Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 7, 1922, Page 6

WEEKLY Oflm—’l"t“b m and sent w.m “ur-du” nd | ment peatage pal t 1s given this paper, to ti “ho use for: ro-;'vublloaflu d teg to jt-ar oxhomuo--.tl wi blished herein. & mmm.. SEE AMERICA FIRST “America, not E\lxope, this - year,” should “be t.he mono.of summer tolmsts to whom the relnhve bonnderntmn. Act\u] comparuon of s o\u that American railroads have nelmlhlp cumpamen, despmz flle rnther pxev.lent jea to the contrary. * Ronnd trips to the great’ Nnionul Pnh lnd f nclnz mountain playgrounds of the West and to “the brillidnt “scenes ‘of California and the North acific Coast .are offered at eonsiderlbly “Tower fimres than’ tTle cost of trips to European ‘points. - +The Amencun nll Inea for 1922 summer travel | comnred withsummer fares in 1914 have in- eaged as follows: to California nnd the North l’aclflc Coast, .23 per _cent;’ to Yellowstone Na- fionu] Park, 2§ per. cent; to Colorado, 40 per cent; ' Utah, 42 _per_cent, e foregoing figures take i ’P .cconnz of the se in sleeping car fares, t-éven With - this ‘added, the incréase in cdst of " il trlvg] is only from one-third to one-half the in ense in steamer fares compared to 1914. :For example, -the: sea ‘traveler finds that to sail l’rom New York tp Hayre costs him from 88 per 20 Per cent ‘more than in 1914 dapand- iether he_ goes first .or second cabin, ‘He choice of a rate.from New. York to ngr- on ene line at an increase of from 70 pgr ‘cent fo. 1j2 per cent, or to Liverpoo} and Southhampton . n another line at:an. increna of 'from 100 per ;pnt to 121 per cent over the 1914 rate. If he . e to Havana it com ‘him 89" per’ éent more “can’ tourist is heing_charged for, available. hotel ac- i mmmodlnom at ntes ol lll and $12 a day for . vorite sport. _onte in a while. been wracketf even before,they were fairly .way. ‘The Russians {risist that the question of cred- its for” Russia be, first’ ducuued, ‘after which' they t ‘debts ‘And ‘the rights of w Y ark; State and City,.will co on ‘that the-attitude of the Dominid closed chapter;-and * that the project 'is”¥o’ be"spoken of in. the past tense, it’s all’right with ‘the 'West.. The West, will keep on working just the same, and with the East - 'thinkiiig that the incident is closed the rest ought to be easier.—Duluth Herald. - e The 'railroads have purchased about, 80,000 new freight cars-in the first five months of this year, - which is ‘about three times the mumber bought dur-" ing the whole of 1921, It was the certpin pros- pect of mcmxed busnneu and genenl prosperity that dictated thoxe investments. "FHE ‘SOAP TARIFF - It Congressmnn Fordney's: proposed .increase in tariff. on soaps s ect ithe. !Ahnnc.ln farmers’ market for fats, his bill ‘ought t6 “be ‘tabled. The farmer has Béen hit" too"oiten of 1ate, and should ; not be made ‘the i t ‘foolish gwfihon Whater toboggen ‘at’ B ontis ‘quite: the fa- Mr. Byerl is erectm' a_splendid. “chute ‘down whycfi you l:ome v sixty feet over the ‘waves ‘of .lee “Bemidji. | e} One reader discovered an ofd joke in the Twen- . tieth: Century Limited. Oh, well,-even the twen- tieth century limited is bound m bc a little late ‘s a7 ;,' We dlscover that ‘Some of our Knden take our Twentieth ‘Century editor ‘seriously. “Please” dnn’t, because tlu* s all trhe fun he-gets out. ol life. . l————i It sure does lo K as it the hrmen have bumped intn & bnmper o Here ] hopmz fllat the prices will'be a bumper one, too. e ;3 ——4 . Someone has been ’lckll‘l‘ on, ;oll, bgemu it takes up so much time. That’s not the way Dr. Johnson diagnoses it. “Some of the wall-eyed pike'in Lake Bémitji near Birchmont are getting cock-eyed looking at the . bathing “suits. fiot L . $ ' ~Our big brother, the' Duluth Herald, talks about "Cnrunt Events.” Mast be" they'r: aking jelly over there. l.__—-l Another blunder, and the worst ol l]l is for you companied by.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tuneberg and baby, of Clenrhrook, left-.on. Suaday: . Mxs. ‘Hy M.. Kwam, Mr,and C...B, Harshman:.and ;family, Irene Orr-and ;Galdie McGriff spent, Sun- | Duluth, ¢ {2 .aMr: andtMus:iHarry [Laxsen ;. - Wheatland;a N D, «formerly.-of - Zer- kel, i Minn., . spent -a few -houys: in Bagley. er toute to Bemidjiy, Mrs, Ole Honspn:‘and son (Harry, relatives - in::Clear- ©Mr. and:Mrs. H. S. Peterson and family. accompanied: gy Mrs. Gilbert Olson, motored to: Thief River;Falls day,: returning ;+ home Satnrdny 4 ance. afid children spent Sund-y in ‘Bemidji. Albert motored to Mlple LakeSun- day.: - }{ ‘Hnnson Tett for Fnrzo, N. D, H Hansell: and little Mar. se spent : Saturday . in Be~ been employéd -in. Duluth: for. Ahe? :| past,. few months, -returned home i Mr, and Mrs. John “Stretlien Mot ored to Bemidji. Friday.. . d . Foss and Mrs. “moto; od_to . Fosston nd. Mrs, Fred Johnson and: of Wadena, Sask., Canada, +|arg visiting st the S. Severson home. Mers.; Sherman Smith of Cormor- nt, an,, and Miss; Dickinson of }Aberdeen, S. ur;lved here Mon- day for a visi the E. H, Reff '.l' " E. Rider and ufi F}’ g with relatives | N innesota’ i e Courtney: and sons, and’ M. m‘g Mrs Harold Hill and son, motored 'to Clearwater Lake Sun- M. ‘and°Mrs, Franl i i Sunday. TP A @lnon left on Sunday ior Bcstul ;rlven,l - here, rge ;- Stillwell’s. | Featheroff .was a guest of Miss Els Mr. and Mrs. A, Kaiseriand son; | § £ lMXss Bcrmce Stnflorfl who hurf L. O’Neiu andj 1d, daughiters, motored to Be Pauli fog & visit with her g P 3 ing on a road with Gor- ‘| anson” for the ‘hast faw ‘days. Ocscar Anderson: and two. other’ ‘members of the fanily motored to . | Bemidji Saturday.:Erom there they went to. Wilton and visited. . with Mr, ‘and_ Mrs.. well. and;, Wesley . Erickson - ‘//wer calleys -at Brown’s Manday, eveni ter. Goranson:motordd . to i. 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