Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 28, 1922, Page 4

] BEMIDJI‘ DAILY, Y, PION Ull.ls‘l'lb DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY BY. fll BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING COMPANY: # .| _— @, . CARSON, President E. H. DENU, Sesy-Mp, J. D. WINTER, News Editor i +—t TELEPHONE 922023 +—t o Emtered at th Po'm it Besnisiase Ma u;a.-ruggt"fi - i MEMBER, NATIQN, Foreign Adverfistng Bepresea 8, O. Thels Ce. Chick#d,'Tll, and New York, ML ¥, ll attention: l‘- %6 -'anonym eontributions. l nim¥ must "be -knawn to tl- editor, but m ' for pllbllurt.l::i .Co-imnluum for the ..u is office not later tham veaday i’%mn ‘publication in fha sure BT ma W 000 Yoar comoszetmum¥s.00 ‘8tz Months T imies 40 S Three Monthe wivsacs .08 Y PIONEER—Twel undu and sent !lu advance, §3.00. Press is nuuu lo uu uu torflw&'mfiz o caiteh fiull .mfln the hel-l m-- ublllh.a herein. mmmmm biished . STRAIGHT FROM THE “SHOULDER” D. E. strong, business manager of The ‘Coconino Bun (thsufl,'An:onn) became weary of Flagstaff business men lendmg out-of-town for their. print- jng—j as every other publmher and prititer has wearied of the same practice in his own town. Mr. gtronz, however didn’t. twiddle his. thmubs and take it out in wailing and begging for business. Nope!The Coconino Sun, when it had become en- tirely' “fed‘up” with the local printing situation is- sued“d jpretty hot little four-page folder and mailed it to the merchants and others who were “falling for” the out-of-town printing salesmen’s blarney. That you may not have to guess at the temper of The Sun’s remarks, the following is an excerpt from the folder. (The first paragraph refers to a full pn¢a ad printed by The Sun setting forth its views on the matter of keeping home printing at home) : o Mr. Flagstaff Busines§ Man? = S oo You saw and read The Sun’s s own {full page ad in The Sun last week. Wi ‘couldn’t tell thé public-what we‘and: you knaw is'true, that when you send your Dusiness out § of town,:you save thereby—if you save anything at ally which you usually do not—no more than they. have’'when’ they order by mail from your mail-order house or big-town: competitors. ‘We couldn’t tell’ them that you, whose business we. consistently try in our news and. editorials to protéct from out-of-town competition are undeserv- ing of that protection because you do.not practice what' ydu preach; that you' don’t even play fair with the newspaper' that has: always helped you and iu.qlluya mlflybto‘help you in that preaching. Suppose’ you do Sometimes save a few cents by sending out-of-town for printing. X Does the ‘out-pf-town printer print columns of argument every year, free of charge, and circulate it .among your elutomeru asking them to deal at home? We-do. Does the out-of-town printer spend any of the money - he gets from you in buying merchandise or services from you?' We do. Does the out-of-town merchant send literature broadcast each week advertising the home, climate, l acenic and other advantages of this town 'you have Yyour. money invested in?. We.do. - es the out-of- town printer print the fnews lbnui ?ou, your. Lamily, y ur church, your social crowd /and. its doings, hlnding t gratis the many kind ‘words about you, your-prominence and success; and all-that. which any man who is properly constituted has” vanity enough ' 'to enjoy, even if he hasn't enough of the co-operative spirit to appreciate? We do. . We're houxting, boasting, booming your town . and you, all the' time. ‘Many of you ‘have come to us to get us,to exploit pet,ideas:of yours, gra of course, for it was news oF ¢ditorial matter that m yould 't bug\ nol@yw. but willingly gave vou: A,ud u Pu-n:,t)nis Hor it is something mei- public—scores of times wi have ly, refused the Tequests made by: indignant: readers that we slam into some’ particuldr ‘class"ainohg’ you and roast you for thie high price: | you_were getting. We refused, not because we were afraid of .your displeasure, but because we didn’t want to injure:: the business interests of our -town and because we suppose,-as it is your money. you have invested in your business, that you prefer to run your busi- nesy ‘to ‘suit yourself and without our help. “ Are you willing to co-operate' asfully as you can with this organization-—which means more to your own pusiitess ‘and welfare and best interests than any other here? “Note:—Often we're asked to ‘quote on IM of some blank or other; then ‘you compare our prices with the per M price you have been getting in 10 or 20:M lots elsewhere, to our detriment. Our -rates per M decrease as quantity increases, just the same as_other fellows’ rates do. Give -us .a whack at gquantity —Exchsnge.: —1 DID YOU ‘EVER STOP TO THINK— (By E. R. Waite) d THAT cities that do not believe in ad- vertising are steadily retiring into the back- groind, KEEP GROWING BY ADVER- TISING. THAT the successful business man mnot only !dvertisu his business, but he lives it, sleeps’ lt, dreams'it; he throws the weight of " il mn-my and ambitions into it and by 80’ doing, he usually’ mtkeb it'a WOBTH- WHILE: business. : THAT you should not forget th-t & home- site’’can be purchnsed now at a small cost. Buying'iyour: homesite is the beginning of honie‘dwning and liome making." THAT city knockers' bind progress, hand and foot. +'THAT until you try to increase your b\mnm, you'will never know what you can do It you only half try,. _you can only t 4o half.succeed.: - You should PEP UP and go™“full. stearn” ahead. ; FHAT the things you are selling and what you are saying’ about thém, h-u much to do i -with the u]hng. S - THAT :you ‘have got to,mlke up’ your mind to fight for business. . Unless you use all your force behind your efforts, and flg,fi! to win; you will soon be like some unplanted ones that still just manage to keep on earth. — OUR HOSPITAL We have none as yet. Doctors advise that the situation is serious. Cases now have to be taken to other cities where hospital facilities may be ‘had, Action’ by the Board of Directors of the Civic and Commerce association. Tuesday was to the ef- fect that the committee get busy and make a re- port s06n. It ought to. be done, and no doubt will be done. OBATIFICATE OF AMENDMENT TO CRRTIFICATE OF INGORPOBATION, or O'law-lflm COMPANY Bemidji’s Free Playground .Diamond Point Invites You Every Day Camping Grounds Bathing Pavilion —Electric Lighted— SOFT DRINKS - LUNCHES © Sold at the Park. - COFF Picnic Grounds O’Leary-Bowser -Company, tion, organized'and existing u laws.of the.State of Minnesota, do he by certify that at a special meeting of the stockholders sald Company held at the office of sald corporation in the O'Leary-Bowsér building, in the City of Bemidjl, Beltrami County, Minne- sota, on Tuesday, the 20th day of June, A. D. 1922, at 10:00 A. M. pursuant to a written notice dated June 10th, 1922, duly malled to all stockholders of sald Company, the following resolutions were duly adopted: “Resolved that Sectlon 2, Article I. EE Plan Your Picnic for DIAMOND POINT Bathing Suits for Rent ARCHIE DITTY Custodian We Are Independent . of any scarcity Long ago we foresaw the situation .and” Secured a sufficient supply us to.fill any prescription for a long time So. bring your DReSGFiR:i2 tions here to be filled;,, We are in a position to our old rigit of "no substitutioh clty' bru = Storé LALIBERTE & IRIOKOON You are in;'ited to sea the Flower Gardens of the Bettrami Nursery Bnby s Breath, Coreopais, Canter-| {bury Belle, False Indigo, Giilhr du, Lark Spur, Peonies, Pinks 10c, Sweet Williams 10c, Shasta Dmsy. Wn are located o) .l&) the " Schiodl’ Fa i V} ‘Sell 1 Chat: nEl‘\uu. i lt Makes Tlniig’é( of drugs. to enable ta come.i, to live up wnidard - Beltrami Nursery OTTO BROSE, Prop. to ‘buy, sell, or other acquire, hold, *own,. ‘use, . manage, i Ve, maintain rent mortgage tranj exchange ‘real estate; to T construct in_whole or in ARG wlldlncu: to loan. moh. : genit for- oth or ‘other securities, and trade, oxcn-n.e. or, ntlm- and dispose: of .mo! ligations secured upon’ real .or pt-rlnnnl and’ to. execute .all :coi encumbrances, transfers, relen other- documents ' necessary - "] lent -to the ulmuctlo? of -uob busi- | ro rm: any and all incl. oss.” wsoived: that. Article TV, be gmend- ol by changing: the first sentence: in said Article to read as follows: i wisting of not less than three (3) nor more than nine () Directors, who shall be- élected from the stockholders of said co:rontlon at ltn annual meeting which City ‘of Bemidii, “year, and they shall hold uary . of ‘each’ eir _auccessors are elect- omec until: a stack: in sald Company nd that the vote by which. said resolution ‘was adopted wu Twov Hundred Eight _and. One ity of al outstanding nnek of uu corporlunn nd’ the - total - number “of shares_present at sald_meetin inge e hl'l O'Lalry-Bo'ur Compan; the seal ‘of sald corporation to'be at- tached hereto by authority of its Board of” Directt . N. BOWSER, (Corporate snl) L. E.. HAZEN, STATE OF . MINN’ESOTA, ‘| County -of Beltrami. On this 20th.day of Junn 1922, g before me, a Notary. Public, Nithin' and Street . £an for -sald County, _personally appeared | N: W..N. Bowser and L. E. Hazen. to personally known, , who, ‘bein; ¥ Bra auly wwobn, ‘cath 3id may that "\hey O'Leary-Bowser .Compan; nl( named in the foralolnfi that affixe Secretary, . l! the corporat! fnstrument, “and to ‘said. instrument is the. cor| e seal of satd corporation, a ment was signed and se: behalf of said corporation by llnhm‘lty o! its Board of Directors, and N. Bowser and ‘L. E. Hazen lcknowlcdln sald instrument to be the free act and deed of sald.corporation. AMENDA KLEIN, AHIND lN blle, (Notarial Seal) Bll&l'iml Counly. Minn. My Comnilsaion lx:Mre&l.‘hlly 26th, 1928. STATE OF . MIN: Department of State, 1" hereby 'certify that ‘the wllh(n in- strument, was_ fl rd .in this flice on’ the. 21st d: A D. n ul on vln 243. HOL! \( th-\'turv of State. OFFICB OF REQ!BTER Oi‘l :DEEDS, 30 oclnok 3 in Book 18 of i i Wé, ¥. 8. Lycas 1) man, President -ntl s.crctiry Tespe: tively of = Bemidjl Birchmont HfllMl Company, a_corporation, organized and| hereby’. certify of said Company held {n the chambers of the Bemidli Civic & Corhmerce As. sociation in the OCity.of Bemidji, Trami County, - Minmesots. on tne dth day of - November, 1! pursuant to a_written notice datea O tober .26th, - 1921, duly malled to ::al stockholders of~said-Company, tne lowing resolution -was duly_addpt solved that. Article “VII. Certificate- of Incown»nan ot :hls ponnon bs .:d amended to l‘l “ 2 e “The nmo\lnt ol the cl.pltnl stock of this curbofllion shall’ be ' Seventy-five Thousand * ($76,000.00) 'DoHars, which ga paid in in money or property or both, in such manner, at such times and in such nmoum.s as the Board of Directors shall order. into Seventy-five Hundred (7,600) shares of the par value of Ten ($10.00) Dollars per share.” We further certify _that there was subscribed and outstanding at said date Eight Hundred Eighty-five (885) shares of stock in said Company and no more, and that the vote by which said resolu- tion was adopted was Five Hundred Tifty-four (664), a majority of all the outstanding stock of the corporation and the total number of shares present at said meeting. ITNESS WHEREOF, We ha hereunto signed this Certificate as Pre: ident and Secretary respectively of B midji Birchmont Hotel' Company, and caused the seal of sald corporation to be ‘attached hereto by authority of"its drag. R. W, Koepp, shoeing cl(v team Prosident.| Toha H. Ly, 3 city directories: Beltrami_Elevator. Secretary. |, feed, city ‘texm ‘Andrew Barlow, advance; payment are respectively .the: President and ws Ber and tha md Instru. | Th ed - in Mlnn El N. W, Bell- Telev;l‘one Co. + | accepte: T [1922,; showing existing under the laws of :the State of i| Minnesota, - do that "at| thu annual meeting of ‘the .stockholders|. reby ia| " Di “The capital’ stock “shiall .be divided |y uekl.n‘}:gi nt: node. Dmll following Mflmr ftor b.lnq d, matien :&nd . second .-l- lowed: Glyen. n Matson, - Ritchle rlal for clbim L]‘!’ud ro-‘)m. irs; rd . 0. Police ' Departm Bert Baker, storing f tention Hospital Andrew Johnson, - boa! - s{u <light: nn;, Eléctric. Light & cufrent for. City" ) Minn, Eleétric Light & servlce ehlrfl “powei same. mnn Eiectrh: Ll:hvt Power current for llghta * Hospital Bemidit Mg’ Co currént " for . ts 451.20 .and_brace for stand pipe. & Milling_ C 'om Davies, labor, on tank repaixs - 5 ‘relephon Police .Station. ... .. ard B 3t «City Hall. ‘mdse., Minn. NQWI Co., book Bemidji Book & St.tlo plies Minn Eleelrh: Light & Power C¢ current for lights_at; lernrll‘y reD&lrlnl lllhls Library. The lollowlns reports were rnd lnd Report of ‘Clerk ' of. Municipal Court| for eseclln ending “June 3rd .and 10th,. 2203 00 pnlfl to the t. oth Chief 'of’the Fife Depart- For thi month, of M & jport : of’ Libnflnn for' the monf wanmm for thé 3 ln. Trelsurer ment- (ttii-nn' P bl lflllnl‘. ‘Whale: ‘0., Tl . McCualg; {lu&ey (2).0 o ot Rimar sfiuw. tor Jum 23ra, 1923 ind lnindinl 8 tions l.-':i‘ 'l: flr\ilnnce the first tiine. - T blds for -teel u!e cabin #nd_referred to the lmrchnln: comn\me. to Teport ‘at next og; IIS W, 00. : $ Huffmal ‘n & O'Leary, prices $437.00, $348. 00, ’1 93.00. Bemidji Book & stntlanery Co prices’ 'lil.flo, ' 00, $2! $21 '362 00. . Miscellansous The Standard Oil Co. were given per- mission to construct and operate a serv- ice station on the east 60 feet.of lots 1 and 12, Block 8, Original Plat, front: ing fitty feet on Beltrami Avenue an sxity feet on:[Kifth Street. A’ communication from Harding-Wha- ley Co., in regard to licenses was read and ordered .filed. A communijcation from -the Volunteer Fire Deglrlment thanking the Council for the donation.of $150.00 for the pur. pose of helping pay the expéhses of lhe delegates to the convention at Roch- ester was read and ordered filed. Communication from the Lu‘ue of Minnesota Municipalities announcing he convention of ‘that -body, also May- ors' Conference 'Association and Minn. American Waterworks Association, was read and City Attorney and City Clerk were named as delegates to n"end at crovknon J\lne 21st and 22nd, Board -of Diréctors: A F. 8. LYCAN (Corpmie Seah President. HALLAN L., Hun'gu s ecref s'rA'm 'OF MINNHEOTA, County of -Beltrami., ' sa: -th 5th-day.of June, for said C nmy. Nrnnnlly 8. Lycan .and l mzmly uu h’fll rA Hotel "Company, ' mo rnhm in the foregoing !nstfll M the seal affized fo sald [ s o corporate seal of sal corpora and that said instrument. was slt’n’-‘h by authority of its Board .of: Directors a) said F. S. Lycan: and Hallan Huffman acknowledge said instrument to be the free act and deed of #aid poration. AMANDK KLEIN, KLEK (Notarial SQII)B My Commission expires TE OE MINNES . I hereby cim{y ! the' ‘within In< i strument was flled: for record ln thlu 1922, at & o'clock P. M, and recorded lnslnnuk N-4 of Incorporations, on page 251. s MIKE MOLM, s:cnury of State. 1016 OFFICE OF REGISTER OF DEEDS, Beltrami County, Minn. 1 hereby certify that this instrument was filed in this office for record on the 26th day of June, A. D.'192 11:30 o'clock A. M., and was recorded = {in_Book 17 of. Miscellaneous, on page 197 C. 0 MOON, naglmer of Deeds. 2d6-28 and sealed in behalf of said corporation|” at Alttest, ared before the Coun- Gl benatt ‘of the Civie & Commerce ‘Association munt ng “that boxes for waste. paper. be, placed on streets. - This ‘was feferred to the purchasing commity 136.12[) 120 was|; Boginmnx July 2 M’. m&-!-mght train No. 34 will lenve Inteml- : on_nllw Bemidii Walker and Pine River as | t"preunt.t ectxinz ‘Brainerd with N H: pfi No. !2,‘lenvm¢ at4:05a.m., ?nullSSa.m.lndmnkmldmxtconn% This is Yéllowatone Parkls Big Year . Go While Trapal Gosts are Very.Low lmplement Co. dm Phone 17:F-4 . - : Office Phone 332 ¢ SCHROEDER BUILDING Manufuctfiren Agenu and Dealer in’ AM MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS “Hudson” Barn Equipment— “Stoughton” Wagons, ,Spreaders and Mo- tor Teucks— ; ! “Champion” Potato Machmery— e “Emerson-Brontinghan” line of Plows, Standard Mowers and Rakes— : “E:<B.” Tractors— “Gelsser” ‘Threshing Machmes— ydro Toron Auto Tires and-: '.l?ubes ; Gasoline and Oils - . Brooks Bros. Double-Wall Silos. enrest to’ bemg Froat-Proof of any Silo made. 4 1 VEET Us SU!'PI.Y YOU WITH LUMBER - LATH — SHINGLES - LIME - CEMENT - PLASTER PAPER—Roofing and Sheathing . ; BRICK—Common, Fire and Fancy Sash Doors ‘and Mill Work. FULL LINE OF DRAIN TILE AND SEWER PIPE port_at next meeting. sioner wa 1 o t mi ml-bed&l‘g;fwmtuiu .purchase it,. also esignata. .tn grades [H “gurbs. a8 ‘ordered. sa_were. np;olmed fth 3 Commltlns nxud for firemen to do- the nnmpnr: during fires, Wm, ¥ | Gafnes. doing the pumping at night. - Mayor Garlock submitted the Charter which he had signed and ordered a spe: Al election to. be held July 1ith, 152, to_vote ‘on- same. was moved to adjourn. * Adjourned. d Approved, LAHR, Prelldanl, BELLF DEN LEY; 1d6-28 City. Clerk. There being no further business ft|f{i New Tire Prices “CANTON and: “‘YBLACKSTONE”»/ ' TUBES ~TIRES * and. teed to be first cla worhlnlll p aid materials— / ) g""' s "sZ‘r'l's;?'Ac’rION. FAIIIC fi35x8 37x8 Matland’s Vulcanizing Shop Mail Orders filled same day as received-—or drive up to our door—no extra charge for putting new tires on. If your tires go bad-on the.road, phone 17-J and we will bring new tires and put them on at prices guoted above. h Phone 17-J’ Next Door to City !'lull