Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 15, 1914, Page 2

o gev . 0 The Bemidji- Daily- Pioneer; r&D_BEMIDJI PIONELR FUB. GO Publishers and Proprietors — T Telephone a1 “Entered at the post office at Bemidjl Minn, as second-class ma!ur under Act )t (Congress of March 3, 1879, uubu-had levary. nl!arnoan except Sunday A ! ot : ; Rl A ; : : ; : vE nmn D.V. M How To Tnzivoun Town, ot 1 es! = [} » : 3 » ; mm“m‘“ Praise it. + 2 _ [ olyithit 3 | B = B X G lene 1“- Pogue's Livery Improve it. mf LINE: Talk about it. Trade at howe, Be public spirited. ; Take a home pridein itd Tell of its business men, Remember it ix your lome. Tell of its natural advintages. Trade and induce others--to trade here. When strapgers-come to town use them well. Don't ‘eall. your: best (‘ifl?vlw YAND TRANSRER No attention paid to anonymous con- (ributions. = Writer's name must be <nown to' the editor, but not necessar- B iy for publication. Communications for the Weekly Plo- aeer should reach this office not later nan Tuesday of each week to insure on in the current issue " Subscription Rates ne £8 818 America Res Phons BPrice Pone 12. Ay helps the stomach to do its work natnral ;n ipry ] 5 i : ‘ DENTISTS' is 3 | ¢ ‘the liver. The system is freed fro E:er;?mm:xg:v;amd. Insteadofthe DR.. D. L. STANTON; strong, equal to any task or up to any.pleasure, . = | = - - — DENTIST wne month by carrier .3 .40 frauds and impostors, - = 5 b b der .. . 400 5 ¢ 'llnagrentremedyhupmeditaworthym Mm 4 KERREES omi P yeir Bpaamler oo 1% Support your local institutions ot Eetit oy e arih b S0a, smf:" Jicine dealers (e e R R RS R h et that benefit your town. Look ahead of self when all s1x months, postage paid .. oy ‘ne year, postage pald . mublet or liquid form or. send 50¢ for trial box by mail. | {|% One-half cent' per: word-per %|% One-half cent per word w: 4| issue, cash with copy. DR. 3. T. . The Weexly Ploneer % > s—aalm-nmu- o-u"-ud oaly.on a free De.] ¥ issue, cash-with copy. DENTIST - i the town is to be considered. fmon Seate Madical Adviser, 1008 m—;fl'@'.x,n..._, : x| - Regular charge rate onmc ¥ 3 b e T Help the public officers do the i ||* 'Regular -vharge Trate one Es ) Gibbons Block - Tel 1330 4 cent per - word per ‘nsertion. No ¥ ¥ cent per word per insertion. No ¥ Thursday and sent postage pald to any % ad< taken for less. than 10 *|¥ ad taken for less than 10 % for the most: people: ddress for $1.50 in.adva..Ce., most good fo! Deop -~ North‘ of Markham' Hotel Don't advertise in the. local : WIS PAPER REPREGENTED Fon}sfiasu & paper “to help the editor.” but X conts Phone: 81, | % cents Phone 31. .;’ S ’ . : 'm - ADVERTISING BY THE | advertise to help = yourself.— Perni e ‘ e s * o s = Twfl!gnscx : Atchison Glohe. : LAWYER - S30000000EEOOO0000 S HELP WANTED L ORMATE - e Phons SENERAL OFFICES. “' | WANTEDManager partner in a|FOR SALE—I have the following NEW YORK AND CHICAGO state in July and an immense corn ARANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES [ crop will be the result.this fall.— Anoka Union. - War News and War Lords. —— Throughout the United States Ger- One of the best fellows to keep a mans and German sympathizers have |secret is the merchant who never ad- been complaining bitterly because of | vertises. He won’t even tell folks townsite; hotel.and lumber busi-| farm machinery to exchange to? ness. Am:rlicant must be an ex- live stock, one two horse corn cul} perienced .business .man of clean| tivator, one, one horse corn cultl record and capable of overseeing| ~vator, one potatoe sprayer, TwQ H 7. m“.n and managing help and construc- farm' wagons, Two one horse bugi = LAWYER tion work. We-own nearly two| gles, one~ garden drill, one, tWO| —Grpice with Reymolds & Winter miles of frontage on one of Lake| horse Kentucky single disk harrow Opposite Markham Hotel Superior’s best harbors, ‘improved | - and other -farm machinery. W G s = and clear of encumbrance. Hotel Schroeder. PHYSICIAN; SURGEONS Will sell half interest.to the right|" p ooy “mu o 16 the thing for DR. ROWLAND GILMORE 3 W what they term the unfairness of |what he has on his shelves—Walker . H E’I E American newspapers. It need hard- | Pilot. s E is a twelve-year -money - maker: | Fon o re T o — g man for-$7,000 in cash or other{ . o) . Good condition. Will PHYSICIAN" AND: SURGEON ly be explained to any person famil- —_— ‘good property in exchange, Would| 1,40 for wild land-in Minnesota: Offie £ Mllsd Rl ATTORNEY AT LAW -Otfice second floor' O'Leary-Bowser Blds newspaper publisher wants to get|some other country as a continuous hold of and print it all times, and|performance, it would have no trou-| particularly in time of war, is THE |ple with Patrick.—St. Cloud Journal- TRUTH. And if there is any offense | Press. . : to German-Americans or other partis- —e— ans in the presentation of the war It is probable that there will be news it is either because the facts|a delay in opening the schools of sev- themsielves are disagreeable or be-|eral large cities of the country be- WANTED—A cook. Pilsener Hotel. to Germany and Austria, or if the|fore this unpleasantness is over with general housework, to- go South.| - pyone 3616, ring 7~ DR. C. R: SANBORN FOR SALE—Rubber stamps. The | Over First National bank, Bemidjl, My~ Successors to facts sicem to 'be distorted to serve | __Hubbard County Journal. E: es paid and good wages. Ad- : ' e . % FOR SALE—New and second hand| PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Pioneer will procure any kind of Model Manufacturmg Co. iar with the gathering and printing| Some of those emperors and kings deal with reliable ' real estate| gg goutn oth St., Minneapolis. OR, E. A SHANNON, M. D. agent. Address Hotel Company, v e o 5 P. 0. Box 82, Red Wing, Minn, |FOR SALE—Fresh, sweet skimmed| - PHYSICIAN ANP SURGEON ¥ the purposes of racial or national pre- —— 2 judice, that is neither the fault of the The Trish like a fight. Now that dresis Mrs. Tams Bixby, general de- z livery, Bemidji, Minn. motorcycles. Bargains in several Ofice—Miles Block S rubber stamp for you on short no- | DR. A. E. HENDERSON FOR RENT e PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON- i of news that such criticism is itself | who have been strutting around with unfair. If the war reports printed |chips on their shoulders are going to i | + Office in 0. Block ] milk, 10¢ per gallon, Early morn+ FORREIR May T A — Pioneer nor of the great news-ga-|they can fight Germany they forget '{E I A‘R S l ORE thering agency upon which it relies.|their own home troubles. If Eng- ¥ - makes. See James L. Malone, Be- ‘ ———————— | WANTED—Housekeeper. Call at 519 | a5 Minn DR. L. A. WARD OF 0 i : Qyer First National benk, Bemldit, Migs R BENT:=Furnidhed foous FOR SALE—Oak water barrels 75 |Office Phone 36 kfi 0 gfiz here appear to be unfriendly in sprit | get their blocks severely jarred be- <| WANTED—Good, reliable girl for| ;.. gojivery, -C. N. Shannon, - 3] The one thing that every American |jand can manage to have a war with Minn. Ave. = 2 Z PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Koors Bros. Co. : 310% Beltrami Ave. Mrs. Julia b < “FN cause the news is contaminated at'its [cause of tlie detention in foreign Incorporated- - : cents each delivered to your home i can j Titus: é DR. E. H. SMITH sources—over which American jour-|parts of many teachers who are mak- Manufacturers and Jobbers Model Mifg. Co. 3 nalism has little control. - Nothing |ing a tour of countries affected by the Ice Oream, Bakery Goods FOR RENT—House, 909 Bemidji E = PHYSICIAN - AND SURGEON a % . FOR SALE—One Indian motorcycle f iz harder to get at than the real|war. The cancellation of sailing or- L roas Confectionery and Fountain Supplies _ Y ooy avenue. Inquire at 903 Bemidji SOTPIGTE ettt Teldel.car; —Addresd Office Security Bank Block ! truth in war time. It is especially | ders has compelled them to stay in * 315 Minnesota Ave. N.W. Telephone 125 W Ave. L, Pioneer. DR. EINER JOHNSON i hard when the only news accessible |the seaport towns awaiting a chance Bemldji Minnesota oS FOR RENT—Large front room. Mrs. | ———0m—78—————— 5 3 is under the control and censorship [to get transportation.—Mankato Froe 4 FOR SALE—Household furniture. Physician and Surgeon Bemidji, Minn. A. V. GARLOCE, M. D. of the nations involved. Since this|Press. war broke out nearly all the reports havc. come from England, France or CHICAGO TOWN PLANNING. /P N. Anderson, 513 Minn. Ave.’ v Apply James Fullerton, 1417 Ir- FOR RENT—Furnished room with| "vine Ave. bath. 1009 Bemidji Ave. FOR SALE—House only. 909 Bel- Belgium, and have naturally . been s : s 2 FOR RENT—Furnished rooms. 311| trami Ave. Inquire 908 Beltrami Practice Limited colored by the inflamed patriotism of | |ilingis Gity a Leader In the Movement 4 America Ave, o e EYE EAR NOSE THROAT thosiz countries and by their hatred and Its Advice Sought Abroad. Pencll Se"ers' ks = 5 = Glasses Fitted of Germany. The American Press,| “Chicago may be able to learn some- & % £ Fauam A ANTED. MISCELLANEOUS Office Gibbons Bldg., North Markham the United Press and other agencics | thing about railway terminals in Bu- A -4 8 P' g 3 WANTED—Second hand household | ADVERTISERS—The great siate ofl Hotel. Telephone 106. have tried in vain to get the other | rope, but when it comes to ’lllflfl!e'l‘ ttentlon ease' goods. M. E. Ibertson. North Dakota offers unlimited op:! st of the story. From the first sign | 8reat modern city problem all the | z portunities ‘for business to clagsi. | DR+ F. J. DARRAGH % of hostilities Germany has raised a| WOTld can profitubly go fo school with Frinm LOSBT AND FOUND... .| fiea adverticors The recognizes| CSTEOPATHIG PHYSICIAN Chicago in the role of teacher.” Tn the T = = > Specialist -of Chrot Disease! Chinese wall about her to bar from [ oo %o o0 planning endeavor ChE LOST—Pair ‘of climbers in Nymore| advertising medium In the Fargc pec 1‘“ 0] nic 8 the outside world all intelligence of | cago fs right up among the leaders, or between Nymore and Bemidii.| Daily and Sunday Courler-News|, .. sm'“;‘: C‘"‘"““";:‘zt # her operations. This may have been | and it is selting the paee in that line Finder return to Pioneer and re-| the only seven-day paper in thei 2 - over-Bloogton Store good military tactics, but it proves | for the otiier cities of America.” Doy and et Gale Aniwerd. to have been bad national policy, For| That is the opinion of Richard B false and exaggerated reports fend- | WALFOUs, secretary of the American - ing to discredit the Fatherland there | CIVIC association. Mr. Watrous asserts " that in no city in the world has there has been on means of correction. The | yeuy wuch n comprebensive and ag- Kaiser has placed his country in the | aregsive education:l eampaisn waged position of defying the world’s opin-| in support of city planuing ceive reward. state and the paper which carriesi the largest amount of classified:| » FARMS FOR BALE. advertising. The Courier-News:| [|FOR SALE—Here 1s a - real, smap.| covers North Dakota like a blank| 160-acre farm, good new buildings,| et; reaching all parts of the state| horses, cattle, hogs, chickens, tur- the day of publication; it is the]] keys, 130 cords of wood, 15 tons| paper to use in order to get re- |l KR XK HRE KK K KX - * RAILROAD TIME CARDS & L : Ask Fur It’-‘ It is safe to predict that the “NEW BE- rIDJT” will be the popular “writing stick” in that be | B - this section of the state within a very short ion, just as it is defying the armies d on by the Chicago plan e riod. | - of fine hay, farm machinery, crops, sults; rates one cent per word first)| of Europe. The Kaiser himself is . ) -pe h h ti | -and other items too numerous to| insertion, one-half cent per word 54 o now reported as amazed at American ition of the wide influence You’ve-often wanted that smooth writing |- mention. Farm located four miles| Bucceeding insertions; fifty cents pm 3 West Bound lead; the kind that makes you want to write from. Bemidji. Inquire Martin| per line per month. Address tbei emmaT Longballa, Bemidji. Courier-News, Fargo, N. D. V«ast Bound' Leave: . forever. Well, that’s just the.kind you’ll find ! ST . in the “NEW BEMIDJI.”” Everybody sells B ToR SALE_120 acres farm land.| FOR SALE_Typewriter ribbons for| 35 m-t Eound. | “ ’em, or ought to. Just ask your merchant, if about 500 cords wood half hay| every make of typewriter on the; loz ' he does not carry them in stock he’ll be glad land on good stream one mile from| market at 50 cents and 75 cents to call 31 by telephone, and your desires will & town.terms.liberal price 12 1-2{ each. Every ribbon sold for 75]° pr.-acre. W. G, Schroeder. cents guaranteed. Phone orders be filled while you wait. —_— promptly filled. Mail orders given Rorth Bound ol 81 the same careful attention as when {33 Roxi Bound Lesves. o the work of the Chicago plan com - criticism, and generous-hearted Ger-| . % nigsion a report is being prepared mans here and everywhere have been | (owing the requests advice and wounded by sweeping condemnation. | information on city plauning [t must be recognized, however, that| “rom Burope. South America, this hostile sentiment cannot be| lin and Japan. founded altogether on false reports. There are facts thrusting through the | UTAH STARTS TO CLEAN UP. < news too big for concealment or per- T vergion, and those facts make it im- | Development League Inaugurates a possible for America as a whole to State Wide Contest. show any enthusiasm for Germany iz | A state wide “clean town™ contest this struggle. The belated attempts has been fnaugurated under the aus i Turkey Must Obey: Rules. of the Emperor at seli-justification pices of the Utah Development league an the heated declarations of Prof. Muensterburg and other German- Americans that Germany was not the aggressor are not convincing. Amer- ica, though linked to the Fatherland by strong ties of blood, of instinctive and the state board of health. Every city and town in the state has.pledged its aid in support of the movement, and co-operative campaigns are now being made throughout the common- wealth. Prizes will be awarded the cities and towns making the best show- i : : . mm. | , i Ffeight South- Leaves & , | Paris; Aug. 15—The allied govern-| YOU appear in person. Pohne 31 | Ftelght’ South . Leave Jus‘ s o I 0 I he Mafll | ments opposed to Germany and Aus.| . The Bemidji Ploneer Office Supply { o ene Nor oo A .Y , i1t | tria-Hungary -have .agreed to bring| Store. v HARNESS We want to sell a few Work Har- nesses Cheap to advertise them. Call in and see them. “HMere’s five cents, a new Bemidji, please” Nearly 100,000 “NEW BEIDJIS” are in Turkey to. a realization of"its obliga- | tions as a neutral power in connec- | tion with her purchase from Germany i ut the cruisers Goehen and Breslau. ony, NEW PUBLIC LIBRARY daily, except Sunday, 1 to & 7 toul' D.-mi Sunday, reading r—n’: . p m. ing in their classes. The scoring will Huffman & V(l’leaw FURNITURE AND UNBERTAKING sympathy and admirasion for her in- | be'made from the ciandnaint of e, Bemidji right this minute. These merchants Ji The- Markets tellectual and industrial leadershin, | tion and civie improvement. i already have them: and. others are getting | is sorrowfully forced to recognizé| Governor Spry has issued a procla: them- as fast as deliveries. can be. made. | that Germany was primarily respon- | mation urging the citizens to give their | Théil‘ names will be added: t;o this. list then' sible for precipitating this mon-| Rctive efforts to the work. Public offi- 2 ctrous war when she might have kept | i3IS Dredict that as a result of the Remember, too, that when-you sell a ““NEW . Ziegler’s Second Hand Store Duluth Wheat and Flax. Duluth, Aug. 14.—Wheat—On track Money to Loan ¥ s and to. arrive, No. 1-hard, $1.12; No. 1 E: peace in Europe, and that she reck-| ennup, work the snmitation of the BEMIDJI’” you sell the best nickle pencil in J3°q 10 srrive N0, 1 0ard, S04 Mo on, Rea. state T 5 lessly widemed its scope when she| gent A swat the iy commeten o - |J| the world, and-when you buy a “NEW-BE= Rl'5i0s. Fiax—0n track and to arrtve, John F. Gibbons H. N. MCKEE, Funeral-Director $1.58%. South St. Paul. Live Stock. South St. Paul, Aug. 14.Cattle— Stéers, $6.00@9.00;-cows and heifers, $4.75@8.00; stockers and feeders, $4.75@7.25; calves, $6.50@10.50. Hogs —$8.50@8.85. Sheep—Lambs, $4.00@ : 8.00; wethers, $4.50@5.50; ewes, $2.00 LET US WRITE @5.50. Phibbs & Cross Chicago Grain and Provisions. ~ Markham Hotel Bldg. FUNERAL - DIRECTOR Chicago, Aug. 14—Wheat—Sept, might have localized it. But in this | cluged. rUDJI”’ you buy the best nickle pencnl in the . conviction there is no arraignment waorld.. of the German people. American - hA :alu-hl- Survey. criticism is leveled at the War Lord, 2 chamber-of commerce iof Al 4 ; . ' who, pretending to love peace, | (o0 Pl 8 performing L i The Stores That Sell Them plunged his sword into the heart of s:communitys by, undet] | 7y Barker’s Diug and Jewelry Store. Edward Netzer Drug Store : Roe & Markusen-Grocery Store S * taking a survey of the source and mo- civilization, and by a single auto- tives of distribution of all food prod- P. A. Nelson Grocery Store w 2 T 3 Henry Miller Grocery Stor: ¥. E 1BERTS‘)N i B % 92%c; Dec., 9855¢c; May, $1.05%. Corn cratic order, without even. the con-| uets throughout the city. This sur- The Fair Stor: % Store, —Sept., 79%¢; Dec., 693%c; May, Tic. UNDERTAKER: ' and: b Telephone 299 Bemidji, Minn. Phone178-2, 3'or 4 Fire Insurance - sent of the German parliament, sign- | vey is now being extended to the work- : ed the death warrant of, it may be, | Ing out of expedients for raising more 2 million of his own subjects and an. | Produce on the farms of Rlalr county. The Bemidji Pioneer Store o 7 Oats—Sept, 42¢; Dec, 45%0; 1 ; - W. Q. Schroeder - - : . W] 423%c. Pork—sept., $22.25; ; COUNTY CORONER = F. A. egroth Variety Store 2 50. Butter—Creameries, 28%@28%c. S % 405 Beltrami Ave: - Bemidji, Minn. other million of aliens with whom these subjects had to quarrel. For Remarkable Cure. of Dysentery. Eggs—15@20%c. ~Poultry — Springs, William Mc Cuaig 1&‘52%; i DUl A. T. Carlson Variety Store s the German race. thus lightly made bult?i "fi“ke‘i wwithi:dysentery a target for the bulletis of a continent | 2°0Ut July 15th, and used the doc- and the hatred of the world, the|'°F® Mmedicine and other remedies American people today have nothing :‘::h‘;z:e“ff;nnly :ge;:ini)wdorse all, but sympathy. When the.Hohenzol- | & P8 2 :ei‘:?t ;roppa; i lerns have passed away with their |18 ATE | i et ey _Abercmmhie&l{l,c(lready, 3rd St. noise and fury, and tht brave, gen- about two, months, when-T. was ad- Abercrombie.&McCready Beltrami Ave. Chicago, ‘Aug. 14—Cattle—Beeves, erous and sane German people have vised to. usé,. Ohiaabiriaiats’ - ol . bt 2 | $7.25@10.650;. steers, $6.40@9,10; stock- a government that represents their|. e e sl 8 : = S rs/ and feeders; -$5. 50@8.10; cows and = real purposes and aspirations, there |- oio> 814 Diarrhoea Remedy. 1] : ; heifers; $375@9.30;. calves, $8.50@ |- will b mo’ Gsslion. of the Fend. used two bottles of it and gave me . A 11.75. Hogs—Light; $8:85@9.40; mi: ship, collective and individual, of the | Terronent relief,” writes B.. W. — " . Ever, as _a boy, tie a can hto a dog's? tail and see him scoot? 7 ) Sure'you did—we did! STOVE W00D FoR S“‘E And- how: about that BUNDLE "m 12—20 in. log Chicago. Live Stock, fa W ed, $8.60@9.40; heavy, $8:35@9.2 lot, or house or piece 5 of ‘Snow Hill, N. C. .For sale by | rough, $8.35@8:65; pigs; $6.75@8.40. ture, or great American natfon for the'great \ i pogy /ot Sheep—Native, $5.25@6.05; yearlings, of furniture, or auto you wish to get rid of? Tie a Daily Pioneer Want German nation: $6.00@7.10. P : : - - Aty i n 2 :* ;;I;JB;A; *E;;L;s:o;; . : oneer want ads bring results, T : R b.flnn”lz:zv:aap:( “;‘ Grai e &%'to it. friend—do it ‘L‘;fl '90'0 ,z.u = KRR KK KRR KRR KKK cHIcHESTERSB“_Ls el et e e JllSt.,Iqid,iZlS It’s aH off with the colonel, Hearst ’"""“"’ > = 2 ¢ Ll 0 Pttt b e i .- Phone 81. had come to his support.—Mankato % 5 2 Free Press. Wu lb-m. 81.75 and: —— = 5 N Certainly Minnesota was a warm