Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 8, 1922, Page 6

PAGE SIX T T BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY BY_] _ BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING COMR) “Entered at the. Second-class 8..C Thels Co., Chicago e e "yl Commua il 408 - P on., 41 Weekly Hoh:ar‘muszgar‘txch mosmalfleflu y of each week to insure publi nt_issue. ter” thah ication in ‘the z 56 :16 Thres .Monty, L0 31 o1z aoaths.. THRB * every tor, in advance, $2.00. ursday and sent postzge Unless credit- 4y gixan. ¢ ted Preas e oniiiied 5 T use For 3«6umut‘€a§v«; all news dispatchex credita to-it. ar of and also the local news published herein. OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY FROCEEDINGS Thirone, has been installed as Senior (}rand Warden 'of the Grand Lodge of } England, Were it only. an estimable and - pleasant young man who “was thus honor- ed, the matter would be of na special im- portance. . ‘But the heir to the Rritish Throne is not permitted to follaw his awn will and bent as he pleases; he may never forget, in playing the man, that he is also Prince of the Realm. 1t should be sufficient answer to any of the detractors of the Order of Free Masonry that the president of this great Republic is a Freemason; that many of his predecessors have been Freemasons, and that the first President, Washington, was not only a Freemason, but devoted his time and attention to the order, and.be- came Master: of his Lodge. ¢ But for those whose admiration and veneration are given more to those who rule by hereditary right than those who win power by their own abilities and the will of the majority, the fact that the fu- ture King of England becomes a Senior Grand Warden of the English Grand Lodge of Free Masonry, -should all be sufficient proof that the diatribes direct- ed against Freemasonry by those who are they speak, are but the fulminations of minds untutored. Freemasonry stands for patriotism, for law and order, for fear and love of.God, without regard to church or creed, for charity, for toleration, for brotherly love and relief of distress, for education, for freedom; in other. words for the ideals of all enlightened and. civilized nations. That the future ruler of a great country thus takes-his place officially in the Grand Body of the order, obviously with the‘censént and encouragement rulérs of Great Britain, should make those who slander the order for their own ends pause to wonder if the Masonic virtues_of i silence, -and - circumspection are not ones which they had better cultivate. The above matter was supplied by the Capital News Service of Washington and will be of interest to.many of our local Masons. Building true-Americanism is a mission of service and if any organization is doing this to a greater extent than any other it is-this fraternity. T iReruiha pot ot | - Y for: the. 4. thwvmnwwhw : ince of Wales, heir to the English | its enemies and who know not whereof : of the’ SOME DIFFERENCE . Parents ‘'who are sometimes inclined to send their young, children on errands, and to scold them if they do n exaatly wwhat they are‘fold ‘t preciate the story of ‘the’ " - by his"mother. ta-a -h; fly s hi seded=to F “the youngster beginning -to Avhimper, it Was suggested #hat:the mother" sup-@ver the telephone, with: the swas found=that it wasiwet ! cagked foryc 4w A VOTERS DUTY It is just as important that the voter continue his interest in the men and wo- " men elected to serve the interests of the people after election as it is to get out and ~hustle for votes election day. The natural thing to do is-to let things run as they will, regardless of whether the chosen-candidates fulfill their promis- -%s or even perform a haphazird duty. very vater should make it his duty to see that the work undertaken by the elected jg.carried on in the best and most economical:manne; . - L a——] Wi -~ POWELL MAKES GOOD. Major E. Alexander Powell, :wh ad-- “dressed a packed housesat the>'Methodist church Monday night delivere! dthen some. He was advertised as heing a great lecturer and convinced . hundreds. .that there-is truth in advertising..+ Rl The State Teachers: College is:':-ta: be most highly complimented ‘upon bringing to Bemidji such high caliber of educa- tional entertainment. The balance of their course will be of the same high standard and the. success of the course is assured. —1 " £ oAy e Clere Ot If you need “fixing” attend the clinic at the offices of Drs. Garlock and Garlock Friday, November 10th. Know why your health needs atténtion. Kellogg’s was served at many a break- fast table this morning in spite of the vote of yesterday, Apparently it isn’t going to make much difference.. : More feed, more milk, that’s thé gospel of expert dairymen. They used to feed a cow from 800 fo 1200 pounds a year, now they give her from 2200 to 2600"or even better. The profit {is greater, and she pays for the additional food she con- sumes. 3 - . _ Election day made no difference to Pioneer Accident *Insiitance policy sales im fact it séemed to help a bit. Many new _subscribers and more renewals. Your pol- icy is'here for you; come in and get it. The .country. has; had steady rain now for the past eight days, -but it looked like a snow storm to'some of the~ecandidates Tuesday. ... §~ . iy ’ The cutting of the.timber around Lake. . Bemidji will give us:a vegular Nerth Da- kota appearance, if something isn’t done to stop it. i z7 y—-= s If you didn’t kiss the.baby Mr. Candi- date, you probably lost the mother’s vate. Cottsiderable scenery has been removed from the newspapers since election 5 §———*8 The cow will lead you to v\;e 1t _give her rope enoughi:: 3 SHOTLEY & FOY. T oy gl The “§i14"4t W. Schar’s was well attended. - : iam Tisdale ho by Redmond’s was very well attend- ed. A delicious lunch was served, and a good time ‘reported by all- Mrs~W:-Schar was pleasantly sur- work. J. Anderson, Mrs, F. Iverson and Mrs. C. Brown.. Lunch was served by the guests. A number from. this vicipity at- tended the dance at Firman’s Satur- Lee Downey Forks, N. D., Tisdale, the one-yéar-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Winlliam Tisdale, 15 - i ducted by Rev. L. P. The _dance at the town hall given “ff:ri:f;"og‘g‘emi oy Y 4 Jack Stephani and some of the other men have gone o tre camp to : The S. E. Randall’s have moved prised Monday afternoont Among | peir gwelling house from the C.70: the self-invited guests were: Mrs. Thompson farm_over about half a quarter onto their farm- 1A, ited, the Frank Porter’s from Satps- :day until Monday, going to Grand vices Sunday “afternoon-at the Will- | present. ]{owevéif?fi'e fotdl receipts 0 were 3 ard: Pamily were mot-|" me, of Donald Francis | for the evenii Leigh- Ealin Tari y we Serv- | oring m“méfiam;&%@’i. Sttiday. A labg8 Hfumbet*of tall bbxes have been Putllip alomg the Fardl’ routes out from Puposiy .reddy ipr: the carrier on November 2. |- Mrs. Henxy Pingle and son Willie [attended the carnival here Saturday &vening. . 5 i Koors, Brothers of Bemidji were lout here Saturday evening. Frauk" Porter, S.”E. Randall and C. 0. Thompson motored to. Bemidji Moandzy on a business trip. Mr.- and-Mrs. N. L. Knox and of Thayer, Towa, vis- where he expects to |children, also Miss Lee and Miss Akre day night. 3 Ak © Rueben Carlson spent the week end spend the winter. 3 ;:";"onl“;z:’d:t Mr. and Mrs. Cisl at home. 26 .| Tbe Pleasant Valley. saw. mill ex- el\;xs Hen: y'fli inbotham visited Edwin Brown and Ben"Gormarisdn | pects to fire-up and plane some lum- . m;?"- ‘u.g.gud were, in town Sunday:+ - ber next week. NI m&sfi E‘iy". v 0l Mg A H. —1 A shadow social was held at the| Mrs.'S, L. Féllows visited Mrs. E.| PR S SR, 5 Espes. schookhouse-on November 4-fiR. Lee on Wednesday of:. eek ” i Y The Swedigh church was dediests | . s X 3 1ogt WG L SPUR.«.,h ed Wednesday... at. the. .Mission: The carinival given at the school | A few gathered at the school meeting: ~- A8 e dse last Saturday nigh- by-the |yuuse ond Saturday. ovening and danc- Seryices.wera.held. in.the S;Jvéd ‘adies! Helping Hdnd society was a [ing wag the pricipal amusemefit. churchTues day_night. detided fs‘l’_:“?“ iz‘nf’:"e“;"”‘é’}; There | _There was no service at the,'nfin‘?l- & v was. a' fortune ivig boo graj Fr, nday on account- the A gumber off bpfs around here T biauty poclpi siboting 'ga - M ron Sunday o ;s have éaught skunks, and are raising them.” .- : PLEASANT VALLEY of the society lecture at the school house here on|sistance. The last Thursday in. each-month and giv- |at all times. * larticles and the work in connection with the carnival was donated, some by people who were not membe Miss Sabin gave her concluding ular we wish to thank for their.as-. Thursday. = She has been coming the !ciates the good will and helpfulitess and other attractions.” Most of th 4 A G m carrier Flomi"m has moved his family to Turtle-River They occupy Mr. Larkins house. 3 Frank Falls is seriously ill ‘at his home here. - Mrs, William Blakely has been ap- pointed to serve on the school hoard in Mr. Dn}id Carnegie’s place. and those in- partie- | gociety truly appre-| There was a baby If you didn’t vote, forget~the returns.|- B e = ing a lesson in Nutrition and other | quilt won by N. L. Knox, a doll 'won subjects forsthe past five months. by Morris =McClellan and a large These have been veny interesting and | fancy cake won by Roy Watson. || helpful_and.we have been glad of | There was a short period of danc-tf the privilege of knowing Miss Sabin |ing and a most enjoyable time was and her work: reported. Owing to the fact that a Mr: apd Mrs. William McClellan [number of entertainments were be- and Mrs. George Stensuid and daugh- |ing staged at our neighboring towns ter Alice attended the funeral ser-|there was not an extra large crowd THOS. J. STOREY Expert Taxidermist 611, 6th Ave. E. DULUTH, MINN. Prices and .Catalogue i ) i ‘ - LAMMIR At ibut also ag the Aoany, gmaencs 14 L . erifs ruchy roceding | I sets using vacuum tube detectors who would like to have regenerative we- “celvers. Regenofative. recelversy Hew. tuge for the use"of the Arm: The regenerative circyit is desirable In"spite of these .difficuities, because: vacuum tuhe: de’ erative ‘recetver, an uit from the ple I100se, coupler to a regenerative circult || arrangement is shown in Figure M, TThe. primiry of thé-loose conplér’ 18 for-tunthgns in w:single ofeeult er- emplayliig: @ secondary. ‘of “the-tuning cofl i3-not < the geid civeult as it nor: only for varying fi’\gficumm [ as i ductance’ fn varled and the’ :switch 1 onr contact norregenerative. - Turpdng :the switch to point No. 2:makes the set regenera- tive, The.circuit aszangement for re- generative:is; known as-the:ultra au- It*is dificuls to” eentral. the amount of regeneration .in -eirenit of this Radio Fans Blamed in Paris. The opening of the sfitfon at Bifrel tower for broadcasting. purposes brought much joy to the comtinemt and. England, but not_to the French department of commuideations whieh controls the wire systems there. In Parfs alone it is reported that more than 200 telephone receivers are “Hft- ed” ‘every day and never returmed: /The radio fans ere blmmed. type and close adjustment of the fila- ment current and plate potentials is necessary to avoid distortion. % When an- antéine-series - condenser; is used in conjunction with the tun- ing cofl for controlling the wave _— USE THE WANT AD COLUMNS OF THE PIONEER \ [} "The best method of adapting 8. funing colk.. . The |- 8 Your Druggist . Recommends Tanlac. | Wecawse it has demonstrated ils true worth oyer & Tofig period of years. ) He Las -t to Hidusands of satisfied custom- érs and His séen them regain their nponmal beokth m‘xl\ strongth by its use. v He kmw&flul. a8 a stomach ‘eorrective 73 _ gemeral touic raedicise it has nio egnal. .sodd;, which is. itill moge conclusive- $1,000:00 wilt by lots 15, 16, 17, Block 16 in Thu'dA lition o' Bemidji. Choice loca- 3 _thir’t. Terms one half cash; halance one year. = i A 7" JOHN L. 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