Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 5, 1922, Page 4

TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 5, 1922 PAGE FOOR \ _ BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER | e amming nation creates a combination |EVERETT TRUE . " Rw Condo , PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY BY THE against itself in proportion o its power. R E7 CING OF) BEMIDJI PIONEER. PUBLISHING COMPANY is impossible for any nation to do this, be- U SGE, WE'RE ABLS TO JECL THAT -4 : st cause the modern world is separated'into ATTRACTIVE PRICSS mfl%fls G E (:AB?O]))I, l;vm l;.xn. DEE{dI;IU, Secy-Mgr. toonany nearly equal nations. Q p 5 . .D. WINTER, News Editor ermany is pointed out as a good ex- — QONB R 'z(‘;mple .of the operation of this principle. | Very Cheap On Easy Payments , TELEP] 2 ermany continued to promote national 65 Suaid m preparedness until it unquestionably be- Elwell Addx.tmn to Bemidji, All lots 140 feet long and Second-class Matter, under_Act of Congress’ of" came the greatest military power in the 371/, feet wide—equal to 2 lot and a half. - fas i 18T world. For this very, reason:the, world was 270 AND $29 " MEMBER. NATIONAL FDITORIAL ASSOCIATION ‘fl“;‘mpé“ted lt‘if‘m ainst; Germany. $27 ND 5290 p — N e patura -y PTacs e Xorelgn : Mepresentatives | ? S eal m‘%"f i Easy payments; $10 cash and $10 a month . B @ Thels Co Chloago, Il aad New YonuM. T. < 1o :;ec:n ‘sfi{z:efihere oref e :; —or any terms to suit. These prices are T Mo attention. pald | to smonymous contffbutions. |’ ‘80 hadreachedathigh pointiark a8 very low and ‘the lots are very desirable. gt Bl e ey s ol whr o o sother bamples of thesfatural WEARMR of = Weakly Plonesr must resch this ofice mot later vhas | this principle. These are oy k= : et e D Week to insure publication. a the | ‘pypt i‘Pyined ‘and near- the verge of‘total collapge. i K » . Instead of preparedness, Wh.iéh amounts to nothing but the mutual’ arming of all . At Carlson’s Variety Store Phone 61-J nations, these peace advocates say that the safety of all nations is best promated by ATTSR A HASTY €Xngtlr::_l‘°:": ‘.c;r;:,h 7 national f;iendships am’ir 1:he reduction of va'“vLigfleucs — IN THE A — every Thursday and sent address armies to the minimum. The only sa: or ¢ - foen advanos, hgocent postase S any, nation,e they maintain, i.s); wf:z?lstlifof REQION ‘BOU':“E%D\‘ %\:\GT\-&:ONO\:T‘!; B.;.‘“s' \ [ ] e | MRGERIMERLE Y | NSRS B B by 1y ere is no m..- s eatitled to the use for Te-publication of all Hoyv to bl:mg this gbout is t_he great hodd . S o Toiichos STolta to 41, OF Stharwies eredited, question. While one nation is trying to do 7 66 99 OFPICIAL COUNTY AND CITY PROCEEDINGS it, it cannot disarm in the face of other L armed nations. The only sane and logical us s oo PERSHING AND PREPAREDNESS course is to have reasonable military pro- tection while promoting a movement for mutual disarmament. The United States is in the most favored position of any na- tion in the world to carry ‘on this great work. of promoting international disarma- ment, It has hot a single foe in this half of the world that.could possibly menace its peace- Ruined Europe is out of the running entirely. Only two,_ nations ‘in the entire world could: sériously menace the.United States—England or Japan. These are sep- arated by wide seas, and the United States has the second most powerful navy in the Ip his speech at the Minneapolis Audi- tonun} Tuesday night, General John J. Persh;ng, speaking in defense of greater preparedness, said, among other things: “Let us look cold, hard facts in the face and not forget our obligations in ‘. the blind hope that we may not again .. engagein armed conflict. * - “We ‘are likely to be lulled into a -we-have.generally been successful * we have generally been successfully in our wars. H “The outside world is not at peace. Don’t accept substitutes—don’t buy baking powder that is sup- . posed to be just as good as . Calumet—don’t think that a big can at a low price means - areal saving. Use - y 5 serves to be called “Tiger.” He per- suaded a Pullman porter to make his berth before nine o’clock. o 1 sverything got lost 21 eosly =) The Economy BAKING POWDER lost most; of the time. e N = Avoid disappointments. MS SAYS The situation in the near east is not en- world. . TOM SI couraging and there is much unrest in Further preparedness, under these cir- - Europe and in the far east.” cumstances, is not necessary. America is In jus'a few more weeks this year in a position now to devote most of its inter- | will be-last year. national efforts toward a plan of world dis- s armament. The Washington peace confer- Potatoes are so low a farmer who = 3 has lost his potatoes calls them the ence has apparently failed. It should have oot oball ovil . General Pershing raises one of the most vital ‘questions that shakes the world to- day—the question of what policy to'pursue to afford the greatest amount of protection Ministers tell about fire and brim- | to the nation in the midst of the pre failed, It was a conference of only the most t ' 115 : troubled State of the Wl Mhe £ewse}r,l: powerful nations, but it should be the first | What this country needs is heavy |stone will not do much good unti Millions of housewives are expresses here is the natural view of the step toward a disarmament movement that - |underwear that will not itch. coal prices go down. usmg Calqmet because ot its military man, who is taught all his life the would take in the whole world. Le_t Ameri- i - : Christmas st:ry' Mamma; there dependablhty. They know efficacy of force. His natural conclusion is ca lead this movement and achieve que _ Paddock claims he ran five yards|. g in % window just ke what that the bakin will alwa that the way to make the nation safest is | . greatest service for civilization in the his- - |in onefifth of a sceond, Christmas, | ¥ 3o old Santa would bring.” i 1XINgs ays to make it strongest, tory of mankind.—Minnesota Star. bowever, comes’ faster than this. ¢ turn out just right. Pies, A large'and growing school of thinkers —1 Our ‘#yle kick is you can’t pull ; cakes, biscuits, muffins, will take a diametrically opposite view. They SECRET MAR]_!IAGES : these tfousers on over your shoes. BLUNDERS always be perfecfly raised argue that the surest way to make anation The North Dakota legislature will con- . light d whol i . unsafe is to develop it militarily to a point sider a bill, which will taboo secret mar- ' | It doesn’t matter much but Musso- == —e ght and wholesome if you where its neighbors are apt to ‘fear it or riages and includes that.a ten day notice |lini, leadér of the Fascisti in Italy, [ | use Calumet, the real eco suspect it. When it is developed: to this -be posted or published before parties can . |sounds fike a Greek wrestler. i nomical leavener. point of military preparedness, they argue, be united in marriage.- .o - Autos’até not as thick during the i its neighbors inevitably arm against it and “They have ‘another bill, which makes . | %" (5 SO0 "% the iens X Calumet sales are 2% times become increasingly hostile toward it: Such the parent responsible for the'action of the e e BY TEST as much as that of any other a nation is worse off than it was before, be- child. That is in case’ of* repeated delin- Brittont s boxer with insomnia i brand—always call for it. cause its enemies are more numerous, more quency on the part of the child shall create |offering $10.000. “to anyone who : powerful and more hostile than they were presumptivé evidence of negligence on the |makes hiin sleep so we say. Dempsey ; - = , before. ! part of thefiparent, tllms creatli)r_lftfgr ::e ke B WORID'S GREATEST BAKING POWDER There is only one way a nation might parent a definite lega responsibility for the —_— e s make itself safe by arming. It would hfve offenses of his children, - 4 mi: ;"fi?f;‘yt};"c‘:n;’;ekifir ot fh:l f:{; ! to build up a military power within These laws might have benefits to all of 4 d N stronger than all the combined powers out- | the people and North Dakota is a good Tennessee hunter who climbed| | side of the nation, because by a natural law place in which to try them out. through a fence with a shotgun is | Ll : learning to write with his left hand. | | 7k . | - money in ‘it” or “Be a lawyer because there is It gets dark so early mow night| | WHAT DOES more money in it,” etc - schools can hold two sessions, i ‘AMERICA NEED? Yes, kind reader, I know that we do: it under i ; { —— 'z o’ our pregram of life and I am after a million just A fish caught near Greenland had| “ppo answer will be found among = as hard as you are, but that does not prove that |28,361,000 cggs inside.. Go out and |, o Tt ads. <Dear Editor: h 1 zm wrong in my “greatest evil.” read this tu your-hons. (What “Blunder” do you suggest) You ask us to ‘tell,'in two hundred words wha E. L. GARY Germany sent" Russia 680 S i vrieht 1922, Associated Editors is the matter with’ America, and I would want two s 3 tives but Russians have no place 0 | msssress eommm——— thousand. Not because America is that bad but TOO MANY LAWS 0. " GILRERT BROS. bécause it is that'big. = : Editor Pioneer: : . e ; GILE PR’ tingC: L YIf you get on€’' thousand letters on this subject What does this; Gountry want? ) k What are _you_gomg’,tu give your Auto e an "‘y b 0s you will likely get as many ideas. Nevertheless, It wants repeal—tepeal of ‘every law it pos- “‘::’“‘;"’ “ff's gh"’;f;';:s&fl'xz:;;ez“g: Let us paint or refinish your those lettersishounld be interesting reading. sibly can do without. = | g5 ah0 i e ul"_Wt floAf“"' class '"'f°: y=2s-, 1 A firmly belive that there is cnly one prime cause 1 don’t say it, wants less government. That's Nothing raakes a holder of fake oil fnolnlg painting, pcrf«!hslrvl; of all our evils and from thzat all our lesser ‘evils true, too. But excess government naturalb: fol- |iock madder than reading. - about ing and monogram worl e grow, that cause is, false education. 2 lows ‘from unnecgssary, ;mischdif-nmking, mtgr- these big Standard Oil dividends. ' guarantee all. first class vn.rk. ! /There are.two and only two things that are fering, vicious legislation. It would"dissapear with We. make old cars new. Give worthy cf the time and endeavor that it takes the repeal of the laws which provide for it. We often sit and wonder what the us a trial and be eon_vinced to get an eduiction and those two things are, first We do, of course, need a simplp_ code. If that’s man who invents Cl_u-istma‘s toys 507 Third St. 8 to be happy yourself, second, to make other peo- what we had it would be easy, to enforce the few |thinks about when he is sober. J. B. Gilbert-A. L. Gilbert : . ple happy. we need. ] Clemenceau has proved he de- Proprictors About every one you meet in California Instead of being educated for those two reasons I don’t argue for no law. I argue only for a — is happy and care-free. cnly, we are educated almost solely to make minimum. e ; R bt : money, the smallest and most insign);ficanc thing My ideal party would adopt as its sole platform T g The golden sunshine, t}.je singing birds, thet could be imagined. “repeal.” Its policy would be to regard every law R ‘ ‘the valleys fragrant with orange blos- I.do not mean to say that this is taught to us as objectionable unless its value not alone to some ~ soms and violets, the joyous out-door life - directly in our schopls cr that educators have it single group but to the overwhelming maju}'ixy of and the ease and comfort of living make in mind but it comes mostly to us through our the people, could be conclusively shown—to clear _ “cares drop off like aut leaves.” parents at home, through intereourse with other the statute books of every thing elese and to keep Y . 5 tun. n . J & people and last, but not least, through newspapers them clear. ' . “Golf, tennis, polo, ocean bathing, motoring, * ‘and magazines. I don’t think this is what the country '}ulxs :s‘ef]-‘ 0“r I ee s Good schools for the children. . When John or Mary start to school and ask initely figured out that it wants, but that, I thinl . falher what profession they had better take up is what it really does want and is. groping for. R S SRR, Straight Through Without Change ather says “Be a_doctor, because . C. P/ STATLER L e there_ s mor vialthe LOS ANGELES LIMITED. Pulimans of latest design; standard sleeping cars only. Spacious observation and lounge car.. Barber. . Valet. Dining carsthe pink of neatness—you can dine well for a dollar. 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It is not yet clear whether Russia i q ~—_If you ca nstand to wait and think ) wants to take a hand in Armenia or t.h:‘ ’xit::;];er LBe:;]:;’ ;:’rfesxi:;;;f. you czn stand it after you have!just be there when the relief food|harm ~+ Muscatine, Iowa. 53 years waited, five days’ time on a jug of from America arrives.—Washington ago-today. A REe .m cider adds at least a 10-year old|Post, 280" . it taste.—Osborn, Mo. Enterprise. e . Rt. Rev. Walter T, Summer, Epis- P “Turkey for the Turks” would be copal bishop of Oregan, - born at s Mary. Ellen, who figured in the Well enough but for the fact that Manchester, N. H., 49 years ago to- _ Antigonish ghost stories, has been: 1urks and were there earlier tln'n‘ ay- g l T —— plaied i a" sanitarium, but |/those/HARY PeoBie b, Tutkey are Rob qupgcRIRN FOR THE PIONEER > ful Weber Canyon, Salt Lake City, Great Salt Lake, the {f» Nevada Canyons and the orange,groves. doesn’t live any place.—Detroit News T, R & §