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

DJI DAILY PIONEER AN e on»muicnu'r TO INVENTOR W DAILY EXCEPT BUNDAY BY THB The, story. of Michael Pupin's life, as' told by " BERNIE W. ALDRICH noum PUBLISHING COMPANY )nmselh beginning in the September Scribner,. is G AR AGE one of those narratives.that reads more like fiction duplicate d than fact.\ But it is just one of many that might be First Class’ + 5 uplical h" made 1 told_of the opportunities apen even to.the poorest AUTO REPAIRING "fi“. you wait! ‘immigrant boy in ‘this land of promise. Born in Serbia, in the little town of Idvor, taught much by a, mother X could neither read nor, write, but lurnmg by hearing the talk of the zmxh\on who had-been'out in the world, this boy, now one: of: the: wfid ‘most notable scientists, landed in five. cents in ‘money; but with :gun’e hope and de@eminauon to make All Work Guaranteed 408410 AMERICA AVE., ——Phone 187— Night'Phone 515-W —~PHONE 57— A complete stock of blank keys here always. Given Hardware Abe samq emen areer until x"-leu -ehooh oFbusim € ‘has’ hmnght ‘pie. It cnnt.sined nothing-but pits ol pnmn. I had brought five hundred ' dollars, it would have takenme a ‘little longer to spend them, mostly .“upon bogus things, but the struggle which awaited me would have been the same in each case. It is no handicap to a boy immigrant o land here-pen- MANKATO COMNERGIAL GOLLEGE ‘iless; it is not,a handicap ta any boy. to be penni- Mankata; Minn: less when he strikes out for an independent career, provided that-he has the stamina to stand the hxrd- If intergated, send for our free catalog. - “STIMULATE DAIRY INTEREST 1e cow is the future salvation of Northern nh\prtht ight be. in store for. | llesota. And that this is being realized more more, we call attention again to the dairy : ¢ : 3 . r at the fair and what is being done by Bemifld’i . THE STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE ers to promote this idea. S 1ree silver trophies were awarded to three de. - ng farmers, by three Bemidji banks, as: fol- : The Northern Cedar Farm of Blackduck * the silver cup. offered by the Security State Those Dear Little Rosy Cheeked Youngsters: This year bids fair to ontdo all previaus.records ndance st the Bemidji: State Teuchers col- is“an_ingtitution of which MinReyofa may | feel proud afid has a faculty second to none : for showing the best pure-bred cow over two in the northwest, Bring them here befm'e sdwol begms s old. § r Led by so able a leader as President M. W. Dep- - A e @ Wold of Bemidji was lwudnd the- silver uty, this institution of learning is gradually forg- az ety T 'ay"donated by the First National Bank of Be- ing to the front among. the teachers colleges of the Their bright eyes and happy smiles i for showing the best pure-bred mre over twn northwest_and: students recognize the (fact that form pictures we love to mflke—you s old. when_they_receive diplomas here, they-have ob- to always treasure.. vanburg and Anderson of Wilton were Iwnd- laxned an education and sheep-skin worth- while. Healthy and }mppy-—they are ideal he¢ silver trophy given by the Northern Na. ™. : s 3 subjects, il bank: of - Bemidji for ‘the bestgrade- heifer Do not deny. yourself this lasting — under one year from @ pure-bred sire. ‘. st wre . avosi, CLEANING HOUSE sas Lol pleasure. ::.m m;fb::.;b::::gg::m:dt::, llayor Garlock, acting through County ‘Attorney farmers, which tends to mmvflnu mterut in - Graham M, Torrance, is determined to clean house .in Bemidji. = Abatement proceedings against John Slow; a constant violator of the law, have-heen he- gun by ‘these ‘men. .They are determined to show the general public that they mean bysiness and dairy cow. s idea is right in keeping with the pnrpom . 1¢ National Dairy Show to be held\in St. Paul e fall. The hope of the promoters-of the dairy HAKKERUP 'YOUR 'PHOTOGRAPHER * 8 to get-the farmer interest directéd toward the court may be relied upon to exercise its usual good judgment, which we believe will result in the We Azé Now Making Sittings for Christmas Delivery dairy cow and when counties, cities; ,tmml and 1ess men will co-operate, as have Bemidji closing of .the Jow place. ters, the desired results will-be more, quitkly " 0% g PR A § mpluhed. . s tically all farmers have:cows. - ’l'n '” past ~ & BEMIDJI AGAIN HONORED: B he farmjer ‘seemed to care-about;was th‘t it _‘nnly acow. One he could milk nnd feed, accent on' the' Iatter. | costsa farmer no more to feed n?:p\lre.bred : h 1al than a “fnongrel,” “In-most-cases it coats: “ ¢ soig, time. in_the near future '.Ius city will be L;:': :::;Tu:fm';h: fmn&:r is dmb::t:‘ :’":n‘:: ‘in | ine ab nd the convention, atid the world knows F-ked animal will del‘l?: the #Feong i s pacncel r the goods, \*}nle the in most case§ proves to be mcrely a ider. ‘§he’ will not pay for her keep. \ ¢ ?ut'u the;réason wHy farmers ‘should set out sestly to ;rgqmre a pure-bred herd. " It me-n- rs ahd. cent them, and that’s what. mon ol } In mnma’ ‘H. Z¢ Mitchell of this city as Lieuten- or o! the tri-state district of Kiwanians, A hnnored and. recogniud ior its WHEN ILL i e e tgurists were uble to ut th:ough the fire and smoke:on their way home. Some took no "chlnces and went. by way nf the anohs—nit. .“Jobn Slow’s. phce wasn’t so slow -Rer -ll, when - you check. up’the evidence. secnxed by’ the county attorney. you well ag_ain. ind that the one oumqndm: 5 dld not drop in prh:e is i ta er, that butter made WS brings‘ the highest ' Union, not excepting LAI.IIIITI & ERIOKION Day’s'News rer, who celebrates Just for Christmas. She had.completed her own Chris®. { mas : shopping and. was Just-looking . ayound at the varied and ' beautiful things that adorned the counters of | TODAY’S EVENTS F ? | was profnir diplon‘llflv > Town of Chester, N. H., to- 3 the Tnited States. He 533 A t she came to ® % ¢-big store. At las e elebrates the 200th anniversary lof Cintinnati, ‘with ~ the | one” display that was unusually at- incorporation. 1 which\ city his fathér, | traetive but a little strange to her. was. ° for:g| They're mighty pretty,” she said > annual Wisconsin State’Fair ury pronvinently connect- | to the saleslady, “but WUAL areithey t Mil i graduated: from Harvard | for?” m: thr‘;;'fikifietffi_“"d il d later to%k a course in| wQp, just for Christmas” was the SCHOOL OPENS SOON! How are the Children’s eyes? e t incishati Law Sghool. Follow-| janguid reply—Indianapolis News. . 1869 and X870—he .was We-are making special provi- Ansylvania State Coll today | As: '_ United States\ District At- Meteors and Femt Fires. . 4 . . o 4 jurates its seveventh oanex?:nl oqeas{ ;5980) he v:as élected to pnnc: ]m':becn suffering from for: sion for ‘the: examination of n Industrial Organization and ticket'| est fires of mysterfous origin; the care- school children. Bring them in ;mstutmn " two terms as ‘epresen-| lesg cigarette smoker has been tative ‘of the First Ohio District.-In| plamed, but’ foresters. and some me- 1897 he ered the diplomasic. ser- | teorologists mow incline to the belief vice as ted States Minister “to that falling meteors were the cause. In Belgium. ‘J\fter two years in Brussels | one flame:swept area of: a thousand he was trdnsferred to Madrid as| acres were found great meteoric frag- Minister t{»' Spain and in 1902 " He | jents, still hot ‘three days after the before school begins. DRS. LARSON & LARSON specml grand jury will be “"!‘ led at Marion, Ill., today to int | iate the slaying of strike breal;j- § t the Lester Slip Mine last i ' ' { was made | United States Ambassador | gre —Scient!fic American. O . ¥ Tk to Austm«. ungary. Mr. Storer re-| | P NS large and distinguished delega-{ tirex fmm\ 'the diplomatic service Santa Claus Best Advertiser. Y Ptometr15t5 and} irom p\lbhc life in 19%‘. Christmas trees undoubtedly repre- 213 Third St. Phone 131 sent a delmledon of timber of great value, They also represent a stimula- tion to-business which every merchant | depends upon”in his annual calcula- tions. It pays to adyertise, and Sahta Claus, though ‘& myth, fs: the gteqtest advertiser on-earth. from America will attend the = al session of the Inter-Parlia- ary Union, which opens teday enna, : cana Fish Indtnry. t. year: the fish lu-o’ _two koasts netjed to C: ' Chicago the Railroad Tabor lvnll begin the hearing of wage frnle disputes mvolvmg | the kers, of In the sea flsherps about i = H 10,000 in'ghe fre water' fishesies, ard Monai Dg“ F;.‘::l.lgh e i It Lake City gh, Supmem the f fremal} der in \cannfng, cu 3 The: king of Denmar] pis | i H : 't ork. At an ufly uge e des {1/ [gil of the Ancrghicand Ackent- ! : : | | | I sottish: Rite * of ee-magonry | ‘ho ‘Southern: Jurisdiction ftoday | is the first meeting it has ever : putsi the city’ o!%Wnsm(ngton Procesding With ‘Caution. -Angelina—I'mafrald Tm not a very good ‘cook, but I'll'try ever so0° -hard * after we're ‘married. Edwln—mter try now, before we're married. Try it on your folks and let me know how it comes oul. i i és eve held in America -opened-in Boston tbday the auspices of the Intgérna- | tist tmagines can .make his own on of ‘Prinfing. Fpuse {little hard luck story interestjng to e ane - of course you have a doctor and perhaps a trained nurse.’ - These are important, so ‘is the medicine your " doctor prescribes. Have ‘it put up at this drug store and it will be su'on:g ‘amd help to make- City Dru‘ Store Phene 52 ‘o Bemidji BEMIBJI FLORAL CO0.] CHOICE CUT FLOWERS AN - BLANTS Dancing Lessons Taught by Fred and Isabelle Bahr's new method, will enable you to learn in half the usual time, INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION . .. For. Reservation Phone 944 U SURELE Yo it LUMBER - LATH —:SHINGLES " ~ LIME -.CEMENT - PLASTER PAPER—Roofing and Sheathing BRICK——Common, Fire and Fancy - Sash Doar and“Mill Work. Bemnd,n s Free Playground D:amond Pomt“" | . Invites You Every Day Camping Grounds - Picnic Grmmds - 'Bathing Pavilion —Electric Lighted— SOFT DRINKS - Ll:’NCHES - COFFEE‘ Sold at the Park. - Plan Your Picnic for DIAMOND POINT - Bathing Suits for Rent. - ARCHJE. DITTY Custodian F. M. Pendergast Implement Co. Ruuhm Phone 17-F4 ° %’ l’lwe- SCHROEDER BUILDING ‘Manufacturers’ Agents and Dealer in FARM MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS ° “Hudson” Barn Equipment— “Stoughton” Wagons, Spreaders and Mo- tor Trucks— . “Champion” Potato Machmery— “Emerson-Brontinghan’ line of Plows, Standard Mowers and Rakes—- “E.-B.” Tractors— ~ “Geisser” Threshing Maehmes— : Hydro Toron Autd Tires and Tubes Gasoline and Oils ‘Brooks Bros. ‘Pouble-Wall: Silos. “ Nearest to being: Frost-Proof of any Silo made, 204 Fourth St..& Minnesota Ave. - * " BEMIDJL, MINN. . WE-ARE PROUD TO AN- - NOUNCE'TH S hite Bl W - first, * the ", taste it 2 Q'RISPY KRUST gwili* “' be'your household standard. NORTHERN BREAD CO. BEMIDJI, MINN. na 1 \ | \\;_w