Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 15, 1922, Page 6

EDITORIAL . ASSOCIATION €0 be._known:-to the, editar, ngce! ¥~ for pablication. Communicatians. b ‘Weekly. Pioncer must reach this office mot.lster-tham “Luesday of each week to Insure -publication .in . the rrent_issue. o 4 SUESCRIFTION ‘RATES - H' One Y2 oo ik casmatb: b )t 81 MOBUEE oqsuongmes U0 A6 TR0 MONthN ovppgee £:00 THE WEBKLY PIONEER—Twelve pag ’for, i advance,“$2.00s Inless credit is given this paper, only the United Pr is er:tmed, v.:wt[h& \:-q {{"'r*fl‘&cflq"' o t:il 429 clies. cr =t0. QK. o 8 CI and also. the local newa published- herein. OFPICIAL COUNTY AND OITY PROCEEDINGS ‘THE INVESTMENT BOOM:-AND HUMAN ASPECTS 5 :ean point of view has to do with the sound- ness of these foreign bonds, ~ They: are-he- ing distributed as widely as possible among :small investors. in; this coun the $100 /denomination, as compared ‘ventional $1,000 unit of former. times, -having, been provided in a great many in- -stafteeq.for this purpose. . The high inter- est.and .generous.discount given: have: at- tractéd iarge portions of the publi¢-invest- ment funds away from less lucrative, though much- safer; domestic investments. 'If the foreign investment structure thus be- ing built proves sound, 'all'will be well; but if ‘wide: distribution of foreign issues that 'prove unfortunate is acconiplished, it is in- evitable that the time will come wheén the suspition‘dgainst Bankérs and bankifig that salwiys exists in certain- quarfers of the public mind, ‘will be fanned into flame by the démagogues, of social discontent. The possibilities in respect to interna- tional human relations involved in this for- eigx finianee structure are also great. Th ¢ money lender'is fiéver popular. “In sént instances, the- United - States, ugh. ifs'governmeént, alréady stands as s’ chief - creditor. "On- top of: this illions more of privately extended fmemt bonds. . . ., | co 9 i, ‘This means that for generationg the peo- “’ple of Europe. will. be digging down into their pockets to meet taxes to. pay Ameri- eans’ financial tribute. loék: this -opportunity. If these loans- to- Burope were private loans to private in- terests they would. not be so ‘conspicuous as & taxation burden upon the magses, ‘While, fromr the strictly techmical point- ‘of - view, loans reiniorced by govertiment credit seem to constitute the safest basis for=lending -operations, and probably -do -under. normal conditions, the fact cannot ‘dnent.debts now owned .in the United States:is creating.new and-unknown: social forees whose future development will have “fully as controlling a part in the souridress of these: foreign debts as will the physical and fiscal asdets’ supposedly constituting their actual security. ‘Seial revolutions or even milder politi- cal transformations, are no respecters of Frosp-were Island Lake callezs. Mon. M & . O H, Olmstead ac-| VpStout; ‘conipanied: by: Mxsi J. A. Lanville N. L, Kne: | Wpresent: course.. i o : o5, pubiished ' every Thursday and sent: postage pald %0 any address: . An important feature frem the Ameri- . ,the con- . - These private credits, moreover, are Wwith few exceptions, foreign govern- : Demagogues. in Europe will not.over: ** be.overlooked: that the volume of governs - Mz, 'J.- Wenstrom. of. Debs, : t}nmklsl_a;'ldhi.ake with his ;«:w dairg : bap oo ag, [$Yeek on & business trip to Red Lake; 1. "Bécker, ‘Bud Geil and ° Chas. The threshing machine is expecté at the. Siems: farm managéd by foreign - creditors—as- has. been.. demon- -;strated time and-again,.. . . . “The: mass..psychology: invelved ‘- the : se.0f investment-in the, United . States-is a factor:that- may well be studied, for in.finance as- well as in peetry; the B greatest:study of mankind is man. _ - It.is _just as essential for the investor to look ahead and figure what: people. are.go- -ing to. do as-it-is-for:the:speculator to fig- ¢ for-the farmer-to e What crops are go- /azine, 4 . “'The Postoffice:department has issued an - ofder that- at: the: end: of four months:no mail -is. to- be deélivered: at- any: dweling house not-having a slot or approved recep- table for mail at the front door. The Post~ -office department states,that 70 per: cent. of ‘the people:show: their:appreciation of the daily postman by-having-either a letter . :slot. or receptacle for-miail, but the other 80 per cent are.apparently indifferent. The time it-takes the postman to stop, ring door. bells: and-wait for dwellers: to:respond to get their mail not.only adds to-the burden of each mail carrierbut -delays the delivery -of all-ather:mail.- For-that reason-the or- der has been isgued that at.the end of four months all:dwellings . not. equipped " with proper - mail receptacles -wilk not -be: fur- nished: with:mail delivered: by postmen. .Service is-what the department desires to give the people, and service is what the people want—sa there will he.an improve: ment soon,-no doubt: FAREWELL FEDERATION Permit. us: to. say- goodsbye. We have profited greatly by your. convention. ¥ou have left with us thoughfs. that w’ifljl%n: be remembered. If you. have, enjoyed: midji-we shall be-happy. Life is made- np- joys: and-serrows:and these.lare about: equally: distributed,;: &l- though some: of us Have more of one than of the vther. "The days you have:spent with us, we trust, will be listed .in: your “memotandum’ as days.of joy. We- wish: you Godspeed- on-your home- ward: journey and’ extend: you: the cordial welcome to.come aggin and.often. - A LITTLE SPICE Before the silly. season. eloses we must reprint the following: from: the ‘American. Mutual Magazine: ’ Man (in:drug store) : I want:some: con- secrated lye. [ ‘Druggist:You mean: concentrated lye. _Man: It “does:nutmeg any. difference. TFhat's what:I- eamphor. ‘What's:it- sul-. -phur? : . " Druggist “Fifteen:s mon with so-much wit. s soMan: Well, I should myrrh. myrrh!- “¥et I ammonia:noviee at it. DON'T CHARGE: CAMPERS ... Who ever-made the:suggestion: that-we ‘should-have:a ‘law to tax- all’ eampers is laboring ufider a moribund, delusion, For hegven-sake, we are just getting them to coming—Ilet’s mot make them pay a fine . for wanti placed on the face of the earth. T SRRy They should:have called in the tax col- lector, when:the lad in Philadelphia died after swallowing a quarter. He can get wmoney where even doctors fail. A § -A .noted ‘xum maker in Cuba is desd. No namies :-were mentioned, . probably be- cause it might be considered advertising. e § ‘A~“hod earrier fell eleven stories and . broke his collar-bone. It sort of reminds us that the football season is upen us. - - Saturday - evening: .- Julius Benson, Mrs. Geo, CHfford waa a, callef Thtutned to their home. in Bemidy) at Island Lake en route to Red Lake! M evening land- Lake school er at-the P. 0] opened was a Red Lake - Tuesday afternoon. Mt ‘€arl Durand motored thru Lake e ' DIMPLES.- sunshine- on 'a- cloudy- day. ~will erase. Hakkeru ~STUDI 3 Bemidji Horace Higging and Julius Be e — 4 What's more lovely? You watch them, come and go like It's my mission to help you to keep afrecord. of these- dimples that time : T '_Wi are now making sittings for- Christmas delivery —: - sehool house mot ed_to Island: Lake with his_truck. N: L. Knox canned on-F. W? S Miss Lee called on Miss MacRae Miss Rassmusin. ternoo Mrs. W. H. Whelan and day lcan-kagion. ure what the markets are going:te do, or- | : “ing to do.—Jahn ‘Onflw‘ood, ini Forbes Mag- " [. mis. - F:never.cinng-- o visit Minnesota, the great- " “est fistu:\x;;!filflzround' God:‘Afmighty has wat fson called-at the: F. W. Stout home | Horace. Higgins |- MacRae, Miss Rismusin- an Mr. % H: Olmstead, Willie Whelan.} Chidks: shoull not.recetve Teed \until Martha | they-are-88 hours old. © e Schmidt motored to Red Lake Sun- beiug used to compete with private in- | Fdustrial concerns has cfuded an invess tigtion by the Sesttle (Wash.) Amer- ~We have just reseived our quota of Atmy Blan- kets, and are naw.in_a position to supply our .maty cubtomers who were unable to get them - The Regular Army Blanket;:all:wool, olive drab 2 i size 64x84, weight approximately 4 Ihs— AT A VERY SPECIAL PRICE of Agricuitare says' there s n dependable methad for deteymining. 2oz of ‘chicken that a ceftaln egg will colos ‘cult-to determine -the: sex: of-ehicks of e "ACKS OF NEW-DRESS GOODS AND.NOTIO ?.‘.’-:;": = re h_m%' -F%%@cgégisxm DAY AND:MONDAY, SEPT. 18 :‘afit'nwip at ¥ +On :account of g ba.::;f\f:ite, ecru and 'colm—-_l‘o balls in box_for . " “Sold by, the:box only—regular: price: 10c per. bal 5 .DON'T MISS THIS BIG BARGAIN! ; iy be difrérences that-will ‘make” it ‘possible: to - soty - this- yexes ultryrmen . have. " MILLINERY . LADIES’ AND MISSES’ VELVET HATS s New-.Shapes—Njcely Trimmed Alse Wool and:Felt Hats; in three special lots— You will-readily. see- that these are:extraordinary. ‘UsedIn . Ratlon. of. 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