Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 6, 1922, Page 6

e E— BEMJPJI DAILY PIONEER W»@fl%fi%@% mndn- pafd’ e’ Dol Tt s - b DO jolJ.m Vi Publication 1o the Taur:du, 3.7 far; in advance, $3.00. ;att is gven (hu paper, o United lod & ?h ro- nbl}zlf on. .ef all ee credite to fn.rw rine credifed, loca! news pnbu-w Beréin. QUR .EDU;;A:!IQNAL PROGMM - The Norphew Pivision:of the Mumeqoj:a »n - Assoeiation«apened -its_session nory Thursday evening. The ses- sion will continue through to .Saturday noon o otfier occasion brings to Be- -4y of talent as does n4l gathering and Be- 1deed fortunate to: be ¢ gessions. widji is fast becoming recoj ational center is self evident. and national repute are being o our midst with messages ¢ le and ‘we as citizens should avail onreelves of the splendid opportunities af- fq:idéd 1 than 500 teachers from Northern are guests of Bemidji at the Yime. These teachers are keenly in- {rested in 'h~ -rogram of education. We as fathers and mothers have paid lit- i - attention to the work the schools i our children. When_ we stop that our children of-school age is of strangers the greater wr, we must appreciate lh |l someone is devoting a great deal of tinic,'and effort and 'study ‘in ‘preparing these teachers to give that kind of instrue- tiondo your children, that will enable them :i7 1ife’s futuré work: We are privileged to meet these educa- tars this week and to listen to the ‘instruc- tion they receive in preparing them for the important work of téaching -your boy and :girl. It is worth your time and money to listen in at these instructive sessions. =1 ' [f any American wants to fight 'the ’I‘urks there is nothing to prevent his going over and enhstmg Crusading has gone out of style but is not prohibited. s “Kept us out of .European entangle- ments,” would not be ‘a bad slogan, slong \(nth the others, for the commg Repubhcan i cou.rse o( not attempting to ns' elne - Christmas Shopp" Could Your Finances POLITICAL . ANNOUNCEMENT—Inserted for and his own behnll Amount to be paid for serieg: ** NORTH DAKOFA POLITICS: ° Pofihcs in' North Dakota are waxing ym. The fight is on and everybody ov- ‘there knows about it. Governor Ne&tos résenting facts and figures that the op- ‘position seems to be.unable to dispute: or contradict. successfully. The Grand Fotks Heérald has the following to say edil 1 In the addresses which e*xs ‘making in ditions. He presents facts and fig- : hich t b St o soment R S o ok ] p ?% ;lg'e ‘Unanswerablao, osition is ad arguments. It cannot explain away the facts. To. call attention to them by. discus- sing them would be fatal. Therefore the opposition follows the discreet policy of letting the facts severely alone. F——t On September 30 the price of Treasury savings certificates was slightly advanced but they can still be bought so as to yield about 4 per cent on the investment when they mature in five years from the date of purchase. The new cost is $20.50, $82 -and $820, and they are redeémable in five years for $25, $100, and $1,000, réspeetive- ly. There is no better mves'.‘nfent “in~ the world, and in the present ‘state of the Fed- eral finances ‘it is a patriotic act to buy them: ot GRLE. Reports fi:om Geneva sayv that the Ieague assembly iamazed at the recent happen- ings in Smfirna It was’‘apparent to every- ‘body else that the allied tactics in Asia ‘Minor* would surely lead ‘to some stuich denouement bt the league is so engross- sed in contemplatlon of ‘its ‘own righteous- ness that it has no time to attend to prac- tical -problems of world peace. . 4 FLOCKING TO THE SHOW ' If all we read about the Ni tional Dairy ‘Show is true, it will be some show. Faim- ers from eyery quarter. of the Northwest: are flocking to the big exposition. Sdme - fwentycurd Teft Beltrami and Clearwiater counties this morning and (the show inan— agement promises that nohe will be g~ appomted §g————8 THEY NAMED HIM HENR’X ‘Heémvy Ford will probably send'the ‘new horn babe, who was born in & Ford cgr at ‘Duluth the other day, a “Baby. “Lircoln™. Tt would be cheap advertising for hini st thst The parents named the little fellow Eenry | e S Kemal Pasha has issued a2 decree thai Smyrna is to be bone dry. He inflicts-2€ lashes for every bootlegger, Will somebody page ‘Mr. Volstead, please. — If Ruth was a pinch hltter, the time for him to have connected with the ball was in the last of the ninth inning of yester- day’s game. He fanned. i § A Pennsylvania coal miner drew, $291.45 for two weeks’ work, working only "eight hours a day . “Do Your §= § " It is none too soon to say, Eeafly, Stand It If You ‘Were the Victim.of An Accldent? +Oupdidate for “the office of Belg_(‘qplzi‘g?un!y All That The Name Fmplies Wi SKlNVIK " _JUBGE OF PROBATE ‘Also g Full Line of Pastery Housswives are invited ln call and inspect this clean and whole- SAN!TARY BAK‘,IN@ €0o. . P. R. Peterson & Lawrence Larson Trywem’dcr—éeehw'oodbfndenbon-do £ P Across from Rex Theatre { "FOR WEAR ANYWHE! ghe sald It. ]‘- ¥ » AN RE '+ I| My small daughter had a habit-of ‘ e .| asking ‘every one to stay for the next ‘| meal, no mattér who it was. One day Iiwas tired, and as qa@ of my. friends Wwas coming over I o1 Jeannette. thpt I would spank hen if she-asked. mls woman-te" mrtor mp- week from North has been employed. : Mr. and Mrs, J. T. Hendricks and son Kenneth, Mr: and.Mrs. Frank Rolla were Sunday visitors nt the E. A. Harvey home., Frederick Dame, Ikota where hc"\m\O moning from Dakota: Mrs, George Felch and Mrs. Anet- te Felch called at the F.-F. Philips’ home Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Harvey motored to Bemidji Sunday evening. Hubert Dm‘a’nt ! ‘Kéndricks and Lester Bnrk,us ar-: Fti‘&rflay Wfir‘ifixg B duto: from Mg ‘Mfi af the home of i K%eu- annts M X i|J. T. Hendricks. Hans So_lberg - mf‘nv_v.-‘sl» h_ome last' POLITICAL- ANNOUNCEHENT ©One of thoge charming, ays-réady suits, . which ;can. be worn anywhere, e bellef thnt thl= (Inserted for : and by Andrew Johnsen - in his own Dehalf. of _guedefinished . cloth and. ‘has -a tline, . loose.- goat of . medium ‘length to be ‘Worn over a simple one-| - mede drblu at ma ‘materfal, ‘with ‘a| 4 v 'of .dyed fox ¢ompletes it. ' - - |‘BECLARED” HIMSELF AT-ONCE || New Vdrku Saw. Fearsome Rassibility "ot ‘Near Future ‘and Gave Wife - ‘Due Warhlng. ‘v:sum to. Central park: the other diy ‘saw a’ mew’anglé. of the family et it for an ‘airing, reports the New { York correspondent of the- Pittsburgh Dispatch. - A young woman was out with her variegated parrot. ‘The: bird stalked majestically ..sbopt. .the lawn, {'but-quiekly. camesback-and perched on y 's__finger - whenever she called. .His comingsyand goings to and from the finger gave the parrot |. .H its prescrjl ed exercise, whether 1t Tomun. AR seem to ANDREW JOHNSON crog, at. gathered about |Re-elect him sheriff of Beltrami In ‘fict stie seemed rather | Cotnity at the 'election November I ‘the “atténtion she and the |7th. He has been a ¢onscienticus of- lifrd were ntqncflng _Jiggers, whose |ficial and dsks the Support of the famitly pet’is voters on his pnsf, record as their sheriff. Your vote will b t; t _flwl‘e “will*be that m ted. ittt et grea 7 :appredia <caphry. nxmu the park for Andrew Johnson, — Presem Sheriff .of Bel- ‘trami County. el mu._lAm FARNUM , e,Lone Star STORY BY ZANE GREY. “ FOX NEWS ; SBEN TIIRPIN IN “STEP FORWARD” o 7- " ROUSE ORCHESTRA Eveluhzs 7: lO-S 00 - ¢ WESlEY (Freekl,eS) In an mtensely bhuman drama of, twp ( ' of hfe—— it : .~ ASHOWTHAT HAS EVERYTHNG! ; 5 an”fi_s_Orchaha El .Aco@)wm fPIcU’~ ' HOUSE PETERS = :—: Y IRENE RICH Tn an unusual combination—=a picture Aull of thrilling drama-and a love "~ gtoryso tender, so real, so pa- _thetic that tears "will sprmg unbidden to i “your eyes. Sammv GRAND o Real folks—Real thrills—reat heart- “ throbs—that’s this picture. A" - big, wholesome love story. . Tnmgfit GRAND Las i NyPreiident . E<R,EVANS, Muzakor G L. I97ED Sectatary-Treosarer WMER & FUEL CO. 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