Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 16, 1915, Page 2

Fublishars and Proprietors. Telephone. 31. Entered at the.post office at Bemidii, Minn., as second-class matter under Act ot Congress of March 3, 1879, Published every afternoon except Sunday No attention paid’ to -anonymous con- tributions. Writer's name must be known to the editor, but not necessarily for publication. Communications for the Weekly Pio- neer should reach. this office not later than' Tuesday of each week to insure publication in the current issue. Subscription Ra One month by carrier. .$-.40 One year by carrier. 1.00 Three months, postage paid 1.00 Six months, postage pald 2,00 One year, postage paid... 4.00 The. Weekly Ploneer. Bight pages, contalning a summary of the news of the week. Published every Thursday and sent postage paid to’any address for $1.50 in advance. FHIS PAPER REPRCSENTED FUR FOREIGN “ADVERTISING BY THE GENERAL OFFICES .- NEW. YORK AAND. CHICAGO ” BRANCHES IN.ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES® Our Slogan: “Bemidji 25,000 Population in 1925” Kanabec and Chisago counties prob- ably will have the first special elec- tions under Minnesota’s new county option law. The petitions for both counties were to be filed late Mon- day, and it is expected that. the county auditors will fix Monday, Ap- ril 26, as the day for the election in | each county. Before the elections i are called the petitions will have to 14! be checked over. They must show 1 signers numbering 25 per cent of the ¢ vote for governor last fall, which in Chisago county*would be 628 and in Kanabec 332. It is conceded that both counties will vote “dry.” There { are two saloon towns in Chisago county, Taylors Falls and Wyoming, and one in Kanabec county, Grass- ton. What is the Good of It? Lincoln Beachey, known the coun- try over as one of the most dare- devil aviators in tlie world, has at:last § gone the way of others of the same { propensities. Oddly enough, Beachey | ) did not die as others haye—by being crushed to death in falling—but by drowning after having survived a drop of some three thousand: feet. 4 Perhaps this was as he would have § had it, is the comment of the Duluih 8 Herald. But Beachey’s death revives a ques- tion that has been asked again and again in the last few years:- What is thé good of an aviator's taking the £ tremendous risks involved in the feats it & of ‘the spiral glides flying upside down, doing the perpendicular drop (the ‘stunt that led directly to the death -of Beachey) and other spec- tacular acts? There ‘are some tricks of flying | that have a demonstrable value. For ! instance there is the one of shutting i off the:engine and volplaning to the { earth. Beachey himself proved. the ladapted to this use. ,Jreform drunkards who do inot want very advantage of being able to do this. i when, at a height of eleven thousa: { feet in one of his flights, his gasoline _HE gave out. Other aviators have heen i compelled by one cause or anoth to do the same thing, and it would; seem -wise for an aviator to be, pres pared to depend on his planes for. i safety in case of accident to his en. g&ine. I But - these other -freakish. doings.| seem to’'the layman to be nothing ex:, [ cept a flirtation with death, to no a - H vantage whatever either to. the.cause of aviation or to the good .of : the, race. - It may be, as =L led Beachey and others to make*these attempts;is invaluable when it comes to developing military aviators; -but. one military | authority says, that the spirit :that |, it seems.more or. less foolish to allow | to play till' you nther the d. Some pass on the start, some venture a low bid and wait for encourage- ment, some bid strong on the gamble to win or lose. Some double other fellow and he either igdelunks or -defies- him~—some. lay dawn the hand.—Walker Pilot. —— Some fellow has introduced a bill in- the legislature to legalize .Len- round boxing contests, a d\ufllcau 13 the Wisconsin law. . -Well it over to Wisconsin parties. you,; know, .it will have to buck up against. Minnesota’s purity squad, and goodness only knows what will become of .it.—Chaska Herald. —— There seems to be guite a senti- ment .among the lawmakeys to -con- vert the state farm near Willmar to a reformatory for women. It is an ideal -location and the bufldings, it is ;reported, -could be - very to reform has; not met with great success, and as a matter of fact, never will. The plan wag against all logic and experience.—St. Cloud Journal-Press. — Some one has introduced: a.bill:in the legislature to compel voters .to attend the polls under the penalty:of. There has been considerable, a fine. complaint at times of the inability of the voters intelligently to .perform their duties when they have .been allowed voluntarily to decide whether, or not there is anything at issue ‘worth voting upon. Compelling at- tendance surely would do little else |appreciable damage. than inerease the number of unin- formed voters, and this wouldn’t help out the cause of good . government much.—Cambridge North Star. MOST POWERFUL OF BATTLESHIPS LAUNCHED Newport News, Va., March 16.— Sponsored by Miss Elizabeth Kolb of Germantown, Pa., the giant United State dreadnaught Pennsylvania slipped from the ways today and took her place as the most powerful fighting machine yet launched. . In the presence of Secretary of Navy Daniels and other officials, sol- emn ceremonies were _conducted. ‘While sailors and marines stood at attention, and as big salute guns boomed forth, Miss Kolb dashed a bottle of .champagne over the bow and christened Uncle. Sam’s 38th bat- tleship the Pennsylvania. As the. enormous fighting: machine plunged into the ocean, she present- ed a strang contrast to.the Delaware, launched in the same yards—the Newport News Shipbuilding com= pany’s yards in 1909. Where the Delaware’ has a di¢ placement of 20,000 tons, the giant Pennsylvania has 31,000, Mammothi black guns, bristling from her sides were_14-inch .type—twelve :in num- ber—against .the Delaware’s ten 12- inch guns. . In addition to her larger guns, the Pennsylvania carries four submerged torpedo tubes, through which she can shoot under water at an enemy; and 22 5-inch 51 caliber rapid fire guns, four three-pounder two one-pounders saluting - guns; for boats, caliber machine guns. She will carry 65 officers, a crew of 863, and a marine detachment of 74. Thirteen milliol ollars /' was' the ‘Gibes a brilliant glossy shinb that Ho0s n0t b Gff ot det ORL-MhaE angeals to the iron—that lasts four tinids &8 long as any othier. | 48 in 2 class by I & arctully madeand taade trom better, materia it on your parior gttt that spirit to dominate the activities| of ‘men whose ability-and resour inéstimable worth to the country. for. military ‘or-other purposes. Beachey's' death: unquestionably takes from American aviation one of the greatest ‘of its votaries.; He has been a favorite with the crowds that have watched aerial contests and be- + . sides;he-was one of those who first grew up:with-the art of flying. He helpedodevelop- it, and his name will go dowa ‘in’history among; those of the.men:who did much to popularize aerial travel .and to establish it as a practieat proposition. i 'fiiifiiii*iifll*‘llii g * RIAL EXPLOSIO] BRI KKAR K EK KK KX “The Liord. will: provide” is about as:far as many a lazy man’s religion ever.gets.—Lanesboro: Leader. ' —— Life is Jike a game of cards. They . are shuftled:and dealt to:you in the blind—you know not:what: you have fulness should make them of almost y o (%) Sruv» 2 x .\\. ~CREAM FOR CATARRH OPENS UP NOSTRILS Tells How To Get Quick Relief from Bfld-Cnlds. It’s Splendid! In one minute your clogzed :nosh i will open, the nir passages of your. he will clear and you can breathe. freely: No more hawking, ~snuflling, headache, dryness. No struggli breath ab night; your cold or will be gone. Get a small bottle of Ely’s Crea Balm from your druggist now. A a little of this fragrant, nntlseptxyq healing cream in your nostrils. It etrates through every air passage of the head, ~soothes the inflamed or. swallé: mucous memibrane and relxef comes in. stantly. i Tt’s just fine. ‘with “a cold -or nuty COMES §O. quwkly the ? | knots. The sport is no more. brutal; than football, and will serve. to, keep -our| money. at home, instead: of handing But; easily The attempt-to |- two three-inch field pieces and;two- 30- cost to Unele Sam of ws lagpet addi tion to'the mayy. -She is-far--and away better than anything the navy has ever asked for before. to bottom her equipment s’ strictiy’] " modern. Oil _burning- Curtiss- - tur={' bines instead-of cnul engines . will propel her, and; is fitted to clrrY 694,839 gallons of fuel. Other.figures showing shat a giant. she g follow: . Length ‘aver-all; 686° feet; breadth, 97 1-2 feet; spaed; 21} - The keel was laid down Kn Februaxy, 1913. = The Pennsylvania, in some respects will be the most powerful ;vessel afloat. -While-not-as speedy as the greatest British warship, the “Queen Elizabeth,” which hurled its:projec-| tiles ‘with “deadly effect in; the Dar-| danelles bombardment, the: Pennsyl- vania’s -weight, of broadside is 3,000 pounds heavier than the British ri- val;-and her protective armor-is three ches’ thicker. A comparison of th two ships, auh R illustrating different ideas; in naval construetion, follows: Pennsylvuln-wmsplacempnt, 31,— 400 tons; big guns, 12 fourteen-inch; armor amidships, 16 inches; speed, 21 knots; weight of broadside, 16,- 292 pounds. Queen- - Elizabeth — Displacement, 27,600 tons;. big.guns, 8 15-inch; ar- mor_amidships, .13 inches;. speed, 24 knots;. weight of..broadside, 13,400 pounds. .Dreadnaught No: 39 which has not as_yet been..christened, is a sister ship of the Pennsylvania: Ameri- can naval_.experts declare that while ships of the Queen Elizabeth type might outrange the Pennsylyania, the latter’s protectiv:armor is so heavy that the projectiles,would not do any BUTIT-HAS. fiwwan SINGE STARTED. AL TOBACCO | Chew. But:chewers are a short shred out so much of the grinding and spuung 1d size. It I the strength chew that suits you. 1:-Then let it rest, See ho tobacco taste comes, how it saf be:tobacco- satisfied. - That <Chew, .- That's why:. it co Because of the amount of nitrogen Fou.spit o0 they contain - mushrooms are more nearly like animal food, -than any other vegetable food stubstance. ‘Boorice. ™ Notice how the salt b nndwtlhemhlohucnnn:m " chews of the old kind. 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(BUY FROM DEALER ORSEND/10%STAMPSTOUS )- o =~ 1Office Phone 36 Slkndhno Moving LB b ok A ’ * KKK K g Phone 58 818 Ammu Ave % - One-half ‘cent per word per ¥ . Office Phone 12. - | %-1ssue;-cash-with -copy. * . :Regulax charga irate, one cent |’ «-per- “word” per ‘nsertion, 0 ¥ ¥ ad taken. for less than 10 cents. ¥ DR .1&55% %« . _Minimum charge, 5c per ¥ % * Office.in :Winter Block + 'issue;~ Phone 31. ) KA AR KK KKK DR.J. T,TUOHY = ENTIST . HELP WANTED. __ laumons Siex Tel. 30 WANTED—Night cook. ‘Must “be North of Markham Hotel sgaod: pastry cook. Mayer's Dairy HED Lunch. o LAW!EES WANTEDKitchen girl, Hotel Mark-| GRAHAM L 'mnuck, LAWYE] ham. = | Miles Block Phone 560 D: He FISK, ‘Court Commissioner ‘ATTORNBY AT LAW :Office: second: floor; O'Leary-Bowser 2. Building. PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS T e DR, ROWLAND. GILMORE T Y : POz 1 have the tollowlag DR O N, AND. SURGEON farm ‘machinery- to exchange- for| -~ live stock, one two hone?oorn‘ eul- -Office—Miles Block s tivator, one, one horse corn eult-ipR E.° A SHANNON, M. D. vator, one potatoe- sprayer, Two| - PHYSICIAN ‘AND. SURGEON farm wagons, Two one horse bug- Office in Mayo Block gles, one - garden drill,{one,> two|Phone 396 Res. Phone 897 horse Kentucky single digk -harrow DR, C:.B, SANBORN and other farm machinery. W.°G* “PHYSICIAN. AND SURGEON Sibroeder. Office—Miles, Block 4 FOR - SALE-—At . new .wood. . yard, - wood all Jengths delivered at your | door. ., Leave all.orders at Ander- son’s Employment, Office, 206 Min- nesota - Ave. <Phone 147. Lizzie Miller, Prop. FOR SALE—40 acres good farm land, 5 miles ‘northwest of . Bemidji. About 800 cords wood;. small - FOR-RENT. A A A A A A AN A FOR RENT—Two large front rooms down stairs, not furnished. Conld also be used for office rooms. Phone 187-J. . L: “A."WARD +:PHYSICIAN “AND SURGEON Over~First--Natlonal Bank Bemidji, Minn. DR. A E. HENDERSON PHYSICIAN AND. SURGEON Over First- National Bank Bemidji, Minn. Res. Phone 73 shack. $20.00 an acre. . A Nor- rie, 402 Minnesota Ave., Bemidji. FOR. SALE—About 50,000 feet of P;“:J"g‘;“fl:“gfli‘:“;f&“ lumber at Farmers’ Milling Co’s. curity mill, 6 miles north of : Bemidji.|pp FINER JOHNSON Ross Anderson, R. No. 1. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON DR. E, No:words can describs:the nflab~ Ing. Your brain_seems, like a ball of fire, your skull ready to cracl thousand hammers beat -your. ey St. Patrick’s Day BeH'Wright’s Masterpiece, all this -uflsxlng is Hea ache is only a’syiptom of sone other. trouble. Ninety.nine times out of a hundred ‘that" o!‘lei' t\'n ible can be directl¥; traced to: or liver. Headache gerous, they weak Rra toned- P—b;f quickly " removes h bloo mmi and® made rlcher ‘and you feel bener inievery way. 14 r;)h&h; package. of the. e “Rocky” Mountaln, Tea at - oday, 'mm 1€1%0:7 your drugelet’s: night. B B, St S g e lblou, and. thu m'lu -0t ;olther da: parke'rs Drug. Store 217, 3rd St:Be- i midii Minn. SPECIALS - place in- the city-on-short-netice. . sell: lamps- at:the following ‘prices; to-our: customers y for their-own ‘use: 1 Wednesday, March 17 Bemldjl Playgoers Will Have A’ Treat. wo We havé secured for one night only Harol i; / BARBARA WORTH with Leona Stater as Barbara and -a New York cast, a superb.scenic production of a soul stirring only give tempora ltef at D " i ill: i Halisars Ro;;’ ;wmzm it story. Out 'of tow,n,.. r.eservatmn ,wxl.l be 'gu'/en Felleved "“"“‘*“ %y umoving She iprompt attention. This‘is not a moving- pictire and ‘is without question the greatest attraction ever secured for Bemidji as this is-the same com- that plays Winnipeg-and:the Twin-Cities. RIC LAMP Orderyour: Electric’ Lamps-from the Warfield Electric Company, delivered any :.We;handle' only, flleh’esf‘that s, made. .. Cotmnen;ing Marck. 15 we will . . New Type Gas Filled Mazdas 40 100 Watt. .00 each 60 ¢ X 200 ¢ ey 2 L el 100 *¢ = 400 ** .3.75 ¢ 150 ‘¢ s 1000 " ¢ SRy, 0.800 ¢ FOR,-SALE—Rubber; étamps.. . The Bemidji, Minn. Pioneer. will procure any-kind of rubber stamp for you on short no- KEXKKKKKK KKK KKK K F tice. * RAILROAD TIME CARDS + LR R RS RS R R LR R R FOR SALE OR RENT—Hpuse, 714 & MPLS., RED LAXE & MAN. Irvine Ave. Write Henry Paquin,| 2 North Bound Arrives. Little Falls, Minn. 2 am North Bound Leaves. S00:RAILROAD #|FOR SALE OR RENT—Six-room :gz East Bound Leaves. 2;& am house, close in. Address B, ¢|0|1s6 2148 bm Pioneer. 187 West Bound Leaves 9:54 am GREAT NORTHERN West Bound Leaves. FOR SALE—Seven-room: house. In- quire--1215 Beltrami- Ave. Phone 861. | FOR-SALE—120 acres. farm 1and on good stream,-one mile from - @a:town, terms liberal, price $20.00 per. acre.. W. G.. Schroeder. WANTED, WANTED—About . three.. furnished rooms for light housekeeping or a *Dally. small furnished house in Bemidji. Must be furnished well and clean. “F PUBLIC LIBRARY. N Open daily, except Sunday, 1 to € p. Address E. B. Baldwin, clo Mark-1m, 7 to 9 p. m. Sunday, reading room ham Hotel. only, 3 to 6 p. m. WANTED—A second hand National . cash register, that |, registers Noheg. ; amounts from 1c to at least $10.00,| . On and. after Feb. 1, credit will Address J. E. Freeberg, Sarles, N.|be extended to our patrons on a Dak monthly basis only. All accounts R will be closed each 30 days and the ‘'WANTED — Wood sawing -done|payment of each account must be promptly by North Bros. 'Call u§|made in full every 30 days. up. Phone 147. The nature of a credit store is such WANTED —Second hand. household that it has numerous small accounts _.goods,. M. E. Ibertson. scattered among all classes of people and the problem of regulating credits cmnow so as to extend every accommodation ADVERTISER&-The great siate .of | possible and at the same time con- - North.Dakota offers nniimited, op- duct a safe and sane business, is no portunities: for business, ta.classl: small part of the business and we ed .advertisers, -The , recognized trust you will appreciate our efforts advertising medium.; u: the, Fargo and co-operate with us, thus enabling ‘Dally and_Sunday Courfer-News |US to :or;duct our accounts on a busi- --the..only .seven-day paper _ the | €8 basis. state and the paper which_carries W. 6. SCHROEDER. the largest amount.-.of .classified. advertising.. - .The . Courler-News govers North Dakota like a blank- et;_reaching all parts of the state the ‘day of publication; it ia.-the paper. use..n order to.get re. |Butter, Ib. . sulth; rates one cent per word firat| insertion, one-half cent per .word |Potatoes, bush. succeeding insertions; fifty, (cents [Rutabagas, bu. per line per month. Address_the |Carrots, bush. _Courler-News, Fargo, N. D. FOR SALE—Typewriter. ribbons::for - .every. make:of typewriter .on:tlie market at 60 cents and 75 cents; each. - Every .ribbon : sold- for <75 cents; guaranteed; - Phone: orders romptly filled. Mail. orders>given he same careful attention as whenv you appear in person....Phone 31 The Bemidji Pioneer Office’ Supply Store. 33 34 35 as 5 North Bound Arrives. South Bound Leaves. Freight West Leaves at. Freight East Leaves at. O Dwamwnw land, ] *33 North—lnt Falls. 44 South Frel%m. leaves o mole due North Bemidji 45 Freight from Brainerd, due Neorth Bemidji. 7:00 pm All others daily except Sunday. % KKK KKK FEKK KKK X * TROPPMAN’S CASH MARKET * * “PRICES PAID TO FARMERS * KRR KKK KKK KKK ....25c to 27c ‘FUNER> DIRECTOR ¥, "E IBERTSON -+ UNDERTAKER ii*li#fiill*l*&«k& * iMWA«.— lfidp.lu-. 1 * *: * x g X Don’t . leave town | mext »week you’ll: miss ithe : *“Na- % tional Celebration.” Buy your * 4( npket urly and get into line. _The line forms to the left. Be * ¥ sure and get a place. &4.{-*_*'** ‘**i* nuwx«:««ranqrd, *x 23 > *x *