Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 30, 1915, Page 2

e : Pflncetnn Union. “"with"the legislative The Bemlé]i Daily Pmneer PIONEER PUB.CO. Publishers and Proprietors. Telephone. 31. Entered at-the.post office at Bemidj}, Minn,, as second-class matter: under Act of ‘Congress of March 8, 1879. i Published evéry afternoon except Sunday No attention paid to anonymous con- tributions. Writer's name must be known to the edftor, but not necessarily. tor ,publication. Communications for ‘the Weekly Pio- neer should reach this office not later than Tuesday of each week to insure publication. in thecurrent issue. — Subscription Rat: One month by carrier. .. One year by carrier..... Three months, postage paid. Six months, postage paid.... One year, postage paid.... "The Weekly “Ploneer. Eight pages, containing a summary of the news of the week. Published every Thursday -and ‘sent postage paid to any address for $1.50 in advance. ..$ 40 4.00 100 2.00 .. 4.00 tHIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGR ADVERTISING BY THE GENERAL OFFICES NEW YORK AND' CHICAGO 4RANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES Our Slogan: “Bemidji 25,000 Population in 1925” For the Upbuilding of the State. Northern Minnesota hustlers, Northern Minnesota newspapers and the Northern Minnesota Development association have a big work ahead of them in the next year and a half, is the reminder of the Duluth Herald. But it is a task so splendidly worth while, and one that will work so directly and so certainly for the greater wealth and greater glory of the whole commonwealth, that sure- 1y everybody is going to get behind it with vim and vigor. The task is that of bringing about the ratification by the people a year from next November of the reclama- tion revolving fund amendment to the Constitution, which authorizes - the legislature to set apart $250,000 out of the permanent state funds to be used as long as it is needed in de- veloping state lands. The amendment of two years ago, with a provision added for the par- tial clearing of cut-over state lands in addition to the old provision for building roads and .firebreaks, —has been resubmitted, and it will come up for decision at the 1916 state elec- tion. The 1914 amendment came near carrying, but it didn’t get quite votes enough—because there wasn’t quite work enough put in on it. That’s a defect that’s easily reme- died—and it’s up to Northern Min- nesota to remedy it. This amendment is of far vaster importance than many people have Tealized as yet. The amount provided for—a quar-|] ter of a million—seems small, but it is as good as ten times that. at once, and it will be replenished as ‘the improved state land is sold. It is a revolving fund, continuing so long as it is needed. Its ‘use ‘will be an investment that “will ‘return ‘a great. direct profit to the state funds, but a much greater indfrect profit thruugh development | and settlement. The 1914 amendment failed for lack of proper effort to pass it. The 1915 amendment, which is better because it includes rpartial clearing of state tracts so that set-| tlers-can'get a living from the start, will fail only if' there is again a lack of’ proper effort to pass it. It ‘meeds an edueational campaign| ~+a'eampaign to educate the people ‘of‘Southern' Minnesota into a realiza ‘tion of the -benefits it will bring to the whole :state, and 'a campaign to: educate.the: people of Northern Min-=| nesota to vote for it and to inducé: their neighbors to vote for it. Today is nome too soon to begin that campaign. . AR AR R R KKK KKK * - EDITORIAL-EXPLOSIONS /¥ AR A A AR AR AR K Siffragists have discovered that be- “fore women can ‘vote in ‘Indiana‘the election laws must be revised. ‘A “geetion-of the law Teads: "“The cur- tains i’ Pront of'the Booth: must be “ot ‘suffielent helght' from the floor to make! the lower ‘limbs of ‘the voter. plainly - visible-to rthe:-election offi- cers.”—Mankato Free-Press. : sl Ye arrogant Teutons, bull-headed Britishers. and rantankerous Mexican «greasers, .beware! = Governor .Ham- -+smond-has reorganized his formidable staff of doughty warriors!- There are generals, colonels and majors galore, all ready and fully equipped to take the “fiéld~at a moment’s nn‘tlce'—- “Sendtor ‘Rystrom and Representa- ‘tive Nordgren report ‘a splendid trip Bpecial over Northern Minnesota, and speak in 1t s about all the state could safely invest | automatically || the highest ‘terms of ‘the great-pros- |1 'pects -and opportunities in store for any man of moderate means at hi3 command if he'is only able to work. Northern Minaesota,- though par- tially stripped of forest :and mines; will in time become a-veritable gar- den dotted with prosperous homes of farmers and * dairymen. — North ‘Branch ‘Review. = —— For many years Minnesota . has been ‘looked upon “as one “of the strongest and most progressive states in the Union. - Her progress-has that steady; ‘quiet ‘growth “which ‘means strength. - Her citles ‘are ‘well ‘estab- lished ‘commercial centers. “Her “busi- ness ‘is’ upon ' broad’ and yet conserva-, ‘tive -lines. “Her natural ‘Tesources are ‘probably ‘greater than ‘any other state. The forests of Minnesota; her vast iron mines, her water powers and ‘her fertile lands have’ brought wealth to her citizens ~and this wealthcontinues to'multiply’and’ to developthe ‘state.—Northern Minne- sota. KR EEKE KKK KKK KK * STATE FAIR OFFERS e * $1,800 FOR POULTRY ¥ AR KRR K K KRR KK The sum of $1,800 in cash prizes is to be awarded at the Minnesota State Fair poultry show, ‘September 6 to 11, insuring one of the best ex- hibits of fowls in the country this year. The increased interest in poultry in the Northwest, which pro- duces annually over $100,000,000 worth of poultry and poultry pro- ducts, is said to be the cause for the unusual prospect. An almost exclusive feature of the Minnesota State Fair poultry show for several years has been the at- tention pdid to pens and flocks of fowls. Pens of fowls, for which premiums of $5, $3 and $2 are offered consist of one male and four females. Flocks of fowls, for which. prizes of $10, $8 and $6 are offered in the case of the ten leading varieties, con- sist of one male and eight females. Premiums for pens and flocks are given to make the show as practical as possible, and gain the interest of the thousands of ordinary breeders. Cash prizes of $3, $2 'and $1 are offered on single birds in nearly all instances. There are $72 each for ducks and turkeys, and - $48 for geese. Special display prizes of $10, $6 and $4 are offered to exhib- itors from Ramsey county, Hennepin county, all other parts of Minnesota, and other states than- Minnesota, re- spectively, for the largest number of fowls shown. . All entries close Sat- urday, August 28. Leslie Parlin, superintendent for over 30 years, will —continue in charge. Premium lists will be sent on application to “Secretary John C. Simpson, Hamline, Minn. SPEAKER CLARK’S DAUGHTER WEDS WALTER ‘"THOMSON Bowling Green, Mo., June 30.— Bowling Green is acquiring a son-in- As I am-in poor health ‘and am-all alone, I.am | unable to ‘continue ‘in business any longer and -have decided to close} out-all my. property .and | break - up “housekeeping | and go to other parts,;! and for the next 20 days will-sell anything I-own at about i HALF VALUE If you want-bargains, come at once,-as Iam! going to sell everything! for “what it ‘will bring. | Come-and ‘make ‘me:--an offer on any ' part -of it T have 80 acres of the finest land around here, 4 houses and 10 lots in ‘Wilton; my .store full of “goods; buildings; fixtures! with' 2 -pool “tables, 1 soda fountain, ~show cases;-scales;-lamps-and. everything around the place. Househeld furn- iture goes, too. I mean to leave Wilton and‘ean’t mkefi anything along, so ‘will sell] at private sale till July 10th, ithen will auction'away the/j balance. - ‘Everybody-come;; T have hay, posts, ‘wood and :a lot of things too' numerous to ‘mention. Don’t forget ithe place. ALBERT MARTIN'S i ot sCHEAP; GASILSWIE house of. repruenhtlm, 18 Bowling @reen’s baby who'atteritoday iwill be Mrs. Thomson, ‘and the city and: all Pike ‘county, exeept,: perhays. a few: iere :Republicans, are: attending the wedding. True, there_are some nt- tion.ofrthe bridevand her:father,but Bowling Green is inclined to regard 'them as”intruders at a family ‘affair, @utsiders; exeéptsprominent Demo- | crats and home-guard - Republicans aren’t held very highly in this strongs ‘tiold of’ the-thoun” dawg, ‘the fomsg being regarded with.suspicion and the\ latter with pity, because Pike coun- ty always “votes-straight.” The speaker:-of the-house was:un- derstood to regard his new son-in-law. rather highly, but Bowling Green withheld judgment until it went out | and pieked>up 'Thomson's record.{y Thenthe:Bowling @reen‘weekly . pa- per sald: “Werare iall :glad -that iGenevieve is-going to marry a Demo-. eratic:editor—a true American, born;| in -Virginia. and-self-transplanted: Louisiana.” rAnd .the paper -added: “Hail to Love!" for, oh, 'twas he ‘Who -won -the -glorious-day; Strew the wreaths of victory Along the conqueror’s way.” ‘There was' more of ‘the piece but|. the-excerpt Green- feels .about Clark-wedding. the -Thomson- ented ~machinery to cut coal in ‘a mine, pulverize it and'mix it with-wa: ter and pump it to-any-desired .des- tination, .where it would be dried, the idea bein. gto save costs of hand- ling and transportation. The handle of .a new pocket knife can be unfolded to form a six- ineh rule, ! AGHING KIDNEYS EWO eat ‘too much meat, which Kidneys, then Back hurts and o Bladder bothers you. Most .folks:: forget that -the kidneys, like the howeh, get. sluggish and need & fl occasionally, else we have- bmhcho «dull misery in:the ikidney region, =severe headaches, ‘Theu-. - matic twinges, torpid.liver, acid stomach, sleeplessness and ell sorts of bladder d.ll- orders, You simply must keep-your-kidneys: active and: clean, .and -the. moment you..|| (eel s o pain_in the kidney ion, get about’‘four ounces of Jad" S ts from any drug store here, take a tablespoonful in a glass of water:: before breakfass for a few days an your ‘kidneys: will then :actifine. ’.l‘hw famous salts is made from the acid of gn jpes and lemon juice, combined with* ithis, and - istharmiess to flush: cl s and stimulate them to nnmnl B activity. ‘It ‘also neutralizes the acids in the urine so it no longer- irritates, thus .ending-bladder. disorders. Jad Salts .is lllrmleu- inexpensives:« ‘makes & f | water drink:whicl everybody should:take ‘wowand then $okeep-their kidneys:clean, firfi"fi’m! e “druggist ‘well-] Wh sgellslota of Jad Salta so folks whtrbel.leve 4n:bvercoming kidney ttouble while:it is only twouble, & “Wehave -opened a new ‘machine “shop ' and - garage, corner 8th'Street and Irvine Avenue. We do.everything in'machinery repairing, auto ‘repairing;iengine -repairs of | levery description. 2 We turn down nothing that-needs.repairing. Prices - reasonable. Try us. ¥ Goles & “Sundwall Carter’s Garage _ Cor. 8th and Irving | *You're 'Safe ‘With ‘A -Standard Rotary | Safe from ‘the usual ané noyance ‘an ack ~break- ing ordeals ‘80 common’ with: the ‘or- inary ‘sew- ing-mach-" ines. Thirty years of ex- rience. has rought outthe new. tional celebrities here on the invita- ' |HOME BAKERY Pwo-New-York inventors have-pat- |- -as+soon-as possible, but you “tikely need relief from pain ‘and clogged | ‘desserts ‘must surely make your : appetite jump with joy. They're - . made .of the best materials. Try them-today. A headache means you are out ‘of -gear, -usually from your stomach or from ‘your nerves. - Your best way is to get back intonormal conditien Qur remedies are CITY DRUG STORE at--once. reliable. Dainty - ‘eclairs, ‘delicious ‘pies, fine cakes, etc. % TOM: SMART DRAY ‘AND TRANSFER - Safe and Piano Moving lany. advertiser is. “lanswer:to Pioneer No.- , and we forward it to the ad- vertiser. "HOW TO ANSWER BLIND 1ADS. “All zads signed with numbers, or; dnitials, care. Pioneer must be: an- | |swered by letter- addressed to the ‘mumber-given in:the ad. Pioneer: em- | ployes:are nat permitted to tellwwho Mail or send your |- , or Imitial Res. Phone 68 - 818 America A- Offica Phone 12. : DENTISTS. DR. D. L. STANTON, “DENTIST ‘Office in Winter .Block DR..J. T. TIIMH, ENTIST Gibbons Block, “Tel. 130 North of Markham Hotel part expenses. ‘AGENTS WANTED—Highest Cash|.. Commissions paid weekly with All supplies free. Home territory. - Experience un- necessary. This is the best selling time of the year. Write at once to The Hawks Nursery Co., Wauwa- tosa, Wis. LAWYERS GRAHAM M. TORRANCE, LAWYER Miles Block Phone-560 D..H. FISK, Court:Commissioner ATTORNEY AT LAW Office second fioor O’Leary-Bowser Building. ‘WANTED—Girl for general house- work. Mrs. P. J. Russell. —__ PHYSICIANS, SUBGEONS __ Phone 425 oS 70 sale. Owner FOR RENT. )R RENT—Furniture for leaving city, Mississipii Ave. Mrs. Frank North: 507 DR.. ROWLANRD: GILMORE PHYSICIAN .AND SURGEON Office—Miles-Block DR. E. A, SHANNON, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Bl FOR RENT—5-room cottage, pi| water, July 1; 12th St. Tuomy. with Dr. J. T. Office in Mayo Block Phone '396 DR. C. R. SANBORN Bank. FOR RENT—Suite of three rooms for rent over First National office PHYSICIAN AND:SURGEON Office—Miles Block ‘DR. ‘L. 'A. WARD FOR RENT—Cottage at Grand Forks Bay. Apply to A. Aubolee. ‘PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Over “First ‘Nationai Bank FOR RENT—Two office rooms. Ap- ply W. G. Schroeder. 3 Bemidji, Minn: :DR. E. H..SMITH house. Bemid, ji Ave. FOR RENT — Seven-room modern A. Klein. FOR RENT—Furnished room, 1009 PHYSICIAN AND .SURGEON Office - Security .Bank. Block 'DR.'EINER ‘JOHNSON PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Phone 23. FOR RENT—Modern 7-room - flat. N Bemidji, Minn. DR. G. HOEY door. Miller, , Prop. FOR SALE. 'OR SALE—At new -wood wood all lengths delivered at your Leave all orders.at. Ander- son’s Employment Office, 206 Min- nesota Ave. Phone 147. yard, Lizzie GRADUATE VETERINARIAN Call Pogue's Livery—164 HILMA M. 'NYGREN GRADUATE NURSE Phone 317-R 4R KK HHK KKK X * RAILROAD TIME CARDS * TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN *“NOTICE is Jiereby given that this Company will prosecute all persons using ™ property owned by it for storage purposes or the dumping of garbage or other cb;emionnble)anauer in or-upon its vacant lots. tofore used said property or-any of it in- ways above mentioned is hereby | -notified to repair the damage s0 done and place the property in the same ifi clean; sanitary condition in which it-was prior to the time of trespass or, trespasse 3emulu Townsite & Improvement Co. “620 'Capital Bank Bullding 0BT, PAUL Every person who has here- i MN !IO‘FL For N. Dal further k. FOR SALE—A snap, the best summer cottage at Lake Bemidji. Will con- sider good auto as part payment. information write O’Connor Brothers, Grand Forks, 4 tiliiifl####*i«ii s MPLS, LAXE & MAN, 2 Newtn Houl Araives. 1 North' Bound_Leayes.. .. 800 RAILEOAD 162 East Bound Leaves v anen E o B 187 West Bound Leaves. GREA' easy terms. FOR SALE—Several good residence lots on Minnesota, Bemidji Dewey avenues. Reasonable prices; Clayton C. Cross. Of- fice over Northern Nat’l Bank. and T NCRTHERN 33 West Bound Leaves. SS8SNRIS streets. ance Agency. FOR SALE OR RENT—Well ar- ranged six-room cottage on Irvine avenue between 4th and 6th Inquire of Berman Insur- u-mccmg idji. jHIJGH:A.’WHIINEY Furniture. =—=and Undertaking I am now :prepared to take care of your needs in the undertaking line 1, 0. 0. . Bldg. PHONES: 223 Res. T19-W. B’Em DJ1 lée cream is the ideal food for hot weather. ... High'in food value. 'requires ha‘rdly any of your energy. Cooling ot be treated as a.delicacy, but as a ; Eat it for your lanch today Give it to the children this afternoon. Have it ‘for dinner this, gvemng Eat more of it after the' mov:es. ‘So easy to digest that it~ + | 3601, call 8. FOR SALE—Cheap, seven-room mod- ern house, 905 Mississippi avenue. ‘Inquire Berman Insurance Agency. FOR SALE—16-inch jackpine. Phone 46 Freight from Int. Falls. due” North ‘Bemidji 4 7:00_pm 3. . ‘Da“y All others daily’ except Sunday. . WEW PUBLIC LIBRARY. Open daily, except Sunaay, 1 to 6 p. FOR SALE—Pigs. Phone 687. m, 7 to 9 p. m. Sunday, reading room lonly, 3 to 8 p. m. ments. Pioneer. -WANTED. } WANTED—By young man who 'is 1 employed, and a stranger in the city, the acquaintance of some lady from 20 to 28-years of age. that is fond of outings and amuse- Address clo “L,” One Daily KKK E KKK KKK * TROPPMAN’S CASH MARKET * * /PRICES PAID'TO FARMERS * XA HR IR KRR KK KKK Butter, Ib. ..... 20¢ Dairy ‘butter, 1b. 20¢ Eggs, doz. .. Potatoes, per bu. 60c ‘goods. | WANTED—Second “hand. housekeld M. E. Tbertson. 30c 50c Rutabagas, bu. . Carrots, bush. . Ww. G. ‘FARMS FOR SALE. FOR “SALE—120 acres farm N about 500. cords wood, half hay land on good stream, one mile from a town, terms liberal, price $20.00 |] per acre. WILL TRADE farm land for -good roadster, Ford preferred. Write Box 477, Bemidji, Minn. Schroeder. land, FUNERAL DIRECTOR M. E. IBERTSON UNDERTAKER led -8 sulty; --advertising. ‘MISCELLANEOUS dvertisers. The ADVERTISERS—The .great state of] North. Dakota-offers . unlimited op- < portunities- for: business .to classi- |’ The . recognized r:advertising-medium in-the Fargo -Daily:.and. Sunday ' Courier-News the -only seven-day-paper in the state and the paper which earries the largest amount of classified Courier:News covers.:North-Dakota-like:a blank- - et; -reaching all.parts of the.state | the-day of publication;-it is the paper. to use-in -order. to:get.'re- “rates-one-cent per word:first -insertion, one-half.cent:per word -:suceeeding insertions; per line per.imonth. Courler-News, Fargo, N. D. Aifty-eents iAddress ;the (405 Belrami Ave. Bemidi, M Huffman & 0'Leary FURNITURE “AND "~ UNDERTAXING CHIN McKEE.Enml Director “Phone-178-W or R each. Store. DRESSMAKING—At™ 317 uhmmt Room -No. 1. Ave. your rolls || FOR SALE—Typewriter ribbons for.} every make of typewriter on' th market at 60 cents and 75 cents Every ribbon s6ld for cents guaranteed.” promptly filled. Mail orders given . the same careful attention as when ||’ you appear in person. 2 The Bemidji Plnnear Office Suppl Plione 3 <The Pioneer is the phee to buy of adding machine -paper] 75 Phone - orders Insure ‘your live stock 1R-against -death lrom any case. for Burroughs adding machines. One; Kes. Phone 397 - 1be |