Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 17, 1913, Page 2

1HIS PAPER REPRESENTED Fol FDREIGN > ADVERTISING BY THE . GENERAL OFFICES 'ORK AND CHICAGO BRANCHES, IN. ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER SHCOND CLASS MAT-' 'MIDJI, MINN. -ry I- Irn lcm mk plflnt o thh .office. Telephone 81. Out of ‘town .subscribers -will confer a: tavor it they will-report when they do aot get their DlDen promptly. subacriber to the Dally Plonaor -m zeceive: nofiu nbmxt ten days be- re his .time: expires, giving bim an wportunity to make an advance pay- ment before the paper is finally stopped. Subscription Rates. lll'g it pages, containing | summary o, nows of the week. Published ursday_and sent postage paid tl .ny ldd!'o!l for $1.50 in -dvanca. Pnhn-h-d every u’urnogn cept Sun- @ay ‘by the Bemtdjl Plonaar Publilhhll commy. @ R. CARSON. X. X. DENU. XAROLD J. DANE, Rditor. The Governor’s Veto. On Tuesday Governor Eberhart exercised his right of veto for the first time and sent back to the house the Nolan public utility bill. Thié bill provided that city councils should have complete control ~over public utility corporations operating within their city limits. It was a patch work bill inasmuch as it provided control for certain classes of corpora- tions which do not operate exclus- ively within any one city. Telephones were exempted from the Nolan bill and were covered by the Minnette bill which provided that telephone rates should be regu- lated by the railroad and warehouse commission. The principles involved in these two bills are directly op- posite to each other. The Nolan bill would let each municipality late its own public utility tions. regu- corpora- The Minnette bill would place one class under state control. Governor Eberhart’s action will be regarded favorably by those who wish to see ward politics absolutely eliminated in Minnesota. The Nolan bill was designed to hit one Minne- apolis company only but could have been applied elsewhere in the state under similar conditions. Why the legislature should the principle of state one recognize control im measure and then repudiate it in an- other is hard to see. The Pioneer is in favor of a state regulation of public utilities. There are many reasons for urging such a control, many of which the governor stated in his message. moves the possibility, the apparently cannot muster enough votes to pass the bill.over the veto, of corruption between councils and public utility managers for at least two years. 1f the present legis- lature will see fit to establish a pub- His veto re- since house lic utilities commission with power to regulate all rates, the problem can be well settled at once. The Wages of Sin, Early in the morning of January 3, 1911, the clerk in the McKay hotel in Duluth was held up and robbed by two young boys, Charles Melodrow- ski and Algot Johnson. In attempting to escape they were captured by Pa- trolman Harry Chesmore. He put the boys on a car and started for the police station. He never arrived alive for Melodrowski shot him and ‘he died at once. The two boys were tried. Melo- drowski was sentenced in life impris- onment and Johnson for thirty years. They had aspired to be dime novel heroes and their smug satisfaction at the time of their trial was pathetic to see. Shortly after being sent to Stillwater, both boys contracted con- sumption and Melodrowski soon died Johnson, who ‘is now sixteen years of age, proved of tougher fiber and is|] alive today although his death is mo- mentarily expected. He was released the first part of the week by the state board of pardons in order that he might die at home. Thus although capital punishment is no longer the rule in Minnesota, the death of these two boys can be traced directly to their taking of a human life. Minnesota for Ranchers. A dispatch in a Sioux Falls, South Dakota, paper says - that. a severe snow. storm recently swept over the Pine Ridge Indian reservation coun- try and that many ranchers lost all of their stock. The dispatch says that the snow was so badly drifted that the settlers were able to get but one ‘mail in two weeks. Minnesota must look like a haven of rest to those ranchers. Here in] Absolutely Pure j The only :Balilny-:flnwdér -made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar NO ALUN, NO LIME PHOSPHATE sands ‘of acres ~-of practically free range on which there is natural grass in abundance, shade and pure water. There are: no severe storms in-the: winter and the drainage is such that floods are unknown. Minnesota needs the ranchérs. They should in- vestigate. Time for B. V. D.’s. BUSY LIVES LED BY WASPS Insects as Industrious at Home as When They Get After the Swim- ming Small Boy. ‘Wasps appear to be wellnigh as.in- dustrious as ants or bees. One au- thority has declared that the cardinal doctrine of the wasps is: “If any wasp will not work, neither shall he eat.” Division of labor is cleariy seen in the wasp’s nest. Some of the work- ers seem to be specially employed as foragers and soldiers, others appear to be told off as nurses and guardians, while yet others are engaged as paper- makers and masons. ‘Wasps are at all times particularly fond of honey. Toward the ehd of summer, as all bee-keepers know, they will force their way into beehives and carry off by force as much as they can gorge of their winged neighbor’s honey. The drones of the wasp world, in- stead of being idle and luxurious, are sober, industrious and well-behaved members of the community. They clean the streets of their town with exemplary diligence, acting as public scavengers or sanitary officers. And they have their reward, for, unlike the been dromes, they live their allotted life in peace and quietness until win- ter involves both them -and their maiden sister in one common cata clysm of death and destruction. Found a Cure for Rheumatism. “I suffered with rheumatism for two years and could not get my right hand to my mouth for that length of time,” writes Lee L. Chapman, Maple- ton, Iowa. “I suffered terrible pain so I could not sleep or lie still at night. Five years ago I began using Chamberlain’s Liniment and in two months I was well and have not suf- fered with rheumatism since.” For sale by Barker’s Drug Store.—Adv. - Glass-Eyed Cow ;Works: Overtime A few months ago a dairy cow be longing to Blair Stanton, a Wyan: dotte county farmer, producing eighi quarts of milk a day, lost an eye In} the hedge brush. The cow refused tc -agsociate..with others of the herd, gloomed alone and relapsed into a state of chronic melancholy. - From eight: quarts:of milk per day heriout put: dropped to four. .A veterinarian was called. He found no aflment ex cept melancholy, and he solved the problem. by providing her with & glass eye. Next day the Jersey ‘war found: with the ‘Werd :grazing in ‘deef contentment. Best of all, she regained her milk ard started in to make up for lost time. Now she is giving ten quarts of milk a day and is happy.— Kansas. City Dispatch ito: the ‘New York Herald. " Look to Your Plumbing. 3 You know what happens in a house in which the plumbing is in poor condition—everybody in the house is liable to contract typhoid or some other fever. The digestive ‘organs perform the same functions in the human body as the plumbing does for the house, and they should be kept in first class condition all the -time. If you have any trouble with your digestion take Chamberlain’s Tablets and you are certain to get quick re- liet. For sale by Barker’s Drug Store. —Adv.’ Dactor Wilson'’s Lucky Thirteen. Let the superstitious cultivate num- wer 13 if they want real luck. At least - President-elect Wilsor. finds it 80, and any combination which by ad- dition, subtraction, or muitiplication will produce the lucky number, gives him the greatest delight. ~“Thirteens,” he sdys, “have always been running through my life in connection: with some fortune.” His name—Woodrow ‘Wilson—contains just ‘13 letters. It is said he dropped Thomas, his: first | name, in order to get down to lucky 13. For 13 years he was a professor in Princeton university, and then was elected its thirteenth president. He was ‘nominated and elected -presidént of the United States in 1912, which by the addition of its digits gives.13. The electoral college met on the 13th- ot January, and he will be the “28th president,” a combination of figures totaling 13. MERCHANTS equipment, forge, bellows, anvil n.nd || -even the ‘strong ‘odors of coke’and iburnt - leather. . The <wagon travela around the streets of the upper West | #lde”and wesrs a mighty ‘prosperous airas it stands backed:-up:to the:curl:}: while the "smith inside the wagon pounds out shining sparks’ from the ‘shoes he shapes on' his nnvll.—No' York Press.i: Coffina Many Centurles Old. Two tiny coffins have recently been found-in ‘the :monasticiiburial ground, of Peterborough, Northampton, En land, and have been placed in Peter bormlxh .cathedral. . They are said to be ‘the coffins of the twin ‘children of King Canute_.'who were drowned-in Whittlesey- Mere as they were cross. Ing . to-be: efluuted at Peterborough abbey. £ HOW’S .THJS? We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- | wn.trd for any ‘vase of Cattarh that can') 1o J.iCheney for-the: last 15-years, and be- lieve him . perfectly honorable . in all 'business transactions .and ‘financially’ able to-carry fout .any obligations made . :hi NATIONAL BANK OF couugncg:, 'oledo, Hall's Cltlrrh Cure 1is: taken')intern: ally, acting. directly upon - the blood and ‘mucous- surfaces ‘of the- system: ‘Testimonials sent tne. Price 15 cents per bottle.. Sold by.all, Druggists wfl’:e Hall's Family Pills for nnnstl- l‘mfl. 0!' CONTEST. the Interior, ‘Office. 3 Crookston, Minnesota, April 10, 1918. To Robert S. BEaton of Biggs, ., Con- testee: You are’ hereby notified- that Peder Johnson, who gives Maicolm, Minnesota, as his post dffice address, d.d on March Ten 1815, fle in this ofcs s iy corroborafed application to contest and Secure the cancellation of your Home- stead, .Serial “No. 06804, made October Hrowtria SWi, Section 4, Township 156 N., Range 36 W., 5th Principal Mer- idian, and as g’munds for his contest he alleges. that said entryman has wholly, abandoned the' sald -1and since -making' entry thereon; That he has wholly failed 'to establish a residence or in any way impmve the said tract as required by aw, You are, therefore, further notified that the said aMegations will be taken by this office as having been confessed by you, ‘and your said -entry will be canceled thereunder without your furth- er right to be heard therein, either before this office or on appeal, if you fail to file in _this office within twenty days after the FOURTH publication of this notice, as -shown below, your answ under oath, specifically meeting and sponding to' these -allegations of contest, or if you fail within that time to file in this office due .proof that you. have served a copy oOf your.answer on the said -contestant either in person or by registered mail. If.this service is made by the delivery of @ copy of your an- swer to the contestant in person, proof of such service must be either the said contestant's written acknowledgment of his receipt of the copy, showing the date of its receipt,"or the affidavit of the per- son, by _whoiny the delivery. was made, sta ‘when Bnd._where the copy. was Gcliverad: if Bade by registered. mail, f_0f “suchzgervige must: consist_of he affidavit of the person by whom the copy gvas.. , stating_when. and the ‘post Office to 'which it was malled, and this afiidavit must be accompanied by the postmaster’s receipt for the letter. You should state in your answer the name of the posoffice fo. which you de- sire future notices to be sent to” you. +«ARTHUR P. TAUPIN, Register. Date of first publication April 17 Date of Second publication April Date-of third ‘publication, ..ay Date ‘of fourth publication, Ma 0 WANT YOUR BUSINES of it in the highest terms of praise: 1t 18 for sale by Barker’s Drug stnre. —Adv. cm'ee has gfilned , world wide ‘Tepu- |} tation, and people everywhere speak | - Inforiiation-B ley Brink co. 909 Tower Ave., Superior, Wis, Place your order now for an Official Road Gui “Of ‘Minnesota Built for and under the auspices Minnesota ‘Auto Association of the Price $1.00 Contains 550 speedometer ROAD TRIPS giving mileage between towns Maps complete, showmg charted and all| traveled roads in state Book Contains Nearly 1000 Pages; Will be on sale at this store about May 1st. The Bemidii Pioneer Office Supply Stors Phone 31 It matters not where you reside or what you wnnt. the merchants below can it get for you -at .a price that will defy competition. -Every merchant is FRHHRRHHHR KRR - We nro Iobberl PIN TICKETS GUMMED LABELS No need to send outside of Bemidji for them. The Pioneer Supply Store Can.Save You Money E 22222222223 Fodk ok gk dekkok Aok : BEMIDJI PIONEER PUB. CO. : AR AR Do you wal THE BEST GROCEB.XIS found in Bemidji Come right here and get them, as we pride ourselves on having only the best money can buy. 5 0TTO G SCHWANDT Bomiairnetote AT eota, IR RRIK KRR KK lfii{i&lk’i{flhfllifil{”fllfi Khkhk Ak khkk kkkk dkk khkhkkkk kkkk MoCUAIG GRNERAL MERCHANDISE Dry Goods, Shoes, Groceries and Provisious. Bamldfi b2 2332338223 **.“ii***fi*fi * g a 2 L S { B T e s iilli%)‘ii#i’fikfil’ifiifi#’ x We strive to sell. THAT’S NATURAL: * ok Kk edse. * ] & 1 H i -3 wGe £ 8 g ) SERVICE. Courteous ~attention has - won -over many jewelry cus- tomers to us. dkkkkkhk A the north, Minnesota . offers: thou-\. FARREERAERN K Ak #&ii"l&*fiiifi!’ll’ii&i&ifi NORTHERN GROCERY COMPANY . WHOLEBALE GROCERS Tdokdkkdkkok kkkk L2 s 23322222 8224 lfii{{’iflifliflfi#fli{l’l{i* FARAIAIRRIIAREIIIIR TR * * Get Your x ¥ - HOUSEHOLD UTENBILS & and FARM IMPLEMENTS ot C. E. BATTLES The Hardware Merchant Bemidji, Minn. nmnnnwunwuu; Iiflifli#fi%kfii{i&l*&i%l{i ; B‘VE YOUB. HONE%I ;l ly nnd yltenu - I cll.ly It you receive your pay i X weekly, 1ay éome aside each ¥ X week, if monthly do it month- ¥ % ly. The dollars will pile up ¥ - & surprisingly. * x TRY IT. *x % - Now is the time to open & & : .bank account with the x - SEC STATE BANK- : n,ounn«m«nnn »:«;4:«&;1;;:;4«: x - *hkkhkkhk * SCHOOL, SUPPLIES . Buy your. m.fl- for. the-Sehool in Bemfdji at the KAFRAARIIN Kk IN{!*!{!!{!’!*#CI%I&!‘I’ # I‘OR GOOD THINGS TO EAT a@o TO ROE AND MARKUSEN - "l‘HEY BEAT.” 207 l'emh ltla.t. Bemidj1. J’honc 206. i1 K K e kkodkdok Rk *% K **ifi****k* litii{lkij#kfiiiififii"{ifil IR IIIIIIIII IR 7 J'!OBAGE 'or a dry and sato piace to tore your Household Goods, , 8ee us. Rates. Reason- able. .. ; Jomg' . ZIEGLER. R **********it** t***i***’*fi*i § B : ] : _Phone .129. mflifil{i{i*’*{”{ifii‘fii FRHIRRIIRIIIRRIIRIIR KK * * *x mmhlndlqa ldu are nlwnyl ¥ on the increase and éach ¥ month has been better than % the last. If ‘you are not al- +* ready a customer, you do not % know how well ‘'we can please % you in quality ~and satisfy - ¥ you in: quantity. mm *tt*itt****jfi* X °§ z 'lfi*****fii*v*'l"t - - Wiapped in Wax Paper. Bottled Milk and-Cream. ‘WHOLESALERS RRRAEEIIEIREERERK R KR TOM SMART Dray and Transfer SAFE AND PIANO MOVING Res. Phone 68 818 America Avenue Oftice Phone 12 ¥ AR KRR ¥i¥¥i¥ifli’l¥¥i¥#¥¥%flw& i All-kinds of building ma- l % terial, as much or as little as ¥ % you like at the 2232232323222 ek ko ok ke dok ok ok ok ST, HILAIRE RETAIL LUM- BER COMPANY. **t***i t*** Hdeok x Coll and wood also for sale ¥ % Minnesota Ave. and'R. R. 8. % ° i 7 x FRFIFIIIIIII IR ii!fl#ifiiii#’!‘i{iifii’lifi: BEMIDJI MUSIC HOUSE X §14 Minnesgota Ave., Bengld]! Wholesale and retail Pia- - nos, Organs and- Sewing. Machines: Pi{on. 673 J 3. msum., MANAGER: i PP e SRR **tt*&t*ti** :&fiiifi*fl%fii{*fi&ifii{il{l: - XK EKK * jl EHEE KKK X *nmlmnnomrun 00: '« Whnleulm and ‘Retallers - ¥ of Typewriter ‘Paper and & & Typewriter Ribbons.- : x ¥ You save the mlddumun *x % profit when you buy . here. % & Full Team boxes at_from 75 : x * semflty State Bank nuil: ek Kk k kA AR A it***ti**fifi* *x *zt'fiu**,*fk reliable and will give you the best value for your money. A IIITIIAIIIIIIAIIKK FURNITURE J. P. LAHR i‘umiture, Rugs and Stoves. Undertaking. Phone call 178-2. 323 Mlnnesotl Ave. ifii’#fi#&iifi*fi%fil’ifllfil’l R IAIIIRII IR BARKER'S: DRUG TEWELEY STORE £ 2838223222322 tifi*fi"t'***(** ‘Wholesalers and Retallers Service:and satistaction. Mail Orders given that same ser- vice you get in person. 3 BARKER’S *.Third-St. Bemidji, Minn, * FEIIIRAR KK IIARRRRIER TR #***i#&*&fii*ll: 2483482322223 ; | L *k Contractors and ~ Buflders % Phones 431, 376. AEEARR AR R AR ARR hhk Rk <= Bemidji, Minn. KRR KK RE R KRR K THE Bmfl LEAD ~ PENCIL . " The Best. ‘NICKLE PENCIL 1n. the World :iiil*illk!il**i * * TEMDJI GREERH j 74 e x *- American beauty.$2.00 to ‘!. * Pink and White: KRXEKKEREEHEERRR KRR RRRKK KKK KK NEIS L BYE Improved farms and .wild & lands listed and sold. , Ad--& dress Nels L. Bye, Kk ek dok ok k ok * x * KKK KKK KKK KKK i**li*ilfiiil*l&ifil&fiim *& § :t e kN ke