Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 9, 1913, Page 2

SECOND CLASS MAT- STOFFICE AT BE UNDER THE ACT OF imidji=the papers are ‘Where the deliv- e make tmmediate ., Telephone 81. r M: W}lllr cghnfcr a sTeport when: they do not get their papers pros i Every subscriber to t.he Duly Ploneer will - recelve notice about ten days be- i fore his time expires, slvln. hlm fln o] ity to ‘make -advance ‘before’ the paper |l finally l!om}cd Bates. "m&t ipages, containing a summary T:".th of !l:" '-: Published every Thursday and sen te any address for $1.50 lflm‘:"fl puie ———__— ernoon 3 &by tho B.mld]l Plnnm‘f’u“bpfilshr:s @ = cansox. . X. DENU. EAROLD J. DANE, Rditor. Good Roads and Schools, The report of the county superin- “tendent ‘of schools would = indlcate that school attendance is best where the roads are good and transporta- tion easy. .. This is true both for| schools where the students are tak- en in covered rigs or where they have to go on foot. It is impossible to secure good school attendance when the scholars have to tramp ‘through ‘mud; ‘stumble over stumps or avold jagged ruts. ‘Good roads development and bet- : ter:education ‘go hand in ‘hand. Peo- ple in: this part of ‘the:staté inter- ested in:seeing the coming genera- tions receive better educations snow that this cannot be accomplished ‘without good roads and are joining hands with the good roads enmthus- iasts. All of the help the state can glve to roads in this country will also be directly appreciated in the better and more regular school attendance. - Will Elect a Socialist. From present indications Bemidji will soon have another election fight which may be a repetition of the one waged last year and’ which resulted in the election of one Social alder- man and a Socialist mayor. Although the city election is supposed to be non-partizan, it is rapidly develop- ing into a contest between the Soc- ialists and anti-Socialists. This condition is similar to the one in Minneapolis during the last elec- ton. Two men were nominated on the non-partizan ticket. The Social- ists immediately put a.man. in the fleld by .petition and tried to put the race on the three corner basis, which the law aimed to eliminate and which results in a minority choice. Mr. would resigned and Mr. Nye received & majority of the votes. It Bcmidji. people wish to have the lssue drawn clearly between Social- st and non-Socialist principles, the line, a few days ago: “Booming .Y 3. Hill for Wilson Cabinet; Bankers Start the Ball Rolling.” ‘Whereupon a fellow who seems to have a fairely well developed:sense of bhumor wrote to another morning pa- per as follows: “xne portfolio for which Mr. Hill is being boomed is that of secretary of agriculture. B “For fear that his friends, through disinterestedness, may stop with this one suggestion, a complete cabinet in harmony with the foregoing is here- with suggested: “Secretary of State—J. P. Morgan & Co. “Secretary of the Treasury—Kuhn, Loeb & Co. “Secretary of War—The United States steel corporation. “Secretary of the Navy—Cramp & Co. “Secretary of the Interior—Gug- genheim Exploitation Co. “Secretary of Agriculture—The In- ternational Harvester Co. “Secretary of Commerce and Labor —The New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Co. “Attorney General—Elihu Root. “Postmaster General—The Adams Express Co.” —Wisconsin State Journal. Large Enough BSalesman—Carpets. This - way, madam. Are your rooms of good size? Customer—We live in & flat. Salesman—Oh! Carpet. remnants two aisles to the right. MINNESOTA TRAVELING MAN IN BAD SHAPE. In an affidavit executed .before a Notary in St. Paul a traveling man swears to th e following: -Had ‘a scrofulous ulcer about two by three inches in size on the right side of neck over the jugular vein—a dan- gerous place. Was treated by many doctors but no: benefit, - Allen’s Ul- cerine Salve cured the ulcer in six months. This salve is one-of the oldest rem- edies in America and since 1869 it has been known as the only salve powerful enough to cure chronic ul- cers and old sores of long standing. Allen’s Ulcerine Salve acts by drawing out the poisons and healing the sore from the bottom up. It is so powerful that it heals new cuts and sores in one-third the time that common salves and liniments take. And it heals burns and scalds with- out a scar. Sold at Barker's Drug store.—Adv. [ MERCH best thing that can be done is for the various candidates to hold a caucus and select -one of:their number to run against the Socialist. It is time for some of the old factions to bury the hatchet and remember that Be- midji is not the town it was ten years ago. The fights of those days have been largely forgotten and to open up the breaches year after year merely keepa soft old sores. At the-present time, two men will oppose. ‘the Socialist for mayor and four will oppose hl{n for judge of the police court. There may be develop- ed contests in.some of the wards, Several of.the candidates have. said ‘that they-are willing to get togeth- er ‘and select ‘one ‘man to make the race. To do 8o would be to serve the -community in a real way. As it is ‘mow, the. Socialists are. practically shre of ‘two:offices. ] One More Commission City. Devil’a Lake, N. D., has just adopted the commission form of gov- ernment by a large vote. One by one the cities of‘the country are falling into line. The commission form is the _only one that admits of a thorough business - -administration. Bemidji needs such ‘an administration. Taxes are altogether too-high ‘here. . * Out. in’ California. It:is.expected that the present ses- ‘sion of thie Calitornia-legislature will withess & remewal: of'the -attempts frequently made to enact an “alien land law” bill, designed to preveut “aliens incapable of becoming citi- zen of the United States.from acquir- ing ‘property” within the boundaries of ‘the state. ‘A measure reopening this question probably will be intro- duced within a.few days. ‘Powerful.opposition: has developed, :however; bevause ofsthe fear that if an glien land law was “enacted, or threatened, Japan and other nations - would withdraw. their.support .of the ~'Panama-Pacific. - expestion in.-San ) — ! A morning uwnrmdl‘lnid nu«nunu«nu&vu: WE RETURN Enlnrdnl, Framing, Copying. ¥ £ 8222322222884 * * HA * : Third 8t. L & FPRIR IR PRI Do you want THE BEST GROCERIES found ‘in .Bemidji dhkkhhkkkhhkkhhd Bunlw nnuon. T T T T !lkliliilliilii: Let us prove to you that our ¥ Variety l Te. loldl in VALUES AND VARIETY. It will cost you nothing to be.convinced. nmnmfigvumx +«-Bemidjt, * * KRR KKK KK KRR KKK e 222222222224 e 8232283238224 ek Rk kok ok ti i 2 i s s s sl £ 43 24 24 FRFEIRIRRRRIRR IR ‘We strive to sell.. THAT'S NATURAL. But we strive harder to pl THAT'S SERVICE: Courteous ‘won ‘over many jewelry tonters to us. I | ARRXARRNARRRNKN 2 L] | Minn, %~ s 2223 283832234 SAFE REMEDY ENDS ENDS CATARRH MISERIES | to her dutles at the City Drug store. s E 'monwn ‘made a rip to Mar- -his store and cedar lntereltl t at point. ° A. C. Johnsen, of the Turtle River ‘| Lumber-company; wasiin this villa; Olm Instant Beh‘l, Cares azid Pre- looking-after his lagging interes! vents Catarrli and Cold in the Head. ‘The quickest; -best and safest-way to cure catarrh or & cold in'thehead 18 by using's remedy that will “touch the spot” and do Its work quickly ‘'without leaving any bad effects. Ely’s Cream:Balm; ‘which 4s.applied to the nostrils or rubbed on the throat or chest gets right at the root of the ‘trouble: and instantly relieves even the worst case of catarrh or cold. A few .minutes after applied you can feel a“loosening up in the-head,: the| Pain ‘and soreness are'gone, the sense; of :taste, smell and hearing come back, and you feel like a different person. Ely’s :Cream Balm cleanses;-heals 4nd . strengthens the inflamed mem- branes, takes: away.that stuffed up teeling and dull pain in the head, re- Hevea the throat-soreness and ‘stops the ~nasty discharge ‘which ds -the cause of the disgusting - hawking, spitting, blowing of the nose, and foul ‘breath. -Hay fever victims who are made ‘miserable by fits of sneez- ing, coughing and wheezing get in- stant -and ‘permanent relief by the use of this:simple remedy. Don’t suffer another minute. Bly’s Creame Balm will relleve you imme- diately, and a 50 cent bottle will more than likely work a.complete cure. All drugglsts sell it.—Adv. EEEEEKIK KKK KKK G TENSTRIKE. - x (R3S R R L R S S Mrs. Scott Gregg and children wll:l [ leave tomorrow for points in Towa for a few week’s visit. The school teachers, Miss Mun‘l[, Miss Smith and Miss Higgins, have returned from-their holiday vacation- and resumed their duties. The plumbers expect to complete the work onour:school building thli week. J. E. Thompson, contractor, is pushing this to completion, but has been handica.ppefl on account of ‘ma- terial. Mrs. Dayle and danghter. of Blg Falls, are spending the holidays with 8. G. Maule and family. Mr. and Mrs. Avery and family of Port Hope, took New Year's dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Maule at the Northland hotel. ~ Mrs. Gustofsen has been ill for the past week, but is now able to attend HRRE IR EIH R NORTHERN GROCERY COMPARY eessssssssene * WHOLESALE . GROCERS $ 2328322238222 3 in Bemidji at the g bt 12882822223 L2222 22222222223 Cllllil*lii!iki Mklfil!#fi#’l’”l’l’lfl cally. If you receive ‘weekly, lay some % week, if monthly do ft month- % ly. The dollars will plle nl * : surprisingly. TRY % Now {is the time to open & & % bank account with the : nlm&rn “BANK ¥ AR * s MoCUAIG ; x x * x | : B E Fhkhhhdk SRR AT AR T AR AR E‘ Ktk ek Rk kdok ast week.: B. S: Erieksen is putting n.timber % for ““Mr. Shooks. = George Draper, manager-for 8. . ‘Phompson at Margie; was in the-vil- lage on business this week. Paill ‘Haluptsok has a-contract to Johnsen n DON'T KNOW THEY Many Bemidjl ' people who have chronic appendicitis, which is mnot HAVE APPERDICITIS very.painful have doctored for years | foragas oni:the istomnch, scur ‘stom- achzor constipation. ‘B. N.:French edk| & Co. istate if theze people iwillstry simple ‘buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., 88 compounded. in- Adler-] the German appedicitis remedy, they will'be surprised ‘at:the QUICK benc- fit, A SINGLE DOSE relieves-these furnish the school with wood and s |{roubles INSTANTLY.—Adv. rushing the same. The village council held their reg- ular meeting Monday evenins. George:Smith; of Rabideau, was ln -the.village yestérday, /“Knute:Strand and Guy:Stevens are ‘hauling.cedar to’ 8. E.<Thompscn' yard. ‘Vic Byman. has been sawing wood at Hines:the past week, B. W. Pravitz and-Stanley Thomp- son.’have -origanized ‘the Tenstrike Athletic club and-are making - ar- rangements - :for a:euitable: ..hall in ‘which to.hold-their regular meetings. Mrs, M: E. Kuoppin of:the-lake] front, was calling-on friends in tuwn Tuesday evening. Mrs: Sorenson‘rendered some choice selections on-the: plano at Guild hall last evening. . The musle. was heart- ily appreciated by the audience. O CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE -BROMO. Quinine Tab- lets. -Druy refundmon ey if it falls to-cure. ‘W: GROVEr'S-signature is on ‘each box.. -26c. TRY:A"-WANT D - WilliamC. Klein INSURANCE “Rontals, Bnnds,*fin‘l*&l First. Mortgage Loans on. City ..and Farm ‘Property 5 and 6, O'Leary-Bowser.Sidg. - Phene-19. semid)l;, = M. ROLLER RINK ‘Popular:Amusement House OPENS EVERY DAY 10:00 a: m. for Be ginners 2:00 p..m. for Practice 7:00 p. m. for a-Good Time .. Close at 10:30 Evening’ Program . m. to 7:30, Speed Up 9:00-Ladies with Fscorts * ow Down 8 00 Ladies Only 8:15.-All Promenade 9:'5 Racing 9:30 Fancy Skating 9:45 to -10:30 Promenade ABSOLUTELY NO DUST “Bemidji-Amusement Co. NT YOUR BUSINESS It matters not where you reside or what you want, the merchants:below.can it get for ‘you-at a -price that will defy competition. Every merchant is reliable and will give you the best value for your money. :lillllilliflllili REREEEE * 2 g 2 : 3 B 6o T0 . -ROE.AND MARKUSEN " ‘-"mn! BEAT.” 207 Fourth strest, Phone 206. e R 2222222222 24 * *****ti** B FRRRRRIREEEERERIIRE IR MONEY TO LOAN 28328988 ON FARM LANDS. ‘JOHN G.'ZIEGLER. -0DD: FELLOWS BUILDING. o ERRRRR SR EERR KRR e e e de e de ek ok e e ok 2222222232232 d * TR :n«nu«mannum&: % THE GIVEN EARDWARE 00. ¥ % WHOLBSALE AND: RETAIL % 0000060000 S EaDwARE $ E R B b B A &b o e Kk ARk AR Rk ***tfitt***ti * E 3 - E q * x. L mmwm& *4!!*!#4#**#!!#* /MODEL llmlfl.fll'lflfl " /Minnesota Avenue ‘BEMIDJT, - :: '*if*#**i’***t** R AR AR R RAAK KR RAXEARREAR AR Bacadas g i85 332 208 08 Y . TOM SMART Dray: and- Transfer SAFE. AND: PIANO MOVING ‘Res. Phone 68 818 America Avenue “Offiee Phone 13 & nmumnuu«nnm& un«nnunmn&nn: * icAll:kinds of ‘bullding ma- ¥ *-terlal, as much or as little as % % _you like at.the ***fi**i**it_fll*t b2 222223222223 ST. 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