Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 26, 1915, Page 2

“The Bemidji Daily Pioeer THEE BEMIDJI PIONEER PUB. CO. Publishers and Propristors. " Telaphione. 31. Entered-at. the- post office at Bemldss, Minn; as second.clags matter under. Act! of Congress of March 3, 1879. Published every afternoon except Sunday Noattention ‘pald to angnymous con- tributions.- Writer's’ name must be koown to the editor, but not necessarily 0. publication. Commanicatigns - for the Weekly / Pio- neer should reach this office not later than Tuesday of each week to insure publication in the current issue. Subscription” Rates. One, montti: by carrier One year by carrier.. Three months; ‘postage. paid. Six months, postage paid. One year, postage paid.. The Weekly Ploneor. Eight pages, containing a summary of the news of the week. Published every Thursday and sent postage paid to any address-for $1.50 in' advance. "HIS'PAPER REPREGENTED FOR FOREIGN ADVERTISING BY THE GENERAL OFFICES NEW! YORK ‘AND CHICAGO “RANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES Our Slogan: “Bemidji 25,000 Population in 1925” Not less than 40 Minnesota coun- ties will vote “dry” under the county option law before July 1, according to Superintendent George B. Saf- ford of the Minnesota Anti-saloon league. “We are being kept busy sending out petition blanks and an- swering correspondence regarding the law,” said Mr. Safford today, “and the enthusiasm is remarkable. The first elections will be held in Kanabec and Lyon counties, on -April 26. The Chisago county election is set for May 3, and several will be held in May, but the great majority of them will be held either late in May or during June, after the crops are in and before hay harvest, which will' be a faveorable season for the farmers to get to the polls. For that reason the petitions in many coun- ties ‘are-being held back, and will not be filed until some “time in April.” Home Rule for Roads. The abolition of the state high- way commission, and the establish- ment of local control for road im- provements is urged in a plan which has been drawn by the Minnesota Home Rule . association, an organiza- | tion which favors the Dunn law, al- though recommending that certain amendments be made. The associa- tion is opposed to the present road system. . Governor Hammond has been asked to assist, and a letter ex- plaining the plan has been -received by him. Under the 1-mill tax system the building of roads is under the super- vision _of the state highway -commis- sion. The association would amend the law so that the county commis- sioners in each county have super- vision of the road expenditure. It would -abolish' the present highway commiisgion’ and “have a -commission consisting of state officials with lim- ited ‘powers. In its letter the association de- clares that the three big counties »f the 'state are permitted under the Dunn law to handle their own road funds ‘and expend the fund as they see fit. It is asserted that there is no reason-why the smaller counties should not have the same privilege. The letter says the opponents of the law “do not oppose the employment of an engineer but they do object to having-one sent to them. They do not ‘oppose-‘good Toads; but they rebel against the abritrary control of their location and their:construction by a stater-highway- commission: and:they deeply resent:taking:all:eontrol gver: roads from:the local ;people and: im- posing supreme: authority in: a com- missiom far removed from ithem.” The :association: discusses the fact that: the :three: large. counties: pay more:in than/they getout:of the road fund -under the present systemand the fagt-thatsomerof the rural coun- ties get:-more-‘than: they: pay. ' The asseciatiom: asserts:that the:'higher) assessed valuation:in the: three:larze counties- are' due-to increased ' rev- enyes;due to:the rural population and that: it is:equitableiithat: the cities should «help ‘support - eounty:: road building. The asseciation’s proposals-are be- Ing;fathered in the senate:by Senator R. T Buckler:and in ‘the house by Representative J. H.Boyd: KKK K HIOK J R KK * " EDITORIAL ‘EXPLOSIONS * j world. be.a blessingito the istate b Moses E.” Clapp did;go ont of politics—or. were put out by the voters,—Red ‘Wing Eagle. | —— From all sides come reports of new I settlers coming in and’ of farm-lands being ¢ purelinged: at higher ' prices than ever before. It truly looks as though the endless multitude, of land seekers” who' have been “flocking to every -boomed: .piece of . wilderness of the west during -the past few years had-at last-turned-their attention to centrak and 7 northern: - Minnesata, which-offers more:to- the homeseeker than .any-state -west; of “here.—Men- agha -Advertiser. it A There are.newspapers:in :Minne- sata that-rail jagainst the: prize fight bill which is now -before-the legislas ture, and they:appear to be growing more and :more hysterical daily over the measure, but they: remain: sitent about: football—a rough and ‘tumble “game”’ in which more young men have been killed or injured-than:can be reconded: in-ithe .prize:ring. 'If these newspapers- wish-.to be con- sistent, they should turn their_bat- teries of indignation and ‘wrath upon football as well as prize fighting.— Mankato Free Press. —— A bill is now pending before the house of representatives creating the office of ‘‘public defender,” whose duty would be to appear for and de- fend all persons charged with a state ipflson offense, who are unable by reason ol poverty to employ counsel. The bill ought to become law, but.it ought to apply to the whole state and not be limited to the city of Minnea- polis, as the bill contemplates. Every accused citizen is entitled to a fair trial and the state is supposed to see to it that he gets it. This, however, is only a theory; in practice, the pail officials, to land the accused be- hind the bars, while the defendant, too poor to employ competent coun- sel, is doomed to sit by in silence and take his medicine.—St. Peter Free Press. PRONUNCIATION IS KEY TO READING Nothing is so distracting as to be unable to pronounce unusual names which we come across in erading. Not only does this detract from our read- ing, but when we have to ‘“stumble” over words the entire sense is lost. The Pioneer’s Bible has a key to pronunciation which will be readily understood. Every proper name is self-pronounced, so that mispro- nunciation is impossible. All proper names in this Bible are treated the same. as in a dictionary. The- self- pronouncing text -is ‘a most. attrac- tive feature of this work, and is of' immense value to everybody. that finds it difficult to pronounce Bib- lical names of places and people. No book. ever printed holds such a i e ol e SULHUR-DRES UP-ECIEMA-AND- STOPS, TTCHING This old - time . skin :healer - is used just like any cold cream. Sulphur, says a renowned dermatol ogist,” just common bold-sulphur made into athick cream will soothe -and heal the skin-when irritated :and broken: out; :Bi‘th Eczem:,o: any. lon:d of_eruption. e moment it is applied all itchi ceases- and after mpg ipali tiona the Eezema-difa) ekin. clear an ems_sufferers to.get: from. ::{goodphrmwynmmoeotbold-' iphur wnd- apply. it parts: the same. as you -would: any oold 'or m: hnu»oeeu?hyd praatice of : dermatol l.flectwt Lions. by. :tnwn iy its puum,l ite-de- stroying property. It is not only para. siticidal, but also antiprur; e,’ anti- septioiand: remarkably - healing’ in -alf dirritable inflanamatory:: itions . of the skin.. While not.always. effecting, s permsnent “cure it never fails to. in- | stantly siibdue’:the atigry - itching and irritation:-and theal:ithe; Eezema, ‘rights up and it is. often.years later :before| [ any eruption again appears on.the skin, Dr.* James’ Headache Powders, give -instant: relief—Cost dime a package, Nerve-racking, splitting or dull, throbbing-headaches-yield-in just a few moments to Dr.'James’ Headache Pow- ders which -cost- only- 10 cents-a pack? age at any-drug-store: . It’s.'the- quick- /| est, surest headache relief -in the-whold {Don't suffer! ~Rsliove the ;gany and /digtress ' now! ~You: can. illions ; of- ‘We-notice that United States Sena- tor :Moses E.“Clapp writes Frank Day. of the Fairmont" Sentinel that the “saloons think Clapp should go out of fioHtics.”" We 'don’t’ know ° what the’s#loons “think about it, but we do know- that there are’thousands of ment in Minnesota: who'think it would” EREKK KKK KRR KKK KK state does all it can, through its| edug in e religious -beliefs- to appreciate- —the. educational and literary ypue of this great work. Even though one may ‘have- many--others, this- illustrated Bible {5 ithe:one you:will: use, for, it a new light on them, ‘What -may now seem to be: obscure passages \assume a new. - meaning threugh these:eye-teaching; pictures, for-such iflustrations not only enrich the text,- but they..intelligently ex- plain it to thousands of readers., So with- the self-pronouncing fea- turesiand-these #xplanatory: illustra- printed. There are-severalstyles; to: select from, as explained in the certificate printed on another page of this issue. ‘Out-of-town readers should-include twenty-four cents.additional for;post- age, and be careful to mention whether the:Roman:'Cathelic or the Protestant edition is wanted. Clip the certificate, printed (where. else- KKK KKK H KKK KK * JELLE, * HRHH R HEK HK KKK KK Swan' Larson-and"daughters went 'to. Goodridge last Tuesday. Emil: Eberhardt made a business trip to Thorhult last Thursday, A social .party -was held at ‘Miss Nathalia Rane’s. place last Saturday night, Pete: Hendrickson went up north of: Carmel-‘to' do carpenter: work this week, Mr. -and Mrs. Jacob Anderson and family “were callers -at Pete Swan- son’s in Thorhult Sunday. Ed. Sarrack made a trip to Hib- bing, Minn., last week. Attorney Scrutchin of Bemidji vis- ited Thorhult last week on busi- ness. A Philadelphia woman {is the pat- entee of a bracelet to which is attach- ed a chain to prevent a wearer losing her muff or purse. Take a glass of Salts to flush owt your Kidneys and neutralize irri- tating acids. Kidney and Bladder weaknmess result from urie avid, says a noted:authority. The kidneys. filter this - acid_from the blood and pass it on to the bladder, where it often remains' t6 irritate and ‘inflame, causing 2 burning, scalding sensation, or setting up an irritation at the neck of the. bladder; obliging. you to. seek: relief: two or tliree times during the night. 'The sufferer:is:in- constant idread, the water passes gometimes with a scalding| sensation and is very profuse; again, there_is, diffieulty. in avoiding it. Bladder-weakness, most folks eall ‘it, hecause they can’t..control urination. While it is extremely aunoying and some- times wvery-painfal, ithi; ally- one ‘of the most_simple ailments to:.overcome. et about four ounces of Jad Salts from-your. pharmacist: and take & table- {reakfiist, continue this for tivo or three | fays, “This will neutralice ‘the- acids in rritation to the bladder and urinary or- ~three- applica- |’ leaving the -the irritated’|| ans:which then-iact normally again: JadSalts is inexpensive,- harmless; de {rom. the acid of, grapes and ice, ‘combined with litl .and i8 used ‘by ¢thousands ‘of ‘folks ‘who are subject to urinary disorders caused: by urio. agid ifritation..- Jad Salts is-splen- did_for kidneys..and causes- no. bad effects “whiatever. Here'you-have' a pleasant,-effervescent- lithinswater: drink;:which-quickly relicves: 15 Watt IMazda..... 25 © et 40 ¢ « 60 6 100 % “ i 180 ¢ “ brings out in:pictures the very.pojats b that have seemed obscure, and throws|* tions, and marginal-references, this|* becomes the most useful Bible ever | BLADDER BOTHER spoonful _in,, a_glass. of (water. before | -he_uring. 50.it no_langer .is a souree of.| " SPE Order: your Electric Lamps. from-the ' Warfield Eleetrie Company, de »place-in the city -on:short notice. We hfiudlennlyihe best that is-made. Commencing. March 15 -we -will - : sell. lamps-at the following prices, fo our customers. If anything needed-in<the: , : ways-the-lowest and that we-handle only the. MAN-never. forgets- his. first- introductien sto -the- little chew that satisfies. Let him get the comfort of the: Real Tobacco Chew and it’s good-bye to the.big. wad. for all time. More thanthat; he’s-glad-to share-the discovery with his friends.. 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OR 'RENT—Cottages. at Grand Forks Bay. = Address.A. B, cjo. Pioneer. F | | ‘four:lots at' Lavinia. = H. C. Baer. {:/FOR SALE OR TRADE—For land, ¢ my Buick roadster. H., C. Baer. _|FOR SALE — Milk' cows. - Phone | 3617:2. J. H. French. | FABMS FOR SALE, ‘FOR “SALE—120 acres farm' land, about. 500 ‘cords ‘wood, half hay a town, terms liberal, price $20.00 | per acre. W. ‘G. Schroeder. WANTED — Wood sawing _done B ‘promptly ‘by North Bros. Call us k.1 | up. “Phone 147. ———— WANTED-~Second hand: househald ~ #00ds.. ; M. E.-Ibertson. MUSCELLANEOUS. s A TR s ADVERTISERS—The :great: state of ! Daily and.Sunda; | advertising. - + covers-North Dakota:like a-blank-| : sreaching all-parts:of the state | the:day: of publication: it is: the ! paper; to use:in order to:get: re- sulth; rates;one.cont per word: firat| ingertion, ome-half:-cent:per word succeeding insertions; fitty cenmts per line per month.. Address the Courjer-News, Fargo, ‘N. D. 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EMEHLHORN 81-if-“you “Want--carpenter - or epair-work of ‘any - kind ‘neatly done: A British patent has been granted ‘the French inventor of & gun car- *lage-either or both of the wheels-of| Which ca nbe folded flat against the [ground-to- steady it. - :$4.00 quality ‘photos- for $2:25. Aslong as: - these folders last HAKKERUP - FURNITURE-AND UNDERTAKING H. N. McKEE, Funeral: Director Phone 178-W ‘or R | - Ever,-as-a-boy, tie a can to a dog’s tail and. see him scoot? Sure yon did—we-did! And - how about .that l?t. -or house or piece of furniture; or-auto you. : wishtogebnd of? Tie a Daily Pioneer Want Ad to. it friend—do it . PhonesL