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

] THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MAT- TER_ AT THE POS’I'OFFICE AT BE- 31, MINN, UNDER THE ACT OF !n the Cny of Bomld.u the papers are @elivered by. ‘carrier, . Where- the deliv- Qut favor if they will report when they do aot get their papers prom Every subscriber to the DM‘I] Ploneer recelve notice about ten days be- fore his time expires, giging him an pportunity to make an adyance. pay- ment before the paper is finally stopped. Subscription Rates. ht pages, containing a summary Thm-dnox the w-:k P\Ibliupl‘lsd "a'r and te any lddrm for $1.50 ln advance. Pllblllhtd every afternoon except Su. day by Bemidjl Pioneer Publishi: Authier Appointed. George F. Authier, for several years political writer of the Minnea- polis Tribune, has been appointed by Governor Eberhart as his secretary to succeed Ralph- Wheelock. Mr. Wheelock has been appointed to the state board of control to succeed P. M. Ringdal. The appointments are effective April 1. Must Get Together. The senate in committee of the whole yesterday voted in favor of the bill allowing ten men on a jury to return in a ecivil case if the jury has been out twelve hours. The bill had already passed the house with the provision that the jury must be out slx hours. It is probable that the senate will today pass the bill as rec- ommended in committee of the whole. The difference in the bill as-pass- ed by the two houses is so slight that there should be no trouble in get- ting together on the proposition. The verdict by ten question has been before the people of the state since about 1892 and has repeatedly been recommended by the state bar associations. = Such a law would save thousands of dollars a year in trial expenses and would materially aid the operation of the courts. It is to be hoped that the bill will be fin- ally passed at this session. The Power of Opinion. It was not so many years ago that railroad managers operated their lines on -the theory that the roads were built for the stockholders and that the public was asnuisance. The shipper and the passenger were tol- erated but reldom treated with con- sideration. Now note the change. The Firemen’s Brotherhood in the east has been threatening a strike which will tie up all of the eastern railroad lines if their demand for.an increase in wages is not met. The managers of all the railroads con- cerned have formed a committec which has been flooding the press of the country with literature giving the railroads’ side of the controversy. The firemen were to strike this week. The railroads were holding out for an arbitration committee of seven. The firemen were willing to arbi- trate under the Erdman act which would give them one man, the rail- roads one man and the two to choose the third. On Tuesday the railroad managers agreed to arbitrate under the Erd- man act. The managers wrote to Martin' A. Knapp, presiding judge of the United States commerce court in part, as follows: “The managers feel that the pub- lic will not tolerate a strike.” This certainly makes plain . the fact that the attitude of the railroads toward the public has materially changed. Publi¢ opinion is steadily growing in power. Duluth and Bemidji. Duluth, through its Commercial club, has started a campaign on home “boosting” by placing adver- tisements in. about forty papers of Northern Minnesota and Wisconsin, This policy was adopted as the:best way in which to bring the natural ad- vantages of Duluth before the people in what Duluth considers her terri- tory. Duluth ‘and Bemmjl are, separated by 167 miles and connectéd with two rallroads. Bemidji and the twin cities are separated by 221 miles and connected with. two ~lines: of rail- roads.. Therefore, all ‘other things being ‘equal, Duluth is the natural market for many of our products and this country is the market for hers. Duluth. enjoys the advantage of be- | d: thar ing: 300 miles farther.. ini any other deep water:-port -in:the country. This means -that, on. ducts of.Northern. Minnesota: shipped | east: and: eastern products shipped here billing via-Duluth will give the shipper the advantage of water over ol rates, In many cases, bowever, No. 8 tea kettles, No. 9. tea kettles, Foot baths............ X Spittoons..... luth’ by rail combinations Royal Granife Ware It is gray in color, nnd is made strong and durable and above all it is sanitary. 90c Coffee pots, 30c to 60c Tea'pots; 30c to 60c- Rice boilers; 78cand $4. Chambers, 80c, 65c GIVEN HARDWARE CO. YOUR MONEY BAOK-IF YOU WANT IT 316-318 MINNESOTA AVE. this advantage has been lost to Du- which have made freight rates from twin cities equal to the water rate trom Duluth, or at least, make up the differential. the Duluth is a port in our own terri- tory. It feels, close to Northern Minnesota and understands the prob- lems of this country. It is the nat- ural market for the products of‘s, 000,000 acres. Bemidji .and Duluth have many.interests in_commeon and the closest friendship exists between two cities. Real Friend. the wholesalers and retailers.of the There 18 one friend who will neyer fail you while you have hands to move pnd a brain to plan. In your dreariest hours she will be your sweet refuge, and in times of prosperity she will guard you from “the pride which goeth before a fall.” She will bring you long nights-of restful sleep at the et of your busy days and. when other friends grow careless or disdaintful, she will:'absorb you-more. and more. Her name is Work, and neither the highest nor the lowest can be happy Sauce pans, 28c; 80c: Preservmg kettles, - 28c to 6oc Quart mqqsu{es.....SSc . Soap dishes ......... 18¢ Cups....... ¥ Plates .., Dinner pails... Bed pans...... PHONE 57 = Tombstone as a Barometer. . Upton, near Peterborough, one ot the smallest parishes in: England, -numbering only: fourteen houses, pos- messes a mysterious tombstone of: black marble, which ‘emits & damp ooze in:patches when. it is about to rain. It is regarded in the vilfhge as an infallible barometer. - 1 Happiness. Those who have the most of happl- ness think the least about it. But in thinking about and:in doing their-duty happiness comes—because the heart and mind are occupied with earnest thought. that touches at a thousand points the beautiful and sublime reall- ties of the universe.—Thackeray. Masquarade and Theatrical 2 COSTUMES BE OUR AGENT Write tor Special Discout L. KOPFMANN, Cosrum ‘Successor 10 Smith Costume Co. 705-7-9 20d Ave. S., Minneapolis >, BRASS--BRONZE—ALUMINIUM The Finest Machine Work PATENTS: PERFECTED 20th Century Brass Works 233:5th Ave. So., Minneapolis 50 Below? Genuine and Original d: Mackinaw Proce Ith's sake gel vour dealer ICK & DULUTH er mind pindoors or All-wool you are cosily protected during out. under ot rducing (@ peech | years ago at a literary dinner, deliv. ered himself of a maxim which he suggested should be.hung up in every. _newspaper office in the ‘mfld iwas: '!ewcr,vordl .shorter. better £old.” ‘And all the n Dbresent ralsed a:cheer. » - I'fu Bad. “> “What: makes Willon .-100K <90 vooyhexone? Dlhppoiuuthinfl' “Yes." - “Who got the gisl?® S “He did.” 2 PHYSIGIAIS ENDORSE VINOL To crute Shength and for Pulmon- ZTroubles. le-down, debilitated people,: those who need strength, or who sut- fer from- chronic coughs, ‘bronchitis, may find help in these letters. Dr. C. L. Dreese, Goshen, N. Y., says: “In cages .where the curative: influence of cod: liver oil 18 needed, 1 prescribe Vinol, which I find to be far. more: palatable: and efficacious than. |4 other cod liver preparations. It is a. worthy cod . liver preparation in || 'which a physician may have every confidence.” Dr. L. B. Bouchelle of Thomasville, Ga., says: family and -in-my general practice with the most satisfactory results. It 18 exceedingly beneficial to those af- fiicted: with bronchal or pulmonary troubles, and to create strength.” - Dr. W. N. Rand of Evans Mills, N Y., says: “I want to say that I have used and prescribed Vinol in my practice and it will do au you claim for it and more.” We return your money if Vinol fails to help you. Barker’s Drug Store, Bemidji, Minn.—Adv. colds or| “I have used Vinol in my | By the run along time. tent) « o+ & . 1-Day-Wake: Up sell them. BEMIDJI, =.a-n-y---mw' ; 1-Day-Ben, (litermit- Clock. Strikes hilf hour O brass plates. - polished: Forthm 8 Day. Mantle on cup bell; hour:on cath- - ~edral-gong; fancy bronze ornaments on sides. - " Black ~ enamelled, gilt trimmed case. Move- ment made from heavy ; Highly steel pivots. With-proper care will last and'keep time for a life- tinte. : ALARM CLOCKS, $1. 00 to $300v from the' FAOTORY to BEMIDJI is the way - WE $2.50 $1.00 Mauufacturing Jewelers (116, 3rd St.) DIRECT receive them. In. all the -best styles, makes and sizes, and sold w1th a. guarantee. not sell .a clock that we. cannot gmm If you wish'to be called ‘on' the dot every 'day in the year, buy one of our Alarm Olocks. “You can depend’ on our. Cloeks not merely to wake you on time but to keep time and 83.00 Ono-nny-.hmlor Tat- - too (lntermment) .- 1-Day-Day Llym (Inter mntent) We do $1.78 « w0 oa 81,80 Any of these clocks sent to our out of fowm customers upon receipt of '_;he prlce. We can sell much cheaper clocks but 2s we eannot guarantee them “wé would not GEORGE T. BAKER & CO. MINN. RN Phones 'Roe & Markusen You only need to tell us what youwant. <Leave: the quality and the firice to us. Our groceries are the SUPERIOR quality. VWe feel that it is a CRIME to sell poor things to eat.. Doing this is equal to selling poi- son; because POOR FOOD IS a-slow, SURE POISON. Our prices ‘on gro- ‘ceries are little, because we sell big quantitigs of them. 106-107 8T. PAUL Bemidji Townsite & Improvement G 520 Capital Bank Bullding .iThis space reserved by the Bemidji Townsile & Improvement 6o, For price of lots, terms etc., INQUIRE OF T. C. BAILEY, Bemidji or write, WMINNESOTA MERCHANTS WHO UR BUSINESS | 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. Every merchant is reliable and- will give you the best value for your money. ; We are -ihbbm of PIN TICKETS Bemidji for them. The Rk dk TR Ak hk found in Bemidji money can *hhkk Kk * (=] 3 ® £ 2 2 8 2 3 Courteous i & 2.8 8 8 8822338 % 38 ¢4 ) L4 attention: many jlwolry us. and GUMMED LABELS No need to send outside of Ploneer Supply - Store Can 8ave You Money E : | 8 Come right here and get them, as we pride ourselves on having only the bug SCHWANDT * : Bmlfi“m e!ohlfl?im R KRR K FRREEERIIRRR IR EREEREEEK B FRRIIRRIIERIRERRRR R FAIIIAIERR IR EK TR R x 2 * * : McCUAIG ¥ GENERAL. MURGHANDISE % %Dty Goods, Shoss;- Groceries and Bemtafl & SRR IR ‘We strive to sell. THAT§ NATURAL: ‘But we strive harder to pleass, - THAT'S SERVICE. s 2322238223223 *hkh Ak hkk khkkk e e e ok I e ok o e ok R T i‘fiifl*&iflifil{lfiiflifikfilfi! NORTHERN GROCERY COMPANY sessessanee Tk khkkkdrk ok ko e e e et ok ok o e ek ok f‘lfilfiiflfl!fi*flifllfil’!fll *fi!fiifi%fl@i&k&i’i&li&l&i Get Your ° HOUSEHOLD UTENSILS .and.FARM IMPLEMENTS of C. E. BATTLES . The Hardware Merchant Bemidji, - Minn. AR AR KRR R R Fkhdkkkkkk kkkk ii&am = i i é 3 * _. ly. 'l'lu dollars wfll plle np x rMn‘lf. s Now is tb. time to open a % bank account-with- th RS *’Mfllfii 3 “{&ifl . rtfiflmtfimflfifl**#t "VATOAL ARXAARKN A KN ek t’* 223222222288 22 21 :*flll%lfiiii‘lfi#i" ”iiii: *x ¥ FOR GOOD THINGS TO BAT FREEFREEIREEIEREIRREERREE FRIAREIRIIRIAIRERE IR 83888888 MONEY TO.LOAN 85858388 ON FARM LANDS. oo Je e e o ok ok o ook A iiki"l”*”ifil&lfifl}i{fil FREHRIHR IR 2 2 8 4 B 2 ?o Bd 3 i x : 4 the .last. If you are not al % ready a customer, you do n : know how well we can please x £ ARIARE KKK AR kR x " x . O m n«nnmunnnn«n e P e e R R e R [ Wnfl llli Wax Paper. Bottl and Cream. :'n:: *unuu-nw *fi’t:fi*'*.*‘t***tv u * * *x GO TO * * * : ROE AND MARKUSER : * “THEY BEAT.” : & * % 307 Fourth: street, Bemidjl.. ¥ x Phone 206. * * 3 3 2238228232222 ¢3 *hk RERRERARK XK Baaasasi s 28828 g2l el oty TOM SMART Dray and “Traasfer SAFE AND PIANO MOVING: Res.. 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