Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 4, 1914, Page 2

" The"Bemidf Dally Plotee THE BEMIDJI PIONEER PUB. CO Publishers and Proprietors Telephone 31 et v L SHMRIRR S SRt Entered at the post office at Bemidfi Minn., as second-class matter under Act ©of Congress of March 3, 1879. Published every afternoon except Sunday No_attention l] to anonymous con-' tributions. Writer's' name’ must be known to the editor, but not necessar- ily_for publication. Communications for the Weekly Pio- neer should reach this office not later than Tdesday of week to insure publication 1n the current {ssue Subsoription Rates One month by carrier Qne year by carrier One year, postage pai y The Weekly Plonser Eight pages, containing a summary of the news of tie week. Published every Thursday and sent postage paid to any address fol‘ $1.50 in n,dvuneo. HIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN ADVERTISING BY THE GENERAL OFFICES NEW YORK AND CHICAGO BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES As candidate after candidate en- ters the gubernatorial race, Governor Eberhart grins a little harder, and -the long -expected announcement of William E. Lee has merely caused a smile. A Socialist who was prominently | spoken of as-a candidate for mayor during the recent referemndum, said that if nominated he would move from the city. Who would have blamed him? On next Tuesday morning citizens of Beltrami county who have been selected as a grand jury for the spring term of court will report for duty, and if Graham M. Torrance, county atorney, has his way about it, their service will be of short length. Not a case Is up for consideration, the last prisoner having pleaded guilty. A glance at the council ‘proceed- ings since September first will show that fifteen liquor licenses have been renewed and that on each occasion one thousand dollars has been turn- ed over to the city treasurer. Should the voters decide against the saloons at the election in two weeks, ap- proximately ten thousand dollars may have to be returned to the li- cense holders, As a weather prophet the ground- hog Is fast losing its laurels. In a Minneapolis park the keeper kept his eye on several of the animals all day Monday, but their sleep was not dis- turbed, and they seemed to care lit- tle whether the weather be cold or mild during the next six weeks. In Superior the records kept by the city engineer show that during the last five years the weather has been just the opposite to that predicted by Mr. Groundhog. J. 0. Harrls will endeavor to wrest the office of Register of Deeds from the present incumbat, C. O. Moon, at the next election, according to an announcement made in the Tenstrike Tribune. In part the Tribune says, “Mr. Harris authorized the Tribune to state that he will be candidate for register of deeds on the Repub- lican ticket at the coming election, and that he feels confident of being endorted by the people of Beltrami county. Mr. Harris’ popularity throughout the county cannot be questioned” Dead Quiet The iittle chap was playing “store’” Along with other boys; And as they romped around the floor They made a lot of noise. “Keep that store quiet,” mother said. The little chap was wise, ‘Al right,’ qouth he, “we’ll just pre- tend That we don’t advertise.” L AR R R R SRR R 8 ¥ EDITORIAL EXPLOSIONS ¥ ERHKE KKK KKK KKK KKK With the new league creating a big demand for players, how long be- fore the colleges and high schools will establish regular basball pre- paratory departments?—Princeton News. —— To the Long list' or reasons ad- vanced by Minneapolis for the loca- tion of the regional bank in that city might be added the ease with which crimes may be and are committed in that city, and the helplessness of its police to apprehend the criminals.— Foley Independent. s Minnesota’s various, development associations are to get together next month and outline a common pro- gram. It the various development associations could get together in one big organization their fleld of usefulness would be considerably en- larged, but if their various efforts can be concentrated to a common end that will be a long step in the right direction.—Virginia _ Enter- prise. —— A newspaper, no matter how small how miserably printed, or how poor- 1y edited, is the only one real agency that has the power to put a town on the map and keep it there. And there are scores of editors, bright, brilliant, brainy fellows, of the high- |- est class of citizenship, who are do- | these conditions it is easy for me to| a man's pockets. Ot course youw'll have| | §0@5.10. towns, if fi‘lfiy atarfl rlfit iov, ‘could’ pay for in“a hundreéd yedrs-to| . come. Just give the country editor|- a passing thought now and t.hen Mesaba Ore. 818 Alllaflfl A Office Phone 12. = Fot great-efforts are bang,m:dum this vicinity to séll ' _inferior class; niade from- alum acids: :[I:l! hnt;: phwphgata. both: undesu- able to those who'reqiire high-grade creatty of: Gattiit' baking. powder to- make clean and iheallhful food. ‘The official- Govertmyent tests have shown Royal Bakitig' Powder to be a pure; healthful, grape cream of tartar baking powder, of highest strength, and care should be taken to prevent the substitution of any other’ brand- in-its' place: Royal Baking Powdet costs only a fair price per pound and'is cheaper and better at it§ ptice than any other baking powder in the world, Offiice in Winter Block KRR KRR KRR KRR KRk XXX KRR R % Oneiliifft ' caift’ péF’ Word pér % |% = Oné-Half'cent per word per * DR: J. T. TUOMY * issue, ofsl’ WIth'€0pY: 4[4 188006, ‘cash' With”¢opy. DENTIST | % Regular charge: ‘rite ‘one %% Regular charge rate omn First National Bauk Bldg. L x mtwmmmfloi A cent-per word- per insertion. No * LAWYERS % ad taken_ for less than 10 & % cents Phone 31, :%|% cents Phone 31, *|GRAHAM M. TORRANCE 5 LAWYER ii’i’iliiii#liii KKK KKK KKK K KKK KKK ~ Miles Block Phone 880 HELP WANTED': - 5 FARMS FOR BALE. JORN F. GIBBONS ' | WANTED—Girl -to “wofk * in m "SALE-==76 and 30-100 acres on ATTORNEY AT LAW Lumberman’s hotel at Bena, Minn.| famous twin lakes, one of the best First National Bank Bullding Wages $20.00 per month. Good| locations:in Minnesota for a sum: Bemidji, Minn. Plate Bor'thé cight girl, mer home or résort, having lake W front and nice high banks with egroth fine grove of Norway pines near ;3,::_ Ol vl Yeney 1 the water. Good level clay land about 100,000 feet of good pine WANTED—Dishwasher at. Plisener|{ timber and: 160,000 feet of hard Hotel. 3 : A ‘Woéd timber on-the land. Only six e miles from Himes and Tenstrike POBITIONS WANTED Y A A A e WANTED — Temperate gentleman and on good wagon road. Fime fishing in these -lakes. Price, if| = wishes position as clerk In hotel or | ~taken with the timber on, $1,-|DB: E. A, SHAN ¢ Nggl M. D. regtaurant or any inslde’work, Ap-| €00.00. $600.00 down and if PHYSICIAN Al SURGEON ply J. H. Plonesr, Oftice 1n Mayo Block FOR SALE Tel 334 | B. H. FISK, Court Commissiomer: ATTORNEY AT LAW Office second fioor O'Leary-Bowser Bldg PHYSICIAN, SURGEONS DR. ROWLAND GILMORE PHYSICIAN' AND SURGHON - Office—Miles Block teken with timber reserved, $1,|pnone 836 es. Fhone #3. . 200.00. $400 down and balance on' time at 6% Interest. Addrees|DR, C. R. SANBORN V.M. Owen, Hines, Minn. | - PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ¢} FOR SALE—320 acres of good harl Delice=Mlng Dlork trips connected including maps aud wood land ' clay soll _some na- DR. L. A. WARD instructions’ indicating’ romds, tural meadow. Only six miles PHYSICIAN AND SURGEGN crossings, guide posts, etc. Book| from Hines, on good road, Rear( ,ver pirst National bank, Bemidfl Mian has 500 pages showing distagce in Niee River and Lakes, Several miles between oities, Apply at| hundred cords of birch and tamar-|DE: A. E. HENDERSON Plonger ‘Office ‘Supply* Store. ack wood, This will make an d-| PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON eal stock farm, and if taken 800D Over First National SALE—Single com i ; e Shoa' R Island ‘Red coe::rehtml sotting | AR be had for $7.50 per acre, 3 |OTco Fhone B B eggs for both combs. Write for ;"“e'r"::‘:""m‘;:::“""t‘h:ull:“u“ DR E. E. SMITH catalogue. Wm Rodman, Eagle| © Per Wrlts V. 3. Owon. Hinee | PHYSICIAN' AND' SURGBON Bend, Minn. ;‘::' EheaVai il Owen, tines, Office In Winter Biock FOR SALE—I will close one camp FOR SALE—The 8.W. 1/ of the S.|DR. E. H. MARCUM about Feb 15. and will have thirty KmNEY TH““BLE head heavy horses for sale. G. W. L 4 0f7:Heatioi, 214:6 33, THI L HOIANFAND B ORGREN Cochran' enquire at Foley’s:barn. Ofiice in before us still for a cont of this de-| atrikfyg a lghit are not at hand: Take B o oarn | enons 12 Meriasnce Puoss 111 seription. ong and narrow viat of the whitest ; FOR, SALB_Rubber Mmps The Sl s i In size 36 this model may be made | and clearest glass, put in a plece of | Take & plass of Salts before breakfast| "0t % Mamps. The| ' and is on a mall, telephone and|DR. EINER JOHNSON with 8% yards of 42 inch material. - | phosphorus about the size of a pea, If your bladder bothers Plonser wid procure sy Kind of | cream route. Prics $20.00 per Physician and Surgeon The pattern is cut In 5 sizes; 34 to 42, |.upon-which pour some olive ofl heated you' rubber stamp ior you on shoft Ro- | acre, Time given to sult purchaser Bomidjl, Mifin~ $ , —— e g, o S 7 B . ) The top coat now has many uges and will continue popular during the spring |~ and summer for motoring, beach wear; ete. Charmingly suited to these coats are the heavier weaves of the new Rodier cottons, golfine and duvetym: Golfine 18 a heavy ribbed material that closely resembles corduroy and the'cotton du- vetyns are exqnisitely velvety in ap- pearance. No. 7618 may be made up in any of these materials without a lining; it the duvetyn is used the collar and coffs may be of the golfine or ome of the cotton velvets. These materials range in width from 87 to 45 inches and in price from 49| Phosphorus is sometimes used for il- cents up. luminating purposes, but the light is This model is equally suited to the| rather dim. The method is as follows, wool fabrics and there are many days | and it is serviceable when means of Rhode . o . ™ NG 5 T N S b POV Street and No. City and State . Pattern No. KA KKK KKK KRR KR KK S Yt 2 SN t) RIS 2, . The Markets NEW PUBLIC LIBRARY RN Gy L AT oy, § . to the ‘bolling point; fill the vial about tlce. interest 6 per cent. For further This Is a Perfect Pattern. 2 2 — g 2 one-third full and-then geal the vial| * The American men and women|FOR SALE_ 1 particulara call on or address A. Be sure to glve correct size, measur- | hermetically. To use it remove the|must P Dl s :h;ubeuk km?l ot we‘lll Katsor, Bagley, Minn, . V. GARLOCK, M. D. ing over the fullest part of the bust 0r | cork” and allow the air to enter the e R b AMAACE 00T - W DO 2 L Practice Limited dimensions. vial, and then recork it. The empty|2oY trouble, because we eat too| Fred Bardwell. Telephone 336-4. [FOR SALE_We have a fine 120| EYE EAR NOSE THROAT It may be obtained by filling out the | space in the bottle will then become|Xmuch and all our food fs rich. Our | —pr-gioe o o o acre tract of land ‘which we will Glagses Fitted coupon and enclosing 15 cents In | Jyminous, and the light obtatned will | blood is filed with url acid which sell for a reasonable price. Terms |ogrice Gibb: stamps or coin to the Pattern Depart- | pe equal ‘te that of a dull lamp. As|the kidneys strive to filter out, they FOR RENT - 2 $1.50 per acre cash balance on ot ons B8, North Markham ment of this paper. soon as the light becomes weak- 1t8| weaken from overwork, become slug- | -2 ~rrmesmmsm s sscsmcnmnnnns: | b Hotel, (“Telephona 108. ¢ Beed 3 FOR RENT—Six room cottage en-| ' OF before ten years at six percent power can be increased by opening: thel gigh; the elimluative tissues clog and | Security- State Bank of Bemidji, vial aiid allowlng a fresh supply of i | (1o regult is Kkidney trouble, bladder| _ JU.Te ¢ 6th ‘strest and Irvine ave. | ity State Bank of Bemigyl, MISS MABEL HYLAND to enter. In wihter it is sometimes| o "0 " O i Mina. Teacher of Volce neéessary to heat the vial between the n::m; al & general decline in 168T AND FOUND m_*—n SALB—120 acres farm land Studio 501 America Ave. Phone 699 hands ‘to ‘Increase’ the fluidity of the i LOST OR BTOLBN —Ons Somtor o [ i * * Bemidji Minnesota oll: Thus’prepared-the vial may be| When your kidneys feel like lumps LOST. OR STOLEN—One Scotch Col- :bo_ut Eoovwrda’ wood half hay nsed-for stx monthe: of lead; your back hurts or the urine| % Male dog," color red and yel-|." laud.on good stream one mile from 18 cloudy, full of sediment or you are lowbody targs, witite ting arbid 8 town.terms: lIbéral price 12'1-2 Four Sons of Fame. obliged to seek” rellef two or three| D°CX White breast and feet au Jri-acre: Wi G, Schrooder: It 19 a rarity for more than one memd-| ymep during the night; it you sur.| SVCrS 0 name of Dingo. Any in Y Glowworms Use Anaesthstics, | Bef of 07 family to become famous. | ror-swiyn“sick headachs o diszy,| [Omation leading to his recovery [l MISCEILANEOUS = | Before he beglus to Teatt the glow. g::r‘ehmicoty";’bol;tt contralliing In| | us spells, acld stomach, or you| "Il Do rewarded. Gill Crone 519 [[FOR SALE—Typewriter ribbons for |1 North Soumd Aprives. . 8 of Bf o . ;:;:;x; &(::infxf?mfl; finlf;::(l):::({n t};f enough of stantns. “grif, genliis” and|have rheumatism when the: weather Minnesota’ avenue. overty make :l typewriter on the process the wonders of modern sur |'8DHEY Wherewitlr to cut‘a’niche'tn the|1s bad, get from your pharmacist| PlOneer wants—one half cent a|: DArket st 50 cents and 76 cents |1 gery, which render the patient Insen:| {émple of fame. The exceptions to|about four ounces of Jad Salts; | Word cash. each, Every ribbon sold for 751 sible’ before tho' surgeon opertés on| 128 Fule are very few. The Pitts, the| take' a tablospoontal in' a. glase of senlp. guarantesd. Phons orderal, him. The usual game Is & small snafl,| Adamses, the Van Burens and thejiasqy: before biéakfdst for' a few' jiorimtly: filled. Malll okdori;siven | g bardly the size of a ch. hich In | Beéechers have already been honored i : the same careful attention as when i 4 the sze"o t: I clostem e oo [ with” thil” distinctlon. and to this roll| 48Y8“and your kidueys ‘will theti ‘act You appear in person. Pohne 31 ot weather collects In clusters on thel oo"y sn 0 must ‘Be added the Fieds | Bie. This tamious salts 13 made from i ool SHff stubble ‘and other long, dry stalkis ke ? The Bem!dji Ploneer Office Supply by the rondside, remaining. there-mo.| Thcre #-Bardly & parallel’case In his-| the acld of grapes and lemon julce, Store. tlonless, In profound meditation ]t Where fonrbro!flu‘kttnlneflmc}r ‘tomblnéd with lithia, and Has been H ! throughout the scorching summer days. prominence as David ‘Dudiey’ Field:|sed*for" génerktions’to flush and % 3 ADVERTISERS—The great state of Henry M. Field, Oyrus W. Fleld and |gpymuls el tind DuiptizWhisat And: Flix, North Dakota of! It s In somé such resting ‘place as) J stimulate ‘clogged kidfieys; to neu- g ol akota offers unlimited op- . Stephen J. Field. These men were . % s Duluth, Feb. Wheat—On track i this that 1 have often beeu priviiegettf 4 Uiy "0 son of foras, ‘wee | EFaHE6 ‘the aclds 1h the utlié %0 1t| and- o arrive, No. 1 hacd, 85%cs Mg | DOrtuBitios for business to olasat- to Mgt upon thie lampyFs: banquet |1qng' g5 brothers In fame. Magasine U0 10NEET 18”8 sovifoe of 1rFitation,|1 Northern, 88%e: No. 2 Northirn.| T’ dvertisers. ~The recoghized Ing on' the prey which he ' had- just this' i advertising’ medium in the Fargo his of Amferican’ HIStorY. ug' ending bladder disorders. 86%c. Flax—On track and to arrive, :):rr;::m rotfii cl:: shaky support by Jad Salts' 1s' Inexpensive; canrot | $1.49. Datly ‘and Sunday Courier-News b g infiire, Makes a dellghtful 2 ST e a3 4 the omly sevén-day paper in the But he Is famillar with other pré-|" puyng.an aviation meet i Clieaio bisgi £ 11tBTES eLghtiul efferves- South 8t. Paul Live Stock. state and the paper which carries serves. He frequents the edges of the| o professional plekpocket, who was Fwater beverage, and be-| South St. Paul, Feb. 3—Cattlo—| o oo t amount of classified irrigating ditclhies, with their cool | ’lochd’ up 1n Jail pending tria),” gent longs n every home, because nobody | Steers, $5.76@8.40; cows and hef ad r“:“ The Courler- thelr varled végetation, a fa¥orltel for ‘the irowscating atforney and beg-| ¢4 ‘make’ & mistake by having a|$4.50@7.10; calves, $4.50@9.25; fee st e yrien Newg Hotel Met haunt of the mollisk: Hére"he treats | goli to ‘be relensed: g6od kidiiey Tuaktiig ‘any timeé, ' | oF% $4.30Q7.15. Hoga—$8.15G83 covers North Dakota ltke a blank- (= ! ropois the game on the ground and under " ” 2 Sheep—Lambs, $5.75@7.00; ewes, $3.- et; reaching all parts of the state Opened under néw ma: ‘But,” saldsthe' P. ‘AL, “you"picked nagement % Hot and cold running water in every room the day of publication; it is the ND PER . Daper to use in order to get re- ROOMS 50c OE DAY, rear him at hothe and to. follow the| o ‘do some time. Valueof the' Echo. = g 2 . Gral Provisio; | o Lae operator’s performance dows to the "wd! it repliedl ‘the prisdner, “I| -In-one-region. not: far. from Detroit c:hl“”mb ;—‘s:ha i ulsu‘ - sults; rates one cent per word first Grand%();: AWB'.'ZH;?‘L":”’ c. So. smallest defail.~Henr! Fabte-ia- Ceu-| suppébe you're right, and, ts tell tho| there is an echo which makes loud i ot Mar 00; | insertion, -one-half- cent! pér word | Biolass 4508 DOL P N tury Magazine. fioth, 1 don't mind the mere faet of|tanes heard so clearly that persons liv- | S7e B8 R@IRHE. COMIRs D I oucoseting. insertions; firty cents g : g A e mfi, a \t's i o 3 July, : ; Osts Holding Thumbs For Nilsson. | NGl QUbihe’ thiG aritlon Sieeh, with | masre the e i by DIeSSion | _stay, 89%e; July, 39%e, Pork—May, | ‘Der line per month. ~Address'the My professional vocation has brought}: everybody looking up in the atrf"- | subdue their voices so that the echo | $21-52: Butter—Creameries, 25@?20c. Courler-News, Fargo, N. D. e up against almost every concelv- | erybody’s: may not be aroused—and so that. not | PE8¥—26@27c. Poultry—Springs; 160 ableds\tperstmlm Lo’ BrigHolt'e sturt. T fl;i’ one Within a qnurter‘ mile-may ohw;; 450, turkeys, - 16¢; ed deer’s hend to the moré" ‘corfitfon. . —— place fotist agninst thirteen as'a‘num- | Chinese conts have five buttous, sig- "f:‘;:l';t:: s i '::,::‘ Chicago Live Stock. ber. But I never saw any one'more| nifying the five Confucian virtnes—|pornood This fn tarn affects the dis. | Chicago, Feb. 3--Cattle—Besves, obsessed by an idea of this sort than| humihlity “justice, order, Pridence angd [ro iy s % = Christine Nilsson. She actually would {:pesttutid: M podflo;nanof s;:e Fhe:we:; :flecte:l e:n: not sing unless s ‘“held her’ s tl‘;umbsg flls:“ "E‘;:;:l;;eth\imfl" : bldfi:: for which many a family ‘and Heifers, $3.6008.50; caives quite an ancient way of inclting‘gdod DAY ol NN SOVTe daat 1030, " Hose—Lisnt, $835G8.02%, um| = ng | § Repartee. 5. m , » _pigs, through some ordeal, liké a’fifst night | Bepaftec 15 made np of the bright ous Sheep—Nnuve, mw? or an operation for appendicifis or' a things other people say while our own| yearlings, $5.70@86.90. - STOVE W00]) Pk Sfll ive Buttons: sz.Mu. to Nymore, $L.75.and Minneapolis, Feb. 3.—Wheat—May, sson - was ‘the pe 3 “bel ledo’ Bladi inneapolls n. Ko who practioed Db oHarvS ot Homae TERNS—CASH ON DELIVERY er way about. Before she Would &¥en g0 on the stage somebody, if only-the stage carpenter, had to take hold of Fine Excuse. Collector—Why nven't you pald your| track: No. 1 hard, $1%¢c; No, 1 North- 2 gas bill? Consumer—The light was so| ern, 88% @90%c; to arrive, 88%@ her'two thumbe and: press them. She -poor: I could not read the Lill.~Califor- | 89%c; No!' 2 Northern, 85%@87%c; was convinced that the mystic rite nia Pelican. No. 3 Northern, $3%@85%c; No, & brought her good fortune.—“Memoirs| e com;- F1@5T%c; No: 4 of an American Prinik’ Ddlfih."& F 2 Clara | Imlue Kellogg. FUNERFL DIRECTOR M. E. IBERTSON UNDERTAKER snd - COUNTY CORONER ing more for their towns than the|