Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 12, 1914, Page 2

The dfidii«fiaiy" Pioneer ] : THE BEMIDII PIONEER FUB. CO Publishérs ‘and’ Propristors Telephione 31 tered-at the post ‘office at Bemidji M s Becond-oiass Matigr unGer Act of Congrees of March 3, 1879. Published-every afternoon except Sunday No attention paid to anonymous con- tributions. Writer's name must be known to the editor, but not mnecessar- ily_for publication. Communications for the Weekly Pio- neer ‘should reach this office mot later than Tuésday of each week to insure publication in'the current issue Bubsoription Rates” One month by carrier One year by carrier Thres months, postag: Six months, postage ‘Pl One year, postage pal ‘The Weekly Pioneer Pight pages, containing a summary of the news of the week. Published -every Thursday and sent postage paid to any address for $1.50 in advauce., fHIS PAPER REPRESENTED. FOR FOREIGN ADVERTISING BY THE GENERAL OFFICES NEW YORK AND CHICAGO ERANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES The Boiler Inspector Part of that twelve million dollars —this year mearer fourteen million —=goes for inspectors. There are times when one would think it all went for that. There are days when it seems to rain state inspeotors. One man comes to look at the scales, an- other to measure the gheets at the hotel, another to test oil, another to see If there is too much dirt in the prunes. A fellow would think the entire population was -engaged Iin state inspecting. Not-all the twelve million—going on fourteen now— goes for inspectors though. Some of them collect their pay as.they go, making still another tax, mot in- cluded in the twelve million dollars —nearly fourteen. And every time an finspector collects that fee he leaves a sore spot. It isn’t his fault the law says he must. If the effici- ency commission wants to do a popu- lar thing it will recommend that the inspections he boiled down to not more than six and the mearer they can come to having one man do up the whole job in each town, the bet- ter the public will be pleased. You think the dnspectors haunt the towns—there 1s one you' overlooked, the boller inspector. That is prob- ably the muost curlous office in the state except surveyor general of logs. The boiler inspector inspects if he feels like. If It costs him five dol- lars to drive out he gets three for the inspection, he puts it off. If he happens to be passing he drops in and looks the boiler over. over. Some ‘boilers that are in his direct road to town get inspected frequently. If he feels like it, the boiler inspector files a report with the secretary of state saying how many boilers he inspect- ed and what he got for it. If he doesn’t feel like it, nobody can make him. He has his commission to go off and inspect and collect fees, and the state has no further control over him. If he doesn’t choose to inspect nobody makes him. If he inspects a boiler two or three times a year, no- body reproves him. And all the time there are perfectly competent fac- tory inspectors, covering pretty much the state, not collecting any fees, and costing hardly any more for the comprehensive service than the boller inspectors charge for their touch and go inspection. _—— L R S S R SRR R RS * EDITORIAL EXPLOSIONS ¥ KKK KKK KKK KK KKK Now that the Wisconsin eugenics law is called unconstitutional, a fel- low can again go courting without his clinical thermometer.—Crooks- ton Times —_—— When this ‘father and son” movement gets well under way, we hope that father won’t insist on con- tinuing to use the wood shed as a club room.—Walker Pilot. —— Talk about defeating Governor Eberhart for a third and three- fourths term! Impossible! A man of his proverbial luck and varied ac- complishments cannot be defeated. Defeat & man who can write poetry, sing a song, dance the tango, twang a banjo, thump a piano, deliver a soul-inspiring prayer, preach a ser- mon, who is equally at home at a church fectival or a pumpkin show? Absurd! Then it should not be forgotten that his excellency's de- portment in college was 100 plus, that there are a few of his fellow countrymen scattered over the state, that he commands the support of the God-fearing religious people and the wicked saloonists as well, and lastly, that he has for a campaign manager the suave, fat and genlal Ed. Smith, assisted by insurance Commrissioner J. A. O. Preus. Is it any wonder that the governor is in- vincible at the polls?—Princeton Union. RUSH FOR BOOKS STARTS AGAIN Since ‘Announcement Was Made That Offer Will End Soon Everybody Wants One Only a few' days remsin’ in‘which to take advantage of The:Pioneer's great Panama presentation. do not want to be among the disap- pointed ones, you had quickly. . ' A new impetus has been given to the distribution since making the an- |cessary. to.ipurchase school' -books nouncement that the offer will be wihtdrawn soon. as though there is only one chance left, everybody wants to join the for- It you ful bigred yolume—*Panams and the better act|Canal in Picture and Proge.” every year;but at the end- of the school year they are’ ¢ast aside, when new ;ibook't ere Tequired - for| the next year. This Canal story’ will Now that it looks. r | Will: never grow ling: distributed s v untold-value for the s that will alwaye-be-referred- to-and will present a copy- of this yolume to all who comply with the conditions ‘ejplained in -the- certificate print- ed elsewhere in this*issue. It is be- throughout the, country. by leading- newspapers on an educational plan of national KIDNEYS Eat less meat if you feal Backasy| Bladder. troubles, yqu—Salts is * fine for Kidiity Meat forms-uric-acid which exy +|cttes. and ‘overworks-the kilineys . soon as ithe:dbalance of ‘the ooks are disposed-of - Beisg in -your certificate || VISCOUNT GLADSTONE;, QUITS Resign: Governor General of Unlon of 'South Africa. London,, Feb. 12.—Lewis .Harcourt, secret of state “for the colonies, formally ‘notified’ the ‘house of com- ‘mens ‘that- Viseount-Gladstone would cease 1o ‘be: governor :general of the ! -|'Unionsof -South: Africa in June. He -Quick! Ladies! Get this 12-inch Nickel Plated Dessert { Beater FREE NOW-MELLOW is wonderful. -| g S Itis so economical. Full direc- tions come inside every pack- age for making Meringue for Pies, Puddings, Custards, Floating Island —Fillings for Layer Cakes, Cream Puffs, Eclairs—Saunces for Pud- dings, and to use instead of cream for fruits, berries and cereals— Plainand Boiled Icing without eggs —Candies—Divinity Fudge, Marsh- mallows and Kisses—and many other dainty, special desserts for your family. Here are some of these new des- serts: Snow-Mellow Delight— - RainbowLoaf—Snow-Mellow Fruit Pudding—Snow-Mellow Pineapple Cream-—=Snow-Mellow Peach Cream —Snow-Mellow Orange Cream—Snow-Mellow Currant Whip—Snow- Mellow Apple Sponge — Floating Island— Mocha .Charlotte Russe— Mock Macaroon Souffle—and more than a score of delightful new desserts for your family. ‘The lady in the picture here is holding up the spoon to show you that just one table- spoon of Snow-Mellow, costing only 4 cents, makes a bowlful of snowy, fluffy, thick, deli- cious meringue —more and better than you could make with 12¢ to 15c worth of eggs! But to make this ‘amazing quantity of delicious Snow- Mellow, you must use our Special Snow - Mel- low Beater. And we 2 will give you this Special SnowMellow # long, nickel plated — Ab. solutelyfree. Snovaellow Saves Eggs! Saves Work! So_that you may use this wonderful, exquisite Snow-Mellow to save yourself the expense of eggs—so that you may delight your family with these many new Snow-Mellow desserts—you may have absolutely FREE one of these specially designed dessert beaters, which beats up a bowl full of delicious, snowy meringue from just one tablespoonful of Snow-Meliow. i . So Economical! We want to explain to you how we have arranged to make Snow-Mellow the most economical of desserts for your table. In business there is a certain “over- head” charge against each package— packing, wrapping, boxing, cartage, freight, delivery, etc. And here is how we solved the problem of making Snow- Mellow -economical for you. The same “overhead” c<pense that pays for de- livering a ten-cent package to you will pay for delivering five or six or seven times that quantity of Snow-Mellow if we put it all in one package, and that is what we’ have done. TInstead of putting only enough Snow- Mellow for one dessert in a package and charging ten cents—we put seven times. that quanmtity—enough for seven desserts—in._one package, and instead of charging you seventy cents, the price is only 25c—because we save for you the cost of packing and delivering ‘the six extra packages. .That.is the only fair way. For after you once find how easy to make and how good to eat Snow-Mellow is—you will want to serve it in different desserts several times every week. So go today, madam, to your grocer and get for your family thisl exquisite, wonder- ful Snow-Mellow. Our srd.l Stow-Mellow Beater—~which makes 4 cents’ hunhutol FRER 1o von Sre il ciee o ot i3 0 vou! ‘We will give you this Speci Beater absolutely FREE with your. first package of Snow- FREE! Mellow! Just go to your grocer today aud get the big-quantity. economical pack- age of Snow-Mellow—enough to make seven full family-size-d for only 25c. And(hx"i )'Oslll' grocer the FREE mbfi_l;'. Thfii! PZRSEB ‘Coupon i&flfifl!‘ you to your Special Dessert Beater with your first ‘package of Snow- Mellow—also o FREE Booklet of 34 New. Dessert Rec iy ecipes. Clip the FREE Coupon now. Then go to your grocer quick and this won- derful, exquisite Snow-Mellow with your FREE Special Daseers Besior. FREE COUPON 60000 - Q0005 T nches Loox. wSTow.Mellow; Mr. Groceryman:— ‘This FREE C¢ m entitles your customer, whose nameé is written be- ial Dessert Beater—Absolutely FREE —and.a FREE. Booklet of 34 New Dessert Recipes; with her purchase of one 25c pack- age of Snow-Mellow — which makes the filling or icing for seven cakes makes seven full family-size desserts. Good Acal Grocers’ Cusmmer‘nN-me....:.................,........;.................. “Have: Snow- ly you-with 10 your cus- * Mellow — : Notice to Housewives— not alréady: have Snow-Mellow, he can get-y FREE Special for you at once from his: FRANK & HOUREN; Inc., . Saew-Mellomsales Asests: - Grocers il *su) e added, that- the reason for the govern- or general's. resignation was purely domestic and Bad no connection with the events arising out of the recent general strike in -South Africa and the deportation of the. strike leaders. VICTORY PLEASES WILSON President' Elated- Over Election of: X Democrat in lowa. ' Washington, Feb. 12.—The election of Henry - Vollmer, the Democratic candidate for congress from the Sec- ond Iowa district, was the. occasion for general rejoicing in'administration and congressional circles here. His election ‘was particularly grati- fying to President Wilson, who made a personal appeal to have the admin- istration sustained. TO DISSOLVE BIG MERGER Attorney General Files Suit at Salt Lake City. Salt Lake City, Feb. 12.—Attorney General ‘McReynolds filed a Sherman law suit here fo break the Southern Pacific’s control over the Central Pa- cific raillway and its subsidiary Pa- cific coast state lines. Seven Militants Jailed, London, Feb. 12.—Seven militant suffragettes were sentenced by the magistrate at Bow Street police court to four days' fmprisonment each for “obstruction and assault” in connec- tion with the police attempt to arrest Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst. theirjeforts: to filter it:from the:sys- tem. Regular eaters - of meat = must flush the the kidneys' occasionally. You must relieve them lik‘e you re- lieve-your-bowels; remoying all.the 'acids, waste and poison, else you feel a dull misery in-the kidney region, shary pains inithe back orsick.head- ache, dizziness, your stomach- sours, tongue is coated -2nd when the weather is bad you: have rheumatic twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of sediment; the channels often get ir- ritated, obliging you get-up two or three times during the night. To neutralize ‘of the body’s urin- ous -waste get about four .ounces of Jad Salts. from any pharmacy; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water be- fore breakfast for-a few days and your kidneys-will then act fine and bladder disorders disapear. This .fa- ‘mous salts is made-from the acid of grapes. and. lemon . juice, = combined with lithit, and ‘has been used for .generations to clean- and = stimulate sluggish kidneys and stop bladder ir- ritation. Jad Salts is inexpensive; harmless-and makes a-delightful ef- fervescent lithiawater drink which millions of men and women take now and then, thus avoiding: serious kid- ney and bladdes diseases. =e——— B T R R N Y HERE IS A PURELY ANTI- SEPTIC WEDDING. bk Cincinnati, Feb. 12.—Veiled from the sight of his bride in swathings of antiseptic gauze, Milton Newman, a prominent Baltimore insurance man, and Miss Theresa Peyser, a trained nurse, formerly connected with the Johns Hopkins hospital at Baltimore, - were married in an apartment house in Avon- dale, a suburb. of Cincinnati, where Miss Peyser lay ill with scarlet fever. * oo ole oo b oo o e ol b cle ofe b b b b e o B R e e i * doostooh b fe sl o o NOSTRILS AND HEAD STOPPED UP FROM COLD? Instantly- Clears Air Passages; You TRY MY CATARRH BALM the nostrils; penetrates and heals the Breathe - Fywely; - Dull Headache/ [Rf!amed, swollen membrane which Goes Nasty Catarrhal Discharges Stops. ‘Try “Ely’s Cream Balm.” Get a small bottle anyway, just to try it—Apply a-little In the nostrils and instantly your clogged nose and stoppedup air passages of the head will open; you will‘breathe freely; doliness and headache disappear. By morning! the satarrh, cold-in-head or catarrhal sore throat will be gone. End such misery now! Get the small bottle of “Ely’s Cream Balm” at any drug store. This sweet, fra- “|srant balm dissolves by the heat cf lines the nose, head and - throat; clears the air pasages; stops nasty discharges and a feeling of cleans- ing, soothing relief comes immediate- ly. - Don’t lay awake to-night strug- glin for breath, with head stuffed; nostrils closed, hawking and blow- ing. Catarrh or-a cold, with its run- nig nose, foul mucous dropping into the throat, and raw dryness is dis- tressing but truly needless. Put you faith—just omce—in “Ely’s Cream Balm" and your col or catarrh will surely disappear. ning enroute to Bagley where Tues- February 14th will be the last day for the contestents in the etk | ¥ Onesalf rcent per word:per & ¥ issue, cash with vapy. & cent per word per-insertion. No ¥ * ad taken: for * cents Phone 31. : less. than. 10 ¥ ad takea .for, *| & cents Phone 31. * T e T .y Ong-half: :cent. per: ward pogs & ® % | %, issue, cash with"copy. % Regular.- oharge . rate. one x| Regular charge rate one & rcent: per.-Word per insertion. New & less.. than 10 & - HELP WANTED @ shop nights. Do nat apply un- less:yeu want to learn the bakery trade: Model Mfg Co. WANTED-—Girl for- general house - work:Mrs, S, E. P. White, 307,:5th- Street.™ : : WANTED—Dining room ginl at Palace Hotel, Blackduck, at once.. WANTED—Girl for general hquse- work. 714 Irvine avenue. WANTED—Dish washer at once, Hotel Markham. FOR SALE FOR SALE—Just recelved ten head of heavy horses weighing from.-fif- teen to eighteen hundred These are the best horaes:. ever offered for sale in Bemidji they are allcinated being bred and raised in Minnesota. Tom Shart, Bemidji: The | Ploneer: win procure -any. kind ot rubber stamp ror you on short mo- tlee. g j ¢ i FOR RENT- FOR RENT--One- furnished house. large enought for: two people. 'n good locality. Write C. M. Care|, Pioneer. FOR RENT—Five room partly mod- ern cottage cor 6th and Irvin aves See D. R. Burgess next door. FOR RENT—Furnished room 1111 Lake Boulevard, Phone 109. Ploneer wants—one- half cent a ward ncash. LOST AND FOUND FOUND—Some money inquire “W* Bemidji Pioneer and prove claim. LOST—A bracelet. Finder please re- turn to this office for reward. Resylts are most always.certain| when you use a Ploneer want ad,; One-half cent a werd.- Phone 31, T, HOW’S THIS? ‘We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-. ward for any cage of Catarrh that can-. not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENY & CO; Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known . Cheney for the last 16 ‘years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financielly; KK KA KR KGR K KK KA A ER R K KK FARMS FOB BALE. WANTED—Bright boy. to help in|FOR SALE—T75 and 30-100 acres on famous twin lakes, one of the best locations-in- Minnesota-for ‘a ‘sum- mer:; homs. or..resort, .haviag: lake front. .and -nice, high; banks.with fine. grave of Norway. pines near the water. Good level clay lana ahout 100,000 feet of good phe timber -and 100,000 .foet.-of -hard weod:timber;on the iand. ; Onigssix mijes .from. Hines.. and Teasicthke and on good wagon road. Fise fishing in these lakes. Price, if taken with: the timber - on;-§i,~ 600:00;- $600.00 - down-- and+~1f taken Wwith-timber -reserved, 91, 200.00: $400- down -and ‘balamoe on:time-at- 6 % ~interesti- Addvess V. M::Owen, Hines,-Mim.- 1bs. | FOR” SALE—320 acres of §60d hard wood land clay, soil some. na~ tural meadow. Only, six. mijes from Hines, on gqod .road, nesr Nice River and. Lakes. Ssveral hundred cords of birch and tamar- ack wopd. This will make an 14~ eal stock farm, and if taken sopn can be had for $7.50 per acre, . % cash, balance back on the land at 6 per. cent interest, to suit pyr- chaser. Write V..M. Owen, Hines, Mikn, FOR SALE—The -8.W. Y ;ofthu,i8. E.}/ of: Seotion..21-; ‘mm forty has -a ;fair: howse:and bayn and a few acres under;ounltivation and:is-on & .mall, telaphone: aud cream: route, Price $20,00,: per acre,:Time .given to suit purchaser Interest. 6 per. cent; For fosther particulars.icall. on.-or, address,d. Kalser,- Bagley, Miun. FOR-BALE_120 acres fama: land, about 600 cords wood halt: hay land on-good stream one mile frem a town: terms lberal price-12:1-2 pr. acre. W. Q. Schroeder: - Ploneer, wants—one . half cent & word cash. FOR, SALE~—Typewriter. ribbans, for every -make of typewriter.om the market. at:.560. .cents. and, 75 .cants each... Every ribbon..-sold .. for. 26 cents guaranteed.. Phane orders promptly. filled. Mail orders giysa the.same. careful attention as whea you. appear. in person.. Pohne.31. The Bemidjl_Ploneer. Offica Supply Haill's Catarsh Cure nally, acting directly B and micous. surfaces of . the mystem. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents.f per bottle, Sold by .all. Druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipa- tion.—Adv. 'ATION F! HMEARING ON. PRTI- | TION r'o: %ml OF ADMIN- ISTRATOR. fsraTe OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF Schroeder piano contest to obtain votes. From now .on until the close.of the contest we will Cot’l’l:fy of Beltrami, give 10,000 votes with every dollar paid on account at the W. G. Schroeder store. Get busy contest- . ants—you all have:a chance. .G. Schroeder I have mgved=my store to 321 Ilinnesota avenue i The farmerls friend store and S . everybody’s store. eries & Merchandise ~ PHONE®o 2 i€ Beltrami—In Probate ;Court. In_the Matter of the Estate of Minnie Major, Decedent: The State of Minnesota to all persons interested in the settlement and distri. bution of the estate of said decedent: Bruno H. Major, as administrator of the @bove named estate, having filed in this-| court -his_petition, Tepresenting, among, ‘other things, that he has- fully com- lied ;with /the terms and conditions of he final decree in the matter of said e: roperty to them awarded in said final decree, and praying that he,.as such ad- ‘ministrator of said estate, and the sure- ties on his: bond, be discharged from all; | further liability by reason of . said Aedat and-the administration of said es- tate. in_the , in the City of Bemidji, State of Minne- sota, on the 10th day of ‘March, 1914, t ten o'clock A. M. why said petition ‘should not be granted. ‘Witness, the Judge of said Court, and; the seal of said Court, this 4th day of February, 1914. M. A. CLARK, Probate Judge. “Attorney for Petitioner, Bemidjf; Minn. 4tD212-35 APPLICATION FOR. LICENSE TO. SELL._ INTOXICATING LIQUORS. In the Village of Nymore, of Beltrami County, Minn. NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN, That Mait Thome and Tom Quinn have made application to the Common Council of one a room e..2-; rame: butlding, iron clad, located on Lot 15, Block 3, Orig. Nymore. This application and any remon strance ‘or objects to the granting of] the same will heard and determined by said Common Couneil, at their next regutar ‘seasion, to be held at the Vil Hage Hall, in the Village of Nymore, on (the 3rd. day of March, 1914, at & o clock B.°aL, of that day. Daied e 4tn, 1010 NYE, ] £ the Viliage of Nooorr = of the Y of Nymore. 26D212-215" z= North Dakota: offers unlimited op- portunities for business ;to..classi- fled @dvertisers.. The recognised advertising medium In the.#esgo | Daflyrand.Sunday:« CourfessNows the only sevem~day spaper:dnithe state and.the paper which:careies the: largest amount ofclassified advertising.. The Conrlesdawvs covers North Dakota like s dinak- et; reaching all parts of themstate the; day: of -puhlication;: it is the « ‘DADer it0: usei-iniorder: to:getsre- suits;. rates one cent-per; werd-fast inseztion,; one-half cent: pessiwerd suscesding: inseptions;: fitty cemts per line permonth.. Addressthe Counier-News, Fargo, N;: R.E. FI Unioh D fiflm«