Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 10, 1913, Page 2

THE BEMIDJI D, ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MA' TER - AT THE*POSTOFFI MIDJI, ‘WN CE AT B! ER THE ACT OF m%fl‘flu papers are favor it they wili report. vhan they do not ‘.t their ‘papers promptly. Every subscriber to the Dalily Ploneer will receive notice about ten days be- fere his time expl ing epportunity to make an advance pay- ment before the paper is-finally stopped. : Subscription Rates. One month -by carrie: One year, by carrier Three months, postag 8ix months, postage paid One year, postage d.. l'.lg:t pages; containis of tl T:avu of mo ' 8 svery Thursday ane tage a te any address ror ll 60 ln Mvnm“ Pllblllh.d every afternoon except Sun- day by the Bemidji Pioneer Pllb'illlllll Onmp-.n! 6. 1. CARSON. X X. DENU. XAROLD J. DANE, Baitor. The Value of Cord Woods. Farmers who are bringing cord wood to Bemidji are complaining thdt some purchasers are dissatisfied if a.few sticks of oak, elm or maple are mixed with softer woodes. The farmers say that these woods have a higher heat value than the pines and that customers should congratulate themselves when they get hard wood Instead of- pine. The following table of wood heat- ing value is based on 100 pounds of coal. Therefore one four foot cord of poplar has about the same heating value as 900 pounds of coal: Burr oak . Elm .. Ash . Tamarack Canoe Birch .. Jack Pine .. Poplar . In comparing wood to see which kind -will do the best in a certain stove, one should remember that the colder the weather the faster the wood will burn. Cold weather makes a strong draft even in an air tight stove so that the wood will buran much faster. Depots for Nymore. In the last issue of the Nymore In- dependent, the question of depots and shipping facilities for Nymore is again brought before.the public by the publication of the finding of the state railroad and warehouse com- mission which held a héaring here last May. The report finds as follows: “That Nymore is an incorporated village in the county of Beltrami, and has about 900 inhabitants; and that its chief support is a large saw- mill; that it adjoins the city of Be- midjl, a place of about 5,100 inhabi- tants, according to the last cemsus; that each of the railway companies has extensive terminals in Bemidji, sufficient to.last and take care of the business of-that station for a number of years to come; that the distance between the depots.of the several companies at Bemidji and the center of V)more ls abput 16,500 feet, and that a large portion of the people of Bemidji live as far or even a greater distance from. the depots; that: the wagon road .between Bemidji ~and Nymore, at-the:time of the hearing, was very poor and needed construc- tion or repairing and the commission has been advised that immediate steps, on the part of the city of Be- midji, will be-taken to make a good road between-the two places. road should rémain in a bad condi- tion, or allowed to become out of re- pair for any great length of time, the commission- would feel bound to recousider its present decision, and probably require ‘station facilities to be established in Nymore. “This proceeding is brought under Sectlon 2028 of-the Revised Laws of 1906, which reads: “‘Every such railroad company shall provide and ‘maintain at all villages and cities upon its lines, de- pots with suitable waiting rooms for passengers and- rooms ‘tor stornie of treght.’ “It appears in the case under con- sideration, that ample facilities have been furnished by railway dom»an- ies in Bemidji; that there, is only a distance of 6,600 feet between where a station would be constructed at Nymore and the present stations of the companies in Bemidjl. There is only one way, therefore, in which the commission can dispose of this case, and that is to hold that it would be unreasonable to requiré the compan- ~les, or eithér of them, to Pot and- furmish- st " “In consideration:.of::the" the petition is dismissed. - “By the ‘commission, 5 “A. C; CLAUSEN, (SEAL) "Secre!iry” Since the finding wn ‘made by m commisston, Bem{d){ - has: buit’ ‘an 1f the | a cost of nearly $15,000. At the present time there is a concrete paved roadway from the limits of the vil-|| lage of Nymore to Fifth street in Bemidji with the exception of a few feet where the road crosses the river, If the village of Nymore will pave the road from the village limits to the center of the village, the busi- ness districts of Bemidji and Nymore will be connected by a highway as good as any elsewhere in'the state.: Bemidji has done her part by build- ing to the Nymore limits. Let Ny- more do her part and her merchants will have no cause for complaint. PAID ADVERTISEMENT $10.00 to Be Paid for Series. TO THE CITIZENS OF BEMIDJI I am a candidate for mayor and so- licit your votes. Permit me to state that in asking you to vote for me, I do s0, not as a stockholder in a brewery corporation, nor as a mem- ber of the Socialist party, but as a tree and independent citizen and tax payer, so that, if elected I will in no wise be subject to dictation or undue influences, as to my policy as mayor. I do now stand and will be in a position to always stand absolutely independent and free from all such influences and in a position to best promote all the interests of the city and a representative of all the peo- ple for the common:good. By virtue of our city charter it devolves upon the mayor to provide the city with a competent, vigilant and efficient police force that will effectually and diligently enforce the laws and the ordinances of the ctiy. Such a force it would be my greatest effort at all times to maintain. If elected, as your executive officer, I pledge you an administration that will be, on my part, absolutely free from all private or petty interests. With an earnest desire to constantly administer the affairs of that office for the common good to the end that Bemidji as a city may continue to develope, grow in population, in commercial importance and all that will tend to the building up and im- provement of its institutions and promote the wellfare, prosperity and happiness of our people. Very Tespectfully your, —WILLIAM McCUAIG PAID ADVERTISEMENT. For This Series, $5.00. ANNOURCEMENT. 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. The interest of of the ward and the city in general will receive the best of my attention if elected. J. BISIAR. PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS Inur drwn will refund money if re ot Iwhin Bllnfl. Blnelln: or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days. 50c. - AR We are ihbben of PIN TICKETS and GUMMED LABELS Vo need to send outside of Bemidji for Tt::- Ploneer Supply Store Can Save You Money - : BEMIDJI PIONEER PUB. C0. % FRIIFIIIIEIIIIRREI R IR R K FHIIIAAEIFIIIIIIRIKERHK Do you want THBE BEST GROCERIES found ia Bemidji Come. right here and get them, as we pride ourselves on having only the best money can buy. i3 3223222222 ThA Ak khkhh ko Khkkhk hhkkh dhk khkkkhkhk khkkok R RREK lflflflifi#{#flfl“fli’ifi: MoCUAIG GENERAL MERCHANDISE £ 22222223 * g -4 £ i E B 2 2 22222 2°2°2°2°2°3 *® FRERFREIRERPRRREERIRRIERK R adddagddadds a3 ts sl ‘We strive to sell THAT’S NATURAL. Bnt wn strive hfifln" to please. i g ;§ 1 Ha T 5 '*****t*i *ehdkk eighteen’ foot comcrete pavement To vao This We Mr Yuu In P Few llsers Albert Baker Scott Stewart Henry. Paquin Lars Hedeen Anton ‘Hanson John Lind' . C. W. Kinsbury Roy Rice R. W. 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The merchant who is persistent and masters every de: tail ‘of his business is successful. But if he hnsvnotf studied advertising and become familiar with it.he has* not mastered one of the very important details’ of’ his business. The reason why only about one in twenty mer- chants are successful (as Dun’s and Bradstreet’s statis- tics show) is because only about one in twenty merchants . master advertising as it relates to their business. Persistent advertising is not merely to hold business or to pull business away from competitors, but to gain new customers, and satisfy existing demands and create new demands. A merchant must be constant, steadfast and regular to accomplish this desired result. 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