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WASHINGTON, mayo 12.- Ell
presidente Harding Sc halla recluido
en- sus habitaciones de Casa Blanca
victima de un ligero resfriado.
Ell presidente, por tanto, no acu
dio hoy su despacho eficial.
PARIS, mayo 12.-- (cinco de la tar
de- - En- estos momentos Sc esta re-
cibiendo en- ell Quay d'Orsay la res
puesta de Russia al memorandum de
los aliados.
PARIS, mayo 12.-- Ell jefe del go
bierno M. Poincare ha marchado a
su resideneia donde procedera es-
tudiar esta noche la respuesta de
Russia. Sc da per seguro que el Ga
binete Sc reunira manana.
PARIS, mayo r. / Els inarepta-
BILE la conteseacion p preguntaron
los representatives de la prensa al Sc
nor Poincare, momentos antes de Pc
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netrar este en- el Eliseo llamado por
q presidente Millerand.
Poincare respondi6:
mo puedo precisarlo ahora; de
todos modos va Sc ha eruzado el. Ru-
bie6n"....
LoNDREs, mayo 12.- CirtuIa el ru
NOR de que los delegados franceses
en- la conferencia de Geneva san reci
bido instrucciones de atenperarse
las demandas de Russia fin de uue
ecntinuen las discusiones de la asam-
blea.
Estos informes no han podido ser
comprobados todav1a, pero ell period:
co London Times" afr1na que el 90
bierno frances, no ha expresado ain
su criterio, por 10 cual carecen de
exactitud diches rumores.
GENOVA, mayo H. Las nego-
ciaciones que Sc llevaban a efecto en-
esta capital entire M. Schanzer
Rossi Y los delegados polacos Ikir-
munt y Zalowski para la frma de un
tratado comercial con Polonia, enea-
minado suspender todas las restric
cioneg de earacter econ6mico, han
culminado en- un gran exito.
FL eonvenio sera firmado hoy.
GENovA, mayo 12.- La res.
puesta de Russia parece que no ha
agradado Lloyd George, quitn ha
dirigido una carta Tchicherine, ext
giendole ciertas explicaciones a las
clausulas dos y sitio. de la respuesta
BELFAST, mayo 12-- Ha ocurri-
do un encuentro entire las tropas del
gobierno y los revolucionarios. Sc re-
gistraron cuatro muertos varios
heridos.
Una bomba estall6 en- ell polvorfn
del gobierno produciendo numerosos
da1os.
GENOVA, mayo 12.- Lloyd Geor-
ge ha propuesta la creacion de urf
Comite n1ixto para entender en- la
question de las deudas rusas.
La proposition del jefe del gobier-
no ingles ha producid9 mucho dis
gusto en- los delegados de Russia.
Chicago, mayo 12.- Ell Fiscal ha
iniciado un proceso contra ocho IL
deres obreros acusados de asesinato.
Sc asegura que las autoridades po-
lieiacas practicaran probablemeente
maTlana varios arrestos.
CONSTANTINOPLA, mayo 12.-
Despachos de Tiflis aseguran que ell
colera morbo Sc ha declarado en- aque
LA region.
Gable frances)
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H SenadO aprOb6 la resOluci6n
para inyestigar las fundiciOnes de
acerO detsEE. UU.

Omitted Press, via All America Cables
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IUHIJeu Ffess, VIA AII AmeFlca
Cables.
LoNDRES, mayo 10. Los cine.
mat6grafos de esta capital exhibieron
/. hoy la pel1cula del boxeo entire Car
pentier y Lewis La pelcula tiene
un gran inter6s deasacandose en- ella
las escenas mas sensacionales de la
lucha En- ella Sc observa al arbitro
sr, Palmer, en- los momentos en- que
cuenta los segHndos.
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netrar este en- el Eliseo llamado por
el presidente Millerand.
Poincare respondi6:
mo puedo precisarlo ahora; de
todos modos va Sc ha cruzado el. Ru-
bie6n".
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4. PARIS, mayo 12.-Se informl que
, Ia respuesta de los delegados sovie-
. tistas al memorandum de los Aliados
entregada aver, sera enfaticamente
rechazada por el gobierno el pue-
bio frances.
PARIS, mayo 12.-El jefe del GO
hierno senor Poincare fue entrevis-
tado esta mlfana por los Periods
tas. Comentando la version semi-ofi-
eial que publica la prensa acerca de
la respuesta rusa, el jefe del gobier-
no ha declarado que la ruptura con
ell Soviet aunque un tlnto improba-
I bic ahora puede tornarse en- irrepa-
rable mas luego. Manifesto. asimis-
mo nj. Poincare, poniendo en- sus pa
labras ciertaS yiolencia Y energfa que
Ia delegation francesa Sc abstendra
s en-zlo successive de partieipar en- las
{ rsdiseusiones del Sub-comite russo de
I la conferencia economical.
| El sefe del gobierno aqa1arsia de un
Mpnlent6 Ia otro el texto fntegro de
I la respuesta que le sera trasmitida
por NJ lBarthou.
PARIS, mayo 12.-El presidente
/ del Gabinete, senior Raymond Poin-
1 care, ha vuelto a hablar esta tarde
I con los representatives de II prensa
7 diaria para agregar nuevas v mas
(; importantes declaraciones q las ex-
+ puestas por elaesta manana.
1 No obstante que solo faltan pocos
. momentos para recibir la respuesta
4 de Russia, M. Poineare manifesto que
4 la delegation francesa. permanecera,
aunque provisionllmente, en- la con
ferencia, porque hay pendientes nu-
Il merosas cuestiones econ6nnicas que
4 Eesolvers y hay que prestarles aten-
ci6n urgentisima.
4 Declare ademas NJ. Poincare que
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CoNsTANTINOPLA, mayo 12.-
Despachos de Tiflis aseguran que ell
colera morbo Sc ha declarado en- aque
LA region
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Chicago, mayo 12.- Ell Fiscal ha
iniciado un proceso contra ocho II
deres obreros acusados de asesinato.
Sc asegura que las autoridades po-
lieiacas practicaran probablemeente
nlarana varios arrestos.
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GENovA, mayo 49, La res.
puesta de Russia parece que no ha
agradado a Lloyd George, quitn ha
dirigido una carta Tchicherine, ext
giendole ciertas explicaciones las
clausulas dos Y sitio de la respuesta
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GENoVA, mayo 12.-M. schan-
zer ha declarado. los periodistas
que ha recibido una nota de los de-
.iegados soyietistas en- Ia que Sc ex-
pone ela deseo del Soviet para entrar
9en el pacto no aggressive de Lloyd
George y aprobando en- terminus rnuy
cordiales dicho proyecto
GENOVA, mayo 12.-Mr. Lloyd
George ha decidido presentar su pro
yecto no aggressive a base de las from
teras actuales.
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GENOVA, mayo 12.- Lloyd Geor-
ge ha propuesta la creacion de uf
Comite n1ixto para entender en- la
question de las deudas rusas.
La proposition del jefe del gobier-
no ingles ha producid9 mucho dis
gusto en- los delegados de Russia.
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SOUGHT TO enhance CHARMS
Roman Beauties Well Knew the Value
Of Time Spent at the Toilette
Table.

The toilette OF the Roman beauty
was vastly important affair. The
maids who assisted in it were usually
Greek slaves, and the length Of time
devoted to it may be Judged from the
fact that, like beauties Of France so
many centuries later, the Roman
woman often had the poets and the
philosophers Of the day to divert her
during its progress, a favor Of which
they seem to have been less apprecia-
tive than their descendants in France.
The equipment FOR the toilette was
both elaborate and complete. Combs.
mirrors Of FURNISHED bronze, bottles
for perfumes and boxes for rouge aud
whitening preparations are all to be
found in collections Of Roman toilette
articles, and many are the harsh
words on the subject Of the feminine
toilette to be found in the writings Of
their masculine contemporaries who
disapproyed OF charm in their womell
yet seem. with masculine Inconsistency
to have dlsapproved equally Of women
without charm. 80 a.. -, >
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q r-r .i - IfANs 40
said resolution of January January, srd. l w;
be. and the same 49, HEREBY, rescindeu
and set aside. and that the special eiec-
ton, called by the resolution OF TINS
board for january 18th, 1922, be aban-
doned and be not held. :. Z; - ~, -
+ The resolution was seconded BY Mo-
lander and being put to vote was
unanimously adopted, and by the Presi-
dent. then presiding, SO declared.
| Thereupon Smith offered the follow
ing resolution and moved its adop-
tom: a H. +i@'f#' ~, t. ..-.ss. ~ ~. =. y.
+. Whereas. Independent School District
No. z of Renlilji is now engaged IN the
ferection and construction of new high
school building in said district, and 1t
has become necessary and expedient to
borrow money insthe sum OF one hun
dred Thousand Dollars for the, purpose
tof defraying the expenses oSbe incur
red in installing q, heating and ventilat-
ing and. plumbing plant in said high
school hasldihss and Ffors eau !fptngI the
same with apparatus ana Otner schooi
furniture. ;
Now, Therefore, be It resolved hy the
School Board OF lndeIendenc$ Sehool
District tNp.aGI or Bemtd1i,t that " ls
necessary; .anH. :expedIent, 70 borroW. tine
SUM Off One hT.::dred Thousand Dollars
Tor the PURPOSES OF defrayinE the ex-
hea ting and ventilating, and plumbing
plant in said high school building. and
| and other school furniture! Il SfsR. i
l
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1NDHPEHDBNT SCHOOL DISTRACT
HUlG8BB SEVEN OF DB1k1DJI,
BEITBA1u COUNTY, MIMI.

The regular meeting Of the Roard Of
Education was called to order Tuesday,
January II, 1922. at 1880 o'clock r. NJ.
by President Tuomy. .%-R
All members present.
Minutes Of the regular. meeting of
January 10. 1922. and special meeting
of January 16. 1922. were read and APP
proved. I'd.
Moved and. seconded by saIolander. and
;Netzer that warrant be issued in ia
yor of the Minnesota Lean and TT Trust st
cover interest on bonds due February
/, 1899. Carried. -'&,-"|
Moved; and seconded by Richie and
Molander that Mr.. West be elected SUI
perintendent for one year from August
/, 1892, at a salary Of $4,000. Car
ried. - .4.,>i - =, =
Eetzer that the bill of. 13225:0o to- the
Bemidji Armory Board for rent from
November IS, 1897. TO- January IS, 1922,
be allowed. Carried. ::{;t. y =.
Adjourned. '...I1 -. - 100,
rronEsop r kE 7sz r.,
80 -: :. ,J.'tT' ! =. llul-SL
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Special meeting OF School Board OF
Indepsnlient School District No. or
Ben,itji, SHIELD at, the City of~Benidtt.
minnesota on the 18th day of.-Janu-
nry. 1929, at one O'clock P. n.
There were present at such meeting
tho following named directors: =. +.
Tuomy. Elorcnce F. Net2er.= al ..hiiehe
ie,GJ.s w. Smith and \. l.. Molanscr;
being all the members OF said school
board Of said school District. the posi-.
ton 81 Quincy Brooks. resigned. not
~ Thereapon Ritchie offered the follow.
ing resolution and moved it's adoption:
Whereas, on the ,3rd day OF January.
1929. a. resolution was adopted by TINS
hoard for the Issuance of one hundreo
Thousand Dollars of bonds OF this dis
tTxct fbr the purpose OF Installing q
hentins aud plumbing and ventiia ting
nIant sjn tho new high school buildini;
Now, being> erected In said District, and
for equirpiuA the same with apparatus,
and other schaol furniture, and IN satd
resolution said bonds were designated
IN mature twenty years from their oate.
and notice of an election to vote upon
snchs proposition has been given, &c. De
hold, on the 18th day OF january lss2'
and :. g. s--,.
&hes rirht and authority Of this school
district to issue bonds to mature more
than fifteen years from their GATE:
Now. Therefore. be It resolved tha'
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HUBBY At TIE coo|ksTlI'o:'v.lEE:
Some Excellent. Rsaser,p Advances
Why Head o. the Houss Should !.
= Know How to Prepare GOD. r.

Cooking has been added 70 the cur
riculum Of male students at eennsyl-
vania State college. Cooking some
thing that all men should know some
thing about, F. y - - e. Nj,
Some men should know all about It.
Particularly should married meo
have the necessary knowledge 50 that
4 in The pinch they can eescaltop a pan
Of potatoes or stir up a. mess OF nuny
biscuits = .-'se4--, - = Z q ~.
There is no telling when the good
wife may be absent from home at meal
time. - r. Is, 49,. 49, u .
"a As time goes on the Legitimate rea.-
sons for this are growiag..,S, To- 81,
And what IS more pleasing 70 the Nv:
ernge wife than to retlgi from the
bridge party or the polling PLACE, =
trifle late. perhaps, and worried Tor
fear that she'll not be able to bave
dinner on the dot--what is. more pleas,
ing than to be greeted ut the door by
the man OF the house, all uniformed
up In long overall apron. dab OF
flour on his bearning countersince. stir
ring for dear life at a bowl of embryo
drop biscuits? E.~4~aS9
And the teake&tle steauilE tts heart
| out? -1@st T.. ssssTlyp eStf &
And the smell OF burnias' beefseeal
permeating the otherwise hopeful at
mosphere? ts .g ~. 5. 4: \ e 4 $ 81.
Nan should know how toyeook u !
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c,ovira the Tongue.

A glove for the tongue has been
patented by an inventor Of Indiana. 1t
Is called a tongue shield" and Is de-
signed to enable the wearer to escape
tho unpleasantness Of castor oil or
other bad-tasttng medicines. The con-
triyance might be said to have the
shape Of a miniature slipper without
any heel portion, but when placed over
the tongue is inverted. The tongue IS
inserted into the toe" part and the
hack part Of the ""sole" extends over
the top OF the tongue toward the
throat. The device is made of thin
|rnbber.9 50 as to be liquid proof, and
,,s 10 constructed as to tit the tongue
snug,y:3 without discomfort. When
medicine IS taken 1t passes into the
throat without affecting the sense Of
, taste, so thar all unpleasantness is Oh
Waited. ~ w.. ~ = =,
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Regular meeting Of 1ndependent
sshSol nistriet No Of RHmia
the srd day ofsJ 1 1922, at 7:45
There were present at such meeting
1ss dSilgM nrenc naT f. Netzef L. Mo-
rhereWpon MIR. 'Ritchie offered the fol-
lowing resolution and moved it's adop-
tion:
Whereas. Independent School District
No. of Bemidji is now engaged in the
erection and construction OF new hign
school building in said district. and it
has become necessary and expedient TO
| borrow money in the sum Of One Hun
dred Thousand Dollars for the purpose
| Of defraying the expenses to be incur
red in Installing a heating and ventilat-
! ing and plumbing plant in said high
school building. and for ,equipping the
same with apparatus and other school
furniture, = a. :.
school Board Of Independent School
District No. Of Bemidji. that it is nee
essary and expedfent to borrow the sum
I Of One Hundred Thousand Dollars for
to be incurred In installing n heating
land ventilating and plumbing plant in
said high school building. and for equip
4 ping the same with apparatus and other
Resolved further. that the negotiable
coupon bonds of said 4 Independent
School District No. of Bemidji be Is
sued in said sum Of One Hundred Thou
One Thousand Dollars each. to be dated
as of the date of their issue and TO- ma
ture In twenty years from their date. to
bear interest at the ,rats o. 90 per an
i Resolved further that q special meet
Ing and election Of the legal voters OF
said independent School District No. Z
Of Bemidjl be called by the Clerk of
this district in the manner provided by
law, to submit to the legal voters Of
said district the question Of whether
or not such, bonds shall be issued by
suci, special, election and meeting shall
be held In said district at the main Cen
trail School Building in the. City of Be
midi. Beitrami ceanty, ~, Minnesota; on
1882; and that the polls at said election
: be opened at the hour Of four a? O'CLOCK
r. NJ. and remain opon until eight (s)
said resolution was seconded by Mr..
Molander and being put to vote was
unanimously adopted and by the Presi-
dent. then presiding. SO declared.
Education was called to order Tuesday.
january ard. 1892 at f:45, O'Clock ?. NJ.
by President Tlomy. -.
. Members present: Tuomy. Nctzer
: Molatier RItcfie and SUPP INVEST. .?2l.}i
i. tssas Members absent: Smith and Brooks
: Minutes of REGULAR meet ting, -pecem-
= Der -. 1921, were read and approved
q Moved and seconded by Nolander and
: Richie that the supplementary payroll
!. OF. $a73.3Q be allowed. Carried -.-..4~
!. Motion made and seconded by~Molan.
!. Instructed TO take up all outstanding
It warrants S's - ~ T. TUoMYSSs ~
,.E W --EgS sAFs President.
rf FLORENNB +. NETZER, :
II sNA Clerk.
.f .--. i ss ttd1-31
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a hit ia Bemidj. because Of all places under the
blue canopy Of heaven, there is none, where
tramp, would bring such rich rewards as here. 7
4 In Minneapolis they have a club that has taken
80 hikes during the last IL months, participated in
&by 2, 113: persons and covering distance of 235
miles. The coming year the club hopes to double
this distance. 3. jar iT@zi. " ~ ~
l. lessons in practical democracy" is the way
some Of the walkers refer to their trips. Member
ship is open to all and many, interesting persons
are attracted to such an Organization. S2
Il Upbpilding, morally and physically, the tikers
find social recreation and good fellowship that
can be developed in no other way. Not the least
important of it all, is the knowledge gained Of the
geography of ones locality, of botany, Of thewild
life in the open. 7 81. H. , =, =
Here in Bemidji, with those impelling attrac-
tons of the great north country at our very doors
the incentive is strong to form club that will take
its FIVE, ten. fifteen mile trips in every direction
at stated periods. - u. =: ].s< =
In the winter, skiing tobogganing, skating snow
shoeing could be INDUCED in and after the out-of-
door festivities the. club could gather around
cheerful indoor fireplace and it needs no magma
ton to- picture the profitable and pleasant hour that
would follow In the summertime, there would be
wener roasts and fried fish and no end of Jolly
heathful activities. ~. = =.
What do you say, shall we have such a club
here? sSns.--: = -.
Are there enough persons willing to devote the
small amount of time needed to organize such
club and get it under way? =. p -, -
Who will be the first to speak up? Let's have a
few discussions, pro and con, on the subject and
see what will happen. = ~ -, -. T.
81 1t is worth giving serious thought. e.. =
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YEAR. The hens On Ne 1aFMsI Of. South
Dakota, figures show, produce 10000
600 year. For every dollar Of south
Dakota gold the South Dakota hens
Law down $5. The RECORD made ny
the hens Of the state is believed ! 70
make a record for states: with no
greater population than south Dakota.
South Dakota 'lns no great poultry
farms. There arD now about oyOOO.W0
chickens in south Dakota: y se.J
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INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
HUMBER SEVEN OF BEM1DJ1,
.RELTRANI COUNTY, MIMI,

A special meeting Of the Board of
Education was called to order Satur-
day, January I, 1922, at i AS p NJ,
by President Tuomy.,E - T. p. :" y.
Members present: Tuomy, Netzer.
Molander. Richie and Supt- West.
Members absent: Smith and Brooks:
Minutes of the. regular meeting OF
january 3. ;<1gS2, were read and APP
proved. -. .5.-.,,- *.
Moved and secpded by Molander. and
Richie that 1 the SUN of S40,060.00: be
paid Edwarh Jackson in acceptance
with the architects certificate and
statement ct details. Carried. =.
Moved and seconded by Ritchie and
Molander that the following bills be al
Minnesota Electric Light & Pow -
.er Co 80. - =. ..-"' - 20.
Bemidji Lumber:& Fuel Co. :: i T. 80 - Is
Bemiddi sGas- Co 90, ? E l:oo
total .,.,.~.. 'F'Io. '''
H''' - '" ~ j. IT. TuoMY.
-, = - a..,sy ~ -, 49, President.
FLORENCE, r: sNETzER.
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HENS sURPAss MINE Of GOLD
South Dakota Birds Produce $4,000
q, . 900 YearIy-homsstaker EssE s
* 100000. ,o6

Sioux Falls, S. D.--:Although South
Dakota is classed as one Of the gold
producing states of the Union-Owing
TO. the fact that the, lannon's Home
stake mine in the Black hills Is one
OF the great gold producers Of the
world-it will be a surprise to many
to know that the hens Of South Da'
kota each year produce many times the
value Of the Black hills gold product
The production of the Homestake
mine is estimated at $1,000 600 "a
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N0ETE10ENT 1EE00L DIsT1Ic7
NulDB1 sEvEH- OF BEN1DJ1,
1Exr1A1sI COUNTY, MIMI.

The regular meeting of the Board OF
i, iucaticn was caile.ls to- order Tuesday,
January 10th. 1872 1t i:45 o'clock z. NJ
By President Tuomy. ~ <.,..r
Members present: Tuomy. NetzeI'
,I>ifcE IL Noiander, Smith and SuDt.
West. sgs-t (, ~ 4. <. g. q :. f.. -.
I. Man ters absent: Brooks. -.
= Minutes OF the regular nesting OF
JaEuery 3. 1922, and :he special meet
ing Sof January I. 1922, were read and
approved. -.
smith that the following bills, amounts
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l.
Moved and seconded by Hitchie and
Smith that the sum of $4,000 be paid
Roy V. Harker IN accordance with the
architects certificate al statement, OF
Moved and seconded by Molander and
Smith that the sum OF $4,000 be paid
the Naylor Electric Co. in accordance
with the architects certificate and
statement Of details, Carried. IL. g..
Moved andsseeonded by Smith and
Richie that the sum Of 100000 be
paid Roy V. Harker in accordance with
the architects certificate and statement
of details Carried. ts},s' -. .,t,.. - :.
: Moved and seconded by Smith and
AIolander that the resignation of Quin-
cy Brooks as 4. member. Of this Board be
accepted r =. =. ~. &c.,
Adjourned. 1880
!: :. - :sa*$r. TUo :li1n,
FLORENCE T.: NETzER.
! .s-.-:4;,;y - i - Clerk
( - 1td131
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HOW ABOUT A HIKING CLUB

Hiking clubs becoming popular.
There is every reason why they should and there
ara more reasons than that why they would make
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: The weather man seems to have caught cold
in the head = =. = !
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MAKE 1T IN BEMIDJl

Down at Winona, members of the fire depart
ment put in their spare time making hook-and-
ladder truck together with the ladders. It is now
complete and is found to be superior in many
ways with factory apparatus of this kind. The
cost was several hundred dollars less than the
cheapest truck on the market. Of course, some
skilled outside labor was needed and some of the
firemen worked overtime for which they were paid.
The result is that the men who made the truck
and the city which will use it were benefited by
the transaction. ~
When occasion demands, the same thing prob
ably could be done in Bemidji. In fact it is IA
good thought to keep in mnd-don't 60 out OF
Bemidji for anything that can be made here. That
principle can we'll be applied to the city, county,
school board or even private business concerns. It
works out two ways the buyer gets good or bet
ter Gotten more carefully made and assembled)
products and at a cheaper price, and at the same
time home help receives work often, when other
wise the money for labor and supplies would go to
an outside concern. Think it over. What PROPOSE
ticn do you know Of that might be handled in this
way? We will be glad to have any suggestions
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-. - =. :, "a sELF.ANswERINc QUIZ :, 7: q,
Here is a set Of self-answering questions which
is going the rounds and which ought to be popular
in examination tests: -, ,-~~..s5 :,. "a ..
Watt was the name OF the inventor OF tne steam
engine?5, i: - @@@s3 - =. =, *
> witch craft was prosecuted by the Puritans OF
New England? ~ ~ .,} =, =, - -.
. Ware was the terminus of John Gilpin's famous
ride? r. = - - - ='=:':%'I u, - -. =.
. =. Howe did the inventor Of the sewing machine
/ spell his name. ..'',,.., ..,.. nv, o.
=. What automobile is it that most folks can az
ford7 =, 49, -,
- Perhaps if you rack your brain little you can
add to the list 1t furnishes an instructive enter
tanning evenings entertainment.
-, The weather man seems to have caught cola
in the head. !