Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 19, 1915, Page 4

If you buy this 10c brush . We give you FREE " our regular 15¢ can of for Floors and & all Woodwork Kyanize will make your floors and furniture look like new,and | a cloth with warm water will keep \ Y them lookingspickandspan. Kyanize is the most durable finish ever made. Clear and scven popular colors. Take advantageofthis offer; we give you enough Kyanize to refinish a favorite chair. _Your 10 cents refunded if you are not delighted with the Kyanize, fl___DARK OAK II"‘ Bosr, 15» ON VhrnisH I !“Smw.cmmco.uofl'fl‘ o1 ). Given Hardware Co. Minnesota Ave. Bemidji, Minnesota HIBITION °$ REATEST ACROBATIC -CARNIVAL. EVER WITNESSED UNITED WITH TEXAS BILL’S FRONTIER DAYS e EXHIBITING UNDER THE LARGEST CANVAS EVER COMBTRUCTED 1000 People. 2 Tralns of Cars. 2 Herds of Elephants. 300 Tralned Animals. $1,000,000 Invested. Sea 10,000 People. UCK’S 20-PERFORMING SEA LIONS-20 i GRATEST § TRAINED ANIMAL | EXHIBITION § TEVER PRESENTED ‘F’ilrjo’r;ja Rider of the RALIED LIGNS ickerkd D OPARDS MONTAN oL P S Champlon Rifle Shot . : of the World. iy Expenses. SHOWN 1N AMERICA TEXAS BILL'S FRONTIER DAYS CHLAHONH DAN, Champlon Bucking “ : X 4 ORIGINAL BEADWCGD STAGE COACH. PERTOR! T 0] O Tarinme specnae 300-PERFORMING ANIIALS-300 | .y fies sochs B0-REAL FUNNY CLOWNS-50 TOE HOKSE TBIEF.” HORSES 10-ROYAL TOKIO JAPANESE-10 A8l Gentine 2300 “BLACK DIAMOND,” TEE GALL-ROOM RORSE = Ross Asherait’s Eigh-School Borses TRAINED ANIMALS | FAMOUS WIZARETTE WIRE FAMILY K G M G0 -Largest Beast that Walks—Larger than ] = " Tl W\ Y POSITIVELY LARGEST : S EXMiBHED § { ELEPHANT > YANKEE ¥ ON ) \ ROBINSON. (EARTH, 4 e LARGER THAN JUMBO, 10 KEEPERS TO BIGNKEYS ZESRAS ELEPHANTS TIGERS n Texas Bill. ‘‘Kongo,” The Largcst Elephant on Earth. Ross A School Horses. Capt. Buck's Sea Lions. Pauton’s Zouaves, together wi 300 Cowboys, Cowglrls, Cossacks, Indlans, Mexican Bull Fighters, and The Greatest | it of B Broncos ever exalibited.” WILL POSITIVELY EXNIBIY RAIN OR SHINE Cass Lake Thursday, June 24 dleweight belt. Gibbons, Bartfield and Young Ahearn are held in the metropolis to be the ‘three best ia their class. An elimination contest between these three will clear up the situation, it is believed. Harry Pollock is figuring on match- ing two of the three for his Brighton Beach open air pavilion for July 5. Just what two will be hooked up is uncertain. It likely will be Gibbons and Ahearn, however. That match will draw the biggest crowd, it is figured and the “kale” is what at- tracts the promoter. Bartfield is al- most certain to get a crack at the winner of that match. WILL HE MAKE GOOD? By BARRY FARIS. A new face -has bobbed up in the ranks—already densely populated— of aspirants to the crown of the late Stanley Ketchel, king of all middle- weights.. Soldier Bartfield, an ex- army battler, is the newest claimant to the title. New York boxing critics were about ready to concede the honor to Mike Gibbons, the St. Paul “Phan- tom,” when Bartfield hurled himself into the fray. Bartfield entered via the Gibbons route, which necessarily halted the awarding of any cham- pionship honors to the Minnesotan. Bartfield licked Gibbons in a ten- round setto Decoration Day, accord- ing to a majority of the ringside critics. There were some who be- lieved a draw would have been a bet- ter verdict. But they were in the minority. As far as New York is concerned, a triple tie now exists for the mid- In all the excitement and flustery flurry resulting from the big upsets in the American ‘and National leagues this season our old friends, the Federals, have been rather over- looked. It happens, too, that a neck and-neck race is being staged in Jim Gilmore’s league that couldn’t be im- proved upon if pennant races were being made to order. 8ix teams are all within a couple of games of the lead all the time. A double-barrelled win often hurdles a club from fifth or sixth to the lead and vice versa. It is a race, too, that promises to last all the way down the stretch and the winner may not be declared until the last game is chalked up. A package of gum free to every boy or girl who brings a film for fin- ishing to Rich Studio, 29 10th St. LEGISLATORS RESOLVE TO ASSIST NORTHERN MINNESOTA DEVELOPMENT (Continued from first page). day touring legislators and state offi- cials were driven over this wilder- ness highway. Placards on Trees. As they entered the forest they were greeted by placards on the trees on which was printed the new slogan of the community. These trees are privately owned and the people of Bemidji fear that they may be victims of the woodsman’s ax at any time. As a result they have begun an agitation to purchase the three tracts and preserve them for all time. It has been suggested that the state assist in the purchase of this land for a state park for all the peo- ple and one of the plecards bore these words: “Bemidji wants these pines; will the state help us?” Legislators Are Impressed. The legislators were ‘deeply im- press with their drive through the pines and undoubtedly the trip caused many of them to believe that it would be a calamity to allow the trees to g0 the way of their brothers in Northern Minnesota. An appropriation probably will be asked of the next legislature for the purchase and if the sentiments ex- pressed are an index it will be granted. SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1915, * PINEW0OD ST TCCEETEEE RS S R 8 Mrs. George Dewey and Miss Marie Beckon of Bemidji arrived here Fri- day to spend a few days with their mother. Elmer Beckon spent Friday in Be- midji the guest of his sisters. John Holton and Ben Iverson trans- acted business in Bemidji Saturday. C. Hynes left Saturday morning for Bemidji where he met the Misses Marie and Ellen Hynes and Walter Hynes, who arrived from Minneapolis. They %will spend the summer here. Miss Palma Leind came up from Bemidji Thursday to spend a few days with her parents. Carl Koppang was a Bemidji vis- itor Saturday. Miss Elsie Klinger left Friday for Minneapolis where she will the University Summer school. Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Meland were Bemidji callers Monday. A large number of Pinewood young people attended the meeting of the Solway Farmers’ club held Sunday at the home of C. Lindgren. Miss Emma Smith, who has attend- ed school in Bemidji during the past year, returned Monday to her home in Aure. The Pioneer is the place to buy your rolls of adding machine paper for Burroughs adding machines. One roll, a dozen rolls or a hundred rolls. Adv. Visit Pioneer Wwants—one-half cent s word cash. - Both the front and back of a new step ladder have steps so it can be straightened and fastened to form an extension ladder of the usual type. California’s -Adv. Results are moust arways certair when you ube a Pioneer want ad One-half cent a word. Phone 31 Iii#i*fliifif{iiii g attend In China and Japan bells are clap- perless and never are swung, their tones being produced by - striking them on the outside with wooden mallets. CARBON PAPER Any Color 108 Sheets to Box PRICE $3.00 BEMIDJI PIONEER PUB. CO. BEMIDJI, MINN. 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? Tie a Daily Pioneer Want Ad to it friend—do it now! Phone 31. Expositions The North Pacific Coast . and stop over enroute at Yellowstone National Park You can make one trip and in- ° clude all—two great expositions, the wonderful North Pacific Coast country and Yellowstone National Park, besides many other scenes —individual featu:es in themselves and worthy «f note. You can travel either by water or Shasta reil route from Portland to San Franciseo or via the new coast-wise steamship line Great Northern Pacific Steamship Co. from Astoria, Oregon, to San Francisco. Meals and berth in- cluded. Write, call or phone for detailed rates, informotion, etc. Low Fare Daily to November 30 R. E. FISHER Bemidji, Minn. Union Depot Ticket Agent Mianesota & Inter- national Ry. o Which is the largest in existence with the single plete unless you take a ride on it. moral, refined and up-to-date. guaranteed attraction. Coming To Nymore Monday And All Week LUTTLE GIANT SHOWS ON A BIC FREE MIDWAY COREY’S ELECTRIC FERRIS WHEEL type in San Francisco Exposition. Your visit to the carnival will be incom- SIX BIG SHOWS For your approval on the Mid-way, bright, clean, $5000 MERRY-GO-ROUND Magnificent Horses, Tableaux Cars, Lover’s Re- volving Tub, New Organ with Latest Music. Bring the children and let them enjoy themselves.: all summer long. exception of its proto- free. Every show a much for you. | Why Wish and Wait? | —It’s Yours Now Sooner or later you are going to buy agood kitchen cabinet. You naturally rebel at useless kitchen labor, long hours and theusands of extra steps.. Even now you are dreading the comingsummer’sheat. Why not be guided by the judgment of over 800,000 Hoosier owners? They have solved your work problem. With a Hoosier you can sit down at your work. You overcome summer heat and. escape excessive toil merely by putting into your kitchen now The Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet Saves Miles of Steps Thousands of women all over the country arebuying Hoosiers thismonth to escape sum- mer drudgery. They have the joy of a Hoosier By the time summer is over all the little payments will have been made, and their Hoosier works for them a lifetime, Inspect theHoosier yourselfand you willbe convinced that you should not go through the summer months without the relief it brings. One cabinet lasts you a lifetime if you select Next Week $1 Puts the /Hoosier in Your Home Sale Starts M The Home of the Hoosier. As an example of its quality, $100,000 extra every year goes into the pure aluminum on the tablesalone. Yet enormous sales everywhere have brought the cost of each cabinet down to an insignificent sum. The quality of the Hoosier you buy from us is backed by this famous guarantee—"“Your money back unlessyouaredelighted withyour Hoosier.” make a better investment. onday, June 21 So when you buy your kitchen cabinet, choose the Hoosier. You'll never We will deliver a Hoosier to your home this week if you merely pay us $1—a few pennies a day for a short time completes the low cash price. No extra fees or interest. Why wish and wait when merely a dollar gives you afternoon freedom instead of all-day drudgery? This famous Hoosier Club Plan was initiated solely to enable you and every other woman to get a Hoosier the minute you know you would like to have it. Come in today. Don’t delay. Don't let summer come upon you unprepared. Other women _are turning their kitchens into scientific workshops now, and a single little dollar will do as ACT NOW. : HUFFMAN & O'LEARY \ Good Furniture