Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 6, 1922, Page 4

WEDNESDAY :EVENING; :SEPTEMBER 6, 1922 BEMIDJI DA]LY PIONEER the shade. There is plenty of room for the P PUBLISHED DAILY KXCEPT SUNDAY BY THE | oo Nibomsots. and then somer BEMIDJI AT BANIR, Prodibonk: = R AP Moente Huffman & O'Leary BSiipJ1 PioNEER PUIUSHING COMPANY - wiufe is what 1and where you make it. CLEANERS e g 7 e FU”::IU e y some people prefer to swelter in the an OAISON.Mm E. H. DENT, w heat: during the summer months is more Dry - Cleaning,: Dyeing: BEM'B’I I_“"BER & FUEL cn UND!R‘.‘AKING ¥.D. WINTER, News Editoz . ‘than ‘wefcan understand, when the Al- ¢ l.-\# R""T’ L \O. M. OLSON —— TELEPHONE #3293 +— *, mighty has so abundantly blessed this na- “’"‘l “°f‘"" ppare! OPPOSITE GREA'IVNORTHFJ!N DEPOT ENSED EMBALMER ““tion with so favored a playground as may . c‘PH(‘)”NEnSd7d°kY" _LETUS SUPPLY YU WITH- LIC! FUNERAL DIREC- be found in’this immediate section. You A B 3T T AND. f . Out-of-Town Cusfom- S TOR . ~will be.welcome when you arrive and made P : ers: “Send your clothes ‘to feffl. at-home:while here. Ptk il by P I Post” First ERSIFIED FARMING WEEK | |[fy Class Work and ""‘""“, X Preds; by ‘proclamatxon, ‘has “September 25:to October 1 as "'vael'\slfied Farming Week.” This is just , before \the National Dairy Exposition at :St, Pauh and will direct attention to the practite of the: best farming methods, so that reganidless of prices, the farmer who follows the\dlversxfied plan will suffer the least. In his ptoclamatmn, Governor Preus y . says: AR o o -—r--—-f——————r—*———— “4n periods of low prices, just as in sea- p 3 T PIONEER—Twalve "“"“.‘."- sons of poor yields, farmers who practice : ; % m?‘m um. ; diversified f{u'mmg"to the highest degree, " ¢ . suffer least. The production of milk, Day.phone 178 - .. | tht phonen 332 qr:;u i and Undertakmg : Compan HNMcK Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director PHONE 222-W - RESIDENCE PHONE 222.R 120 THIRD STREET ] ""'hm ] cream, butter, beef and pork, mutton and | = 1 .o . : ! ':.nmwnto 1t, o etherwise erefited, wool, eggs and poul.try, has relieved the . b H SFFICIAL GOUNTY AND CTTY PACCENBINSS farmers in many sections of our state from h I E—————————e—————————x the uncertamtles of one-crop farmmg I 4 :f \ —~— i | i { | i BIRCHMONT SETS NEW RECORD has given our farmers a steady income in Birchmont Beach Hotel, under the ablé |~ _plaéé of one that s seasonal. "It has stop- S management of Earl Byers, sets a new rec- ped the depletion of soil fertlllty which is M‘P h the Kitchen m ord for volume of business done as well as a certain result of grain raising.’ 5 for net profits, during 1922. — ‘Although the season is practically closed Judging by the way the Democratic ) the hotel management has agreed to keep press is jumping on the “wool growers of the senate,” they must think that if aman . A \ Larsun & Larsnn SPECIALISTS openshouse until ‘after fthe convention of 1 . e thoreby b bY “EXAMINING EYES the State Federation of Women’s Clubs, is a_wool grower he thereby becomes dis- —— which will be held in this c:tyeSe:)tember %u::hl;ed for zl; seat in a lgglslativg gogy MM BA“’NG PO WHER s z l(;lfi.rllNI‘si;rs?li‘iAososss { 13, 14 and 15. ut if a wool grower is disqualified be- ! g ) ice, { The -overhead expense is far beyond cause of his occupation, why not also a ‘| Am‘ ma‘d ms"" e 213 Third St. wheat grower, a cotton grower, a corn grower, a cattle grower or an orchardist? The Democrats are driving all kinds of * Office Phone 131 Res. 310 ——————es— i what the business warrants for the next j two weeks, and it is strongly urged by the When ou bake with Calumet business men of the city that Bemidji sup- ] port the hotel in the meantime. producers away from their ranks. ! | It is an ideal place for social entertain- e you lmow there $ i ments and it is very probable that several . SHOULD BE ABOLISHED willbenolossor S { + large house parties will be given there by Minnesota needs a parole board about failures. That’s : um lng | society leaders before the convention. The as much as a fish needs a raincoat. When h S farl p AND hotel is in position to render the best kind a criminal is sentenced to Stillwater he W Yltls €SS % . | of service and-is prepared to take care of should be compelled to confine his meals to expensxve than H t 1 any social-occasions that may arise. - Those government cooking and his sleeping to some other ea ln i who are planning to entertain are urged to, steel-riveted boudoirs until either he or his brand 1li 2 i get in tonchlthh Mr. Byers at once, S0 sentence has expired.—Baudette Region. for lmf.se 1ng Robert J. Rm“ that there will be.no conflicting dates. ! { A li"ull ctevg isf being retained, and din- Big REtD ggr OFFthI:E v:i‘:l':f e BY TEST 313 Fourth Street i ners by.Bemidiji ili il'b uite ig city ers, Wi m, u f the poplilet thing dufing tne nest ten daye. small town papers forhprmtmg iy Don’t be led into taking Quantity for Quamy Phones 620-W—620-R I Those -who_are patronizing the golf links penings, ran a dispatch this week announc- umet has ' f : will find.it mostpconvemelft to tfke meals | ing that a dog owned by a countess had .. Calumet proven to be best by test in { at Blrchmont, where service is second to Jost four ounces on the ocean voyage.— rmlhons ofhomes every bake-day Largest " ~ . | nor’ll'i in ;he comlltry Bnudette Region. . Sflnmg brand in the world. = Contains only ! e hotel belongs to_the citizéns of Be- ST, such ingredients as have been officially ' SO ' midji, and these stockholders will realize ::- .~ The people are long suffering in the case gx b e o e i ar- 1L ; t } more than will anyone else that if the full \:}t; smkfi” atn;l ]alwgys open-mu;ged dBut pmed bY U. S.“Pure ‘Food Authorities, : f"-:wp:?zsr n st crew is to.be kept i it will. “they will not tolerate crime, or the endan- ) J sary ;0 direect iflsifil:::tfl::r:fl, ?fie';“::g gexing of life or the wilful destruction of. The Wor |d’sqll'eatestBaklng BOWdeI‘Y planning, many of them, to take their Factory Reprasentative for . property.—New York Tribune. meals at Birchmont daily until the conven~ — tion and wuntil the hotel cl for th = Pacifism would not have been possible 5 son. Din"erlparges w'fu%gfiit:{he ;:;3: ‘‘had not some Americans in this and other Pianos and . lar thing, and a large number of these can 4| « ge"e{:“"’% bie" '\rvfllmg t"tfight for their) PIZOIIO ra, ]?S «cquntry.—Boston Transcrip ; large or small. " 5 p ,me outstandmg 'Iil'e values . g p + /A wooden leg isn’t such a terrible han- ; Watches Diamonds in the 30x 3% inch fleld “before has the light car owner been offered uch value as is now at yout service in these two u. §: products— < ROYAL CORDS—the measure of all automobile tire values—both clincher and straight side—$14.65. The New and Better USCO—thicker tread, thicker DRY §lN OKLAliOM A dlcap, says an exchange. No, he gets Reports from that state advise that they .} along much faster than a man with a wood- haven’t had rain‘there since last May. The .. [ €D liead. temperature recently at Cushing register- - § Business may not be so good these days ed 110 in the shade. The water supply will last but fifteen days longer, it is re- as-you hoped for—but suppose you were ported, and unless something to relieve the in the life msur;mce busm:ss in Ireland? Jewelry “' 308 BELTRAMI AVE. | | 1 "?“' be accommodated every evening, be, they. | i | i 4 situation is done at once, results may devel- op of a rather serious nature. y ot You can tell who is boss, when you find sidewalls, more rubber—$10.65. Up in:Northern Minnesota there is no dad sitting on t.he .frupt porch with his 4 water shortage, nor was the heat 110 in shoes off and a pipe in his mug. = = = = = —————————t—————— N Germany. She is now | divorce, and in 1870 she was mar- ed women ofy Germanys; Sne. | ried to Wagner. After his death in past her 85th year and was the 9 3 1887 Fray Wafner managed the TODAY’S EVENTS || asuehter of the ceebrated composer | great Baygeuth festivals with suc- i 4 Franz Liszt\The story of her mar-| cess, and even after the rise to fame = — ”f‘fge 1sf f]‘_“i” o "m‘:,““l"’- Sh; was the | of her son Siegfriod, she was his " wi err ulow, the musi-| maj e France today will observe the | .q) edi‘:ector, oy » main support and counsel. Besides . < AL Richard Wagner: her numerous musical and artistic eighth anniversary of theybeginning { expressed it, she wqs his affinity. | sccomplishments she speaks nearly of the battle of the Marne. Finally von Bulow éxxsentcd to a|all moderp languages fluently. Centenary of the birth of Will- iam S. Holman, Indiana congress- man and champion of economy in R —_— o government - expenditures. F M P d Centenary of the birth of James 1 en ergast Federal Excise Tax-on the above has been absorbed by the manufacturer BERNIE W. ALDRICH O e e GARA Thomas - Robjnson, noted - Massa- 3 . e : chusetts jurist editor and prominent Implement ‘ o e : 'an"..ff.‘;'.i GE State, politician. _— P T be Zfi.f:fw’fi.”i.’&'f; First Class T Pembioye thes celobiatod esidence Phone 17-F-4 . Office Phone 232 m;hu 2 AUTO REPAIRING —p= lifer in the ' Massachusetts State SCHROEDER B.u“-nlNG L et drhlad All Work Guaranteed Prison at Charlestown today enters ¢oday than it ever was. upon his 47th. year behind prison f 408-410 AMERICA AVE. | 1 bars. . : ~ ==Phone187-— Night Phave 515,:W e s o o] o FAAM MACHINERY OF AL KINDS | s of the]Protes;’nnt Episcopal Churéh :‘Hudson" Barn Equipment—- . ; 5 ¢ . \ 1 el | Stougiton” Wagons, Spreaders and Mo- Sept 23. ks— y ‘ i ’ “Cham 10(131 Potato Machi o Atlantic City.’_g.fié_c‘u ‘to_entertain ' & D 2 a,c lnery_ | ¥ thousands of yjsitars during the three . EmerSOn-Bf ntlngha’n’ «line--of \ P lows, 1= =N =NeNaN=N=N =N i days' beginning today o, ' | et oo || Standard Mowers and Rakes- e L pageant of beautyr ——— E.-B.” Tractors— g \ elephonea.bl:eclo:: Thine names | Following a‘_spirited campaign “Gelsser” ThreShlng Machlnes 'n;":;p”:‘ Im -T:. :;:lm:h:‘:" municipal primaries will be held in Hydro Toron Auto Tires and Tubes = Phone takes The Pioncer and il "those who haven't do also this means of giving the public the numbers. will benefit. 841—Bergstrom Flour & Feed Co. 117 Minnesota Ave. 494—Bemidji Music Co. 116 Third St, e e b e B b i e e = b her A= hem b /= e e b, =i e e, es Where You F.M. MALZAHN Bemidji, an 9 Can Buy ; U. S. Tires: C.W. JEWETT CO INC,, Benud,n, an. . Atlanta today, with five candidates Gasollne and OIIS \ contesting for the Democratic may- orality nomination. Brooks Bros. Double-Wall Silos. Neuest to being F‘rost-Proof of any Silo made. Frau Cosima Wagner;, who is re- ported eritically il in dispatches 204 Fourth s'-' & Minnesota Ave. from Berlin,is the widow. of Rich- BEMIDJI, MINN. ard Wagner; the great composer, and is regardegd as one of the most gift- Tl In The Day’s News Manufacturers’ Agents and Dealer in