The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-12-27

almost compelled to smile sneeringy Don't do brother
tor but keep @ at the Of
Thus far advertising has been used only BY commercial
ssose hold the rule that It
must be the TRUTH, WHEN their columns are used : :
...%>~ :> BUSINESS AND PLEASURE @::,1s=.= =
Minnesota at the National Capitol plan
the number is United States Senator Kellogg
Nielsen may not be n the " 1mbs mat Kellogg
bnaion Of pleasure and politics. though in his
candidate for renominaton he notice that his steward
few Speeches That Kellogg will be
unquestoned Some have other views but it has to
be said that convention and primary dope run his way
The contribution made by the Salvation Army and other
baskets worthy It represented not only
siderable but much time and work in putting the baskets
crosby those who contributed toward the baskets It is only
those who visit homes where these baskets
they received. ~>. i, ..~.,. FL =: .
Eugene " Debs who prisoner Atlanta prison
for the past thtyhree months under the espionage
walked from the prison Christmas day free He was
though times mporune not to do ordered the Social
lists release along with % other federal prisoners
splendid Christmas present for Debs presume he did
forget to send the president his card Of greetings
j.. THE CITY APPRECIATES BOX COMPANY q.
The news that the Bemid Box Company has already be-
rebuilding its mill will be welcomed by business Be-
prompt action the part of the Box Company evidence Of
faith in this section of the country and will create increased
tmism the minds of those who already believe the future
Of Bemidji. *'s. ..+~ s~~~, -
Christmas passed off quietly in Bemdji 1t often that
we are 50 to have day feast and make
and the day following to from the effects The spirit
of goodwill everywhere evident and especially this
the case in the Sunday school where the
children have como learn that is blessed to give than
to receive and where their gifts given make poor chill
dren happy. ~-a,s -~-~r .a~-.~-4~
wATTERsoN's DEATH A NATIONAL LOSS
The passing of Henry Watterson noted editor the Louis
VILE ouna takes from the field of Journalism Of
the most orceful writers This country has known He
moulded nationwide public opinion and his editorials
quoted the world The nation loses great mind by his
death. -.
Postmaster Will Hays sent his greetings to the
editor Of The Pioneer an presume every other edorke
wise received them They expressed his appreciation
assisting in presenting the people the mail early and wrap
securely ideas. -.ss~~&3>&~: j. I ~,...
Christmas did not bring cheer the home Of George Erk
publisher of the Spooner Northern News Instead the pass
ing away Wednesday Of his father at Red Wing brought
ness and bereavement The Pioneer extends and Mrs
r. NJ, H.. CHRISTMAS THEATRE PARTIES E Sss$ y
The Minneapolis Journal the northwests greatest news.
the Twin Cities and is meeting with Journal
ways makes les. q success Of what it starts 5 . 14S
After reading howso many sefade nllonares succeed
ed, hardly know whose advice take wonder it,
wouldn't be easier to write the failures would know
what not to do. Ills. Gr.-. .-.r y is
We have been reablynformed that manufacturers today
are making glass that unbreakabe goes with
each sale This doubt will the mind of many man
off his hip. .<3 ~ FIJI %s% ~: - "s..h Il. -"
Protect the birds though can't induce them to
remain mere all winter The dove brings sork
tax exemption &.~@%-.s. ~ 7#.F a.s4ss4Ai