Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 21, 1913, Page 2

Flery ‘s’ H " bllL by the Asquith minia THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER 'BRED AS SECOND CLASS MA Eg;{ AT THE POSTOFFICE AT MIDJI, MINN., UNDER THB ACT OF MARCH 3 18 In"the City; of Bemidil the pai o eliyer bvy'ul'rle 5 d%vh fi?fl'fll gular pleas 1 qi: som toithia office. -Telephon: subscribers ‘rhwr irl;‘hfy ‘will report ;l;negney ac, t eir ‘papera “promptl 5%¥ory subseriber to the Dally Plonear 1, "}e?t notm about ten days be- 'msre {H it m: expi! glving - Mmuon 0] rtuni 0 make 5 urepl'& betore the paper in {2 AN Btonpen. Subsoription Rates. H One month by carrier. $ 40 One year, by carrien. 40 100 " Three months, pos 3ix months, numu One year, postage e The wun, of mg'“r:qw%‘ of !m very Thursday an Dostage %o any address for $1.60 in &g Published every afternoon except Sun- lay by the Bemidjl Ploneer Pllhlllhllll ompany. & 2. X. DENU. E. CARSON. ~ RAROLD 3. DAWE, Baitor, One-Man Tyranny. The commission of the reform of judicial procedure has recommended the bills how in the legislature pro- viding that in a civil case ten mem- bers of the jury man render a verdict under certain conditions. For many years this reform has been urged and agitated yet never been achieved. It is so sensible a thing that its en: actment would seem certain, and it is to be hoped hat he present sesslorn will write the principal on the statute books. Everywhere else, save on the jury, the principle of ‘majority-wule oper- ates. The government of this nation is based upon it. Every great. gov- ernmental policy is carried out by its operation. that a rule just enough to !_u_)-niéh the motive of national policies should be fair enough and broad.enough to do| substantial justice in.a little dispute involving a few hundred dollars, or a few acres of land. The idea of one or two men having the power to balk ten or eleven men, and to tie up liti- gation and create expense and delay. Jjustice -is abhorrent to every American. And yet we have allowed the condition to exist all these years. Now that Senator Clague’s bill has been approved by the legal minds that have been at work-seeking ways and means to make judicial procedure simpler and less expensive, it is hoped that the legislature will take ' this sane Hl Welsh disestablishment, It certainly would seem |- which has bmu:ht abou of -the lords, and which hag nill on its program electoral reform “and lstratfon since' Glads | cabifot of 1868 hal-wrought mp‘M important changes, Home rule is not yet won; ut the hope of -1t is|” reasonable, since it is only necessary for &ne commons to pass “the:-bill htwiee~more~in- two -years, after- the st d‘k to oflcu fm- two ‘more years. The “*1t probable able: to stick. In-three years patriot| ic Irlqh‘-Ameflean!. Who have glven| so liberally to the home rule cause, ‘may be going'back to Ireland to wit- néss 'the assémbling of an Irish prsf llament.“Minneapolis’ Journal: Dinks (trylng “to ‘teachi Winks the backward roll)—Come; {t's easy. Don't be afrald to_throw. your whole body well over. All you've got to do Is to n 'way back— Winks—And sit down, Yes, I ul 4o that, but it hurts, IT DIDN'T GET TO HIM," “Did you like the tootball m &g well a8 you ‘like baseball, lr Mo Nutt?” S “No; ‘it didn't get to me‘at’ .l.l." “Why?: Did::you consider it 00 brutal?” “It wasn’t that. I couldn't M a personal interest in any of the play- ers. - While I sat there watching them I was unable to forget that instead of fehtin’ for the glory of our city to-put advanced step and put an end to one-man tyranny in he jury box.— St. Paul Dispatch. Two Great Political Events. Europe last week.staged. two ’spec- tacular political events. © France elected a new president with scarcely a tremor in the foundations of the republic, and the British housg -~ of commons passed the Irish homé rule bill. The 'Third Republic has had, 'with Poincare, nine presidents. Of these three have served a full term. 'Lou- bet apd Fallieres " piloted France through some ticklish situations,-and retired to- well earned obscurity. Car- not and Fauré died in office. Perier had a short, stormy rule, and resign- ed within a year. MacMahon 'and Thiers were forced to retire by trou- bles that changes of ministry couid not quiet. Grevy, the most unfor- tunate of all the presidents of France, served a full term, and was re-elect- ed, the only man thus honored. But soon after scandals for which his son-in-law was responsible, -com- peiled his resignation., The president of France does not wield such broad powers as the American executive. France is gov- erned under a parliamentary system. The president’s main duties are to arrange the kaleidoscopic changes of ministry, sign papers; ‘and éxchange visits with the monarchs “-of other realms. 2 Such men as Fallieres and Loubet were well content With this role. Both did splendid service in modify- ing the ebullient passions of partiz- anship, which make a conaistent for- eign policy difficult under-the repub- lic. But with M. Poincare’ in the presidency, the office may' take on new significance, -Poincare is the strongest statesman in France today, with the exception of Delcasse. He emerges from the active . premier- ship into the passive presidency, will he be content to play the placid role of a president, or will he .still be prime minister in -fact if mnot.in name: If Poincare were free to do as he lixes, regardless of Germany, he would arrange & ministry with Del- casse at its head; and put France in line to play a strong role in the Dolitics of Europe. But if that is not yet pnctlcablo. ‘he wfll o, doubt try| to make himself the big French fac- tor in-the Trlple‘ Entenle, no’ mttu who is premier. The passage of the l_rhh other milestons:in_the-progress of ! remarkablp working ‘administ¥ation, it high up in the lst’ mebby abov pome of the rotten towns that claim: bigger population ‘than we have: baséd on’ the latest ‘directory st they: were merely strugglin’ in Absent- Mlndud. ‘Walter—Do you mind if I put ymu' bag-out of the way, sir? The people toming in are falling over it. Diner—You leave it where it is. fl nobody falls over it,” I shall forget | WE RETURN i muru made * from”¥ ms you send in nm: Ing. ging, mnlns. Copying. ¥ '5 Hnla: Bk AR K E 4 e - HA % Third Bt. B Lt I LTI AR IAAAIIIA AR Do you want loh THE BEST GROCERIES . found ‘it Bemidjl Come :right here and get them, as we pride ourselves on _having oaly the best *'money” can’ buy. 'ANDT & nml Bem! nm.l, wmwnunnnnmu KRKAN AR NARA % ; it i i P tr;*:tit* P i E t 2 if {: b % ERRR AR AN AR AR :#nmn#mnanwa« ‘We strive to sell. . THAT'S NATURAL. expected rejection by the lords,” to} ; make it a law. The Liberals, to' k ol | /| Taith with the Irish, " wiil have'| to| ¢ thelr Ihlll mlur.,wwi " _c&nn«n&nu««nuu: - ****n*t’i*t*tfit “ministry 'will be] wd}n&gx which, in two years; b ! veloped :to the point where it i agt: ually, assisting-hutidreds-of thousands of housewives in the United States.to reduce thé cost "6t 1iving. "One of its great contentions 'should study the market reoprts in form: able’ Fried’out thie ‘ United iStatés. a - dramatic-picty the lengué. Mi York: woman, which started her to thinking.'.Out|gambling: of this experiente “grew the ‘ledkite. iis & story. qf a_woman who Hers had income: leely Genrkiu (2832833222222 is that - the newspapers in:order to get:in- ion about” prices 'which Will ez | e to buy’ intetligentl; they come to deal with The article shows how the plan may e cnrrledhout \in any town or city-fnlj ny towi ‘or city in | It alep_presentssgliin f the orlzln “Juifan Heath a New experlem:e an NORTHERN GROOEBY oaleds s Eiie e * WHOLESALR- . GROCERS secccsscesace ;women with ‘$100 capitai‘started ‘a. bnpinela from “Which she is ablé to earn a good ti****{fi****jk* » | police . precincts, n«;wiu«umwmu«* KRR K kIIARARR AR and FARM of _ CE.BATTLES ' ' AR RIRRIIRIIR KKK :«k&&n« :«u&n«u«: Minn. T Get' Your HOUSEHOLD praNes TMPLEMEN *t‘t'ti***t***t nell, Justus Heaslip Lea. the author; 4 82 inspector’ a time.- politicians gets -his n_‘Don-from every KARKAAK AR KK s fnpart: He handles 'a lot ‘of money. If an inspection district has six| e he gets fifty per cent of ‘the" grnfl. from ench pr ecincf time’ figure. nold"all e A little. figuring by any ‘mian ‘who.‘can count the’ saloons and the ill show that_ the is. worth . $8,000 a|y; month in flsln district outside of his is only $3,500 a year, kes,-all told; 89 500 a, ipped along:-to: ‘othi and it it don’t,- then: there is: a strong-arm-squad-put to: work and the old ‘system is knocked-out for A ‘man who represents the ahn.er regular ection- district FeX K kA Kok ke dek ON PARM TANDS. MO.m' * 01’!) mmm. T 3 m&lfilflfliflfllull :nw«mm&m ilfli" * g, é 3 E X % § ) Nlifi%fiiflfi”*flfiiifi#fi x nerchlnllu m are :"I,l * 4 HMWAyuno B ' ew” York gollcemfi, h‘t Cooking’ Seliofl—-m substitate ‘for{ isn’t any cop that knows{the outiof-date’ T8 just ’where all the graft-money goes We .now that the ‘captain gets his fifty per cent, and the inspector ‘gets -' his, but who the inspector splits' with nobody ‘but. the inspector: can’‘tell. sha L2 2868484232832} *k fule!!” was-the:child’s - tort. - ; G—A man 1o Tyran wha penids 16 ll’niln of the 24 at his placa condemn. ] in work or business, or even play, & man does not willingly lag beéhindq while*the ‘friend 1" Torglh aliehd. & ‘powérfilindicement to ullf hrlatunx sctivity. *One-Word 8he"Could :8ay. An‘earnest London:slum ‘worker e | Isay'“food, can you, Bhnuhs?" smiled,~ teasingly: ; i g‘ i ] : Ao * % ; g « : TOM SMART ek FURNITURE.. * 0 S Deapianti Framate el J. P LAHR ° o # SBAFE AND PIANO MOVING %. & = _ s x : : : Furniture, Rugs and Stoves, : :’ufln.‘m 58 : : Undertakity. ‘ : : 818 America Avenue : :‘thn call 178-2: : :’ Office Phone'12 & & 323 Minnesots Ave. : : x % 4175 AR R IRRR - FREREAEFFRFETER RN RN R A yom m-.n used by 'your . best girl to expedite your proposalisa: “Lippincott’s, * “1 cfu - 83 [ pionger: crushing % | dollar bottles- for up clr passages of the head 1 you will breathe ifreely; duumimu headache’disappesr. By grninfl the catarrh;: mld-ln-h«dsnr be’ filled at the Nlllll’ olty ak) pport of ‘the ‘citigens-of Bomlfll 4 HERBERT-J f candidate for the office of judge -of the mu_nlelpll court ‘of the city of Beniidjf, the coming city Ql»un lnh»dw of Fahnury 1918, 1 reamruny solicft=thé support ot ‘the. people-of Bemiasi:” Kidey Traabls Causss: 3 . 5 Friend—One-who 'never-asks lor. a : g hlfl. ; n“k'f loan, Rival I am pleased to say a good word}’ wfor:Dr.. Kilmer’s* Swamp:Root; 'as I} was troubled for & year or more withi}: my kjdneys-and annoyfng symptoms. My brother advised me to try Swamp- Root.' T took>several bottles of ‘thik|" remedy with excellent results.'” At mended to me, my condluon such ‘that I found-+it ‘an‘’effort". stooping or ‘bending and in nttend- ing to’iny dutfes as Manager of the $9.99-Store at 112 ‘Main''St.; Evans- | .vile, -Ind. wn Very truly yours, In J. E.ALVEY, 519 Walhut St., Evansvllle Ind, Subscribed and sworn. to hefornne, this 218t day of Decentber, 1911, » EDW. A. TORCHE, . Notary Publ)c anyohe. als0: recelve’s boo‘k!et of-valdsbléin neys and bladder. When writin, siire and: méntio: Regularfifty-eont”and one lo-at” all+ drug stores.—Ad It matters not where you residg or whdt you wafit, thé merchants 'below can it get for you at a price that will’ dety compeutlon. Every merchant is reliable and wm zl ‘you the best value for your money.. s f ’muchwu«nm: unnuuunnnm: %Al kinds of bullding me- % % BARKER'SDEVG -~ & : M-l‘! k:. ml:hch or as little as ': : ".f"'“.’ * you at the STORE * : Pk : * §T. HILAIRE RET & ¥ Wholesalers and Retafléis & * L AL TN, * % Bervive' tisfaction. 2all & * BER COMPANY. % % Orders ‘given:that same ser- & : % : v : vice you get in person. : x Al arid wood 'alio for'sale % & ° BARKER'S" * : nnescta®Ave:'and R: &~s.~: :'I'hfrd 8t Beinitdft; ‘Minn. : FAIIIRIIIR AT - SIIIIIR RN R m&«pfiimnniimn it#l{ifi#‘k##i’ii: * BEMIDJT - MUBIC - !DII!E * * = * e * ' % GQUENTHER & MEHLHORN * :'na Mizsnesota Ave., Bemldji : & @ ‘7 5 “ ¥ Whol and i’ Pla- % % Tk x: ‘D08, -:d'“ Sewing & X Contrastors ~and — Builders & ¥ Msachines. J : : - Phones 481, 376. * * ; s M x l’hn. l‘ll x K S * x el R T o % /3. BISIAR, MANAGER. x ox N b - RIEEIRIRRAIEERRRIE g AEEAEERE AR A x 4**‘4’*“‘***** Ftiaaigai i LTI > X * x x S e e 2L clel‘i'fi“flu llr passdges; stops masty | discharge a&nd a feeling of cleans- I hmhy ummme. that I+ amyw| the time Swamp-Root was rewnm’ fou will ou | formation, telling all about the ll:; the’ Bentidji ‘Dally B mfi”filflifl-filfll!i WRRARH AN RNk » g ? e KRS AR RN RRAR AR ; fiii and throat; soothing relief comes Immediate- for breath, with h head stuffed; nostrils £ by nfg and? blowing: tarrh - orvflufld ‘with* Hs™ rlinning »foul: mucous dropping into ‘the . R.F. MURPHY fuUNERAL DIRECTOR. : AND EMBALMER g8 a.lmumAu harE e 12 Ceat's. Word:-<Cash wmlamg 6 Kigin INSURANGE Rentals; Bonds; Real Estate First: Mortgnge boana i_ on Cn.y ‘and ~ Farm Property 8 and 6, O'Leary-Béwser Bidg. Phene 19." 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