Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 26, 1915, Page 2

| | | | | THE BEMIDJI PIONEER PUB. 00. Pubdlishers and Proprietors. Telephone. 31. lflt.l‘efl at the post office at Bemidji, as second-class matter under Act o Cinarens ot Maxch '8, 1879, Published every afternoon except Sunday .7 No attention paid .to anonymous con- tribytions. “Writer's name must be ‘known tg the editor, but net necessarily Lo ;publication. flunmnqns for the Weekly Pio- juld” reach. t is office not later Tuesday of each week to insure pul luuon in -the ‘current 1 ‘Subscription Rates. One month. by carrj One-year by carrier. Thres months, gosiage paid fiX months, DPostage plld One -Year, postage paid.. The Weekly !Ionnr. Eight .pages, containing a summary of = &Wfl of the week. -Publighed every y and sent postage paid to any adigesd for $1.80 in advance. . fii*il*#li’i#lili’ * * ¥ . The Daily Pioneer receives + " ‘wire service of the United * ~%' " Press Association. R * A REEEEKKK K KKK KK KKK tHiS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN ¥ ADVERTISING BY THE R :ssfi? SOCTATION. GENERAL OFFICES NEW YORK AND CHICAGO HWRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES HAVE A VISION. Get rich! Be a business success; it is not wrong to be financially in- .dependent. Being poor is often, . though not necessarily, the sign of unfitness; it indicates failure. But if honestly interferes with the ac- quisition of wealth, be honest. Make your money through industry, thrift and foresight, not through gambling, deceit or theft. But after you. have gotten rich, what are you?—a failure—if being rich is your only virtue. Have a vi- sion, a high vision, be that which it is one’s privilege to be—a Christian. And that means that you are not be a rich old grouch who hordes money like a miser; it means you are to be liberal and kind to those less for- tunate than you. It means much more than that. It means that you are to be a good neighbor, a distrib- utor of good cheer, a moral example that you would like to have your own son or daughter follow. Don’t be afraid to be a church worker, a man interested in the welfare of others. Endorse work of this kind not only by a money contribution but give it in addition what amounts to much more,. your enthusiasm be as sys- tematic in attending church as you are in attending to your business. ‘What would become of your business if you looked after it but once a month? Ask yourself as you lean ‘back in your arm chair each evening whether or not you have kept the vision be- fore you that day. FEED THE BIRDS. Our wild birds have no organized charities to which they can turn for.aid in the winter months. The birds must be helped or thou- sands will perish. Shelters should be:built at this time and . grain placed under them. Any kind of shelter will do, providing they are placed near patches of woods and trees and left -open on the sides so that foxes, weasels and .other preda- tary apimals cannot surprise and kill the birds when feeding. A frame of sapplings on low posts close to. the ground, covered :thickly with ever- green -boughs, make an .excellent ghelter. If wild grape vines or other entanglements -of brush or trees are near they may be completely cov- ened with boughs and the best kind of ;matural feeding stations made. These shelters should be built before the. severe weather sets in so that the birds :will. get.-accustomed to being fed and they :will certainly go there when in need. ‘Wheat, barley, buckwheat-or other graips in the shock or on the straw are good. Hang up such grains, heads down, so that birds .may get it, but not-their .enemies. .. Seeds and grain may be scattered under the shelters if there ig.plenty of open space; where the.birds oan get.away; they can take care. of ;themselves -during the .day While feeding. . A .lump .of- suet ¢t fresh pork hung up onthe trees so that only the birds may reach it is greatly appreciated by our feathered’ friend during isevere ;weather. The song and insectiverous birds as well ag:the. game birds: will enjoy this. ‘-Feeding stations may be put up on posts, any rectangular shape will do; haye one end open, and place.it on a D t or rod so that it will turn. . An wing should be placed on each. slfle of the open space; the wind then turns the box or feeding station so that the open. end is always away from the wind and the snow and rain dggu not get in; this makes an ex- cellent feeding station for the smaller birds, In places where there may be ‘water, not frozen up, dur- ln_g the ydnter, and where ducks may co! grague, corn_or other whole grains thrown on the ice near tiasm -’Nflmma ot ducks: EWam. tho 10,000 | fighting is. oceurring. Unofficial re- "‘ ‘harmless as it contains no narcotic. Bemidji Business Gulleg’n ot i III*’WI{# x| * IINN'ESOTA ONLY B'.l‘ATE ‘GLAD 7O KNOW THAT YOUR JUDGMENT x United Press Staff *{* WHERE LICENSED-HUNTER - e b e * Correspondent. * MAY STALK MOOSE QUABRY ;i AR R R R R R R R R R R R R : Minnesota, according to New York, Oct. 26.—The mmflm the igame, pnd : fish d‘pfl% are now in the, midst: of a ‘major of- meat, is-new:the only: % fensive along_ their entire battlefront, *__in the unjon in_ ch mgose which' has not-to’the present given |4 WE\M’NW“*‘M’ Maensed | any promise of important successes., | ‘hunter.” “So ‘states” Torbid The offensive is divided into tyg f dbeir , slaughter, ;entirely, parts, mountain fighting and a re. others ;have ;a,lqug; closed newal of the strugsle. to cross the Is-[* period and still others sur- | onzo river and turn southward jto|* Tound them with restrictions. Trieste. Trieste continues to be thgf: i, dn,Maine there.is.a cloged: most -important objective and it is[¥ Season covering a. period, of along - the: Tsonzo- that the sterndst|*~ Ave yedrs. ~This ‘was recenily enagted iby:ithe Maine legisla- ture. Wyoming limits the number of moose that-can-be kiHed in one-season to 100-moose. In Minnesota-the one refuge for the lordly moage.is the. Superior game refuge, which {is:forbidden the. seeker:for game.. This. refuge:is an ef- fective means of saving this fast disappearing animal. &****i—******a These ads: bring certaiffiesalts. BnicsHalf.cont rwovd periissue. eash with copy, ic-a-word oth- ANRERXAKKAANRRA AR bet the cops are wise thelittle chew that satis- “fies—with a nibble of the Real Tobagcco Chew tucked into their bl;::ls.zs they-are-happy on'their No bunches'to disfisure the face. The little chews mean the pouch lasts: a long ‘time and:saves ports from Rome declare Goritz hpu fallen, but these rumors cannot be lieved. - It ‘is unconceivable that thev | x Italian government’ would fail - to'[% make official announcement of the * capture of that position, which com- * mands an. important part of the Is- * onzo crossing. x Rather, the official Italian and Aus- * trian statements suggest that t];e Italians are being held at every point of vantage along the Isonzo. The"' great turning movement to the south | ¥ % ¥ ¥ % X A& & 4« F ¥ K K for the advance on the Trieste and | the capture of the Istrian peninsula|handed down, but will.enable the au- is apparently no nearer realization |thorities to know how to handle fu- now than it ever has been. The Aus- |ture similar cases that may arise. trian entrenchments along the Isonzo Brainerd, Minn.—In a case before are proving as capable as the Ger-|Judge W. S. McClenahan of the dis- man trenches in France and Belgium. | trict court, : taxes were ordered re-|. The -mountain- fighting has been|duced.-on property of the Crow Wing: only slightly more successful for the|Mining company, located in the vil-i|: Italians than the battles in the Is-|lage of Cuyuna and near the Kennedy. onzo plains. The most important|mine.. The assessed valuation * of victory the new offensive has brought|1912 for:$10,000 was claimed by:the the Italians is the capture of Pre-|petitioners to be -grassly in excess-of gasina, amid the heights to the west|the true value of their:lands, which, of Lake Garda. Pregasina protects|the petitioners admitted, was $1,400 Y. A fice over Northern Nat’l Bagk. FOR SALE—Iron.bed springs and all-| cotton felt mattress alsa, 40.second hand disc records. 504 Beltrami . Ave, :2d1026 !“A')R SALE—Agood ‘Garland base > turmer -stove. :Apply-at: Bemidji Welding' ‘& Machine-Co. Tel.-69. datr. OR SALE—King cream separator, good condition; used two months. D. W. Spooner, Wilton. 641027 FOR. SALE OR EXCHANGERoad- .ster. Longballa. & Leighton. dtf || FOR SALE—Two hard coal heaters; cheap. 515 Beltrami Ave. - ‘tf ———————— .. .FOR RENT. FOR-RENT—Five-room cottage, mod- ern; between ‘5th and 6th:'St., Be- midji- Ave. Will rent furnished or unfurnished. Inquire -500 -Minn. Ave. - °© tt Opsahl'n Boy ‘River Cloyer, Farm- stead; 200 acres level clay loam land, one‘diid a quartér'miles east of Boy River, Minn., located on main road; easy to clear; 46.miles southeast of Bemidii.. -All fenced with woven. wire _sheep - fence (about 800.rods), 16,000 -feet of common - lumber furnished . for ranch buildings; twenty _acres cleared ready.for the plow. .Fifty ewe sheep will -be delivered .on farm in spring as early as buyer can take care.of them. . Net.price $22.00 per acre; terms,: $2.00. .per acre, cash, down, $3.00, per-acre on or before March 1, 1916. -Bal- ance at rate of $25.00, per.month, or $150.00 every six months, until paid in full, five per cent_interest 'Will accept clover seed for deferred payments if desired. J. J.‘Opsahl, The Home Maker, Bemidji, Minn. l‘tleZG FOR_SALE—Fine farm, diregt. by owner in 40, 80 or.up to 240-acre tract. = Located 3 miles frem Hines and 4 miles from Blackduck., Read the detajls in.display ad, on_am- other page of ‘this paper entitled tde chew of pure, rich; mellow tobacco—seasoried ‘mrg meteged just enough—cuts out so much of the ASK YOUR DEALER FORW-B CUT ‘CHEWING TOBACCO,IT IS THE NEW ‘Take less than one-quarter :.lu old-size chew. It will be moro satistying than:e.mouthful; of .ordinary tobdcco, Just take a nibble of it until you. find ,the " -strength chew. that suits you, then see how easily and -evenly the..real .tobacco taste comes, how- it satisfies, how much less have to spit, how few, chews you take tobe tobacco lumficd&.mt s why it is The RealTobacco Chew. That's why it costs - less in The taste of pure, rich. tobacoo; does not need tobe coveredup. An exocess of licorice and sweetening makes you spit too much One small chéw takes the place of two big chews of the old kind. 3 66Notice how the salt hrlln out the rich tobacco taste.)) 'WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, 50 Union Square, New York City FOR . RENT—Four-room - cottage . on Beltrami, Ave. and 4th §t.; $10.00 per _month; just remodeled and painted. C. C..Cross, tf FOR SALE—A ‘few thoroughbred Toulouse geese. Inquire or write, E. D. Alger, Tenstrike, Minn. express or implied powers to regu- 341027 | late the use of vehicles upon public m streets and that the legislature has house, 703 Minnesota :‘Ave. T. C. covered the subject of Heensing auto- Bailey, Phone. 40. te for cast off siiits and shoes. Zieg- mobiles completely -under - general g e SRR ler's"Second Hand “Store. laws. The city ‘has been ordered to|FOR RENT—Furnished rooms in.al — - show cause October 30:why a tempor-| modern house. Apply B, this of- WA,NT“'D—::“;“‘"M househoid ary injunction should not be issued | fice. _te| B0ods. . M.-E. Ibertson. restraining the enforcement of the|foR RENT_ Five-room house with ordinance: 2 bath. Inquire 476-W. te FOR RENT—Five .nice rooms, up- stairs. Phone 26-F-11. 441027 FOR RENT—One office room. Se-| curity State Bank. 5d1026 | FOR. RENT—Two furnlshed rooms. .. 515 Bemidji Ave. i ail- | POR'RENT—Modern room, 1121Be- Mrs. |- amidjicAve. 341026 FOR . SALE—Typewriter-ribboas: for every -make -of typewriter-on; ths market at .50 cents,and 75 cents each. .. Every..ribbon -sold;: for 76 cents guaranteed. Phone -orders promptly filled.. Mail orders givem the same oareful attention as when yon appesr. in person. Phone.31, The Bemid}i Pioneer Office Supply LOST—Coaster with harness, for, dog. Arthur Roe, 516- Minn. Ave, 3td10: LIST Your city property with Clayton . Cross Markham Hotel lfildlfl ! FOR SALE OR RENT Bl s d a8 Good Servnce s different, Tt does nof 1 P"m M 5 Rmomb!ze Cmnmlssmn 3 the highway leading to the strongly [and which :the Minnesota tax com- fortified center of Rivo, which in |mission in 1914 had placed at an even nable points that must be taken to{hinged.upon whether iron formation open the way to Trent, the main Itnl— showed up by the drilling had any it Pregasina, though the prineipal| gast Grand Forks, Minn.—Automo- capture of the present fighting, i8pile bandits are operating ‘out. of only one mile inside the Austrian|fession: most suceessfully and reaping | big profits. The bandits. use East boundary. Thus the mountain en- Grand Forks as their base of opera- promise of resulting in ‘any imme- save The Baby mobile, driving out of the city eight diate Italian successes that must be or ten miles, there robbing their Berlin. There is no evidence that H o R L I c K’s Isaac Bloming and J. Albert of Mad- the Austro-Hungarians are being dock, N. D., are the latest victims of forced to recall troops from other 2 ‘able amount ‘of money and both were fenses. M Ited M I'k qulte severely beaten up in the pro- CF KK KKK K K KKK KK K K [Endorsed ‘g nts of 15 !fifi-;; of International Falls, Minn., charged | “Chamberlain’s Tablets are the best| Mothers and Nurses the -world over fof |y 1ih second degree manslaughter in |medicine I have ever used for lndi KKK KKK KR KK KKK Convenie 3 itional International, Falls, Minn.—Coun-| aikrequned. Siply sisciveiaweren | Norton; in this city, was commenced |They strengthen the ‘digestion and| ¢ c yeBEerday tone up the-whole system. - Their ac- peal to the supreme court from the | Samplé free, HORLICK’S, Racine; Wiai| = decision of Judge C. W. Stanton in |WF"NoSubstitute s“JustasGoed"” | further license money for wheelage | yet to hear of a case wh §:$hy taxes-has been temporarily halted by decision affects the constitutionality, Belle Miller, Elida, Oblo. For sale by | 7on RENT—Touse, 1006 Doud Ave. of the county option law and for that, han of the.district court, there ap-|all dealers.—Ady. Call :237. 641026 }| pearing :before. him Judge.A. D. Polk that an appeal be taken so as to es- ¢ B Call 237. p % it tablish the law on the point involved.. - |let for a nickle.at.the Pioneer office, s ). Bane and.Judd Wright, (and an extra | fat ink paper com- the local saloonkeepers affected, asj they will probably be out of business| the ordinance, claiming;it was illegal | “kids” will want one when they Bee on two grounds, that the city has.n turn is one of several almost impreg- |lower. figure. The question: of value ian mountain objective. commercial value at all. only of secondary importance and i8|{Rast Grand:Forks, plying their pro- gagements along the Isonzo give tions, énticing men’ into. their auto- y Use .the rellable : g seriously regarded at Vienna and victims and leaving them stranded. the bandits, each losing a consider- fronts to strengthen their:Italian de- Upbuilds every part of the body. ¢ cess. The hearing of Peter Swanson | For Indigestion and Headache. x NORTHWEST BRIEFS * | nore than @ quarter.of a century. b connection with the death of Charles | gestion, biliousness -and -headache. | ty attorney Jevne is preparing an ap-| Agrees-when other-foods often fail -Brainerdyfinn,—The collectionyof | tion is mild and pleasant and. the Bancroft liquor license case. The, #s HORLICK’S, the Origiaal ~ an order from Judge W. 8. MeClena- reason the attorney general has asked £ 7 BT ST *OR RENT—House, 1006 Doud Ave. Walter F. Wieland, attorneys for | You can.get.a, big, fat pencil tab- | FOR RENT—House, 1006 Doud Ave. The appeal will make no difference to, who nrnt,osml strenuously. - against | position book for 3. dime. All the before a supreme court decision is Miles Blocl . Phone 680 Omce sewh( Iloor O'Imry Bo'lnl Telephone 474 Garage C. W. JEWETT CO. lnc. i S5 : Bemidii, Mlnn.l The Best Garags-and flapalr<~fimp:flnrnrflI'Mdnnfls:' - Car service department never closes. ~~Night Phone 75 X ““We invite competition and guarantee satisfaction.. We: also take care.of first class storage. - Office :and Garage -418-420° Beltrami Avenue. T PR, E.A SHANNON, M., D, PHYSICIAN AND -SURGEON Qfice-in -Maye: Blook il‘ noflml ‘most econdmical, but it gives lbfl"’- DSy Totoe, st camnag b e othar polish. Black GRE. Folih o Saca ey Fub off it list foue Himes s pohlh—ll) it saves you time, work lfld money. Do' n't lflmk—'hen o o\-w: x mnn'e u-edflmud-l- Ou!' First_ Nltlonn Bank Bemidyi, Minn. . Fwill'make.you.a bair-switch ‘from your:combings. Switches - Transformation or curls 0 order. Oupet -and-Rug weaviog a speclulty All work 8 Vanteed call or write Mis. B J. Fagton, ¢ suAm Ave.. B¢midji,Minn. DR. E. H. SMITH PHYSICIAN AND sunalon Use Black Silk Alr Dryls Tron Ensinct o grstoa ol "PHYSICIAN -AND fifinumn :A' V. Em% jt,.ll,é,r 2 Practice Limited EAR NOSE Gldsses Fitted Ofllu Gibbons Bldg. Mai khnm Hotel. it. | ick Silk Me i equalfofuseon| BYis et a carr "FODAY _“INEW AND SECOND HAND Cook Steves, - .Ranges,. Weod Heaters, . :Combination Coal‘and-Weod ‘Heaters; Self Feeding Hard Coal Stnves. Anythmg you want in a stove : ; ‘ All ' makes -and all sizes. ‘Stbve Repairs A Specialty e North of Plione 105. (6-1NGH SLABWOOD Softwoad:$2.00:per-load Hardwood $2.50 per load :: Bemidji Wig. Co. Phone 481 Good Advice to Mothen. If you have young 'children. now, is the time to lay in a supply of|{ Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. It is |} excellent for croup and colds and For sale by all dealer: dv. —ATTEND— e nglnr’s Secom_l Hand smm Day and -Night Here’s the best Stenographer’s Note Book you ever sfiw.r On‘ 2 BEMIDJI PIONEER OFFICE Pllone 81> lfifl}m