Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 13, 1913, Page 2

R ::; ch' s 35c Sanltary Dusters 1 Horeby anaounce thot [ am & Gen- mommu‘r': : l:‘l‘l. S faarE| For5cOn i Feb. - ‘the Daily will recelve mnotice about ten . Ydave lm his time axpirel. gwnr hm an SR B A . lQuc- One month by~ carrier. :.‘%:g"".x % : i ' =R\ ordinary finkie! paper an postay d 16 any addresa’ or $1:50. in’ edrmmed Published ovory afternoon except Sun- midjl Pioneer Pflh’“l“nl - Dust¢an'be gathered on"them and easily shaken off. ; of the votets'of Bemlajl. o cotfon, to_ba ey = : m X DEND. They will not scratch the finest furniture.~ "J0BN .nxa;m the m"" 2 hetd 5ithe city “l'!‘:;izu gl: hy::'":ur n*nh iny e T B TR Are just right for dusting ie’ cornérs, levu P arsiid” Pov | Bt SO ot Bemiass Tuesdsy, February 18. 1| Doran—sure,” O D"l""m" el EAROLD 7. DaWn, Naftor. 7 7 = ing registers. The Cashman distance tarift bill has been put over until Feb. 20 for action in the senate. It appears that the state raillroad and warehouse commission has been asked to furn- ish certaln ‘statistics and that the commission’ needs ‘time In” which to comply. ‘The" fullest possible inves- tigation should be made before this bill 1s acted upon in order that both the railroads and the public will get & square deal. Be sure to get one or more of Remember the date. Cash only and at store. Middle- Atlantic states reflect the stimulating effect of activity in the iron ‘and steel trade and nearly every important industry, the total being considerably” in “excess of either last year or'two years ago. “Generally satisfactory conditions throughiout the South Atlantic states are indicated by the gain “in: ex- changes at Baltimore, Richmond, Norfolk, Columbia, Jacksonville and other. cities, the total for the entire section being 5.3 per cent in excess of the'same week a year agoand 17.5 per cent larger than in 1911. New Feature of 0ld’Plan, - Down in Maine there is a little town by the name of Fort Kent which found itself in debt to the tunme of $21,000 three years ago. The town raised but $25,000 a year in taxes and felt that something was wrong as the deficit has takon but a few years to accumulate. One Jean O. Michaud ‘was asked to take the chairmanship of the board of selectmen and try to get the town out of debt. He, however, refused to take it unless they would- elect him as ‘well to the position of road commissioner, overseer of the poor, school commissioner and whatever other administrative offices the town charter-called for. His proposition was accepted, and he was elected to these various offices, the only other two officers of importance in the town being the two selectmen who worked with him. At the end of two years’ time the town was entirely out of debt and this year it expects to have some surplus to put into permanent im- provements, this all being done with- out raising any more taxes than for- merly. The success was' due to bet- ter management and closer supervis- lon of expenditures. The principal involved in the eléct- ing of Michaud to all the important offices is the same as that involved in the commission form of govern- ment, namely, the fixing of respon- sibility. Michaud was responsible for the-affairs of Fort Kent and he had to make good. The commission form ‘of government is slowly gain- Ing ground and it is worthy of mo- tice that where the plan has once been tried, there has been no return to the old form. The returns from the cities of the Central South give evidence of well-| maintained activity in that portion of the country, most centers, among them St. Louis, Louisville, Nashville, ton, Houston and Little Rock, re-| porting good gains and the total be- ing well above either previous year. Marked expansion at all the leading centers in the Central states, ex- changes at Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Detroit, Milwaukee, To- ledo, Grand Rapids and many other important points being larger than in any previous corresponding period, testify eloquently to the notable ac- tivity that prevails in all commeércial and industrial ‘lines and the ‘total shows a substantial increase <com- pared with both years. “In the Western states, Kansas City, Minneapolis, Duluth, Omaha, ‘Wichita, Des Moines and other lead- January Bank Clearances; u«&ifiifln«n&«nflu& x * “The remarkable expansion in * ‘We are Jobbers * payments through the’banks, ‘s re- : PN RS 4 flected in bank clearings, of the clos- * “‘LA' : L4 GUMMED ELS ing month of 1912 at s 912 at practically all (J . | ) peq to send outside of % leading centers of the country, was % Bemidji for them. x tairly well maintained i * The oF 7 ¥e. Buntaned I Iadnery, ] ¥ Ploneer Supply Store X% the total, according to statistics com- % Can Save You Money ' % piled from 128 - cities, aggregating * e * BEMIDJI PIONEER PUB. 00. * $16,247,791,726, an increase of 7.5 1 % * TR FRIAERERIRRR IR per cent. as compared with the same month last year and of 12.6 per cent. compared with the corresponding month in 1911. Every section, ex- cept New England, into which ‘ the statement is divided, shows gain, and in some, notably the Southern, ‘Cen- tral and’ Western' states, it is large, reflecting clearly the maintenance of commercial and industrial activity in every direction. “Altholigh ' comparative - dulness was a feature in the stock 'and other speculative markets at New York, that city reports a gain of 6.7 xzei' cent over last year and- 9.5 per cent over 1911, indicating ' a gratitying volume of transactions in érdinary business channels, while the total of all outside cities i8 9.9 per cent. and £ 17.0 per ‘cent,’ respectively, - larger. * Third 8t. Bemidfi & than ‘in“either preceding year: “In ‘New ‘England bank clearings| at” Bostod ‘show * soine‘ contraction, Bttt dasd ity but'‘most ‘of the other 'cities report X * 1ijoré ‘or féss increddd and the section, as a whole, as a fesult of the favor- ablé returns from Springfield, Wor- cester, Hartford, ' Providence ‘and other ‘cenifers, makes a‘fairly’ n!fl- factory ‘compartson’ ‘with both and 1911 Pronounced t sdelphis, . Pittsburgh, - 8 Reading; - Binghamton, - Do.you .want. THE BEST GROCERIES found ia Bemidji Come Tight here and get them, as we pride oursely on “having” oaly the money ‘can’ ‘buy. " OTTO G. SCHWANDT mW)fl}&mfi. b2 22222 2 L2 234 ’i**il**iiifil’ilifill&*” MoCUAIG GENERAL MERCHANDISE 232242223 * § I -] ! 222328222232 They are guaranteed to last’ for oné ‘year. - YOUR mm:v BAOK iF YOU 'WANT IT hich We Lei CIVEN HARDWA REco pom ,‘.,,,%m,,.%,_m.... Chattanooga, Birmingham, Galves-| It matters not where you reside or what you want, the merchants below: can'it Fhk hkkhkd kkkd TR For This Series, 510. didate for sudge of the Municipal| I hereby announce myselt ss ':n : Coun of m. City, which office is to|independent candidate re-election ] - fia‘tur@ ba fille ;;c the cGming city electionM r M:#'mgnrflo These Buuu-ran~ : ‘made from glazed rope .| *-manilla--andare ‘not PAID ADVERHSE‘KENT. - -~ -For This Series, 1. hereby lnnmlnu llu'. I am candidate for the office of Judge affi.s & the ‘municipal court of the city af Bemidji, at the coming city election to be held on the 18th day.of Feb- ruary, 1918, y k . 1 runeci!\my -soHcit the ‘sipport], of the Pirst \ They will outwear.: Dusters costing one dollar or more. reupectfnuy solicit your support, fred wance. JOHN MOBERG. ' | ' Horan—How did yes do ut? PAID ADVERTEEHENT: For This Serles, $10.00 i big I hereby’‘announce that I am a ; * - | voor_open. veln‘aldh'h_a for the ‘olllu of judge ot} these \‘liuhrl. Why It Is Scarce. But no ong can buy him ‘The right pipe to bln' At from I- respectfully - solicit ‘the support: mfiufim ynri”fl’m of.the people of BmM.fl High Finance. ing centers report markejl ‘improve- ment, in part as'a '‘result of ‘mer- chants' ' anti¢ipating ' requirements —*“you're poor, ain't you?* PAID ADVERTISEMENT. ..'w"'....”"'.‘ .:-"""..,'M ToKorea? Tt| TR “T'm Flch.” “Have you got a lot of money?” jantiptpal . (Inserted by Hiram A.’Simons, Be.|/will o8 'mfg “Not In’'cash. But T'vé got you'and MINNEAPOLIS _ more freely than usual and the gen-|miasi: Minn, -Amount PAld, $10.00.) | "W, ,,_ can get him | the baby, and you're worth $1,000,000| gpEGIAL -ATTENTION TO 5 eral increase i’ mercantile activity sand 77 aplece to me.” ‘OUT-GF-TOWN ORDERS 5 \ __: |‘oroaked by & man here in New| ", i following the favorable crop -results T “York for ,{,,_{;‘;,h Oh! - That much?’ ofthe past ‘season. ' Improvement in | the lumber industry “and well-main- tained prosperity in -other leading]] S iing s 84 eMbEnel | BTN anlwlurnu R ohf lines is' indicated by the increased Mh’*fi’“fifin rat ! volume’ of ‘bank -exchanges at ' San 3 ‘2::‘ lm:;nyo;q::mldlm"'"f b I~ APPENDICITIS BOOK FREE Franicsco, Los Angeles, Sacramento, “I"un\x I use my ear trumpet” . || The Adler-i-ka book,- telling how | Seattle and most other citieson the . —~ i “My. g .ooa man, won't you make up |constipation or gas-on the:stomach | R. F. MURPHY section is much in excess of both 5 1o gt usmn ‘Padston fot | N years.”—Report of R. G. Dun & Co. 'HE 'WAS’A'DACHSHUND. | 'WORTHTRYING! SAYSSAGE TEA DARKENS HIRAM A. SIMONS. T Thé old’tife"ixture’ the coming- City Election to be-held on the 18th day of February, 1913. On the 25th day of September,|d: 1911, he 'was appointed by Goverror |again rusing:it-to keep:thelr-hair aled o its natural color. .| Eberhart 'to succeed thie'late Hom." H. Xt was our office since that time, and he feels greatest advantage. ‘that his administration of the affalrs| - f this city to endorse that he i ghit " the voters of s city ‘el unt py; ‘his- tafl iss long vay'-off, :,‘l‘i)mlnhtrlfion at the coming ‘elec duct calted “Wyeth's > Sage-~ and[Busy; 100k yedis Younger.—Adv. ‘reliable:and will glve you the best value for your men iidcfi#ni&ifii' 222 : AEIIRIERREFRIAR RO R R fl’ 4 g4 o C X f * - ; x s x K * . & * : <4 % FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT X x I % '~ NORTHERN ‘GROCERY ' & 3 o ' 1 i : 3 COMPANY PR ‘x * * x ¥ % moE mnmm : :nmm., Ruge "and Stoves; x RPN AP Or Bt o * “THEY BEAT.” #: X Undertaking, * § o WHOLBSALE omRe + X % 207 Foiurth-sifeet’ Bemian:k % Prone call 1782, x ’:oatunltont -c: ; Phonv 208. ;1 : : "Ilfllmuofl‘u.: KRR RS RRRRRRRNRERR P T TR T TR T T LT . R IR R KRR &w&«w«u&#fl&fln& BRI KRR f& s 3 Get Your ' : : 3 Ly BARKER’S DRUG : { HOUSHHOLD 'UTHNAILS * % & erringeed ik : VELRY STORE * ’ and’ PARM IMPLEMENTS "% : MONEY TO TOAK : b4 : : ot : 3 -$3808888 - Lx “%_Wholesalers: and' Retatlers e 'onnmu ol oxmuuflu " L ¥ 3 ‘Bemldjl, - Minn. T X : oDD nmwn ‘BUILDING. ¥ : ¥ u&w&«m«&u{r«n«« B e AR RAR SR atotgias o mnnarw”«nanwnu u#«&i«&&fi*&&«a: x x x X * : GUENTHER & MEHLHORN * x il * : o aoki * x Wi ty x = Contractors and ~ Bullders & * ly. 'lflgo doliars will pite up & - ' Phones 481, 876. x * surpr 4 * x * TRY-IT. “° T - e 3 x No'hfioun-wmnll i * % bank ueonn * * x x * x * ! TR IC&M‘I& 1 L i ARRRRRNEAR ARA fitn@w*tt **tfi‘ * : * * * 0 [ERN - * x =§m e i 0 ; x JoNG AND AT, & x e x b —— Doran—O1 backed him down a cillar swn thin sued th" mon for lavin’ th’ N "‘l(otfir “said the 7-year-old #on of S Zas i L i e+ | Gordon Bates—according to his father #No, ‘son,” answered the, fond pe “That much and more. Wby, son‘ . “Couldn’t you—now — hypothecate "‘ tell You: “""""“";.w“"‘“"‘, thetbaby and buy me a football sutt?” e i you can EASILY guard -against: ap- Pacific -Coast, and the total for the Rvnston; pendicitis, and how you can relieve INSTANTLY, is offered free . this fUNERAL DIRECTOR a weok by E. N. French & C&o., Drug- ? “FADED; GRAY HAIR JUST BEAUTIFULLY -7 250 S50 o 8 b . 5 T, HARMLESS - BUT. -EFFECTIVE—|Sulphui Hair Remedy’ for about fifty ORDER FOR HEARING | MIXED WITE SULPHIR MAKES |cents a bottle. 1 is the most popular| 01 "E80138, 310, thiag, e Baction,of “"HATR SOFT ARD L fart !|because nobody can discover it has things, for the ju “Bage ‘Tea| been applied. Simply dampen a soft’ M. Pederson, deceased homestead sett Presents himself ds o Non-Paitisan | and sulphit Tor'~ darkeitag™ gray |brosh or éponge with AWyeth's Sage 165, ANd what are-the respective Hignts candidate for Judge of the Municipal |streaked and faded hair is coming in and Sulphur” and draw this through stead land of sald deceased, and ta as- Court of this City to be voted for at|vogue again, says a well-known|your hair, taking one small strand at‘,y entitled tothe 8a: n i @ ‘time. Do this tonight, ‘and by |, It I8, Ordsred, “That said petition and - morning the gray hair-disappears and Monday the 17th day of .Febr ‘.L after anothier application it is restor-| ot the’ e of o0 Frobate -Court: A% . | good,. even color which s ‘quite sen-| ‘What "delights 'the ladies with! thereof be given to all- perso uu.nr- W. Bailey, a8 Judge of the Municipal | sible, as we are living in an age when|Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur is that be- | S350 DY publishing this ords ‘;‘ B Court in this City, and has held the|a youthful appeaiance is of thé|sides beatitifully darkening the hair| {jmmediately prior.to of. 33:_ they say it produces that soft lustre|paper printed and published at owadays, though, we ‘don’t -hava|dnd" appéarance of ‘abundance which| ™ $813,Co! Bemld}? M“;‘,in_ this 22nd" day of the“office- justifies” him" 1u’ asking [‘the troublesoine task of gatKering the|is so attractive: besides preventsl"‘ January, A. D. sige and the mussy mixing at home.|[dandruff; itching sealp and falling| _RK. Al? drug stores sell the feady-to-use|hair. Here, you gray haired folks, get (Court Seat) " Judge'f Frobate Court et for you it & price that will defy competition. Every merchant is L8422 221 Sise 100 mfi:" “doss Sive 31 rh 'fla\;s :?a say, will mot firgk Cost you & um. - Barker’s Dru‘ Store. 1-2. Gont 2 Ward Bring Results Ask the:Man-Who - Has “Trieds Them AUTOMOBILE B\ Manufactured and Repaired by Shotwell-Harris Compéhy 13 SOUTH NINTH TTREET AND EMBALMER | OBDER POR HEARING ON:PRTITION !0. DIH‘I:;‘!’IOI’ OF NEIRS In the Matter of “the Dem-mludon of the Heirs of Peder M. Pederson, De- ceased Homestead. Settle; + this Court, of who are the heirs of Peder and interests of such heirs in thé home- - ign said homestead 1o the parties legal- isaid matter be heard and examined ‘on 1913, at ten g'clock 2. m. of sal Bemidji In said County an It 1’! Further Ordered, 'l‘h‘t Hotice or. three :um- ing in the Bemidjl Ploneer. a d:lli n said County a By the Court, | —4tp123-218 n«u«nu«n-n«nnn&nu ¥ AVOID SPECULATION & Invest in Land * At only $10.00 per acre ~ ¥ You have the chojce of 13 all Joining 40%s. % The land is easily cleared n 18 gradually dl;p[u, % about 0 acres o * Ak K "% i 'Itfiifliiliilfiil nunn«nununn«ue .'.' A Balalaa i d s 30 LT TR :m«m&.nmw-w“