The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-09-18

perCepLlDly 8L UISt, yet XI6uu0lly WAGllf
greater certainty as the weary hours drag
ged on And amid the confusion and crash
of falling timber the ranger and his fore
men generated the battl ~ s. g.
Several days later IS barren scat
I laY nppn the mount innde still snouid srs.:
Ain9 81 places where The black splinteraaC
!. the schafreds stnnfps pointing like accusing
: iingess; end still sending out masses of vel
lowish white smoke. Nd | The scar covered
hundreds of acres, and it would continue
: to shoulder and smeke for weeks, while al g
about in the adjacent woods were fire
guards constantly vigilant to see that the
enemy did not creep out and strike again.
! And far away the automobile tourists
iourneyed carefree and utterly unconcern-
Z ca. AT a sawmill they stopped for q few
minutes to watch the logs in slow process
sion from the pond to the; band saws
What shame exclaimed the man with
the cigarette, in q burst of sentimental re-
volt, what shame to, cut down these
beautiful trees" -National Fire Protection
Association. zs.t, = " & s,3ss:sss :
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II Seldom do we elect anyone to high po-r
litical office, who makes his Or her cam
paign propaganda Of personal attack
upon a contemporary Wesrecan TO mind Z
when Judge Hughes attacked Woodrow
Wilson in his campaign in his ran-for presi-
dent. It proved to. be a. boomerang"
Anna Dickey may find similar results in
her propaganda against Senator Kellogg.
The people do not welcome personal abuse
upon man whose record is as clean as is,
Mr.. Kellogg's. :z.s :...-.
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Politicians will find their attacks upon
Henry Ford wasted. He may never be-
come q successful politician himself, but I
no one denies that he is successful busi-
ness man, and it ISM 50 many years ago
when the people Of the nation, including
politicians, were urging big business men
.to fake hand ii running tie geyeznment.
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Remember, no band leader. can produce
faultless music II even the humbl lest player.
doesn't play insthes right key. "a Are YOU:
playing in the right key Forbes Maya
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People who live in rented houses should :
not throw stones,'.' says an exchange. No
they should not-they should pay, their
rent and pull down the curtains at night: i !:
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s.ls Down in southern Minnesota ripe I'd !
matoes are bringing. the farmer fifteen =
cents per bnshel. We are paying less !
than fifteen cents pound up here. Il -: ~
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" Bar fixtures are being sold throughout
the country at bargain prices. ! In few
years they'll be bought as antique furni-
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The man who is constantly disapp pointed
in others likely to be: disapp ointing fell
low 'fimself.-Forbes Magazine. = :. j.
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- In Bulgaria they have placed a tax on .
short skirts. In America they are q tax on I
the eyes. -, -; -, :s.s :: = +: ,
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/. t Chaperones are contemplating going on !
!, a strike. What good is Schaperone, any,
way? s: @,.:s IT, & III ~ o.,
I % $40 s---S{ 'E.;. = ~
Fish stories aren't in it with some Of the
duck stories you listen to these days.
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4 You know who lis boss, when hubby
cooks his own breakfast. :. r. - "
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The berry season is practically over in
Guiding Newberries s a g. III z IS ID
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