner fi'a‘xt'bn and Clarernice "B'urton —in— ‘Her Own Money’ ish,j this picture $_than you have —the stampede of 5,000 terror-stvicken steers— and HARRY CAREY midst. ——AND— ; et the dgé-old - 1500 workh:. J gt Ao\ in “9he Sea £i—o» " REX THEATRE WILLIAM FoX PRESENTS JANE CREY’S WESTIRN STORY STAGED BY INMETT J.FLVN OF - NEVER” ' They planhed to go through :icompany wanted him to pay for his got a divorce. 3 4 i ecayse’ éross-eyed e, so Beri'neazly m, the tro“eyv fan on ‘t;':aclu, }: had a very peculiar sense of direction, is filled with' mére stifring" P B Al ever'seen in any Western A Presents - 1 LA X - _BEN TURPIN —in— and IRENE RICH riding for . “STEP FORWARD”