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

- punishment for such. They must be _ publication in the current issue: Mamle had'a mint of money, | THE WAR YESTERDAY x ’ ? TR S Woeiption mates. | | So°she shopping went; T u'*-««c*«-wawm: K duedl “ ure ?i' 3 he week. 'Published every 'Still, although her purse Isi empty, u! Vhnend e T PAPER REPRESENTED Foi FOREIGH | & wonders ' of - their | ‘ “within the ethics of the medical pro- " and send them forth into the world “ ‘in’all otler respects by removing:thei} A “ Wish'to get rid of 'menace in time. 'iioiithied bully’ aré among’ the most . - i 38 West Bound. Leav. “neer should reach this office not later (Written for the United Press.) « Thyeq g - . 1.0 Hix monthl, . . 2.00 4.0 - come in contact. The Benldfi Daily:Piodeer | | e N is.nov- THR BEMIDJI PIONEER PUB. CO. : ety is_ made of alternate bands of [l | ___Subltiliers and Propristors. 2 BAG UF TmcKs old blue velvet and” inch-wide bands|jl" TETRE R ine o of cut steelBinds: {ipHetpalf fringei “Eontered st the post office at Bemidsh gotous s andhe et har aan under ¢ a ¢ sil . T T A" el Mverial Db T4 b Combined | iary, et b NEVEAND SeCambiRBAND ch a’bag of tricks | i - ‘With ‘Metallic Embroidery, at'ler finger tips, mflady ought to be 5M‘5tovesy ¢ Ranges,”*’ EWued"® fleat rs, — dnghdl o B able to bagbig game this open season [l =¢ ~Gombination Coal-and :Wood: Heaters : goufi:nl%lmi !fld::::wn::; gon- and Beads. —many' a‘Toviig hart! or domebody’s L Medding Hard' Goal 'Stoves. . —_— deer boy. L saen T not neceasarily - sy A-ything you want 4n a stove- hunications fdr the Weekly Plo- By Margaret Mason., . (i |y i g a0 aod st o % % % ik Ll “«fll‘&kes idnd all sizes. than_Tuesday of each week to insure * IT HAPPENED IN ! * ~erwise. month by carrfer. .$:.:40 Greece -formally- gecedes te A dema)nds, even agreeing to protet Serbs’ who' rétréat from Macedonia. Many-leavy Japanese guns arrive at Odessa for use-in-Balkahs by Rus. sia;- Berlin asserts. AST B Bought a brocade bag to .00 Carry every cent; 2208 Minn. Ave. ‘When she paid up for the purchase The Weekly Pioneer. All her coin was spent; Hight' #-ea-. ‘éontalning 'a summary of |. el *"Berfidfl, Minn. One year, postage paid.. Bailey, Phone 40. Fhese-ads)bring mmmx #@rie-half cent a“word per issde. cash with-cepy, ic a word oth- FOR - RENT '~ Nine-room modern WANTED——Stenographer. One who house,- 703-Minnesota -Ave. = -+ Always-telephone No. 31 l,..,m WANTED. T. C. can also help with _bookkeeping te| anevtier-clériealwork: Must have e “dent postage pald to any North Serb army is being driven addreas for $1.50 in advance. into"Albania. French shell Prilep to TO WHOM IT MAY GONCERN R RKKKKKKRKKK KK x#| Noew York Nov. 26.—A bag infuig Serbians who have Whipged: B M %mm mmpanyvnuynnman uging Onigum, Minn. FOR RENT—Two-or-three furnished rooms. - Write -J. -B.~+Thompson, Lohgd* gome experience. Write in own-handwriting. Address “Sten- ographer,”-care Pioneer office, Be- 431127 e Land these days is worth what you ‘or other * * , | 8ars in Southwest Macedonia. jonable matterrin orlupan. ltn vnmnflou wsmr:g: s here: « " "The Daily ‘Pioneer receives:: . pay for it and that's |~ 141545 Step “nearer ‘to Gorlsis fly 0S8 adid vor -fly'or ia’ w;;:;m Trisko hud:v 1 " wire ‘service of ‘the United .c saying a great dealfy yings nionntatn tidnches from Aus- o fo-Wpair o ?‘“‘n" 'm ' fame % Press Association. o indeed. - They come|¢riang ity still under fire. H "“m::i Y. FRich i Vel iE 10 fhe o i high and they must | germans give way befors Slavs on be held high'in or-fp; o noingr line, = der to show off the oi c x 2 AEEXXKHEKKK KKK KK KX ing. {FOR’ RENT--Fivé ° nice-Tooms;: np= # gtairs) for hnueekeeplng Tel. .26~ FOR RENT—Two steam heated of-| write Box 541, Bemidji, Minn. “fice rooms. O’Leary-Bowser build- i 4d1127 +54¥129 midji Minn. S sa1126 WANTED—Young lady who can do [ E9psokkesping’ Sand: stenographic { work.—For further information 14 5d11? T KK KR IOWH IR KX pand made garnl-ly NORTHWEST NEWS:: ¢ i) ‘“31 s doa TR KRR KRR KKK Shyet for bags s Fargo, N. D., Nov. 26.—At a mee&- GENERAL OFFICES ; the material de luxe NEW YORK AND CHICAGO of the moment; and ing of the State Federation of Com- "ADVERTISING BY THE FOR-RENT—Large-front-room, autt‘-I 1 2«vPOSIFIONS WANTED. able for-two. -903-Béltrami Avel |WANTPED-CHouse* Hotel* restaurant FOR RENT—Modern rooms at 1023’ Minnesota-Ave. - ‘Phone 317-R. gl Ao §d1127 |+ or roortiing housesworks? Have had experience. -InquirerErickson Ho- tel. 5d1127 -3d1127 WANTEB—Work in hotel or res- Ave. FOR RENT--Hazelwood far! The action of Dr. H. J. Haiselden immigration. of Chicago in refusing to perform a a hag full of tricks. surgical operation for the purpose of One exquisite ’\avgou&flnon bla q work, the result is St. Cloud, Minn., Nov. 26.—P. R. Thielman, Harold Knutson and P. J. SEANCHFS (N ALL THF PRINCIFAL 1T _ |mercial Clubs, which will be held 2 3 :;l;b;x:r:éfiym::r here on Dec. 15 and 16; one of the 100g 0 7 » FOR RENT—Rooms. 1009 Bemidji DEFECTIVES AND HUMANITY; banding and bead principal matters to-be- discussed is 621130 taurant.or rooming. house. In- quire at Brinkman hotel. Phone 39. E da1126 saving the life of a defective infant ck velvet bag has has brought acutely before the people |a band of gold embroidered bisecting the problem of what to do with our |it lengthwise, with a narrow outline defectives. It is the burning issue|of skunk bordering that. It is fin- Seberger-of St. Cloud, John McGib- bons of Sauk Center and Mr. Engle of Kimball were selected as delegates from Stearns county to the develop- FOR SALE. f the day, the theme of discussion |j i g 12 i SEY and N% of BW, Section a t = day Ior 1 on | ished on the bottom with bobbig | o, D SN K RS SR € E’'RE oiling. the wheels of 9.6214-25 "': ; K% iobine | - owner in 40, 80 or up to 240-acre v millions upon millions of people | balls of gold heads and drawn up. on |77 4 forne : : »_county of Kooehlehlng,| .. Located-3 miles from Hines throughout the civilized world. cords beaded solidly in gold. ammon g for Dac:: 1. commerce by the best kind Minn. * Estimated at 6,575 ties, ? Syl When born the child was in this condition: It had but one ear; it had no neck, the base of the skull being about even with its shoulders; one side was paralyzed; it had a Velvet Bags Popular. Finley, N. D., Nov. 26.—A chicken Plain but by no means poor _is|bone swallowed caused the death of a lovely voluminous bag of velvet|Olga, the 12-year-old daughter of shirred onto Chinese bracelets of jade | Mr. and Mrs. Olai Havig, hemorrhage in lieu of other handles. These setting in shortly afterwards. f printing and stationery ser- “&nd" forms. will-help-you in your Brainerd, Minn. AN AASRNAN A AAIAAR NI LTS ;4 E " FOR SALE—AII timber stumpage on | © the SW3% of NE% and NW% ot 1,275 cords pulp wood, 60,000 feet logs; time to remove timber, May vice: + The'maPmn line of books 3 1, 1917. Look it over and make |. us an offer. - Mahlum Lumber. Co.,, WANTED_Housework. Inquire at ; 6d121 |’ Brinkman Hotel. Phone 39. %t& d1126 “ “¥KRMS FOR SALE. FOR--SALE—Fine farm,. direct by and 4 miles-from Blackduck. Read the details in display ad on an- other page of this paper entitled “4Buy Farm®Direct From ¢hvner.” s el 64126 WANTED. curved spine; on the left side it had a double kidney connected to the bladder by one tube; on the right side it had no kidney; there was.no opening to the lower intestine; its round bracelet handles are very prac- tical and smart and are also shown in flat tortoise shell effects. Indeed, tortoise shell vies with old i-business, We’ll show you how. FOR SALE—_Rubber stampe: < Thi Dickinson, N. D., Nov. 26.—Dick- Pioneer ' will ‘procure any kind: of: inson’s annual corn show will be held rubber stamp for you on! short inoxy: ‘ANPED—Will” pay cash. for real 'bargainsin‘lands in“the vicinity of Northome, Blackduck ‘or Kelliher. ‘Submit ‘only"if ‘you' have a bargain Dec. 15, 16, 17 and 18, according to . ) X tice. silver to form the clasps and mounts | plans laid by the committee of the ; BEMIDJI PIONEE‘R OFFICE of some of the smartest bags. It is particularly stunning combined with velvet in brown or golden' tones. Gay linings fill the new velvet bags stomach was dilated; its thighs were abnormally large; it had a hemorr- hage in the spinal canal, indicating an injury or a diseased condition of the event. ‘Welding -& Machine Co. FOR SALE—A good Garland ' base|" Dickinson Commerecial club, in charge | 5 Phone 31 Bemidjl . burner stove. Apply at :elmi:;l ) : e el. 69. land give ful ‘particulars. Norelius 10 &'Bwaiistrém, 326 McKnight Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn! 6d1129 ‘BUY—We pay cash of the blood vessels; there was no passage way to the missing ear; its brain was apparently normal, with the exception of a hemorrhage on the left side. The performing of a simple opera- tion would have saved the life of this child. But the surgeon, knowing the future that would await it, refused with a splash of color and of course mirrors and change purses are an inevitable part of their interior make- up, a8 well as divers and sundry other articles of makeup. Rhinestone, en- amel and jet clasps are features.of the velvet bags, mounted on velvet covered tops, and these also usually swing on arm straps of the velvet. birchwood. - John Crone, Hotel. Call 136. (6-INCH SLABWGOD FOR SALE Softwood $2.00 per Toad Hardwood $2.50 per load to operate. A coroner’s jury, con- 5 e gaw . & ini ubscribe for the Pion sisting 'of a number of the most noted Beads as Finish. Bflm'd]l Mfg' col Pt i *O’Eil'* gy physicians in Chicago, found that he| The ball fringe of beads i : X Phone 481 | FOR SALE—Two carloads of ' for' Burroughs adding machines. One [ KT ND— T 'op" “eover to anto. Owner roll, a dozen rolls or-ahufid-ed rolls. KRR KKK KK KKK K| “for" ¢ast ot suits ‘and shoes. Zieg- Nidofiet | ler's'Setond’ Hand Store. 4411297 wlNTED—Smnd hand - household ““call’ have same by calling at 1800 “Trvine “Ave,; and paylug for (s ad 2d1127 Plonaer wnnl‘. ldn pay ‘acted ‘strictly within his rights and : v.,.',‘ Star Brand Typewriter Ribbons In any. color to-fit any:make of typewriter fession. Was' this doctor a human’ being with a great heart, who refused to prolong the life of this child ‘and thereby condemn it to an existence of helpless misery? Or was he a '—ATTEND— « |Bemidji Business:College "~ Each 75¢ 'O reverse the ‘old saw -- ‘‘the burnt . ROWLAND G "PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON - "enmm r‘romncx, " ) . OflIce—Mfles Block ‘| Miles Block Phone 560 criminal in his refusal to perform an child does not shun Bay flfld "lgl“ - operation- that meant lite, though| || the fire.” i)y These ribbons. e DT KRR dn b TRk o em*‘ |DR. E. A SHANNON, M. D. ... D E: FISK, Gout Gommissioner that life be worse than death? Youngsters are contmualiy . |~ PHYSICIAN-AND SURGEON ' » '~- ATTORNEY: AT LAW Hardly a day passes but we read getting their fingers' burnt. e Dt o 1o Office’ in' Maye Bloek .. Office second.- floor ‘O’Leary-Bowser of a crime committed by some person I}f‘ not, %gen thi;{ aredgeg‘m.g LI ST i J%e-lflemldii;,l).loneer Puab. Co. Phone 396 “‘Res. Phone-897( - ... . Bullding. who is later proven to have been a their shins s nned, their Tl s 3e N DR. C.’R. SANBORN v hSgo e = > . defective from birth. There is no fingers cut, their .ankles B'emidji, Minn. : p};ysmmy AND' SUBGEON Jooa mm, IARY SURGEON sprained. And mother is Your city property with n ! ' “Office=—Mi]l called on for ‘‘first aid.” ‘Office les Block committed to an institution for the rest of their days, or be permitted Then is the time she, DR.:L.-A. WARD {z03 339 to run at large-and continue to be a should have a 25 or 50cjar | ~Olayton C.Gross menace to all people with whom they of Webster’s Bemidji, Minn. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEpN p Over Pirst National Bank ' DR. G. HOEY WK mmson D V. M. . NARIAN Phone3 .. . :-403.Irvine Ave. 4ot GRADUASE “VRTERINARIAN ) P R YL ey | | “Warkhan Hotel Bullding,, Many of these defective people DermOIhtum grow to maturity, and marry, and| || the house. “Its the best flo Ffl“ SM.EFBH HENT OENE & AR =V L4 « J}¢ * PHYSTeIAN AND sURGEON . DBAY LINE ; bring other defectives into the world. ; fivr;zfigmgie kr:g;:fimen d Web- ) * *'Office ‘Sectrlty’ Bank Blook.. luged with them in high - places; | ||| remarkably quick. brouglit about ‘by the pernicious. sys- tem of"intér-marriage, and Europe.is drowning in a''sea of blood ‘and de- “struction. What are we to do with .our de- féctives? Are we to nurture them The world is full of them, and hu-: “gter’s’ Dermolatum because we 8 kS H SUAADR ] “JOHNS = manity is becoming more morally de- know dl;s formula. 1t dmnf::;s " Good Servxce 2 AND \. « M= “PHYSICIAN “AND SURGEON : _|| wounds and open bruises, atops g € ; : B4 2 tation” and' infection and g HI EN « -A-V:-GARLOCK, M. D. N - . 1 R U0 ¥ 3 0 -~~~ :rSPECIALIST Practice Limited CityDrugStore Glasses Fitted B\-N. French & Co. Office Gibbons Bldg: Markham Hotel. North of -»“Phone 105.” . i N}J Pogue's Livery—164 Y '1‘01[ SMART * <"DRAY’AND'TRANSFER s vioSafe and Pian Rd‘Phonb?&l e «ALL USE EYE - EAR - NOSE~ = THROATY: tie acantoadogstail|[] A ¥ |} A.DANNENBERG “to breed other defectives, to serve, as * & canker ‘in the mentality and mor- -and see hll.n scoot? i 2 i - Y CHIROPRACTOR "ality of mankind? Or should ‘they: g w00 o Sure yow dids—we did! ¢ BIEN = 1 be allowed to slip back into the mys« tery from whence they came? ! ‘ We ‘correct the mistakes of nature And“how about that lot; or house or_piece of fumiture, or auto you Chiropractic “Yes;“yot’can buy them at almost every g g LI Ot "store in town and some stores out of town. ““But Whilt are we to'do Wit regaid ey et doant «They:are:five-cents-apiece;-and when you' buy to the greatest of all menance;fl 6 ¥ “"’dCNEW' BEM‘IDJI for'a: niclde, you g!:t your Iuture generations? bl ‘@ ”» A et AL VL ey -moneys worth. Just say “NEW BEMIDJI” . Phone 406-W. KR E KKK KK XK be if they are allowed to grow and - to' your-merchant. \He'll know:> *Where they " [§| " Norta-Sound Leaves. ... propagate, and cover the lafid with i el em. Hast Bound mm“! the ‘evér-increasing accidenta¥F btights 12 “West: Bound Leav = ; ~ =186 Bast Bound Lea Pty ~ e e -Pharmacy it g Lo - Barkér’s Drug and !welry Store § ket West Bound Leaves. East Bound Leaves A‘shaké, ‘a/ liar, & gossip'and a lomL A \ Ves, dglegtable xfl?om’inations this wgrld 3 o > F y > ‘%5 E:::hhglz:adhu e Has “ever ‘produced-—except |the Cuss : A 6 s"“x‘:n?%m mv. who' reads His ‘Home paper| for five - sale ; 4 Frelght Eaat Leaves ac .. years ‘and then refuses to pay. § knows-and appreciates| b+ mmu.. & McCready, Third St. 1o Soathinle Bto. Lv. ‘It "Uncle ‘Sam has to ‘take a lick- ) s ] 3% North—Kelither L. ing he will have' the supreme satis- C. P. iRISH ; <4 FAberctombie & McCready; Beltrami Ave. R Ry faction of knowing it is the first one e < i Tll. Bemidji Pfim’l’nbhhn‘ Co. 2 Bl " North Bemiay..... and that it*15 trailing along late in I make violins- and. other ~ = WilliamH: Schmitt’s Grocery lite. string instruments, and also Otto G. Sclwndt do repair work on all instru- First National Bank Bldg. Graduate the Palmer: Schobl 6t * mmms'm Office hours: 10-12, 1:30-5, 7to 8 EREKKKKKK KKK XKD | ¥. - RAILROAD. TIME cmr ’; MINNESOTA & INTERNATY o Tel. 250 -+ ~Nerth:of Markham Hotel v'ocAL TEACHER ‘ “‘Phone 311-W. 1110 Bemidji Ave. Bemidji, Minn. " FURMITURE AND .- UNDERTAKING 7oH ;Ni McKEE fPuneral Director “Phone 178-W or R ::RUNERAL- DIRECTOR mnylu pm Do. your. Christmas ‘shopping both ||~ ments. = Am at your service ind the ‘‘House’-know: 'hete 2 ,N mh B h::lflldl“l : M o | ' IBERTSON ‘early and late. You can’t afford to;| When you want me. 2 £ fif’ them. }Thefemao c,fl‘;‘,“’"’ Heht rmian 7 ::g'i?o und:lyn 3 miss the excrutiating ' joys of the Telephone 564-W or |eave e same place for y-0on- L & : ) wflntei-'::nm“., nerd, withdrawn for x o=~ -grand rush. orderlgt the-sggt ‘printing ‘and: muonery = ; : 2 ONd * s oo R0 o s O R UNDERTAKER islar’ i e i ! fait opan ™2, FUBLIO LNRANY £ Ten . minutes of BEMIDJI PIONEER OFFICE: ; Open datly, Sunaay, 1 %567 || 5 o Bislar's MIISIG Sto[g_ Jlpnone st “Bonajt Mt | s o o s axoept Suncay, 1 451475 | [405 Beltraini Ave: < Bamidyi,