The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-03
are urging that the soviet government shall be
\ recognized as the equal Of any in the world
Maybe it is, in philoprogenitiveness. =,

recognized as the equal Of any in the world
Maybe it is, in philoprogenitiv,enrae ea =,
- BEMIDJI FIRST AGAIN. lE.ss@
" In selecting Mrs. C. r. Sanborn as secretary Of
the Civic and Commerce association, Bemidj has
II again shown herself progressive in choosing lady
secretary for this important position. We have
not heard Of another commercial association in the
northwest to take this STEP But watch the other
cities around fall into line. There will be . big
scramble for second place. Just watch 'em. @
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r Mr. Louis Sebold takes the trouble to inform the
public through the New York World that in assum-
ing the leadership of the democratic party in the
presidential campaign, Governor Cox is acting in
complete harmony with the views Of President Viii
y son. Everybody knew that 1vithout being told;
at least everybody who remembered how Mr.
Wilson himself thus assumed the leadership eight
years ago. ~ &z$%, ft;:g - g., #I}& % Iy@tE
Strange, you think, that this war did not produce
a single military commander whom the public could
elevate to the hero class? Not a bit Of it. The
buck privates had so many brains and used them
to- such excellent advantage there was no oppor-
tunty left for the officers to shine by comparison
We have certain sympathy for those gestimable
gentlemen who seek to reduce the cost Of living by
wagping their tongues. But we have barrel
of respect for the fellow who really. does it by
welding hoe in his own garden. - i .,
to the other in order to tell some! other fellow
that he has been nominated for the presidency,
fact he already knows, when they wouldn't cross
the street to hear good sermon and learn some
thing they don't know. Is II r I{{:=sgE#S.$.
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getting cut yet. One man said he couldn't find a
man to hire to do the job. Take a half hour of,
Friend Citizen, and do it yourself. It will help
the H. C. L. Z" =, $.& III. i "
F. Sir Thomas Upton is about sporty 3 sport as
ever sported in American sporting waters Come
often, Tommy, old boy You're sky blue sport,
with not cloud to mar your sporting horizon
Some men will go from one end Of the country
Why lament, the fact that you are not rich? # we
had a million we would always be wanting some
thing that it would take two millions to buy: Xxx
Everybody come up and shake hands with the
new Association secretary Wednesday noon. Doesn't
make any difference whether you know her now
or not You will after you see. her. ~ S>.:
An anonymous writer who hasn't reached the age
of polite discretion remarks that paint doesn't have
the same effect on an old face that it does on an
old house. III. ;, s;5.%> =. ~. :,5s. {, ~,
No excuse for not getting a boat ride now.
ANDY Lee will appreciate the opportunity Of giving
you one and you will like the ride. -.
Some fool auto drivers thought Beltrami avenue
was race track again Sunday afternoon. They
were Bemidji residents, too. >-' -. E
Now why d. you suppose Jim George was the
first man to propose lady secretary for the Asso
citation? = go
Even the most hardened old reprobate may be /
exnected to repent in time-when he gets caught. !