Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 24, 1913, Page 2

THE BEMIDJI. DAILY PIONEER ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MAT- TER AT THE POSTOFFICE AT BE- MIDJI, MINN, UNDER THE ACT OF MARCH 3 1873, i Tn the City of Bomidil the papers are | and returned in.the summer of 1909 |, i % 2 fedipiesianily I oy T eregulas pladse mie immodiate | rom & year's journey of study that | 4 L ¥ 70579 28d Aw. 3. Minsespell erine ndrig aal I soffice. - Telephone 81. it "of . town mibers. will confer a hzor l‘! they" will' report. w‘llxen they:do ot get. ers, promptly. mmfi?“ih u:e-%ally Ploneer will “receive. notice about ten days be- fore his time expires, giving him'an opportunity to make an advance pay- ment before the paper is finally stopped. Subsecription Rates. One month by carrier. every Thursday and sent postage paid to any address for $1.50 in advance. Published every afternoon except Sun- day by the Bemidjl Ploneer Publishing EAROLD J. DANE, Baitor. day should be regarded as a direct blow -at reapportionment and prob- ably the first gun to be fired by the southern senators who will oppose any change in the present order of things. . By a good vote, the people of the state declared against the seven sen- ator proposition at the general elec- tion last fall when they turned down the proposed seven senator amend- ment to the state constitution. Now Senators Moonan, Duxbury, Weis, Putnam, Marden and Haycraft, all Minnesota districts, come forward and say the people really want a seven senator limit on any county. Under the planned reapportion- ment bills, Hennepin county is to have nine senators although entitled to ten by population. There has been some readiness on the part of the Hennepin delegation to accept a com- promise. Representative Elwell voiced the opinion of the friénds of Jjust reapportionment when he said — that it was unfair to give 25,000 in a city one senator and 12,000 people in the country one senator. Northern Minnesota is vitally in- | . ] g | from Southern gould about other institutions' ' of higher learning before beginning his own. He traveled all over the world in the interest of the new enterprise, extended from ' England Meanwhile the trustees had secured 300 acres of land on the extension of Houston’s main thoroughfare as a site for the institute, and engaged experts to begin upon a comprehensive archi- to Japan. [ is of Certain Value, Many a woman’s back has many aches and" pains Oft times ’tis th That’s why‘.l)oag Kidney.Pills.are, One year, by carrier. ... V400 Thrny mon"}".' Dl;.a“ s“d' 100 tectural plan that would embody in| so effective. Bix '?:’.‘f-"',?n??.'g':"pflf 2.00 | succeeding years the purposes of the Many Bemidji womon know this. "whe Weekly "l institute. By the fall of 1912 build- z:‘d‘;"‘;fi;“ has ""m!:! M"::::"% Eight taining : 8. . Hannah, p- o ‘:. ng:F."'-o"“’l‘.‘m wagk ;:{fl;fi:g ing operations had progressed so far PR F that it was deemed advisable to hold formal dedication exercises and to open the institution to students. projected will be the special labora- tories for instruction and investiga- commence: In drawing the laboratory plans the institute authorities had the active co-operation of men like Professor Ames, of Johns Hopkins; Professor Conklin, of Princeton; Pro- fessor Richards, of Harvard, and Pro- fessor Stratton, director of the na- tional bureau- of standards. The institute will be open to both young men and young women; and there will be no. charge for tuition and no fees. Swatting Back. Mrs. Hiram Often—“I'm afraid: you won't do. As nearly as I can find out, you have worked in six or seves places during the past year.” —Miss Brady—“Well, an’ how manny. girlt has_ herself had in the same toimel No less, I'm thinkin.'” PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS- four druggist will refund -money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Plles in 6 to 14 days. b0c. RESTORES ITS LUSTRE- PREV- ENTS SCALP ITCHING; DAND- about Doan’s Kidney Pills holds good. PLAIN GARDEN SAGE NATURALLY DARKENS | FADED, GRAY HAIR AND 1S HARMLESS. 100 Kidnoys® taalt. ' |} 20tk Centory Brass Works L. KORFMANN, Coe! BRASS—BRONZE—ALUMINIUM The Finest Machine Waork PATENTS PERFECTED, - 233 Bili"Ave, So., Minneapolis: R. F. MURPHY F_llIflA' "DIRECTOR : “Some time ago I began to use Doan's| Kidney Pills.gnd the results were sat-/ isfactory: At:that time I was suffer- they shouia.. A friend advised me to take Doan’s Kidney Pills and I got (M A LATER. ENDORSEMENT. On March 19, 18912, Mrs; Hannah was_interviewed and’ shie said: “The Jif statement I have - previously ' given || When-I have used them I have always received -good results.”’ For. sale by /all: dealers. - Price 60 cents. * “Foster-Milburn 'Co., Bufalo, |[il New York, sole-agents for the United States, Remember :} the . name~—Doan’s— | il and take no-other.—Adv. 1 THE SPALDING EUROPEAN PLAN Duluth’s Largest a2d Best Hotel DULUTH MINNESOTA More th .00 tly expended lore than lmm”nun ’&m.” B uet X - dining_rooms; and 8- u:n;n:“ ...‘.‘:.“.é'u.’.‘ »r.?‘ SArbos and Lake Buperior. Connnl& everything. Ouo.of-the Graat Holols of the Rerthwest This can always be'depended upon: to i bring back the natural ‘color -and fHii- lustre of your hair and is the best || Company. E @. B. 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The - big film’ manufacturers are moving “heavem and earth” in their atterr pts to get enough' good plo:s to supply the ever increas.: ing demand: ' They are offering $100; :and -muore, - for single scenarios; or written ideas: Nearly all the big film, companies, - the -buyers of photo- p]l{l. are located. in or near. NEW YORK CITY. pBeing right on the spot, and kn..wing at all timea just. what sort of plots are wanted by the. produceis, :our EES DEPART- MENT has a tremendous advantage over agencies. situated in distant oities. We have received many letiers from the big film ‘manu- facturers, such as VITAGRAPH,” EDISON, ESSANAY,. LUBIN, SOLAX, IMP, REX, RELIANCE, CHAMPION, COMET, MELIES, ETC., urging us-to. serid photoplays: to them. - We want more writers ¥nd -w secrets of success." 1} gladly: teack you- the We are. sclling . photoplays . written . by people whe “never beforewrote . a line for publication” Perhaps we can do the same for you. If you can think of terested in a fair reapportionment 3 * ea o X . RUFF AND FALLING HAIR. thing known to remove dandruff, stop only one gqnd idea every yveek, and wili writeit out as directed and wants just as square a deal for scalp itching and falling hair. by us,"and it sells for only $25, a low figure, o the cities as she expects for herself. The seven senator proposition is un- fair on its face, is a direct violation of the spirit of the-constitution, and has been turned down by a decisive vote of the people. The senators above mentioned have at heart sel- fish interests rather than those of the state at large. State Should Reimburse Us, Beltrami county, through Auditor J. L. George, has asked the state to reimburse it for $10,000 spent in the That beautiful, even shade of dark, glossy hair can only be had by brew- ing a mixture of Sage Tea and Sul- phur. While it is a mussy, tedious| task it well repays those whose hair is turning gray, faded and streaked. Your-hair-is your charm: It makes or mars the face. ~ When it fades, turns gray and looks dry, wispy and scraggly, just an application or two of Sage and Sulphur enhances its appearance a hundred fold. Don’t bother to prepare the tonic; you can get from any drug store a fifty cent bottle of “Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy,”” ready to use. .Everybody chooses “Wyeth’s” Sage and Sulphur- because it darkens so |]i naturally and evenly that nobody can |l tell it has been applied: You simply dampen a sponge dr soft brush and draw this through the hair, taking one small strand at a time which requires but 2 few moments. Do this at night ‘and by morning the gray hair has disappeared and after an- || other application it becomes beauti- fully dark and appears glossy, lust- rous and abundant. It certainly helps folks look years younger and twice as attractive, says a well-known down town druggist.—Adv. You Will Earn $100 Monthly for Spare Time Work. FREE Don’t hesitate. Don’t argue. Send your name and address at once for free copy of our lllustrated book,- “MOVING PIOTURE PLAYWRITING.” Write m@w and learn just what this new-profession may mean for you and your future. INSTITUTE NATIONAL AUTHORS’ 1543 Broadway NEW YORK cCITY prosecution of the' Dumas’ arson cases. Those who followed the course of the trials will agree that the Du- mas cases were of far.more than local importance and that this county suc- ceeded in convicting one of the smoothest fire fiends who has operat- ed in this state for some time. That Beltrami county should be made to pay all of this expense is unfair. The state should reimburse this county for the $10,000 it had to spend on MERCHAN It matters not where you reside or what you want, the.:merchants. below can it get for you: at. a price -that. will del‘y competition. reliable and will give you the best value for your money. ’ AR IRHK :fi!{i*“iifil*’lfl. flllfi: :fi“fil{ifiifllfi&l’i{!fllfi | Basaaadd s il 82 S8 gl s lls S these cases. * x X ! x x I ek * ‘We are Jobbers x X * ; * TOM SMART. . x % VURNITURE: 2 x A New Institution. * of ¥ * NORTHERN GROCERY - * ¥ FOR GOOD THINGS:TO.BAT k ' % x X G quhe i 2 x PIN TICKETS x X 3 x % x Dray and Transfer x % 1. P LARR XY Few institutions of learning have x and x X% COMPLNY x X x * % X & ol begun their existence under such aus- * GUMMED LABELS x x X ¥ SAFE AND PIANO. MOVING & & X% % " 4 No need to send outside.of x & * X * ¥ & Purniture, Rugs sad Steves, % - & g picious circumstances as the William & Bemidji for them. - x # x % X x % ol M. Rice Institute, which opened its * The i # Kk ®sessssessene kg 4% Res. Phone 68 x X Undertaking. * X * Ploneer Supply Store ¥ & * WHOLESALE X X 5 % R S x & x % doors last fall at Houston, Tex., with % Can Save You.Money: * ¥ ° . @l *° & ° & 307 Fourth. strest, Bemidjl. : : 818 Americs Avenue : : Phone eall 178-8. X X an original fund for $10,000,000 for * b G gl R b ALl A S5 K Phone 208. ¥oox X TEER X * Offics Phone 12 % & 323 My 1 - endowment and maintenance, ~With x BEMIDJI PIONEER PUB. 00. : x e * : 3 x : : nnegots Avs. : *x L EREIPREEIRREERREEREIERREE R R AR R R ARG AR KK the foremost educators in the nation FAAIIIIIAI IR KK alding in planning its future, with :’l!iii{!’ifiilfllfiii’i&ii: un«uuntmammu: :«««&mmmmcm: :’”m"”’”'”’i"’l :i“fi#lfi“"i’uflfi«“fl e picked men for administrative of-\§ . po you want x x Get Your x X 3 X X Allkindsorbuldingma- % % BARKEWEDRUG & fices and faculty, and with a vigor-|l % THE BEST GROCBRIES & % * x $3333388 % % terial, as much or as-lttle.as &« % g B * &l — * found in Bemidji « +* HOUSHHOLD UTENSILS & - & % % ¥ you Hke at the x & STORE 1Y ous, growing country in which to x X & and FARM IMPLEMENTS X & MONEY TO LOAN X % x X o s} prosper and wield its influence. It is : s:mt right hl.;. and 1‘"’ : : o : : 5 : : x : i & small wonder that the opening of this x “""'I'.""h‘? pa:lya ‘&"."b::: ekl o W - il ST. HILAIRE RETAIL LUM- i lofllo:- : : institution - should be attended by : money can. buy. x : C. E. BATTLES 3 : ON FARM LANDS. : 5 : COMPANY. : : :rem siven: x % noted educators from all over the l y gOHWANDT & MARIN * * The Hardware Merchant * X JOHN @, ZIRGLER. . ¥ ¥ : o e 3y world, as well as official government : 5 W ve. x : nn'nm X s : x g v : : ll(i,m -n‘: xooi I.Il: :r ;ths : * BAN| * & > representatives,” Dr. P. P. Claxton, (i X =P v 5 g -~ - % ¥ 0DD FELLOWS BUILDING. A e T e -§ 5 Phone 5T 316 Minnessts Ave —~ United States commissioner of edu- FIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINRRK | FIIRIAIRIIAIIIIIIIIIIRIN eI RIIA IR - IR~ AR e Immm ...: cation, was deputized as special rep- TR FRRIAIAIIIIIIIEIARIN © FHEIRIAGAIRAIIIIIREIEEIII - FRRIRAARA R KRR EEEKRXR TR AR R HEK Baaag o T T BT o resentative of the bureau of educa- : : : $ ' : R : ] SUR e e a2 X % : : : > -'." tion at the ceremonies, and Dr. Kend- * MoCUAIG € x .f 2 .'$§ % & merchandise sales are always X 5 'l_ 0UBE ‘QUENTHEER & MENLNORN * g x L2 ® | f e x X % arly and s "% " % on the increase’-and esch"X ' % 514 Minnesots Avs., Bemidjl % 3 x - ECKBTRUM b { ric C. Babcock, apecialist in higher x ¥ & cally, If ysu recelve your pay: X - X month:has bsen better than & . & x %3 * education. : GENERAL MERCHANDISE : : '“kl[i Iay ::;. aside jeach & : the last. If you are n&t:;; : : ‘Wholesale and l:nél"mh.; : s e * 5 ol Mot : =2 ; ‘week, {f mon do it menth- & ¥ ready & customer, you do nos, Organs--an itrastors. - an fidors & Fium Steam Bice Instituto: was ade possible) . X X1y, The dollars will plle up &- & know how well wocan plesse % % Muchines: x Phones 481, 876, i and by the munificence of William Marsh % Dry Goods, Shoes; Groceries ¥ ~ ¥ surprisingly. % - ¥ you-in quality and satisfy . & * E : for many years a resident of Houston. % Third 8t. Bemidfi ¥ ¥ bank sccount with the x % i @ L e | 2 : 5 . * : Betore hfs death, fn 1900, Mr. Rice|f§ X 524 IEWE BANK & X Bemidyl, 8 e - JRISRR, UABAURR: £ % * 3 made far-reaching plans for the es- ERIRRRRPRIRRREREIRRRERRIE TR AR RTINS B Y L T T .l 2 tablishment of a non-political = and i non-gectarian insbitution, to be dedi- i cated to the advancement of letters, 8 sclence, and art. During the long per- f fod of litigation: that followed Mr. Rice’s* death, the trustees called Dr. Edgar Odell Lovett, a professor in Princeton. University, a man of wide experience and lofty —aims; to aid || them @s president: in - realizing ' the founder’s aspirations. President Lov- | ott was Instructed to learn anl’ ho| Wy :iii#i{fii*#ffi%fiii”flifii: We strive to sell. Zflflt&mmmfiflt e * KRk kA F etk ok ok ek PO |