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

PAGE SIX BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY BY THE BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING COMPANY A My RPN S R G. E. CARSON, Pres, ' E. H. DENU, Secy- 300 iR, News Editoe e TELEPHONE 932:928° Entered at the Postoffice at Bemidi, Minmesot: Becond-class Matter, lgxdu:ifitd{at CMII’NI‘:. 1.12 March 3, 1878, " . 2 ASSOCIATIO] Decessarily for PUY §¢ Weekly Pioneer must reac] current issue. = + .16 Three Mont)s....... 1.38 THE-WEGDKLY PIONEER—Twelve 'pages;~ published every Thursday. and a0y address for-In-advancs, $500.F POtHES pald 1o any ada Unless credit Is given this paper, onl: Press Is entitled to ‘tho use Tor re.publisation g’;":‘fi hews figpatches credited to it, or otherwise credited, and also the local news phblished herein. ‘. OEFICIAL COUNTY AND OTFY PROCEEDINGS : _ABOUT THAT YEOMAN HOME . Thé Brotherhood of American. Yeomen is E;ifimg steps to secure a sight which will ultimately be expanded to represent an in- .avesfiixen’t'of%lU,OOU,‘OOO. i %’pcotding to reports this sight seeking proposition has narrowed down to three cities in Wisconsin and five in Minnesota. No; Bemidji is .not one of them. There are three near the;:Twin cities, one at Little Falls and one af Stewart, which make up the fjve sites being considered in this state. The committee desires a thousand acre tract of land. It does not ask that the land be donated. They.expect to pay what the land is worth. They want good land; convenient rail- road facilities; good highways; good drainage and pleasant surroundings. Just why Bemidji has not seen fit to fol- low the suggestion made through the columns of the Pioneer several months ago by A, D. Johnson, county auditor and head of the local Yeeoman lodge, is a mystery. Certainly, if any city and com- faunity has sites to sell at a good price— sites that are better than anywhere else' in the world and ‘equalled by none, Bemidji and community has such sites. With our beautiful lakes and streams, good highways and railroads, together with soil that produces the finest crops and timber that would make the most ideal parks and building sites, Bemidji, it must be admitted. can. offer one thousand acre tracts that would tickle the mind and in- tellect of every member of the si‘ght com- mittee: B 5 . oy ‘Why not, while the committee visits sites in Minnésota invite them 'up here, to ™ look,_over this locality? We can get.busy -and appoint a committee to choose sites a ‘pletity ‘and in a hdrry. It wont take long comes to do business. While it is up as far as Little Falls, why not meet them their with one of our airplapes - or a.flock of hi%h-.powered cars and take them to Be- midji. ! When they arrive, show them God's country, the playground of America, and send them away, thejr lungs filled with hearts filled :with a 'conviction that there is no place to. ¢omp n. have to per- form the dutyi and privi ioti ., Selves and, infl addition ed HtHe yotes cast by, others ssiszny ©- The'peébple, although not so keenly in- terested, should perforth thd duty of vot. mg, keeping in mind, that, at the -same time they are hiring men to render a serv- ice for them, for which these men and wo- men are paid salaries. The responsibility therfor, ‘of - ‘securing the right: kind of‘service rests' ‘upon the people who vote. ou’ are not interested in the welfare of i county, state and franchise, you aremot a desirable eitizen. “When you enter the voting booth, you are alone. There-isno vne there to-tell you -‘where to ma¥ 0 victions anda comn: 2 the.candidates, who:aze Best fitted:to serve in ‘the respettive:offiées. The majority of - the voters:ane ri ‘a-desire.to ‘eléct conduct the -affairs county, state and nation:: The governmentiis not “bow-wows”, even if we tect a fe rascals tfl office, but both ‘ouésunty and state tickets will afford us ample oppor- tunity to choose the right man for _the right place, provided all voters use their best judgement when voting, ople; with 7*“OF COURSE YOU CAN VOTE If you are one of those who did not reg- _ister, you- ' need have: no worry about vot- ing. Of course; you canvote. Just go te the polls’ and vote. Tell the judges you are a resident of the precinct and they “will swear your-vote. Ittakes but a minute. The important point is to vote and vote right. If you have lived thirty days in the precinct you can vote and no one can stop you, e §——4 ; ORATORS :NOT NEEDED Our law making bodies contsin - many great orators of ahjlity—;_bility to “spout” but less ability ta,_.m,ggt_.the wishes of | e the people. What we need-is men, whose real motive and purpose i going to our law smaking bodies, i$ gervice—service that »v.nll benefit the people.-Promises are becoming tiresome. The' time for action and results so that they can.be felt at - home is at, f>hand. : Ato Bemidji Wednesday evening.|and Flobsie Peterson motored to.the pine laden bzone and-- their minds . and . ATy bt nation, enough to. exercise .your right .of . ““Mr. and Mts R. W. Féllows miot-| camp spent Sunday in Tenstrike. ared to Bemidji Sunday'evening. %m. E. E. Robideau and the Miss- ‘Mr. -and . W. A, Rice motoréd | es Florence Cunningham, Sylvia Vig, “Mr. and Mrs. Joseph' Herkmann | Crookston Lumber company ' camp - motored to- Befmidji last-Sunday ev- | nedr Blackduck lest Sunday. ' . == ening. X : Mz. and Mrs. Miichell of Bemidji S Mrs. James Rice spent parf.of last Enk visiting: her sister_in; Bemdji. Th 32 here to spend the winter. They ex- | services here last Snday imwrni. . waber-in-every.reom. &?ct to_make their home here. The r:s_‘bw election will be held He 4 8n ntit Fisday, NovembdrTth. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Richardson stade drtsni i iio (Bemigii astBat- & u5¢ omis. last week returned | urday. e '3 Srreet ‘Warrén; Minh | Don'f:#orjety thié bigrdance in' the E; Heine held servites in 'C. C. C. hall Friday evening, Nov. POLITICAL Avbm{fis D: Henrik Shi; achool yau want . it photogriaph. : - ——Photographs — ~of ; :ln photogra - o *thig Ehildren Cummins law. price for farm products. poration act. : pointment. Priaiagrs o Tha shétegshphis in your tewn " THE HAKKERUP STUDIO SENATORIAL INDE /SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 4,182 ng at the home of her, afternoon. ) . R . -'in ; E. E. Robidean’of the Crookaton 00"8 Pasteurized Milk, ‘ Richi Nourishment and of Pureit Quality—Yet No Higher an Raw Milk. ¢ ‘OP AT THE FRED ANDE NT—Prepared and - issyed. lir) tite Intere: for at regular adyertising rates by pstead, paid -Gislason, 741 Plymouth Building, Minneapolis, Mian. VOTED to #eat Newberry in-the U. S. Senate, VOTED to cut tayes on the.rich war profiteers, by réducing excess profits taxes and placing the burden on the éommon people. VOTED o Inerease freight and passenger ratek through the kn/b VOTED against the Nortis Bill which would have enabled the farmers to clean. up their.taxes and indebtedness, by fixing a reasonable e particular: G\ G : NOTED to engble large ¢ity bariks fo miload . : : &ts’ paper on the U. S. Treasury through: {he War Finsnoe (dr- - y.._x_lry.mbsidy of billions' of dollars, throug] Per Tarift law with schedules on artl Righest in Americaa history, thereby m of the average family at Jeast $180 & ~ENOUGH SA! Do you want six years more of this in the Unit ‘WE DO NOT. < i N VOTE FOR SHIPSTEA PENDENT VOTERS LEAGUE OF Prof. Willis M. West, President, H. 3. Gislason, Secretary. _ VOTED to increase cost of living by handing to s privileged fu#n PAID ADVERTISEMEN (Inserted by and for J. C. McGhee in * Phone 128 0GG! w-and doubttul farm- the Fo) ~MeCum- sl Soeampon the eost of living Sistes Senaté? ind a site around here. In about an ! %*gnwwe could find a half dozen- sights ARE YOU PROTECTED that it ke weeks to find else- Fifteen thousand lives - ~are lost each |whe-? & gL e § 9 year by fire. Many more are'hgilled })3" auto- B Remember the site is not to be donated mobile, train -and’ othgr“trav.el.'accldenm. fit WY be paid for. Surely we have land " | * Hundreds of thoysands are jnjured. You gu sell"at fair prices. Our land men find may not be'fl;'e negct, but t}ll? safe l?::reen t,c:: i i ting buyers, when they secure protection.is. now. you h: ipiproutle in losating BTy taken out that Pioneer Accident poliey for them up here to look and gaze ’%bfif{;rment a'f what this country has to $1000 for 75 cents, better do'so now. s° Ii Little Falls the mayor called a mass A ¥ill reducing second-class postal rates Couiit v Supe intendent meéthig. More than a hundred citizens at-. |- -is being introduced by Clyde Kelly of st Schools p ltendeds. Committees were appointed and :s';tes';segured. The Yeoman commlttee.wm \visit this hustling city soon, The committee ZEenngy. vania.' Clyde-ought-ta get consid- %f‘l‘k‘i;’lg} biicity for hig stanid €fom all the ( ST F. X. Betz attended ‘the gathe dinner I TENSTR]KE given by the Ralph Gracie post of (6] weéflcsdny. evening of last the American Legiqy_x e B;m';hi . ool e and Mrs. Frank Bets en-| L TGS Sl arge irtmned the B1Eof the Bpner gracs ‘Al ex-service-men of this commun- :Candidate for Re-eiep;tion g Wit Appreéiate your vote, November 7; 1822 7 fre T\cb’ of husiness on each. Tuiesday and Friddy. He wil be present on all other day. . s Lafayette, Tolbext ..spent ; idays in Norfl\wwd,,.fll, D., las "While _therq-he seceived medical, at- v Beltrami County Voters: =" - The sdministration of J. C. MeGhee, County Snpenn;epdent of Beltrami “county, - been Ftention. ;&;‘mrv:?ve, economical and- efficient - during | Mr. and Mrs..S..D. Snyder of Be- s R Doy Wi, 1 Gt " . midji visited -friends here last Fri- g ISl : 1.:";,::3"” rural school ‘fermt heal Beén [4 FEr s . i3 *¢ ' Buol Tural pupil's average attendance has My: and Mrs. John Rice and daugh- increased 18 d:&;l.' a ter Josephfie were Bemidji callers The loss apportionment by non-atiendanee 1 The C. C. C. ¢lalb'will give its next iAnnual; Teachers' Institute at each_ en regular dance in their hall ‘on Friday ::'?e'd?:::ey& gg “f';’.m.'my "‘:"{:‘1 z:'“h ing, November ‘8. ~Good music izhe BElICIENCY O ehy A f:‘::‘:‘&;e o Everybady i Tnvited Higher. wages for better teachers have been e advocated. The Walther League’ met at the Rural school graduates have incressed 176 home of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Wild last. > Py percent. : i . fl Friday evening. : x The_ best American citizenshjp has been pro- The - Presbyterian chalyy held Ra - ves ke il reliesrsal last Friday evening! G SR DG il e o e Rev. I."'Woodcock held regular ser- N qualifi i vces-at’Spur last”Sunday afternoon. o uqqgalu?eq. L2 acl'les . te;c}_dng 1 Loy of the Spur faculty spent Fthe week end in Bemidji.” " 7 ‘Miss:Ada Hofer who is attending| theie! .. Games were played {_ L ¢ I ta ing t'h!::w::r]y part of th evl;ni{,g, ity are ssl_mq to_participate in the ! games a lunch was served. great Armistice Day parade in Be- Prank X. Betz wag called upon to midji... All'men should be in° uniform act.as reforee in the Bemidji-Grand [if possible. Anyone wishing. to €0 Hfb"ks game last Friday. an;(! dwlm has !tl}? w’;y otf.kgox:gr:;i ishi asked to see "the Tenstrike co. 4 | A5gone wishing to trade farmh Jaad pondent before November 10th, 8o fov~-a-large touring tar are asked to consult the Tenstrike correspondent. |as to arrange for cars. DX, Bailey, Carl Fleischman and | Clarence Theriault, barber, w-.:"Be. S‘hoggihg ' ‘GRACEF.KAERCHER - 5 “the fesm. 362 vieis wers made jash year. g 1 Décisions have been fair, adsice sourd, 1 work to improve the schools incessant. S Tt school in Bemidji spent the week-end 2 well Vzambrael FAG 2l A Mfl?’fieTh ;‘ g‘:ken:.d s ; 11 i ]z}nnual {?""};hf”l Officer %?naf]?h“‘ < . = < e_Ladies Aid met at the L2 eld in eac] diwjAions of eeéung . B&me.% op In Mdjfl DUY " L S T RoY Gregg last Thursday jaf- 4 8 : ¢ Mz. McGhee holds a First Grade Professional ] ternoon. g : - S - Life ‘Certificate, te Mghest/granted in the state ., 15 centlunich was ferv- ed e meiend R The new house. of Waltef Rice is being built up very rapidly. The Tenstrike pupils attending the. Bemidji high school spent the week- end with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jameg Rice motored 1o, Bemidji Sunday where they visit- ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. How- ard Ferrell. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rice motored to Bemidji Sunday: Mr. Rice went to Duluth Sunday evening to tran- l -of Minnesota. samys < o The above stateln%hts may be ve the * yeeords of the offira which may be by the public. = E Your vote for J. C. McGhee for County Su- perintendent is a vote for the continuance of the same faithful service and for the promotion of the welfare of:the Beltrami public schools. Very truly yours, Mary Lilleskov, Assistant County Super- intendent. . above statements are cor- tries and Coffee Cake for Sat-_ Homé Baking Cos . AUNT BETTY’S BREAD *% vMDAY, NOV. 1, 1922 Y7 (Cut out this advertisement and take 1t to the I certify that. the . rect 2% Jsabelle Holdahl, sact -business. < t N Acting Assistant Mrs. Al Greer left Tueaduy-for: g o1 B