Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 22, 1915, Page 2

~r-ture is'concerned. -»found: that:the. proposed law would The Bemidjie Danfye?mneer m BEMIDJI PIONEER PUB. CO. rs “snd-Proprietors. ~“Telephone. 31. Entered at the post office at Bemidjl, -Minn;, as ‘second-class' matter under Act of iCongress; of ‘March 8, 1879. Published every afternoon except Sunday Notattention paid:to ‘anonymous con- tributions, Writer's name must be -kmown to -the editor, but not necessarily for ipublication. +Communications for the Weekly Pio- neer should reach this office not later than Tuesday of each week to insure publication in the current issue. ription Rates. One month by carrier One year by carrier.. -Three months, postage pa Six wmonths, postage paid.... .Qne year, postage paid..... 7 The~Weekly Ploneer. Elght pages, containing a summary of the news of the week. Published every “Thursday and sent postage paid to any lcdress for $1.50 In advance. ..$ 40 4.00 1,00 2.00 .. 400 fHIS PAPER REPRLCSENTED FCR FOREIGR * ADVERTISING BY THE WERICAN) ’z-ssj& SSOCIATION. GENERAL OFFICES NEW YORK AND CHICAGO BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES 0 Our Slogan: “Bemidji 25,000 Population in 1925” Has Cause to Rejoice. Northern Minnesota has good cause to rejoice that the establishment of the state’s sixth normal school at Bemidji is now assured. While the appropriation of $25,000 is not as liberal as we had hoped, nor as im- mediately available as desired, yet, in view of the obstructions encoun- tered to any appropriation at-all, the fund provided is very satisfactory. It means that the day is not far distant when the attractive site do- nated by this city for that purpose will be adorned with appropriate buildings and this section of the state will be blessed with this needed educational institution. It is one more . substantial step toward the consummation of the purpose so per- sistently worked for by the people of . -Bemidji and- Northern - Minnesota, and it leaves no possible chance for . failure. The first appropriation for the Duluth Normal school was only $5,000 in 1897, available in 1899, and in 1899 an approprjation of $75,- 000 was made. To Representatives . Pendergast, Miner, Dare and Hinds, and to Sena- tors Nord and- McGarry, we extend cordial thanks for .zealous work done, without which we are certain that no. appropriation would have - been made. With- reference to the dog-in-the- -~ manger attitude of ‘statesmen of the + Senator O'Neill and: Representative - Stenvick type we prefer to make no - .comment, ERKK KRR XK K KKK KK * _ EDITORIAL EXPLOSIONS * TR KK E K KKK KK KKK KK Bob Dunn did not vote for the re- peal of .the Elwell law, as the senate journal will show. Bob Dunn has consistently .fought and voted for every measures that was for the fii- terest of Northern Minnesota, and he who asserts to the contrary does not know the facts.—Warroad Pio- neer. —— Speaking of fewer legislative ses- sions, with no desire to be either cap- tious or factious, the Pioneer Journal would . suggest an arrangement whereby sessions be held as at pres- ent; save that each alternate session| be devoted exclusively-to repeal of *legislation previously enacted. In other ‘words, let ‘the boys meet one year ‘to enact laws, and two years later to repeal them? What say?— ‘Wadena Pioneer-Journal. —— ~-Several goody-goody people are get- ting all fussed up over the ten-round * ‘boxing bill now before the legisla-: ture.” The bill has for its object al- lowing scientific boxing matches throughout the state. These same people will chortle with glee over a football - striggle where gouging, kicking and everything else is re- ‘sorted to in the effort to win. Box- ing is a manly pastime that tends to up-build character and the art of taking care of yourself in young men. The man who can take care of him- self is usually the last man to pick a fight.—Ely Miner. —— ‘knock him out of some petty graft or else separate some of ‘his friends or henchmen from a soft job. Ac- cordingly, when the.bill came up for final consideration it didn’t have enough to hold a wake.—Brecken- ridge Gazette. KRR KRR KKK KK KHE K X | GIRLS TO CAN * The canning club work for boys and girls, which has been carried on so successfully in the southernistates, is to-be conducted extensively im all parts of Minnesota this year to dem- onstrate how the enormous waste of vegetables and fruits in the :season of plenty may be turned into a profit. T. A, Erickson, head of boys’ and girls’ club work in the state, is to be in charge. The canning outfits used will rbe small portable machines costing from $10 to $25, with a capacity.of from 100 to 200 quarts of vegetables or fruit a day. - Many of the schools and several of the county superin- tendents have bought canning out- fits for use in their communities this summer. County Superintendent N. A. Thorson of Polk county and W. B. Stewart of Beltrami county will use outfits in the rural schools. The high schools at Albert Lea, Wayzata, Man- kato, Bemidji, East Grand:: Forks, Lake City, Cokato, Moorhead, War- ren, Stevens, Grand Rapids and other cities in the state will also push the work. It is said that many of the Farmers’ clubs are contemplating the purchase of canning outfits. To encourage the canning 6 to 11, will hold a canning club demonstration with O. H. Benson, canning club specialist of the United States Department of Agriculture, in charge. The girls competing in the bread-making contest at the fair will be divided into groups, and a contest conducted each day to demonstrate the efficiency of different kinds of canners. All types of portable can- ners will be used to assist interested persons in buying the most efficient machine. SIMPLE RULES FOR FARM ACCOUNTING:| efre Accounts on a farm are essential to success and the highest efficiency. They must be simple and yet ac- curate enough to let the farmer know how muech he is making or los- ing, and where the gains and losges occur. These two things may be satisfactorily determined by keeping the following records, says A. H. Ben- ton, University Farm, St. Paul: ° An inventory at the beginning and end of the year. A record of all farm expenses anid receipts. A record of all the man and horse ~Are-Death’s - Hands at ‘Your Vitals? Your Life is Threatened When the Machinery of Diges- tion and Assimilation Gets Out of Gear. Llfitle pains grow to big ones. Headaches, dullness and “tired-all- over” feelings mean downright ser- fous, possibly fatal illness, unless tho fault is corrected. * K K Kok KKK K K K K X ¥ s low and ‘a new ryearsi business jg club |« work the Minnesota State Fair, Sept. || :| Jortable your-feet feel. labor used om the \farm, The inventery shouldidbe.. values of each item: -¥t-should “in- clude land, buildingsimachineryand equipment, livestock, feeds.and. plies, and cash belonging to the fa business” The most: advisable i t{rge for taking the inventory’is March 1 or April 1, as the feed and livestock 'being. opened. The farm-expense and recefpts should be distributed.among the Hn- dividual” enterprises with which ac- counts are: kept, as-=.cows; iswine, horses, wheat, oats; corn, et ' ceipts and expenses which do not fall under any of the individual: enter- prises may:be-placed:under :persb'flgl and miscellaneous accounts, ~ lie crops used for feed are both an 39 pense and:a receipt. At the end of the year each enl prise is charged with the labor 'ui To determine the rates ‘at’whick mdi or horse labor should be charged, divide the total cost by the: tdthl number of hours. and the expenses-(omitting household ‘or-personal:expenses), plus:or mini the difference-between the .invenib ies at the beginning and the end’ of the year will be a total gain or ioas:a, Dr. Gertrude A. Walker of the ¥ ‘%— ‘man’s college of ‘Philadelphia is ing the study of medical work by, s&u— dents on leaving the colleges. Bir O R me Look - years: -‘ymgul mother’s recipe. of. Sage. Tea andic Sulphur and nobody will know... The use of Sage and Sulphur for» storing faded, gray bair to its color- dates : back: to: het's °| She- used: it -tor.keep. her-hair: beaut fiilly dark, glossy and abundant... Whenever her hair fell out or took on thatidull, faded or streaked appearance, this - plo mixture was applied with-wonderful effect. But : brewing ‘2t home--is' mussy uni out-of-date;~ Nowadays, by:iasking at any drug store for.a .50, cent-bottle of “Wyeth’s. Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem- edy” you will got this famous old recipe which can 'be ‘depended upon to iyestore naturalcolor ‘and: beauty. to hair .and. is splendid for.:dandri., dry, feverish, itchy scalp and falling hair, A well-known downtown "druggistsays it--darkens the: hair--so naturally and evenly-that nobody ean:tellit chas been applied.. You simply dampen.a..sponge or soft brush with .it and draw this through- your hair, taking one strand at a time. By morning-the :gray- hair -appears,-and after-another: applieation’ or two, it becomes. bnu.uwlflly dark,- glomv eoft and abundant, -Good-bye: sore feet, burning feet, s len feet, sweaty feet, smelling. feet, tl feet. Good bye corns; eaHlouses;: bumom' Taw :spots. - more,shoe 1 ness, no m limping wifl'h pain or-drawing up: your: face in ..agony.:.. “TIZ” i magical, i " rightt offi ¢ \ “‘draws out=allithe & Poisonous 5 tiona . whic! up the feeti. Use it “TIZ" and for- get - your~footmisery: /: ARV hew; com Get~ar25 cent box of “TIZ” now nt nnx\.dmggmt or lepartment store. - "Don’t” suffer” -Haye good feet, glad feet,. feet that: mever 71t w |;swell; never hurk-never gat tired. A Death’s Grln has no mercy. <A short course.of home treatment with Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea, taken in time, has ‘restored. thou- -#ands to perfect health when all the skill of the best medical specialista” In the world: would have:been of no avail had the disease been allowed to continue. “When the stomach and bowels get out of order, the natural defenses of the body are weakened:: and you are:an easy prey to serious diseases.- Hollister's Rocky Moun- tain Tea tones up all the vital or- gans, enriches the blood stream and removes the poisonous disease prods - uots in Nature's own peerless way. You, can get: either the kind to., make in tea or: the new tablet form for the use of travellers, etc. At #ll 800¢ gruggiste—Frice 3bg, = Barker's Drug Store 217 3rd St Be- midjl Minn. BEMIDJI DRUGGIST PLEASES: CUSTOMER:S French & Company report custom- ers greatly pleased with -the QUICK action of simple. . buckthorn - bark, glyeerine, ete., as mixed in Adler-i-ka, This+simple. remedy 'drains the old foul matter from the THOROUGHLY that ONE SPOON- FUL relieves almost ANY CASE of constipation, sour or gassy stomach. It is so powerful that it is used sut cessfully in appendicitis. ..'Adler-i-ka never gripes and the INSTANT actiofi It appears that the economy and efficiency bill on which the commis- sion appointed by Governor Eberhart 780 far-as: this'session of the legisla- ‘The failure of this bill to jecome a law illustrates theiattitude of pretty nearly every re- 1+fornier. 'He' is ‘perfectly “willing to .reform ‘his neighbor, but' he doesn’t propose to-allow his neighbor to re- ~form.-him. - In -this case every man ‘who -wasssupposed -to :be favorable +ta;reforms rin- the state. government [ ‘spent:so' much labor, is a:dead issue, || is surprising. P R A P S SO i Children’s- Coughs and Colds. — Coughs-and colds are the bane “ot childhood and cause mothers mueh more worry than any other of. thé|®®! minor diseases. ‘Those who keep' Chamberlain’s ~Cough' . Remedy iaby hand ready for instant use have less’ occasion to worry.. Mrs. W. P. Agi Bluffton, Ohio, says, “I always rely upon Chamberlain’s Cough Remédy ‘when the ghildre_p have coughs ‘or colds.” Obtainable everywhere. year’s . foot. comfort..guaranteed or .money refunded. " * PUT'CREAM N NOSE IND"S’TDF ‘CATARR Tells Hmrl’vOpqul trils and End Heul Cold.s You fcel fine in a few moments. Yobr cold in head or-catarrh will be gome. )| our clogged nostrils will open. The air passages <of - your--head : wilt -clear] and you ‘can +breathe ifreely:i : No-mére idull- ness, -headache; - nor:hawking; The difference between the receipts Barker says, | o wPor LFumlgatlng Purposes: ... Just.ask the.man at Barkers’ what. you need or b1 Fhings We Do: “We T'nvite Gompetition and Guarantee Satisfactiol le-‘ndflfiuage 418-420 ‘Beltrami Av 5 snuffling; mucous discharges or dryness; no stryg- gling for breath at night. Tell your -druggist you-want g snigil bottle of ‘Ely’s:Credm -Balnsi» Apply % livtle- of . this »fragrant, antiseptic. creamr-| in your. nostrils, let. it penetrate through every air< passage of the ‘head; ‘soothe and heal ‘the-swallén; inflamed - mucous membrane, - and relief: comes -instantly. Tt is ’ust what gvery cold and eatarrh sufferer needs, Dont stay ~ stuffed-up and miserable, bowels 80 (H ence -1 tarrh to be @ constitutional therefore--requires—constitt ment. tarrh: Qu ed by F. feney. & Cor Ton is ‘the only-Constitutional cure: market. .It.ie:taken: -~ mmitsuse msemdxnature in. millions of homes adorks..s:Millions:of. women -know. how .does the hard work of washing dishes, nerub- “ml floors; andWwashing woodwork — g © sixicBut not all of these millions of women | §i realize that Gold Dustis the only ,wulunmnnd cleaning powder. needed “in-any home. Gold Dust cle: metal . work, nickel, enameled ware, sluminum vessels, etc:, without scratching '~ “or marting the-polished-surface. Jo o g;::i! v:::v.mh ngt l;’nt.bhz;i ‘and- bathroom E 0 ane - ans mh.:&uh‘m.d: n‘hnd E‘e’-mm" linoleum angd pilcloth, washing ¢lnswne—|n short, use i “to Ahlu“fld‘hn‘htm‘ - &nndhrmpackaguuuflmh' it | To-EERGFAIRBANK: s MAKERS ~“*When its-necessary to use ~poison, . use _the. kind. that kills: - At this.season of the year poison has'many. uses.and it is well to: use it © with- precaution. .. This is one reason “why you should buy-your disinfectants . here.” | You’ll need some | of these ; ' IGET' AFTER-THE BUGS Barkers’ Bed Bug Killer Lightning Bed Bug Killer b Magic Bug Destroyer’, Disinfectants: : ~Chloride of lime. White Hellebore, for destroy— -ingimsects on: plants:and. etc..: Red: Cedar -Compound, a perfect- moth ‘destroyer. Dr.. ...Hess’. disinfectant.: -Kreso-Dip. « Formaldehyde-candels::. Sulphur-candels. Furniture Polishes: su:Reflecto-is the best. “ veneer. :0'Cedar.polish. Liquiv.j]:: "u!hat-ls best \He's there to help you. sii --Bemidji, Minn| |FOR: SALE<-120:-acres farm: r-about - 600 :cords wood, halt hay C.“W."JEWETT -COMPAN ‘Incorporated ~»GARAGE-AND REPAIR SHOP “"REPAIR; electric- starters, ‘magnetos, all classes 6f electrical and carburetor trouble. i o8 REB’GRE‘ Ford-cylinders,"REMAGNETIZE Ford mag ] "”‘VUWAN‘IZING in all'its branches; new process, can/ 5 «'burnm work. _Distributors, FORD,-OVERLAND,:GADILLAC -“*-~Bemidji,. Minnesota B e o FOR RENT--=Summer- cottages, fur- + mished, at -Lavinia, Ashley: Park 1{FOR*RENT-==10-room house, :corner -77& Winter. FOR RENT—Six-room residence and FOR" RENT-—7-room:house, w. Pho! X DENISON, D, V.M ARIAN ne 16‘-2 i 14Pogue's Livery — DRAY LINE M; SMART Res. U IvrorvonlPobroomolror SRSV LUV EU WANTED—Girl for general house: 707 Beltrami Ave. FOR RENT. DR. ‘work. DRAY “AND ‘TRANSFER Safe and Piano. Movi: Phone 68 818:America Ave. Office Phone 12. ENTISTS. D. L. STANTON, DENTIST 24 Office”’in ‘Winter-Block and Riverside:- olds & Winter. Only 4 left. Reyn- DR 6th and-Minnesota Ave. Reynolds Gibbons Block 3T TUOMY, DENTIST Tel. 330 North of Markham \Hotel - LAWYERS bath for the summer, from May- to Nov. 1. .Address ‘T. B.,, care Pioneer. ' 55| Miles. Block M._TORRANCE, AWYER ~--Phone 560 Irvine Ave. and-10th St. =& Winter. Reynolds FOR RENT—One-half acre garden, FOR“RENT—McCuaig store- FOR RENT—Two office rooms. Ap- Twelfth and Irvine. J. W. Wilcox. [FOR . RENT-—9-room - house on , Be' DR: ,midji Ave. - Reynolds-& Winter. . | build- ing.* Inquire 'C. W. Warfleld:<:« DR ply W. G. Schroeder. FOR_SALE—At new..wood ' yard, | . FOR_SALE—Make an offer for 9- Phone 396 Tcorner [ D "HE FISK; Court Commissioner ATTORNEY AT LAW Office second ffoor O’Leary-Bowser Building. ~~ PHYSICIANS,..SURGEONS ROWLAND .GIEMORE PHYSICIAN. ANDSURGEON ~i: Office-—-Miles Block E. 'A."SHANNON, M. D. 'PHYSICIAN' AND SURGEON =+-Office in Mayo Block Res. Phone 397 FOR SALE, IR, wood all lengths delivered at your door. Leave all orders at Ander- son’s Employment: Office, 205 Min- DR nesota Ave. ‘Phone 147.- :Lizzie Miller, Pro) g C. R SANBORN PHYSICIAN AND: SURGEON +--Office—Miles Block +Over- First “Nationai Bank ~-~Bemidji; Minn. room, modern house and 4-room|DR. house on three lots, corner 7th and Bemidji Ave. Reynolds & Winter. FOR SALE—Lake shore lots: and summer cottages at Ashley Park, | Office . Phone 36 A. E.-HENDERSON PHYSICIAN . AND -SURGEON Over. First : National . Bank ~Bemid}, Minn. Res.-Phone 73 Pine Beach Park and Riverside.|DR. Reynolds & Winter, FOR SALE CHEAP—Good ! farm horse, weight 1,100. Drive 'single| DR, FOR SALE—40-ft. lot fronting the or double, at Everson Restaurant. Phone 104. E."H."SMITH ‘PHYSICIAN "AND ‘SURGEON is Office’ Security Bank ‘Block :EINER: JOHNSON PHYSICIAN -AND- SURGEON -Bemidji, Minn. g lake,; the only residence site legt|* * ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ K K % k k¥ % X X x & on the Boulevard. Winter. Reynolds FOR - - house, corner 10th St. and Irvine . Ave. FOR SALE—One E. M. F. 5-passenger touring car; FOR SALE—TFine3-room house on| -2 lot -50x145—well: located; in Ny- Fd more; $550.00. Reynolds & Winter. 163 FOR SALE—One Locomobile jitney 186 bus, One 1915 Maxwell, one Ford (1! touring car. A. A. Carter. SALE OR :TRADE—7-room Reynolds & Winter, 1 Ford trucki In= ‘-quire Bemidji Auto Co. FOR SALE—Two modern cottages on | *33 44 America. ..Avenue. A Reynolds & Winter. bargain. FOR SALE—9 H. P. Sears: motor- FOR ' SALE—Gardeen tools of all FOR SALE—7-room house and two *x 46 eycle. J. A. Carlton, 806 Amer-| 45: ica Ave. | *+Dal kinds. John D. Lunn, Phone 676. +Donovan, 811 Bemidji Ave. ~MINNESOTA & INTERNATI &|* .. RAILROAD. TIME CARDS * KKK KKK KKK KKK KK ' MPLS., RED LAKE & MAN. North-Bound -Arrives 9:45 am North Bound:Leaves. 1:30 pm ..800 _RAILROAD Fast Bound Leaves. 9:36 am 3 West Bound Leaves 4:55 pm East ,Bound. Leaves. 2:46 pm 7 West Bound Leaves. 9:54 am - GREAT NORT! West. Bound Leaves East Bound Leaves. West Bound Leaves East Bound. Leaves North Bound Arrive: South..Bound. Leaves. Freight West Leaves at. Freight East Leaves at. » 0 nwaurwbn 8833885 pm North—Int. Falls. :16 am South: .. Freight, am 00 am Frelght from Int. due ‘North Bemidji. Frelsht !rom Brainerd, midji. ... 7:00 pm lly. All:othars daily except.Sunday. B e ——————————— -NEW.PUBLIC LIBRARY. Open daily, except.Sunaay, 1 to € p. FOR. SALE—Household- goods. W. H. et g e el 7to 9 p. m. Sunday, reading room FOR 'SALE—6-room house; lot (50X {4« 4 330. :'Reynolds & ‘Winter. lots, 1221 Dewey Ave. * K FOR i SALE+=Gasoline :launch. Phone —_— 101. ;. FARMS FOR.SALE. iland, land-ongood-stream; one mile: from a:town, terms liberal, price $20.00 per acre. ~'W. 'G: Schroeder. - WANTED--8econd hand -housshold <.goods; the-average German maiden was sent to a:school of housekeeping for from six-to twelve months, and strictly pre- pared in-whatever intracies of house- keeping: her careful mother had not previously instructed her. - Mrs. J. F. Baldwin, Sandy Creek, N. Y., suffered a great deal pains in the-stomach due to nervous indigestion. lain’s Tablets relieved me right away; and by taking three or four bottles of them I was cured of the trouble -WANTED. M. B Ibertson. Before: the:present war- broke out -Nervous-Indigestion. from She writes, “Chamber.. Butter, 1b. Eggs, doz. Potatoes, bu.. Rutabagas, bu... Carrots,. bush. . KK KKK K KT KKK KKK % TROPPMAN’S. CASH MARKET * ‘PRICES PAID TO FARMERS * EREKKK KKK KKK KK KK . 25¢ 18¢ 36¢ «.. 30c ceeees B0C <Huffman & 0'Leary “FURNITURE AND * *UNDERTAKING H N. McKEE, Funeral; Director --Phone:178-W or R FUNERAL DIRECTOR IBERTSON & v.a,flerDER"l‘AKER and have not felt any of the old “|symptoms since.” Obtainable every- Where. e i+ |{-405. Baltrami. Ave. .. Bemidji, Miar, Unclaimed Letters. List: of advertised letters “UN- CLAIMED” at Bemidji ~ postoffice; | uu——— -+ I .anr-now prepared A take care of your:need: +~in the-undertaking - « - line \ . 0. 0F. Bidg, Men—Cothren, E., Erikson, Mr. Jens, Fear, Mr: Lewis, Foss, Mr. John, Gib- son, Mr. John, Higgs, Fred, Laramy, Mr. J. Y., Roberts, Mr. Rob, Ruud, Mr. A. 0., Satre, Peter, -Winans, Mr. Raymond:*' Women — Brown, Henry A., Brown, Mrs. Bert, Higgs,| Mrs. Emma. { MultiKopy Mrs. "CARBON<PAPER -~ Any Color #1108/Sheets-to Box "= PRICE $3.00 s . Ever, as a boy, tie'a'can to a dog’s tail and see him scoot? - ‘Sure you did—we did! - And how about that .+ lot, or-house or piece :..of -furniture, or auto you >+wish to get rid of? : w’fle a Daily-Pioneer-Want Ad to it friend—do it Phone 31.