Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 29, 1913, Page 2

THE BEMIDII DAILY PIONEER TRR AT ThE %?an%fi“‘ W um.ul v ¥ i ?4 In’the Clty of Bemidji ti HReren By et "%va;".& "< irregular p ‘The mmmnu ‘of ‘Bengal, lndh. has under consideration a bill to sup- press gambling on cotton and every other form of! gambling. The Dill is a very comprehensive one, and its ef- fect, if passed, will be to close not only | cotton gambling. shops, but also big We have just received a big carload of | Universal Ranges DRINK HABIT - RELIABLE HQME TREATMENT . ¢t thiathr betting es ments, in, which bust- '.m INE treatment for, the Drink Hahit can bo used with ahsolute con. At the Old Pl‘ 1Ces sh and Indian fl dosf g: fl‘& desire_for W) o y,“ or \otha‘ll'“alnghohe ‘stimulants. » r‘ promptly. Mak God usml«}n]huv (cceqfilbé lly used it A;;i ‘have sbeen_ mbqud to_ lives: of sobriety ~R. P mmv X usefulness. Can be. given secret o otics nhfi?.? o dare be SUPERD akergiofpall g 1ngly recently, and the bill now belng | ORKINE i prepared i tvo. forms: No. 1, secret treatment, a powder, ab- ruNERAL OIRECTOR mmgm& expires, giving him an = N ranges have advanced |[flf preparea wluc«;}yftnneleaufandul odorla)sl, fiven :ecreclkz mlfoad or drink; ORRINE No. 2, A e e t . s B d of ling except. bet! in pill form, is for those who desite to take voluntary treatment. e aanlly. stonped, QUALITY their .prices on Jan.; [i 577, m?cum‘u‘ L S A L Db R B your money will be FINISH 1st. | days. i tefunded. Costs only $1.00. per. box. Ask for frée booklet telling all about OR- Three months, postage AND . i ; e OB Seur, Hobtase pald OPERATION We_were fortunate . New Idea for Saving Life, OITY DRYG STORE, Beitraml Ave. gy, TN Wedtty ”lnlou- i in getting our order Birmingham, ‘England, has a new pages, containing a summary style of- life-saving apparatus for the f né"d-;t ":1'.'.'::: &“n o placed before the Are. department. Entrapped persons _&fi #avaric raise, and we are go- “:1 xlemeddin “ag :‘:ge V‘lh:’ch 18 r:l:;d ; Published = . ~Jlj; pnd loweres e windows of Ly the 'fi:fiflfif‘fi%fi%fi.‘fi'fihii‘;‘. EVERY ing to :sell ranges at flll urning ‘buttding. leURANcE B the same old . prices ®. 3. cAmsON. ¥, X. DRNT. RANGE P Bt 2 0.0 DUNY, . XAROLD J. DANE, Baitor. The. Egg Business, At some trouble - and expense, Farm and Fireside has compiled statistics which show that the in- come to farmers of the United States|| last yeat from poultry and eggs was $750,000,000 and of that $535,000,~ 000 was for eggs only. .Just the hen part of the farm business is bigger || than the Steel trust gross income for ||iL. last year, the gross income of the Steel trust was $700,000,000. Brotherhood. Once, so runs the legend, there lived in far: Judean. hills two. affec- tlonate brothers, tilling a common farm together. One had a house and wouseful of children; the other Wwas a lonely man. One night in the harvest time, the older brother said to his wife: “My brother is a lonely man. I will go out and move some of the sheaves from my side of the fleld over on his, 80 that when he sees them in the morning his heart will be cheered by the abundance.” And he did. That same night the other brother said to his workmen: “My brother has a houseful and many mouths to fill. Iam alone, and do not need all this wealth. I will go and move some of my sheaves over on his field, 80 that he shall rejoice in the morn- ing when he sees how great is his store” And he did. And they did it that night and the next, in the sheltering dark. But on the third night the moon came out as they met face to face, each with his arms filled with sheaves. On that spot, says the legend, was built the Temple of Jerusalem, for it was esteemed that there earth came nearest heaven.—Jacob Riis in the Outlook, On Building a Silo. The department of agriculture has sent out a bulletin, which was approved by Secretary Wilson, on “How to Build a Stave and Cement Silo.” The bulletin declares that a silo of ten feet in diameter is the proper size for a herd of twelve cows. To determine the height, the bulletin says to first determine the number of tons the silo must hold. Thirty or forty pounds of sil- age per day should be fed cows when they are getting no other green feed and the number of tons fed per year can be determined by the. length of the season of feeding. A silo ten feet in diameter and twenty feet high will hold twenty-six tons, and pro- vide silage for nine cows. A convenient heighth for a silo above the foundation is twice the diameter.. The silo should be located, if possible, to open into the feed room but if such an arrangement is im- practical, it should be connected with the barn by a covered passage- way. The best foundations are of concrete and the inside of the foun- dation should be at least two inches nearer the center of the silo than the inside of the silo walls. The thick- ness of the wall should vary from ten to eighteen inches, depending on the sie of the silo, kind of foundation and ground on which it is Jlocated. Equal Suffrage will Win, On Saturday the British ministry decided to withdraw the suffrage bill which it had in the house of commons as an amendment had been offered to strike out the word “male” and so have it include women. The action of the ministry has aroused the women to a storm of fury and the world is looking to see a repeti- tion of the riots and disorders which were prevalent last spring. At the same time the English women were seeing their hopes dashed to defeat, the women of North Dakota knew that their state senate had defeated the equal suffrage. bill by one yote. The North Dakota women are confident that they can win over,_enough, votes to have_the .measure;passed: before.the end of.the prosent. session.. SUPERB UNIVERSAL 316-318 Minn. Ave. Come in and see these beauties. - top Superb Ranges do make the cook smile. A guarantee bond with eyery range. GIVEN HARDWARE CO. YOUR MONEY BAOK IF YOU WANT IT BEMIDJI, MINN. until March 1st. You who need a range get busy. Those polished Phone 57 ed that an equal suffrage bill had been lost in the senate by three votes. Whether or not the Gopher women ! will persist in their effort to have| a bill passed at this time is not known now. At any rate, should a bill pass both houses of the legisla- ture, it can only call for an amend- ment and must be submitted to the male voters of the state before a change can be made. Our own prediction, and the close | vote in both states strengthens it, is} that the women will have equal suf- frage and that the time is not far| off. Really, the only question. de- cided by the senate vote yesterday was that as far as the majority of| the senators are concerned, the men| of the state-shall not have the op- portunity to vote on the question. Place for Immature Art. Do not proudly display the art school efforts of your olivq branchea in a framed and glazed condition, un- less there be real merit in them, a thing which, alas! only occurs once in & hundred times, and this is putting it mildly. Clara’s gtudy of “still life” in oils and Fred’s chalk drawing may %e a source of much pride to their parents when they are first brought home, but it would be only kind to place them with one’s private treas- ures rather than let them form a source of irritation to your friends and relations and of misery to their per petrators in after years. PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS four druggist will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT falls to cure any case Skeleton in Solld Rockk. The skeleton of what was evidently 8 human being has been found at Wagon Wheel Gap, Col., forty feet below the surface in a solid rock formation. The skeleton, which ap- parently has been sealed in the rocks for thousands of years, was in an al- most perfect state of preservation. The discovery was made by a mining man who was driving a shatt. The skeleton is small, but seems .too strongly built to be that of .a child. One Proper Form of Pride; Pride is one of the seven daldlyl sins; but it cannot be the pride of a mother in her. children, for that is a compound of two cardinal virtues— faith and hope.—Charles Dickens. PAID ADVERTIS*MENT. For ‘This. Series, $10.00 | 1 hereby announce that I am a candidate for the office of judge of the municipal court of .the city. of Bemidji, at the coming ecity election to be held on the 18th day of Feb- ruary, 1913. I respectfuily solicit the support of the voters of Bemidji. JOHN F. GIBBONS. PAID ADVERTISEMENT. For This Series, $10.00 : I hereby announce that I am a candidate for the office of judge of the municipal court of the, city of Bemidji, at the coming city election to be held in and for said city on the 118th day of February, 1813. 1 respectfully solicit the support of the people of Bemidji. of Ttching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 8 to 14 days. 50c. = ‘We are tlobben of PIN TICKBETS and GUMMED LABELS No need to send outside of Bemidji for Tt:om. e Ploneer. Supply Store Can Save You Money E2 28228222223 FRREEREEREEEREERRRHRE KKK | unun«nn«n««n&n; faaaaaaaiad LU LU McCUAIG AR K bdaaadadSSSS 2SS S S Ss Sl 2y i 2282223222221 AR IR * x X Ed % Do you want x * Get Your * « THE BEST GROCERIES & X * * found in Bemidji ¥ & HOUSEHOLD UTENSILS & * %« % and FARM IMPLEMENTS % % Come right here and get * & K x % them, as we pride ourselves * ¥ of x % on having only the hnit x X * X mogy en buy. : : C. E. BATTLES : x SCHWANM & MARIN * % The Hardware Merchant X * o x X x ¥ Bemf Minnesota, : : Bemidji, - Minn. : X T * K x JOHN L. BROWN. KRR R NORTHERN GBOG’IBY COMPANY WBOLESALSI ] 'ROCER! sssscssessne L2223 422222222 ¢ A 2222222222282 3 AREFREIERRR AR FRRREEEIRRERREE R RK FRFIRRIIII IR C‘i&i{i“i&!filfii&!fil"i&{l’ . ly lnd* sys! *:cally, It ynn ‘receive your pay % boBofot 2 Ly, - % x x * 4 b % GENERAL MERCHANDISE % +# weekly, lay some asids, mh * * S % % week, if monthly do it - & * % % 1y. The dollars will pile un * 4+ Dry Goods, SBhoes, Groceries ¥ ¥ surprisingly. * * and Provisious. xR Y. IT. e x * 4% % Now is the time to open & ¥ Third St. » ‘Bemidji % ¥ bank account with the x ) FOUSTSRNNRRRRIN Ll SRR ) .. 1 * * * We strive to sell. * x : THAT’S NATURAL. : * Bl‘ nox & But we strive harder to please. & HE : ' /THAT’S SBRVICE. : * RN ou). % |Courteous attention: has ¥ ., % won over many jewelry cus- ¥ RRRRRREX m «mm + tomers to us. X * x 7 x Qur local [Yes ‘% 5 % & theiofiears are - : !George T. Baker & Co. : * cuu this bank. t‘fi“fi#&#fim‘fl“fi“&t a4 PAID ADVERTISEMENT: For This ‘Series, $5.00. I hereby. announce myself as an independent. candidate for re-election: as alderman ot the Third ward, to be voted upon at the city election to be 'held Feb, 18, 1913. The support of the voters of the Third ward is respectfully solicited. il | The interest of 'of the ward and the }| city in general will receive the, best of my attention if elected. J. BISIAR. PAID ADVERTISEMENT. For This, Series, $10. T hereby annoupce that I am a can-’ dilate for vudge of the Muni¢ipal Court of ithis .City, which office is to Dbe. filled -at the coming ocity, election, J|and I respectfully‘solieit the Bupport of .the. -itizens of Bemidjl. HERBERT J. LOUD. TRUTHFUL REPORTS Bemidji- Reads Them With Uncom- mon Interest. A Bemidji. citizen tells his experl- ence in the following statement - No better evidence than this can be had. The truthful reporis of friends and deighbors is the .best .proof. in.. the world.. Read.and be convinced. A. J. Higgen, 29 Tenth street. Be- midji, Minn., says: “We have nsed Doan’s Kidney Pille in the family with the best of resu!ts I consider them a valuable ‘ kidney medicine, One of the younger niembers of my tamily had a kidney weakness which was annoying and caused much ex- tra work. I heard of Doan’s Kidney Pills and got a box at Barker's Drug Store. Their uge gave a permanent eure.” « For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the Tuited States. 3 .Remember the name—Doan's— and take no other.—Adv ifii{i’!fli{ifiifi " l"lfii‘ c : FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT : * /60 TO * x = : ROE AND MARKUSEN : x “THEY BRAT.” * * * * %307 Fourth, ) Bomidjl, ¥ x Phone. 106. * ¥ ¥ FEFIIIRERRK KRR Baaidas et S8 St E g8 28l ] MONEY TO LOAN Bassasss ON FARM LANDS. 222220322227 KRR RARANAR AR Bl 3308 8 ad it ad i il :nun«uunrumn«: * FIRIII IR :#*ii#iiii*#l#li I L2 888382388322 %3 . National cars. rmn.ul;‘hm T e vl EE Dis 441 St. Peter Street . ¥ you like at the MERCHANTS WHO WANT Y0 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. reliable and will give you the best value for your money. ifi’i{#fiifilfi“filfiiflfi"fii i”i”mli’i&iifiiifiifli «««mmau«nnun« & terfal; as. much or as.little. . n.mmm.r.mt- »BER GOMPARY. ARk EAAR % -Coal aud wood also for sale « Minnesota. Ave. and R. R. 8. * ARSI IR Fiadsnddodastdinidadiys 514 Minnesota Ave., Bemidjl & Wholesale_and retail Pia- Organs and Sewing ;‘,:filll-. o Phone §73. 3. BISIAR, mmm - Kk e e g e ok ok e e ok e o e % e titi*}t*‘tt*** iii!t’ililimm ‘One Safe ' Way to ~~ Buya Car you are undecided as to what motor car you want, write us at . once, as.we will.gladly, give you the names of National car owners to whom you can write for poutlvelnfonnn.tm We will rest our_case in the hands of these private owners. This is a safe way for you—a way to get the yiewpoint and experiences of the man in your own position, and certainly. this is fair upon our part. .In fact, you.owe it to yourself to learn what private owners think of ‘Write us today for as, many ownu'l, mames as you want. Ask us for #,copy of our hook “By Word of Mouth.” National Motor Car C(;. tt*'fi*i :_it* Ak kAR C#fi*i#il#!!fl.flii 3 t"ttitfii***i** o ot n-nbl: Ventilating ‘absorbers in rear o adelss $2550 vo ¥3.400, tributors St. Paul, Minn. faadd 222 LTIt : . TOM SMART E E FURNITURE E x Dray and Transter s J. B LAHR b % BAFE AND: PIANO MOVING & & x : . : : Furniture, Ruge and . Stoves, : % Red. Phone 68 A Undertaking. s X 818 Amorica Avenue I & Prone cant 178.2. x : . Ofties Phone 12 ’ : « 823 Minnesota Ave. : FREEIIIIIRRERIRKEERER R baaaad gl it ol g el 18 Tl I - BARKER'S DRUG Wholesalers s llers Bervice and ll*llfi’&?ll’"d o, Mall Orders llven ‘that same ser- . vice you get in person. *tfi**i*tfi*** ARKER' Bemidjl, Minn. - TR I IR :ili*i**iiillii: * g E3 '3 ARRRRNAARR AR AR *: x % * GUENTHER & MEHLHORN * Contractors - and Builders % ~Phenes 431, 376. *hk kkkkkkkd * tti 8 w-y P Ho¥ g‘-i*au EEEE XK H KR E KK cuumm«mn,g : ey Reatals,Boads;-Real Estate First Mortgage Loans on City aud Farm Property B and 6, O’ L.ny-low-ov Ill.. Phene 19. )| Bemid), time, Wednesday, February g!yn;;a ;3; e, purchase of approximal X feet of dead and down and fire-inyj ine timber on the Red Lflm ,!!% 4, Sec. 23; lots '1, 2, 3 and 4, 24, township 160 north, range 56 west: Lm. 1, 2, 3 and 4, Sec. 19; lots 1,.2, 8 and 4, Sec” 207 10t 1, 2, 3 and 4. Séc. 21, town: ship 150 north, range 34 west. The tim- ber offered for sale consists of White and Norway pine, approximately ‘two- thirds White pine and one: way. Only dead’or flre‘lnjur-d nm will be sold. All of it of quality 00 acdessible 16 & railrsan’ Lake, minimum prices whioh-will be. lcfiePled a1 $40hver M, foot for Nop: ne‘and 4551 tb.:mi\vvne Jocry ‘mus cutunder B iations brescribed by the Secretary of the Interior. ~ All timber Mmust ge L“d for and cut prior to June 1, 1914. Bid must submit, with their bide, & certified check - for.$400 on some soivent ‘bagk, payable to the undersigned. checks “will be returned to the umsuc- cessful bidders, applied toward xhe 28y ment of timber if bid is ed; and retained as'a forfeit if a bid Is accopted and bidder fails to comply with the re- quirements ‘of his bid.: The right to re- Joct ‘any and all bids-Is reveresd... Fhe- ther information as to.timber, and the mpr:’u‘f tnnrm of gcoxmr:nhm may be ‘ob- * N 90 request to 3 eraigned. Red Lake, Minn., Jan. 17, ,'fiu" ALTER F. DICKEN Supt. & Spl. Disb, Agut. D.-120-219. Pioneer Want Ads -2.Cent. a-Word Bring Results Ask the Man Who | Has Tried. Them Every merchant is TEIIIAIIIRIIAI R ) oot A ERKK x * : At only. !m:;@ POF acre : : You nv; oh E X Thelind in = ‘ % about 80 acres s ’ : Statlon. x g : u«mfiifi .. ; n«nnnu«n«unm ' 3 THE GIVEN nxnwmom 8 o x i E (X X 3 .-0 LX) 0 : § 3 mwwamyd 3 : 00000000 : % Phone 57 316 Minnesota Ani Phone §§8-309 g Aot 2 2L TRS T