Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 13, 1915, Page 2

H i ;| people of the state are in favor of rhe Bemldll ”afl Piomr the recommendations of that special s ot A it 2 TEE _BEMIDIJI PIONEER PUR. OO |Committee to reorganize the busi-| FPetrograd, Feb. 13.—As the war Publishers and Propristors ness interest of the state there is no|continues the women on the border 7 suffer the horrors :ofs war: and ; ‘Telephone 31 question, but members of the legis- mothers and orphans laft at home ar # £ Entered at the post office at chml lature, if they carry out the wishes of}the:ones who suffer most. In Amer- T sl ~ DRAY LINE nn., as second-class matter under Act |ine people: will have to take a. firm/|ica are-many. mothers-and daughters, ix 5 3 ¥ : : A of_CougneabiofsMacclt 8, INEN: stand against a lot of state offclals|Who were lett penniless by ‘the war W TOM SMART . / pite o o ‘ : . ; who are now holding positions and g:;“:fl“:g;’l‘i‘::' &“‘u:';@“;:n‘;f"‘:n&; N G : ‘ s‘:(EeY .:dm). TRANSPER who will be legislated out of office] children left as widows and orphansi{: ‘ Piano if the new measure prevails and will|of the soldiers who have fought and| '’ t et i 8 Res: Phone 58 818 4 Ave. Pnblilhld every afternoon except Sunday No. .nonuun d to anonymous con- teibusions. name must be xnown ‘to the edi(or. but not necessar- Ay for pubBcation. & ihe Weekly Plo. |10 everything in their power to de-|bled for their country in Europe. 3 p 2 ’F\)R‘ fl!!NT — '‘SBevén-room house, Office’ Phome '13. - aser "5:"0"55“ reach thi ‘office not later |feat the same. It will require a lot| Many a mother and daughter have 2 | ‘wooashed:and.small ‘barn in:con- Aban. Puesday of each:week to nsure| ... oo, t X 1 put.reason to be thankful to Dr. Plerce o c necton. “Twas fots ‘with ‘butiding. DENTISNS. bublication a the Gurrent esue Fjof baskbone to:makexaisan D for relief from suffering and the cure|:: < SR A ARGt Aes Setwacioyths Gad Bubsoription Mates it should be done, and the people of |t those weaknesses of ‘their:sex; be- P 5 . e i h DR. D. L. STANTON, - e / g ‘ot L. F. John- the state should back up the legis-|cause.of his “‘Favorite Preseription.” R o A 8th Sts. Inquire o e e by Hartiar 381 1ators and insist on the carrying out |This tonic, which is strictly a tem- ; A ' | son, 1014:Bemidyl Ave. Office: in Winter-Block- Three months, postage in-|perance medicine, has cured. thou- £ X %R e | 3ix ‘months, poatage avffd.‘ 00 ;:i:::;r::ofi:r:: vl?:::::s: yn::: c:y:o sands of those weaknesses, head- g i FOR RENT—Modern furnished room. |pn =~ T. TUOMY, Jne year, postage fi'{ Pioneer aches, nervousness, backaches, ‘which. { " : A 1023 Minn, Ave. Phone 317-R. mE]lhl psgfulihconn inin, mummln have given'so much time and thought{are “the outward manifestations. of e news of ihe w. Phone 560 Thursday and “m‘;‘;‘.u‘. pal without compensation, to drafting a|disease in- women. Dr. Pierce’s Fa- 3 \ / | FOR- RENT—Furnished room. 1009:{ Gibbons:-Block Pel.: 380 ADVERT!SING BY THE basis.—Northome Record. compels :the organs o ‘properly g:: 2 4 600. - : o LAWYERS ] P R R KR KRR KRR KKK KKK regularities, removes pain and misery Mmd very “gmart” nflpwm’ -the . - FOR SALE. FAMILY TO DIE ¥|table and exhansted women. : The New 1915 Model has tarm: machinery -to.-exehange- for | D H. FISK, Court = —*“1 know I am dying, but I don't|ulate and no marcotics to wreck the Y840r, ‘otie. potatoe; sprayer, Twd ‘Builting. were slain, many illegally, the ex- father was killed at Abu plea; his dragging-down sensation, worry and| 7 8 mh&yhllmnml:mdm m com- horse Kentucky single disk harrow. DR, RO sddress for $1.60 in advace. 'aw that will put Minnesota on a]|vorite Prescription speedily causes i . 4 Bemidji ‘Ave. North: of Markham .Hotel 7S PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN | better and more economical business[2ll womanly troubles to disappear— S S form their natural functions, TR R rects displacements, overcomed: - ir- 'fl; New. 1915 Maxwell. :l‘own Car.is fut, GRAHAM M. L'{omm at certain times and brings back 2 | |FOR SALB-_7 have the following |Miles Block GENERAL OFFICES ; * & any $2000 closed ¢ar. i | |FOR SALE—I have e following. AREW SRR AD CHISAGE THE 'LUCK OF HIS health and strength to nervous; irri equll of any $. ~ cem e Al ToE DOINCIPAL CITIES k R R e L LT TS It is a wonderful prescription pre- 1ive stock, one two horse’corn'cul- ATTORNEY AT LAW T pared only from nature’s roots and . _ % tivator, one, one horse corn cultl- [ Office second floor O’Leary-Bowser | Batitin, Protastion London.—(By Mail to New York.) | horbs with no alconos to faloois sti- 17 new features It : i s ; Z | Last fall when hundreds of deer in} .. " r. 0 00 > - B farm wagons, Two one horse bug-| —————————————————— | care. ys our luck. It runs|nerves. It banishes pain, headache, ¥ o o | S S il the woods of northern Minnesota |, .+ family like wooden legs. My |backache, low spirits, hot fiashes, wxfhflflleqmpment 92 gies, one -garden drill, one, -two. PHYSICIANS, .SURGEQGNS WLAND ‘GIEMORE % sleeplessness surely and without loss . W. . - . tent of the lack of proper game Pro-|yyor 5y Isandlwhana: his grand-|of time. 7 fortable and'a full six wnpwty and other farm machinery. W. G | " pHYSICIAN' AND SURGEON | tection was sent home more [OrSiblY | gphor at the Alma, and his great| What Dr. Plerce's Favorite Pre-| ' A vm.bnnal ‘magnéto; g Schroeder. . Office—Mites Block | Shen e::e'r:efi:"’a:“:v::;::gd°‘l;:‘:“2 grandfather at Waterloo.” , |seription nas done tor thousands it gear transn "d dmemw;,:f : | For :ul.'ln-l All-ln:w“ vo:;l ty--rd, DR. E. A. SHANNON, XD, x il b : wood all lengths delivered at your | sentiment In favor of the securing| ~n¢ d¥ing soldier.was an '"Sh“;“’; remedy for its ingredients are print-|" car that PK‘]"‘“P‘I'IW“ and oneof the greatest o IM::““ deliverod at your| " PRYBICIAN AND ‘SURGEON of loglatation which sl Bring ubout “" the l';:ve'!’“‘ RteE;m“'- ‘;’)0“" ‘i ed on wrapper. Get it this very day ‘hill climbers in the world. i .81 Andes Office ‘in Mzyo -Bloek , n the big fight at Ypres. escrib-fat any medicine dealers in either li-| | Wi 0 iclights . ~|'Phone 396 Res. ne 397 Sa efleci)vet:infnrce‘xlx‘l:n; ‘;;:; 1 the scefie, £4. H R. Watesn dell quidton tablet foss : thokcmm-ndelechfhahh%;m- gl ety # — Pho aw. To gain this res the Highland Light Infantry, says it ol . | iles ur, Miller, Prop. okt appropriation is necessary for the Doctor Pierce’s - Pleasant. Pellets Holds the. road at 50 mi an hour. was the most philosophic death he ever witnessed. “his destination mark was shown clearly on his palid tace and I tried in the most sympa- thetic way to reconcile him to the inevitable,” said the lieutenant, “but he needed no bracing up. “To the last,” continued the offi- cer, “the young Irishman kept up PHYSICIAN -AND -SURGEON. FOR SALE—Poultry equipment con- Office—Miles Block sisting of incubaters, brooders, . ! I a bone grinders, grain sprouter, etc ,[DR:L. ‘A, WARD Il for sale cheap. Island Farm, Flood- PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON wood, Minn, Over First National Bank FOR SALE—Choice ‘pure ‘bred large Bemidji, Minn. Yorkshire sows, ‘bred for late| DR. A. E. HENDERSON. April and May farrow, at attrac- PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Game and Fish commission, and even in the face of the economy talk, the desired result will probably be ac- complished, as should be the case. Recently Senator John H. Baldwin of Frazee arose in the senate cham- ber and askd that his bill, providing that all moneys received from game regulate and invigorate . stomaeh, liver and bowels. ~ Sugar-coated, tiny granules, easy to take as candy.— Adv. m ’ ‘ “I operated upon a Cossack who had lost an arm. When he_was about recovered, I asked him w were his and fish licenses, approximately $65,-| \" (o \1iveq chatter. ‘Why, more plan‘s'tor the future. tive prices. Island Farm, Flood- Over First National Bank 000 a year, be turned into a special g > “‘T'm going to-enlist i the Cau- -wood, Minn. Bemidji, Minn. 4 members of my family than I have|., . army,’ wasithe rep / Office Phone 36 Res. Phone 73 fund, to be known as the game and |y ,psons on my clothes,’ he said, have FOR SALE—Good coarse slew hay, fish fund, and that this fund be de- voted to the protection of game and fish. On motion of Senator Rockne, chairman of the finance committee, the bill went temporarily to’the “But how can you, arm,” I inquired. “‘We Cossacks’ don’t ‘ne than one arm to beat the Turks,’ an- swered the soldier in all seriousness. “Since then, I have made a prac- died on batlefields since war was first invented. Now, it'’s simply my turn. “ ‘Do you know it’s been said that if one of us died in bed he wouldn’t have the impudence to ask Saint seven dollars per ton F. O. B. Web- | DR; E.: H. SMITH ster, N. D,, for a limited - time. PHYSICIAN AND. SURGEON Henry Minnette, Devils Lake, N. Office Security Bank Block Dak. — _ _ ___________|DR. EINER JOHNSON FOR SALE—R. C. Brown Leghorn| "PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON J i i t tice of asking every Cossack who had Cockerels. Fine specimens. $2.00 Bemidji, Minn. Dt Senator Tockne and- sonatons | FOLCT {0 admit him in heaven, BULl(y undergo a similar operation as aplece before Feb. 25. A. L. LaFre-|- from many portions of Minnesota, would rather wander about between |¢, his intentions, and almost inver- ¢ % niere, Grand Rapids, Minn. [ R T T Ty TN expressed themselves as favorable to| o Lo0 PIaces until he met somebody.lygh1y 1 nave received a similar reply.” 3 ] FOR SALE—Cord wood, by H. F.|* RAILROAD TIME CARDS + an entirely adequate appropriation | o ould Kill him in a decent fight? A A CARTE'R Cleveland. Call J. J. Opsahl's of- |® X X K Rk K KKK KKK KK K 3 ; ““That’s the way we are built, Fén-Pictie ot Dissdsii . . plend, L oall e il pbt for this state department.‘ and I would much rather die here To Lot Charlée Beresford Dinfach Excluslve Ageflt fice, Hotel Markham. one iy B».de A&Allm'u . Senator Baldwin explained that|ian in the most comfortable bed appeared to be & rather mysterious Bemidji, : Min| 2 = 1 North Bound "Leaves. this bill expresses the desires of the |y, oould rig up at home. The man | personage. Speaking of that much dis — ’ ) FOR SALE—1000-pound horse, or 800 _RATLROAD will trade in on one weighing|1%2 Bast Bound Leaves. about 1300 pounds. Koors Bros. 186 East Bound Leaves 187 West Bound Leaves. ... FOR SALE—The J. O. Harris resi- GREAT NORTENRN dence, a 11-room-house at 703 Be- West Bound Leaves. sportsmen’s organizations of the state, that it is but devoting to pro- per game and fish protection the moneys which hunters and fishers turn into the state treasury for the privilege of these sports at proper season. Carlos Avery, executive agent of the Game and Fish commission, has { informed the legislators that the pub- i : lic is displaying more interest in who dies at home doesn’t know the| cussed statesman in bis memoirs. be pleasure of death. says: ““There’s much-in the joy of| “We stayed A!lkSBndm';-,:mu: :ind went for long walks together during fghting that appeals to me and I Cil bierocl talked and laughed with wl‘l’“tl"‘mt “:‘;s @ set-to like this for| e yrentest enjoyment. But 1 remem midji Ave. Apply at residence. al 6 world, ber how In the pauses of the conversa “‘Good bye, old chap, you ‘were{: tion e svould stand:still and, glass ip | i o1 3 i FOR SALE—M?dern house h': fine lo- my superior for ‘a day or ‘two, ‘but [-eye, ‘dreamilysurveying the tandscape. el e Lorn cation. Inquire Berglund’'s store. we're equals now.’” would make some such observation as P : North of city hall. “The air Is balmy * * *. and serene’ 2 - | B 33 Sowth—Mpls. Etc. Ly or “The foliage Is stunted, * * * but S . FOR SALE—House and Lot, good| 32 so'u‘m—m‘;'n.'. Bte. Lv. barn and chicken coop. Easy terms. | 31 North—Kellihe J. F. Gibbons. FOR SALE—Fisher Baby Grand Piano, good as new. Address Pio- neer. legislation of this character than| FPetrograd—(By Mail to New | productive! with the most weighty and York.)—The Cossacks do not hold a| measured emphasis, ‘as though 'these very high opinion of the prowess of | were prophetic utterunces. | wasquite the Turks, if a story told by a Rus-|bewidered. -for I dlfl] not: thew: km:: d number of bills introduced to restrict |Sian army surgeon recently returned :.:ei:fir :er.::,r:ux r:‘:’: ‘e e i the hunter and the fisherman, and |Irom the front is to be believed. At & i 9 visionary. dwelling much 1o a world of | in the discussion in the press of| "FEarly in the fighting,” he said,| ;i own. und | know now-that he was 3l game and fish legislation. perfectly natural and serious on these During the last year the game and | g3VA il Tish commission has been sorely erip- . Konkombwa Warriors. pled because of ever before. It is evidenced, he says, in the number of suggestions for leg- islation which come to his office, the FARMS ‘FOR ‘SALE. *Datty, "Al ‘otharu»daily ‘sxcegt Bundby. A A A A A AN AR AN FOR SALE—320-acre dairy farm.in 2 Marhsall county, Minn. Good build-| o NEW. PUBLIC. LIBRARY ly, except Sunday, 1 h i () ot P ot i ings with nice poplar grove. Good 0. m. Sunday, i lack of funds 11. Rich soil, no stumps. High| L § ! ; The most. interesting tribe of Togo . SUPPLY STORE: well. S01% Amps, He Through a misunderstanding some toperuna 1and. in West Africa, is the Konkomb and low land, 100 acres fenced pas- $35,000, which, the commission A wa, whouse conntry lies hetween:;'ll ture. 50 ‘acres in field, 170 acres 4] thought for its use, was sent into the —— of the ‘Tschokossi and the ‘Pschaadjos hay meadow, ready for plow. 4 ;i general fund. For several months but & little more to ‘the west. Al miles to creamery. Price $25 per FUNER/L -DIRECTOR Hi last summer there were no game war- I was th:ugh t:e)" '::l;e ii:llm‘;l:ga:flgzfixgx:‘ acre, éasy ‘terms. Inquire 906 Be-' H dens at work. In the fall p | and arrow s . | put on agin, tut Tas monin | | 7 O Gradually |ty i ssceeugy oave andwan = M. E. IBERTSON i} force was reduced to d | : 1 5 like. - A Konkowbwa warrior in_full, FOR SALE—120 acres farm land, || *"7¢ o~k il @ FEYoRiang, un; 4 Breaking war. dress is probably as picturesque less a deficiency appropriation is passed, these seven may have to go. Not until midsummer could wardens be put to work. about 500 .cords wood, half hay land on good stream, one mile from UNDI!‘R’I‘AKH a.sight ns Is to be seen anywhere in DownFrom Africa. On bis head he wears 'a iel’] A met, elaborately -decorated with ‘cow a town, terms liberal, price $20.00. Confinement cle shells and surmounted with'apair'f} y per acre. W. G. Schroeder. S to Store. of: graceful horns-of: the roan af 51: i X L g e x l 405 Beltrami-Ave. - Bemidji, Mi KRR KRR K KKK KK KK The ‘quiver: in- which ‘te: earries: : . 'ANTED, * EDITORIAL EXPL ‘poisonied ‘arrows:1s-of rhinoceros:hide,; 5 WANTED TO RENT — Furnished TORIAL OSIORS | Mr. C. N. Petersen, dealer in fine | aiso ornamented. with ,cowrle. shells. e hes e i, R s ¥ ¥, K K K KKK KKK KKK %K| boots, shoes and cigars, No. 132 South 2 I o . Main'St., Council Blufrs, Towa, writes: Except for his: loin cloth. he.is alllli:e large and well furnished, heated ould you believe it? The Demo- .nude, but his jet black skin shines like and use of bath. Private family. 5 “I cannot tell you'how ‘much :good ! ¢ ; [ : cratic senators are accusing the Re-| Peruna has done me. - Constant con- | #atin. and round his arms, from wrist || . Bf no s H bfl 5 referred, no meals desired, Refer- publicans of playing politics and the| finement in .my store began to tell | to shoulder in some cases. re llmlg Stal'\ and Typewm“‘er Rl‘h ns Y zn“ mrn'iahed. Answer p,o;.ee, X Republicans are accusing the Demo-| O Iy health and I felt that I wos | bangles of brass and ‘copper alterna In ;my qolor to fit any make: ofiypewnter ‘Bl ¥ 7 stating rate per montn. crats of playing politics. There is| 5 op roey oreaking down. iz qwisasic Migacthe el L e E h 7 ‘WANTED—Bids: for-pulling stumps}. “I tried: several: remedies ‘prescribed and clearing 25 acres land. Apply These: nbbons are Yully guaranteed ns:the-best on earth. Results -are most aways _certain When youuse s Plomeer --want : ud. One-half. cent -a-word. Phone 31. Notice. On and after Feb. 1, credit will be extended to-our patrons on a monthly basis ‘only. All accounts will be closed each 30 days ‘and the payment of each account must be made in full every 30 days. S — probably not the slightest ground for| by my physiciap, but obtained no per- 1] i i Bad © the charge in either case.—Red Lake| manent rellef until T took Perana 1 | 0¥ M- Davis Got Rid of a L I Heneghan, Ny Mi James Henoghan, Nymore; Minn: Phone 329-W. felt better immedately, and five bot- Cough. Falls Gazette. tles Testored me to complete health, “‘Some time ago I“had a very badj I have been in the best of spirits |cough,” writes Lewis T. Davis, Black-: Most men, regardless of party or | Since, and feel that I owe my health water, Del. ‘“My brother, e’ in‘neat tin:boxes, j[FOR PRUNING TREES AND| The nature of a credit store-is such partisanship, will approve the action| t° It Catch Cold Easily. Davis, gave me a small bottle of.{j 0o eat;tin !hrubu,,wrltla’oun Brose, landseape tl\tttt it 'llins ‘numerous small accounts of Governor Hammond in suggesting : Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. -Aft: gardener, clo Arthur ‘Brose, Be-|scattered among all classes of people Mr. Arthur G. Pet gh: Remedy. ‘After n.m, to the house of representatives, that | 121, Box 21, Omro, Wieeoncn. - 1oy |taking this I bought half & dogen bot. 'l‘he Be Pimae" Pub.:Co. e midji. and the problem of regulating credits they keep their expenditures down| Was-in.the -habit of ‘catching cold-[tles of it but only used one of them h Beml di 50 s to extend every accommodation to a minimum. Somehow, the house | ©a3sly. £ 1} Ho sivwi’ it s b - |as the cough left me and I have not did not take kindly to the sugges-| yonty now. shice T Have '&;’:‘; been _troubled - since.” Obtainable |} tion, which is absolutely in line with | Peruna and I haven't felt the leacr. |everywhere, the thought of the taxpayers of the | touch of cold since, and I am-positive == — — — E—— = ———————— __°_______|trust you will - eff state. Without awelling on the po. that T_am now rid of the tendency to T 157 = % LOST—At Armory, blue stone scarf) and co-operate with us, th enabling A litical effect of this.incident which | Sowry <'d- Peruna fs a wonderful ; . pin. Finder return to Pioneer of- remedy.” fice for reward. Those who ‘object ‘to liquid ‘medi- f.l,tul ©an now prooure Perura Tab- s, - us to ‘conduct our accounts'on a busi- fiete basis. puts the house in the position of an- tagonism to a policy of retrench- ment and places the governor in the limelight of public opinion as the = champlon ‘of & program of economy, HOW’S THIS? we:should say that house has made a| We offer One Hundred Dollars .Re- ward fo f tar mistake in 'not following the plan | et be vuesd S’E’u’f‘c-&'r’.fi"@fif:“ W. G. SCHROEDER. ¢ Frankford Arsenal in ‘Philadel- * immenmlnyn over 400° women, whose | duties are those of making-cartridges *}or the’ government. COLUMN KKK KKK KKK KK | of the senate in asking for a budget,| wr- o GHENE & CO. Toleds, 0. 7 A North Dakota quarter for TSR i betore- it ‘takes action on ‘any pro- 3 cel'iené' for the Tast 15‘ ars, 8 ’ % A]l pefsons Indebted to the Seg‘al Bemidiji Residence. | Ploneer “wanis—one-haif “cent ' a “ject for spending ‘money. No one|business w&c . m:m“tgh mhl." 4 Cigar and Tobacco stand out- fit. . -An awful snap. o e e e, Bt e || Lamporium Co. are requested to call at - e gy pdE il Scott Stewarts Grocery Store, as all books and ‘that' the money raised be spent | Testimoni; Pd« 15’ untl s i BERARAEET are there in charge of Miss Stewart. We ' must have all accounts settled by Mar. 1. Beautiful 24-acre tract on lake near Bemidji. $16 per acre for quick sale. 40 acres, 2% miles from Be- midji, want small house close i, ‘water Gazétte, —— A good business for sale cheap Committees have been appointed to both ‘branches of the legislature ¢l B ] : i i : {2 frade for Incoms property: to consider the bill' adopting’ the re- . . 5 e B g / e i | Several Bemidji residencea rm-. 2 port of the state effidiency commit- s i : 2 N - i SORAR N farm lands. 5 tee’and the question will be'threshed z 5 2 Fe] Ooml in and wuh a (lln) out in.the next few weeks. That the ;