Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 11, 1915, Page 2

¥ : { | | t tlons for the Weekly Plo- reach this office‘not later n Tuesday of each week to insure pul eltlon in -the--eurrent issue. Eight m&. ooftiihing 'd summary the Raws of. 3 v'uk. P\lbl!qh;d every an - postage id te addresd for §1.80 {n advance, R B RS S SRR OSSR ] ] The Daily Pioneer receives wire ‘service of ‘the United * Press Association. * * LR R R R R R R x * * * * tHIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGR ADVERTISING BY THE B [ball game which shows two teams || battling’ on the gridiron in one ot‘ 9 GENERAL OF NEW YORK AN ] CHICAGOC RRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES ——r———— MINNESOTA WEEK. Minnesota week is being observed by all the newspapers of the state. The plan was started by members of the Minnesota State Editorial as- sociation with an idea of advertising the great resources of the state. The Bemidji Pioneer today pub- lishes on the first page its first ar- ticle of the week entitled “Home- Minnesota-Home.” Governor W. S. Hammond has is- sued the following proclamation in regard to Minnesota week: “To the publishers and readers of Minnesota newspapers: “My attention has been called to the proposed “Newspaper Week,” October 10 to 16, by a committee of the Minnesota Editorial associa- tion. Permit me to say that I ap- prove most heartily of this plan to advertise Minnesota and trust that many papers will join in the move- ment to give special mention that week of the great and varied re- sources of the state, its rich farm- ing country producing bread, butter and beef sufficient to feed millions, its vast forests, its great mineral wealth, its lakes and streams and beautiful scenery. Every mewspaper in the state can with pride call at- tention to its own prosperous com- munity ““The publicity given to the re- sources of our state will give our citizens renewed appreciation of the opportunities’ ‘before them 'for ac- quiring the ‘necessities and comforts of“lffe!” But if thé staté is to" de- rive’ the full ‘benefit, ' ‘Newspaper ‘Week’ should als6 bé a medans 'of calling the attention of people in other states to our “healthful’ cli- mate and fertile soil, to the quan- tity, quality and variety of the prod- ucts of MinnesGta.”"The publiskers must have the co-operation “of " pri- vate citizens and civic organizations. One effective way in which they can aid is by obtaining copies of their local papers during ‘Newspaper Week’ and sending them to their friends in other states. To do thig will_help in finding new markets and creating new demands for the products of Minnesutn farms and fac- torles, and will aid in bringing set- tlers to, the nnoccupied lands still tonnd in some of our countteu 3 GOSSIP. Gossip! The very name has a nasty mund You’!l find her sneak- ing i intn the stores, the school rm)m, the churches and societies. You'll find her masquérading = under the name of friendship. You’ll find her leaning over the back tence or ruff- ling in silks nnfl satins 10 the draw- ing room. Her ‘ldhk ‘and ungnlnly figlireedges f)etween hifEband I aild SKé blackens“the chaFactefs of men and "woiliefi "dnd innddént’ ¥irls.'' She ruins the careers of young méii Suppose a man-or woman is not as you are or as you tHifik they should be. Do you know ‘you are right? Let other people; think as they be- lieve they should think, whether it is about polities, religion or morals, and if their ideas are not according _to yours, don’t gossip about: them. Hell may be paved with good inten- tions, but the supporting pillars are the gossipers. Ry “Russian | 5o, a0t giis 1 A Chicago man fell'dead after tell- ing a joke. ~We could ~ undarstaml that about & Phiiadetphi mth’ L The navy -wants $10,000,000 for aeronautics. That’ nusht to. lttr up |there is a picture of a boys’ speed-| * huis ‘| Blevator company, of ‘Roe Heizht!- WEEKI.Y TflNIGHT Real News Movies' to Be Shown at Grand T}:eoter Mgnm ] is Good. " Brnncho-hnsting, larlst-throwln ', on pictnreb < ase of thé Bemidji flnfly Pioneer’ [ Weekly which will be shown tonight at the Grand theater. Are Hnwrwal Documents. The pictures show some of the most famous cowboy and trick riders of the'west whio ‘gdthered recently af the Idaho Falls frontier day celebra- tion. 'They ‘are historical documents showing every feature’ of the cowhos’ life in the days when the west was young and there was neither femce nor law in the cattle country. Boys’ Speedway Pictured. But that there is'red-blooded sport a plenty even in these later days is evidenced by the picture of a foot-! the first contests of ‘the season. 'l‘he kiddles have their innings, too, lor way race that rivals in interest. if] not in speed that recent contest of} the world’s famous drivers on the Twin City motordrome. The juven- ile speedsters are seen racing around| in one boy-power pushmoblles buflt out of a few planks and a discarded go-cart. ! Show N. D. Crack Squad. That the United States is not by the pictures of the crack drill squad from the University of North Dakota. The squad 'is picked from the cadet regiment at the university|, geath yesterday while eating a and shows Uncle Sam’s citizen sol- diers executing difficult maneuvers with rifle and saber. Pictures of Blind Warriors. From the war hospitals at Berlin comes a picture that tells more graphically than words can of the terrible cost of the European war. The soldiers who have served the Fatherlands on the field of battle are seen convalescing in the hospi- tals and in the parks of the city. Most appealing of all are the pictures of the blind warriors. Pioneer Girl Makes Tnp Another picture shows a' pretty motion picture actress,. ‘“The North- west Daily Pioneer Northwest Week- ly @Girl,” riding across’ the Missis- sippi river ovér St.”"Ahthony ‘Falls in 4 big'iron bucket. '“The pictures show a bird’s eye view of Minne- apolis similar to that which would be 'seén by a' hostile aviator scout- ing over the city in time of War, The skyscrapers ‘of the city loom up as easy targets for the airmpn’s bombs." There is a splendid picture of the falls and the greatest milling district in' the ‘world as ‘well ‘as a | view of the Minneapolis skyline.’ —_— about as much effect as 'a drop of water on a hot stove. In the English scale, the budget goes upas’'the pound ‘sterling comeés down ¥ The next thing we hear, John D. Jr., will be wearing a blue shlrt Im‘l a lnmp in-his cap. 1t the supreme court denies aliens the right to be employed on public Works, ‘the “European’ drmies -may look for heavy reinforcements; Former President Taft expects to try His 'hand at deep-sea fishing. ‘We trust he will be careful nnd ‘not-rock the buzt With the Balkan states in the fight again, it will seem like old th'nen Cliill*lliii’*’l’ * ' NORTHWEST BRIEFS x KX XX KR KR KRR RKKKY Fordville, N. D.—Fordville will - | hold a celebration® on the" tenth an- niversary of ‘its-foundation, -Octoher 28, ‘at which time Governor L. B. Hanna, of North Dakots, will be the principal speaker. -~ Sioux Falls, 8; D:=Floyd Olson, one of the charges of the Lutheran Orphans’ home at Beloit, died: as a result of falling from a.silo while playing. ‘His skull 'was: crushed.’ Mason City, City Clay works nlnnt with all ma- chinery ‘burned ‘this mornlng with a loss of $20,000. Fergus Falls, Minn.—The city ‘| council approved an arder for water | meters, and the waterworks system here will now be pheed on'a meter Pierre, S. D.—Articles of incorpora- tion have been filed for the Farmers’ capttnl $25,000. The tneorpornoru are W D. Ludbetter, Henry Seott G F. Lindsay nna others Grltton, N. D—Plans have been compléted for the annual leh [ties men are not.available.at any toBtien, | nue under the increased levy will be wholly unprepared for war is proved | Towa.—The Mason | club, October 21 and 22. Wanbny, 8. D.—Arthur; 12-year- old son of Mr. and Mrs. Brtnk, ‘was the victim of a serious accident: while” One turfig*his skull ‘and*Baa) his face. He is in a critical condi-| N. D.—The labor short- Dakota is still an acute t such .a lnrge psrnentnga of. the transients since the rainy ‘weather an two weeks ago. In some locali- price, Aberdeen, 8. D.—The Ancient and | Accepted Scottish Rite of Free Mas- {|onry will hold its thirty-ninth re- union he ommenclng Novemher 1 and coneliding”on Nonmber 5 with the an-mlnl ban uet Brainerd, Minn.—Miss Mary E. daughter of "Mf. ‘afid ‘Mrs. Patrick’ D'0'Brien, ‘wds married”to, 1. Clark Henry by Rev. Father'J. J. 'Mahéfiey.” After a’ wedding trip to’' Crosby, Duluth, Fflbblng ‘and ‘st. Paul they will be at hothe w their friends nttsr Nov. 1 Bralnsrd——Mrs Mnry Hughes, wife 'of "John Hnghes, “died heére of Dne\nmon!n East Grand Forks, Minn.—In pre- || paration for the reduced city revenue i thiat will be available dfter the’ ‘eity’s thirty-one sa\oous are closed Novem- ber 24, the ity council' has in- creased the city tax levy from 18 to 29 mills. With the practice of cer- tain economies it is thought the reve- sufficient to meet local demands. Cleveland, Minn.—Mrs. Henrietta Boldt, 96 years old. was strangled piece of food at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, where she was visiting. The Want Column will give you the desired information, mug,sreg,s PILLS "M“m CH ot A ER 5 TAMOND BRAND PILLA, for %3 ,‘.’m M B SR SOI.D BY DRUWSISWERYWHERF I will make you a hair swm:h lrom your combings. Switches Transformation or cuils to order. Carpet and Rug weaving a specialty Allwork guaranteed call or write Mrs. R. J. Fanton 511 America Ave. Bemidii, Minn. —-ATTEND— Bemidji Business College y and Iugm__ 3» IG-INCH, SLABWOOD, | FOR SALE Softwood $2.00 per load Hardwood $250 per-load: . Bemidi Mig. Co. Phone'481: BgIETOM Rt 3 |.|s1" Harkban, Hotef Bullding " “FOR SALE OB. RENT : Good Service Reasongtylg Cmrxmission Ever, as a boy, tie a can to a dog's tail and see him scoot? Sure you did—we did!j And how about that lot, or house or pxec&a of furm 5y *'notified-td'tépdir the damage so done and p) " Car servicla department never closes. B take care of first class storage. 3ac 2411 35 e ases you S0 i Eysvhfinyouchgw 1 By ngt mrteagnath wel You get more savory | sweetness in a chew of SPEAR'HEAD, than in a plug of ordinary- to- bacco. factory.” ruz Am:mmm 'ro:Aeco co. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE is Lereby given that this Company will prosecute all ons usin, property owned by it for storage purposes or the dumping of garbage or othe; ‘yecnunnble matter in or upon its vacant lots. Every:person who-has here- used said property or any of it in “ways above mentioned is hereby ace ‘the y’ in the same clean; sanitary condition in which it was prtor to'‘the " timé of trespass’ or trespasses. Bemidji Townsite & Improvement Go. 820 cupll-! Bank Bullflng ST. PAUL MIII!.OTA C. W. JEWETT CO. Ins. Bemldll, Mlnn. The Bsst Earagn and Ranalr Shop uunn of mnnupnlis Night Phone 751-w. We invite competition and guarantee satlsfacnon. We also Office and Gnrage 418-420 Beltrami Avenue. EET WHEN IN BEMIDJI STOP AT n Central Hotel i MINNESOTA AVENUE European Plan Strictly Modern Rooms soc up Meals 25c up WM J. DUGAS Prop., Bemidji, Minn. N NFW AND_SECOND HAND Cook Stoves, Ranges, Wood Heaters, "Combination Coal'and Wood Heaters,’ Self; Feeding. Hard Coal Stoves. Anything You want in a stove All makes and all. sizes. ‘Stove Rgpqu:s A S'peclalty Zlagla[’s Second. Hm sm Bemidji, Minn. : y-Bowser store % JOHN PFElFElT Prop | Savory &weetness Nature varies the flavershe'puts into the | different grades of to- bacco’ leaf-—~and the : best-of dll is the flavoF [For rent— of c“h01 e'red Bli’i'*ley And you get it in its purest form—for SPEAR FOR SALE Steel hunting canoe, HEAD is made amid the | 0 mgs ina great: new fac- | tory that’s as clean and | sanitary as a pure-food “These . asost se, 1006 “Doud “Ave; c\wap Phore "237. 341012 FOR xl{’r—_s:x- m cottage. Al dress ‘G, Bl v dan01s FOR RENTSix and four-room hollses Kle 4d1011 FOR RENT—Twp furnished room 5156 Bemidji Ave. i 'FOR RENT—Five rooms upstairs. Phone 26-F-11." 7 ' "§a1d15 FOR BALB—Several good residence lots on Minnesota, ‘Bemidjl ~“and Dewey avenues. Reasonable prices; easy terms. Clayton C. Cross. Of- fice over Northern Nat’l Bank. || FOR SALE-—Agood Garland’' ‘base burnér stove. “‘Apply” ‘at Bemidji Welding ‘& Machire Co. Tl 69. both in good con- Del Spooner, Wilto: ‘14-foot Towboal dition. FOR SALE—Full blooded White Leg- horn chickens. Mrs. C. B. Pow- ell, 1110 Bemidji Ave. 8d1015 FOR SALE—Two hard coal heaters; cheap. 516 Beltrami Ave. ' 4 LOST AND FOUND. LOST—Baby ‘coat;"colpr; light ‘gray, red trimmings; Saturday, Oct. 2, between ~Nymore and Bemidji. Phone 29-F-110 6d1013 SIS 7 Do WANTED—Washing and ironing at 35 cents; rough dry 25 cents per dozen; bundle washing reason- able. Basement of court house. d1011 WANTED TO BUY—We pay cash for cast off suits and shoes. Zieg- ler’s Second Hand Store. WANTED—Second hand household e e R R R S RS RS S He who forgets to adver- tise should not complain when the buyer forgets that heé is " in business. It is just a case x * * * x % of “forget” all around. x x * * * * * * * KKK KKK E KKK KKK Dspartm@m ads. bring certain results. One=half cent issug cash with copy, ic a word oth- Mmm !&l&nham No; 31 att | Flm m SALE. t FOR SALE—No. 527. The Nebish Noble ‘Clover Annex; 45% ltzrea, G 32, and 1% i niiles southeast of “Nebish. Clay loam land; some valuable mixed timber reported on land. Price 6% immediate 'sale: $16.00 per acre * ‘““for land ""and. timber.” Terms, $25. OQ c{as‘h down and $5.00 per month, six per cent in- terest. Will accept cordwood, DOsts or. poles as payment. Splendid (_:hgl}\ge for a hustler to get a home to a good town. Roy J, Op- sah Beml ji Mhm Phone 177- FOR SALE—F‘lne tarm, direct by ‘owner 1h" 40, 80 of ‘up to’240 acre tract.” Located 3 milés from Hines and 4 miles from Blackduck. Read the details in display ad on -an- other paj of thlg paper: en FOR SALE OR; TRADE 1 have 40 acres of land. in the city limits of Bemidji to sell or trade for city property, auto, cows . or horses. Write D. W. LaCombe, Nymore, Minn. 6d1012 FOR SALE—120 acres farm l'lnd. about '500 ¢ords” wood, “Halt hay 14nd on'good stréam, one mile from a town, terms liberal, price $20.00 per acre. W. G. oeder. WASCELLANEDTE” ADVERTISERS - The areat. state of N:g mfifi offers ufi!mned op- portunities for business to classi- fled advertisers. The recognized adyertising medium in the Fargo Daily, and Sunday Courler-News v ~7 TS aas vlr_ ons atty eqn.l 'L Addn-' the ¥ 0, N. D. mn SAlm-—nnhnpr stamps. The Ploneer_will, procure auny kind of > rubber stamp for you on short no- tice. Pioneer-want ads- wilt sell-it-for X 8U) & "R HVTGIN AND SuRomoN Phone 666 Office—Miles Block Miles Block DR E. A. SHANNON, N, DEFlsx,conrtOommmn "~ PHYSICLAN' AND soNaBoN APTORNEY AT t “Office in Maye Blook' "' Office second” floor O'Leary-Bowser Phone 398 “"Res. Phone 391 Building. __.___\_.“«..u_ DB, C. m@m VETERIRARY; SURGEON, [ "PH < l nfc SR K DENWON, BV M, * i : VETBRINARIAN N WARD Phone 3 403 Irvine Ave. Pflvmcuil AND SURGEON m “HOEY Oyer :’fi%dfi 1’2;::. Bank 2 flum VETERINARIAN i “Call " Pogue's 'Lt I mfim«‘m SURGEON oméde Sehirtty Bank Bloek Practice Limited EAR NOSB Glasses Fitted ()mcu Gibbons Bldg Markham Hotel. THROAT North ot Phone 105. l» " 3q T ’( . Subscribe “for the i’lonee x P % * % & K XK KK KKK C{fi e e lii*’iiiili&li&ii “'RAILROAD TIME CARDS 3] iiiri"ii!fil*‘w * % 3] tn A AN A AN AN AN AN AN TM H “AND TRANSFER, Safe and Piano Moving Res. Phone 68 8}8 Amg Office Phone_1%. riea Ave. Offigs, tn, Wiater Block DR. J. T. TUOMY, Gibbons Block Tel. 250 North of Markham Hotel. T B T S AT DEATRT R Hufigmggftz & O'loany UNDERTAKING. Pl\ono l;lg-W or R, !Ihnlg,salo qnd Hnlgll Ilmd an@