Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 1, 1922, Page 4

PAGE FOUR BEMIDJI DAILY, PIONEER PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY BY THR ‘BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING COMPANY . E. CARSON, President E, H. DENU, Secy-Mgz; J. D. WINTER, News Editor TELEPHONE 922.923 ,1—s Entered at the Postoftice at Minneseta, e il i S MEMBER, NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION t—t 8, 8. Thels Tow Chicago, TIl, and New York, M. ¥, e'pr. n-%-' must be howao to t‘::‘ ulm ::'t :: PYoach ‘this office mot Iater tham P fvon .00 Io:‘tfi':::"‘" '23 On6 Year cineeyeszux¥5. onthia” o, . T LA R iy 30 Bix Months o, o 8.8 00K oeeveeeses o1& Threa Months wiveees 1.89 WEEKLY PIONEER—Twelve rl-. published vurnnur-duuflmlwunnl 1o any address itor, in advance, $2.00. loas \ven paper, Press is entitled to the use for re-publication of all mews dispatches credited to it, or otherwise eredited and also the local news published herein. OFFICIAL COUNTY AND OITY FPROCEEDINGS ‘WONDER ON WONDERS' Tt §8 ‘quite uncanny enough to have the price of hogs come to you from out the sky, but:it seems that the half hasn’t been told about this wirelesa business yet. For instance, along ¢comes thé announcement from Washington that C. Francis Jenkins, who has been at work ‘on the idea for 20 years, has per- fected an invention by means of which: Motion pictures may be transmitted by wireless from a central broadeasting station into the homes of the people, or h: happenings on the other side of the earth may be flashed into newspaper offices, criminals may be exhibited in one central station and their likeness shown to the police in every city, town and hamlet in the world instantaneous- ly. How would you like to try that on your wire- jJess? Yet, when explained in detail, it sounds yeasonable enough. Prismatic rings furnish the secret of the ability to transfer pictures through the air, That this could be done has long been known ,but always there has been a defect, The Jenkins invention clears away this- defect. :+ There is a light detecting box which takes the picture through a lens in front of the prismatic ‘rings and, as the light ruynlplsa through it, sends them out through the air just as the voice is) sent out by the carbon transmitter. On the receiving end there is an ordinary telegraph instrumentto ! \ vibrate and a mirror sends the light on through a “light valve” which is nothing more than a glass tube filled with carbide bisulphide and bound with wire much after the manner of a tuning coil now in use in wireless. So we are not only to it in the rocking chair and hear Galli Curci, but we are to see Mary Pickford and her curls. Sir Arthur says we shall soon: be talking with the spirits by means of the wireless,. Who. is there to doubt him?'’'’ o ee——§ , RETURN JUDGE STANTON Judge €. W. Stanton, Bemidji’s popular jurist, has filed for re-election to-the bench from this.dis- . trict. The judge is considered one of the ablest -’ jurists in the state and should be returned without opposition. He has been often considered by the Democratic party ‘as being the best qualifiéd timber for the office of governor, and would doubtless occupy this position today if Minnesota were a Democratic state. Judge Stanton likes the work in which he is en- gaged and conducts his office in a fearless and capable manner, and there is every indication that he will be strongly endorsed by the people of this district. 3 §- $ A Bemidji woman put the “I Hear You Calling Me” record on the:phonograph and when it had finished her absent:minded husband remarked, “I must get after those fish.” $ | I They used to say: “If you want a thing well done, ‘do it “yourself.” In Beltrami county they are changing. it to: “If you want anything done, let Gene Berman do it.” § The former kaiser’is whining because his in- come is only $120,000 a year. If that old bird only knew it, he’s in luck to be alive. That Colorado woman who was named fire chief will disappoint a lot of people if she doesn’t equip the department with silk hose. § § Oh yes, by the way, the attendance record wasn’t the only thing that was smashed at Tenstrike. That picric acid has a picnic with stumps. —t Medical men have discovered that red rouge on the lips is highly injurious. This will be a terrible blow to the movie stars. v $ § Attorney General Daugherty is accused of ask- ing $25,000 for getting Morse out of the coop. He got out, didn’t he? “ "y by §———! Now comes June, month of brides, bugs, bills and bathing beauties—to say nothing of Birch- mont. $ ] Judge Stanton has decided to run again. That’s another decision that will be upheld. 'g'w.w?u’ufiw‘:mlm:nmw_\mw}\A’wmT_’m.mm | Td Tell and Show How to - Cook Electrically The Minnesota Eldctrié Light and Power Conipa"ny announces a Dernonsération and Lecture at the 'MOOSE HALL MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JUNE 5 AND 6 In the Evenings. Mr. McGivern, .a representative of the Westing- house Electric and Manufacturing Co., will be in charge of the work and will give a thorougth explanation of just how to secure the b.est results. : Come and Sample the Food He Gooks A light lunch will be ‘sarved those who at- tend. Mr. Swanson, lo- cal manager, desires all women who are inter- ested in cooking with electricity to attend, ” You will learn all about how much it costs and how to secure ‘the best results. electricity at the new cooking rate inaugurated by the company is slight, and users will find it cheaper than “ihthost other fadls. It is much cleaner‘and:less work. Minnesoia Electric Light & Power Co. E. E. SWANSON, Manager r T The cost of cooking with | able “Satisfaction or Money Back” offer. Medica) examinations by physi- i l‘.York, and'the Westchester County | ¥ormers gave 200 trees and the vil- lage gave a lot to the Ellzabethtown (Ind.) .post of 'the Legion when it ‘wanted a community home, s b THE ;BEMIDJY. DAILY PIONEER ! A '“Gold Star” Legion org.nlunnn; MEN i WANTEB open to parents, sisters and brothers, of men who gave their lives in (hol- AS SALESMEN World war, has beén proposed. In every county, for easy == | selling line of high grade, ad- vertised ‘automabile tires and ; e - | tubes. ." Position - permanent. ’ I oni ht Hwill pay $250 to $500-per moNnth to start. e i 0 éxperience necessary. __LAST TIMES . ot : k 1 |{School and College have made / big ‘success. ‘All'samples, ad- vertising . matter—and instruc- itions 'furnished free. Mail name “and, address Right Away!—and. we will send application blank and de- tailed information by Return Mail. BOX 737, SOUTH BEND, IND. ~—she’s beautiful, she’s re- - markable, presenting the &reatest Dbits of dramatic acting of ker entire stage or screen career—FLOR~ ENCE REED in W. K. Zlegfeld’s quarter of a mil- lion photo drama “THI BLACK PANTHERWS CUB” To Be Shown Friday & Saturday A Mixture of Naivete and Daring—Capital Entertainment. M . il €6 R F%r,_Béautiful and Distinctive * “Interior Decoration “‘Laxeberry White Enamel is famous the world over. It is easily cleaned; Wfll‘:flqt discolor, crack, chip or peel. In dddition to the lustrous white, the beaiitiful French gray and old ivory tints, now so popular in the best ~homes, can be obtained with it. And there’s no secret about its wonderful results—any one can use it.” GIVEN HARDWARE “BEMIDJI'S PAINT STORE” CITY DRUG STORE Weak, Sick, Nervous or Run-Down. It Is Now Péssible for You to Come This Store, Buy a Regular $1.10 Package ofNuxated Iron, Use It for Two Weeks, and If at the End of That Time You Have Not Received All, “and Even Greater Benefits Than You Expect, Simply Bring the Wrapper. Back to the City Drug Store, and We Will Cheerfully Hand You BackYour Money. Bemidji people may well ask how we can afford;t6 make this remark- tians all over the country show that an. amazing number of people: lack 100 iron in their blood. At a recent conference, Dr. James Francis Sulli- becomes’ weak, thin, pale and watery. . In many people this so seriously weakens their vital organs as to lead them to believe that they have heart or stomach trouble, kidney disease, nerve force exhaustion or some other serious ailment. I have had people come to me._thinking they had heart trouble, because they had pains and palpitation of the heart, sudden dizzi- ness, faintness or spots before the eves. In a great many of these cases, the moment iron was supplied; all of these symptoms disappeared.” We H | make this offer because Genuine Nuxated Iron contanis true organic iron || like the iron in your blood. So many people are deficient in iron who would surely be benefited by this remarkable remedy, that we recommend that you come right to the City Drug Store and get your bottle of Nuxated Iron. Use it for two weeks, and note_the improvement in your own case in strength, eriergy and endurance. If you are not more than surprised at the results, just bring back the wrapper and we will promptly refund your money without question. . ‘Young men just out.of High|s Makes a Remarkable Offer to Any Person in Bemidji Who Is| van, formerly physician of Bellevue Hospital (Out Door Department), New |: %fluspiul, said: “Without iron, the blood |* LEARN TO DANCE! “*Individual or /i "Class’ Instruction : CLASS NOW FORMING : . Dancimg lessons will be given Tuesday and Friday evenings at ‘the K. C. hall by Fred and Isabell Bahr. ‘PHONE 944 wuoscribe for The Dally Plonedr:| in the extreme. 1y directed by jard, and thrl acted by the great stnge favorite, Florence Reed, and remarkable cast—"THE BLACK PAN’ R'S CUB,” the . produect wonderful to be shown at —. 1 ELKO ‘Friday & Saturday ‘Graduation THAT LAST— THAT ARE DIFFERENT— ' THAT ARE USEFUL— That Are Very Reasonable in Price! Gifts PEARL BEADS And cother beads of -all kinds—. . $2.98, $4.98, 98c and up SILK HOSE ‘All Shades : 85¢c, 98c, $1.25, $1.49, $1.98, $2.25 “SILK SCARFS Very Good $1.48 to $3.95 IVORY Very large assortment, ‘and ‘every item priced much less , than ~what -you’d expect. TRAVELING BAGS GIRDLES ) SILK UNDERGARMENTS PARASOLS HAIR ORNAMENTS | BOUDOIR CAPS RED-POINT PENCILS } FOUNTAIN PENS BEADED GIRDLES SILVER MESH BAGS - CUT GLASS HAND-PAINTED CHINA BATHING SUI TIES . i BELTS CAMISOLES KODAK ALBUMS EVER-SHARP. PENCILS - . PENNANTS HAND BAGS Al of these and many other items—just lots and ‘loh of them'that will make fine, useful gifts—at prices in ' keeping wit hthe standing of this store. CARLSON ! The Store of -Service on Beltrami Ave.* “Of Course” TODAJY AND FRIDAY | Ph MISS HELEN GIBSON The Screen’s Most Dar}n"g "Ac ‘r,eyl'l Appearing with her-latest' feature production— " ‘The Wolverine’ ‘The management 'is‘pleased to announce that it has made patrons wish to learn more about the art of making moving pictures, Manager Brinkman will be glad to arrange a short personal conference for them. Arrangements can be made by calling Manager Brinkman of the Rex Theatre. MAT. 2:30, 10c-30c—EVE. 7:10-9, 10c-35c | IJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIII‘IIIIIIIII!III|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII A special arrangements with Miss Gibson so that if any of its “asf*!