Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 23, 1915, Page 2

The s Bemidy, Dajy Piogeer mnmnnonnmoo. Fuhlishers and Fropristors. Telephone. 31. Entered at the post office at Bemidji, a8 second-class matter under Act Minn, of w Maddn §,HRTIANE Published every afternoon except Sunday __,_m R&Ffio i.Mymofll cofl» mb\xfib 8 Wrifer's ¥ ndfe' nwn to the editor, but not necuuruy -for -publication. uon- for the yeekly Pio- .wm- igitide” hot later) iuoad- of each week to insufe ication {n: the gurrent issue. ! 1 Subserigdon Rates. One month by carri One 'yedt by tatiter: Thres months, h‘n_ 8% mouthis, Posiagd ula One .Year, postage-paid.. The Weekly Homr. Eight p:;u‘,z nonf:{:m;’: summary of the'Rews 0 Wi blighed every m&y' and “sent postage p‘?lld to any addread. for $1.50. in advance. KR ERE K KKK KEKE x * x The Daily Pioneer receives + * wiré service of the United * s “Association. * * =2 * ii*‘ E KK KKK KKK :hms ‘PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN i ADVER‘I’ISWG BY THE *- GENERAL OFFICES NEW YORK“AND CHICAGO HRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITige HOW MUCH CIVIC PRIDE HAVE YOU? “How much civie pride have you? Are you a member of the Bemidji Commercial ¢lub?” “No, can’t afford it. Every time there is an organization or meeting or church supper or entertainment I am called upon and can’t afford it.” “But the Commercial club looks after your interests. It assists in looking after your city. Meetings are held and discussions are had on all important subjects in connection with .your ecity. It’s your duty to belong to the club.” “I know it and if I could afford it I would belong.” “It won’'t cost you much. Ten dollars’ entrance fee and then you won’t have to pay any dues until April 1, 1915. As it was reported in the Pioneer last evening, your en- trance fee to that date will cost you less than six cents a day and after April 1 your expenses will be three and one-third -cents a day or omne dollar a month. You certainly can afford that.” “I sure can. Don’t tell me any more about it or you will make me feel cheap. Of course I will join. Give me a blank to fill out. I am ashamed of myself for not joining before but I never saw it in this light. And to think that all this time I was neglecting my duty as a citizen just for three cents a day. I spend more than three times that amount for tobacco.” The above is an every day street conversation now days. The Com- merclal ¢lib is conducting a cam- paighi®Yor hew members. “Are you a membér of the club? Think it over. Support home industry by joining the Commércial club. s PATRIOTISH AND PREPAREDNESS ‘We read much in the press on the subjéct of national preparedness, and tni ‘our country’s sake it is well that 6. No important country ever stood’in greater need of it than we stand today. But while taking up the subject of building ‘warships and raising army redeives; let s not overlook the mat- tef o1 patriotism in local communi- tfes, for it is upon thesé people the nation ‘mist lean to a great extent m tiiiie of Stress. "' Newspaper publicity and the im- minénde of ‘our being plungéd into wat' i§~dofng muéh to’ convert the adult mind to the necessity of an ade- qifafe préparation for defense against §fon, ‘but “wé should go farther thaii the adult. “Weé shiould begin today to inject a feelifig "6t “patriotism into the héarts of the youth of our local communi- ties, a “févérence of and devotion’ to the flag of our country, and a deter- Milhation to uphold the dignity and préserve the integrity of the nation at dll times and ahder all conditions. “~gifice” the days of *61"'and "85 the patFibtism “of 'the American people 143°béen declining day by day, uhtil 1916 finds us a fation of adults with bt slighit cuncepiion ‘of What the nig §HGW1A mean to us, and with less tad 1o’ the fuhn'e security of ouf 'eountry. bis Patriotism has been left to shift| for ifself and has gone dowx_: in‘the i wn‘tarfl of ‘commeércialism. *°1€ 18" time “for 'a “change, and the chaligh shoblld begin'toddy. ““Ti évery ‘schiool‘and in every home of ‘thé country littlé children should bé taught to love and respect the Stars "and stripes, to 106k upon them ad"the ‘symbol of liberty and the cHamplon' of Fight and of the weak afid@ the “oppressed. They §hould be taught that love of courntry Tanks next to their love of Golt; ‘éven 'to the giving of life itself in. its defense. "“If“the "‘same policy had been pur- sued Th outr Tomes and i our schools and other public places during the pabt Aifty" years tiie matlon would not bé it pwedrtom conditlon. " triotism a! e and ecurgfi act _m: fi‘l the :g_%_p- £ ‘ment and the congress, and the Unit- ed States today would have been 1 a state of defense sufficient to guar-|y antee it against aggressiy “how, tq Weep over the ast, but We can 8| leaqt take Ancuon to yreva t opr children ‘hgin @Pgi of lfllh‘! e | ab ‘we have blsee away. 1f you want a forceful lllustutlor of the lack atriotis is - try, and ot the ‘nge‘\l‘a‘: GS\:}’!?:_' bolism ‘of the_flag; just watch the llt- | from their shoes with mnflflure flngn ‘| of their countfy. And wheén you have seen this, be a patriot yourself and ‘go homea: F begin the imparung of ‘patrio m- pulses to 'Joul® own affspring, angf insist that the teachers in our school do their duty to their country &s " well, as to the community. Protect the adults of from the fate that menaces those o’ today. : It you heinr a8 tellow emini this city remonstrate with him. he don’t stop, choke him: If he keeps it up, punch him in the jaw. And if he does it agalii, take him out and bury him. Thé ecity will not miss_him. You feed your horse well beuusg you know it is of no value to you when it is dead. Why don’t you do as much for your home city by trad: ing here? Without either you would be in a bad wny’ Should Italy exchange wireless tele- phone greetings with Hawaii, it would be just like Vesuvius to throw it up to Mauna Loa for being a dead x i * i EE L L S C Dr. W. A. Evans here tells us what the cost of fee-splitting is in terms of health or life to the patient. He tells how to detect the fee-splitter and what the remedy is for the evil. (By special permission of the Chicago Daily Tribune.) Another reason for writing on the subject of fee-splitting is to tell peo- ple how to know a fee-splitter. Is there any way whereby the people can know fee-splitters? Sometimes, though not always. If, a physician proposes to the patient that he, the physician, arrange the terms with the operator, it is a g guess that fee-splitting is at the back, of the proposal. ~ If he is anxious accompany the patient to the oper- ator, and especidlly, if it is announc that he is to assist at the operati it 1s a good guess that he 15 a fee splitter. In a country neighborhood it is| often noted that a certain physician | keeps a stream of. patients flowing: to a certain operator. naed of operatlon t6~ which~ physictans 2o numbers. Occasionally it happens that some physician will be vlsu}ng one of these clinics at a tim when some patient of his is there has beén written above may incline that patient to suspect that fee-split- ting’ is taking place. ~In that eveit; I'think the following rule can be ap. plied. There is no great’ clinic in this country that is run on a fee- splitting basis. Thg rgputptlonn o{ these clinics keeps the@ full tients. They do not need~ t Speaks a Good Word for Chamber- lain’s Cough Remedy. Mrs. J. N. Rose,"Verona, Pa., makes a good report’ of her experience fi the usé of Chamberlain’s ( edy @s follows:" “It has by myself “and family for a Humber of years for ¢olds and coughs. I &ld6 gave it to my grand-daughter, aged we're featunng. We sell good tomorrov ’ diffieulty in. declding. why. physician came along will be more | lnoh cases, P 1@nt Il 2 el tme.in Soppebcating: o 54. be lhle to find ,out the reput tation o8 e qsggaiqr by . tyepc quest In most !nntnncers he wijl s gz t::itn:l;: ::gthfiewmi:ns::lr,n All {n N an, fiige o of aiition, should 66 ablp to diagriose thé tee-splitters. < Fee-splitting among medical mep in an evil.from which .both pmen:P E and. y};'y-mima suffer th O s 5 ociatés. PnilentF can know them’ by ‘certain signs. this prac- {ans? .’Incidentally, by whic may safegiard hifselt ‘agafnst fee- splitters?” ~ The reason, at least one of the rea- sons, why fee-splitting is legal and moral among lawyers and busine: men, and illegal and immoral mong doctors, is bécause among the for- mer fee-splitting, called™ brokernge fees, or by other names, is an above- board transaction. It.is advertised . widely. = The fees, when not paid, are sued for and recovered in the courts, It is thoroughly established in cus- tom. The man who pays knows be- fore he starts who gets the money, and how much .he is to get. If the fee-splitting physicians would be equally open in their transactions, the state laws against fee-splitting would fail to cover the case, and in time the custom of fee-splitting might |] be established. that will not be the solution of kill the proposnl Is there any other remedy? The reme- and Warkiam Hote Byligog . Good Service Reasonghle Commisgion, 7575 124 : —ATTEND— FOR $1.50 lvfll nhkaymuhirnmlch lrom *“Carpet and Rug wuvinh aspecialty All work guaranteed call or write’ M@an 511 Amierica A - Softwood $2.00: per load Hfirdwoodsaesow load ’ms rem;g«'e;v for l'e!;-p ‘ " xercislng a: |and the various state and local health an |knew ngthing aboyt operators..There : r’rhA- £ _fi\‘u.&.«- F— W ) ¥ 1 11€ bbklet UA I’A fe 1 e m————— ———— ———— U S MU _—_————== T ‘business man knows how difficult it is to keep e f useless. e Xolet :E‘I'll‘l . dmmfl-mg}i%{m Tnies o" nuh Gfi%fi R S T i % prve L Classified Department | These ads. hring certainjseauits. Onashalf cent R R RER KK &VWQFG- ne; issue. cash with copy, ic a word oth- é&wflm &rbmom Na. 3. mm BAER: A A A A A A A A A A AP APPPS o FOR SALE—Fine farm, direct by ARG FOIRS--Went, ve clmm BIAP- A Whd Hgfi:'i in n.i?{é: 111 mfi” Ads receivegd later UL appear op agother page tion, American- College of Surgeonx‘, epoygh iofprmed o, daolde for him: (X cannot cure, but ¢ tl&qx h The complete: remedy, as I see it, lies with the people themnslves, B P X 3 Twenty yegrs ther, there ,were but few Z&tgmln.?.:ggm}? p:z;‘:l'e %‘%flfil{% ment, The grronegus opip the, Dl ngan decidey .holds, .Hefll'l&swmlly ere is an erronsqus | ..o, who dgcides for a man, | was deep mystery about surgeons, | operatorp gener , surgery, and all § things surgfloal In " consequence of this, ignorance.and mystery, abuse of 8 ki was ine S A Suys 'Sal bg in Su; erry‘ and So- The - law, D AT Q] F\ ¢ the patignt himsall der WANTED AT :ONCE--Four.mep..on ' '(Continyed qn-last pege.y farm land to exchange for this work. J. J. Opsahl. 2d1023 | WANTED—Girl for general houge- clety: Pionest me there will be work in small family. Phone.361- amongst the ranks of surgeons ' as ‘W, 1205 Dewey Ave. 34 amongst the ranks of Dbishops, and : g m the enemigs of surgery, or of episco— h Ce d me to try, work. Phone 323-W. 4d1023 g Chamherlaln s Tablets. I sent for a = box and they worked like a charm. FOR-SALE. veral good residemce Got-Rid of Her Stomach Trouble. “Since childhood I have been It is to the credit of the profession that the “proportion of fee-splitters among surgeons is less than ten per cent, and ‘among physicians at large is. still smaller; But at present.there is no accasion far mystery.:and ‘no, justification for FQR SALE—A good Garland bage e urner stove. Apply at Bemidji 7 = fi Welding & ij:hi‘ne Co. Tel. Gfi.v SLE AN DERAL D00 They strengthened my dlgesuon and, relieved ‘thie constipation. ~Occasion- ally T take a dose of them when notk feeling just right and they qnickly fix me up,” writes Mrs. J. P. Brady, Victor, N. Y. For sale by all deal- ers.—Adv. ‘Dewey. avenues. Reazonable.prices; FOR SALE—King ¢ream separator,) good condition; used two months.| owner in.40, 88 .or up:{0. 34AAMe tract. Lockted 3 miles. trom Hines and 4 miles from Blackduck. Read the details in display ad on an- ather paKe-of «this napor emtitled “Buy, Farm Direct From ¢)waer.” FOR RENT—Em_nwm cottage, mod- ern, between 5th and 6th St,, Be- midji Ave. Will rent furnished or unfurnished. Inquire- 500 Minn. Ave. 4 FOR RENT—Four-room cottage on Beltrami Ave. and 4th St.; $10.00 per month, just remodeled and painted. C. C. Cross. t FOR RENT — Nine-rgom modern T. C. 1t house, 703 Minnesota Ave. Ballay, Phone 40. OB RENT—Furahel roums 1Al Tgodarp house. Apply B; this of- fies: ¥ lots on Minnesota, Bemidjl and|FOR RENT—Bungalow, modern ex- cept heat. Telephone 1132.2d1023 FOR RENT—Five nice rooms, up- stairs. P! 26-F-11. 441027 FOR: RENT-—Oune office. room. Se- curity State Rank. 441026 FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms. 515 Bemidji Ave. - i FOR RENT—Housekeeping rooms. Phone 637. 6d1029 l| FOR SALE—Oak buffet, $10.00; kitchen $10.00. 221 lif = Tenth st.. 2d1023, {| FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Raad-| [| ster. Longballa & Leighton. dtf, l| FOR SALE—Two hard coal heaters; ‘ cheap. 515 Beltrami Ave. tf) FOR SALE—Two . cash Frank Lane, 307 3rd St. | fil: - D: W. spooner, witton. 641027, | | cabinet, | registers. 441023 WANTED TO BUY—We pay. cash| for cast off. suits and. shoes. Zleg: | ler’s Second. Hand Store. WANTED—swond hand household | goods. M. E. Ibertson. | e ————r | You can get a big; fat pencil tab- let for a nickle at the Pioneer office, il{ and an extra big, fat ink paper com- position book for a dime. AllL the| , and we are | uat receiving g full. llqg buying that thaie.o.vex;. Betg;e pair of shoes be sure and look FOR RENT—Modern room, 1121 Be- midji- Ave. 3d1026 FOR RENT-—House, 1006 Doud Ave. Call 23%. 641026 FOR RENT—Six-room house. A. 341026 e — FOR 84 ypewriter rlbbonl for every mke ot typawrlter on_ the 50 cents and 75 cents each.. Hyery. ribbon. sold. for 75 cents. guaranteed. Phone. orders promptly- filled, Majl orders given the same.carsful attention as when you.appear in person. Phons. 31. ‘The Bemidji Ploneer. Office Supply Store. FOR SALE—Rub ps. Th Plonaer will procure any kind of ruhber stamp for you on short no- td’i Sh % Store “kids will want one when they. see C.’A. KNAPP, Prop. DR. ROWEAND -GILMORE PHY¥SIOIAN - AND: SURGEON. Telephone 474 Garage 7 Ofice—Miles Block. tice GRAHAM 'H.-“ ' Milep Blogk Phone. 688 AQ-; W. JEWETT €O: Ing. Bemidij; Minn. Office..second: floar: O'Leary-Bowser.. Bullding. Tlla Ilosl Gmg& tndrflonalf Shop-North.Of: Minne Car.sryice.department.never closes.” Night Phone. 751-w.. We invite competition and guarantee satisfaction. We also take care of first clggg,gto;agg Office and Garigg 418;4&!; i Beltrami Ayenue, . L A WARD mflm’AND SURGEON- Over FMirst National Bank Practice Limited EAR NOSE: THROAT| Glasses Fitted oftee Gibbony Bldg. Nogth.of | Markham Hofel.. Phopy 9%» Wholgsale Stove Dealers LNE\\L AND &ECOND HAND Caok:Stoves.. . Ranges,.- Waod. Heaters, - Combination: Coal and Wood Heaters, Self Feedipg Hard Coal Stq,vgg EYE ToITTO EEEEEE R ® T !* Subseribe. for the Ploneer. % jkiiik*#tgtllk«i!! e~ Anythinz you want in a. §tuve AH makes: and-all- sizes. Stove qu@ixs A Specialty DV INARIAN 493 Iryine Ave. wE Phone §: DR:-G. HOB¥- GRADUATE:VETERINARIAN Call Pogua's:Livery—i6s DR.J. T. TUOK! BENTIST. Gibbons mng,