Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 12, 1922, Page 4

¥ {ment control PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY BY THE BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING COMPANY G, . CARSON, President 'E. H. DENU, Secy-Mgz, A n, WINTER, News Editor - TELEPHONE ‘oqu — mlfim?fll ’ fomalaee Yailr unc-q Aoz Reaaress: 5 3 5 ¥ MEMBER, NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION ' "8, C. Thels Ga. Chicagor:TilJ: Ne sttantion paid Buts Fiiy Tor p\lbllu!lon. cfl-num Ty o s Week 1o josire DuBLioation In The SuP: fent iasue. b w/Lork, B T, PIONBEER~-Twelve pul 2 Thursday and sent pestage [ advance, §3.00. day, d9 not ‘wamt a “new charter. The law re- quires a‘foyra ths Yotes to adopt a nmew char- ter. If but & Fity were needed it would have lost just thg i, the vote stood 274 in favor of and 320 ¢ new charter. people are not infiz’es less than one-fifth of th It seems necessary alsd’ fighting heat in orders time other than a generai’ g}'c haps the citizens of Bemld]lfi,vn satisfied and less contented™ and. do business in a b\lsmess-llke £ 1 i, ADVICE FROM WORLD'S LA FACTURER OF SHOES™ “Permanent business growth,” mgi Johnson, chairman and founder of the lnts al Shoe Cnmpany, the largest shoe mnmfié concern in the world, in Forbes Magazine; V\s ot the result of secrets or tricks. It can be ncqfi only by giving full value in. your particular, fi]@ “As a retail merchant, I learned across the, coufi- gople voted. Some day per- gcome less self- \ bo ren(ly to ter in a way I could never forget, that & m-jontr ; of people are pretty close buyers; they expect val- ue; they recognize it when they get it; and they - yeturn for more of the goods that give good value. “If business men would paste:that;in their, hats, or write it on their culh, or prin qn a card and stand it in front 'of them on’their déiks, there might be less nonsense.about some far-to-seek secret’of business success. There is-no-secret, Business is an exchange of value. el i “You give products or service and you get.money . or its equwaJcnt In the long mn, there is nv way to get more by giving less. PROHIBITION AND SOLDIER ‘BONUS The Literary Digest will announce the first re- turns of their straw vote on two ;’Mz ua\lel of e Due to the| dance being staged at the new armory Thursday evening by the Ralph Gracie post of the ‘American Legion, the regular meet- ing of the organization will be held this cvemng instead of Thursday evening. There are a number matters to by discussed and several committee reports are to be heard. It is especially requested.that there be a large attendance. The meeting . will be called to order at 8 o’clock in the Civic and Commerce associa- tion rooms. ESCAPED BURGLAR STlLL AT LARGE; OTHER RECOVERING Jack White, given as the name of the second party to the 1ttempted burglary last Friday morning still at large, although police nutlmr- ities have not given up the search BEMIDII"'DAILY PIONEER™ | anenymous ecatéibutiens. || “'the /day, Prohibition aid" Snldier”‘mm"h"thi July 15th number. Whatever the opinion cl the -ver&ce cimm mly be, ‘the fact remains that this worthy . publication is earnest in its endeavor to present to the world the voice of the people on these two gréat issues. That the vote will be fair and ufi'himd is un- questioned. That the vote will be a hlr repreun- tation of both sides is also unquestioned. The first returns will cover 94,000 votes from all states in the whion. This is but a drop in the N . bucket - 6f all votes ust,..u they report 84, %1 votes in a single mail. Ths Pioneer' will glve & _port of the poll each Monday after July 16th. It entire vote', ill.take weeks to complete! by thv ‘Literary Digest. ~+4 m:DlD YOU:EVER STOP-TO THINK. (By E. R. Waite) THAT your city is.a CITY,OF OPPORTUN- ITY, # MODERN CITY{!A HOME cITY! ‘1 THAT you have beautiful homes, beauti- ful parks and beautiful motor drives. THAT everything you wish is there, even playgrounds for the children. THAT your city is famed for its hospnnllty. famous in your section as a big business cen- ter. THAT you have homelike surroudnings that would add to the contentment of' these people who are looking for an ideal city m which to live. THAT you should look at your ‘growth, your bank deposits, your industries and the chances you have to make it a Mmr, betur _and’ busier city. THAT never was a city so fortunal city has better chances of success. THAT you should pin your m-n. on. yeux eity. THAT you must “keep on your '.oes ready to go all the time. Plenty of. oppor- tunities in your city if you don’t grab; them; some other fellow will. THAT to see is to believe. Look your city over, if you can’t believe in it, call.on & brain specialist. Something is wrong with you. THAT you should help to make your city an UP-TO-THE-MINUTE city. = You should do your share and DO IT NOW! s NEW INDUSTRIES FOR B !DJI The Wood Industries Committee of South Bend, Ind.,, will be most favorably xmpraled with this city as the proper place to locate their plant, if all the facts are presented and given prover eopsi tion. As a shipping center, Bemidji has, no “equal in this section of the state. Carefu! study will show that it is located in the heart of ‘the hardwood sec- tion. We mean by this that hnrdwoed is available in every direction from Bemidji, vflth “thiis city as the logical center. Manufacturing institutions find 1t a ]Jlmnre to y ® do business in Bemidji, because’ they dré sdlways & -%ully welcomed and urged to bécome a part of . city and to participate in its eivic and.soeial vities. Come to Bemidji. Bemidji wfl} help i 5‘ row and you will help Bemidji to ‘grow. el will:be mutual. i \ NDID TALENT BROUGHT HEwD Dr.cDeguty, president of the State Colldge,. is . to be highfy commended for his success in bringing to Bemidfi{gome of the nation's best plstform speakers. r L ol great value, 4 the student, but'it ‘is a- lult spiration to {h¥§general public. . Men and - w of Bemnfln should .vul the-m - sclves of these gPndid uppommmo-. There Wil Be No Need t6 Ask You 2 o o “Look Peasant Pleue When You GA Our Prices on Fine PHOTOS ¢Ad POSTCARDS. REMEMBER!-AYou take no Photos or PostyRards from RICH $yUDIO UNLESS THEY LEASE YOU! Kodak Films\Béveloped 6 Exposures, ady size 10c Prints, 3c, ¥, Sc —Phone 570%W— 29 Tenth St., Cor. Dpud Ave. for him. Roland Kelliher, ‘the young- er of the pair and the “tool”, who was shot by Patrolman Richard Mar in trying to escape, is reported to be recovering nicely although it will be sometime before he is able to speak fluently, one of the bullets fired by Mar having passed throu;,h his neck and out his mouth, grazing his tongue. He is cnnfmod to the county jail and undoubtedly will be given a preliminary hearing as soon Rs-he has wffiuently recovered. | ]I.ALPH GRACIE - POST TO ot HOLD MEETING TONIGHT " FEDERAL CONTROL OF COAL MINES PLANNED . Washington,, July 21—Govern- of the coal industty 2'to protect the innocent bystander- “the . public—during clashes betweem “‘miners and operators was- planned today. Another attempt is to be.made §n congress to establish government eontrol- of .coal mining no atter what results are n\eeom.plish‘gd by f Harding’s efforts to end the present “strike, One plan under discussion would throw control of the coal mines in- to the hands of a senate labor com- mittee or-a joint committee of the 1 house and the senate. ‘Another would embody, the xeg- &\lnuon feature of the bill endorsed everal months ago. 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