Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 5, 1915, Page 2

Ome month by carrier .wlate; there.-will: be no need of a:navy -on this sidenwhen Eurépe quits fight- » ing~Staples . World. © ‘weross-Africa. | A recently invented fish hook isjlinvented: ;dhgum\-mniedion i Telephoss 81 tered-at- feice-at- Bcnl 3 i s SeCon.yans matier’ under ACH of March 3, 1879, I'.H\ afternoon:except Sunday P lo Mh!ulon etts ' natng. myuat - to! hflo editor, but' not nuuur ublcation. Communications’ for the Weekly Beer shouid reach this office not. later than Tuesday of each week to Insure .- publication.in the current lssue Subsoription Rates .gear by.carrier. The Weekly Bioneer ht pages, containing & summary of the Bows o g ook, ublished every any ursday and sent . sddress Yor $1.60 1n Ve pe - ADVERTISING BY THE Np ES: GENERAL OFFICTa '@ NEW YORK AND CHICAGC A ANCHES (N A1T TUF POINCIPAL (1T After tomorrow it will be Gover- " nor Hammond. Change Game Laws. There is from all parts of Minne- sota the demand that the state’s game laws be revised, and it is encouraginz to note that the legislature appears to.favor a change. In this, the Min- nesota Game .and Fish Protective League. is. much interested. There are several important num- bers on the program. One is the eatablishment .of civil service for state: game wardens. Also the League Legislative committee has completed a re-codification of the state- game laws, now somewhat am- biguous and misleading. Also the league wishes to establish a game re- fuge on Lake Minnetonka and the land around the lake for a mile or a mile and a half back from the shore line and another at Grand Rapids. This game refuge can be establish- ed by the State Game and Fish com- mission without any action by the legislature, but to obtain civil ser- vice and re-codification legislative ac- tion will be necessary. One section of the present game laws prescribe that a hunter may kill but one deer. Another section makes it almost equally clear that the hunter is entitled to two deer. This is but one of the contradictory sec- tions. The League Legislative com- mittee has gone over the game laws of every state and is satisfied that it/ has. a complete, clear comprehensiv: set-of laws. This is accompanied by an index system which makes it easy! to find the law on any given sub- . Ject. I RN R R R R * EDITORIAL EXPLOSIONS ¥ li—kii*i’lfiiiid{v Governor Hammond’s troubles are just. beginning.. He has his official - appointments to wrestle with, and when that’s over he will have the world’s: only ‘“non-partisan” legis- Iature on his hands.—Belle Plaine ‘Herald: - —_—— We note that the Tipperary cock- tail is one of the latest beverages. We presume that Bemidji, Detroit, Walk- | erjset al. will now join in the chorus wquite: eopiously, “‘It’s a Long, Long 4 Ways sto .- Tipperary.”—Thief River * Falls Press-News. —— y There is considerable. talk going ‘pro ;and ocon about increasing our *IAVY.-At.the rate the fighting craft on the other side of the pond have been going on a visit to McGinty of | —— Personal liberty in the full sense of the term can never be gained in . this-world,for the simple reason that " ‘mo-one is free-to-do just as he pleases: Life is so enmeshed with laws and conditions that our liberty is neces- sarily limited, and what is well for thé welfare of all is to be considered above ‘the convenience of the indi- _¥idual.—St. Cloud Times. oy~ Sportsmen, through the northern part of the state are.going to be much. in evidence at the caming ses- . sjgn of the state legislature. The .many_inconsistencies in the fish and game laws are becoming. more evi- dent every.year and there will be a _steady .demand for intelligent revi- sion of the existing laws. In fact, the. whole state appears to have out- grown its.system of government -and At would seem. to.be time for a-re- vision. of the entire system.—Aurora _Newa. MUCH: IN ‘LITTLE. That it -will prevent fatigue is the inventer's-elaim for a form of ‘ban- ~+Si8gnsta-be strapped.to.the elbow. . London motor omnibuses of a cer- - todn type are being fitfed with steam-| driven motors, using coke for fuel. i By ‘the ‘erection of a chain of sta-| tions for-a distance of 1,860 miles up BACKBONE-OF PARM-PLAN. ¢ oF : £D N w. W. K. DENISON, D, V, X, T 3 | moRrwE. MER . O wu;m'. Sl £ VETERINARIAN A The buckbong. ot apy_ABccess, e i . Phone 1642 Pogue's Livery E F ful farm plan-is the:system fol-- 5 G 2 - - 7 - fv=-lowed - in. crop -production, says- - 3 S = L s - the Country Gentleman. e the rst (hipgs the conntwwagent: |- 3 : . z LY H s E rated {Wu JInto xtvllenv be s ; : "DRAY AND TRANSFER - am m -'m - farm are whether a- b 2 3 - z Safe and Piano Mo lished; ‘rofation 18 consistently - : ; % \ L X Ak KK %K XK K| Reg Phone 58 s1smfl. Ave |n m n- 1 followed from year to year and: g i f % - 'Oneshalf cent per word per ¥ Office Phone 12, whether this rotation is adapted - - ~ * 2 - X Sy to the t; f s0il, the climat 2 * issue;-cashs-with copy. * ; ; and the wses to. which the crapa % '\ _ o 22! |x . Regular charge rate, one cent DENTISTS, A wm Bnn“n‘m are put. Nearly every important i 2 Z : - . ¥ per. word per. insertion:. No % PR D L STANTON 3 E Ll 71 . improyement.- in the..farm- plan = © % ad taken for less than 10 cents. ¥ 2 4 &4 D must follow the line of the rota-; 3 ' S 7 * Phone 31. * Offe In Wigter 51 k - tlon. - Thie use of fertilizers must 5 KX KKK KKK KT KK nter Bloc! A Municipality - Suceessfully - Planned couform to It, and the silo, the Must Place:its: Operation Under 8u- storage facilities and the animals.. 4 { . 5 WE fo POSITIONS WANTED. DR.3. T. TUgL‘,‘f:mT Rervision..of -Men. Who - Understand.| - Kert ite covhmie: fhe furage: are ‘WANTED—A position as saleslady | Gibbons Block Tel.. 330 Work of Towa:Rlanner. 3 S in dry goods store; five years’ ex- North of Markham Hotel By Frank Koester, .consulf clvie - it y 2 1Y. p,eriance",A with ‘good references. = = . b, neer, New. York: g‘tfil bk —_—_——= N B t & t Call or address T, Pioneer. ) LAWYERS Success n eity.plsaning 1 proved 07 | Cheap Light and Power, A “what’s -meo ‘the |Fawmeo s o vorcoma i | iRAHAH i ToRRAN the -spheeguent. resulta of: city opéra VAWhn%n:z.vDfim&onfiloannnda‘ e B 1. ore 0 t e ' > 8chool, by . hig suhonlustndenn - LAWYER &N s eslresstalipt, bl e it LB it e P(}.}n,t than “word Qf Address “A;"" cjo Pioneer. Miles' Block Phone 560 ¥ ; Sl ; - | avoidance of congestion and all the va. | P10t -Which, it s claimed, provides |i:: 99 . WANTED—A place by young man to| D. H. FISK, Court Commissioner rlous_ factors entering into_the opera- :":ré"z":;m'g::efl power .‘"':fo' Rléhtfl(:u ? “the Real- T Obac(;a Work -for -board . while attending ATT’OM{EY AT LAW ton snd maiateasaee of a ity 870 o | oty hour The protin for-tue venr | YA That’s the ‘reason-wh phee e AR g " .. Y = Building. stantly demonstrating the value of thé | have been $60,000 0n'an, lnygqtme:il. of “R h f = t h 4 ‘FOR - RENT. = : i city’s:plan. about $7,000,000. The Winnipeg, plant | - - C A A A A A It follown that:the-city-planner must:| has 35,000 patrons, an incrense of 5,000 | lg sut” users:-see to lt that FOR™RENT—Modern - room. Gentle-| _ PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS J|-for thia. .- The - L 1 ey ot s st o e e v B g | their friends know. about it too. city’s plan, and he must-understand not.{ bas been increased in power house.ca. A little chew: af pure. nch mellow fobacgo—ecut fine, —_— . only. the artistic side of. city planniug, | Pacity from 25000 to 50,000 horse | shortshred~—se: sweetened just epaugh, cnt. FOR RENT—J. M. Richards house, but every detall of the operation and | Power. out so Inllahof xhem and spitting, '909- Lake Bouleyard. Inquire R. waintenance of the city in order that Take o very small chew-vloss than ancoquartes the | (B Bcummaker. man preferred. Mrs. J. W. Nau-|gR, ROWLAND GILMORE . gle, 523 Bemidji' Ave. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office—Miles Block OR. E. A. SHANNON, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON the plan may be a success economically | * Federation: For Social Service. It will be moi fying than o mouthiul F(m RENT—Furnished room, 600 Office in Mayo Block as well as artistically. Through- the justrumentality:of ‘the |- ‘ - ble on-it until you find . Bemidji Ave. Mrs. A, E. Hend’erson Phone 396 Res. Phone 397 A city, however, which has been suc: | chamber of. commerce; of ‘South Bend, . > trength chew that:suits you... Tuck.it.sway, | 5 2k CANTINIOS sl odan? ok cesstully planned and has had its im.|[Rd...the. charities.and. philanthropies ‘Then let it rest. See how easily and evenly the real | | FOR .RENT-—Five-room .cottagé with [ DR. C. R. SANBORN provements put into operation by. the. he vity bave been united. fnto:.a ! B 49bacao. teste.cpmes, how it agtisfics without grinding, how 2 w"fl. Dr. Tuomy, Gibbons ‘Blk. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON o city planner must in order.to take.ad. | federation_for social service The or 7 ‘h':“" Jess. you_have t h chews you take to g Office—Miles Block x ganization is modeled after the fed tobacco satisfied. - That's why it is The Real Tobacce FOR RENT Upstairs flat. Inquire vantage of its facilities place its opera. s Chew. .“That's why it costs less in the end. 1t is a ready ehew, eut fine aad you woi's bave. 3 _.fl.'i:n Tt with your tecth. CrnGoE o oraa Somyire e | ate e k. Saertoe “Tikion Bom e s e ooe e SRR io S, Sorersd S ith molzses 4nd Bemidji Ave. One small chew takes the place of two big FOR. RENT—Six-room house. A. DR. A, E. HEND ) chews of the old kind. Klein. RngEICIAN A:Fl‘qngoslfmsflon tion and maintenance under the super- | eFations of Cleveland and Dayton. O vision of a man or a body of men who R AR understand and know how. to utilize The juice of a cactus growing plen- the work of the city planner. tifully in Uruguay is used with lime Every principle and purpose of the |in that country to make a brilliant plan must be known and every phase | white wash which withstands storms of Its development: understood, for the |13 ¢rosts for years. OR. L. A. WARD y PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Over First National Bank | Bemidji, Minn. at 511 Minnesota Avenue. FOR RENT—Furnished room. 1009 WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY: - FOR SALE. Orer gfrsfid;‘:a“"l‘“‘ Bank 50 Union Square, New York FOR BALE_1 have the following emidil, ‘Mion. Fifty-six per cent of the factory _ ¥ ::r:“:!:;:n;’;"w :“x"eh:::‘g":‘t':f Office_Phone 36 Res. Phone 72 1 '] workers in Japan.are women. BUY FROM DEALER OR SEND .10/ STAMPS: TOUS: live stock, one two horse corn cul- [ DR. E. H. SMITH e ———— d tivator, one, one horse corn cultl-| PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OLD-TIME COLD' CURE— yator, one potatoe sprayer, Two Office Security Bank Block DRINK HOT TEA! farm wagons, Two one horse bus- | pp EINER JOHNSON Srea 10194010 14 0. c4r00 2000 0m0 glos, one gardea drill, ome, two PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON S Get o small packsge of" Hamburg horse Kentucky single disk harrow Bemidji, Minn. Brfiau: “}]ea, bnr as Btha tGemL"n tfollu and other farm machinery. W. G —_ call i amburger Brus Thee,” af any Schroeder. . Vo pharmacy. Take a tablespoonful of the e & vprgfilg. ?,?Ehelg' 2 tea, put a cup of boiling water upon FOR SALE—At new wood yard, EYE EAR NOSE THROAT it, pour through a sieve and drink s wood all lengths delivered at your| = . | teacup. full . at any. time.during the door.. Leave all orders at Ander- Glasses Fitted day_or before retiring. It is the most 4 S iffice Gibbons Bldg., Ni efl‘ectwe way to break a cold and cure: ons Bldg., North Markham | grip, as it opens the: pores of. the skin, nesota Ave. Phone 147. Lizzie Hotel: Telephons 108. relieving - congestion. ~Also loosens the bowels, {hua,breaking up & cold, Miller. Brop. 9R. F. J. DARRAGH . '-l‘l'ii it th:hnexc mm;‘yml suffer. from 3 & ' FOR SALE—Rubber stamps. The OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 1 @ cold or the grip. i8 inexpensive d Ploneer will, procure any kind of Specialist of Chronic Diseases gd’dnl 7 :fl he:r:m‘y bz oy Shemefons Jidde S A = = s rubber stamp for you on short no- Free Consultation tice. {08% 3rd St., over Blooston \Store ; S - < v ! Day and Night Calls Answered. ~ % b LA FOR: SALE—120 acres farm L land, | DR. L. J. PERRAULT, g 3 2 < @] ‘"about 500 cords wood, half hay sflFF ABH'NG mlms : |\ i i I &4 o land on good stream, one mile from CEHIRORODIST T 3 Ly \ d @3 a town, terms liberal, price $20.00 | CORNS and INGROWING NAILS re- ! per acre. ‘W. G. Schroeder. moved without pain. BUNIQONS scien- = ““]FOR SALE—Forty acres of good |lifically treated: Phone 499-J. Office Liflymbfll-»by enxcx It’s the SUREST way. Each voucker | cordwood stumpage. S. E. S. W. sver the Rex Theater. Stop “dosing” Rheumatism. 1 your- REOEPPT, “acknowledged. in court. Especially pay. your | of 29, 147-33. Inquire of O. J. ] It ly; A 2 AL, DANEG, SEOWING PICTYRRAGUE | ,,,,,;,,',’",’,‘,;;;‘,3’, net e cam In M3 noumowanu by check. Your wife can raanage the omé | Weekly, 1207 Beltrami Ave., or son’s Employment Office, 206 Min- GURVING STREET. ing, penclrating “Re. Tasabe. Ol vt | more ECON “ 1t sayen the . ANNOYANCE , of MAKING | Gully, Minn. E. M. SATHRE™ he “tende t,” d by the "8 inadequate utilization of. the city's plan| ’;“‘!:y o g e Mol s ‘,'_"': CHANGE; removes_ the DANGER of keeping, money sbout, the, house; |ioR sALE—40 acres, excellent soil Abstracter s s bad us If the city planner had 00t | oumatia -pain. - “St. Jacobs Ol* . is | PFOVides &n ACQURATE ACCONNT of. just how:the-| ~bousehold money | - easily cleared. Six miles south of O'Leary-Bowser Bldg, planned the city suitably. t & harmless:Theumatism cure which never il -pent .Keap CHECK .of your-guoney. by CHECK:: GHECX-mp by | Bemidji. In good farming com- ‘ ; g To secure proper-administrative re- disappoints and doesn’t burn the skin. It Yo oheck checkmates dishonesty: ‘munit; Price $500.00. Dr. G Bemidji, Minn. sults. s a difficult. civic undertaking, | takes pain, sorencss and.stifness. from | OBECK... Your o M Pnl’;m e RNl A D S but of recent years a system bas; been-|-aching-jdints, muscles and banes; :sto) FOR SALE & FOR SERVICE—Full | X % ¥ ¥ X X X X X % XX £ % > & & evolved which seems destined to:revo seune;,“ lnmhgowbwkl;gfi D?Ym; Flrst N a t:lm al lutionize-city admintstration and which | -cupk %51, Jacobs, OI" blooded ‘Berkshire boar. Phone|* ~ RAILROAD TIME CARDS + PR o e > hein drug store, and in a moment : 700, 18th St. KRR KRR R R KK XN D proper administeative resu) you'll“be “free from -pains,-aches 'and | nemldll an‘.‘ MPLE, BED LAXE & MY The system; that of commisson goV; | stiffness, Don’t:;suffer!. i Rub rheuma- . - Ay SREIAN. FOR SALE—Full blooded Scotch| , noren Bound Arrives, ernment, has taken.the place.of-the old | tism ‘away. = == == = 1., collie_ pups. - Phone 700, 18th St.| 1 North Bound Leaves..... aldermanic. system. .in. some, 850, ¢ities. o = i . . . = 500 RAILROAD Five. commissioners. are elected,: who s - S o b WANTED. East Bound L bave both legislative and -executive | MOWATa: of: Olosments fox; OAtATh; Tha! i P AN A~ A Vot Houn LT wera-and bave entire charge of. | Contain Maroury.. 3 5 WANTED—Two_ladies to room: and East Bound Leaves. P who | angt ‘as mercury will surely destroy the sense board. Teach. ferred. Add West Bound Leaves. the city’s affairs. They are elected by smell and completely, -derange- ‘the oard. Teachers preferred. Address GREAT NORTHERN the voters us a-slngle-body, the old g | whole syatem when.entering. It throught g, N, clo Pioneer. West Bound Leave: viston of ‘wards being discoutinued. | (lo.ia never.be assd.akcent an 5TAR . WANTED—Washing to take home or This torm. of Soverument centertng.|ona tram remuisble shysicigns aa 4b HING 4 -, will go out by the day. 807 Miss. |38 Last, Bound Leaves: responsf ve men. is .proving |damage € . i y . g . orth Bound Arrives very_cificlent and promises entirely £ | €000 o Cacaeri 2 Gurey manta 'x.'."r;'a'":; : A R AR - ey Frelzh tWest Feaves supersede the old aldermantc method. | .y, Clensy & Co., Toledo. O., coptains. o . WANTED—Phone 228-W for. all Freight Xast Leaves at. A modification of It 1S now coming-|no -mereury,- and is taken -inte o % o ). ‘kinds ‘of wood-and hay, delivered. ‘into- practice, -since’ the fve commis< goqm'fluflh i poB. b0d | - Bl 2 g . sloners often. develop-.friction, which | gl *'¢0 re Rt th WANTED—Second hand household shows oitself:: in .the: department of muun. goods, M. E. Ibertson. Wwhich they have charge. Themew; plany| 3 — L | ADVERTISERS—The great siate of lete exeeuflv authot 1de ’l‘m H’lfl ily Pills £ 00 it b ] d North Bemidji s s rity- under the % Fémlly Ty Tor Cohatipe | North Dakota offers unlimlted op- | 45 Frelent from %%:unmgrd s . portunities for business to classl- I orhe control of the commissioners, who sft'{tias E ch 7:00 pi as a legislative-body. —_— bk o " *Daily. All others daily except Sunday. The effect: of..this ‘plan is peactieally {: I L3y 1 5 " fied advertisers. e recognized that of & business corporation, the.dlty | . Cnamberlain’s. Cough, Remedy, “advertising medtum in the Fargo Daily and Sunday Courier-Newe the only seven-day paper In: the manager -cornesponding. to. the presh|. This Temedy has no.superior, for| ' ’mmenbbonsmf\flly‘mmteedns the hest ,on.emh. state and the paper which carries am a-m/auolor to fit-any. malumf typewmu NEW PUBLIC LIBRARY Open dally, except Sunday, 1 to & » m., 7 to 9 p. m. Sunday, reading reem m. dent of thecorporation_and. the com |coughs and colds. It is pleasant_ e in neat tin,boxes. mission. te the. directors of the corpora- |to_take. It contains mno opium. or tion. narcotic. - It always cures. , For sale/] =7 22 D - A oniy, 8 to 6 Dagton, O., 1s the frst large ity t0 |by All Dealers The: Md]i“'pl@nfl,el’“?flb.: Co. | ‘the largest amount of classitied put the-plan in operation, and the sal - T B * ‘advertising. The Courler-News ary of the:city. masager 18 fized by-the : R 3 Bemidji,-Minn. covers North Dakota like a blank- commission at $12,500 per annum.; S —— | £ 3 et; reaching all parts of the state - The city of Dayton proceeded wisely - NOFthWostern, Conservatory 4o 2 the-day of publication; it is. the In the. election of a.city manager; .Po- MMQ Mandixmlon i TR “paper.to use in order to get re- litical considerations were ignored, and o T sul&; rates-one cent per word first an engineer was obtalned who, was iy iy Hiffman & O'Leary m-hnbmm-umd. lmd- 4 + insertion, one-half cent per word not even a resident of the -city, and ; 3 3 [ whose-experience- in eng{ngmx fiad | SEND POR FREE: E“’fu.us‘rm:rm CATALOG. succeeding insertions;. fifty cents fitted bim to maet-both the-technical Jer line per month. - Addreas; the, and executive problems of-the city. Courfer-News; Fargo, N. D. The city .manager, being a salaried FOR -SALE—Typewriter ribbons for man, with no definite term of office, 5 must naturally give his best service to F‘m HBE W 2 | ; >“°,‘7 make of typewriter on the the-city;-as the length of- bis-term-de- |}~ 5 ks ey : marik FURNITURE AND A UNDERTAKING ' H N. McKEE, Funeral Director Al pends on his ability. The.clty manager (| Let me write it in the old Con- ] : el M W a7 Phone 178-2, 3 or.4 lan 4s Just s desirable.dnd’ licable Fire i § 3 an X ro :he m::ll t:wn as to tha/uz:l nectlcut Ihsurance 00 L4 2 3 b flnmmptll filled, Mail orders given G\‘JRUSS X Sy G ! ey F\ the same careful attention as when 2 you. appear .in person. Phone 31. The Bemidji-Ploneer Office Supply hmu.v@anlhpahon Cufed.: “Five.yeara-ago 1 had the worst case of chronic. constipation I ever: knew of, and ‘Chamberlain’s; Tab FUNERZL DIRECTOR * theKongo river, it will be possible f;;,edm’;:" v;:::n s:o l!:y“x:“a)f:l’:: : ¢ 5 : M :‘_ K \ , Y M-' E- lBERTsoN tosend wireless messages all the way 20 weighed that, should it fall to the; bqttnm Of a stream, the point.of the and 'the balt fs held up within; reachi of A fish: ,Imtnmmwtwm WMhera "notes. We want to sell-& few Work Har- Y ) < nqemchnp to advertise them. Call UNDERTAKER and A European. violin imuo'tog Dlace his fingers to prodncexdulr