The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume], July 31, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

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BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER
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KEEPING TH| SABBATH.
No thoughtful person tameaii the *eaeaig of *e*
Paritaa Sabbath. Bat the modem Sunday, with
BO atteatioa paid at all to religious matters, aaaai*^
almost a* bad*,- /./""V~ *~.*if-l
^est ia^he afcn iSTaVWA day* freedom.*/
Bat rest iaagiipoe*Jah*r. Aa idle 8nday faPow-^.
iag a week in which one haa worked little o* ttHtV*
fceertedly ia not a day of haattfe^af atid jbjr
thing repeat, An idle Suada* Allad merely jrifcfc
mistering to the plea*ures of the body, after a
week devoted to purely materialiatic interesta, ia not
really reatfal at'alt .Certfiahr -*,.W&kW**
properties & &t*. hfiSS?.. ,2
But after six daya of honeat, earneat, effective
labor, a Sunday in which sotte time at grren to the
sum, 'i^m^m^^msm^^^m^M^^t^
:a*eataJ,-ph3iealaaia^Wa^.tonatB|^
Going to church iaauaeful practice,viewed from
any light ooible.' '^m* .4* jM'jf'fjf'
of reflect^, x,f worahip, jrf upward jail til.
aoaL The, vm,.mca$mm*WJMWiX *!P
aads that the near c*d*rotiea ia^ery Tawabh*.
In theat ^^r^^p^^Qi
tion to omit church because its hour* int*rf*r* w#h
the day'a nleasoring. fhis may at thnea bar uodar
atood. "The groves weieV^Gsw's first temple,M
if one appjoacljiea the' out-of-doors, be it grove or
atream, seafhote or open road, in the reverent,spirit
i,. ,1,1 n'^ .,r.:. !'f
EeHorial Writ t by Ed^tM- rflfeatayc
What a Prepaeayl V.
The editor while traveling through the sUte ia
everywhere confronted^with the query, "When the
lumbering is all done in. Baltrjuni cotinty, %hat
will the people do?'.' And then we"tell themvthe
old, old Story, that the exodus of the lumberman
will mark the birth and not .the'death* of 'Bel
trami's true destiny. When the
forestbeneathe
true and lasting richness of the soifr
reveal itself.,'-
The impression obtains among many of those who,
have not visited this section, that after the timber
ia removed nothing remains but unarable lands,
totally unfit and undesirable for agricultural pur
poses. Such is not the case, however, for there is
PRES S COMMENtS-THAT S AU
a szexaaaa aaxm
Should' Taka
Bemidji is so dry that the water at the Union,."i
depot there is unfit to drink, says the Pioneer. And
they claim up there they have the best, pure,
artesian water in the. worldexcept at the Union-
depot.Stillwater Gazette., *3flfHffi!SiS 3
jaiSVii *_v
Billy Nooiian*just can't forgive the Baudette ball^
team -for failure to properly advertise Baudette.^,
Give it to 'em,Bill!Northern
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If sugar is so plentiful,,whatinell keeps the price,
Asks the St. .Cloud Times.
4 yatem of Finger Print IdentlfleatleO
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*Mtat'*^n*UM~an*VJMfcBOWOtoJft* editor, tat
252XS^fSr ptMtaTuSnT o**e*^tio* J&&H
WeaUrHoi&r Must NMb thfa oe^aat later Oiea**
Th
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is gdn the
will
Stump-Puller.y
Cox and Roosevelt are to1
make it a success it might be well for them to take
a stump-Pller with them.--Mankato Free Press.
The Baudette canning factory begins canning
blueberries,the first of the week. Here's hoping it
proves th6 success that its promoters anticipated,
and it may provide tire stimulus for the growing of
all sorts of small fruits for which this country is
so well adaptea.r-Northem Light:." .J,,.,,
A young man in Wyoming drove two miles alone
before he discovered that his sweetheart had fallen
out of the buggy. Love-making in that state must
lack some of the ardor"thai* characterizes it around
here.Clearbrook Leader. ^i&^
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BOY S
tmpoeamiei'f^vtK
^S' y^L^
^^lag^oloiridif^aaTd the navy re
cruiting officer,'"was the'orlginal Iden-
tMcntlon expert. ^JRemettiBer, how,
when two women "Claimed the 'same
child, he threatened tp "give each of
them half the child to carry away?
And how the one who dtdn't wish- the
child harmed was adjudged the real
.tajrther? Well, the navr -recruiting
'Jlirvlce hasn't King Solomon on Its
*taC but it handles similar problems
rery~day In the week* 3ln recent*
rfb applied for enlistment Their
Mother had never been "really sore
jwhich was Tom and which Harry, and
htfermed therecrnitlng officer, that
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stump ever state.
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A prize fighter is a sensitive cuss, at least Battling
Kelson is. He was arrested by mistake, in a depart
ment store in an eastern city, and now, declares his
wounas cannot be healed for less than.-*2Z5000^,y.
cash.Stillwater Ca*ette. ffi^q^^J^ j^'
which reeogaiass the divinity "$f these forma of
^nature, which allow* th*ra to e^ert that upward pull
i W the spirit toward ita itaker, the.purpo*#s atfe+ecV
ifbr it is served by a little*tlme^taken,put ojt the
^tiayi earjy or late as it ap^jj^for quiet reading
'tr meditation oa some*theme of spiritual atgnuV
^mhir the Sabbath ^y #%epWJ&W^
*"$raa thegeneration ancient tale.w
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Vi Be* reaispoi
and
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r^rookston Daily Times.
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a
Light,
she" never had'known wfietheKahe
were spanking 4hie rlght^M^e. five
I minutes afterward she,.-jras assured
tha her boys would^aever gefc^nlxed
again. How? Finger prlata^
*Losa of memory jUphaata) and
such rare causes of ?jjfta|0f identity*
are easily handled in the riavj ^ncle
Sam knows his boys not onjy^by their
middle names, but also by the little
lines engraved on the tips of their
fingers. It's an absolutely up-to-date
(Safegnard ToFA^ie 66yi the service
and their families. For the matter
'of:that, the whole navy system' of
i caring for its men ha* been perfected
to the finest point Diet exercise,
ntedlcar ana dental attention,-all are
arranged In accordance with the latest
Information on the subjects. It take*:uIf
good jnen to man good ships."
SuDsrrlbe for Tae Pioaeer.
hiMmfii
ao grawing^up ia oi\ whichv
seems to \ack respect for things either of God or
of Caesar. It runs after the false gods of ja*x
and rouge and gasoline. The. easy dollar seems
ifH be ita goal and the extravagant good 'ttaM^nfafa
areaof ideals which make for wise l&ren^o^^rA
kf-'for fulfilling the Saealaet'Alaenca^^^^^^^'
This ia no, plea for-Pharisaical puritanism.
it is a plea ot quiet, and consideration of spiritual
value., a little time given *tj ij^t^g^pn
of each week to the beauty of holiness. Without this
there can be no well-balanced life, nor iny life of
real or Uutin bappiaea^^g^^
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^COdlV SUNDAY READING.
"^Tfai sporting page*o a paper ha#*#-Jyel
intexwt to many good citia^s^espe^llyioa,18itad*jr
m^gf ^^^C,
*r|^y teU of the aaecessea and of __
meWwho have achieved fame in the:Yr% oj^base
ball, athletics and other sporte. -They arav^o
reading for red b)oodfd men-.- '^HV^^ J."V!-
Bui,there is otj|er Reading for Sunday"TOQrning
that equally gpo^-f^ewords better.
^This. most momentous ever*.^..
be found in the Bible, to be read at wiit-HespeciaUy
Sunday mornings. *'"%*$f*l"
But if. you are not in a niood to rtad the Bible.
and want to know of deed* that live ij^ the meaiory
of many you still may-hear of the woadera that'are
ipldja thia h^ok/#aWending fm^m^m^mf\
heroic achievement* of the diamond^|h^|r|^and^-
aU otherfieldep^ sport combined. -V^^^SS^'
Lay aside your sporting page foK*tfe?h3r, ofiN:
Sunday mrfW'^qte'* ft .*^^^#*fe
whc achievements are too grea .aAi|^oar.
favorite sporting pagOy the mere mentlerti*f whose
name dim* the lustra of all the heroes the world
Tub aver, known. ^^^^^^^A^^^^^^^S*?
UcatioJi: You may even solve the tf$*Vtm&!*
aaaaagaaatt-mtaaafefea^teBe^---^V ii^J^^^f^^'^^S
_Wvaa*,,an **$**#*** **$"& #^S?
large profit* to 4fceP^tomn^ia^o^^-
WHIgfBtfyjand jqdieioaaly directed, whfch^fact ts
being demonstrated in those sections where tlumber
jng haa greiP.pmea to^anculture^^4^^^
The disappearance o^the timber will b*
to those who desire^ engageJnlegitim
ina^aaftliMretaroad^rm^^
reason "of' fhose who'iWpB
2
"farmi- havfn* ?oana*^^K^enrr%j^ luWbSpir^
,i tOncerhs, ano-nelitwBEeaapprsu^
.l^ringTias beenlh advan^^^rttting apal
ing up the country, it has to a very marked degree
been a hindrance Co ita development along agricul
tural lines, for those who pretend to farm, stoply
scratched the "earth in a-very indifferent manner,
expecting but little in return for their Jabojr and,
nothbeing
disappointed their chief relianc being
upo the logging or lumbering companiese which
gave them employment and furbished theln with
the necessities^of"life.A_'-: n%,^s
ti |ilm*"i i I 11
/'s One of the vice-presidential candidates says t|ere
isn't going to be any "mud-slinging" in thia eant
paign. I8n*t there going,to be any 4 wnpa1g^-p
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?'!TT'StS
^7 A boy can have as much: fun with* a I,
"a yacht, a fishing pole for mast and a Jhfat for^
"/-a sail as Lipton can get^ut^df his SJamroSkv?-
^JCrookston Daily. Times mS%MM^%
i The crown prince want* to make America tt.
rtvhome. Milwaukee or Chicago pr-New-^lmtaught
'extend him an invitation to-settle ^^^o^PJPft^
^Mqpkato Free gress. 4^-v#3 *&&&&
"^ri That Englishman who wenrover Niagara Falb ~&
barrel a few days ago to gain a little fame,ngiaia.ed
Hit all-right, but he left a wife and eleven chlhlratt^
^Wheelock's Weekly. -*%.*&
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iPress.^,
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One man writesi .that taxation should be painleas.
At present taxation is about. rpainleaa.to.^^
victim as having *a tobtjs pulled.-^^lanitob* *$%
Preav^.-^.^,^ fi? ^|B
Hoilfail didn't Ma ^ow| liunW JELSSS
customs officiakT^Probably decided *he "hm^ll
wasn't *dth'lt^-St- Cloud TflnaAt,
Near beer la coTu^e^d^amocker by aome peojg
but thelehap who^la-upf^ it has^a i^eMor head
the following morriW thanrAeiw^W ha^e if he hadf^
hit the real ajtan,.-^Wlla^-alette
Us -.JS
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'churcnt^^
Tah? aa^hanr7 ojrfi^ni businesa ear^^Cellteir
year dad on the.vary best and ina^5|iac%l
method of 'hnproving.an4' developingv-thiast^riR.
Theri teil tnt1'
^Yr vfewa may wff deaerv^mibfc,
f'
rfi1- 4 -r
The poor fellow who don't believe^fn a^Vaeaeon-
~*\a the one whose work is So poor he fears^the^..
i^nmd out. while heia.away Tiow .useless J&Sf&z8!k^.
..Cloiid Daily Times: -^fSr&Xssrr"^^
.There would be more salt thaji anything else" &,"
this wormtU-.aU the\raberhei gjt"^^
,cm worni^,a ,J^T^JSTT-TSrIAae/panjah-"*' vllEO
ment meted* outj fb, Lqfs w^e.-^Jfanitoba J^d
5*4
Hai ^s*l^:et|lf
Tool-St^l
rVten *.twl.become* dull, tmej
uit^d pta&aWlt, ^M*M*
uta^lne-aboH m^elrj^ahra.^ ^igf
that wUKcaX hard laot^rlala p*2*
vmep tta-edge aaveab^th Ume-arMl aa
#r. ^ef* yeiM-aa^^rofeas^^^
Arnold, of Spseld, ^tfMd^ong*
the alloy "dfatecl-itt^whlch the meter
vanadtonr was introduced to.proyjda
a cutting power greater than t^a^tjofi
other ataelaV-+4a a~result jrery-iapld
prpductiop became possible. BeJiaa
now produced' a steel .of even" greater
cutting power la which the alloy mo
lybdenum tepface* the tungsten pres
ent In alf vanadium-alloy steels, fornv
lng six per cent of the eteel Instead
of the eighteen perceht.*of"tun|aten.
eclfpses the cutting oower of all
tsu.to tlv*lfc^1^alar Mej^lfea^Jtoga.
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DRS. JOHNSON at BORRESON
Pkvticiaat and Siirge^mf*-^.
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bce-^I-eary-Bw*elfri
DR. G. M.PAtJIER^
PaatUt and Orthodontiat
Barker Building
.Bemidji, Minn.
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J. WARNINGS!!
Oftlce and B)oapltat,s\,teee* m.
of Troppman'a.- Fheae Me*
,lrd gtree^iaad ^rytee Aw.
Dr w. k. DMan*-Dr. D. R!
i- aranow a
^Phones: offie^a-R Re*, at
"B*nail.rMfaa.-
Bays Small House for cash
and wllathem on' mll^
monthly pa^awto^^l
FIRE INSURANCE
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REYNOLDS WINTOl
traad Aaama^3|f
D. F1SK, Att*e at Law'
Mfea, Nertkarn Katloaal Baatt BUg.
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HER ^AME IS KIKI
BUT STILL KICKING
Paris, (By Mall).fllarhaa oheng
vh"asi
Koo
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most disappeared
ass
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E. A. SHANNON, at 0
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Dr*. Marciam McAilory
fhT.ieUa* and S*H**^
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PHONE 178-W or
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ed her name from .Maud to Ki.J She ^he ,Yahk mule-efeinner, *er- phle
changed herr''.occjstpation fupm
pulling a cultivator through the
cornfie)o of Missouri to carrying
portly tourists up Alpine slopes in
France. She has learned' enough
French to know that "Hale" mean*
Giddap." *ler TJ. S^bra^d has al-
ocAUoatlon
BSrp
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CHIEF BRAND BUITt
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Sfie Is, one of the thousands of A^.
erican army muJCfa-Who Via heva
see their native pasturjt. It Jihe ev
longs'for the tenaer *dmon,tt1ons
from 4..ii...hiNu nnt betrav If
Mat^ieatures^do^not. betray
But to the- little ,boy on the', Mfok
spurt farm who used to ride on her
*ack and who perhaps wonders^whajt
has .baaoma of Maud,, she sends her
"boa eduvenlr/^ She is afive-^iSd
atJlLkfoki^!^
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present price of haWtr with the price of^ maat.:'^
Compare tha prices jof the same two* itema a* they were |gt^
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?f ai*S8 raliSfal ^Moifte iiSsHtalion
leour
^^KjoiaeJxer^ ^0UL are entitled to qiiyiol
time and attention, whether you bank
gRpad Fkbric.Tttes are
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^RaaneTircsmake you^siire ofyour ridesiS
:$eai motor joy is only possible vvhen^^i
||jr6u Jiave.pefieGt fdth^in^^^our^^reilia
ExtraTested for Extra Miles
Racine Multi-Mile Cord an
^fiiy greater service on-alirbads
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be healthier, too, ^*MNwfe
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Nothing can equal the dehcious, appetixing fiavar of battar.
Nothig'can *oual the healtn-giving quaUUe* of butter, oaa*
tains,l*^alna^ ^^^l
only in genuine butter and other dairy products. Ahvay* aaf
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^Jto-ead and eatcass perfectly. You'will^-
l^iind real motor joyiri Racine Tires, ^g^
sure each tire you buy bears the nkme?^
RACINE RUBBER COMPANY. Racine, Wig,
dfe industryV|l#^U^Racme^
Ef Battles
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*The Home of Good Hardware" W.'-
411 Beltrami
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