Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 13, 1914, Page 2

aily Pmneee Publighers and r:ouuu- Telophons 31 tered-at. the post. offlce at Bemldjl M pabond haat. Tatior under ACt of. Congross of: March 3, 1819, Published every afternoon except Sllndn.y No attention pajd to anonymous con- tributions. _Writer's ' name ‘must be known to the editor, but not- necessar- for publication. “yComn?“n\cat.lans for the Weekly Plo- neepr should reach this office, not later than Tudsday of each week to insure publication in.the current issue Subscription Rates One month by -carrier $ .40 One year by carrier .. 4.00 Three months, postage sld 1.00 Six months, poaux.dpl 2.00 Oune year, postage pal 4.00 The Weekly Pionser Eight e8, containing a summary of the hews Of ho Week. 5ubn-h.d every Thuraday-and sent poatage paid. t 0 any address for $1.60 in advauce., S {HIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN, ADVERTISINGBY THE: GENERAL OFFICES NEW -‘YORK"AND CHICAGO BRANCHES IN-ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES Getting along. pretty well so far for Friday: the THIRTEENTH. There were some gowns out last night, even the men folke noticed. It takes a Charity Ball to produce the ‘“glad rags.” Dr. H. L. Willlams, for many yeavs coach of the Minmesota university football eleven, says that he likes the present gridiron rules, which, we suppose, should indicate that the Gophers ought will have a winning team this year. During the last sev- eral years U football, baseball and basketball teams have been more or less of a joke, and such colleges as Nebragka, lowa and others have been able to win from them with apparent ease. Would be kind of nice to have ‘another .of those aggregations we could bet on not omly for the sake of loyalty. That the Minnesota State Board of Immigration advertising car is mak- ing a hit in Nebraska is eyldenced by the optomistic reports sent in to the Immigration Department by Hon. Frank M. Eddy, in charge of the car. Mr. Eddy says, “There {8 going to be a tremendous immigration from Neb- braska to Minnesota the coming sea- son. A great many people intend to try their luck in a new fleld and no one talks of any place but the North State.” In speaking of the prices of land in the country west of Lincoln, he quotes that from $125 to $176 per acre s about the ruling price, and adds that , “if land in this vicinity is worth $150 per acre, land in the Mbetter portions of Minnesota ought to be ‘worth $450 peracre.” Mr, Eddy glves a moving picture exhibition in all the towns where It i8 possible to show the plctures and he reports that packed halls are the rule. Mov- Ing plcture shows are given in the af- ternoon to especlally accommodate the farmers, That a town without saloons is better off Is @ matter of record and the citizens of such a community would not under any condltions vote back the licensed parlors. That wities with saloons are prospering and making rapid strides is also a matter of record and the people who reside In such communities would under no condition vote them out. It is also a fact that some cities have had experiences of being dry one year and wet the next and now have finally settled down to either one or the other as the case might ‘be, content In their own particular environment. Some remain wet and some dry and under no condition would they again vote to change. some day Bemidjli will be a ‘“dry” town and a prosperous one.. We all welcome this day and awalt its com- ing. Like the majority of the tax pay- ers we believe that the time is not yet here. We are all agreed.that Bemidji will feel a severe shodk, should thirty buildings be vacated, between $16,000 and $20,000 license money returned and on top of this the city fall to receive one penny of license money for the coming year, making an item of nearly $50,- 000 to be made up by the taxpayers. We admit the taxes are too high at the present stage and believe that the sudden jump necessary to over- come the saloon revenue can be avoided. The process of gradual elimination and high license will @ bring this about. It seems the sensible way to proceed and the voters of this city should carefully consider the result of so radical a change before cast- Ing their votes next Tuesday. KRR KKK KK KRR KECK R * TORIAL EXPLOSIONS * EREKKKR KRR KK KKK KX Congressman Limberger now finds that he has new fields to conquer. Take Maxfield, for instance.—Walk- er Pllot. —_—— Minnesota farmers can raise al- most anything that pays, but it looks like ‘Minnesots officials can’t raise anything but the tax rate. We must adtrit'they are-hummers in that line. —Perham- Enterprise: — Now the question arises what is|3y best ‘for- Bemidji? We believe that | -hi Thie Bemidj1+ EIks: are o0 bufla | TRl be-dree from paine; new-home ¢o-comt-approximately 20t- tism away, ty. thousand dollars. Them Betnldll people certainly do . things. that they are continually “starting something.””—Crosby Crucible. —— 5 President -Wilson’s message on-big ibusiness: control has knocked the last supports from under the calamity ‘howlers—and- hard-time- prophets. All.lines of legitimate business. will go ahead feeling.sure that there will be no-hindering hand placed on any ‘business activities they may under- take. A fair field and a square deal to all is guaranteed.—Gheen Record. When: mixing plaster of paris for mending cracks In plaster use vinegar Insteadof water. It should be of the consistency of putty, and when the cracks are filled the top should be smoothed over with a knife. The mix ture will not barden for ahom half an hour. SUFFRAGETTES GET Ladies Are Pleased To Have A Chance To Learn All About The * Canal When a littile boy at school was asked ‘the meaning of the word suf- frage, he said it meant being sick. When called upon for further ex- planantion, he said his mother ¢om- said it was because she was a suf- fragette. come a political topic, and all women information possible upon the sub- Ject. As has been mentioned several times recently, ‘bring its great Panama distribution to a clos, as there is no chance to get another edition of this great ref- erence work and the books on hand will soon be gome. While parents will want the book for themselves, they also must not lose sight of the fact that the school child of today is the one that will facé the problems presented by the changed conditions of the future, ‘| when the canal shall have become a working factor among the nations of STOMACH SUFFERERS If You Wish To Obtain Complete and Permanent Results Try One.Dese Will Convince Yor Mayr’s Wonderful Stomach Remedy 1s well tnown throughout the country. Many thousand seople have taken it for Stomach, Liver. and ‘ntestinal Ailments and report marvelous reuults Zolie Torpid Liver, Co tC., ahiould by all means try this reraedy, eiefits stomach suflerers who hay & taken Mayr’s Wonderful Stomach Remedy have eceived is)in most cases a lasting one.. After ‘ou have taken this Remedy you should be able © digest and assimilate your food, enable the \eart to, pump. pure: red blood to every part of he body, giving firmness and strength to fibre ind muscle, lustre and sparkle to the eye, clear- 1es8 and color to thecomplexion aridactivity and illianey {o the brain. - Do away with your pain ind suffering and this isoften passible with even me dose ot Mayr's Wonderfal Snmvh Remedy. Interesting literature and bool actibmz Stomaeh Alhent sent.Tree by Geo. Mayr 1, Chenust, 154-156 Whmu 8t For sale m Bemidjl; Minn.,, by Bark- er's' Drug Store and Drugsgists every- where: e et e e OLD-TIME. COLD. CURE— Dm HOT'TEA! Get - a small pnekage of Hamburg Breast- Tea, or as the German folks call it, “Hamburger Brust Thee,” at any pharmacy. Take a tablespoonful of the tea, put a.cup of boiling water upon it; pour- through: a sieve and drink a teacup . full at any. time. during the day or before retiring. It is the most grip; -as it opens the pores-of the skin, relieving congeation. Also: loosens- the bowels, thus breaking.up a cold. Try it the next time you suffer from 3 cold or the grip: It is inexpensive and . entirely. - vegetable;. therefore safe and. harmless. RUB RHEUNATISME FROM: STEE. ACHNG JONTS Rub Soreness from joints and muscles with a small trial bottle of old 8t. Jacobs 0il Sbop “dosing” Rheumatism, t's pain only; not one case in fifty reqmm internal treatment. Rub sooth- ! ing, penetrating “St. Jacobs Oil” right on the “tender spot,” and by the time you say Jack Robinson—out comes the ! rheumatic pain. “St. Jacob’s 0Oil” is a harmless rheumatism cure which never dnnpyoum and doesn’t burn the skin. It takes pain, soreness and stiffness from aching joints, muscles ‘and bones;-stops sciatica, lumbago, backache, neuralgia. Limber up! Get 25 cent bottle of oldtime, honest ~“St. - Jacoba Ol from any drug store, and in & moment aches and Rub vheuma- Don’t :n!el BIG PANAMA BOOK| plained of suffering and his father Speaking of suffragettes, the big interoceanic waterway is sure to be- who are interested should get all the The Pioneer must Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy | cffective way to break a cold and cure] ‘the standard work; ahon o8 wonders of this' gigantic grx_gineer& ing achiévement; should study the chmeteruuea*ot these: sl ple on. the zone; should kKnow:iof the bistory, purpose and. promise of this 1aighty interaceanic watarway: Such a book should be'in the hand of every school child, as well as in every home and.business. office in this city. The certificate on another page will oxplaini’kow «to ‘get it. STOMAGH TROUBLES Increasing. A Simple Remedy. It has been said:the body. is like 2 machine and digestion and elimina- tion of food are the two great fac- 1018 to health. If the digestive organs are weak the stomach.overtaxed, waste matter ‘accumulates in the system—the liver gets sluggish and the blood becomes thin and devitalized. We want to ask every person-in Teplace weakuess -with strength. “ We just heard of a case of a man: in Portland, Me;, . who-suffered-from: 4 bad stomach trouble for years and had become 50 weak he could hardly walk—who.was built up by Vinol so he could eat heartily without the sligest ~ distress)’ Try a bottle af Vinol and fl it fails to help you weiwill give back your money. Barker’s Drug Store Bemidji. P. 8. For itching, burningekin try our Saxo Salve. We guarantee it.— Ady. Billiard:Cues: - Bliliard cues-are made of ash, with ually a Hghter wood: at the handle. A good- cue.shonid balamce if a man’s finger be. placed .under: the ;middle -of of lghter wood' than. the shaft:: But there I8 a vast amount. of individuality in cues.- The making of leather-billard it, and as it tapera-the buttsmust be |- cue tips has been an industry of- a-par- this vieinity who istroubled with in- ticular: olass-of/French- peasants*tifne. out of mind—Washington Star. C. E. Battles “THE. HOME OF GOOD HARDWARE"” Have just:received Full Size Tin Boilers.,.... 81.50 to $2.00. Full Size Copper Bonl;ras.. Extra Heavy Copper Boil- ers.. ..$4.00 All with Statlonery Han- dles-and one piece lid. while they last....... obtain-votes. BCis Reed’s Matchless Ware Tl}is ware has no equal for finish or durability Bamboo Handle Parlor Brooms These brooms are full sized having 10-inch 4 row stitch body and yet weigh but 1 3-4pounds. Once used, never discarded. Have one sent u February 14th will be the last day for the contestents in the Schroeder. piano contest to From now on until the close of the-contest we: will give 10,000 votes: with. every dollar paid on account at the W. G. Schroeder - stare. ants-—you all have a chance. a large shipment of No. 3 Green Band Galv. Tub. These tubs have statwn- ery handles, wringer backs and protected bottoms. Olflm«l'hm l’m."_ an _—;———-__“—._*— ] DENTISHS- DR, ‘Di'L: STANTON; .- DENTIST! KKK K KKK K KKK KK KK ¥ One-half cent: per: word: per % * 1issue, cash with copy. * ¥ Regular charge rate. one ¥ % cemt per:word per insertion; No ¥ % ad taken. for- lesa - than. 10’ % cents Phone 31. x KEHKKHKEEK KKK KKK mn - WANTED ! ‘WANTED—Bright boy to help in bake-shop nights. Do not apply un- less you want to learn the bakery trade. Model Mfg Co. WANTED—Young .man_ to -travel " with manager and.solict. Enquire Pilsener ‘Hotel after 6 p. m. G. E. " Shultis. WANTED—Girl for general house- work.; Mrs. R. Murphy, 703 Min- nesota Ave. WANTED—Dining room girl at Palace Hotel, Blackduck, at once. ;VANTED‘Dlsh washer at once, Hotel Markbham. FOR SALE . FOR SALE—Just received ten head ~ of heavy horses weighing from fif- teen. to eighteen hundred . 1lbs. These-are the best horses ever offered for sale in Bemidji they are allcinated being bred and raised in Minnesota. Tom Shart, Bemidji. FOR SALE-—Rubber stamps. The Ploneer win procure any kind of rubber stamp or you on short mo- tiee.. 3 FOR SALE—One Beckwith round oak heater size 18, 523 sizxth st. phone 834, FOR RENT FOR RENT—One furnished house large enought for two people. In good locality. Write C. M. Care Pioneer. i [ | Offer Get. busy contest- Groceries & - This space | rumd by the- Bemldn Townsite: & Improvement.Go, For Prleofol Lots, Td'mo, Etc. i 1 have moved my store to 321 Tlinnesota: avenue ;: The farmer’s friend store and everybody’s store PHONE: 180: 1. P. BATCHELDER. Merchandise e A T L e N T ale'S FOR RENT—Five room partly mod- ern cottage cor 6th and Irvin ave. See D. R. Burgess next door. Offiice; in_Winter Block Kfllk#fiil'&’iilflllii* ¥ One-half cent per word per ¥ DRLJ. T:TUONY i‘ianla, «cash - with copy. . % DENTIST Regular - charge-: rate.onc ¥ """‘ Natlonal Bank Bldg. *:cent-per word per insertion: No ¥ *-ad ‘taken for less tham: 10 * *:cents Phone 31. RS 8 8 S Tel.Jans - FARMS/FOR SALE:. famous twin-lakes, .one of theibesi | locatione:in Minnesota: for a sum: | mer ;home- or resort, having lake +Comsimisaiemer= - front ‘snd. nice high banks with]| 2" B lAm'Tm“mE";‘? R LA fine ‘grove of Norway pines uear| Ottice second floor O /-Bowser Bifa the ‘water.: Good level clay -lanaj- about 100,000 feet of good- pine|p. 3. TOUD: timber and 100,000 feet of hardj wood timber-on the land. Only six miles from- Hines:: and Tenstrike and on:good .wagon . road.. Fine fishing in these ‘lakes. Price, 1f taken - with- the timber ob, $1, 600.00. $600.00 down and. i taken with timber reserved,..$1, 200.00. $400 down and balance W iime at 6% Interest.. Addres | “prySioIAN AND SURGHON s(HIR o8y Minn! Oftics in° Mayo_Blook’ FOR SALE—320 acres of gopd hard | Fhone 338 Raa Frosecsss wood land clay soil some: na- 2 “m 0 tural meadow: Only six miles DB Pl.iygicun. ulg SURGEON * from Hines, on good road, near OficeMilem:Blect Nice River and Lakes. Several - o DR, L. A. WARD hundred cords of birch and tamar- ack wood. This will make an id- PHYSICIAN.. AND. SURGEHON.. eal stock farm, and if taken.soon | Over First National bauk,. Bemldgl, dins can be had for $7.50 per acre, % cash, balance back on the land:at |DBX A. E- HENDERSON * 8 per cent interest, to sult pur- PHYSICTAN' AND" SURGEON o Fl chaser. Write V. M. Owen, Hines, | O¥er Ficat National bank, Bemidll, Miag Minn, DR..E. H. SMITH, FOR SALE—The S.W. of the S. E.1/ of Section 21-146-32. This PHYSICIAN AND.SURGEGNs: - Office .In. Winter.. Bleek forty has a fair house and barn and a few acres under cultivation 7 DR.E. H'MARCUM PHYSICIAN AND. SURGEON . and is on a mail; telephone .and crea; .. P X m route.. Price . $20.00 per Onite in Mayo Block Residence: Phoue 314" acre. Time given to suit purchaser | Phonec13, Interest :6 per cent, For further particulars call on or address A.|DR. EINER.JOHNSON Kalser, Bagley, Minn. Physician @nd:iSuigesnt: LAWYER Office.with Reynolds & .Winter.:: PHYSICIAN;: SURGEONS® DR. ROWLAND GILMORE PHYSICIAN ‘AND™ SURGBON' Office—Miles-Block+ DR E. A, SHANNON, M..D. . - FOR, RENT—Furnished room 1111 Lake Boulevard., Phone 109. FOR RENT—Modern room. Bemidji ave. Phone 282. —_— 1121 Caut nd Effect. Comedlan—1 say, old chap, your nose and chin. will fight ere long; they ap- proach each other very menacingly: ,0ld Actor—I'm afraid so myself, for a great many words have passed be- \tween - them alrendy!—London Tele- {graph. Florida's Tip., Mount Pleasant, Fla.. is probably the {smallest. mountain as well as the least ,ln elevation in this country. It is only 1801 ‘feet “above sen level and Is the .hlghest determined point In the state. Couldn’t. [ | -Bhe+-What .was the doctor's diagno (sis2 . He—Palpitation of the heart Bhe—Well, why doesn’t he keap away from her?—Judge. Thlie Markets Duluth- Wheat and Flax. Duluth; Feb. 12.—Wheat—On track | and: to arrive, No. 1 hard, 91%c; No. 1;Northern, 90%e; No. 2 Northern, 88%c.. Flax—On track and to nrrlve, $151%. South 8t. Paul Live Stock. South: St. 'Paul, Feb. 12.—Cattle— Steers,:$5.75@8.40; cows: and - heifers, $4.50@7.25; calves, $4.50@9.00; stock- ers and feeders, $4.30@7.25. Hogs— $8.40@8.55. Sheep—Lambs, $5.75@ 7.25; wethers, $3.75@5.50; ewes, $2.50 @5.00. ChicagoiGrain.and . Provisions. | Chicago,. Feb. 12.—Wheat—May, 94c; July, 89%c. Corn—May, 65%ec; July, 64%c. Oats—May, 39%@39%c; July; 39%c. Pork—May, $21.77. But- ter—Creameries, 27c. - Eggs—25@26c. Poultry~—Springs;- 15%¢c; hens, - 16¢; turkeys, 16c. 2 Chicago Live - 8tock. Chicago, Feb. 12.—Cattle—Beeves, $7.00@7.90; Texas steers, $6.90@8.10; ‘Western.. steers, $6.65@7.90; stockers and feeders, $5.50@8.00; cows and heifers, $3.60@8.50; calves, $7.50@ 10.25.° Hogs—Light, $8.65@8.90; mix- ed, $8.65@8.72%; heavy, $8.50@8.8 rough, $8.50@8.60; pigs, $7.75@8.75. Sheep—Native, $4.70@5.90; yearlings, $5.65@6.80. Minneapolis-Grala... Minneapolis, Feb. 12.—Wheat—May, 913%e; July, 92%c. track: No. 1 hard, 94%c; No. 1 Norths| , ern, - 92%@93%e¢; to . arrive, 92% @ 935¢;- No. 2 Northern, 90% @91%c¢; | No. 3 Northern, 8714@89%e; No. 3 yellow corn,-56%c; No. 4 corn; 55@ 66c; No. 3 white oats; 36@36%c; to arrive, 36¢c; No. 3 oats, 34@35¢c;: bar- ley. 62@64c: flax. $153%c.- L. KOPFMANM, Conrum “Succesor (0 Smith Costume. Cash close onf FOR SALE—120 acres farm land, Bemidjl; Minn:: about 500 cords wood half hay 7 land on good stream one mile from A V: GARLOCK; M- I; a town terms:liberal price 12 1-2 Practice Limited~ pr. acre.-W. G..Schroeder. EY®: EAR: NOSE¢ THROAT: Ploneer: wants—one half: cent s Glasses Fitted- word . cash.. Oftice'Gibbons Bldg., North ‘Markham = N Hotel: Telephone 105: mm‘nou' MIS$ MABEE HYLAND" Teacher-of Volce- Studio 417 Minn; Ave, Plone 679 Bemddji :Minnesots e FOR SALE—Typewriter ribbons fos every make of ‘typewriter ‘on the market-at 50 cents:and- 75 cents each. Every ribbon sold : for. 76 cents.guaranteed. Phone . orders promptly filled. Mail orders.given the'same careful attention as when you appear in ‘person, Pohne 81 The Bemidji Ploneer.Otfice Supply |, MFLS, RED Store.. ADVERTISERS-—The /great. siate of | 1 North Dakota offers unlimited: op- e ——— b B LR R R o % RATEROAD' TIME"“CARDS " &~ e R L DR R E e R R m & MAN. fled ldvel'fllel‘l The rewxnlm ,,,,w.‘ advertising medium in the Fargo Daily and Sunday: Courier-News the -only -seven-day paper in th state-and ‘the paper which carries the largest amount. of classified Wm “ m‘m-" advertising. The: Courier-News| | N covers:North -Dakota - like -a ‘bla; theday-of 'nublluuon paper to use .in. order to get re- sults; ratesione cent per word first: insertion,: one-half. cent .per -word succeeding :insertions;: - fifty ‘cents| per; line. )per: month. Address-the Cousler;Néws;-Fargo, N..D, Try a Ploneer wunt ad. AL.LIUU = "!.AHN have schgolim, the Noriswest Efiw"’ l.ln Are You Going h “Norwegian Centennial Exponltlan," May 17th?: Berth and. . ship. Ticket i . on Depat. Bemidil, Illm."n R..F. MURPHY. ’UNERAL DIRECTOR