Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 25, 1913, Page 2

THE BEMIDJI'DAILY PIONEER _TER BEMIDJI FIONEER, PUS. CO. - Publishers aza Propristors. !oupuy LT a1 m st office at Bemidjl, of CoagTesRMmSMareh 51810 T i g - PublishedOverFusiternoon except Suudsy No_attertion :paid to'anonymeus’con- {ributiana, ter's name must be known ‘to=the-editor, but-nqt necessar- 11y _for nuulutl ‘Comm utlonl “for the Weekly Pion- urnould reach this office not later than y of each week ta insure publica- »ll.ll in the current issue. Bubsctiption Bates. Fhere Bix mcnthl, po-&"". One year, postage d . "The ‘Weekly Ploneer. Wight containing a summary of -' 1-:;3“ ook, b huuh;dtew’f-ry ent 2 0 an: s ot a0 tn”oavanca™ i THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FCR FOREIGN ADVERTISING BY THE GENERAL OFFICES NEW YORK AND CHICAGO BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES Hello girls at San Diego’s ex- position will work behind plate glass where ever motion ‘in operat- ing a huge telephone exchange may be seen day and night. What a treat that will be. The Aztecs ruled America at one time but the nation, since’ the days of Hernando Cortez has dwindled to less than 1,000 pure bred survivors. Some of these will be brought to San Diego’s exposition, with their arts and crafts, ‘Bemidji spread itself for the pen pushers, They didn’t get the key as there was only one and the bank- ers carried that away two years ago. But everything was open. The edi- tors neglected to have their money signed and it would not pass in the town. Outside of that, everything was alright. — Northern News, Spooner. The endorsement of Bemidji as a site for the next Normal school by the editors of the aorth end of the state shows which way the wind blows. The site, which Bemidji offers the state is one of the most beautiful on Lake Bemidji, located on land easily drained and right in the heart of the best residential section of the city. What more does the state want?— Spooner News. B “Married Eugenically.” “Swarthmore Maid to Wed Eugeni- cally” runs a headline. The papers are having much to say about “eu- genie” marriages. From the fuss made you would think something new and strange them. : There is not. An “eugenic” mar- riage is nothing in the world but a plain, old-fashioned, horse-sense mar- riage under a fancy label. Indeed, it is the only kind of mar- riage that is a real marriage; any other kind is only legalized vice. The Swarthmore maid who is to be married eugenically is merely us- ing the prudence which every woman ought to use before she gives herself to a man by requiring the lucky fel- low to match his marriage certifi- cate with a clean bill of health, a test to which she is also willing to submit, Sensible folks about to marry have not always gone so far as to re- quire a doctor’s O. K. _But if not it ‘was.:because they had confidence enough in each other to believe that: there was about INQUIRE OF ST. PAUL :|antion this'subject and many vicious, This space reserved by the Bemidji Townsite & Improvement Go. For Price of Lots, Terms, Etc., Bemidji, or-write BEMIDJI TOWNSITE & IMPROVEMENT CO. 620 Capital Bank Bullding into the holiest' of human relation- ships, into the rearing of a family, polluted and poisoned. Bt because some people are ignor- it has'become a neeessity of social welfare that the bars to-easy maf- riage should be built higher. To require that children shall not who are_so tainted themselves as to. make. it certain in advance that the children- will. be- defectives-and liable to become dead-weights on society is not an impudent interference with personal liberty, but rather collective good sense. 3 Thus-far this requirement has not gone very far as the work of lawmak- ers; it is being estabished gradually in the form of social custom, which-is better. But it needs all' the rein- forcements it can get. Hence the Swarthmore maid and all other maids who .are brave enough to throw the weight of their example toward its support are doing a fine service, for which all of us may well be grateful.—Wisconsin State Journal. AGED "MAN'S DARING ACT Veteran ‘8aves ‘Girl's Life on Fifth Avenue, New York, but Has Thigh Broken. Herolsm 18 as natural to some men as cowardice is to others. It is con- fined to no nationality and is-affected by neither years, education nor social degree. The hero never hesitates. He B his opportunity, obeys the im- pulse of what he believes to be his duty and cheerfully accepts the con- sequences. Such a--man is-James- Graves, of 80 Hull street, Brooklyn, who has an enviable war record and neither W(;uld be mean enough “; g0, be brought into the world by parents| who 18 more than seventy years of age. Recently Mr. Graves was driving & horse along Fifth avenue, New York. At the intersection of Twenty-eighth street he saw & girl standing, para- lyzed by fear, in the pathway of a horge running madly down Twenty- elghth street toward the avenue. Her death seemed certain ard women and men on the sidewalks paled with hor- ror. But Graves is the sort of hero ‘who 18 always most self-possessed in the ‘face of death. He grasped the situation instantly and whipped his own horse squarely between the run- away and-the girl. The impact was terrific. Both horses went to the pave- ment and the brave old soldier was thrown half-way across ‘the avenue. He was unconscious when picked up and the doctors found his thigh was broken. But the -girl was unhurt, A WAY OUT A Resident of ‘Bemidji Way. -There’s one effective way to re- lieve kidney backache. Shows “the Liniment and plasters may relieve it; But they seldom reach the cause. Backache is cause to suspect the kidneys. Doan’s Kldney Plll- are for dis- ordered kidneys. ' Bemidji people back them up Read a case of it. J Mrs.. J. A.- Breen, 515 Third St., Bemidji, Minn., says: “I had an at-| tack of kidney complaint. My back ached. My kidneys pained me and I had dizzy spells. I got Doan’s Kid- ney Pills at Barker’s Drug Store and they: did-me a world. of good. My back was relieved. family- have :taken -Doan’s -Kidney Pills with .good results.” For :sale by all :dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,” Buffalo, New York, sole’agents for the United States. Remember the name—Doan’s s—and take no other.—Adv. T. C..BAILEY, MINNESOTA | GRANDMOTHER USED PLAINSAGE TEA T0 DARKEN HER FADED, MIXED WITH SULPHUR IT KAKES HAIR - SOFT, BEAUTIFUL; CURES DANDRUFF. The use of Sage and Sulphur for restoring faded, gray hair to its nat- ural color dates back to grandmoth- er’s time. She kept her hair beauti- fully darkened, glossy and abundant Wwith a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur. ‘Whenever her hair fell out or-took on that dull, faded or streaked appear- ance this simple mixture was. ap- plied with wonderful effect. But the brewing at home is mussy and out-of-date. Nowadays skilled GRAY- HAIR---TRY THIS tle for fifty cents. .Some. druggists. make their own, which s usually too sticky, so” insist-.upon getting Wyeth’s, which can be depended wup- on to restore-natural ¢olor-and beau- ty to the hair-and is splendid: for. dandruff, dry, ‘feverish, itchy scalp: and falling hair. A well-known “‘downtown druggl says his customers fusist on' Wyeth’s Sage and’ Sulphur; Liscause, they say; Others’ of my.|| Qummlchmlolhefmans ednnr of:ithe* Bouon Co&ng Sclmol M e were: Getupubookofrempesofthed:mppeoplmhkebac. ‘the best way to make and bake each’one. 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Stated convocations =first. and" third” Monaays, § -olelock . p.. :m.-vat:iMasonie Hall Zeltrami Ave » m.—at Masonic Temple, Bel- trami Ave., and Fifth St ‘Begular: meeting- nights ea the first and thiré Thursdays finithe L O,-O. Fiall at 8 »-m. MR A vights ~Hall, 408 Beltraini ;A ve. O, 8 8. ChapterNo 171, B‘.’ll.ll.l‘ meeting fll‘b!.—— o'noek uluonxcx-n.. — & Bol'.rlml Ave., und “Fifth “SONSOF EERMAN. ' Mestings :-—-held - thire Sunday aftermcen of sach moenth at Treppman’s Rentals, Bonds, Real Estate First Mortgage Loans on City -and “Farm --Property 'LearyBev.ser Bidg. ‘Phene 18. | Bomid)l,. ‘8-and'@,” it darkens 8o naturally: and’ even! -. that nobody can tell it plied—it’s so easy to use too. le simply-dsmpen & :spouge brush and draw it through ymir halr, takingdn-a stiand at &-time, Do chemists do this better than our- selves, By asking at any drug store for the ready-to-use produced—ocalled Sage and ' Sulphur. Hair this at night and by morning. t! grayl.hair disa] after anotlier application or-twe, it is restored tc its ‘matural color and looks glossy, ‘and sbusdant.—Ady.