Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 9, 1914, Page 2

that have for™ thel fi@"&%fiffii e ‘Published every afternaan execept Sunday No -Anpnym tributions. Wi name m )muv;n !fibfile &dflo but not necessar- ily for publication. K f or nkl? Plo- Communications Toa 2y Of each w&" 15 insure punuuuw ln the current:iss: Wates One munth hy urrlar . One year b; Three monthl, w!h}mfl 8ix months, ©One year, posi The Weekly Pioneer Eight pages, eonuxnln & summary.of, uze nawl” of tl suhlll‘l.l‘wd every. onds .daraaa Tor $1. 50 In advauce., s e bt Sl b A #HIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN | ADVERTISING BY'THE MERICAH) - GENERAL OFFICES * NEW YORK AND CHICAGO BRANCHES IN ALL THE PR]NCIPAL CITIES —_——————a Thomas de{@, formerly editor ol editor of the Virginia Dally' Enter- iprise, given birth 1last week, and which ‘gives the hustling range ‘city two: dailies. The firat editions of the Enterprige are sparkling with news, advertising and bright editor- lals, samples of Moodie’s unusual newspaper ‘ability. Julius Schmahl, four times elected secretary of state, has announced that he will again seek the office, and as yet there is no known opposi- tion to his candidacy. During the last year Schmahl has installed a card system in his office and for an efficient method of handling the state’s business, compares favorably with any of the nation, Three Duluth’ judges, W. A. Cant, J. 'D. Ensign and Bert Fesler, have been recommended for re-election by the St. Louis Bar assoclation. Reso- lutions were also passed dt the meet- ing to ask fthat court be.adjourned over March 17, 8o as to enable’the lawyers to attend the Ramsey Coun- 1y Bar association meeting at which Willlam H. Taft former president of the United States and George E. Vincent, president of the Minnesota university will talk. “Bemidji, Magic City of the North” is getting some extensive and valu- able advertising through the little booklet of that title, which with the assistance of the Bemidji firm of Reynolds -& Winter, the Bemidji ‘Townsite and Improvement company recently published, and is now dis- tributing. The booklet is devoted to a comprehensive writeup of Bem- idji and Northern Minnesota. It is printed on high grade paper, illus- trated with expensive half-tones and the articles are reliably written. Not a single line of advertising ds to be found #n the booklet. (William, Heston Michigan half- back 4n days of old, and recognized by almost every football critic as the greatest gridiorn hero to ever don a football garment, probably scored more points during this career than any other intercollegiate player. The Wolverines new dope book shows that Heston ploughed through op- posing linemen enough times to score 614 points, according to the present system of counting. 'During the period ‘that Heston was in the Michi- agan backfield, his-team scored 2,271 points, against 42 for their oppon- ents! ‘Heston 1s now assistant prose- cuting attorney of Wayne county. Poor Doctor Dumas, who since pa- roled ‘hag devoted his time to the practice of his profession at Cass Lake is-again breaking into print, and this time 1t is because a travel- ing man while in Virginia gave out an interview to the effect that the doctor is being made the victim of a systematic persecution. The travel- ing man said, “I am convinced that certain dinterests are opposed to Du- mas being permitted his liberty and, are «oing weverything they can by fair means or foul to secure his re- incarceration, I am.unable to see or learn that there is any ground for the various charges being ' brought, against him.” EHKKK K KKK KKK K KX % EDITORIAL EXPLOSIONS * ISR SRR EERREEE R RS The merchant that sends outside] of itown for his printed matter .is usually the first to yell his head off when ‘an itinerant dealer hits town, and he wants-the local newspaper to help him with the nolle.—‘Meaflzg Ore, —— There’s an Episcopal mindster: at Seattle who has barred the tango in his parish. . He approves of the one- step anq hesitation walts, but de- clares that two young people inter- locking knees and putting their chests together and - pushing each other across the floor with a duck- like walk are mot dancing, and no douibt he ds correct in hie allegation, —S8tillwater Gazette. e oo No. newspaper Worthy of the name need apologize for inaisting. on ' its abgolute right to.all the business of ts territory which it can handle as well .as can be done-elsewhere. Your - local mewspaper-:-contributes. ..more #o the public benefit in free adver- the Bemidij Pioneer, is managing| Mng ‘and it hurt ‘me to bring any well. -|ment praising Doan’s Kidney Pills, building of the community; murllly, intellectually and commercially than all other agencies combined. Charg- ed for.at the regular adventisin, it would amount to hundreds: thousands—of dollars/s year, all; giv- en free, pro bono.publico.. . Beldom:! ,Ial ‘does this paper ‘use this_ fact: argument but it i’ perfectly Iletl- 'mate and it ‘not referred mw_occu slonally ‘there are. some, ~deriving. ithelir llvellhood nnd com.petenee per- ronage ‘town, which in-Strassburg amounts to 64 square yards per inbabitant and in. the practice of holding competitions street. deai‘zn portation ®of the ‘garden. suburb - idi from ‘England-are. declared to-be the, striking characteristics of ‘German dw planning. crombie says: ‘On the whole, as compared with the advantage -of the (English ‘one tnmuy house iset in ‘an unrelieved monotony of. tenement barrack. in- a wide street, \with some park, play space or. prome- nade always at hand. 'There is an ab- sence of meannessand an insistence on the cheerfulness of city life in the!beer garden, municipal band, etc. “Some se- wlous attempt’is made at studying the art of city Wife” . The, genius of the French nation has | been directed toward the physical cen- struction of the town rather than its organization or socinl study and to- ward the ‘more monumental and archi- tectural -aspects ‘of the ‘former. 18 the 'school ::of ‘Europe for - formal monumental town planning both in.its. older work—such as the boulevards, vistas and gardens and squares—and in the more recent work of Hauss-| mann. By Alfle. ‘Gibson: A most pleasing street dress design is: shown in No. 7768. It is excellent for. cloth; serge, ratine, silk poplin, or any of the heavier cottons or linen. If de- sired, the surplice vest may be made of a/figured-silk or brocade, in case' the dress Is plain or vice versa if the dress is figured. The blouse shows a drop-{] ‘shoulder ‘and an elbow sleeve (the pat- tern is cut for either full length or shorter) there Is a pointed collar and a chemisette, which may be made with a high or round neck. A six-gored, draped 'skirt with an inset panel effect down the front and the back, completes the costume. Collar and cuffs may be of satin in a_ plain color, or of a fig- ured silk. A wide folded girdle of fig-{| ured silk crepe would lend a dressy appearance. To make this dress in size 36, it re- quires 5% yards of 86 inch material. The pattern is cut'in 5 sizes; 84 to 42. This Is a Perfect Pattern. Be sure to give right size, measuring!fi over the fullest part of the bust. for |{ dimensions. It may be obtained by filling out the coupon and enclosing 15 cents in stamps of coin, to the Pattern Department of ‘this paper. COUPON Street and No. City and State “Pattern No. INTERESTING COMPARISONS. In an ‘Article Patrick Abercrombie Ably Epitomizes What ‘the ‘Principai European Nations ‘Have Contributed to the Science of City Making. An opportunity to learn how Amerl- cancity planning compares with that of other-nations is afforded by an arti- ¢le by Patrick Abercrombie ‘of Liver- pool; ‘published in the "Fown Planning Review. It is Impessible to print: his paperdn full, a matter of regret, as It presents an - interesting. analysis of] what each nation as a nation has con- tributed to the study of town planning and city organization. The statements; DEGIDE 'YOURSELF The ‘Opportunity Is Here, Backed By Bemidji Testimony Don’t take our word for it. ’ Don’t depend on a stranger’s state- ment. Read Bemidjl endorsement. Read the statements of Bemidji citizens. ‘And decide for yourself, Here is one case of it. Oliver Gordhamer, carpenter, 1200 Dewey Ave., Bemidji, Minn., says: “I'was Stiff and lame in the morn- strain on my back. ‘I believe it was heavy lifting and hard work that brought on ithe trouble. 1 was han- dicapped in doing my work, espec- ially stooping or lifting. Reading about Doan’s Kidney Pills led' me to try them. Three or four . boxes strengthened my back and ‘made me At that time I gave a state- and as I have had no trouble sinc: 1 am still a strong friend ito them.’ Price 60c, at all dealers. - Don’ ‘9imply ask for a kidney flmady——g{t Doan’s Kidney Pilis—the same that Mr. Gordhamer. had. Foster-Milburn Co., Pntn. Buftle, N. Yesadv. | “tence, as it has been as it bas “p8lied, ob Ainherited for generations.” Pra “every German town bas,: un—mnmr of fiinble f'gdéhm 80 tbn th«f farther from the centar the | pig. fewer the houses will be; brilliant plece of town planning in the world. ed that it does not complete the circle, ‘though it traverses three-quarters of it, but' from a sociological standpoint he hardly considered ‘the question of the inhabitants apart from the streets ! Bemidji Townsite & Improvement Co, For Price of Lots, iNQUIBE ‘OF T.C. mm > vmmejinn neglect;jof ssocial o teally | housing ‘ln lan; g wa . the toric study of tm Blblloflmfiue Historique Paris, hqve mdaflm generally - to ‘Praffic: conven- h:l:: and. monumental qualities have | The normal snbnrbfin development ‘consiats in'ivast arens. eovered with || ‘monotonous ‘two story ‘houses’ &t the Tty forty -to Mifty-six to ithe acre. u.mw‘ of ditla afint mm' -atvide ntial Rrow the conver- tracts of ‘land outside “the “hedl type of deVeln ment than thed g tenement; it it ‘resuits In a Sonl; depression : manifested. externall, 2 drab and dreary existence, more blo than disense. * With the excep- | tion:perhapsi of the blocks of New York | me conglomerance of hab- distressful than the ‘east Mbt ndon: for new areas and the m- to ~housing Mr. Aber|’ 818 Amerln Ave ffice Phone 132. 'DENTISTS m D. L. ‘STANTON, _ . DENTIST This may be considered s a more alr |4 & % % % % % & & & & 4% % ¥ & & One-kalf . eent per word ‘per ¥ * issue, oash with copy. 7|% Regular ‘charge rate ome ‘| % cent per'word per insertion. No ¥ % ad taken - for ¥.cents Phone 31. LSS E S R EEE R R R B * x less - than 10 ¥ x lilfiillliilii’i’i‘ % One-half cent per word per " DRB.:J. + 1ssue, cash with copy. * - Regular > 4 % cent per word per insertion, No- ¥ ¥ ad taken for less than 10# % cents Phone 31. % LAWYERS *ii!ii#i*tliii*iemn‘,mmcn = 'LAWYER ' Offifce In Winter Block T.: TUOMY . DENTIST rate onc ,, Gibbons Block Tel Nozth of Markham Hotel 230 charge Tt4s'in the garden:villagewcity-suburb 'idea that. England has:made-its contri- | bution. - This movement :is ‘tov well dreary streets, Germany -has the known:to.need recanitulating, e A e 'Pl&ngo’r wants _dring One-half te) “word, “cash. results, Read Ploncer want ads The MODEL| Dry Cleaning Honse Paris ‘BELP ‘WANTED - WANTED-—We 'desire the services of a-lady ‘or:gentleman representative ‘o take ‘care of our business in tihis locality. required. Children’s Exhibition. Minneapo- lis, Minn. 98-So. 10th St. WANTED-—-Good ‘compstent girl for Small cash deposit References. Minnesota B Pl Srvrlosor o Sty FOR RENT—Five rooms over Club Billiard Hall, general ‘housework. Mrs. Al. Jes- iter.1218 Bemidji avenue, WANTED—Steady man to help in dairy and on farm. Tel 579-6 or F. M. Freese, Bemidji. - HOGANSON BROS., Props. avenue, WANTED—GIrl work. Mrs. A, Lord 903 Beltrami for general House- Dry Gloaning of Ladies’ WANTED- —At once, chamber mald and dishwasher Great Nonahern It has, however, to be confess- hold Boods, etc. Hatel. Haussmann’s: modernizationof Paris, || () in its comprebensive-grasp of traffic, | 'Id s'ms mu““ll[, “0“30‘ HbtL hyglene, light and air, is the most $ 3 5 WANTED_-Gm for serub work " Markham hotel. WANTED—Dishwasher Lake Shore Telephone 537 106 Second St. hotel. tel. BEAUTIFUL SHOWING OF WANTED—Table waiter Nicollet WANTED—Dishwasher. Blocker ho- ~ Results ‘are- most always certain when you use a Ploneer want ad. One-half cent a word. Phone 81, FOR SALE FOR SALE—One 4 room house, one 8 room house Mill Park addition. Very attractive -proposition. quire Berman Insurance agency. O’Leary Bowser Bldg. In- Phone 19, Fascinating Dlsplay of New FOR SALE—Good 16 acre farm 2 miles south of Bemidjli by the brick yard, will sell cheap if ta- ken at once. Grocery north -of city hall. FOR'-SALE-—Two young teams one| weighg 2800 one 3200, harness and 2 new wagons call at 523 8th St. or phone 836. Call at Berglunds Materials - hlA new lot]l of ratine ]1l‘lst unpacl‘(ied l1()0101-5. light ue, copenhagen, pink, tan and white Xardiocosioiiinines: 250 FOR SALE—18ft Launch good condi- tion 5000 ft. good lumber. A bar- 'gain’ for quick sale, B, H. Jerrard Markham hotel. lard hall. Good .rooms, water,|qgibhons Block - Ligiits, Bewer: North of Markham Hotel FOR RENT—5-room house, Inguire s P. A. Nelson, Phone 117. D. H. FISK, Court Commissioner ATTORNEY AT LAW FARMS FOR BALE. Office second floor O'Leary-Bowser Blds FOR SALE—The S.W. 1/ of the S. _E.q forty has and a few acres under cultivation “and 18 on a mall, ‘cream route. Price acre. Time given to suit purchaser interest 6 per cent. particulars call on or address A. Kaiger, Bagley, Minn. of Section 21-146-32. This| FOR RENT | Miles Block Phone JOEN F. ‘GIBBONS ATTORNEY AT LAW = Inquire at Club Bil- H. 7. 10UD LAWYER Office with Reynolds & Winter Opposite Markham Hotel PHYSICIAN, SURGEONS DR. ROWLAND GILMORE PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Otfice—Miles Block & fair house and barn telephone and $20.00 per For further FOR ' SALE—120 acres -farm land, about 500 cords wood half land on good stream one mile from & town terms Uberal price 12 1-2 pr. acre. W, G. Schroeder. | DR/ E. A, SHANNON, M, D. | PHYSICTAN AND SURGEON Office in Mayo Block Phone 396 Res. Phone s8i DR, C. R..SANBORN hay MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—Typewriter ribbons for every make of typewriter on the market at 50 cents and 76 cents each, Every ribbon sold for 76 cents guaranteed. promptly" the same careful attention as when you appear in person. The Bemlidji Ploneer Office Supply Store. PHYSICIAN '‘AND SURGEON Offlice—Miles Block DR. L. A. WARD PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Over First National bank, Bemidji, Mian Phone” - orders|—==——r=—umer e e tilled. Mail orders given {DR. A. E. HENDERSON - 3 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Over First National bn.nk. Bemidji, Mins Office Phone l( idence Phone 38 DR. E. H. SMITH Pohne 31. the only state and paper to insertion, ADVERTISERS—The great siate of North Dakota offers unlimited op- portunities for business to' classi- fled advertisers. advertising medium in the Fargo Daily and Sunday Courler-News the .largest amount of classified advertising. covers North Dakota like a blank- | et; reaching all parts of the state the day of publication; it is the sults; rates one cent per word first succeeding insertions; per line per month. Address the Courier-News, Fargo, N. D, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON L Office Security Bank Block ¥ DR. E. H. MARCUM PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Phens L8 = El“dnu Phone M1 A DR. EINER JOHNSON = Physician and Surgeon Bemidji, Minn. A. V. GARLOCK, M. D. Practice Limited EAR NOSE THROAT Glasses Fitted Office Gibbons Bldg., North Markham Hotel. Telephone 105. The recognized seven-day paper in the the paper which carries The Courler-News use in order to get re- EYBR one-half .cent per word fifty cents New wash silks, suitable for ladies’ and child- ren’s.dresses. - Dainty materials-and all 35 the'best shades..................... 50c, 45c-and 99C Tolle 'du Nord and York GINGHAMS tles. | FOR SALE—Rubber .stamps. Ploneer win procure any Kimd ot rubber stamp ior you om short mo- The ‘A large variety of patterns, absolutely fast color and just the thing for house dresses. Spc. l oc FOR SALE—Full blood Rhode Ts- per yd. ..12.1-1 and 75¢ Linen in natural colors and white for Shadow laces and flouncing up to 27 inches wide, Venice 834, Wwelght 1400 623 6th St. land Red cochrals, J. H. French Tel. 686-2. POR. SALE—Good team cheap Phone dresses, waists-and’ art werk.... .25¢ to lace, handkerchief lace, corset eover embroideries = Try a Ploneer wunt ad. YOU CAN FIND WHAT YOU WANT HERE New Line of Mayer’s Shoes ‘We are sole distributors of Mayer’s ‘celebrated shoes, ‘Martha ‘'Washington, Yerma :Cushion, Honorbilt and B T N UTTOL: vt SN SN WANTED—One or two good fresh . cows, Tel. 579-6 or address, F. M. Freese, Bemidji,Minnesota. Leading Lady. Our Spring Croceries : Highest Quality—Lowest Prices Fancy red juicy ORANGES. Small, ‘but’ goed. Imported Smyma Figs. ... Fancy ‘Ben Davis Box Applerl Celery, large bunches. Sweet Pickles in bulk ‘Sweet Pickles in-large Sweet Mixed Pickles, large:size Ium‘.leu Olives, stuffed or plain, bottle. . ... 3 Buckwheat Flour—Maple Syrup EMPRESS'COFFEE, Steel Cut. The best enfl‘eenhny price. Tryacan; 40c Pish for Lent. Salt and Spiced Herring, Salt White- Fish, Salmon, Mackerel, 8moked Salmon, Whitefish, Bloaters; Herring. ‘Read Ploneer want ads. The Markets Duluth. Wheat and Flax. ~Duluth, March 7.—Wheat—On track and to arrive, No. 1 hard, 87%c; No. 1 Northern, 91%¢; 89% @903%c. .arrive, $1.56%. No. 2 Northern, Flax—On track and to South:'St. Paul- Live Stock. South St. Paul, March' 7.—Cattle— Steers; $6.75@8.40; cows and heifers, "$4.50@7.25; calves, $4.50@9.50; stock- ers ‘and feeders, $4.30@7.25. "48:10@8:35. 7.25; wethers, '$5:00@5.75; ewe - @5.40. I have moved my store to 321 ['innesota avenue ‘Chicago, The farmer’s friend store and July, everybody’s store . : 5 . Oats] Groceries & Merchandise‘ PHONE 180 3 LR BATCHELDER heifers, | 10.85. This space reserved by the ' $55507.00, Terms, Ett_: 5 Bemidji, or write Blenmlu TOWNSITE & MPR@'?EHENT CO. | @%%c Chicago' Grain and Provisions, March 7.—Wheat—May, | 98%c; July; 88%c. 64 @66%c; y, 40%c;i: July, 40c. Pork— May—$21.62; ‘July, $21.70. Creameries, 27@29¢. Chicago iLive Stock. Chicago, Match 7.—Cattle—Beeves, $7.20@9.75; Texas steers, $7.10@8.10; ‘Western steeru, 46 BO@ Anor atockan Hogs— -$6.76@ $3.50 ‘Sheep—Lambs, Corn—May, 67c; Bept,, 66@65%c. Butter— Eggs—25@27c. Poultry—svr!_ngs.' 163gc; hens, 143c, . Digs; Shesp—Na!!ve, $4.85@8.25; yearlings, Minne Minneapdlis, 193%c; No.i 1 Northern, 81%@927%; ‘to arrive, 0% @Bi%c; No:: 2. North- ern; 88% @P0%e; “Nb: 3 Northern, 86| etlow..corn, BT%I@ 57%¢; No.i4 corn, 64% @55%c; No. 8 oats,! 87@87%¢; to arrive, & 8% Subscribe MISS MABEL HYLAND for the Ploneer. Teacher of Voice “They will “But the laterally. “Did you come back on an-all steel x}a Wut Bmlnd Leaves. train?” ‘“When the walters and porters fin- ished plucking me T félt sure that- it " West Bound Leaves. 3:15 pm was.”—Birmingham Age-Herald. 38:Tez Bound ‘Leaven. 22581 o - 36 East Bound Leaves 1:68 am 106 North Bound Arrives. +7:40 pm HICHESTER S PILLS | ufi oot <0 it 32 c Freight East Leaves at. 5:00 5m }J..d 'n.ll A,:'k.'mlwll ;m= OTA & INTE! TIONAL ol South 3] .‘,.,' ,“‘ LS e & Norg: g:fl'-}& | e :lf om outh ‘Boun: Dray pint. A;)‘rlwl)lfl—fi&l. TERS | 88 North Bound A i3t o ym?““l:s m% Hl.l.u. ml:g% asw“?i: Leaves "g. am Freig) [ort ives !. ese H SOLD BV DRUGGISTS EVERVWAIERE it e _—— FUNER/L DIRECTOR M. E. IBERTSON UNDERTAKER -and _flnde :ot\ivm Any steamship line. COUNTY CORONER e et Tkt v - We THE SPALDING Giving Him Room. “The orchestra Is too crowded.” room to work his slide.” “l can't give hith any more room | ¥ ¥ & K K X K K& K XK K K X K & I'll cut a hole in the floor if he likes.”—Kansas City Journal. Phibbs & Cross Markham Hotel Bldg. insurance, Conna aad Sies Bra glve our personal sttention to all Datrons and sollcit your patronage with the assurance of the best service, Studio-417 Minn. Ave. Phone 679 Bemidji Minnesota have to sit tight” eeee—————— trombone player hasn’t : Bl ool ot ot ol ok Rt R ] RAILROAD TIME CARDS * MPLS., RED LAXE & MAN. 2 North Bound Arrives...... 1 North Bo\mfl Leaves. . BO nnll Leaves Felt Like It. ves. l§7 Welt Ballnd “GREA’ NEW PUBLIC LIBRARY T K g Are You Going to the Norwegian Centennial | Exposition,” May 17th? “Berth and room reservations can_be nds, Rentals perty " R.F. HURPHY NERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER I OHiee 318 Beitrami Ave. BUROPEAN PLAN, " Duluth's Llllt“‘lld ULUTH IRy Hotel INNESOTA . rwm‘ll., 15 nflvdl.lg !s_rmwm FOR ‘SALE BUNDLE:WOOD, 12—20 in. long . BLOCK "I(ll’!l)fi Mvg:‘d‘lflifii. $2.00 h Ny-n. -3!.15&!