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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-20

Tho Ritchie-Noonan support didn't stick together
Bemidji certainly gave William T. good endorse
ment Just why some refused to stay with thu
two men who were endeavroing to pull together
cannot be learned.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-20
11iE sEaalDJr DxH.Y qloNEER

Margaret's church, Westminster. Y
National blue sky legislation, safe
guarding the. gold standard and fed
eral and state, taxation. are. among
subjects to be discussed at confer
ence of leaders of the Western min
ing industry to be opened at Denver
today. ~
In tho Days News y
In naming DR.. WI Ting Fang for
the premiership, the new president of
China has made a wise selection, in
the opinion of the many American
statesmen and men of affairs who
have enjoyed the personal acquaint-
ance of DR.. WI. Supplementin!g his
university training III England with
extensive travel, and having resided
in washington for some years as the
Chinese: minister to the Uhitei
States, DR.. WI is one Of the indiYjd-
uals7 rrare in any icountry-whose
intelligence is universal in it's range:
He is a man of the world in all that
the phrase implies. He has been an
untiring student Of Western litcra-
ture and customs. 1t is recalled that
during the Boxer troubles in, China,
DR.. :Wu's sympathies were so mani
testify with the United States that his
government ordered him home from
Washington. He was sent back for
second term as minister, however,
remaining until 1909. when he was
recalled to codify the laws Of his
country.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-20

Reports indicate that the women didn't get GU
and vote, at the beginning, when they were give
their suffrage rights. If some one would sugges
that this right be taken away from them, he'd b
some popular "ladie: man."
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-20
DAILY PIONEER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS

--,e,,rte.s't~S5gT NJ,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-20
Solved the Problem

II was almost distracted with
stomach trouble, gas and collie At
tacks and didn't know what to do.
I had tried everything l heard of,
and the doctors medicine did not
help me. A friend. told me about
Mavr's Wonderful Remedy, and il
has solved the problem, as can now
eat anything and have no DISTRESS
] 1T; is a simple, harmless prepare:
ton that removes the catarrha
mncus from the intestinal tract and
allays the Inflammation which causes
practically all stomach, liver and in
festival ailments, including agpen'
dicitis. One dose will convince 35ol
money refunded. At All. Drussists
Advertisement. ~ W.
lsaNEK &GGfES o. "a o.. - = y ::
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-20

Even if your candidate didn't win, the straw
berries taste just as sweet.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-20

Women, you simply must vote, if you want t
keep on wearing the "overals." The men hav
voted since the beginning and are still at it. 70
have had but four short years, and can it be 20
are growing tired so soon?
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-20
ttDAKOTAN' GOES
TO HARVESTER CO.

r. John Matthys is the 18th grad
uate of Dakota Business College,
Fargo, N. D., to get a position at
the International Harvester Co.'S
Fargo office. Ruth Shine, who
took a D. B. c. course after finish
ing High School, is the 9th ''Da-
kotan'' for the Hull Insurance Co.
All Fargo banks, all wholesale
houses but one, employ D. B. G..
students. 8 Fargo bank officers were
D. B. G. men. This answers your
question Of what school 4. attend.
=. sFolEewtheS Successful" School
year begins in JIM E: J(WrtchIfF7 g..
Watkins. Pres, 500 Ffontst St.,
Fargo, N. D.ar>H ~ OarNAW
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-20

You never can tell what a chicken, woman o
a voter will do.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-20

Just the same, we think little less money for
locomotive smashups and little more money for
such organizations as our juvenile band would make
the state fair set little bit better with the people.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-20
TWIN cUERNsEYs INCORPORATED. .
(Bv Edison Washburn), =. ~,

On the 9Th day Of June, Mr. E. NJ. Satire at
tended a Guernsey sale at Thief River Falls where
he was the fortunate purchaser Of Of beautiful
Guernsey COW, the owner OF which onered $lSo 1or
her calf, if a heifer, when week old. We now
learn Mr.. Satire is the proud owner OF not one
hsifer, but twins. That gives him the immediate
return on his investment Of $500 Of 100 per cent
and with valuable cow free. This was done in
the short space Of one week. Can you compare
INV wildcat mining Or oil well that can compare
with this as return for a good investment?
IT,, Let us suppose this COW will produce twin heifers
next year: she will then be producing $500 off,
spring each year, besides her dairy products,
which, at the rate Of 400 pounds fat, would be
worth approximately SITS, making total earning
of S475 less the expense in of, say $75 leav-
ine your COW with a net return Of $500. Would
we not all of US like to buy stock in a concern Of
this kind?
This is but comparison in products in the ac-
tual livestock game and wild -cat' stock game, and
of the two I'll put my bet on the livestock end.
The returns are not always so, but they will come
nearer doing it than the average stock proposition.
II one were to follow these figures through it would
run into a maize, which would not be able to
fathom. With the interest on your returns with
an added increase each year, it would make
liking Midas" Of every possessor of such an~ani-
NAL. "-.:
We know Of several instances Of comparison Of
this Guernsey COW, one in particular being in South
Minneapolis. man bought a family from
one Of our prominent Holstein breeders, who paid
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-20
ToDAY'S: EVENTS

The annual Rose Festival at Port
land, Orc, opens today,
The international convention of
Kiwanis Clubs opens today at Toron-
to.
r.. The Prince Of Wales is scheduled
to reach England today on his re-
turn from India.
The 32nd annual national reunion
Of, United Confederate Veterans will
have it's formal opening today at
Richmond.
Plans for completing the $75,000,-
900 fund of the Southern Baptist
convention will be outlined at a con-
ference Of Baptist leaders at Nash
vile today.
A regular barge service between
Pittsburgh and New Orleans is to be
inaugurated today with the departure
Of the first tow from Pittsburgh to
the Crescent City.
Medical men from all parts Of the
Dominion are to gather in Winnipeg
today for the annual meetings of the
Canadian Medical association and its
affiliated societies.
The marriage of the Hon. Arthur
Howard, grandson of the late Lore
Strathcona, and Miss Lorna Bald
win, daughter of Hon. Stanley Bad
win, M. p, members of the British
government, takes place today at st
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-20
THIS TIME LAST YEAR

Babe Ruth made his twenty-ifth
homer off Myers in Boston.
The Tigers beat the Giants in an
exhibition game in Detroit.
Baltimore beat Toronto II to 8
and scored six homers, three triples
and two doubles, -.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-20

$OOV Tor the cow ana was Onered $3VO Tor ner CAR,
and she returned her owner twin heifers. But the
owner did not sell these twin heifers and kept them
to continue his herd. We also know Of man in
. New York who invested hi. first 5000 for pure
bred COW, and his neighbors were inclined to send
him to the insane asylum He put nice record on
the COW and was offered 81 900 but refused His
neighbors again thought him bit off, He is to-
day one Of the leading farmers and breeders Of
central New York state, owning several farms and
worth half million. .y -, 49,.
e sE We do not wish to be quoted as recommending
purebred cattle for everybody, but only for those
10 situated and So constituted in themselves that
/ they would take interest in the animals ndivid
:suaS TO handle the pure-bred proposition, because,
" is one Of greater comparison and greater respon
liability than that Of the grade herd-it is always
capable Of 1oosing you money than the grade
hard unless properly handled ~ 3o9 o.
But for those who are properly situated, the
) .pure-bred cattle business is winner and source
of much satisfaction and pride to the owner. 1t
should be handled strictly production basis and
herd records kept-without ~- these records your
pure-breds of little value in excess to ordinary
grades.
49,
Women, you simply must vote, if you want to
keep on wearing the "overalls." The men have
voted since the beginning and still at it. You
nave nau Dut 1OuE SnOrC years, ana can IL De you
are growing tired so soon?
Reports indicate that the women didn't get out
and vote, at the beginning, when they were given
their suffrage rights. If some one would suggest
that this right be taken away from them, he'd be
some popular "ladie: man."
4--4 r.
The Ritchie-Noonan support didn't stick together.
Bemidji certainly gave William T. good endorse
ment. Just why some refused to stay with the
two men who were endeavroing to pull together,
cannot be learned.
Just the same, we think little less money for
locomotive smarhups and little more money for
such organizations as our juvenile band would make
the state fair set little bit better with the people
',>t'. SS
st. Paul high school students picked one of their
male teachers and ducked him in public fountain
It's getting school teacher almost earns his
salary.
S-s
Well Voters, she's overland than half Of
you didn't exercise your right to vote. We suggest
z that you hold an election of your own
~ s-S
How would it do to turn the courtroom into a
canning factory, at least long enough to can the
, lake road speeders.
.**r $1,000
Even if your candidate didn't win, the straw
berries taste just as sweet.
fS
You never can tell what chicken, woman or
a voter will do.
, 4 &S
Summer has arrived. Brichmont is open.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-20

Vancouver, B. C.-Douglas fir is
now demande din Chinese govern
ment contracts.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-20
NORTH DAKOTA A. F. & A. M,
.." IN SESSION AT FARGO
(By United Press)

Fargo, N. D., June 20.-Five hun
dred lodge members are attending
the annual gathering of the Grand
Lodge A. r. & A. M. which opened
today and will be in session until
Thursday.
:. The Grand Chapter of the Order
of Eastern Star goes into its annual
session Thursday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-10
REPORT ON FIRE
INSURANCE RATE
HERE IS ISSUED
After Survey. Engineers Announce
Findings and Make Recommends.
tlons; City Retains Same
Rate by Margin.

Fire prevention conditions here
need many improvements. according
TO the written repor, made by tie
Oklahoma Inspection Bureau which
recently completed a survey OF the
city with the view OF determining
whether new fire insurance rates
should be put In effect here.
Out of possible 5000 points OF
defIciescy. based on the standard
grading schedule. Chickasha scored
S.i93 points. the report states. This
score places the city In the seventh
class but with only seven points to
spare. This was formerly known as
the fourth class and is the same as
has been in effect here for several
years.
In determining the grade, consid
GRAFTON Is given to the water and
fire departments. fire alarm system.
building AMI fire prevention laws
and enforcement thereof. police as.
sstance, structural and climatic con-
ditions.
The grading, says the repor. OF
the inspection bureau, dlscloses that
at the present time the water de-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-10

partment grades three clssses poor.
er than the fire department and
fire alarm system two classes poor
or than tho fire department. "Thls
Ia due principally TO unrcIiability OF
power for pumping lack Of sufficient
number and capacity OF reserve
pumping equipment and lack Of
duplication Of important suction and
supply lines" the report statcal
"Thcrc are an excessive number o.
failures posaIble which WOULD pre-.
vent delivering fire flow for H.
definite periods. Il appears that Il
n OF greatest importance 10 I'm
prove tho water plant
while the fire department grades
better than other departments. there
are $50 points OF deficiency charge
able. at present" To eliminate this,
the bureau recommends:
installation OF q 30-box fire alarm
telegraph system complete with four
circuit switchboard. local alarm cir.
cult to fire stations. etc.
Addition OF two flrcmcn to each
shin whether IN separate company
or TO I'LL present companiesl.
Erection OF a fire station In south.
vest Part OF the city. equipped with
s50-gallon pumper.
To improve. reliability OF pumping
facilities at water plant. install the
Iso-gallon twostage centrifugal
pump now laying dIsmantled on floor
OF the pulp station. In place OF the
booster pump which Is not needed.
The two 750-gallon pumps operating
together would be Capable to sup
ply maximum domestic consumption
at such times as the large pump Is
out OF service for repairs, the en-
gineer sets forth in sis report
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-10
THERE is NO BEST BREED" OF
CHICKASHA SAYS A. AND M. EXPERT

saltwater. March l0.--What Ia tho
best breed OF chIckensf
That question frequently Is asked
by persons who are thinking OF
taking a plunge In the poultV bust.
ncns.
Dut there Ia no best breed" nc.
cordIng TO Harry Emblctcn. profcs.
sor Of poultry husbandry at Okla.
homa Agricultural and Mechanical
College.
you can find good and poor
layers. large and small girls In every
breed" Embleton explains. 1T IL
the strain more than the breed that
Ia really the more important thing
10 consider"
There are three recognized gen.
eral classes Of poultry" Embleton
says. the small birds or the so-cailed
egg producing class. the medium
sized bird or the so-called dual pur.
pose class. and the extremely large
or the meat class. There is no great
distinction between the egg class or
the dual so far as the egg production
In concerned for many Of the medium
meat breeds are good egg layers.
and In the small sized birds which
are considered for egg laying only.
there are often times found indivi.
duals that viii weigh from five TO
five and one-half pounds and these
will make fairly good meat bird.
Now, In regard to the breed you
would like to have. | have first to
suggest that you decide upon whether
you want general purpose breeds.
When you have made this decision
pick out the breed whloh you like
best because this Is the breed with
which you will get the best results.
After you have picked the breed
that you like best buy your stock or
eggs from breeder which you know
has bred for the things that you de-
sire. This may be egg production or
1t may be show purposes or 1t may
be combination. You will find many
breeders that have bred for egg pro-
duction, but their stock may not be
worth very much for show purposes.
You can find breeders which have
bred for show purposes and their
stock. in. turn, may not be worth
very much for egg production You
can find a small percent OF breeders
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-10

which have combined these two
qualities and Of course their stock
would naturally be worth more be.
cause of having this combination.
but just as matter Of caution
be sure you know the breeder from
whom you are buying your stock and
bc sure that he has the strain OF
birds which have the qualities which
you desire"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-10
PUBLIC RECORDS
In the District Court.

Sylvia Eltine Allen VS.. l.. p. Sor.
rels.
John Snodgrass w. James Snod.
grass; suit on notes
In Probate Court.
In re guardianship of Troy Brum-
cit and Truman Brumett; Gertrude
Brumctt, petitioner. Hearing March
II.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-10

GET A
CLOS E-UP'
Calico made the telescope and brought to light un-
known stars and planets the of the moon, the
rings of Saturn and other things:
Properly used, the telescope is wonderfully effec
tive instrument But look through the wrong end
and your vision becomes distorted things get out of
focus; objects we'll within your reach look miles away
An important province of this paper is to act your
telescope. Use it PROPERLY and your vision is en-
larged. That means reading the advertisements as
we'll as the other Fail to read the advertising
and you overlook great deal that you ought to
and know = the best in values opportunities for
economy increased comfort, convenience and happ-
Advertising brings close to your hand the things
you want. Tells you where to buy them-what they
cost. You CLEAN much valuable information about
merchants their stores their goods, their services
all important points to you possible purchaser.
You may read every line of the coumns-but
if you overlook the advertising you remain unin-
formed about the very things that you most
vitality. Unquestonably, you your vision.
Get a CLOSEUP"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-14

grlojte an Dontes yghn NuoDa.1
@ie 8eartice miro audi Sophie in
biefen BON elmer mabren Snbruslt
bes @efnbls, Der 1rauer uno Sin.
badt getragenen @pmnen 5u elmer
2i6tgeltalt iiberirbiider Spbdrer,
Die aus Der ih0pferiiden gebeimnis-
pouen Nadt fib bebt, aus Bent WeD-
iterium bes CODES, ser nidts anores
lit ol5 oer unenolide Duet ie45lt,
bie Eieie Des @ebeimniiies, aus ser
bos 2eben fommt, Der groBe nr-
from oes 2ebens.
Mopolis lit trob bes pietiitifd<:
ebangelifden Cons einiger ieiner
ogeijtliden 2ieber," Sic nur Mus-
orud ieines reiniten innigltens 8e.
fers jinb, ais religiofer Didter Elm
unenolid freier un6. uniperioler
@eift. ln6. 10 miidten iid) in ieiner
8bnntaiie, in ieinem @eiublslcbcn
tbeiitiide unb pantbeiitiide Gorltel-
lungen. 3as Naturboite lag linn,
Ser ii@ nit gifer ser 9tuoie,1 ser
Observation-Disclosures, Ser Nbpiif unb
@bemie bingab - unb grade ieB1,
als er 6ie Eobesiebnfu9t in bieien
tiefiinnigen &Dmnen un0 8iiionen
ibermunoen batte - bod mebr i'm
8lute als ieoe fo1feiiioneQe ooer
0ogmatil6e @ebunoen6eit.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-14

- Gina ni6t? &err nno
Srau @tbbede gtngen ont sor11tag'
nabmittag ipa5iere11.
rMdL" lia9te 6rau @ibbede plos'
lid, vmeibt bu nod, bas lit ia bier
ser @eg, auf oem mir unieren erlten
5pa5iergong 3uiammen madtel1.
Damals lief uns cine idmar5e &abe
iiber 6en 8eg, uno gu morlt 10 aber<
qldubiid un6 beboupteteit, 10 etrpas
brddte unglud. 9fun, lit Str etpas
nnglidlides paiitert?"
Sou, etpo nidt?" iagte Ser
8ibbede.
- Bemeis. Anf benz Sabr,
n1arft ltanb elm 4usrnfer ntto bot
Elm Mttel gegen ale mlogliden Ger
ben an.
.Siers rief e, .bieie Yaitinen
iinb greBartig, fms ~pnroerbor, %
brauden 5ie feline Strobe, 0ns f6n-
r1en sic mir gIouben, 0enr feit %
SSabren perfaufe ih 0teie 8aitiQen,
unb nod ME bat iid ei1t Menld be.
idmert. 8ns benefit bas, meme
@erri6aften?"
ga rief cine 5timme aus Dem
&reia Ser nmlteben5en:
SAB Ole Gotten ni6t reben tom
men,"
E-Ig VI sa#--.E u ~ 49, 5H-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-14
Gin ,1emes. Meiiter,uerf ber ira1=
griediidem &mnit entbedt.

Ser Gnno ether Marmorbafis
init berrliden Geliefifnlpturell, Der
Dor fltr5em ut Der alten, bon Sbe=
miitofles 478 b. STR. erbauten
Mol1er BON Mtben gernabt wuroe,
fat 5ur @nt0ed1lng zines atpetten
Marmorblodes, 1,ur menige Meter
entfernt, gefiibrt. Ml1d oiele 5mcite
8aiis lit, pie aus Ntben genteloet
miro, auf orei Seiten nit Signren
inn &eliefitilgeidmiidt nn6 bon por=
3mglider grbaltung. 0ie 95ene,
Sic o1f Ser Goroerleite 6argelteut
miro, lit ein5igartig; fie 5eigt maui
li9, oaB Ole @rieden bereitS $odep
geipielt boben. Man iiebt cine
@ruppe BON ieds Sunglingen; in
Der Mitte iteben 5pei, bon oenen
ieoer einen Stab balt, Der ben beute
gebrau9ten @odep-5tdben poltfon1<
men abnli9 lit, uno 5piidm 0en
Stdben lit Elm 8au 81 icben. Bis
fer NOR nod in feiner bil0liden
o6er literariiben Queue bon oieiem
Spiel Die &eDe un0 ma,1 mir0e
pieueidt an cine 6alidung glauben,
pe,m uidt Die Gunojtatte Die @dt,
beit oes &%unltperfes ilber ieoen
3meifel erbeben muroe. 81 ieoer
5eite ser Mitteloruppe lteben 8uei
anbere Siinglinge IN a%nsrrberoer
Saltnng, ieoer NIT einem ioldbe1l
9odepitab bemaffnet. Sic beioer
5eitenrclicfe baben eirle,l erliterel1r
mebr friegeriiden Snbult. Auf ie-
Ser Darltclung lit Elm &rieger NIT
5pcer unb 91ilo altf eillem 5treit-
tpager 5u ieben, 0ei{en 6ibrer elm
@cipam BON 3 bier &olien 5igeH-
Sirter- Dem @agen i6rciten 5pei
bcpaffnete Mai1ner gu GuB, icoer
ei11er ru1tDcn Gdilb int lirten Mrm
uno einen Speer in Der redten
&anb. Die Spccre maren ~nripriing>
lid gemalt ulo sic Spnren Der Mo-
.lerei iinb nod oettlih 3u ieben-
9(ne &rieger tragen forintbifbe
&elme, ober Der @ogenfibrcr einen
1attiiifden. Ser 5tu 0ieier ~1leusefun-
ocnen MeIiets lddbt ebetfaAs elm
Meijtermerf Der fribgriedlifden
9unit crfentte11 bod tit Ell mebr
cnttpidelt als Der Der erlten un6 ge-
BORT eHQer ipdteren 8eit an, tpabr-
ideinIi1 oen 5ebn Sabre1, Sic Der
.51laht bel Maratbon porausgin-
gen. 9ieie ernIte 3eit, IN Der Der
@rieo init ben Beriern orobte,
prdgt ii1 alls In Der 8orliebe fur
Sic &%ricgeriaeneny mdbrem IN Der
glidlideren Set Der eriten &eliefs
UNI 500 nur Spiele oargelteM
tparen.
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