Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 1, 1915, Page 2

The BemidfiDaily:Plorieer -THE BEMIDJI PIONEER PUB. CO. Publishers and Proprietors. Telephone. 31. .Entered at the post office at Bemidjt, 4 . AMinn, as second-class matter under Act of:Congress ‘of March 3, 1879 Published every afternoon except Sunday T e “No attention paid to anonymous con- tributions. Writer's name must be known to the editor, but not necessarily — s for publication. iiCommunications for the Weekly Pio- neer. should reach this office not later {isthen ‘Puesday of each week to insure publication in the current issue. e Subscription Rates. One month by carrier >0ne year by ‘carrier. . S * Three months, postag Six months, postage pai One year, postage paid. 7 The'Weekly ‘Ploneer. Eight pages, oontaining a summary of _- the mews of the week. Published every Thursday and.sent postage paid to any address for $1.50 in advance. — HIS PAPER REPREoENTED FOR FOREIGN ADVERTISING BY THE ~GENERAL OFFICES NEW YORK AND CHICAGO S SRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCiPAL CITIES Our Slogan: | “Bemidji 25,000 Population in 1925” Will Gather Inspiration. Members of Beltrami county Farm- erg’ clubs are planning to make use of the state fair this fall for a series of conferences at which the prinei- pal subjects of discussion will be the plan for a state federation of farm- ers’ clubs. At the Farmers’ and Home-Makers’ fot Short Course, which was held at the Minnesota College of Agriculture last January, the question of organizing such a federation was taken up. ‘While sentiment seemed to favor such a union, it was decided wiser to post- pone action until short course week next January, leaving the matter to be investigated by a committee in the meantime. This committee met a few days ago and decided upon a series of conferences at the state fair to be held every afternoon, except i Saturday, at 4:00 o’clock. B The subject for Monday will be “Farmers’ Clubs and What They Have Done;” Tuesday, “County Fed- eration of Farmers’ Clubs and County Farm Bureaus;” Wednesday, “What State Federations are Doing” and “What a State Federation of Farm- ers’ Clubs Can Do For Minnesota;" Thursday, “Is a State Federation of Farmers’ Clubs Desirable?” Friday, “Farmers’ Club and What They Will Do Next Winter.” All of these discussions will be led by mémbers of farmers’ clubs. It is expected that through this confer- ence sentiment will be crystal- ized in the subject of federation and that by the same means members of farmers’ clubs in Beltrami county ‘and throughout the state will gather inspiration for the promotion of great work in their several com- munities. KHEEK KR XK KKK KKK * EDITORIAL EXPLOSIONS * TR HK KKK K KKK KKK K- Frank A. Day and John Lind are et the orphans of Minnesota polities: “Both started out as Republicans. Both -went over to the Democrats and now they are both—well, you can nameé ?enrfor yourself.—Madison Independ- -ent-Press. - = The state of Pennsylvania hasg ~gpent thus far $50,000,000 on hard ~:gurface roads, and New York even “more. Minnesota has spent hardly : ‘enough to make a decent showing and “hag failed to grasp its golden oppor- “ tunity.~——Anoka Union. _ & ] The Hokah Chief wants the law -changed so-that all elections.will be held on Sunday on the grounds that people will have more time to vote on Sunday. But our-view of.the -mat- ter of voting is that the man who will not take time on a week day to go and cast his vote at important - elections is not a very good Amer- ican citizen anyway and the country is.probably just as well off if he don’t vote.—Browns Valley Tribune. —— hegislation hereafter which-affects odiron roresitaxation, drainage *condi- iotions, i cat-over 4ands-and other in- dustrial -and social conditions will be shaped’with better knowledge of -:vtherneeds-and:-demands of the sec- tions te the affected thereby 'than have before:-been:-possible. The once great undeveloped territory| covered by Northern Minnesota has given way = 1 to:.the-path;of progress in unmis- .~1takable .manner,” and it: should _ be .1+ given the attention .and-assistance of " the state government -which:its im- portance demands. g £ J(xn:PetehDory as the:distinetion of. being. the firstand only woman in I8 mmon‘ & then.” It received ‘a miich w ‘BETWEEN CAPITAL m blow: in the tratmmen iuling,. »l.d m ; fi o “fll‘ A g b WK DR N D V.M LABOR EFFECTIVE?|2Y it the men are again defeated, K <7 S Napoleon sosaid. Aman : i B JIE mvm“onnm ARTAN ‘after ~maintaining -one of the most with-a-weak-stomach- is E v \bg & poarfighter. Phone 164-2 ‘Pogue’s bivery : Chicago, July 1.—Arbitration as a peaceful strikes in thé lstory of ki “aim Hmjfiflblehfdrmytme man_or woman, R e e means of settling disputs - between | COURLEY it will be.the death knell'of | i tion 0‘: poo ixf i“lue;gl - bfl‘m or - —-DRAY LINE ¥ arbitration. ly—or toenjoy life. In et or liqy 'orm i R N ~ icapital ‘and- labor is hanging in a “The principles: of arbitration “d ; . OMiSMART balance. And the pendelum is/the present arbitration proceedings: be- ing conducted by the mayor’s media- “DRAY AND .TRANSFER = Safe and Piano Moving * 'Goldanfledlcal DISCOVG!! . | =——=—m=e=——————————"iIRes./Phone 58 318: A:narlm Ave, just ‘as-equiteble, but was labor. has found it.impossible to .get that kind. And the proof of:the :pudding is.in tion ‘board. The-eyes of the entire o # stomachs heal o Office Phone 12. world are on the dial.” the eating. i ,! f‘plel Weflwzhw‘m, Wlfléz%d All ads signed with numbers, OF | —0ou 01— This was the ‘statement itoday of Officials, however, are jubilan i blood which nourishes: the entire body. = initials, care Ploneer must be :an- DENTISTS. athigh laborofficial, inndnhis ekyress] Cror, {08 - Way. the strike was- ton: ‘his'vegttable'rermedy, to a great extent, puta f|awered by letter addressed to sthe| partyerRraIL” ducted in ‘Chicago. “The men were t.he liver into_activity—oils the~machinery' of o b ven in the ad. Ploneer em- rorderly. *Not :ai shot’ was: fired ‘and the human system wt{ntthosevflnmpend theirworking hours at thedesk, :;:;‘e:'af; not permitted to tell who "DENTIST L.only two minor-eases of -violence re-1 | behingd the counter;-or:in-the home.are rejuvenated into. V‘S""’““b“‘m‘fl Office in Winter Block sions' were ‘echoed by his associates, all -labor - officials; in~discussing the recent strike of 14,500 street cariand i Has brought relief to many thousands every year for aver forty-years; It can .J-1any.advertiser. is..r-Mail omsend:your clevated - inen, - which -completely fiz‘;’:‘: et;l"‘:m’;:?:‘;; :;‘:t::’,:;'::: felleve souund doubtless restore to you Bg,nrg'onun_;r Tioalth and strangth. ‘At answer to Ploneer No.——, or Initial | DR. J. T. TUOMY, paralyzed - Chicago’s transportation ToREY: 2 box of Tableta~~Dr. Pierce's Invalids! Hotel & Surgical Institute, Buffalo,N.Y. ——,~and’‘we forward 1t to theiad- 'rather to their ‘overizealous sympa- | DENTIST ___% facilities and -tied up business: for H- ot kave: DniPleroe’s: Common Sense_Moedical. Adviser of 1008 Pages. for.310. vertiser. “1Gtbbons Block “Tel. 330 thizers. 2 Y > North of Markham Hotel twodays. ’ “We showed the world how to con-] - HELP WANTED. They reached this conclusion, they |, ., "0 werike in s ‘peacesble man- renrrsnncormeoonnecoronnoennnnncears |- — said, from their own experience and ||\ o, oi0 7 "4 Bland of the. hbm_ . = AGENTS - WANTED—Highest Cash| LAWYERS i 1 ith from observation of ‘mediation 1m0 "ol ine 12 hourd Commissions paid weekly Wi GRAHAM- M. TORRANCE, other strikes. They = pointed ’ out part expenses. All supplies free. LAWYER ' conference ' with the mayor and offi- cials from-both -sides that precedeq peace. “‘There was no violence on our side, which is in itself a great that they were-defeated ‘when Chi- Home territory. Experience cago was threatened ‘with a-traction strike three years ago. ' At that.time they stated that never-again would ‘Un- | piles Block Phone 560~ necessary. ‘This is the-best selling »time:of:the year: Write at‘once to | D. H. FISK,-Court €ommissioner .The Hawks:Nursery: Co.; Wauwa- ATTORNEY. AT-LAW ictory.” > they consent to.arbitration and they I v ek il _tosa, Wis. : -Bfice seeondal‘l:::l:;mogl.earyvfiovsst bided their time until the three o W ANDED-Youn - : B2 5 o Qb D g . man to operate| — -~ years of their contract expired. muty More " Than "Skin Deep. .. dishwashing smachine. -:Apply @t “PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS The recent ruling in the Western| A -beaiitiful woman always 7once. Hotel- Markham. s m A wage rate - controversy against the|ood digestion. If your digestion.ig % | DR.:ROWEAND: GILMORE ninety odd thousand trainmen on-98:|faully, Chamberlain’s Tablets will;do WANTED—Girl to take charge of PHYSICIAN -AND: SURGEON western railroads was also mention- [ you good.. Obtainable everywhere.—. “ store room. Apply at once. Hotel | Office—Miles Block ed as an example. That ruling 'was [Adv. Markham. DR E. A. SHANNON, l{—. D. declared to be adverse to the labor s s i WANTED—Girl - for - general ‘house- PHYSICIAN ‘AND SURGEON interests and labor heads were loud According to experts the force of b 2 work. - Mrs. P. J. Russell. ‘Office in- “Mayo- Block in their protestations that they had [the rotation of the earth on the gyro- 3 Makers of G-D Justrite Corsets, Chicago r “| Phone~ 396 Res. Phone 397 WANTED—Dishwasher. Hotel Nic- ollet. been ‘“bunked.” W. E. Stone, head|scopic “compass which has been||||:# i . . . . - Brotherhood of Locomotive|adopted by the United Stat alityina G-D Justrite DR. C. R. SANBORN of the Brotherhood of ocomotive [ adopte y the United States navy dllfl ty aG Jll. + PHYSIGIAN AND SURGEON Engineers, was bitter in his arraign-|is‘291 times as’great as the force:of| THE distinctive note. of . individuality of a G-D* R (RENT et bl e 8 ment of the ruling and of arbitration | magnetism on the magnetic needle. 7 % u % «ga the trainmmen got1t” Justrite corset is reflected in.the perfect fit of HOUISE F("OR REINT : F““‘:t““e ;g; DR, L. A, WARD «the costume. Discriminating ~women are, v M W) “Go back into the history of ‘arbi-| % 3 ® W ; PHYSICIAN.-AND -SURGEON trary proceedings as means of set-| ’f v :{|ll--wearing - G-D - Justrite ‘corsets because they have Mississipii Ave. Mrs. Frank North: Over : First -National -Bank tling labor disputes,” said an official for . g % 3 ineo|lf| FOR RENT—5-room cottage, with ‘Bemidji, “Minn. = today, “and yowll find that labor 7 Infantsudl alidg ound they give to their figures the needed outline water, July 1; 12th St. Dr. J. T. : s b4 b for the present modes. DR. E. H. SMITH has triumphed in extremely lew of p Tuomy. ‘:PH.'YSICIAN 'AND SURGEON ,' n )it Cf 10n. S rooms for rent over First National - of 1912. The men submitted 15 ar- THE .DMGIHAL 'advanced xdeas in-corset design and constructi ool B EINER JORBSOR bitration after a fight. Whe PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON award was handed down the men| got. t MAL?ED 'MILK fzaflklacedafld’fivflfLfiEd Look for g FOR RENT—Cottage at Grand Forks Bemidjf, Minn. e G-L Just- i Bay. Apply to A. Aubolee. — an Infinitely small raise in wages end| The Food-Drink for all Ages |l sices' care theitle DR. G; HOEY : a slap in y Rxchmflk,mlmd-m.mpowder form. ~RUSTLESS ritejtag” FOR RENT—Two office -rooms. |Ap- 'GRADUATE VETERINARIAN open shop. The company was ad- 2 invatids and growing children. .:ands guar- inside: ply W. G. Schroeder. Call Pogue's Livery—164 monished and directed to show no tion, upbuildingthe wholebody.: ][] -anteed. to each cor-,,| NI s Al 8 FRSEE ET ¢ ¢ givesatis- . FOR RENT — Seven-room modern discrimination against the men be-| Invigsrates maroing mothérs and the aged. . H set. It's |HILMA M. NYGREN i i i -~ More-h ful b coffc AELORY, your guar- house. A. Klein. cause of ftheir affiliation with the| °~More-her ul-then tea or.coffce. bt GRADUATE NURSE union. The company has never |r{haloss yousay: “NOREIGK 5 FOR RENT—Modern 7-rcom ‘flat. Phone 317-R lived up to the award, and the ment>yGismay gl Q-cabstitutos Phone 23. are tied down by contract, by court|. injunctions and what not from strik- ing again. 1 it 1. T ““Arbitration received a hard blow| f 3 ‘We can fit every type of figure with Justrites —at the price you usually pay, too. KR KKK K E KKK XX % _RAILROAD TIME CARDS * R R L R FOR SALE, A A A A A A~ FOR SALE—At new wood - yard; wood all lengths delivered at your LS, LAEE 2 Nnrthsfiou Arrives . 9:45 door. Leave all orders at Ander- | 1 North d_ L 1:30 — Lot coorii Schneider .Bros. .Co. e At e b M| L P gL A e : 5 ] ik v . 3 238835 AT ast Bou! eave: : = C R[ -‘l:IR[D F[[T Phone 850 BeMIdjl. Minn. nesota Ave. Phone 147. Lizzle {"’§ }ave’tt §°““§ feaw ;’ig AW 0 ast Bound Leave : = L 4 | Miller, Fron, 157 West Bound Leaves. 954 & o Todtivil =l FOR SALE—A snap, the best SUMMET | g3 west Booa] Iooma SoBN 447 2 figfi g, o\ - B O o) —— cottage at Lake Bemidfl. Will con-| 14 Bast Bouna Leaves:. . 12108 E 2 & ‘n ¥ 4 5 g ety : . ' . sider good auto as part payment.| 3¢ East.Bound Leaves. 2 ! PN Good bye corns, callouses, bunions and | - = : ? g For- further -information write |18 North Bound Arrives: e & ! i, l:z‘:’oe tlg?tx* O’Connor Brothers, Grand Forks, g g N 1 % ‘more’ b i >l ' By : HUGH A, WHIT NEY [ ¥ . 54, ¢ -mess, - MO ... IAOTY 5 A [l ‘;\{&’M ’ \ gy limping wien] : - ¢S 5 A s;‘“y:\:‘_ ‘if‘:‘c‘z":lgfi : lots on Minnesota, Bemidji ‘and |3} North—Kell 1f fe £ agony. “TIZ”isql Dewey avenues. Reasonable prices; | 44 South Fre! ( E i / - magical, e}cfi Hrfl] urve easy terms. Clayton C. Cross. Of- You Fee 5 [ S:E::S :Et ;il;lée i o fice over Northern Nat’l Bank. Clean and ) o3 poisonous: exuda: 4 FOR SALE OR RENT—Well - ar- tions: which: puff| hed! . 2 “up.the. feet.. Use | . : 3 Refreshed! | F/ up.the. feet. Tse | \ UHdefiaklll ' get “your “foot misery.. ' Ah! how com®} = after a bath with .| €500 sour feetfeel. - Get a 251 centy box of -“TI1Z? now-at.any -druggist or KIRK’S E ranged six-room cottage on Irvine avenue between 4th and '6th NEW PUBLIC LIBRARY. streets. - Inquire of Berman Insur- Open daily,” except Sunaay, 1 to 6 p. (; idji. pm *Datly, AT others daily except snndny ance-Agency. m., 7 to 9 p. m. Sunday, reading room FOR SALE—Cheap, seven-room mod-oniy, 3 to 6 p. m. ern house, 905 Mississippi avenue. Inquire Berman Insurance Agency: |# ¥ & X x X K X X Kk ¥ k¥ X X kK K ¥ FOR SALE—Pigs. Phone 687. ¥ TROPPMAN'S CASH MARKET * 4 * PRICES PAID TO FARMERS * . . department - store. Don’t suffer Ha::fi . . % I.am -now prepared to ” ool feet, glad feet, feet that “evA' . ‘take.care of -yeur needs well, mever. hurt, -never ‘get ~tired. k T ear’s” foot ‘comfort puaranteed ' or in the undertaking -money -tefunded. v 5 line FOR SALE—House. 4 Sathre. ¥ 1.0, 0. Fy Bldg, ¥ e e o OO L bl SRS Y, ; . PHONES: 223 Res. T19-W. ol L WANIED. __ ____|pairy butter,Tb............... 20 » Maflhme SMFflNMd 0 ,J| WANTED—By young man who is|gggs, .doz. .... T H 3 . employed,. and a stranger in:the|potatoes,. per bu. . BhE =g - thoroughly cieansed the city, the acquaintance of some lady | Rutabagas, bu.. .. . 30¢ B pores; feaving onty @ - Werhave -opened- a:+new from 20 to 28 years of age. One|Carrots, bush. . oe tingle” of = : machineshop -and garage, that is fond of outings and amuse- fect cleantiness, 1l || :cornér sth'Street'and Irvine A daily-mornin: Avenue. “'We doeverything bath with this eure soa in machinery repairing; auto- Ls a doy fi:nd gilakes the . repairing, engine. repairs. of i ay’s work easier. -~everysdescription. ‘. : ] LOST. AND FOUND. e b “We ' turn”‘down “nothing; J ’ A B CG5T"One gala ook braceiet, be- M E. IBERTSON .. that needs repairing.. Prices . } tween 9th ‘and 10th street ‘and - reasonable. - Try.us. B * <=Beltrami:Ave; Finder please return : to 908 Beltrami Ave. for reward, “Goles&- Sundwall FARMS FOR SALE. ; o EARMS FOR BALE. | 495 Beltrami Ave. - Bemidji; Min. Qarter’sGarage ' Cor.8th-andirvine |[FOR SALE—120 -acres farm _land, 4% i about 500 cords wood, half hay 4 :Jdand on good.stream; one mile from a town, terms liberal, price-$20.00 .per. acre. - W. G.:Schroeder. ments. Address clo “L,” Daily Pioneer. ‘WANTED---Second-band 'household ugoods, -~ M.:B. Ibertson. FUNER/L_. DIRECTOR ‘UNDERTAKER x’IBEI‘!MB.H clusive Bemidji agents Ior the ‘sim- v ple mixture of buckthorn bark, glyc=|} :;l:ayetf;; ';now‘;:: ;tgll;r;i-rk& Th;b' 'Vou’ref"sa:’ 3 "'With “Ice-cream is the ideal food-for-hot-weather. 'WILL TRADE farm land for good Hflmflan & U’Leaw , used sud sful or appen- p 1 dicitis, is the most' THOROUGH bowel - Standar Mtary i roadster, -Ford preferred. Write ||~ . “Higlrin-food value. So easy to_digest that cleanser we ever sold. It is so:pow-{| Safe fromr m Box~ 477, ‘Bemidji, Minn, erful that ONE'SPOONFUL relievefl-the usualan-"\\ “--fll requires -hardly any -of -your - -energy. . Cooling |- T <FURNITURE AND almost ANY CASE of constipation, || noyance and ! T i e et traud 2 i sour or gassy stomach. Adler-i-ka || back break- 2 -to your. Stoma(:h Deli htf“l to your taste. ; FOR SALE—k—’l‘n!:e:vruer rll'tlhlnms: ::l‘ u“nfflf“l"s ipes, is safe t d the ||.4 } s g = T |e ;every’ make of typewriter on ;the never:gripes, is safe to use:and the |.ing > ordeal It should not be treated as a delicacy, but-as a | = o e and 75 cents INSTANT action is surprising. F'rench soi» cbmmon & Company, Druggists. ¢ H [N.' McKEE SFuneral Director 7each. - Every: ribbon: sold for ‘7% 3 — -‘cents: ‘guaranteed. ' ‘Phone orders 2 % »promptly: filled.: Mall ordera given || - Phone 178-W -or R the same caretul attention as:wher || ~you-appear-in-person. -~ Phone: 31. The Bemidji Ploneer Office Supply’ .feod. -Eat it for-your lunch -today. Give it to ing>mach the children this afternoon. - Have it for dinner , ines. Tfhivty . ; this evening. Eat ‘more of it after the movies. rs-of zex- e 5 T , genence has Too much is not enough. Because you can’t Store. rought out the new. get too much. S FOR-SALE—Rubber stamps. Tha ‘IIMGHT - modehth [ls real comfort. Pt Ploneer will procure any kind of, The-lock: !chs,in stitch at-) rubber stamp. for you on short no- tachment ‘gives /you two ma- [Il- tice, ‘chines-for'the price of one. e . “Guaranteed for Life st Y j Diarrhoea Quickly Cured, That’s what the :makers think AN, . 5 — “About two: years ago I had a of this wenderful ‘machire. - — = F =———— | vere attack of diarrhoea which lasted;| g or a8 full H. - = - = for over a week,” writes W. C. Jones;] wwies | Buford, N. D. “I became 80 weak ¢ % 0 that I could ‘not stand upright. ~Ajfl- t n']at /driiggist recommended Chamberlain’s (:aIISO. M’ # [ Colie,.Cholera and-Diarrhoea Remedyc{ll* - M The. flrsf dose relieved me and within le ght D.“Mlll e , Minn.