Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 15, 1915, Page 2

The BemidfiDaily Pionee THE BEMIDJI PIONEER ®UB. CO. - Publishers and’Propristors. Telephone. 31.- Entered at the post office at Bemidji, Minnj, :28; second-class ‘matter under-Act of 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 thg current. issue. Subscription Rat: One month by carrier. One:year by carrier.. . Three months, postage paid. Six months, postage pald. One year, postage paid.... The Weekly Pioneer. Eight: pages, containing a summary: of the news of the week. Published every Thursday- and- sent postage -paid- to' any addresu for $1.60 (n udvnnc: .$ 40 . 4.00 +1.00 . 2.00 . 4.00 "!I: PAPER REPRE.;ENTED FOR FOREIGN ADVERTISING BY THE TCRNAA Eé's’& SEOCIATTIN GENERAL OFFICES NEW YORK AND CHICAGO #RANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES = e Our Slogan: “Bemidji 25,000 Population in 1925” The American Note. The strength of President Wilson’s note to Germany lies beneath the sur- face. Outwardly it is calm, almost too calm; but upon examination it is seen that the formal civility of its expression is in reality a mask for a grave and final proposition to the Imperial German government. Who- ever may feel that this note is a dis- appointment, is misled by the pres- ident’s indirect form of speech, which was necessary in order not to go be- yond the bounds of official respect for Germany’s dignity, says the Min- neapolis Journal. The gravamen of President Wilson’s document is that it puts squarely up- on Germany the responsibility for the future relations between that nation and the United States. Put shortly and in direct language, it gives Ger- many a choice of alternatives, one of -which may afford an amicable settle: ment of our strained relations. It asks Germany to disavow the wret- ched and inhumane acts of its sub+ marine commanders, and it asks Ger- many to guarantee that it will give up this method of warfare upon un- armed merchantmen for the remain- der of the European war. Stated in this bald fashion, the stiffmess of the president’s note is seen to be almost.inflexible. It: af- fords Germany an. easy' wayout,.if Germany cares to accept such a way out. As for reparation, the pres ident: rightly says that the loss of American lives is an injury for which there can be no full: reparation; what the Amrican people insist upon:|. is not the amount of character: of reparation, but the absolute and up- equivocal assurance that there will be no recurrence of such acts. And then comes the last strong paragraph declaring that no word or act will be omitted by this govern- ment that may be necessary to main- tain the rights of the United States and its citizens. Could ' the president have saidi more? The American people will stand by these words. - FRKKEKRKKKK KKK KKK *' EDITORIAL EXPLOSIONS % K HH KK KK KKK KK Partisans are trying to blame the non-partisan election law for the weak state legislature, but it don’t seem to take root. The body was:| just as intelligent, as active, as fool-| ish and as grasping as some that pre- viously were elected by the brewery: combine.—Hibbing Mesaba Ore. —— Bill"'Rich has given it out that] Senator Moses E. Clapp will ‘be a candidate for re-election as a Minne-. sota Republican. As there are sev- eral varieties-of Republicons in this state, an interested public would like to know which one will’ put the branding iron on- the gentleman whose namesake was plucked from the bullrushes.—Mankato Free Press. —— Stories of the easy money made by. the drivers:iof jitmey buses witl be quite liable-to cause:many-to en- ter the business who will discover that all is not gold or silver conmec- ted with a jitmey. Although one man boasted that e made $15 on one Saturday night, that doesn’t neces- sarily mean ‘that it will be easy money all the time. Too much of a good thing will ruin any business.— Stillwater Gazette. —o— The legislature is.at.the end of its string, leaving many things undone, and having done some things that might as well have been left.undone. However, the legislature has.not been 80 bad as.it. might. have been—in' fact there is some surprise that. came~out asswelliasyt didi€ Inithe ‘matter of ‘economp-it has.done-well, the appropriations having been cut down quite - materially ~ and* the ground broken for important legisla- tion- two years henee—Blk - mve Star-News. *ii*kililil’ii#i* * MONEY TO BURN: * BUT NO/MATCHES * lkikiifi‘i#i’l%flfi One man sai@ he had money to burn, but -he didn't like:thessmell 'of smoke, and another believes if he had money to burn“he would be so unfor- tunate as not-to-have:any matches. Some want wealtli for positiol buy, not realizingithdtsuch’in reality are but.empty honors. happy individual is the one that does not..care:for.-wesith;. but-is- able: to get the fullest enjoyment out of life burn.” Here is'a quotatidk you have-prob- ably-heards:: ‘“Wealth: gotten by-vanity-shali-be diminished.” This is. a..Bible quotation: and should .be familiar to all. If you haven’t ‘got a Bible.The Pioneer-can supply you with one.. The Pioneer’s Bible is.illustrated in a “different way,” all the pictures except the beautiful color plates being printed in with type. So even if you have others you will want this.one,. for these illustrations make plain the verses which they accompany. Speaking of the wealth, one need not be a millionaire to come into possession of one .of these Bibles, for they are within reach of all. Only six certificates are required, which; together with a small stated .amount to cover.the necessary items.of ex: pense will give you your choice of the several bindings. either in. the Catholic or Protestant edition. See the certificate on another page of this issue. A Muniocipal: Aids The City Parks assoclation of Phila: delphia has for many years performed a most- useful - function- for- that city. It bas managed to combine and con: of civic organizations upon a certain definite line of endeavor: originally, as its name indicates, the creation of a comprehensive-park ' sys: tem — the enlargement: of. existing breathing spaces, the creation.of new ones and the linking of all into a well ordered system. While this great work Is still in the making. the association has expanded' its' functions, and it has done yeoman service in'keeping alive higl’ ideals of city: planning; teaching the people.of Philadelphia the impor- tance of: the: larger vision- in dealing with problems. of urban.beautification and. pointing out far ahead of thelir ac: tual realization the great works which phia is to continue to be a city of homes, alive to- the progress- of the times, a ‘beautiful as:well as a com- fortable place to live and-work: in. Portland (Ore.) School Garden. The Shattuck.school garden, located city, was organized in January of 1914; securing a plece of land 160 feet square: This lot was an unsightly ‘dumping ground- for -all sorts of:'debris: The ground and. removed in all ten tons of rubbishy besides ‘clenring the estumps; and within a very short time had transformed this eyesore into a garden |/ which was:a surprise to all after hav- its transformation. Movies For Children. The “Atlanta «Ga.): chamber- of - com: merce-has definitely: formulated plans to: present moving:pictures- especiaily selected: to. please+-and. instruct: chil4 dren. .. These children’s-movies. will be shown every Saturday morning. Controllers have-been appointed ini|. British West African colonies to windi up the affairs of German and.Aus< trian firms. CODDLING. THE.-STOMACH, The So-Called~ “Scxenhfl . Feeding. In: this 20thi century: of< advance-| new theoriesvand -put ‘into:practice new-fangled«notions .of: feeding: Not!| -only.doadults-follow so<called:*sclen. the_mouths...of .their children such; scientific_soft foods that require no the-children- are-apt-to become-fra-| gile:and: their-stomachstoo weak+to able to assimilate it. This is a hot- house condition that no man, woman or-child ‘should-permit: - The muscles of ‘the:stomach requireexercisejust as any other muscles of the-body; neglect them with too much ease and inaction and you raise a dyspeptic. Use a tonic made of ‘medicinal’ herbs which will stimulate the stomach ‘in- to:greater activity-—a: remedy:which willrdo--this.is. one..which:-has: stood the. test.of. public_approval for. over forty years, containing no alcohol or narcotic. We refer to:Dr. Plerce's Golden: Medical Discovery. It arouses the little muscular fi- bres into activity and causes the gas- tri ices to thoroughlyl mix with the food you eat, simply:because it supplies- the:stomach .with:rich, pure blood.: It's weak; -impure:bloodithat causes stomach” weakness. - Get*good. blood through ithe.use of Dr ‘ Piéree's Goldéen; Medicals Discovery,-amd iyou: will have no more. indigestions: Si¢k speople are invited“to! consult) Dr. Piéree by letter; FREE:. Al cor= respondence; is: held as.strietly: pri-| vate:and:sacredly confidential KNOW THYSELF. Reéad- all-about yourself, your'sys: tem, ithe physiology. of lifé, anatomy, hygiene,“simple home cures, etc:;.in the “Common-Semse. Meditali Ad- viser;” a book:of:1008 pages. they want the honors-that ‘money-can |. The really | without the so-called “ money. to| centrate the-efforts of.a large number | This- was |- must be carried through 1f ‘Philadel: |88y catarrhal -tendencios. - in the foreign.residence.section of theé| recommending it to my nelghbors | boys took quick action In clearing: this |pleased to learn that there.is at least ing :first-viewed the same-place before |Cure 1s: takeusinternally; acting direct- ment, .people:are too apt:to listew to|- tific .systems;”” but they.craw-downi- exercise of the digestive organs; and|* take: in-strength-giving:food and.be]- Send. to Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y., 3 di i (or stamps). for:a cloth-bound cop! —Ady. S HIGHWAY. pol‘rtw NUISANCE: ! T Anammuhuonmmeun- i lawtul mnng of advestissments i - fences-along-public - has recently- been passed in Rhode Island and signed by the. governor.~ A simitlar = blll* has” bedis:pasvediby thesdegisiavare of New York state,-receiving Gov- ,€TROE ‘Whitinan's signature. . ] After Sept. 1. next it will be { e undlwflll“lh thiéne statis £0r-any "% ‘person wprtflt’orcnmww ¢ pos«sd-duny\zb_lnm orZcomiitier: \lWfl .the.. property..of. another wlthaut written consent of theé. “owner. ~Tlig new 1aw makes vio- lmunu of*{ti* provisfons™ puntshi The Wise Child. ; The Teachrer+Sa Georgartold hisfa- ther that he- cut: the’ cherys trew:i: He' knew it was wrong to tell a lle. Now, why did George say he cut it? The:-Pupli—Aw, you-know, The Teacher—Why, Jimmy' knew-{t was<wrong:to'tell a-lie; what. was.the reason?. The Pupil—Aw, say, wat's de use¥ De kid knew it wasn’t safe to tell dei He.. The Teachier=Jimmy! ~ The Pupil—Aw,-dor’t pull no more o' |: dat soshylogical stuff.. Me brudders got two shelves of books full of de -dope:’ You knows:dat de> Iniieriicon- sclougness -cant. conquer- de. primitifl tmpulse to avoid de consequences. . Let it go at dat"—Clevelnnd Pliin Donler: The coliege woman :has:the same average birth: rate: as-her sister who is not ‘educated: Splendid Medicine Stomach- Trouble PerunaRestored My Health: Mrs. . Elizabeth Réuther, No. 608 “Twelfth St, Ni W. ‘Washington,: D C. writes:s ‘T am. pleased to endorse. Peruna as a splen- did medicine for catarrh and:stom« ach trouble, .from: which 1 suffered for several years. ‘I took it ‘for:sev- eral: months:-and« at. the - end .of. that| time found .my . health] was restored and have| felt' splendidly' ever| since. I now-takeit whemI contraet: & cold and:i on rids the system:of Minnesota Ave. Over. Ten Years. Afo.. “I would not be. without. Peruna. . ‘Although it was over ten years ago that'1 first gave' you 'my testimonial, T am of the same- opinion- as when I wrote it, and give you the privilege to : use it as:you. see: fit. I stilli use:Pé-+ runa when I think it necessary: I am: whenever-a chance occurs”: 6100 Rsward, $100. The readers-of ‘this-paper will be rone- dreaded disease- that sclence’ has been able to cure in-all itsistages; and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure 18 the -only: positive: cure’ now-kmown" to -medieal- fraternity:; Catarrh:belng foundation of the d.hene. d. stitutional * tréatment: Hall's Catarrhi ‘ Thingq .We.Do: 1y upon the.blood.and amucous..surfaces of the system," thereby destroying. the foundation: of “the: diease; 'and- giving the. ;&‘tuant -Lr;wtl:’b& -bullding “l:'do constitution and assisting nature - Ing its: work: - The propristors-have: soi burn work. much, faith. i its:curative: powers- thuti they offer One Hundred Dollars for anyi case that it falls to cure. Send for list: J. Cheney & Co., Toledo,i| Druggists, 78e.~ ’{.‘O.k.'l Ellll Family Pills .for censti-! Fares : NOD T\"."‘ - YOUR'HEALTH is-due— toifresh~ air=—~you: want toget-away"' from the hot kitchen, the dusty streets, the hot office, in the warm, sultry summer - months::: Take:a boat acxoss: the: lake; and : rambleé-along the lake shore-or -a ‘murmur- ing--stream,--with-the-fresh.breezes,- near.. your own'summer.cottage. I will:build'you anice cottage: for 5300 00 and :selltyou-a- lot-'at-WaVille; where you wont even have to cooka.meaks. Get themr at the DINING..PARLORS|:or at Bass« Lake or Kabekona—*‘head-of the:trail.””” What, youcan’t'afford it? Yes; you-can —under “our' very~easy. teunfi—easm.thm paying renf Just call 737-J and I will=tell!you howrp or! - drop me a postal. S./A: PAQUIN, agent-Réd hkethem\ + Improvement Ca* When You Are ln MINNEAPQES: or-ST: PAUL Be Sure-To Visit The Wonderful:New— 8 mnnesol‘h State Prison. IN| STILLWATER" Onpenfos the inspection:of the Public:every: d.yh t Simdays-and Holidays, from:8.to 11 a.m.. rom 12:30 to 4:30'p..m. Round Trip, lncludhu ‘Prison Visit: From ¥ Hours- - innemlng S¥Hours: -The Finest:-Public:Institution of its kind.In The World. for Floon and" & all Woodwork Kyanize will make:your floors:. and furniture look like. new,and.. a cloth with warm water will keep them lookingspickandspan: Kyanize is the most- durable finish* ‘ever-made: Clear and seven popular colors. ‘Take advantageof this offer; we give you enough Kyanize to refinish a. favoritechair, . Your 10 cents refunded- if you-are: not delighted with- the Kyanize, N Given Hardware Co. - Bemidji, Minneseta|FOR"~ RENT'— Summer - Furniture ——1and—— Undertaking take care of your needs in the ulr.ldertaking ine 1. 0. 0. F. Bidg. PHONES: HUGH A WHITNEY I am now prepared to 223 Res: T19:W; i WANTED—To. hear_ from_owner .of rnmm care’ {Plonesr" must ¢b& amé i’ gopd favm for bali| Sohicask Wlde swerad ibyailetter addresmedits tHe £ and“deseription.” - D;°F* Busir, Mif- number given in the ad. Plnn::lr :- nespalis; Minn: . ayes: are: not permitted toiteH: Who it o e —— any advertiier i5x Mailior send ;your WANTRIF-€Cléan : cottox .y;:“ free answer to-Ploneer No. from buttons. . Ploneer ——, and-we forward it to.the:ad: értiser. SR can earn $100-and.month retail: ing our Products.te-farmers. Mlpst - have .some. means. of starting ex: Ploneer will procure any kind of 2.responsible men. . Address W. T.|., RAWLEIGH .- COMPANY, FREE: PORT,. ILL.,..giving .age, occupa+ tion.and. references... Phone 164-2 Pogue's Livery DRAY-LINE lmn a good busl.m"mnlf'eonc 7 well recommended; prefer high m!m:fi"m RANSFER. - schoolk - graduste: - Nox clgarette 2 - Safe.and-Piano i flend needapply. Falr Store:” | s Phone-58 T ave. ‘WKNTED—GI:I for general house: Offits Phone 12. - work. $20.00" per month. D. Du- mas. Sidfng 1. Inquire at the Ol- son Employment Agency, Bemidji; Minn. W-ANTED—Lauadsy: girl. Palace:Ho- tel, Blackduck. Good wages. Apply at. Olson’s .Employment. office,-Be+ 'DR. 3:-T. midji, Minn. ANTED—Woman. cook..West.Hotel. North of Markham Hotel ~ FOR'RENR. A A A AN A AP A AR LAWYERS FOR RENT—My country house, fur- nished; for the summer; teleplione GRAHAM x.lmmnncm free; andgoodrroads; 4 miles from |- R tnw;h Eva W. Kaiser, Phone-No. }' Miles. Blosk Phase:$40 3622-6. DYHS FISK;“Court Commissioner- FOR RENT-—Seven-room:house;:eor- o Am:’::; 3,7 I.AM: ner-Irvine. avenue.and. 8th-Street: e Sovon ikt T. C. Bailey. Ball@ing. DR BOWLAND GILMOEE 9 HYSICIAN-AND SURGEON omdo—-)mn Bloek ettt e DE. E. A. SHANNON,M.-D; PHYSICIAN.AND S8URGEON Office in ‘Mayo Block . Phone 396 ~ Res. Phone DR: C::Ri:SANBORN Reynolds & Winter. PHYSICIAN AND:SURGEON FOR RENT_ Furnished room, 1009 | Offieo—Mtles: Block: G LR/ T—— WWWMM SALE. Over First ‘Natlomal Batk™ FOR SALB—At new wood ' yard, Bemidjf; “Minn, wood all lengths delivered at your door. Leave. all orders.at Ander- |DRi:A: E..HENDERSOS: son’s Employment Office, 205 Min- |~ PHYSICLAN. AND..SURGRON.. . nesota Ave.. Phone 147. Lizzle Over. Eirst. National «Baak- " Miller, Prop. IBOR: SALE-—Several:.gaod residence 2 lots on -Minnesota, Bemidji and|DK. E’H.'SMITH’ Dewey.avenues: Reasonabie prices; | PHYSICIAN *AND SURGEOR“ easy terms. Clayton C. Cross. Of+ Offite ‘Security Bank Block™ ;- fice -over Northern Nat'l Banlks: DR:!EINER JORNSON* FOR* SALE--A-beautiful large-col- |-« PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON: cottages | Reynolds around’ Lake Bemidjt. & Winter. 'FOR RENT—Suite..of . three - office | ... rooms for rent.over First National Bank. I;OR RENT—Two office rooms. Ap- ply W. G. Schroeder. 'FOR. RENT—House- in Bemidji: C W. JEWETT COMPANY Incorparated GARAGE AND REPAIR SHOP- REPAIR;.electric . starters, magnetos, all classes of electrical and carburetor trouble. REBORE Ford cylinders; REMAGNETIZE Ford mag- | netos.: VULCANIZING: in all its branches, new process; can’t” We'J nvitecGompetition and Guarantee Satisfaction Distributors, FORD, OVERLAND,. CADILLAC: ; Office' and-Garage 418-420" Beltrami’Ave: J|: Bemidji, Minnesota cGRNHA EXP(‘SI““EGNS I‘HP.OU\... 'IHIL ../-u.lr_R < Sendl0Cents For l! LUSTRATED ! "‘(\V'AFT WR.CALL N\VNNEV:\POL\ 5. MINN onial’ cottage: Large~ stone" fire: Bemidji; Minn. i< place: Large ' grounds: Joius' Nor- | <y < mal'Schoel Park:: At Grand Forks [i#e #: ok i 6% K- g% X4 o Bay: Reynolds’ &' Winter. *: RATEROAD ‘TIME CARDS: + [FOR"SALE—A good five-passenger LA EBA SRR Bliaishd , Ford auto, in first. class. condition. » . WIIl' consider good. horse as.part|i: 1 Nonth. ,-in trade.. Call 622 First St. or . Phone 117. ley Park; :Pine'Beach Pn-k Onk- weodi. Bedch:: and:. Chautauqua :o: Beaeh.: Reynolds: & Winten FOR “RENT--Five-room" house with |} " sewer and water. Second house north “of the Norwegiam church. “Inquire at ‘Schnelder Bros; OR-SALE-OR: TRADE--One-half-ton ;. Veerac. truck:. Would. trade- for 4- ft. birchwood... Ask for demonstra- tion. Koors Bros. I” | | FOR: SALE—Team of driving horses; i|s wetgirrabout ‘900" 1bs: eaelr.: Also | AL ‘|| carriages Plone<501-J: Bdv Akre, | TDAUN Alitothers Sty S¥oipt BANSST, i| _ Nymore. NEW FUBLIC ZIRRARY.. || PFOR ISALE+-Niee cottagerini:Ashley( Open daily, excepi Sunaay, 1 to 6 -p. ; . Pask. ' Cholce Jakesghare lot Four [T 7 10 9 pm: Sunday; readirig room Dblocks:from station. Reynoldsc& | e - A o e KA R i m BALE““Large'cottage in Lake-|& W('GM m* nms Froight Wost Leaven b es Freight East Leaves at.. | ... 250 . 18¢ modern except heat, on Dewey Ave. . 30c Price $2,000. Call at 915 Dewey. . 80c ... B0c at Riverside..- Reyaolds.. t Wlnhr - FOR SALB+~—Fine:residence o chml. + Reynolds:«&: Winter: Bemidjf Avey- Phone: 676: FOR SALE-_Fiue homes 1n Bemidjt. '.' Reynolds™ & Winter: [FOR SAEB=—117% ft. shiow case, :i-u.; at 313 Minn:-Ave: FARMS "FOR LAND FOR SALE—I ln.ve some wiid and--some- improved ~land. in the best partofs- Beltrambrcounty for sale ehosp.-I am7only dandifig my own land’aud for thit: Teason I | -can-sell {Vicheap-und'on-easy terms. | Calhor witte) B7J. Swedback, Be- midji, Mim:-- - FURNIURE -ANB- UNDERTAKING - HN? MCKEE, Fuieral Diréctor* Phone{78<W or R about 600 cordsirweed; half hay { land.oi good stresuy; one mile from _a towat, terms-librat, price $20.00 -par acred W. G. Sehroeder: I%R "BALEDR TRADB-One hundred _mobileir part psyment. - , - Bemidj{.Plowmers--