Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 3, 1916, Page 2

H ¢ vidual interests we might dwell alsol A Familiar Enemy. The Bemldll Dafly Plflll%el' upon o 1 ty. in| -Just mow-the chipch - bug is Iying |} e € igoof value | dormant in the winter quarters chosen_ 1 value | In early fall. Along the fences. in grass patches, under the fallen leaves‘of the woods pastures and in a thousand oth- MAYBE YOU’LL FIND IT HERE Classified Department THE BEMIDJI FIONEDR PUB. €0, | Vhich Publishers and FProprietors. to all F. G. NEUMEIER, Editor. to us. — Telephone. 31. DWIGHT D. MILLER lnsurance'Specialist ANYTHING ANYWHERE Telephone 360 W Offices rm e sota and Entered at the post-office’at Bemidji, o p Minn, as second-class matter ‘under. Act | the en! S its head of Congress of March 8, 1879. in memory of Minnesota’s dead gov- ernor, Winfield Scott Hammond. Published every afterncon except Sunday No attention paid to anonymous con- NEW INSECTICIDE. tributions. Writer's name must be " —— ' known to the editor, but not necessarily 5 ’ 7 i pe i h % Arsenate ‘of Calcium Effective ‘Against s DI B s B kBld : s : ot oy Bie| © Bleging imasstens oA Tt ecurityStateBan [ 8 These ads. bring certain results. One-half cent neer should reach this office not later | [Prepared by United States department of a word per issue. cash with copy, ic a word oth- than Tuesday of each week to Insure agriculture.] publication in the current issue. As a result of extensive tests with different insecticides the entomologists .$ 40|of the department have found that |eer ;‘fliflg places thlg‘ bug th‘!lts !hg 4.00 coming of spring. TFire set in sucl 00 calcium arsenate, a new insecticide, places ‘will - destroy armies of them 2.00| glves very promising results in the [y most effective way of fighting the e & One year, postage paid 4.00| control of certatn insects that @0 dam- | chinch bug is fo fght with fire during Service Station for all [akes of il ‘The wuk': : o— by chewing on fruit trees. Among | the winter, for for every one burned in .h:: :eégmfie:;,: °:"k'f "f,u'bfi:;:': Je,.y the chewing insects against which the | the grass-and fence rows there will be Thursday and Sent postage pald to any |arsenate of calcium proved effective |2 thousand less to cross from wheat- j= ° address for $1.50 in advance. |t laborators and feld tosts conducted | feld to comfield nest summer.—Farm Sto r a e B a tt er l e S - ¥ ¥ X ¥ % K % % % % ¥ ¥ ¥ k % % &|at Benton Harbor, Mich., are the cod- Progress. - - erwise. Always telephone No. 31 Subscriytion Raf One month by carrier. aad One year by carrier. Three months, posta Six months, postage paid. HAK KKK KKK KKK KKK WANTED. ] ¥ One-half cent per ‘word per % m ¥ issue, cash:with copy. ¥ tor cast off suits and shoes. Zieg- * Regular charge rate, one cent & ler's Second Hand Store. * per word per insertion. No % % ad taken for less than 10 cents. | VANTED—Second hand housekold % Minimum charge, 5c per | 80ods. M. E. Ibertson. * issue. Phone 31. x| HEK KKK KKK KKK KKK KK FARMS FOR SALE. A A A A A A A A AP AN * + | ling moth, the fall webworm, the tent To Kill Wheat Insects. e —— | FOR SALE—Fine farm, direct by ? % The Daily Pioneer receives | caterpillar and the tussock moth. Stored wheat is attacked by several HELP WANTED. owner in 40, 80 or up to 240-acre ¥ wire service of the United +#| In these tests the effects of arsenate | kinds of insects, which feed principally P " P ANTED Verms ol = 5o | tract. Located 3 miles from Hines X Press Association. #|of calcium, both alone and combined |on the starch in tlie grain, destroying We Repair and Re-charge all Kinds WANTED—Young girl who lives at and 4 miles from Blackduck. Read x $ | with lime-sulphur solution, were test- | the germinating power of the seed and . home to assist with housework. Mrs. XK KX KKKXKKXKXKXXEKKH|ed in comparison with arsenate of | making the wheat berries inferior for H. C. Baer, 1205 Lake Blvd. 5d1231| the details in display ad on an- s 1 i th | milling. Now i the ti to shi batt f - other page of this paper entitled o ead alone and in combination Wi s . 1s the time to ship us your battery for over- o “hwvner.” 1215 PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIG | jime.sulphur. The arsenate of caleium, Clemson college, Sl)?lth Carolina, rec- A p . y y FOR RENT. Buy Farm Direct From ‘)hwvnel ADVERTISING BY THE 858 the Graenete oF load, s used ;m;m:n(}i for :hgfc(cullt:’ol olfxt::f:leugheat hauling and winter storage. FOR RUNT — Ninesoom modemal m - msmmrssenit . X Insects the us: arbon bis: e, an = at the rate of two pounds to each fifty | 4 oot colorless, nonpoisonous lig house, 703 Minnesota Ave. T. C. | S EvERTIONRG o araossrssaasras 3 quid 2 ADVERTISERS—The great state of gallons of water. In all the experi- [ (v 1ing by suffocation. For a bar- Bailey, Phone 40. tt ol GENERAL OFFICES ments the arsenate of calcium gave g S rel holding about three bushels use car- | NEW YORK AND CHICAGG Ivery satiistf)fct:rg m:ultst hin tlxlll}ifls fllle bon bisulphide at the rate of half a { W g i BRANCHES THE . arvae without burning the foliage. In | teacypful to one barrel. For a hun- | J - BRANCHES (N ALL THF PRINCIPAL CiTiFs a number of cases its killing action | dred hushel bin use elght pounds, 3 ¢k f was somewhat slower than, but com- Apply the carbon bisulphide by sprin- “THE BIRTH OF A NATION.” |pared favorably with, the arsenate of | kiing it over the surfac of the grain OLAF ONGSTAD, Prop. North Dakota offers unlimited op- FOR RENT—S5-room cottage, with portunities for business to classl- water, on Ninth St. C. D. Lucas. fled advertisers. The recognized 2d14 advertising medium in the Farge T Daily and Sunday Courler-News : FD]R RENT—Fur.mshed e the only seven-day paper in the ight housekeeping. Phone 637. 4d1¢| ®tate and the paper which- carries the largest amount of classified FOR RENT—Chapman house, good| advertising. The Courler-News lead. Since it can be produced more |in the barrel or bin. After sprinkling The “latest word” in motion pic-|cheaply than the lead arsenate it would | cover the top of the barrel or bin with tures is “The Birth of “a Nation,” |appear to have distinct value, although | peavy burlap. Leave this cover on for founded on Thomas Dixon's “The it has not been sufficiently tested to [ twenty-four hours or longer. Repeat d warm. di231 North Dakota like a blank- i ) permit recommending it unreservedly | this treatment after ten days or two an et oo covery = Glansmen, e historical d;?;’? o thz for general use. Where arsenate of | weeks to'destroy the young. ot; reaching all paxta.of.the siale g“s kW:‘“h T renresentative oo tne |calim was combined with limesul- | Carbon bisulphide is highly infam- FOR SALE. the day of publication; it is the rookston. A representativi (o) phur it was, as a rule, even more ef- | mable, and fire of all sorts must be Pioneer, after witnessing the produc- | fective as a poisoning agent than when | kept away from it. It is dangerous tion yesterday afternoon, believed it | used alone and did not lessen the value | even for a man who is smoking to go to be the most glorious accomplish-|[of the latter as a fungicide. When |near a wheat bin in which the mate- ment in any art than he had ever|these compounds are combined the l'la} has been spfinmesi. Carbon bisul- seen. amount of foliage cgnsumed by the ghxge m“dbfl boughft mmi)iftyt ;)md ]::n. i larvae is less than where the arsenate | dred pound drums: for about 9 cents a Iniaushort per“)d ofthsee hours, of calcium is used alonc. In tests in | pound. history of fifteen years could be|y9149 commercial arsenate of calelum seen. No part of the picture lagged i .82 » n as the film was cut down to a fine gfi?fiimfiifi?fiu‘:—x‘sfiufin@ggiz Cvee’itv GHIGHESTER S PILLS o . THE DIAMOND BRAND. FOR SALE—I have just arrived with paper to use in order to. get re- a carload of North Dakota farm | sults; rates one cent per word first horses, for sale or trade for dry| Insertion, one-half cent per word wood. These horses are all good,| ®Succeeding insertions; fifty cents big workers. Low prices for quick | Der line per month. Address the sales; can be seen at the old Pogue| Courier-News, Fargo, N. D. livery barn in Bemidji. C. E. West. FOR SALE—Typewriter ribbons for 6d17 every make of typewriter on the FOR SALE—My house at 723 11th market at 50 cents and 76 cents St. and Morris Ave. I will be at| each. Every ribbon sold for 75 the Grand Central hotel for two| cents guaranteed. Phone orders weeks. Anyone wanting a first class| Ppromptly filled. Mail orders given house now is the time to buy. Will| the same careful attention as when give easy terms or a liberal dis-| ¥ou appear in person. Phone:3l. count for cash. E. W. Quick. 5d14| The Bemidji Pioneer Office Supply Store. o LOST AND FOUND. __ |FOR SALE uboer stampe. The POST-Grey silk purse, opens at Pioneer will procure any kind of both ends, between 8th and 5th St. rubber stamp for you on short no- Leave at Pioneer office. tice. ‘Wholesale Stove Dealers NEW 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. Liegler’s Second Hand Store 206 Minn. Ave. Bemidji, Minn. point. When one sees the play for |excellent control of the codling moth the first time he is overwhelmed by [In comparison with arsenate of lead o the immensity of it. In the picture|3nd Wwith runsll’fiflyefl Dlats. dwghse;g A= there are hundreds of scenes in place | ArSenate of calclum was use: 2 % A per cent of the apples were sound; of a few and there are thousands of | 5 oonate of lead showed 99.44 per cent people in the production in place of | of sound apples, while in the unspray- a score. It is an epic of proud brave | eq test plats only 58.71 per cent of the people beaten into dust and refusing | apples were free from damage. —ATTEND— to stay there. The realism of the| The following will be found to be a — vork s amanin, mventen way ot manz nomensce | B Business Golloge There has been some hostility to st lime (90 t Cao; . the picture on account of the alleged | Signe lime G0 per cont Ca0) Day and Night injustice to the negro.. One does not| 65 per cent As,0,. feel this, however, as there are good Fater Chl-ches.ter s Diamond Brand, Pills in Red and Gold metaliic boxes, scaled with Blue Ribbon. Baks no other. Iiuy of sou Dru; NI PILL DIAMOND : ye: SOLD BYDRUGGISTS EVERYWHERF Ladicat Aok your Druggiet for @ Ploneer want ads are read. Read the want ads. Place the stone lime in a wooden con- negroes shown as well as some hate-| o %0 0" 040's small amount of wa. GRAND CENTRAL CASH Busi ness and Professional ful negroes. ter, just enough to start slacking. . MEAT MARKET - Never before has there been seen | When slacking is well under way pour V. VOLLER, Prop. such a combination of spectacle and |in the sodium arsenate, which should |[We pay the highest cash price for PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS LAWYERS tense drama. first have been dissolved in hot water. |beef, pork and mutton, and sell at Ryt Sy s e e It is well worth five dollars, it not | Keep stirring until the e oas thot- |the lowest price of anyone In the fras o DR‘P%%I;,WCLJND oTLa ORE oy | GBAHAM M'&(ggfigm 5 A ked. ient wal more, to see this great production. be n@ded from time to time to prevent ::to}{.el Shop at rear of Grand Central ere’s the best Stetgograp er’s Office—Miles Block Miles Block Phone 560 FHITED PRESH e i o ' Note Book you ever saw. One DE._E. A SHANNON, M. D. D. H. FISK, Court Commissioner L The resulting arsenate of calcium b A< e A ol wect L s - should contain about 18 per cent of ar- of those mxPumm specialties that THISICIAN AND SURGHEON ATTORNEY AT TAW Emperors, statesmen, warriors and | Senic oxide. In making this compound we're featurin Office in Mayo Block Office second floor O’Leary-Bowser B waGiof Nowsps pem conblanin) o L A e L Ilt[l ana norse A = o T —t circling the globe have worked to-| i eic gxige content of the materials We sell good office supplies— DR. C. B. SANEORN VETERINARY SURGEON -~ gether in the columns of the Daily | employed and to vary the formula ac- LIVERY PHYSICIAN ‘AND SURGEON | csnncctoanoriminnr oo snoe s obocesoe Pioneer during the last twelve|cordingly. The byproduct is largely so- everything you could possibly Office—Miles Block W R n%figfi&&&q months to make 1915 the most won- | dium hydroxide, which should be de. s derful year for news in the history | canted if the insecticide is to be used JAMES L. POGUE neeg- S BliiEi ObEicE DR'P%Y%&C‘:’;\AIWR]"; NoieShanenN Phone 3 403 Irvine Ave. of journalism. on tender foliage. EMI HELOE DRS. WARNINGER & HOEY _— Phone 31 Bemidji, Minn. Over First National Bank JRECTGh hel United Pregs; lis Litter For Poult 4th St. and Mississippi Ave. ‘ S Bemidji, Minn O hoED VETHRINARIANG B N i ultry. o ) 3 id 2 Daily Pioneer has been enabled to Good clover hay, or, better yet, al Phone 209 Bemidji, Minn. DR. E. H. SMITH tap the Buropean war areas, the ori-| faifa, ought to be plentiful enough to || Phone 164-W — Res. 164-R. DR. J. T. TUOMY, ent and domestic field for exclusive | be largely used for litter in the hen PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON WMME‘WWWWM news throughout the year. The list|houses this winter. Don't give the Office Security Bank Block TOM SMART - of correspondents who have given the | birds too much at a time, and the re- DR. EINER - JOHNSON DRAY AND TRANSFER Daily Pioneer its brilliant stories of fe‘:::e‘s"‘znget;‘;‘zte“:‘g :g‘;ls:::; :vffnfli‘: PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Safe and Piano Moving the war is headed by Ed. L. Keem, | jaro0 mensure disappear as they search LIST Bemidjf, Minn. Res. Phone 58 818 America Ave. the European manager of the United | through this. fragrant litter for thels ' v RE A V. GARLOCE D, Office Phone 12. Press. Among those associated with | grain throughout the cold season. If 3 . T SPE’CIA.LIéT him have been William G. Shepherd, | anything will make them lay this will, Your city property with . i DERTISTS. at various battle fronts; William | —Western Poultry Journal. S5 a o nEm ae STANTON — Philip Simms in Paris, Carl W. Ack- AND S it NTIST erman in Berlin, Henry Wood in Keep Hens at Work. clayiu" cl crnss ) Sl Fitted e i Rome and Southeastern Europe, Wil-| SeeP the ens busy by scattering . i Office Gibbons Bldg. North of Office 1n Winter Block Stewart with the Ford peace expedi- | fillg the egg. basket. DENTIST tion and others, A. DANNENBERG Gibbons Block Tel. 230 i i 1 CHIROPRACTOR The Daily Pioneer will continue to North of Markham Hotel ALL USE use the United Press service in 1916 8o as to give its readers the best pos- First National Bank Bldg. Graduate the Palmer School of FRANCES VIVIAN KENNEY Good Service s o R B ) B (B h £X) Chiropractic VOCAL TEACHER sible telegraph service. Reasonable Commission “N Ew E MIDJI Office hours: 10-12, 1:30-5, 7 to 8! Phone 311-W. “SWEET SIXTEEN.” i » R Phone 406-W. 1110 Bemidji Ave. Bemidji, Minn. : DEAN LAND. CO. DR. F. J. DARRAGH Happy New Year. i OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN = 1916 sure will be a happy year LAND, LOANS INSURANCE Specialist of Chronic Diseases for it has 53 Saturday paydays and |6_INGH SLABwufln AND CITY PROPERTY Free Consultation it is leap year. Day and Night Calls Answered Here are some of the things that FUH s AlE Yes, you can buy them at almost every 117 Third St. Bemidji|111 Fifth St. Phone 943 will result from that combination: store in town and some stores out of town. e e ————— Girls may properly “pop the ques- tion.” There will be 53 social Saturday nights for beaux and belles. Leap year parties—girls escorting KRR KRR KRR XK : RAILROAD TIME CARDS + y XRAA KRR KRR RK KK Hff & 0[ 2 North Bound Arrives . 9 1 North Bound Leaves They are five cents apiece, and when you buy a NEW BEMIDJI for a nickle, you get your moneys worth. Just say “NEW BEMIDJI’ to your merchant. He'll know. Where they Hardwood $2.50per load Bemidji Mfg, Co. Bottle I — 1:30 pm men—will be quite the thing. = S00 RAILROAD Those born on February 29 will ) Phone 481 sell ’em. 162 East Bound Leaves .9 FUH"ITURE ‘H[l % % We T it i ) one 163 West Bound Leave 56 have their first birthday in four | We have alwaystried to be just a litle ahead 186 East Bound Leaves. i of the other fellow in-the general equipment of Eduard Netzer Pharmacy 187 West Bound Leaves. ms e Foares our store. As an evidence of this desire to show GREAT I‘O‘mll: Barker’s Drug and Jewelry Store There will be 53 paydays for a lot | the newest and only the best of everything, we of workers. gladly recommend to users of ink O R S. T. Stewart’s Grocery Store C HIN. McKEE, Funeral Director Julius Ceasar did it. He made|’ » Henry Miller over the Roman calendar, adding one Cartel' S W. G. Schroeder Phone 178-W or R day: for every fourth year to bring The Fair Store Carlson’s VarietyStore Pencraft Ever, as a boy, Combined Office tie a can to a dog’s tail | — and Fountain Pen and see him scoot? :Ve ca.nfmat:rially benefit thl;; city. Ink Sure you did—we did! and our farming community if we begin right now to make it a year | the newest member of "‘ec'“f'""'.‘h‘“fl{' And how about t.hat of production and prosperity. It fiel:::;:,':fi “:::fi' 'n:l:;::gld:'i{"’;:’:‘ . lot, or house or piece . ia n nt. . : should be difficult to find one among| Come in':md’let us show youd\enewFCmerink °f. furniture, or s.‘,“to you us Who could not in some manner | bottle with the new flow-controller, wish to get rid of? increase the result of his labors dur-! - T’e a Dm.ly ilfl.oneer War!t ing this year and with each of us BEMID)I now!to it friend—do it * PIONEER - Phone 31, Phone 381. out evenly the 365% days in an or- dinary year. MINNESOTA & INTERNATION 82 South—Mpls. Etc. Ly .§1‘ South—Mpls. Ei North—Kelliher Ry : FUNERAL DIRECTOR Fref Abercrombie & McCready, Third St. Abercrombie & McCready, Beltrami Ave. The Bemidji Pioneer Publishing Co. William H. Schmitt’s Grocery Otto G. Schwandt Mrs. E. L. Woods it. due North Bemidjl...... 4: % 45 Freight from Brainerd, due North Bemldfls s on oy 1:00 pm M‘ E' lBERTSON *Daily. All others daily except Sunday. Sunday night trains to and from Twin Citieo, north of Brainerd, withdrawn for ‘winter montha. 3 UN»ERTAKER NEW PUBLIC LIBRARY. Oven-daily, except Sunaay, 1 to 6 o.l FREE PENCIL SHARPENING. STATIONS ‘Wm. Schmitt’s Store Pioneer Office Barker’s m, 7 to 9 p. m. Sunday, reading room only, 8 to 6 p. m. e —————————