rt -a* £7' of publicity, if not of propaganda,' and wherfe'' these wonderworking radio with the V^nderbift name attached to boxes are produced. Business Exchange his enterprise undoubtedly h.e^ will* I Heretofore' the factories had, teen have entre to the inner circles of finance engaged, in supplying the requirements and industry that shoilfd be productive of radio telegraph interests for com CITY PROPERTY FARM LANDS AUTOMOBILES of much material of public and mercial communication purpose* NOTES—JUDGMENTS, Etc.— it interest, if it be discreetly written and the lesser needs of5 the American boy J&j Bought, Sold or Exchanged the young man display the ability to radio amateur, but ythen radiophone sift the wheat^from the chaff. broadcasting of music concerts, lectures, .... LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US. Young Vanderbilt ha,s the opportunity sporting news, markets, etc., Office Keyes Hardware Bldg. /of a lifetime for public service was inaugurated .during the Fall of I^evHA. MATTHEWS if he can measure up, on the one hand 1921, the manufacturers were immediately Phone"No73 H. W. KEYES, Mgr. declining to become the vehicle for swamped with orders. 4 industrial exploitation and on the Results Obtained. DD« LL.D. other refraining from too vivid an It is natural that broadcasting, cxfrying, expression, of the socialistic views that grand opera into the homes of enedHn Sin they may become too oli seem to have Ringed his mentality CHILDLESS CHILDRkN the American people should have created to be saved. It is extremely expensive since he has rubbed elbows' with tlie a concerted and impatient demand to the government for a child to world.. ^, There are twenty-five' million boys for radio sets and apparatus—especially grow to be old in sin and crime. It When his grandfather lay dying reporters and girls outside of the Sunday the low priced, popular radio costs millions to save an old man school in this country. Every child in were turned away from the receiving sets and it is a tribute to from thfc error of his way. A child Vanderbilt home as annoying pests, a America should be in scime Sunday those who had to do with the design can be saved at the threshold of childhood type of life too insignificant to warrant School every Sunday morning. Every and manufacture of the equipment and thus save his soul and society courteous treatment. The world child should be accompanied to Sunday. Do you realize that those decayed and absessed TEETH that practically (everyone who spent untold expense.^ do move. Young Vanderbilt is a reporter. School by his parents. money for an outfit—low priced or *bre undermining your health? And that over 50% of the The father who uses his automobile The operations of the Vanderbilt The mother who doesn't bring her high priced—was able without radio patients going through the Mayo clinic at Rochester are on Sunday to take his child away News service will be watched child into the world dedicated too God knowledge to obtain the desired happy found to have decayed teeth? from the church not only breaks the by the public and the newspaper profession has committed a crimg against the results. v' Ten Commandiftents, but he is a curse with thoughtful interest. child. The father who doesn't lead The large electrical manufacturing .WHY NEGLECT YOUR TEETH? to the child and a menace to this government.. his child to the altar of worship, reverence, companies making the bulk of the ANIMA. and devotion has committed a. GIRL LOVES WILD necessary radio devices are permanent THE DR. BURRILL DENTISTS The father who spends his Sunday crime against his child and against institutions and they early recognized on the golf links is a fraud so far as Society for he has left fiUt of the that radiajn the home is here to a religious influence is concerned, and child's training the greatest factor. stay. Properly designed and properly 311 THIRD STREET TELEPHONE 474 he is a menace/ to the spiritual devel­ Parents who refuse to bring their made apparatus is necessary in ordejthat DR. R. Ai HEIMER, Resident Manager. children to church, and wko refuse to satisfactory radio reception shall allow their children to unite with the It is the business of tlie father to be be permanent. ii^i the Sunday School with his child, church and become devout Christian As an indication of the expansion of and it is the business of the child to workers are stumbling blocks they factory Output which has taken place be in,the church pew by the side of '&re curses to their children. it may be stated that commercial and his father. There is but one remedy for the experimental racUo rieqi^irements a Why do people neglect to bring condition in this country, and that is yeay ago used up vacuum tubes at the their children to Christ and into the salvation by Jesus Christ. There is rate of 4,000 per year, while the pres* church? Such parents and such neglect but one place in which that salvation ent demand exceeds 200,000 of 4hese are bringing untold sorrow and can be found, and that is in God's infallible devices per month. expense and reflection upon this country. Word. There is but one institution CUR TIS HOTEL The factories manufacturing for the The juvenile courts and the penal authorized to teach that Radio Corporation of America are operating institutions are full of the children Word, namely the orthodox Christian on a greatly expanded production who come from such homes. church. program and it is quite possible TENTH STREET AT FOURTH AVENUE Parents, you are either a curse or a Every child should be in Sunday that there will be a surplus of sets Minneapolis Minnesota blessing to your children. If you School and in the church pew on Sunday and parts within sixj monttis. neglect your Sunday duty you are a morning sitting beside his parents. Verily, it may be said that a new curse tb them. Children ought to be Tha Northwest's Newest and Largest Transient Hostelry Children are never too young too be use has been found for flag poles, in the Sunday School and church if saved, but ifi they are neglected and One whole city block of beautiful Lobbies, chimney tops and high trees dead or the nation is to be saved. grow to be old men and women hard- Restaurants and Shops. alive. All have been or are being put Pipe Organ Music during the Noon luncheon hour. to work sustaining one end of radio Orchestra Music at night during dinner. receiving antennas. Future of Broadcasting. A la Carte and Table d' Hofce Service This girl prefers wild animals for The future of radiophone broadcasting in the Main Restaurant. her playmates. She is Gladys Ditmars, might be viewed from a dozen seventeen-year-old daughter of TARIFFS angles. A dozen or a score of prophecies Dr. Raymond Ditmars, curator of the 76 Rooms, Private Baths, Slng)» X2.00, might be obtained froih as Bronx zoo in New' York. She knows Double $3.00 9 every species in the zoo by their first many prophets, but perhaps the only 324 Rooms, Private Baths, Single 12.50, the new activity, especially in the field RADIOPHONE FUTURE and last names. The klnkaju and Double 93.50 sensible deductions which can be of broadcasting. AS TO BROADCASTING woodchuck are small enough to be made thus far1 are those based on what 202 Rooms, Private Baths, Single $3.00 real pets and they always can be Double $4.00 has occurred and what progress has Radio Corporation President Is Enthusiastic found around Gladys, who makes a Someday may come a writer gifted Others en suite been made during the first six months great fuss over them. Over Great Developments. with the ability to analyze retrospectively of popular radio. the conditions which led up to Already the broadcasting stations Nearly 55 Years a Teacher. the phenomenal growth of radiophone Points Out Its Values and Its Adaptability have tried out a range of subjects New York.—Miss Alice Elizabeth broadcasting. For the present it may to Business and Education. from prize fight ringside returns to Cranfield retired as a teacher in the be said! that those who had most to lectures on social hygiene and from New York public schools after a continuous The Seasons' Harvest do with launching the new art are too jazz to grand opera. Religious sermons service of fifty-four years six By EDWARD J. NALLY. busy supplying the needs of the American and sacred music are being sent months and sixteen days. When she Editor's Note—Radiophone is a word public jto have time for speculation was first employed her salary was out on Sundays and kiddie bedtime that has leaped into wide popularity as to who or what was responsible $132 a year. Her salary last year stories several evenings each week. Within the past few months and from In the "Spring of Youth' the farsighteded sow for the sudden universal popularity was $1,820. In the ambitious attempt to feel out being a word known to few is now thoughtfully. of The Source of Supply. radio. known to everyone. The magic of the the public desire the broadcasters "I wonder what's the matter with the When one views, as ha9 been witnessed new field of entertainment, instruction, Through "Life's Summer' they toil and save, with have discovered what newspaper managers poets?" remarked the editor of the education and science has been seized recently in a hundred cities, a vision of their future. discovered long: ago—that the Chiggerville Clarion. with thankfullness by millions. Edward queues of prospective purchasers mental and intellectual appetite of the "I thought they pestered the life J. Nally, one' of the pioneers in When "Autumn" comes the harvest is just what strung along streets leading to retail American family has a wide range of out of you by sending in contributions." radio is now president of the Radio they have made it. radio shops, it may be imagined what Corporation and is perhaps the greatest interests, and in order that theN new activity prevailed in the factories living authority on many branches of "They do, but I've run out of stamps means of disseminating what the Then, in "Winter's Twilight" well earned rest is the and I have a dozen important letters America public daily wants to know reward of their foresight and thrift. to mail."—Birmingham Age-Herald. may be a success, it is essential only Read your future to realize that the change is one of in your bank book. Relief. "Dolly, I'm glad you manner—not of matter "Thank the Lord that's over," said got Kellogg's Corn The radiophone receiver in the Flakes and fruit for Jones, as he got up from his knees. First National\ Bank sapper, t'm so fagged home can, if desired, be on duty all of "I appreciate your kindness, Miss out with the heat that Kellogg's is the the time. Its messages come in Edith." only food that would "My kindness, in refusing you?" spoken words, pleasing and easy to appeal to my appetite. International Falls Minnesota "Yeah. I either had to save board It digests so understand. In this, city, state and easily and yet I know money by marrying you or theater it is/ nourishingI national governmental departments money by getting .the mitten."—Richmond Guess I'll have another have an agency whereby the home, helping. Those Times-Dispatch. Kellogg's certainly thfe office, the farm and the workshop arm delicious•" may be reached directly and on opportune occasions. Eat sensibf) All in all we have in the radiophone MEN WANTED a new and valuable means of communication—in during the warm weather/ the main, o,f course, one way communication in the sense that the matter in newspapers and magazines has a direction of flow from organized sources into the dwellings of men. CORK FLAKES The Northern Pacific Railway Company will employ men at rates prescribed by SONS OF THE IDLE RICH. the United States Railroad Labor Board as follows: are 'Sons of the idle rich, for more than a decade the butt of American sarcasm MACHINISTS 70c PER HOUR are coming to be viewed in a clearer BLACKSMITHS 70c PER HOUR perspective.e It's a long step for health and riddance of The latest evidence of modern viewpoint SHEET METAL WORKERS 70c PER HOUR summer drowsiness and that sluggish feeling if adopted by the pampered youth you'll all stop eating so much heavy, greasy foods ELECTRICIANS 70c PER HOUR is seen in the Vanderbilt family. "The and let Kellogg's delicious Corn Flakes do your Cornelius Vanderbilt Newspaper Service" STATIONARY ENGINEERS...... VARIOUS RATES health a good turn! With cold milk and luscious having come into being under STATIONARY FIREMEN \. .VARIOUS RATES fresh fruit, Kellogg's are extra delightful—so the guiding hand of Corenlius Van BOILERMAKERS 70c and 70V2c PER HOUR crisp, and appetizing. derbilt, Jr. Young Vanderbilt burst into the PASSENGER CAR MEN. 70c PER HOUR Kellogg's Corn Flajkes are nourishing and supply newspaper profession some four years all the summer energy you need yet, they FREIGHT CAR MEN. ....03c PER HOUR ago as a reporter on The New York digest easily and actually rest fhe stomach I On HELPERS, all cla»e«... 47c PER HOUR Herald. On a thirty dollar a week mint such a diet you'll feel so much better your salary he rode to business in his highpowered will be keener and you'll accomplish a lot mor v. motor car. He tried toi be Mechanics and Helpers are allowed, time and one-half for time worked in excess of work—and help yourself keei a good fellow and nothing of a snob, eight hour* per day. cool and snappy and cheerful! so it did not take long for the speed ster to vanish and for the young millionaire Young mw who desire to learn these trades will be employed and given an oppor* to set aside some* of his preconceived Be certain to buy Kellogg't tnoity to do so. notions of the newspaper Corn Flakes in the and RED y.- *. ^1..- profession. package bearing the signature jApply to any Round House or §hopt at North Bemidji or at General Office Brainerd FLAKES GREEN Seemingly the young man has not of W. K. Kellogg, originator prospered under assignment, and hopes A:- of Corn Flakes., Hone an -V J,'! -V*' to make better headway under his Minnesota & International Railway genuine without it own direction, hence we. see him fur nishing news to the great metropolitan iM journals, some of which is published. Also aU«" of KELLOGG'S KRtJMBLE^ ud KELLOGG'S BRAN.cooktd wi S Presumably he has sensed the value