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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-10-14
E. MISSIONARY SOCIETY ~
: HOLDS INSTRUCTIVE MEET

AT the. meeting of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society of the
Methodist, church held yesterday at
the home Of Mrs. j. C..Courtney, 319
Bemidji avenue, thefollowing officers
were elected for the coming year
President, Mrs. P. e. WEIGH; vice.
president, Mrs. Blaine Lambert; Sec
rotary, Mrs. P. Hines; treasurer, Mrs.
G. W., Harnwell, and Mite Box secre-
tary, Mrs.. G .MeGhee. @s>. ~ -
Programs were distributed by the
proGram committee, Mrs. NJ. w. Dep
uty and Mrs. G. H. Zentz, with the
programs arranged for the meetings
to be held the ensuing, year, and an
outline of the books to be studied
this winter was given by Mrs. Lam
bert and Mrs Zentz. Mrs. Lambert
also favored them with a very pleas
ing solo. ~ -
The society felt that, in the in
spring report given by Mrs. M. w.
Deputyof the convention she attend
ed at Rochester the first of October,
they had been able to enjoy in part
the good things that were given there.
She told of the great work that had
been accomplished the past year by
the society, and Of plans for the en-
suing year. Her report was greatly
enjoyed by all. Ats o'clock pic
mic lunch was served.
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SURPRISE PARTY

; Alissess Victoria and Amanda Lille
gran, ~ America avenue, planned a
surp riseEfor last evening on their sis
ttery, NJ iA Agnes. it being her birth an
sfversa yEsA rllaass ntssocial eXegning,
with music, was enjoyed BY ali and a
birthday lunch served. o. The guests
Included Misses Maids and Myrtle
Hanchctt, Ella Hubbard, Johanna
Dolgaard, rassNyrtle 1 Olson Wilma
sArfef> and,D clla. ssAand ersonEs a.; e.
~ he s. 22ssg;
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NEW BOOKS AT LIBRARY
NNon-Fiction

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GIRLS BOOSTER CLUB -
GIVES DANCE TONIGHT

The Girls Booster club of the
high school will give a dancing party
this evening at the rooms of the Civic
and Commerce. association for the
visiting football team and friends of
the school. A tlree-piece orchestra
has been secured for the occasion and
an enjoyable evening is assured. A
general invitation is extended to all
to attend.&xs42 ,s:%r 49,. 49,. -
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BIRTHDAY SURPRISE

A few friends of Miss Mary Nc
Callister surprised her at her sum-
mer home at Grant Valley Thursday,
the occasion being in honor of her
birth anniversary. A pleasant social
time was, enjoyed by all with music
and games, and at o'clock a five
course birthday dinner was. served.
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ENTERTAIN AT SEWING BEE

Misses Ida and Myrtle Helmer, of
Lucky Star Lodge, Lavinia, entertain
ed a few guests at sewing bee, the
last Of the week. Rags were sewed
FOR rugs and Mrs. Wood secured the
prize for sewing the most. Social
conversation was enjoyed during the
afternoon and a, fine luncheon served
by the llostes5es.
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ENTERTAIN THIS EVENING

Mr.. And Mrs. R. j. Boardman are
entertaining DR.. and Mrs. G. H.
Zentz, and DR.. and Mrs. E. w. john
son, at $50 o'clock dinner this eve
Ming at lneir home, 1921 Beltrami
avenue. .'s5 555.,,@ @.,,.. W. ',..
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BETHEL LUTHERAN MEN
TO MEET THIS EVENING

An interesting program has been
prepared FOR the meeting of the Mems
society Of the Dethe! Lutheran church
to be held this evening atthe home
Of Charles c. Blade, Fifth ward, al
ter which there will be social hour,
and, Mrs. Blade will . serve refresh
ments. All are welc6fieA. :
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Mrs. Hannah Worth of Northern
was among the out of town shoppers
in Bemidji Thursday. :. q,..+.,
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S. D. Snyder transacted business.
pertaining to road work at Tenstrike
Thursday. -. a4..@.s.#
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Min. H. X ~ r5t -~ .
"Evered," by Ben Ames Williams.
a"Maviss of Green Hill" Faitht Bald
win.
''Terry, a Tale of the Hill People"
by Chas. G.. Thompson. ~,
\ 1.-THE Tang" by Helen Bell.
when Egypt u Went Broke" by
Holman Day. -. sst} ~.ysase-
Ii "Wounded Souls" by Phillip
Gibbs. r. ~ s%S.+ y.
Beauty and Mary Blair" Ethel M.
Kelley. *. ~ y
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NbfIcEI.

Any person having in his possession
a public library book dre before
August / > 1921 ). may return same
and will not be charged fees. Bring
the book in good condition.
JESSIE 4. PHILLIP, Librarian.
3ti0-15
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ion when source is known.

Mrs. Lon Davis of Northern autoed
to Bemidji Thursday and called on
friends. -, $3.50
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Visit our plant and learn the rea-
son why Koors Pasteurized milk and
cream ends the Quest for the Best
49,. 10-5tf
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. HAFrench and son,
Lyle, 1922 Minnesota avenue, mo-
tored to Shevlin the first Of the week
and visited at the G. F. Scott home.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-10-14

Mr.. ard Mrs: Garrolf:fIiil have re :
turned to- their home from Mcintosh
where they visited Mr.. Hills sister,
Mrs. Arthur Flatner, and family, for
the week end. j., w.. J..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-10-14

Mrs. Hannah Pendergast and
daughter, Miss Jessie, moved from
their, summer home $at Lake AXE ran
taganet to 8l5 AMgneaaa avenue on
Thursday, ~s :" =
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-10-14

A smart new model in white flannel,
with large ar!rlholes:ahti 'srashe1f center
front bound with. silk, braid. 1t is
!, trif4med with patch pockets and Worn
'with'a blouse Of white China silk. A
belt Of self-material, stitched with.
! braid ,.holds.in the.fullaess at the waist.
Medium size requires 3I2 yards So
inch material, with rs yard silk for
the blouse.
Pictorial Review Dress No. o649.
Sizes, 81 to IS inches bust Price, IS
cents. Blouse No. g5S4. Sizes, 81 to
20 inches bust. Price, 80 cents.
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Mrs. o. J. Masters ard Mrs Lon
Seville Of International Falls were ir
Bemidii Thursday en- route to the
Lake Julia .sanatorium to visit sis
ter, Mrs. Bruce, who is receiving
medical treatment there. They will
also visit at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Elliott. Deer Lake, be-.
fore returning to their. home.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-10-14

Rev. G. W.tKehoe and NJ, c. Hinck-
ley returned last evening to bemidjl
from Duluth, where they naotored
Tuesday to attend the Baptist state
convention, held there three days. : .
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For plain and fancy dressmaking,
call 897. - >s'%t.'~ '6tlO-f6
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M. T. Smith m ,11ti to 1BTackdiuiciK'
to look after business matters. ins CON-
nection with his lu1nh ei;yala there. ~
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MRS. PRATrER ENTERTAlNS

:, Mrs. II. P. prather entertained
Thursday ;st ;a}'qlilting party at her
home at Lavinia.' The Misses Ida
and Myrtle HciIner favored the guests
with music during the afternoon, and
a very nice luncheon was served py
the hostess Those present were Mes
danes. Wood, Roycraft, Ellington,
Hanscom, B.. A. Hoar, l.. E. Lester,
a. B.. Hoar, and Misses Ida and Myr-
tie Helmer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Wilcox motored
TO Puposky, Nebish and other places
Thursday on a combined business
and pleasure trip.
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Mrs. Ed Currie of Virginia is the
guest of her sister,. Mrs: William
Sprague, 315. Benidji avenue. =. =
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Powell River, B. ! C.--The; paper
nnills here are producing approXi-
inateiy 225 tons of paper per day,
with a revenue Of about $1,000, 900.
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I

.items for this column will be
gladly received by Mrs. Harvey,
telephone tl14-W. Readers owe
it to their guests and to them
selves to see that items Of locaa
interest are reported. Every item
will be given proper considers
ton when source is known. ".
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-10-14

Mr. and Mrs ME-. Hinckley left
on the noon trainftodaX for Pontiac,
Mich, called there by the. death Of
Mrs. IIinckleys mother, Mrs. 7aCraW-
ford. She spent the SINNER in Bemidjl
as the guest Of :ner daughter and re-
turned to her home the first part Of
September. Mrs. Crawford made a
large circle Of friends here who will
be grieved to hear of her death, and
who extend their sympathy to The
family in their bereavement. .g...
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Mrs. Pat Nugent and son and
daughter, of Laporte are moving to
the Hitchcock residence, 1921 Park
avenue, where they will spend the
winter months. The son is attending
the agricultural school, and Miss
Grace is attending the Bemidji State
Teachers college. ~ -.
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A. B. Hoar of Lavinia was called
to Union Grove, Mimi, the. FIRST OF
the week by the death of his]slster.s
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Bonn to Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Mel
Vile, 1928. Irvine avenue Thursday,
October IS, a son.1:$SMother and son
are report ted to be- getting along
nicely ,%Efi,H g.. -
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Mn. and Mrs.. Clarence Nelson
kave5returned from their honeymoon
trip to Chicago and the. Twin, Cities,
and have taken apartments at the
Gilbertson home, 119 Beltraml
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Arnold, Harry
Arnold, Mrs. Earl Hazen and Mrs.
C. S. Vincent returned to Remidjl
Yesterday from Hubbard, enear Park
Rapids where they motored Wednes-
day to attend the.ffuneral Of r. N.
Riiinehart, brothaf-in-law and uncle
of the parties. x. Ks |.s....~
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Cash paid for Liberty bonds. q,
3. Hooley, Northern Grocery Co.
I 10t{
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. ForknelS Of Fer
gus Falls arrived in Bemidji Thurs
day and were guests until this NOR
ming Of DR.. and Mrs. 6. H. zentz
and family, AS Bemidji avenue,
when they returnedtto their home.
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Fred Clarke of Turtle River was
visiting friends in Benlidji Thursday
and autoed to his home in the eve
ming. .s
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Items for thi. column VIM DO
gladly received by Mrs. Harvey,
telephone ,l14-W. Readers owe 7
tito their guests and to them (
selves to see that items of local
interest are reported. Every item
will be given proper considera-
ton when source is known.
Mrs Lon Davis of Northern, autoed
to Bemidji Thursday and called on
friends. - .-
H.. -&t :Ii,4l% ! =
S. D. Snyder transacted business.
pertaining to road work at Tenstrlke
Thursday. .%.u4..~5*.* -
Cash paid for Liberty bonds. G.
3. Hooley, Northern Grocery Co.
1-19tf
--------- ~ >'>,,.. II
Mrs. Hannah Worth of Northern
was among the out of town shoppers
in Bemidji Thursday. 4,s.t..,
Mrs. Ed Currie of Virginia is the
guest of her sister,. Mrs. William
Sprague, 315. Benaidjii avenue. T
! = - Z E5 81 /
A. B. Hoar of Lavinia was called
to Union Grove, Mimi, the FIRST Of
the week by the death Of his(slster.
For plain and fancy dressmaking,
call S97. '4"s'aSst'tts'@ .6tl0-15
M. Z. Smith motored to B1ackducK
to look after business matters ins CON-
nection with his luhh ei$ ard there. f..
Fred Clarke of Turtle River was
visiting friends in Bemidji Thursday
and autoed to his home in the eve
ming.
You'll be pleased, if, when ordering
milk from your dealer you ask for
Koors PasteuriZed milk. ~lO-5tt
= Charles Richards transacted bust.
ness at, Wilton Thursday where he
motored, returning to Bemidji IN the
evening.
Mrs. DIVA Hayth Of Northern is
moving to AIS Irvine avenue today,
where she will conduct a dressmak-
ing parlor.
Dance in old armory, Tuesday,
October IS. Music by Schuck's Jazz
orchestra. Eeverybody inviteds for a
good time. = 4t10-1S
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. French and lit
tie daughter, Lea Jean, motored to
Blackjack and visited relatives
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Koors Pasteurized milk and cream
are sure to please. l1<f - lO75tt
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Wilcox motored
to Puposlzy, Nebish and other places
Thursday on combined business
and pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. HI French and son,
Lyle, 1922 Minnesota avenue, mo-
tored to Shevlin the first Of the week
and visited at the G. F. Scott home.
Visit our plant and learn the rea-
son why Koors Pasteurized milk and
cream "Ends the Quest for the Best"
-. 10-5tf
BoEn to Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Mel
vile, 523.. Irvine avenue Thursday,
October IS, son.as.Mother and son
are reported to be, getting along
nicely. .sis$I',# / =. III
Dr.. and Mrs. R::%GJ. McAdory are
expected home tomorrow from the
Twin Cities wheres:they, have been
visiting friends foN the past tW9 We
weeks. f, Y ~ q; 2sss
Phone s and 5saa ;ortIeT
for sBours 4 ia i ss;lai
cream to be delivered right to your
door every morning. lO-5tf
Mrs. Hannah Pendergast and
daughter, Miss Jessie, moved from
tEeir summer home at Lake Pan
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Mn. and Mrs.. w P. Elwell and
childShave5 Returned to their home at
GreaE Falls, Mont They came to at
tendsssthe funeral of Mr.. ElwelPs
father, the late ". B. Elwell, which
Was held IN Be1iiidji last Saturday. w
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E. E. Kehfield, Thayer BaileyssH
D. Kenfield Of 5Cass Lake, and Walter
Stone of Crookston, motored to Sugar
Lake camp, yesterday aud will spend
the week I, end hunting in that
vicinity. - '. W, ~ .';;',+ Il
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Koors Pasteurized milk and cream
are sure to please. l4<s - ll075tt
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DR.. and Mrs. R::*:@GJ. McAdory are
expected home TOMORROW from the
Twin Cities heressthey, have been
visiting friends IfcH tbs past tHY a2!
weeks.f f, y ~ s$.H sssSs,
Phone$.1 s. aud &Iiaea Ya ri 4, o1sleT
for iKoars 2asseu1 zed ia ilss and and
cream to be delivered right to your
door every morning. lO-otI
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You'll be pleased, if, when ordering
milk from your dealer you ask for
Koors Pasteurized milk. ~l0-5tf
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. French and lit
tie daughter. Lea Jean, motored to
Blackjack and visited relatives
Thursday. t,,,Y> = .-sz .. ~ < p.
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Mrs. DIVA Hayth of Northern is
moving to AIS Irvine avenue today,
where she will conduct dressmak-
ing parlor.
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Dance in old arlnory, Tuesday,
October 10. Music by Schuck's Jazz
orchestra. Eeverybody invited: for, a
good time. = 4t10-1S
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Charles Richards transacted bust,
ness at Wilton Thursday where he
motored, returning to Bemidji IN the
evening.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-24
WILL BATTLE
SATURDAY AND
MEMORIAL DAY
Lads Fror, smokeville
Have Been Going At
Great Clip

MoRGANrowN, May 24.-The
University OF Pittsburgh baseball
team With 4 record Of only two de-
feats dpssag the whole season will
form what Is without doubt the
seasons most attractive baseball
card when ii comes here on satur-
day, May Is ana Monday, May 80,
10 do battle with Ira Rodgers
Mountaineers West Virginia has
won a games and. lost five. not a
bad record when 1t is considered
that hut one Of the defeats was In
hicsed II home, aud 1T goes without
saying that every Mountaineer
would appreciate a double victory
over mt TO a Tar greater extent
taan over amy other rival an the
schedule Coming on the best SAT-
urday date Of the month OF May
and on Decoration Day the two
game seaes3will undoubtedly attract
one Of the largest crowds that ever
Witnessed d game here. 1t is like
~ that aidehntte place will be given
the game On the Memorial Day pro-
gram now in the making and with q
large crowd in town from nearby
points the total will likely run over
FOUR thousand for the game.
Rodgers viii have his pitchers in
the best Of shape for the games be-
cause the Grove City games are
separated from the Pitt series by
two days and Sunday intervenes be
fore die second engagement. In
ali probability Fulton Woods will
draw ths assignment for Saturday,
though this will depend in a measur
on WHO faces Grove City in the sec
ond game Of that series.
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BY MAX RALTHAsAR
Noted Elaht Expert.

When Jack Dempsey and Georges
Carpenter meet July 2 1t will be
the second timo that an inter.
national battle for the worlds
heavyweight Championship undes
Marquis Of Queensberry rules has
been fought.
To the late Charlie Mitchell, the
great English champion, and jim
Corbett belongs the honor OF hav.
ing met in the first international
contest under these rules with the
padded mltts.
Two years before his fight with
Mitchell the American had won the
heavyweight championship OF the
world in the first contest for the
title in which the big gloves were
used and Queensberry rules pre-.
vailed, but he took the honors from
an American-good old John L,
The fight between Mitchell and
Corbett, which took place in Jack.
sonville, Fla. on January %, 1894,
was won by Corbett by d clean
knockout in the third round II
was a grudge affair, II ever there
was one,
Bad blood had existed between
the men almost from the day thai
Corbett had battered the Boston
Strong Boy" into a state OF help.
lessness in 81 rounds. Mitchell
had belittled Corbett's victory, de.
claring that Sullivan at the time
was nothing more than an old man,
and that any good fighter should
have stopped him In q few rounds.
The impetuous and highly.strung
Corbett. always sensitive to criti.
cism, Immediately conceived a vic.
lent dislike that soon grew into in.
tense hatred for the Briton and
when the latter came to America It
was without much difficulty that a
match between them was arranged,
Tom Allen, another Englishman,
who had won the heavyweight
championship under London ring
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the neck, cleverly ducking a swing
at the Jaw. Toward the close Of the
round Corbett worked Mitchell over
the ropes, landed straight left on
the temple and dropped him. At
this point Corbett utterly lost his
head. II 1t had not been for Ref.
cree Kelly's heavy restraining hanc
he would then and there have lost
the fight. He was frantic to get
at his man and finish him, actually
struggling with the referee to dash
at Mitchell every time the English.
man got up on one knee. The gong
sounded with Mitchell stlll down.
Round S.-During the minutes
rest the referee very seriously
warned Corbett about fouling and
his seconds implored him TO keep
his head. When the gong sounded
Mitchell came up slowly and Cor.
bett sprang at him. There was
only one fighter In the ring and
that was Corbett, He rushed Mitch.
ell into a corner, where, after
punching Mitchell on the nose with
his left and drawing blood, he
swung on his jaw and knocked him
down. Again Corbett lost his head
and Kelly alone could not keep him
away from Mitchell, Who. half
dazed, was awaiting his 10 seconds.
Corbett's attendants jumped into
the ring and pushed Corbett away
from his victim. Their arguments
fell on deaf ears. Their man was
mad. The instant Mitchell was up
Corbctt plunged at him, smashing
him on the mouth. Mitchell fell
heavily and the blood gushed from
his mouth and nose. Again Cor
belts seconds broke into the ring
and wound their arms around him,
for only in that way could they re-
strain him as the referees hand
marked the passing 10 seconds.
Every, word the referee said, the
counting Of the tlmekeepers. the
appeals OF Corbett's seconds and
the angry protests OF MItchell's: all
these were lost in the din OF wild
cheers as the beaten, bleeding
Mitchell turned slowly on the floor
and at last staggered to his feet.
Instinct prompted him TO put up
his hands, but he stood plain
mark, defenseless and dazed, as
Corbett rushed at him, and, swing
Ing his right smashed a terrific
blow on Mitchell's jaw. The Eng
lishman fell heavily on his side and
rolled over on his face, senseless
and knocked out. Corbett did not
look at him again. Any man who
could have, struck that blow would
know that the man who received 1t
would have to be carried out of the
ring.