Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 17, 1922, Page 3

FRIDAY EVENING, NOV, 17, 1922 THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER ; - PAGE THRFE IS IN FAVOR' OF SALARIES James Wicker, Jr., Director American reglon Tour of Europe, Urges Pay for Commanders, James J. Wicker, Jr., director of the American Legion tour of Europe, thinks depart- ment commanders of the Legion should. be paid salaries. Just before sailing from New York on the'S. S. Prest: dent. Roosevelt, . which carried the party. to the bat- tlefields of France. Wicker sent a message to 4 his comrades in Virginia, refusing’ to permit: hig, name to be mentioned as’department com- mander in the election by the state convention. His letter follows: “The department commander should devote his principal time to the Legion —its work, Its growth," its welfare ghould command his mind, his heart and soul, and should always be upper- most in his daily life. The position of department commander is a very high office and it is worthy of the very best men in the Legion, It isa man-size job, requiring the very best efforts and the hardest work to handle it with the greatest success. “Given a commander -who would ractically surrender himself to the eglon, and who could make its prog- ress and success his chief aim-and objective during his term of office, we- Wwould; see this Legion of oursj,erpand and grow in membership, influence and healthy activity almost beyond con: ception, I am of the slncere convic- tion that if the Legion called a man to’ serve as leader--asking him’ to give . practically his whole time and provid- ing for his support—he \wuld. it of proper caliber, consider that call as leading him to-a wonderful service, “Just as serlous,"as noble and as patri- otic as that which brought him into uniform against the enemy.” The questiod is one which has been’ much discussed over all the counlry by Legionnaires, and pruhnbl) will come before the nam;gal New Orleans. Famous Ohf R What' ls the oldest 'rgsta nt in tho HFavorld néwv open for business? Farl$ has at least one restaurant, the Cafe rs ‘old; the Mitre ‘hotél” at Oford, | Fngland, is said to be 500 yeurs old; the Rathskeller at Bremor was bullt ] in 1405, the, curious litiie. restaurant known' as the Bartwurstglocklein; fn Nuremberg, which is part of a churck, has, 1t is belleved, been serving roast sausages since the year 1400; and the Capello Nero restaurant, in Venice, traces its beginnings back to the year 1376, @old Found In Nova Scotia. Cansul dicCunn at Yarmoath, N, S. says it 13 reported that rich gold-bear- ing quartz has been struck on property at Mealega Barrens, Queens vounty, in the Yarmouth consular district. The preliminary development was conclud. ed recently, and quartz !s now being taken out and crushed, It.is also re- portéd that a rich strike hds deen made in areas on the “South Rahbit” lead, Malega Barrens, and that there have been- -eleven men employed on the ‘workings since carly spring On July 26°a shot fired opened up a five-foot 1¢dd of quartz slm\nng ncll gold speci- ‘mens. For a @eneratmn Calumet ‘Powder mothers BEST BY TEST | with the same encedoverathird . of a centuryago. * ThlS per etual American house wives are using Baking today experi- favor. > GALUMET The Economy BAKING POWDER —sales over 150% greater than that of any other brand, oL Thereisn’t a baking powder of great- er merit—there isn’t ‘a leavener ob- tainable that will produce moresatis- factory or positive results.: That’s why the largest baking powder factories in: theworld are always busy turning outenough - Calumet to supply the great demand. . = A pound can of Calumet contains Full 16 * ounces. Some baking powderscomein 12 ourice instead of 16 cunce cans. pound when youa want if. Be sure you gct a g_______‘..________.___.—-—-—-ll THE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDER S?ECIAL’S mason Jal‘ Phone 160 Flour 49 1b. sack second patent. . . Walnuts, half pound cans Oval sardines, in spiced tomato sauce " Deckler’s plckled pigs feet, quart 2. ; Beechnut Jelled fruit, in 134 oz. can.30c Crispy crackers in 3 poufid caddles 49c' Gloss starch'5 1b. Dackage ‘Aluminum-dairy pail, 10 quart size, CLIFFORD & CO. We deliver to all parts of the city $1.50 B Aluminum roaster, 16 in.x8in.. . . .. Phone 160 ‘gg.‘la Regence, whicly is more than 209 ({ with' ywheat add ‘part, 15 per cent i80 per ‘cent is orth fi. 5 at the two pair ted, each New, per ain speci O. D. Shirts, new. guarantee these bought from the Govern- ment an dthey are inspec- BEMIDJI ' - Jugo-Siavia, Above all, Jugo-Slavia IS & pasant vatiof, witly' o ‘great number of small estates. espectally in- Serbia. 42¢per ‘¢ent of the land is cultivated, About corn ‘for the' larger is pasture and about covered with forests. “In' Bosnla, 60 per cent is forest land. The mineral wealth is richer in prom~ ise than in actual output.—Pierre De Lonpx. ln 2 i Amerlc:m Review. Aluminum vacum botles Keep your coffee hot on the hunting trip 98¢ Khaki Jersey Gloves. Large 4 inch wrist, worth of common jer- - sey gloves Per pair 19¢ 2 pair for 35¢ l - We to be $2.98 All Rubber ‘4-Buckle Ar- tics, reclaimed per pair . $1.69 pair -$1.98 Navy Jersey F Brand new and regulation } Navy style, special price Sweaters $2.98 5 i 0. D. Trousers, Worth $6 ir, ‘all wool khaki al at $2.98 ‘ 0. D. Caps, all wool, with ear - flaps $2.25 going at each easily worth $1.19 ‘heels. Eats From the Earth’s Interior. An oll prospector, boring in Texus, 2t down to about 470 feet W Jrill, passing through solid rock, struck | a cavity filled with thin sand and When the sand pump was brought into play, up came the sand and salt water, and with it hundreds of tiny shell-fish of theé *clam” variety. fosslis—-they salt water, These were not allve, and a nyiper subper, b ains to be found in this sale Beautiful il We have just received word from our head company that they have purchased several hundred thousand dollars worth more Army goods of every descnphon from Camp Sherman and WE MUST CLEAR OUR STOCK of as much surplus as possible to make room for our allotment of this new stock OUR SALE NOW GOING ON offers you an opportunity to get needed merchandue LOWEST PRICES EVER QUOTED on seasonable goods of the high quality that Uncle Sam demanded—Come-in now and see some of the things that may interest; you—at prices that are sure to meet with your appréval. 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