Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 20, 1922, Page 4

T B e e e e PAORIRDDE 1\ TR T IR . THE BEWIDS1 DARY PIONEER ' . ; bl ) b Ry by % ; JTUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 20, 1922" — TR AU G Ve Se e Ve E e e 1 \sr’s DAmMe MU lown to % | A R :- 1o insure publicaties BEMIDJI DAILY, PIONEER PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY BY THR BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING COMPANY 0, K. CARSON, President - E. H, DENU, Seay-Mgr, | J. D. WINTER, News Editor . .. =1 TELEPHONE 923-923 “owd. #8" e TR 5, 10, wamh i MEMBER, NATIONAL EDITORIAL. ASSOGIATION: . | 2e'h @ ©. Thais Ce. Chicago, Iil, and New York, M. ¥, Ne - attention w of e each week om ven 2 P i 8 15 b Lo 108 OT 0 :fl fll":‘ local news published h COUNTY AND CITY FROCESIINGS \ TWIN GUERNSEYS INCORPORATED, . (By Edson Washburn), 27 4 On the 8th day of June, Mr. E. M. Sathre at- tended a Guernsey sale at Thief River Falls where he was the fortunate purchaser of of a beautiful Guernisey cow, the owner of which offered $150 for her calf, if a heifer, when & week old, ‘We now learn Mr. Sathre is the proud owner of not one heifer, but twins. That gives him the immediate return on his investment of $300 of 100 per cent and with a valuable' cow free. 'This was done in the. short space ‘of one week. Can you compare any wildcat mining' of oil well that can compare' with this as a return for a good investment? Let us suppose this'cow will produce twin heifers siext year: she will then be producing a $300 off- spring each year, besides her dairy products, which, at the rate of 400 pounds fat, would.be worth approximately $175, making a-total earning of $475 less the expense in care of, say $75, leav- ing your cow with a net return of $400, Would __._But for those who are properly situ $600 for the cow and was offered $300 for her calf, and she returned her owner twin heifers. But the ‘owner did not sell these twin heifers and kept them to continue his herd. - We.also-know of--a man-in New York who invested his_first $300 for a pure- bred cow, and his neighbors were inclined to send him to the insane asylum.- He put a nice record on the cow and was- offered $1,000 but refused. His . meighbofs again thought him a bit off. He is to- day one of the leading farmers and breeders of 1 New York state, owning several farms and th half a million. ‘Weé ‘do‘not ‘wish to be quoted as recommending ‘pure-bred cattle for everybody, but only for those #0 'situated and s6 constituted in themselves that _they ;would’ take ‘interest in the animals as individ- cex -+uAl# to handlé ‘the_pure-bred proposition, because; * is’dhe of greater comparison and-greater respon- hiérd ‘unless properly handled. 3033 § o e ated, the = pare-bred ' cattle business is a winner and_ source ‘"o much satisfaction ‘and pride to the owner. It should bg handled strictly on a production basis angd. herd records -kept—without these records your pure-breds areé of little value in-excess'to ordinary grades. — 2 ‘Women, you simply must vote, if you want to keep on wearing the “overalls.” The men have voted since the beginning and are still at it. You have had but four short years, and can it be you are growing tired so soon? ] Reports indicate that the women didn’t get out and vote, as at the beginning, when they were given :}:eir suffrage rights. If some one would suggest at this right be taken away from them, he’d be some popular “ladieg man.” —t The Ritchie-Noonan support didn’t stick together. Bemidji certainly gave William T. a good endorse- ment, . Just why some refused to stay with the two. men who were endeavroing to pull together, cannot be learned. § Just the same, we think a little less money for locomotive smashups and a little more money for such organizations as our juvenile band would make the state fair set a little bit better with the people. § St. Paul high school students picked one of their male teachers and ducked him in a public fountain. It's getting so & school teacher almost earns his eral and “sfi%’efia to be discussed at a confer- b t of'the grade herd—it is always: . pable of loesing you more money- than-the grade« ! || during the Boxer troubles in-China, Margaret’s church, Westminster. National blue sky legisla.ioa, safe- guhrdihg the,gold stdhddtd and fed- state _taxgtion, are among ence of leaders of the Western min- ing industry to be opened at Denver today. In the Day’s News In naming Dr."Wu Ting Fang for the premiership, the new president of China has made a wisa selection, in the opinion of the many American statesmen and men of affairs who have enjoyed the personal acquaint- ance of Dr. Wu. Supplementing his university training in England with extensive travel, and havina resided in 'Washington' for some years as the Chinese minister to the United ‘Stntes}Dr. Wu is one of the indivi uals—rare in any “zeountty intelligence is universal in-its range the phrase implies, ‘He has bden an untiring student of Western litera- ture and customs. It is recalled that Dr. Wu’s sympathies weve so mani- festly with the United States government ordered him home from Washington. He was sent back for a second term as minister, however, remaining until 1909. when he was recalled to codify the laws of his country. THIS TIME LAST YEAR Babe Ruth made his twenty-fifth homer off Myers in Boston. The Tigers beat the Giants in an exhibition game in Detroit. Baltimore beéat Toronto 17 to 9 and scored six homers, three triples| and two doubles. NORTH DAKOTA A. F. & A. M, IN SESSION AT FARG! (By United Press) Fargo, N. D., June 20.—Five hun-| dred lodge members are attending the annual gathering of the Grand today and will be in session until | Thursday. The Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star goes into its annual | session Thursday. Vancouver, B. C.—Douglas fir is _Watkins, Pres., ‘806 Fi He is_a man of the world in all that] _ Lodge A. F. & A. M. which opened | B “DAKOTAN” GOES TO HARVESTER (CO. John Matthys is the 18th grad- uate of Dakota Business College, Fargo, N. D., to get a position at the International Harvester Co.’s Fargo office. - Ruth . Shine, who took a D. B. C. course after finish- ing High School, is the 8th “‘Da- kotan”’ for the Hull Insurance Co. All Fargo banks, all wholesale houses but one, employ D. B. C. students. 8 Fargo bank officers were D. B. C. men. This answers your question of ‘what school to attend. “Follow theSucceSgful.”* S year begins o’ Junk. . ‘W Fargo, N. D, ad hat his| § PURE FOODS Housewivesthatreal- ize the value of pure foods—that takespecial pride in uniform and wholesome bakings, never fail to use BAKING POWDER You have positive proof of the pur?t.;'_swngzins only such ingredients as have been officially approved by the United States Pure Food { remDe— Camping Grounds Bemidji’s Free Playgro’qnd . Diarnond Point Invites You Every Day Bathing Pavilion —Electric Lighted— SOFT DRINKS - LUNCHES - COFFEE Sold at the Park. Plan”Your Picnic for DIAMOND POINT —— .~ . Bathing Suits for Rent : Picnic Grounds .+ ARCHIE, DITTY i i Custodian £ We Are lnaependent of any scarcity .of drugs. Long ago we foresaw the situation and secured a sufficient supply to enable us to fill any prescription for a long time to come. So bring your prescrip- tions here to be filled. We are in a position to live up to our old rigid standard of “no substitution.” Clty Drdg Store LALIBERTE & ERICKSON Bemid)l Buy at-Factory Prices—From Factory Direct 'to You. 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How 1d i : . t do to If one were to follow these figures through it would unning'l:‘:tor;, .: ‘“::r;;:e':::;:r::mc;:t:h: run into & maize, which we would not beé able’to lake road speeders. fathom. With the interest on your retarns with . 2y an added increase each year, it would make a “King Midas” of every possessor of such an“ani- mal. ‘We know of several instances of comparison of You never can téll what a chicken, a woman or [ " 2 this Guernsey cow, one in particular being in South a voter will do. | // Your Birthright—A Minneapolis. A man bought a family cow from — I Beaut:ful Complexion }% one .of our prominent Holstein breeders, pajg " Summer has arrived. Brichmont is open. N voy had it to beginwith. [ - Y&?‘Pfl keepit wi%h Kirk’s \ | uaprose Bsoapthatisalittlebit better than what you Authorities. Contains more than the } ordinary leavening # strength—thereforeyou use less, It goes facther —lasts longer. 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