Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 7, 1914, Page 2

e P o Do . auditorship uuonmed : The--Bemidji Daily Pioneer|sas i swarion a e oit 1t e doe. THEE BEMIDJI FIONEER PUB. co| —Aurora News. B Publishers: and Proprietors ¥ = oL Feliphons. 81 SRGERn s When Presfdent Wilson remarks to otil % Bemiall congress, “I should like to have this E:f“ ae-d -?co?«f—c‘l’:fm lona.ti:rnunagr Act | done,” you-ean-bet it is-dome; before |3 of Congress of March 3, 1879. nightfall. Never knew ‘a president Published every afternoon except Sunday [ who would accomplish so much! with |, 8o-little volubility.—Pine CityiPoker.| 2 attention paid to anonymous con- trivations Wrliers jhame’ must e —— e i p i ™ 3 Hea Ehone S8 55 Phot1® America Ave 2‘{;"}2’; ;fwfl'&éggor’ BEOI0) Do Following the announcement; from . Y I Communications for the Weekly Pio- neer should reach this office not later than Tuesday of each week to Insure publication in the current issue Congressman- Lindbergh-that-he will not be a candidate for governor ‘this year comes the statement from Wik} Subscription Rates liam E. Lee that he will file for the Gne ;‘;‘;’;“;yb{ag“:‘r‘e position in a few days, and on the] Three months, postag heels of this is a call for.a get-to- §ix months, postage paid gether meeting of the opposition to | One year, postage paid .. .. 1 The Weekly Pioneer Governor Eberhart—for elimination Offiice in Winter Block DENTIST ’illl*{lii#fifilii liifiifi*{i#filiiii‘ % : One-half cent per word per-¥ * issue; oash with copy. 3 * * iasue, cash with copy. * ne Hows o the Weok Bubliaha e ryDf pul - Mr. Lee suggested that 4 > ; % Regular _ charge _rate one XX Regular .charge rate omc X First National Hank Bldg. a9k 8 u eve FPOsee 2 g b e wett qoe ! Huraiiy: ano sent postage paid to any once himself, but mow that he|hms |k a 3 S ¥-cent per word per inBertion. No. ¥ |% cent per word per insertion. No ¥ v address for §1.50 in advance., 5ar St decided to become a candidate ; tha|. /H1S PAPER REPRLSENTLD FCR OREIGN [elimination process may be harder tc . ADVERTISING BY THE proceed with Governor: Eberharf [ askitakeny for -less 'than:' 10 ;¥ ad taken for less than 10- & A~ A AN A A S = ¥ centa Phone, 31, s % | % cents Phone 31. [ XK RKRKRKK KK KKK FKK iii#*{*ii*liilil smiles at the tangle those who want Miles Block Phone 588 to defeat him-are. getting themselves | ; : o TR “HBLP°WANTED “l FARMSFOR SALE. JOHN F. GIBBONS mixed up in.—Brainerd Dispatch. | | S YORK AND CHICAGO ‘WANTED—At once good strong, girl [FOR SALE—175 and 30-100:acres on g NEW ATTORNE !_. AT ‘LAW BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES for-general housework wages $25.| famous-twin lakes, one of the best Pirat Nmimmmmlmumn.““u“ > & 3 . o 5 | Phone:or: write..Mre. :Ohas. Carter |- locations in- Mlnnesouh(or a llmn . e A u 5 5 0! vis William J. Burns, recognized as Practlcal Fagh”n ] 4 . 3 : 2 ‘::;tl}:::; :‘;c:e: ;;.1 bsm :.s 'tl:s: chargs ot i 8. Pant poli” eait H' 3 : P Et ] : © fine grove of Norway pines near e i i B lnts Ttoy y T ] & the water. Good' level clay land robe: - He saye'nint (e capitol it 2 27 Allce Gheony e y A X | d e iz ; about 100,000 fest of good pine| PHYSICIAN, SUEGEONS is one of the most vice ridden places 7 E e ln‘d 05°000 Vicas" of has: : y et o : Wood timber on the land. Only six DR BOWLAND GILMORE fassaiatioperivesaconrl Fairtex Reflning Co., Cloveland,| 1jicq trom Hines and Tenstrike PHYSICIAN' AND SURGEON and on'good wagon road. . Fine Office—Miles Block GENERAL OFFICES 'D: 'H!'FISK; Court Commissioner ATTORNEY 'AT i LAW Otfice second floor O'Leary-Bowser Blap Another game warden has been aupped, at a dance in New York at & pe' 18 the earth?™ small table seating four. At the sup-|- “It {g an oblate sphervid.” 3 { fi 1 lakes. Price, If - let out by the game and fish com- > & = b g::::‘w;.h,mtr: timber on, $1y DR. E. A; SHANNON, M. D. misgion, and this time it is Joe Cum- = ; P WANTED Rolsting . ensineer | en-| 600.00. $600.00. down and 1| PHYSICIAN ANP i!::gmfl mings; who: succeeded. Georgs’ Woody j A Mistake. ni”the triif ‘on’ tue way froi |Log| Eineer enquire at A. F. Anderson’s| taken with timber reserved, $l, Phone 836 c0 12 Mavo Block one st who:arill berout: Irom g’ BUKtY ipay In Bngland ‘they ‘call 'a “derby” a| Angeles to Seu-Francisco—Engineer-| employment office, 200.00. $400 down and balance roll. Wood was discharged after an “bowler,” and they suy sweet .where| ipg and Mining Jouynal, on time at 6% interest, Address |DR.'C. B. SANBORN investigation for the good of the ser- we gay dessert. There’s a story about b — FOR BALE V. M. Owen, Hines, Minn. PHYSICIAN 'AND SIURGEUN 4 , ~Jast-difference. 7 Reasimi e | L TN T TR T * Offiice—Miles. Block ::,? ufi:n:::ois gy “‘i‘ym. Englishman, Lord: Lacland, "Wlllle * ‘said &';"&'Mhe,, “what|FOR. SALE—L will close one camp|FQR. SALE—320 acres of good hard I about Feb, 15. and;will have thirty | wood land clay soll some na- DR. L. A. WARD d hy horses for sale. G.| W. Cy Falkenberg, whose sensational head heavy ha tural meadow. Only six miles r's end one of -the two!girls at this| And what kind of shape is that? Coch tre at Foley’s b PHYMOIANTAND -SULGHON : one of ‘the two i, wha sl s i enquire a ley’s barn. i Bem! tuirling kept Cloveland well ‘wp Ip bl cose a0 begunto. canverse. With |- . ‘ayked (afhdrs sl neoels e i gl?e‘ iy P e e oo the 1913 race for the flag, has jump- a friend a few yards-away. Just then guessed it wag a sclentific way of say- FOR SALE—The best paying board- d ERSON v ’ 3 - ing house in-Mill' Park. Ror par-| hundred cords of birch and tamar-|DR. A. E. HEND! - ~ | B¥ ed to the Feds, and many have won- a servant removed Lord Lacland's| ing the world i in mighty bad shape ‘ug house in pal k wood. ‘This will make an 1d- PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON dered what his inducements were, “bombe Richelieu” before he ‘had fin;| gt present.”—Washington Star. ticulars.enguire of W. A. Carter or :21 uto:k.lnrm' and if taken soon |Over First National bank, Bemidjl, Mine Cy had expected a bonus at the end ggl‘:rvl;c:"fl the young man:cried In a 7 telephione. 563. e b b % | Ofice Phone 36 Resiaence heatss ; 2 1 _Next! : 4 4 §i e enamon tomhiaiwirk: Flnatsad “1 80y, where's my sweet? Mr.: Wright went to the telephone POR SALE--Rubber _stampe. TRe| agh, balance back on the land at DR..E, H, SMITH he got hls regular check, minus 95 The young lady who had risen from Ploneer wifl- procure ‘any kind ot isat No. 7247 shows a smart little blouse JounE and called up Mr. Reed. 6 per cent interest, to sult pur-| pyyeiorAN AND. SURGEON cents which had been paid by the 7 his table blushed, and, frowning at| 1 : this is Wright” h Tubber stamp 10r you om short mo- with the back cut with an extension Hello, Reed; this rigl e chaser. Write V. M. Owen, Hines, Office In Winter Block - “ club for a telegram sent to him. This that glves the effect of a small shop)- | Bm coldly, she snid: ,» | #atd. Aes. Minn, togother with a minor league salary | gor’ yoro Yokes are very modish| “I'm mot-your sweet, Lord Lacland.” | “uwperes Rithmetic?” the-dfce boy - DE, E, H_ MARCUM caused him to become dissatisfled, | anq the set-n sleeve vies with the asked ' the! ' stenographer -in - subdued FOR RENT FOR SALE—The S.W. 1/ of the §.|DM. . Oil Field In/Pacific Ocean. tones.—Indianapolis News. and who can blame him? drop-shoulder and raglan design | for 4 7 5 4 of Section 21-146-32. This PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON B Unigue among the, oil fields of the FOR RENT—Six room cottage 524 Office in° Mayo Block fo has a fair house and barn There will be a meeting at Min- p%’:‘:}:“fiélgn is especially suited to| World is the Summierland group of Takes Aften. Nobody. THvitle AVENGS. Tlra ™D, B Bur | i hitedn i ase ot iva | Bane:La 1Beaidence Plions 811 neapolls, February 23rd, of about a| linen, one of the beavier cotton weaves| Wells ln California, which extend out|" yygjeor tittle Willle, takes after his| 5688 into the Pacific.ocean. There dre T4 producing wells in this grouyp, which and {s on a mall, telephone and {DR. EINER JOHNSON cream route. Price $20.00 per Physician and. Surgeon or a heavy silk. father, doesn’t he? Sister — No, he Natural pongee Is an excellent ma- doesn’t. You ought to see him at the dozen representatives each of the FOR RENT—House at 106-5th ’ street enquire of Geo. Tanner. Northern, West Central and South-| o e BOTE o ¢ thts king | 18 Aituated about Zighteon Miles IHomtablet He always graba first.—Califor. i3 acre. Time given to suit P“““":;" Bemidji, Minn. ern Minesota Development Associa-| . q ie desired a touch of embroldery.|. Sauta Barbara, Thet;e ‘;e( hs are tr“m’ nla Pelican, FOR:RENT—Modern furnished room.| Interest 6 per cent. For further N tions to consider problems of interest | op g bright contrasting silk may be ‘}33‘.}0"{;,‘:273':,331,.3“. 1:ofx?nfhe ofl T Inquire 1403 American avenue. particulars call on or address A. A. V. GARLOCK, M. D. » to the WHOLE state.. At this meet-| used for the collar and cuffs with sands underlying: the-ocenn: bed. every | " The:great’thing 1n’ the' world is nor * Kalser, Bagley, n. Practice Limited ing a federation of the officers of | pleasing effect. Pongee washes well year. This dntelesting spectacle -of |80 much.to seek happiness ns to ears LOST AND! FOUND FQR SALE—We have a fine 120| EYE EAR NOSE THROAT the associations will be formed,|and wears excellently. It averages 88 derricks built out.into the sea Is visible | Deace. and self-respect. FOUND—About thres weeks ago, | acre tract of land which we will Glagses Fitted whose purpose will be to meet from.|inches In width and may be purchased from 50 cents a yard up. Hoolis and eyes or a line of novelty buttons, a washable kind, may be used to close the blouse. Very often the home dressmaker finds herself’ incon- Lady’s pocketbook with sum . of sell for a reasonable price.»Terms |Office Gibbons Bldg., North Markham money. in" it. Owner may have $1.60 per acre cash balance on Hotel, Telephone 105. same by proving property and pay- or before ten years at 8ix percent - ing' for this ad. . Security State Bank of Bemidji, ‘Minn, time to time, when necessary, to con- sider what problems the Associations can stand back of, This movement had its inception at the meeting of MIS3 MABEL HYLAND ‘ Keeping the Teacher of Voice the Northern Minnesota Develop- | venienced by a lack of sizes in: her « WANTED. Studio 417 Minn. Ave. 'Phone 679 B TPl ow e s Y Ty ment Assoclation one year ago. hook and eye box. Instead. of buying Nature intended thattlnebpduahouid do; its.own WANTED - Two unfornisned roomy|FOR SALE—120 acres farm land, Bemidji Minnesota —_— one gize of black or white hooks.and _repairing+—and it would do so.were it.not for the i| "y two young ladles, Phone 53, | 2Pout 500 cords wood half hay > e ; eyes It s economical to purchase a fact.that most.of us live ather.than a natural life, : 1and on good stream one mile from | TEEEEE————————u=— . WedgeIsComphmented e 1} Lo | A R KKK AR R cara of every sisa from: the' Amiailete didn't intend :that wa shoukd -wear:corsets, tight collars ‘or : a town terms liberal price 12 1-2 The names of several good men| ¢y the largest dress hook and- keep|' d,m.N":. live in. badly. ventilated and. draughty, hm;ns nor eat and’ Man of Eighty.cight Efopes. pr. ‘acre. W. G. Schroeder. ¥ BAILROAD TIME CARDS: & +* have been mentioned by the Bemidji| them on hand, An assortment of snap drink m':'ogm.m that we do, nor ride in street cars when Hartford, Conn., Feb. 7.—Eluding [— - — B RS EREXSEREE T X papers as possible candidates for the | fasteners will also be found very d uer s that the body when it'gets dut of-order must lool !ot out- '#n irate nlece, General W. H. Nettle- MISCELLANEOUS MPLS., RED LAXE & MAMN. senatorship of this’ legislative dis-|handy at times. -ld-hlvowmfl "'.:'fl'r aaltitnde’ B | 0% aged: eighty-eight, and Ml‘l'.‘ : m ggoz:g Bsoundd Awu. trict, which embraces Beltrami and| This blouse may be made in size 88 For weak stomachs. ) curative i |:Baldwin, aged sixty.eight, childho B or oun ves. Koochiching countics. If they will| With 2% yards of 36 inch material. o e s """‘-f'w"wm "" |.owanthenrta., eloped. hers and: ‘were |! ‘every make of typewriter on the|, ' ' 800 maTEO . The pattern is cut {n 6 slzes: 32 to 40. tion has been recommeéndedfofi:ov 40 married. market at 60 cents and 76 cents |163 West Bound Leaves. Pplease suggest the name of Mr. A. G, ATty Sl Doa/e, fl' eatores & healt Clnnnnh-blM ] each. Every ribbon sold for 75 /186 East Bound: Wedge, Ir, of thelr city, we should| This Is a Perfeot Pattorn. .| ff-%ad istoday justsabis s shecers. t vtomach and ek Bomasd the originar. i R 7. 187 West Bound GREAT be delighted to second such a nom- ination, and we believe it would also find a very ready response for both this city and county, says the Inter- national Falls Press. Besure to state right size, measuring over the fullest part of the bust: for Dr. Plerce’s Gddfl M‘mi m - dimensions. £ by Dealers in Medicines e 3 ) It may be obtained by filling out the caime m:m,?...:.mhmamm-o- The Markets sin Bemse odieal Advisees 1008 : coupon and enclosing 15 cents in Dagys, clothbound. * Address Dy, Pierce, B.flalo, N. Y. _ cents guaranteed. Phone orders promptly tilled. Mail orders given the'same careful attention as when you ‘appear In person, Pohne 31: The Bemidjl Pioneer Office Supply Btore. ADVERTISERS—The great siate of stamps or coin to the Pattern Depart- ment of this paper. S Flax, Getting Local News Duluth Wheat and Flax : - : . 6.—Wheat—On track It “it” was not mentioried in our M e ey e sonm nacy| North Dakota offers uniimited op- paper, whose fault was it? If you I H | South ‘Bound 1 1 ortunities for business to classi- ll North Bound Leaves o s oy £ TG :sd advertisers, The recognized Erelght South' Ledves ar 86%0. Flax—On track 'and to arrive, o €d | Freight. North Leaves. at. | $1.48%. advertising medium in the Fargo T Dally ‘and Sunday = Courier-News South 8t. Paul Live Stock. the only seven-day paper in the South St. Paul, Feb. 6.—Cattle—L gq00 ang the paper which carries 3 4 d -$4.300 " Hog advertising. The Courler-New of that. - The bost way to proceed . yuitser ue of tie, iiings: s fellbwr 4 e sty % covers North Dakota 1146 s tiasw: QLRI M‘etl'oi’(’le h matters is to report the hap- says as a compliment and then realises || ¢ s ' 5.50;, . m@s‘oo et; reaching all parts of the state Opened under new penings, W want the news and wo| that it sn', Is this—reported by a post L YA FOR PP IR0 R0 men AOR . the,day ‘ot publication; 1t & Hot and o0 rnning vate n svery room do not call the persons egotistical | card helper: Mt 4 bl R Who tells us news items concerning himself; rather do we call him bles- sed. Remember that somebody has to tell us the news or wo would fail ‘had company and we failed to note the same, why was it? If a social function failed to be chronicled in these columns, how @id it happen? Well, it was not intentional on the part of the publishers, rest assured City and State Pattern No. Sizes .. Opan dflly, axe-spt Sunday, 1 to 6 p 7 3 iy, 3% ¢ “I was so grateful for your thought- : R A e Chicago Grain and Provisions. paper to use in order to get re: Rg?‘s RWOCBAI!IW_Z gl;PEl:_g:Y fulness in writing me about my poor : g . Y 4 £ Chicago, Feb. 6.—Wheat—May, 92% | . sults; rates one cent per word first | Grand 908-A 105 Lake Ave. So. husband’s_terrible accident!” exclaim- | 0 35 g 1 Skl 2 ©93¢c;" July, $8%c. Corn—May, 65% ingertion, one-half cent per word |Melrose 4266 DULUTH, ed the pretty widow. £ @es%c; July, 65@65%c; Sept., 64%c. 5 \ 2 5 : succeeding insertions; fifty centa| “Not at all, not at all,” stammered = TS Osts“May, 306 QU0 cr” July, 0% )., por Theiiper month - AdNteds the in our purpose. ‘As we have already the family friend. “I was only too Z g - JraneTe—akdy 1l 9oL J0; EBnu-;—fi—:;;lmv “Courler-News, Fargo; N. D, stated, we are not mind-readers, al- glad to have the' opportunityM=~Ex- o, 2 2 erles, 243£@35%c. !‘.'_ %c_. 7 Plomeer wants—one RBalf eonti s s’rm w«w Bon SALB though ‘we wish for that power, and | change. i i ’ & i g i Ponltry—Springs, 15%c; hens, 150; Plomeer wants—one half cent & |]- until the time comes when we can 4 g % ot turkeys, 16c. word cash, o R RO o Vi 1 i read your thoughtfulness of our » Chicago Live Stock. ‘BUNDLE ' WOOD, 12—20 ia. long Az $ i, 3 4 i =, e R M'cd i ns . rea:ers for those items that go to ——— e < | Chicago, Feb. °;f"“;:;33;'0’°" Are You Going to the ' s"‘b"-" $2.50 make up our local columns. Best 3 % : ; $1100. ;l Teuu. gkt 22l S Delivered ymere, tell-us yourself and have it correct, 1 3 : 5 “the’ s gt Westorn s sc.azoiz.so: 'MX:I: Er:;:vl:lglna,"" cMe"tgln;tlha?l ! 32-25. I a‘“.‘ rather than to hope we will get it i ! Plen Beiters: $3S0QRS0. ealves, $1.350 e S FousR roaciVatiiLs can: be II.OCK WooD :mm some other source, or not hear L i 2 S 10.25. Hogs—Light,” $8.30@8.57% Thmlm&a M’;od‘g:necdgns.lm to- Bemidji, $2.00 30 t at all. When you tell us, we will mixed, $8.35@8.60; heavy, $5.300 ISHER, 8teamship Ticket Ast. 1&&,“&1‘5 have something authentic—when we : 8323; rough, $830@8.35; pigs, $6.90 oAbt Bemisly; Min Delivered to- Kymore, $1.75 and get it by chance, it is hearsay and 3 BEep. Natve, S WI900! $2.00. liable to be not what you would have e o Telopbons.Ordors told us. And bear in mind we do 2 - 3 Minneapolis Graln. ; “' Ilfl. ::Imu z not.class - the “newsy” person with Eais i % > " 7 H u - thvestigodal i fod A ~ . Minneapolis, Feb. 6.—Wheat—May, b 5 i ) p,” for they are as far 4 3 89%c; July, 90%c. Cash' close on ¥ apart as the present day and the < o , W z track: No. 1 hard; 91%@92%¢c; No. 1| flood, and ‘that 'is some distance. Northern, 89% @91%c; to arrive, 893 | ol 3 (= B0 m%c, No. 2 Nonhnr;sussofl%e, 5 # 3 mm" DIRE o X r 0. 3 Northern, 83%@86%c; No. 3| ™ : v LR RE X3 S R R L Yellow corn, S6%G5Te; No- & com, 3 ; | - hovie SRk, + [l HEALTHFUL those names are pretty familiar to the visitors. Too bad wWe can’t have Jake Preus believes in slartiné on the. outside of the political melon, COMM S 3 7 %@56c; No. 3 white oats, 35%@ | ' & F AR KK KKK KKK KKK B ||| D s o 4 Mv E msm PRI For M gflmt fl Ym" Y 3434cs, barley, 6106301 tax. $150%. R.F. MUfiPl_'IV ¢ v FOOD v ,Ifknythlm Our | : B FUNERAL DIRECTOR " UNDERTAKER ant a first-class, “dark. horse” against the & e | I 3 AHD !"-AL"'. fleld.—Perham Enterprise, / : . 5 1 : 5 —_— and ‘working: in, and congequently will start in*on Rines.—Walker Pi- dot. PUEPCER ‘Henry Rines has such a big start