Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 25, 1922, Page 6

WBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY BY 'SEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING COMPANY ' ‘ asu-‘m“';fifis. March 8, 1475 One TohF . oo veseaiis 08.00 Siz MORthN Juoovens. LIO 0 AR Thies Mosthe curii. Fhres Monf Doe Wonth ..... Due Week ..... fHE WBEKLY floflm—-’l"fin Thursday s5d sent Pestaye’n tor, in advance, $3.00. § Northern anesou was glvcn a wle'ndxl fair. ! . '‘From every angle you logk at jt the fair was a de- cided success. True; some things iight have been different, and better, fox that’ mutter, but uhnz 3 it all in all, the fair was a good ome, . i Next year some things should be different. The price in the first place should be less. The farmer with hig family should be able to afford coming. He could hardly stand the price this year,.and. we hsrdly blame him for not enthusing over the fair. He shouid be able to buy a family ticket so that his whole family could spend a day without his having !\ | to mortgage his farm to get within the gate-and grandstand. < . The daily “entertainment next year will be differ- ¥ cnt we are dvised, The program committee made every effort to give a greater variety this year, but i was unable to.do so. Next year it might give a shorter program with a. greater variety, Which doubtless will lppell to fl:e grentat number. . -Yes, the coneessions, too, nuzht be changed. We are not finding fault with anyone. Far be it from us to do so, but we feel that'weé have a right to sug- gest.. In fact, we consider it our duty to ‘do so. " The fair is for the farmer, primarily. .The con- cessions -were. all.of the “get the money” nature.” A change, so that more entertainment concessions: \ ¢ could be provided, would meet with general approv- . al and this should be taken into consideration next Pmtiully every committee 'lxud is .agreed that . some changes should be made, and doubtless there ' will be many changés for the better of the mamt . | number. i’ Y e Al‘ FEED THE RUSSTAN ORPHANS . ~You have an opportunity to help feed an orphan in Russia. He may die without your help. The ! tommittee on Russian Relief for this state pleads corn, grain or potatoes, How many spuds did you leave rot in your base- ment this year? Perhaps only a few, But if you Xnew how the starving Russians would appreciate.a ttle help from you, you no doubt would lnve glad- ly given of your over-supply. . Fifty per cent of the people in the 1am|ne aréas of Russia will not have enough food to carry them ‘through the winte: feourse, you want to do ‘something. Here's yourschance. Write A. Abra- hamson, 307 meohrBlnk bflfldmz Minneapolis. TODAY’S EVENTS. One hundredth - apniversary of { for help, either by a eash domation er by giving | Sir Henry Thornton, who is re:, We haven’t made up -our minds who’to biame for ,,the vigorous campaign conducted by the Twin City and Dulith papers in connection thh the so-called “disastrous” forest! ;i but we, d eel tIFt ithe' siction taken by the Civic and'| Bm#d e association m sending a resolution to State ¥ Minnesota has-receiyad the Lord knows: there h en plénty of it. The damage done by the fires' is not ‘to be scofal with the damage done by the dnm fool lies told in news stories. It is now up to Mr, Cox {o issue a statement of absolute facts, so.that the.papers will-have a chance to retract sonie of the fgol stories they printed. It is further up to Mr. ‘Cox to see ‘that in the future such reports are immedaitély investigated and ‘a trathful report given out to 'tHe press. 1t is not our desire to belittle Mr. Cox or his de- - partment. They have done:good work and should be commended for such good work. In addition to ‘preventing forest fires théy should ‘make it their ‘l:usines to prevent false fire reéports. ———3 NORTHERN HINNESWAWBCHWL Superintendent. John ‘C. 'Weést ‘attention” to the Tact that the new high mhvol is Tore than a Tocal institution, and rizhtlnlly 0. ~He points with? pride to, the new building and ‘deciares that it'is = Northern Mnmnoui institution, which is-also prep- €er. Thlt tho new sahool ‘biiilding will'"enroll -more cutside ‘studénts than ever ‘before is a foregone’ _ conclusion.. Letters from ‘ptachqfly every ‘¢com-. 'muntynndnlhge in “this ‘section ‘are'-being re- ceived by Mr. West, asking about ‘enroliment. It will mean greater attendance from town and ..country and will bring to' Bemidji, not only addi- tional stidents, but additional BoHirs’by students Who would ‘Tiot otherwise’ ‘¢Ome ‘hiere, The practice.of - economy ‘§s:a mighty gbod doc- trine to preach, when it'domes to, city, county ‘administration, ‘but it false ‘econiomy to ‘chéapen Amr The school ‘board has acted ministering the ‘affairs “of ‘this such a splendld institution o be highly commended for:] ‘midji not only ‘a ‘local inm tlan, but a Northern Minnesota ‘institution. | S | GOOD SEASON AT BIRCHMONT According to Earl' Byers, the popular ‘manager of the Birchmont Summer Hotel, the state’s mos} popular summer hostelry, the tourmt season has been a devided success.’ Far zrenm Were the re- turns and hr zre:ur was the plhonice this ‘year than lut, I!Id mnch credit is dde Hne» popular man- lgemenz. ’ Althmlfh the ‘season . is drawmz 'to. many- are hlhng of tlkmg for the. hot and sultry! —t No shipowner would gppome us skipper.a man who hadn’t encountered and buffeted many. storms. ‘Let this qmught comfort and’ sustain you when sofély preased.—Forbes ]hgume ——3 ””When ghe. Pain “the | Thursday seeps into the ground, get out into the potato patch and hear ‘em roll over. To “sway othe don’t be easily swayed your- self. "Have deep-rooted ponv:cnom.—l-‘orbes Mag- d.mlke xa‘dnne, and : “fto ‘Bemidji close, and for month Chiet of Kire Depar Tot ‘y gineer 4, Gemmell Avnmn ende. ‘width of boule- ‘vards, grading,” filling of ditches,_and cost of ‘water maia, ‘A petition -lir rty owners |i"7 Muelunx thati jain. be latd P~ to Thirteenth BIMI mlll Park to Dal]- ‘ton Avenue was read and City Engineer o ml sureties; Dted. ‘end’ an Bond of J. J. Doran for extension of )" gawer construction in _ .the . suni’i:of i 659, u with the U. S.-Fidelity & Guar- accepted. Ordlnnce No. 130 amending Ordi- natice No. 120 was read the first time. The bid of the Beltrami County C struction Company gr;:hblnz at $4¢. ulin d accep(ed there being no other bid bmitted. 'l‘he mllnwlm; nvnllununs were read i ted. I-lenry Siller, ‘Soft Drink. JEWELER J.E. Muloy, Soft Drinlk. - Lycan & Co. Soft Brink. W, McDorinid, Sott, Drink, 'R. J. Boardman, Soft -Drink. Geo, “Abraham, Soft Drink. #F. C. Fenson, Soft ‘D) Gabriel Xayas, Sou Drink. Sott. Deink. Joe Weiskapp, Junk < The City Attorney was draw a resolution for 15-f¢ ‘on Minnesota Avenue i and America, ‘Sith to 16th Streets. ¥ ‘The uxyol‘ and City: Clerk were structed fo ‘sign -contracts. COnstrycs tion_of Detention "Hospj! tracts having been Council. Fisher a; ployed ‘as Archite The City Commissiohers ‘and Secured lease. 5f “site for .Detention “Hospital iwhick will be drawn and submitted ouncil ‘late: THere being no furt] ines: t was moved td ;W Factory Representative for- Puanos and'. Attest: BELLE DENLEY.. .| 3, City’ Clerk. '3 Mrs. Ernest Willets and dwghter, i ‘Mids ‘Alice, of Grant Valley; motored Saturday;-and -shopped and visited their friend, Mrs. :Fred |} Petra, 1005 Missisaippi.avenue.. Mrs. Petra has been confined to her bed for nearly seven:weéks, but her con- "dition ' is ‘slightly “improved “at - pres- ent. GOOD positions ‘are handed out on “Silver Plates.” That is a very comimon be- lief, | untrained . are wonrowdfll WHEN ILL of course you have a doptAr and perhaps a trained nurse. These are important, so is prescribes. - Haye it put up at this drug store and it will be strong and help to make you ‘well agajn. ‘Regular ‘session of the City ‘Counefl: ‘lfiflvfigj;:—nm’thmutm o E P. Peterson Bnl the man v:lh gets his ‘ma . The jobs for the the medicine your -doctor :: be: discussed at the 4nmual E i State Fair which opens at | Moines today. death of Sir W{m‘mx Herschel | ported to have “solved the problem l&as been general manager: of the T reat Eastern Rallway in England Todny begins the final" we'ek of jsince 1914. He ‘is 'a "déscendant of primary campaign in California [an old English_family, which settled whieh has been one of. the hardest|in Virginh about the middle. of fnnzht in the history of that state. |seventeenth century. LukeEmm: .| great railway expert in Eric Geddes—he learned his- profe ‘l’he prosperity of the farmer in : Towa will be reflected in the great :‘:;mlx: dth: g:::’:d tates, | sgricultural display st the .MD“:: ially in connection ‘with, the- elec gicnuon of thepdf:nc Tslind lmuai ir Henry’s ap] tment _as_gener: manager of the Great Easte £ fiv’::a:;eomhe ufilflfx{nfi .on- wnytu:{ 119 “g ::jsfic in Entlsnd at | deal o ism g the first school west of the Allegh- {"nt fl)e critieism” quickly died aws . Mountains is to.be celebrated | Although he had ‘orly beld st y at Schoenbrun Springs, mear{for a few months When.. th Nfir Philadelphia, Oblo. _{broke out, his ability; had already “{been tecognized with. the result that blems pertalhirig to ‘and grow:|be was &iven hij imv-::d ln: t of the shopmen’s strike will{1919 ‘made inspector. = ocdssed at the g . Transportation. " 'afl“A o e Association of Rail- ——-——b—dmOH which:isto)) BEMIDJI GOLFERS IQ in Kanss|' .“PLAY GRAND The members of the Beni(djf ) try club are making yrepatahon t RlDl‘NG‘IN ROTTEN ROW sen::t:' ng delegation "ot “mashi odern times. the Americar Sup Hidétits, begin mm wdly ing in Rotten . Row has become city the early part of September. rotten that :liverymen are de-{ Tt jg desired that.a strong tesm ding deposits) when they hire| represent the local club and Pro- Shacks”, I don’t éexxnct to see half | fesgional Crummy requests; ‘that’ ‘people rnm back . alive” the|players who éan nge to 1 dzuhgg ;t::l: nify ;helr attention 'as sobn a8 i et inking of, They sible By leaving their on, ‘chuck the horse in the mouth o off. I féel like taking a day gfl;’"’wl ¥ood rider comes at the home of Mr. and % Getchiell, 923 Bemidjl nvenua, will: remiain’ Hiere" for ‘about s6n chyt&l 1103 weeks. | They are en route to her old , ‘motored to near|home in Wisconsin where they will lulg ~morning to begin | visit relatives nnd friends, and also ol ‘house in Jonés|in before - returning o fi’uhfith‘!‘tcoml. mn“muwu Mrs. Getchell meén were Bmtr!. Jahr. Stafford, McKinnon, Even Bemidji Mfg. Co., Minn. Electric mnn Electric w3 birjdeoples’ fome of the greatest astronomers of faf roller bearings for railroad ‘traing }"},“‘{;‘cf",‘,‘“ig Chuinbers, Cliy HOL = 3y ent; meeting: was calle to ordcr,/Pre! dent reaiding. - mt Lahr Tpon roll cal D declared present: hr, Absent: Ohon, Loy ‘son, Brm:em The minutes of the last regular ses: 2 were ‘and approved. 'ter being nIdlted the lbfll‘ were, ugon motion and second, &i-i d: Pay roll, July 15 to July 31 Street Gang, labor on streets.. am Davies, labor, dump ground current, White Way and’ 3 Co., current] Cit: urrent, & -£a. £ is clean—ev \nd S(ree( "Depfts. ] upon bo a the tournament at Grand [ 3™ “London,. Aug. 25_(United Press) | Forks, which will be held in that]a Thlrrl Street-Cafe, meal tick Andrew, Johnson, boarding -J. Beal Department Given Hardware Co Mrs. W. M. Austin and grandson | C. M, Mosel Lloyd, of Tacoma, Wash., ‘are nu: a. O. Riggs, repairing drums’ ‘Co., meters Tepairs-on Hydra - plumbing work, Clerk of ‘llnl&llll Court showing. paid the Treasurer. - $184.75. How many -years ‘do._ you expect your nfotor. to-serve you? vamE cAgm.mE BIW. LAKIN, President E. R. EVANS, Manager C. L. ISTED, Secretary-Treasurer MBERimLATH SHINGLES nigis) E — CEMENT PLASTER Sash Doon ‘and Mlll Work. - FULL LINE OF DRAIN: 'l'lLE AND SEWER PIPE F. M. Pendergast Implement Co. :Residence Phno 17-F4 Office Phione 232 : SCHROEDER BUILDING: Mannfacturen’ Agents and Pealer in - FARM MACHINERY OF ALL'KNDS “Hudson” Barn Equipment— - “Stoughtor’* Wagons, Spreaderq and Mo— tor Tfueks— * ; “Champion” Potato Machinery—"" “Emerson-Brontinghan” - line -of Plows, [ ‘Standard Mowers and Rakes—° “E.-B.” Tractors— “Geisser” Threshing Machines—. . . Hydro Toron Auto Tires :and Tubes ) Gasoline and Oils . Brooks Bros. Double-Wall Silos. Nearest to being Frost-Proof of any Silo made. 204 Fourth St. & Minnesota Ave. BEMIDIJI, MINN. WE ARE PROUD TO AN- NOUNCE THE NEW white brea.d Weigh ‘it first, then taste it and CRTSPY KRUST will RflBREAQ BEMIDIL MINN. ERES aspirit: afdlos;nta.hty this - : pleasmg blend of selected mounfifii—. p lantation I ‘ ing kind obtainable. that it makes a sati ‘whether you usé. Your coffee taste ing, fufl-flavured brew—— (alkalirie) or soft water.' will tell you. Ahdmnd—duml—mlu crystal-clear mfl'ee. 3 X.L"""‘a. a tinge of bmeruu You'll love the deli- . IVOr. Sold by Your Grocer \ In one and three pound conmmers;‘