Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 9, 1912, Page 2

THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIOREER ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MAT- TER AT THE POSTOFFICE AT BE- MINN., UNDER THR' ACT OF Out of town ‘sibscribers will confer a favor if they -#ill --report-‘when" -they do not.get their papers promptly. Every subscriber to the Daily Ploneer will Teceive motice ‘about ten days be- | fore “his :time rexpires, ‘giving him an epportunity ‘to’make an advance pay- ment before.the paper is finally stopped. Subscription Rates. One’ month, :by carrier. One ‘year, by’ for. Thrée ‘ménths, postage paid Blx months, postage paid One “Year, ' postage /paid 5 ‘Ths Weekly Plonesr. Eight ‘pages, containing a summary of the mews of the week. Published every Thursday “and sent postage paid to any address for 1.50 in advance. Published-every afternoon except Sun- day by the Bemidji Pioneer- Publishing Compapy, B. &. DENU_ HAROLD J..DANE, Editor. The Potato Market. Last week W. R. Mackenzie made the statement to the Pioneer that he believed potatoes would go to seven- ty-five cents a bushel before January 1. Mr. Mackenzie based his opinion on the fact that potatoes in Aroo- stock county, Maine, are now selling for over one dolalr a bushel and that Aroostock county is considered the key of the world’s potato market. Bemidji merchants have taken ex- ception to Mr. Mackenzie’'s state- ments and claim that potatoes will not go high this winter. They say that the production last year - was close to 100,000,000 bushels short of what it is this year and that a difference of even 5,000,000 bushels would cause the price to be lower. They advise farmers to sell while the market is strong as late reports from Chicago indicate a'weak market there and ‘alsg in‘Kansas City. Whether or not he shouldsell now, |- himselt; but it is not fair for a farmer who is owing for merchandise to hold his crops in hope that'the market will go higher when it‘may go lower. He runs the risk of losing the results of a year’s work -and forcing his mer- each ' farmer must decide chants to carry the acount for anoth- er year. The farmer who is out of debt can afford to speculate. The farmer who is not has no more right to speculate than the city business man who is in debt to his wholesale house. New Field for Merchants. If Congressman' Steenerson is suc- cessful in his promised endeavors to have congress order built a harbor on Red Lake at Redby, Bemidji mer- chants will. have an entirely new field opened to them. The business from this field is at present going to Thief River Falls, although the people would rather trade in their own county and keep their money at home. The people on the reserva- tion want the harbor, the people who live in the surounding country want the harbor, and if Bemidji will back Congressman Steenerson, work on the harbor should be started some time next sumemr, Should Be Looking Forward. Paving operations were started so late this year that the contractors are having trouble finding men and it is possible that the Nymore road may not be completed -before freeze- up. ‘Men have been attracted to the ‘harvest fields by the offer of high wages and few are left for city work. The city should start this fall pre- paring for the paving that is to 'be done next year. All of the prelimin- ary work, such as any special elec- tions if necessary, floating of bond issues, etc., should be done before the snow is off the ground in the spring so that when the contracts are let, the city will have the bene- fit of a low labor cost. Contractors will figure high enough to cover the cost of top price labor when they see that their jobs are to run into the fall. If they can start work in the spring, they can get men for less money and the cost per yard to the city for paving will be materially cut. It is practically certain that more paving will be laid next year and it should be laid in the spring. PAVORITE FICTION. “The: Following Is-a Sure Cure for ‘arts.” “If T Thought 1 Was Smoking Too | Much, ‘Don’t ‘You Know, I Could Quit It for Good Right Now.” . “The Captain of the Boat Was Sea- siok ‘Himself, ‘but ‘It ‘Didn't Make Me Even ‘Dissy.” “Too Bad, Old Fellow; I Had Tick- ots to the Convention, but I Gave Them -All Away.” “I Used to Know All the Constella- Hons at Sight, but One Forgets Such Things, You ‘Know.” “My ‘Bank -Account Overdrawn? Why, 1°S8upposed I Had at Least a Hundred Here!” 3 3“5' Reported on Time Ma'sm.” Does Beem Cold. “Gosh, this New York soclety is cold-blooded,” declared the man- who had broken in from the west. “How now?” “ “An overnight visitor at my house fell over a chair and barked his shin. I hear now he has consulted a lawyer as to the llability of a host for ao- cident to a guest.” Reglstered. “What's all this?” asked the hotel vlerk after Dubbleigh had registered. “Mr. and Mrs. Horace Dubbleigh, two ehildren, chaaffeur and N. Y. 2897608?. What's the N. Y. et cetera stand for?” “‘Oh, I thought I'd register my car.” sald Dubbleigh. “That's its license number."—Judge. - e s GOOD NAME. She—Why do they call that the “Automobile Dance?” He-—Just as you're going good you stop. The Joy of the Chase. My wife's the kind of shopper ‘Whose virtues I would sing— Naught ever seems to stop her, And she never buys a thing! modern methods taking part-in it. helps and facilities, to done with its aid. ABSOLUTEL YPukE Cooking is a matter which con- cerns the whole family; ‘and under :and ‘conveniences it is made so attractive 'the: whole family is becoming ititerested, if not *“These biscuits are delicious; this cake is excellent,” says the fathere “I'made them,” ' says the daughter, ‘and both -father -and daughter beam with pleasure. It is a crime, with our modern ‘agencies, wooden cake, or leaden pastry. Royal Baking Powder has made home baking a success, a pleasure and a profit, and the best cooking ‘today “the world over is have ‘soggy biscuit, or A LIBERAL PEOPLE. ~ Jerry was treating Mike to a trolley ride. The conductor, a good-looking young Irishman, .came through, col- ! lecting the fares. Mike watched his progress with - great interest. Pres- ently he turned ‘to Jerry with ‘tears in his eyes. “Jerry,” he sald, huskily, “I've & lump in me t'roat!” “What for?” demanded Jerry. “Tis the gladness of me that’s too big to swally!” sald Mike. “Every ‘American has the big generous heart! D'ye mind the poor young felly wid the blue cap? 'Tis beggin’ his livin’ I he ts. I saw'him hold out his hangd to twenty-slven People and every bles sed wan of thim giv' him a nickel!” —Judge. Not Congenial. ‘When ‘man -admires woman's style With all her pretty graces, "Tis =ad when he starts making eyes - To find her making Zaces. The Main Desideratum. “I hear you have & most interesting & wife and two grown daugh- “Fine, fine. for bridge.” Just the right numbe: -DIRECTOR ANDEMBALMER 3 Beitrem! Ave. Bhone Be8.0, "8-and-8, O'Leary-Bewser Bidg. ——e—— | Wikiam ©. Kiein {NSURANCE; Rt Bouts, Rl Estae FirstMortgage Loans on City and -Farn - | Property . :Phene 19, ¢ -semid)), Minn. CITATION FOR NEARING O NPETI- TION FOR ADMINISTRATION. Estate- of Vinton- L. Ellis, State of Minnesota, County of Beltra- mi, jn Frobate Court. -In-the Matter of the Estate of Vinton L. Ellis, decedent. The State of Minnesota-to all persons || interésted in. the ‘granting’ of* adminf tration of the estate of said decede: The’ petition of Florence E. Ellis, ha ing been filed in this court, represent ing that Vinton L. Ellis, then a-resident || of the County of Beltrami, State of Min- |} nesota; ‘died intestate on' the 8th day of Septéimber, 1912; ‘and ! praying’ that let- ters of administration of his estate be granted to said petjtioher; and the court having’fixed the time and place for-hear- ing -said ‘petition; - Therefore, you and each of you, are hereby citéd and re- quired’ to show" cause, if any you' have; + | before- this ‘court at ‘the: probate court rooms in the court house, in the City of [Bemidji, in the County of Beltrami, State of'Minnesota, on the 16th day of Octob- er, 1912, at ten o'clock a. m., why said |} petition should not be granted. ‘Witness, the judge of 'saild court, and the seal of said court, this 17th'day of September, 1912, M. A. CLARK, (Court " Seal) Probate Judge. 4 times daily 4:9251016 mi.}.; ot fileA . 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BAILEY, Bemidji or write, ‘Bamid] Townsite & Improvement G, 820 Capital Bank Bullding MINNESOTA MERCHANTS WHO It matters not where you reside or what you want, the merchants-below can get it -for you at a price that will defy competition. Every merchant is : FRREERRER KRR I{lfi#fil:- * * WE RETURN x x i et * * *x * * % Today plctures made from & * the films you send in this ¥ % morning. * : Enlarging, Framing, Copying. : * * *° HAKKERUP * + Third St. 1djl. & x x AR ifl#@‘&i*{i{il{*fli#kflll#l: * Do you want THE BEST GROCERIES found in Bemidji Come right here and get them, as we pride ourselves on having only the best money can buy. 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HA * * RN OLD, G AND AT, * = CONSERVATIVE. *® * :{M’Ifii BANE nnum‘ % ‘Our local merchants and & + the officers are the:stockhold- & ers of this' bank. f * ® ¥ +x ll!fi#fifi«k&flfl{*{#&i{k*fii: x * * % FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT : x x GO TO * * 3 * : ROE AND MARKUSEN : * “THEY BEAT.” * * * % 207 Fourth street, Bemidji. & * Phone 206. * k * x 3 AR :fii&*fii&fll&i&llfil*{li&: 5 | * * b 3588888 ¥ : MONEY T0 LOAN : 2 5838888 - : ON FARM LANDS. : : JOHN G. ZIEGLER. : |, x * mnmuwnxnnnu{ «&««i&i{n&nfl:n«ifl#«: x * 5 +OUR * 4« ‘merchandise sales are always ¥ * on the ‘increase and each % % month has been better than % % the last. If you are mot al- & . % ready & customer,:you do'not ¥ + know how. well we can: please ¥ % you in quality and satisfy % % you in quantity. * 3 lcn.OEDEBm“_ *kkkk x s : Bm&i, FREIIAIR R R 2 :lfli’il"”fllii’*ilfl: x * x * * ©00000%0 0 * 2 e § 4 * x o v e X I ®eceseree Fhone's? 316 Minsesota‘Ave - AR E AR :&m&&’&&mu«ufim: i . ¥ * M P CUNNINGHAM : : Nwflflflb'mmm: £ = Phone §27 ok * * x 410" Anierics: Ave. * & e \: ;‘ | ; i » % o * 4 ‘Blacksmith and Horse-Shoer : 5 59 i S All'kinds % ¥ .of Plow and Woodwork. : % Satisfaction guaranteed. : * fode % 304 Irvine Ave. ‘Bemidjl. & * ¥ * x - *x B33 228 828 it Sl Sl X * : TOM SMART : : Dray and Transfer : : SAFE 'AND PIANO MOVING ¥ * * * +* Res. Phone 68 * * - * : 818'America Avenue * * ® N Oftice Phone 12 & * * AR R K :{l{‘i’#fi’lfi!’il{llfil{i: % All kinds ‘of building ma- ¥ 4 terial, as-much or as little as & % you like at'the ST, HILAIRE RETATL LUM- - BER COMPANY, E2 22222 khhkk hhw % Coal and wood also for sale & : Minnesota Ave. and R. 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