Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 7, 1915, Page 2

The Bemidii Ilmy Piottee THER BEMIDJT Hm.l PUB. CO Publishers and Propristors Telephone 31 Entered at the post office at Bemidji Minn., as second-class matter under Act of Congress:of March 8, 1879. Published every afternoon except Sunday No attention paid to anonymous con- lrlb\l tioms, Writer's name -must be wa ito the edltol'. but not necewsar- Ily for publication. Communications’ for the Weekly Plo- seer: should .reach this office not later than. Tuesday of each week to Insure sublication in the current issue Subscription Rates One month by carrier One; year by carrier Thres months, posta, 81z _months, postage Oné year, postage pal The Weekly Pioneer Etght pages, containing a summary of the Bews of the week. Publiahed. every Thursday and sent postage pald to any. address for $1.50 in adva. HIS PAPER REPR NILD Fo INTW YORK AND CHICAGD Adolph O. Eberhart has been re- tired to private life, but in leaving the duties of the state’s executive of- ficer he has the satisfaction and dis-| tinction of having piloted Minne- sota’s affairs through a stage of de- velopment and prosperity never equal- | ed, and he may justly feel proud of his record. Walter J. Smith, state treasurer, Monday received $31,725, six months’ interest on Virginia bonds held by Minnesota, and $39,525 as interest on Massachusetts bonds. The total amount of bonds of these states held by Minnesota is $2,145,000 of Vir- ginia, and -$3,025,000 of Massachus- etts. The ‘sub-standard” freshman is making good at the state university, if one may judge from a statement is- sued yesterday by the president’s of- fice. Nearly 90 per cent of those “twilight zorle” freshmen admitted to the academic college last fall by vir-| tue of the new entrance regulations have stood the test of artillery fire in class and quiz room, and are back at the front with the re-opening of the institution, following the holiday vacation. Only about 10 per cent of them were mowed down in battle. EHEK KK KK KKK KK KKK * EDITORIAL EXPLOSIONS + KRR KKK KKK KK KK Any kind of a fool proposition can always find some supporters. An as- sociation in the southern part of the state is advocating the amendment of the Dunn road law so that all money raised in any locality shall be spent there, and the surprising thing is that the idea is approved by the farmers there.—Kerkhoven Banner. —— The attorney general’s proposal that bench warrants be made to run to all parts of the federal territory appears reasonable in_view of the fact that at this time it is easier to extradite a fugitive from another country than it is to bring a man under federal indictment from one state to another.—Little Falls Tran- seript. g During the hard times of 1895 na- ture favored us with the best crdp that we ever had in northern Minne- sota, although the price was very low. The prospects are that all kinds of farm produce will bring high prices next year, and the only way for the farmers to prosper is to raise the produce to sell. Prepare to put in a good big crop, instead of de- pending on getting an additional loan on your farm.—Sunbeam Sunbeam. —— It seems certain that the legisla- ture will re-enact a bill providing for a constitutional amendment permit- ting the creation of a revolving fund, the same as was embodied in the third amendment just voted on. The amendment lacked a few thousand votes of carrying and with a little more publicity would have pulled through. The crying need every- where is for cheaper interest rates and if ‘this.northern country is to de- velop as it should, the tillers-of the soil and the home-maker must be given:a show. Railroads, manufac- turers :and city merchants can bor- row money-for about half what the) farmer pays and still the success of the others depend on the farmer. He is: the backbone of the country and it he: fails the country suffers as a consequence.—Badger Herald-Rust- ler: LA RS R R R R e e e R * JOURNALISM 'COURSE * *. IS OPENED AT U. OF M. % FAR KKK IR KKK KKK A course in journalism was an- nounced: for the college semester be- ginning. in February at the Univer- sity of Minnesota. William P. Kirk- wood,’ editor of publications at the Minnesota « College of Agriculture, will conduct the course. It will be offered to junior and senior students who have had one or two years of previous preparation in the under- graduate rhetoric courses in the aca- demic ‘college. ~Billetin Announcement. ‘The notice in the university bulle- tin announcing the course is as fol- lows: “‘Studies in general journal- ism will be offered. The first aim will be to give instruction in the art of | BEMIDJL. FOLKS Writing for the press to the student’ who contemplates sentering the pro-| fession of journalism orrwho'wishes to familiarize himself with the de- mands of the art as a possibie-atd-in| other professions or in business.” To~ Write for Papers. - . Agriculturalipublicstionsiwilk furs nish a medium’ for the publication‘o the best -of the students’ productions. ‘The students will write for the Uni- versity’ Farm-News; a-bfweekly news service publication to the papers of the:state, the Extension’ Press Ser- vice, and: the MinnesotaFarm: | Re- -| view; the agricultural:college alumni|$17,000 a -year-for °"!"n“°" Pleag- organ... The Minnesots Daily:is alao expected to profit: by’ the output of the members:of ‘the new: class. contemplating: enrolling:in ' the-jour-|- nalism:course. covering work: on daily: papers :and' |magazine writing, - dealing especially with agricultural subjects. * NEWS:ODDITIES jker Joseph MacDermott to his wite, | marine. mailed by a member of -the crew :a reached the wife. MacDermott was saved. Copenhagen—Instead of playing “Going to Paris.” It's. the game with the name changed. Paris—Petit . Parisien. says. almost all the Algerian troops. at the, front. are now. dressed in velvet breeches. Copenhagen—A German. forger, same ried great quantities of ‘‘queer” money into Russia when the Germans were in Poland and passed it with ease, thereby realizing a small for- tune. Milwaukee—A human pulmoter | saved the life of Stella Cries, 17. Mrs. A. L. Anderson, a neighpor, found the girl and breathed into her lungs. Chicago—*“We were- happy: until my wife induced me to take out a life insurance policy for $2,000,” said Valentine Dolas. *“After - that shé told me constantly that I was worth more dead than alive.” Delas was suing for a divorce. French soldiers have:renamed a village in France “Shrapnel Village” because there the Germans ‘shelled the place for twenty-four hours and killed one chicken. Germany has the only woman. pilot of a mllitnry nirship in the world. T FOR ACHIG, SOAE, TIRED FEET len feet, sweaty feet, smelling feet, tired feet. (Good-bye-corns, callouses;; buniona:and raw_ spots.. No more - shoe , tight- ness; no more limpr, ing with pnin or. up, your agony. “T!Z' 18 s ;1 lacte-cright- off. “TIZ” draws out . all_ the_ poisonpus exudations which {’y““ oo o\n foot misery. Ah! how eomfo le your feet feel. Get a 25 cent box of “TIZ” now a#/| suffer. Have. g?oa eet, -glad feet, feot that never swell,;never hurt, never get | tired. A year's foot comfort guarsnteed| or' money ref ASTONISH DRUGGIST| We. sell; many: good:medisinassbut; we are told-the mixture of buckthorn,] bark, glycerine, etc., known:-asAd» ler-i-ka, is.the best we ever sold. Be- ing how QUICKLY Adler-i-ka re:, lieves. sonr stomach, gas-on,the stam- ach .and constipation. - Many. report, that A SINGLE DOSE, relleyes. thipse troubles. almost IMMEDIATELY.: We are glad we, are Bemidji. .agents for Adler-i-ka. French:.&.Co., druggl —Adv. —_—— His Stomach Troubles Over. | Mr. Dyspeptic, would you not, like were” over, that you could eat any kind of food you desired without in-|. jury? That may seem so unlikely to you that you do not even hope for an ending of your trouble,-but permit us to assure you that it is not:altoget impossible;- If -others -can be-_cured permanently, why not you? Joha R, Barker,; of Battle Creek, Mich:, is pne of them. -He .says, “I was troubled complaint-until. I used. Chamberlain’s Tablets, then my trouble was over.” Sold by All:Dealers. ¢ wealth-1s-taught a trade. - Halists ‘in the United States. leqg.employ over-1;200-.women, - every night consoling the soldiers,. ac- | provided with a shield so the rough | tically the entire staff-of ‘the: Daily 18| tin cannot ‘out: the: fingers:of a user; tightlydecked by a: quarter turn have =~ | Prof. Kirkwood has had-elghteen | heen. invented:by. a- - Massachusetts - |years of ~experience: in: journalism,|men. CLAIMED'":~at- - Bemidji **************’** Men:—+Alden, E. Merrit; Centillf; Mr. ¥|Edward; Darseman, Felix; Dayidson, *i{ll*iiiii*iii* Mr.. Albert; London—A letter .written by Sto-{Holmes, Mr: Fred; Johnsan, -Mr. Wm. E.;, Jones, Mr.. Burr; Knight; C. was hurled into the sea when. the|A,;. Lawson, Mr. Cliat;. jPathfinder was blown up by a sub-|Joseph T.; Medved,. Mr: John; Mit- A fortnight later the ilet-{chel; Mr. ter was: found afloat by a traveler,|Harry; McPherson, Mr. Schafer,.: Mr:; George; - Zenith - Sub- seription . Agency. - Women—Gregory, Miss Ethel-M.; Johnson, Mrs. Selma; ‘Madigan, -Mrs. Dan; hopskotch, as they used to do,:the|Paul; Néwton, Miss Ida; Prior, Mrs:; street’ gammins of Berlin now play|Sl **:'*: Mrs; Chas. compelled to serve in the army, car-|" ness,, headache;. no_ hawking, snuffling, any druggist or department store. Dan’ti.|; midji folks astonish.us..dajly. by tell; )" to feel that your stomach troubjes| with hearthurn,-indigestion and liver| kS Australia has nearly 1,000,000 wo- Who have the vote. In Sweden every girl not horn to 1 Thiers are.over: 2,200 ;women jour- Philadelphia-boot and shoe factor- Belglum 'S queen visits the trenches Vassar college girls spend over A rmntly pntemerl can openeryis, ‘Couplings: for- fire- hose--that are Unclaimed Letters, List of advertised letters = “UN- postoffice: i Haylock,: Mr. Geo. F.; Larson, Mr. - Frank;: - McLillap, Mr. A. K N 0LD. RECIPE T0 ARKEN HHR “ommon nrden Sage and Sulphur makes-. ‘streaked; faded or gray hair dark and glossy. at once. Almoéteveryone knows that Sage Tes nd Sulphur, , properly . compounded, 1gs back the natural color and lustre o > the hair when faded, streaked or gray; dso. ends daudrull, itching scalp and \tops; fulling hair. = Years, ago the only vay-to get this mixture was to make it it home, which is mussy and trouble ‘ome. Nowadays we eimply ask at any drug tore for -“Wyeth's Sage and Sulpbur Tnir Remedy” You will get a larg sttle for about 50 cents. Everybudy wes this old, famous recipe, becau ' can- possibly. tell that you d wir hair, as it does it so naturally venly. ~You dampen a sponge or soft mush -with. it and draw. this through our hair, taking one small strand at a ‘ Phone 80-or 295 fvrfurhtmeepop]aratszwpercord Green cut seasoned pop! Green cut seasoned jackpin Green cut seasoned tamarac! These nbbons are fully_ guaranteed as; the be' or emh Come in neat tin boxes. - The Bemidji Pioneer: Pnh. Co.: Bemidji, Minn. i TRADE’ VT, (18 “Carbon Paper ANY COLOR ‘108 Sheets to the box § Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Company Price $3.00 Bemidji, Minn waRRegular charge nn_, one cent ¥{: I per. iword - per insertion. -No ¥ [#2ad taken:for less than 10-cents. & i * *x: iliii#iill”i’ SR K e e SRR RN R A L .0 POSITIONS WANTED. 'WANTED—A - position ‘as: saleslady in dry goods:store; five. years’ ex- < perienice; with -good . references. Call ‘or address: T, Pioneer. ‘work for board whila FOR RENT—Modern room. Gentl " -man . preferred.:. ‘Mrs. J. W. Nau- . gle, 623 Bemidji Ave. FOR RENT—J. M. Richards house, 909 ‘Lake Boulevard. Inquire R. H. Schumaker. : FOR. RENT—Furnished room, . 600 |i: . Bemidji Ave. Mrs. A. E. Henderson.. FOR -RENT—TUpstairs flat. Inquire - at’' 611 Minnesota Avenue. 'FOR RENT— Furnished room. 1009’ Bemidji Ave. FOR, - RENT—Six-room, , house. A. . Klein. = FDR,RENT—Flve-mom house. Phone 344. FOR SALE: FOR' SALE—I have the following live stock, one two horse corn cul- t(vm,or, one, one horse corn culti- vator, one potatoe sprayer, Two farm wagons, Two one horse bug- gies, one horse Kentucky single disk harrow and other farm machinery. W. G ‘Schroeder. ’ FOR SALE—At new - wood __ yard, wood all lengths delivered at your door. Leave all orders at Ander- son’s Employment Office, 206 Min- nesota Ave. .Phone 147. Lizzle Miller, Prop. FOR SALE—Ruhhsr stamps.. The - Ploneer will procure any kind of | rubber stamp for you-on short no- tice. FOR SALE—Dry jackpine wood, de- ime: by morning the gray anrs, . and. after; another ap wo, your hair- becomes beautifully dark, hick _and _glossy and _you look years ounger, 'PUT CREAM- IN'NOSE~ AND'STOP: CATARRH | Tells How To. Open Clogged Nas- trils. and; End Head-Colds. . You feel fine in o few moments. . Your 1d_in head or catarth will be_ gone. Fhour clogged fostrils will open. - The air passages of your head will clear and you can:bresthe.freely. - No. more dull- mucous discharges or dryness; no strug- gling for breath at night. Tel :your :druggist-you want a small :bottle: of Ely’s Cream Balm. . Apply a ittle of this, fragrant, antiseptic cream in your ‘ostrils, let it penetrate through; every air passage of the head; soothe and; hes). the ;swallen; ;inflamed mucous and relief comes instantly. st what every cold and catarrh. ‘Don’t, stay: stuffed-up L "anid miserable.. ‘FAIIIMFIRE INSURANGE: - et me write it in the.old Con- r~nectieut,Fire Insurance.Co. C.-C. CROSS MILES BLOCK WANTED 7 ft. cedar ‘posts cut from: dry sound standing cedar 14 : and 16 ft:: tamarack poles ' 8'to'4 in. top cut from green ' tamarack. - P. BATCHELDER -Ever, as. a boy, i tie;a.can toa dog’s €ail -and:see him scoot! ‘Stire.you-did—we did! “And:how-about that * lot, or house or piece Daily eer Want Ad: to: ll:‘fnend—do “t Peancil Sellers' period. - You’ve often wanted that smooth writing lead. the kind that makes you, want, to write forever. Well, that’s just the kind you’ll find ; in the “NEW BEMIDJL” ’em; or ought to. Attention Pléase' Wil You Have It When They ~ Ask For If? It is safe to predict that the “NEW'BE~ IDJI” will be the popular “writing stick® in this section of the state within a very short be fille’d while you wait. world:: . Barker ) “Here’s five cents, a new. Bemidji, please” - Néarly loo,ooo “NEW BEMHDHS” are in Bemidji-right this ' minute. already have them and others are getting them . as fast’ as deliveries can be made. Their names will be added. to this list then. Remember, too, that when. you.sell a “NEW. BEMIDJI”’ you sell the best-nickle. pencil in- the world, and when you buy a “NEW: BE- uiiol]id2 you buy the best nickle pencil in the The Stbres That Sell Thei;n A s Drug and Jewelry Store. . ‘Edward Netzer-Drug Store Roe & Markusen Grocery Store P. A. Nelson.Grocery Store Henry Miller Grocery Store The Fair.Store “The-Bemidji- Pioneer Store W. @. Schroeder William:-Mc Cuaig. T. Carlson Variety re - “Abercrombie & McCready, 3 St. Abercrombie & McCready. Beltrami Ave, Everybody. sells Just ask your merchant, if he doesinet carry them- in stock he’ll be glad to call-31: by telephone, and your desires will ‘These merchants “ livered f6r-$1.50 ‘per load. -Phone 550-W. ‘FOR SALEvCuuer in first class con- [ “dition: CFU AL Hanson‘ 317 4th St FARMS FOR-SALE: FOR SALE—120 “acrés farm - land, “about 500 cords ‘wood, half hay land on good stream, one mile from ‘& town, ‘terms liberal, price $20,00 per acre. W. G.'Schroeder. FOR . SALE—Seven-room, modern " house; Will take land or city lots part payment. M. L. Morse, 1205 : Dewey Ave. FOR SALE—40 acres, excellent soil, easily cleared. Six miles south; of - Bemidji. In good farming com- | munity. .Price 3500 00. Dr. G. © M. Palmer. WANTED. | WANTED——TW«) ladies to room.and board. Teachers preferred. Address N, c|o:Pioneer. . | WANTED—Second : hand. . household Boods.: . M. E. Ibertson. WANTED_A place by young man to | attending | farm machinery to exchange forj garden drill, one, two/|" Gibbons Block Tel 388 North of Markham Hotel Office uemnd lloor O’Leary-] %o'uc Bllfldlu 3 —_———— = PHYSIQIANS,;-SURGEONS: _ OfopMiles Blask; DR:“E. A, SHANNON, M. PRTRICIAR A BOSORoN . Offiee ‘in- Mayo M‘ Phone:396 "PHYSICIAN. AND SURGEON Over, Firat NatippksBaak Bemidjl, Mipp. . .- DR. A E. HENDERSON-: Omec Phone 36: DR, E. H, SMITH o } PHYSICIAN AND § Omce Security nnpk M‘ EINER JOHNSON o: PHYSICIAN .ANB pum joas . SN Bemidjl, Minn. / A V. G D o Practice Lim a e EAR‘ Nm( THROAT asses. Pitted:: - - Oftice Glhbonn Bldg, w&m ’ § DR, EYE Hotel. Telephot DR. F. 7. DAIIAGE % ; ;- OSTEOPATHIC; PHYSIRIAN. k CHIRDPOBIB‘I‘ CORNS and INGROWING -NAILS re- ‘moved without pain. jmmml tifically treated. Phunn,’l’-l_,])flu (over the Rex Theater. e E. M. SATHRE - i O’Leary-Bowser Bldg. Bemidji, Minn: KX XK XXX ENRRREED ¥ RAILROAD ) B ll’ifillfim’ml‘ . e e MPLS., RED LAXE & MAN. . 2 North' Bound Arrives 1 North Bound Leaves. East Bound Leaves West Bound Ledv: East Bound Leav: West “Bound; . MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISERS—TM great state of North Dakota offers unlimited op- portunttles for business_to_classl- {* Red advertisers. ~ The ~recognized " advertising medium in the Fargo Dally and Sunday ’Courier-News the only seven-day paper in the the ‘Iargest ‘amount of classified [ advertising. - The Courler-Newe " covers North” Dakota like & blank- : -8t; reaching all parts of the state the day of :piiblication; 1t s ¢! DPaper to.ume:in:‘order ‘to get re- sulés; rates ong cent. per word first :* insertion;’ one-halt cent per word succeeding -ingertio; fifty ‘cents ~per-line per:month.; Address: the Courier-News, Fargo, N. D. FOR"SALE—Typewriter ribbons for every- make of ‘typewriter on the| i\ ‘market- at 50 ‘¢ents ‘and 75 cents ‘éach. * Every “ribbon ‘sold tor ‘75 promptly filled. Mail orders given the same careful attention as whei you appear in- person. - Phone 31. “This emefly has- no superlor for state and the paper Which carries |+ ! ‘eénts’ guaranteéed. Phone- orders || ‘The Bemidjl Plonm Office Supply || West Bound Leaves. | 4 East Bound- Leave Weat Bound Leav FURNITURE:AND: ~ UNDERTAKING:: PITOR HNKeKE!:FhsnlDlum Phone 178-2, 3.0t 4 SJE.IW UNDERTAKER. and:... GQIJM‘! flll’llllwr