Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 17, 1911, Page 4

* THE BEMIDJIJDAILY{PIONEER SPORTS OF THE DAY TUESDAY, OOTOBER 17, 191 I. EW PUBLIC LIBRARY New-Cash-Want-Rate ‘ Open daily, except Sunday and Mon- \ Life of a Gowh. Don't trifle with a cold is good ad- “A lawsuit in which women’s clothes | vice for prudent men and women. It are the center of litigation teaches |may be vital in case of a child. There even o woman many things she nover | is nothing better than Chamberlain’s | Saras (ogl2 &0, 10 Gnmp'""d,',’ oy e P before suspected about the clothes she | Gough Remedy for coughs and colds (m. BEATRICE MILLS, Librarian. i - e“ -a ur & e | wears!? sald a well dresed voman. |in anildren, 1t is sato ahd surs. For 2 3 BADGER STAR BACK IS HURT S d YALE’S WEAKNESS ON PASSES | in which & woman was ‘attempting to) 21 PY Barker's Drug Store. ‘ — 8 Sports for the Week. 4 secure full insurance for gowns dam- !Yln e{fi c;shu%cvc"ompames“ cony | Half-Back Glllette Thought to Have | & & & & @ © @ ©® ©® ©© & coaches Think Eleven Needs More | aged by firec Tn the experi. testimiony N RE 4 oriper e W ] Been Badly Injured, Quickly Re- Tuesday. \ Drilling on That Play—Open it was asserted no dress has a money : g cash does not accompany copy. the ! covers and Returns. | (‘liddeu tour Tun trom Siannton * Style to Get Trial. value in law after it bas- been worn regular rate of one ceuta word will i S | b i —_ ten times. Aceording to that theory, z be charged. o [Va., to Roanoke, Va., 0.8 miles. 3 « Eddie Gillette, the star left half- | - Fei y The work of the Yale football squad | every gown owned by the plaintiff had X baos of the Wisconsin University foot: | Continuation of the baseball serles thus far has convinced the coachers |outlived its usefulness before the fire SVERY HOME HAS A WANT AD ball squad, who strained a ligament in ‘tur the world’s championship. that'the team’s weak point this year | came along to complete its destruction. A one of the early scrimmages witk the | Wednesday. 18 likely to lie in a failure to make | and with the exception of a triding | For Rent--For Sale--Exchange reserves, has fully recovered. | Glidden tour run from Roanoke,|the most of the open style of play. :[sum representing the actual worth of i ? “ --Hslp Wanted--Work Warted Keckle Moll, Eddie Gillette and Bull | Va., to Winston-Salem, N. C., 124.3| The team has failed lamentably in | 0ld material the insurance company | . --Etc.--Etc. | Roberts seem 'tabe,tHe: only. men on |miles. oft-repeated attempts to gain ground | was absolved from its obligations”— | the varsity squad possessed of any | Young Saylor vs. Ray Bronson, 10 by the use of the forward pass. | New York Sun. | | % rounds, at Indianapolis. In the Wesleyan game, the visitors : - ; % | 3 had no trouble each time in intercept- One View of Mountain Climbers. KNOWN VALUES | B Thursday. i ing the attempted pass and breaking | Mountain elimbing, Low a popular i JUBLISHERS CLASSIFIED ADVERTIS- 1 ) GHdden tour run f‘_“]“:t I‘f“’é‘_‘ - part of an outing at home and abroad, : ING ASSOCIATION PAPERS o Salem; N. C., to Charlotte, N. C, was regarded in a far different light | Papers in all parts of the States and ot 135.6 miles. in its earlier days. “Murray’s Guide Sanada. Your wants supplied—anywhore ang b | Opening of annual bench show of to Switzerland,” published in 1888, in = - in;ieflbyage ;;;:h::%ii:m; ;;. ufllghzg:m;ifim . the Texas Kennel Club, Dallas, Tex- | the section -devoted to Mont Blane, c I d f w 5 : X Faar i soberly related that “it is a somewhat arioad o estel‘n p‘.’,'?, Tohats Ofassifed” Aavertising Associas | Opening of bench show of North-| remarkable fact that a large proportion 5 v, Buffalo, N. Y. » |eru California Kennel Club, Sacra- of those who have made this ascent el mem—— ento, Cal have been of unsound mind.” This N quotation will console many timid FOR SALE ORSE Broke and unbroke Mares and Geldings weighing from 1000 to-1500 pounds. To be sold at Pogue S Barn | | Friday. ‘ cndmn tour run from Charlotte, , to Anderson, S. C., 160.6 miles. ' Saturday. : | Glidden tour run from Anderson. [S. C.. to Atlanta, Ga., 144.2 miles. | Army-Yale football game, at West | Point. | Cornell-Washington and Jefferson | fatball game, at Tthaca. Harvard-Amherst football game, at Cambridge. Dartmouth-Williams football game Navy football game, at souls.—Argonaut. How Linco!nshire Shepherds Count. Yan (1), tan (2), tethera (3), pethera @, pimp (5). sethera (6). lethera (7), hovera (8). covera (9). dik (10), yau-a- dik (11), tan-a-dik (12), tethera-dik (13), pethera-dik (14), Dumpit (13), yan-a- bumpit (16), ’tan-abumpit (17), ete., jiggit (20).—From “Shepherds of Brit ain.” by A. L. J. Gosset. FOR SALE—Rubber stamps. The Pioneer will procure any kind of a rubber stamp for you on short notice. FOR SALE—Round Oak Heater. Mrs. Geo. Kirk, 1109 Lake Blvd. FOR SALE—Cheap. Monarch range nearly new.413 rvine Ave. FOR RENRT > RS R —_— FOR RENT—Steam heated furnish- : ed rooms with use of bath. 703 sylvania-Brown feotball game Minu. Ave. at Philadelphia. | Coach Jack Fleld. _ . 1! chicago-titinois tootball game, at| uy tne play. In that game Yalo also FOR RENT—Two nnfurnished roon Eddle Gillette, Star Badger Back. | Chicago. | tried to use the on-side Kick without y Medern except heat. 320 Minne- —_— | 1mesota- <o fcotball game | success. sota Ave. S “pep” or ginger and but for their work | ¢ Minneapolis. While the natural thing for Yale to — = { in carrying theball the freshmen | s o, shieht be t5 abandon: thelattampt - FOR RENT—2 furnished rooms, $10 e would have held the varsity scoreless _ at an open game, which never has a month. 1111 Lake Boulevard. m: recen; Sfll‘in;lmflge- o rroved of great value here, the coaches B ange, the sophomore, who failed to instead have determined to go ahead H report for the freshman team last and try to develop the mew football i LOST AND FOUND H 7ear; 1Ay boen declared elisible: GOSSIP OF §|wue fallest extent. LOST—Saturdzy 2 $20 bills. Finder Festure on sweaer rogram. | @ SPORTDOM 1§ | umpires TA—KE ouT PoLicis, ASHAMED OF RER FASE return 1o tafs ofice ana. receive o One event on the Swedish program | L was ashamed of my face writes liberal reward. 1 it to the knj | iss Pickard o ort] arolina. :l;xore S{\;:IES Ol b@ ng‘fs of yore | £ Venezuelan Arhu"s Guard Ag,m.g\ was all full of pimples and scars, but i an athletic club stars of today is | All Accldents, S: A do M after using D. D. D, Prescription for MISCELLANEOUS the “Modern Pentathlon,” comprising | Packey McFarland still hopes, ":f_ ecmséin::tll Jl:';;:l: ar- Bezema 1 can ;s%’czg}é‘; now ther is i h 3. 1, 8 T, no sign of af an hat was : i?;m?;figc::s?:'o il:aotlng, riding, Ftogel thinks it's Alexander the ln- d o ,h’;elf’gyen;s E”‘S‘:’a (i e ADVERTISERS—The great state of eacine yoteyann. | Erete: In Venezuela, according to Armando | in which D. D, D. has Simply washcd North Dakota offers unlimited op- { - | Qoach Cavanaugh seoms to be doINg | yargans, the Cincinnati outflelder, | away_the skin “trouble. D. D D: portunities for business to classi- Giants Flee From Kisses. m};‘g;m“;as:‘i’:°t‘;:< Brown teams | V1 1S Felatives there, the people are Somn. Puotiasis and ot\;\grgseenos"s 0 fied advertisers. The recognized ; Only the speed that has won for D tel just as wild over baseball as In Amer- | diseases; stops the itch instantly, an advertising medium is the Fargo ’ thom the National league pennant thig | CBA0EE the college yell. fca or Cuba. The umplres down there, | Ak 45ed W D Dt Thtas e Daily and Sunday Courier»mi i | year saved seven members of the | VAO IS the most valuable man in| says Armando, are crafty. Before ev-| D. D. D. for the complexion. A . ; c r 3 i from being kissed th. the National league, anyhow? ery game they take out accident in-| _ Trial Pottle 25 cents. enough to the only sevon day paper in the ' Giants from g ed the other prove the merit of this wonderful rem- state and the paper which carries - night when they attended a church | Davey Jones is slated .o join the| surance policies. The most violent | edy. T pap i | fair which is being held at an uptown | “OBes Who were” next season. rooters in Venezuela are the mresident 'w‘f&l g e o i i 4 the largest amount of classified - 1 armory. Fifty girls in attendance at | Notre Dame appears to be pretty | and treasurer of the local insurance | antee that if this very first hoftle “fails ‘advertising. The Courier-News the booths made a dush for the ball | Well frozen out of football now. companies and they take no chances. tgwgwe you relief it will cost you noth- | covers North Dakota like a blank- players and attempted to kiss them. | Ferhaps it is called Indian summer | They guard and protect the umpires, | paricers Drug Store, Bemidji, Minn. et; reaching all parts of the state The playe“s mladdsda ;as[y retreat, | onMBlccount of ;hetbfofitball games. de?fldt‘f:get:::: :fi‘“sgre?:nnflmw“, the day of publication; it is the The party include red Merkle, | nnesota’s football team is mak,| and, af e e, ng any ! 0 » i - | Louis Drucke, C. L. Herzog, Grover C, | Ing haste more slowly this season. sudden demand upon their own ;reas.; REST AHD HEALTH T0 MOTHER AND CHILD.( s:fin;r rt:t Auseum ortder tov g;tfirel i Hartley, Bert Maxwell, Leon Ames | Karla, the Indian wrestler, is seek | uries. | Y EARS by MILEIONS ¢ sulls; rates one cent per word firs } ¥ > % e iy % ot ingertion, one-half cent per word and John Murray. ing a match with- Mahmout or Zbyszko, 1 fail to unnerstan’ de American | {OTHERS for their CHILDREN 'WHILI B L p T : BT T O | spten,” complains Senor Almelda, the | FEHIINING, with PERIKCT sgccmss sceidine Insestion; A5ty osts YOST USES PBU‘“? = KNiFE 0“ WOLVERINES Mexican player on the Cincinnati \I‘Ifx;esatanrmg« {cufifis}'gncofimi o per line per month. Address the -~ 7 3 i Lean he say to me |'5 Ui best remedy'for DIARRHGEA, _it js at- Courier-News, Fargo, N. D. R HEE i team. “Senor Mc] X olutely harmless. Be sure and ask for “Mrs er-News, Fargo, N. D. . ¥ de ozzer day dat I am full of prunes. | winslsw's Soothing Syrup,” and take no othes Why he mak’ _sueh accusat’, when he | <ind Twenty- -fve eeitsd bottie. | Talk to the people In prosperous ent Wiz me an’ know perfectly well | North Dakota through the columns bave not even touched one prune?” OM SMART of the Grand Forks Herald; read Decathlon is Commended. DRAY AND TRANSFER every day by 80,000 in 150 towns The decathlon which will- be used SAFE AND PIANO MOVING and rural routes in the northern in the Olympic games at StockhOI |yyyiguncypraness 818 Amerien Ave. fice Phone 12 | half of the state, Classified ads, has all the good points and none of for sale, help wanted, exchange, the_oblectlonzble features of the A. real estate, etc., for 1-2 cent a word A. U. all around championships. I each insertion. Send stamps to e The Herald, Grand Forks, N. D. IF YOU HAVE ECZEMA OR ANY NUBSE A. SMlTH _ 4 - SKIN OR S(‘ALP'IITI;,‘UBE KR KKK KKK K KKK KKK .C.H.L.O.S. * - | You hy OOODIBWS, or Q.C-H.L.O. 8 o WANTED—OId cotton rags at % | more remedies with small success. g g9 this office. No silk, gunny * { This costs money and it is uncertain. — y sacks, grain sacks or overalls * We want you to try ZEMO, the clean KAISER HOUSE x Mcep’t:fi, Cut all buttons off, * ] liquid remedy, but we do not want 609 Bemid)i Ave R Government * i : § you to pay for it unless you are sat- § . Cash. paid. * 1 | isfied with results. We have so much Officials, or for political EREETERTHREX LR — — faith in Zomo that we want you to | pp : Nursi 9 poiitica Gy 1t by senaimg 1o the 1. w. 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No home is complete ey Baliroom, banaoce rooms and u'i’,v?fé 7 R without this beautiful piano, chasesat our [ dining rooms:Sup parlor and oberva 2 ) and here is a chance of store. | gonbrmvg}-mokmxmv harrn)r‘nndLuke : our life to get one Gperlor. | Convenient Lo every thing. b = One of the Great Hotels of the Korthwest Absolutely FREE E a Q, I I S tl Sign the coupon ay and hand l( to us, nomina- ‘yourself, C«h aSQ & Coupon s indly enter the name of o gl . Ko Huffman Harris & Reynolds M. Bemidji, Minn. 4 Phone 144 Tt ot Fopacit ot ¥ Offers complete facilities Q a S Ry h;:slz;ntogzvotc:.:;? for the Transaction of s not been enftered, T b v i T R every form of Legitimate Insurance. WhQn ’0 U a»I'Q tl I‘Qd Conducted by National Pablicity Co., Freeport, Ii., for + Your Patronage Invited JUS‘L ‘try thQIn_ tha}ts a]l! Real Estath, Loans,Bond$ Captain Wells of Michigan. - and Rentals After Coach Yost got through with | Allmendinger, Peterson, Bogle, Wells, Exclusively Sold at : . 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