Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 22, 1916, Page 2

! | e s P S S | i‘ | i i | e Published every jafternoen.except-Sungay - ——eere—ae——aeao——sr— TR EE KRR KRR R KK The Bemidji Daily Piancer TER BEMIDJI PIONESS PUB. CO. Publishers and Proprietors. F.@. NEUMBIER, Editor. TELEPHONE 922 — e Entered at the post oftice at Bwflw. Minn, as seqondClassymatter -under Act ot Congress of March 8, 1879. No attention paid to anonymous con- tripptions. - Writer's: - name myat be knpwn £0. !hqfidlwr. “but pot :necesearily tor-publication. Communications for the Weekly Plo- aser should reach -this office not later than Tuesday of each week to jnsure publication in ithe .current :lseue. Bates. ‘sal One month by carriel ..§ .40 One year by carrier. Three months, postage paid. Six months, postage paid. One year, postage paid.... The Wreekly -Rionesr. Bight pages, containing a-summary of the news of the week. Published every Thursday and ‘Sent postage paid to any addreas for 31,60 in advance. Cfii*#lllidi*liil! » * The Daily Pioneer receives % wire service of the United ¥ Prees Assoeistion, « LE S 2 R e ——— “HiS"PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN ADVERTISING ‘BY THE X SENERAL OFFICES NEW .IORK ‘AND CHICAGO PRANCHES IN ALL‘YHF PRINCIPAL CITIEF —————ereeeeeee—————— ARBOR DAY. Governor J. A. A. Burnquist today issued a -proclamation setting apart Friday, April 28, to be Arbor and Bird day. The proclamation follows. Proclamation. The season of the year has again arrived when every home in Minne- sota can be heautified by the plant- ing of trees, shrubbery and.flowers, and when in our schools special study of arboreal life should be en- couraged by fitting exercises and all of our citizens by proper activity. be. made to realize more fully the prac- this city for the past two lye&ru, h“— ing-come-here“from-Princeton, Minn. He was coroner of Mille Lacs county while at Princeton. A SURE SIGN. That spring is with us is a cer- tainty. Yesterday the St. Paul Daily News,_ issued :the first ‘baseball pink”. and .a' complete; box gpore of the 8t. Paul baseball game. It is a sure sign. PETECR——— KK KKK KKK KK KKK * NYMORE NEWS * * (By Special Correspondent.) * IS E S SRR R R R R L R RS S Oscar Ulrickson of the Crookston Business college at Crookston is here visiting .at the home of his father, Julius Ulrickson. - The Pathfinders met -at the home of Mrs. H. A. Bridgeman Tuesday evening. The ‘Fidelis club will meet at the home of Miss Margaret Davis here, Friday evening. FRATERNITY ORGANIZES REGIMENT TO HELP GET VILLA BANDITS (By United Press) Minneapolis, Minn.,, March 22.— There’s a perfectly good regiment of men looking for a scrap at the University of Minnesota today. They want to ‘help “Get Villa” and have notified the war department they can be had for the asking. They are or- ganized by the Kappa Sigma frater- nity. PUBLIC SERVICE BULLS. Cheapest Way to Introduce Gaod Blood Into Dairy Herds. Something new is happening all the time, and dairying and dairy breeding are contributing their share of evi- dence that the world moves. A few years ago such a thing as placing a bull at public service was unknown. In fact, no one seemed to think that the service of a bull, good or bad, was worth anything over a dollar or as an tical and aesthetic value of plant cul- ture and tree life. It is remarkable what a difference the manifestation of even a little community interest in the promotion of arboriculture makes in the appear- ance of the grounds of our schools and public buildings and of all our farms and municipalities. An illus- tration of the combination of beauty and utility is the present day prac- tice on the part of many employers of laborof making the surroundings: of those working for them pleasant by having continguous to jtheir fac- tories:and - shops - grassy )plots and lawns<on: whieh have hgen planted shade traes, vines and flowers. This custom cannot be tao highly com~ mended, and ‘with very-little expense. and work .could be adopted by a much larger: number: in .our different com- munities and in all walks of life, whereby ‘many: places that are now eye-sores would be transformed into spots of health and beauty. accommadation. But now ‘it is differ- ent. There are bulls whose owners charge as high as $500 for a service fee. And why should this not be the case? A farmer readily pays $20 or more for stallion. service, which ‘results in an animal worth probably a hundred dol- lars when it isa year old. A well sired yearling calf is worth from $100 to $1,000. But still we have placed @ small valuation on the service that begets such an animal. Bulls have a proper and profitable place in the stud for public service. It is the cheapest way -possible to introduce good blood into a berd, and if in every dairy com- aunity there were a crack bull of.que of the dairy breeds those strvice wotld be avaflable for the best cows in the community ‘it should prove profitable for his owner. but vastly more so for those who would be accommodated. Buy a good.bull If you possibly can If you cam't pay the price. buy “the service of one.—Dacific Dairy Review A lighthouse on an island in the British Channel has been equipped: Closely associated with the care and growth of trees and plants is.the protection of bird life. The hostility and indifference of mankind to the feathered oreatures of the woods should be eliminated and all possible efforts advanced to save from ex- termination these friends and com- panions of man, who not only.glad- den him with their charm and the melodies they -pour forth, but who are of much practical value in de- stroying many of the enemies of trees and: crops, In order to set apart a certain day for the observing of which, where- ever eonvemient, appropriate cere- monies may be held, I, J. A. A. Burn- quist, Governor of the State of Min- nesota, do hereby:-designate and pro~ claim Friday, April 28, 1916, to be Arbor and Bird Day. Witness my hand and the Great {] fam Seal of the Btate of Minnesota affixed. hereto: this-22nd day of March, 1916. J. J. A. BURNQUIST, Goverpor; Atteste JULIUS. A, SCHMAHL, Secretary: of State. THICK AND FAST re— With.. presidential primgries in Minnesots, Indisna, New Hampshire and North Dgkota out of the way, candidgtes on hoth sides of the poli- tical. fenee are awaiting the voice of the people fromsixteen other pri- mary: gtates. From now unmtil June 6 the: primaries will be frequent. Here ig the. list; with the number of dejegates to be pamed; Michigan, April_ 3, thirty (Michigan also will name a national committeeman); ‘Wisconsin, April 4, twenty-six; New York, April 4, eighty-eight; Illinois, Aprik §; fifty-eight; Iowa, April 10, twenty-six; Nebraska, April 18, six- teen; -Qregen, April 18, ten; Massa- chusetts, April 25, thirty-six; Mar: land, -May 1, sixteen; California, May 9, twenty-six; Obio, May. 9, forty- eight; Pennsylvania, May 16, sev- enty-gix; New Jersey, May 23, twen- ty-eight;: South. Dakota, Jupe 6, ten; West Virgipis, June 6, sixteen. THE FIRST; TIME. eyer—— For the first time in the state, an osteopath, physician has been ap- pointed. city physician. He is Dr. appolpted, ity physieian by the city coungll;- Manday,. eyening. . /Ratragh. hes. begn, located 1o F. J..Derragh of Bemddji, who was g with a telephone so that shipping men can land and converse with per- sons .on the mainland. : profit ained o e, country, village, city. Qu for the work in afew weeks. EstabHichod 1n1005. Barciculars sont wador| e.led wrepper.. Application upon request. Write when you want that next job of P . . rinting You will get first-class work, and you will get it when promised; for having work done when promised-isone of the rules of this-office. If you pufet send the order by or it to the office in person. MR 15111011 AT T R WAL LA T ok o +)4-++-h+)+0fl- FARM STOCK. | Whole oats placeden a-dry: raised platform are a most profit- able feed for young pigs. ‘Watch the bowels of-both mare -+ dications of constipition give them more succulent food. - Put ;all"fences in good condi- “tion‘before the sheep~flock is put in the pasture. Be sure the swill barrel and paflsaveiclean. Any..work or exercise which produces severe strain on the museles, especially of the hind quarters, is liable to cause abor- tion in mares. ‘Guand:the sheep most-carefully from the :spring rains. A thor- oyghly - wet flock -will -develop some sickness. ++++++++++'I‘++++++fl-++++++ B o i ot o i ot o o oferhe ook bk ok bk b Training .the . Colt, When the colt is two years old .he should recelve hjs first trial in the har- ness. Tt is best to start-the colt out working with other -animals in the ‘fleld, .In this.way he will be prevented from running away with things, and at the same time the other animal re- strains him and seems ‘to guide ‘him. After the colt'is well broken to fleld work the road training shonld .begin. It i3 best to have a good set of harness to do this work in, for it will not pay at all to let the colt break anything during the first lesson or two. The bit that is used should not e v harsh, for the colt’s mouth is still very tender, —Farm Journal Silage For Swine. While hogs are not ruminants. they will eat some bulky feed. and it is al- ways an advantage to give ithem some succulent feed like silage during the season of the year when there is no pasture. They will not eat large quan- tities, and if too much is fed they will simply pick it over. eating the grain and more tender portions. DEEDS, NOT WORDS Bemidji People Have Absolute Proof of Deeds at Home, It’s not words but deeds that prove true merit. The deeds of Doan’s Kidney Pills, For Bemidji kidney sufferers, Have made their local reputation. Proof lies in the testimony of Be-|, midji people. Mrs. Carl Golz, 623 Minnesota Ave., Bemidji, says: ‘“We keep Doan’s Kidney Pills on hand and always get || the best of results when we take them. Some time ago Doan’s Kid- ney Pills relieved me of backache, headaches and dizzy spells and great- ly strengthened my kidneys. also toned up my system. One other in .our. house has had good results an’s; Kidney Pills and re- co ufinds them as highly as I do.” |} 'l- +* o] «and ‘colt, and:P there-are any in- < . They || MAYBE YOU’LL FIND IT HERE ‘Doiyon reatirtheilabel to.know whether your ‘baking powder ‘is made from cream of tarter or, on ithe other hand, .from.alum or phesphate? Ropal Bdking Powder :is .made: from cream of tartar, derived from grapes, and adds to the food only wholesome .qualities. iOther- baking ‘powders contain #lum or . phosphate, -both of mineral origin, -and used -as -substitutes for cream of tartar erwise. gardening. Man with family .pre- ferred. Tel. 17-F-2. .J."H. Freach. 6d324 Classified Department These ads. ‘bringZcertain results. “One<half-cent a word per-issue; cash with copy, ic a'word oth- Always’ telephomeNo.:31 ‘WANTED—Man --who understands | FOR RENT—Suite~of ‘Tooms partly TORRENE. furnished, suitable-for dight-heuse- keeping. -Modern --exeept . heat. Address “M,” Pioneer. 6d328 Never sacrifice quality and healthful- ness for low. price. - “ROYAL BAKING :POWDER TO. New York WANTED—A chambermaid at Grand Central Hotel. dasazer WANTED-—A gardener by Dr.: Gll< more. 3d324 FOR SALE. " {FOR-SALE OR TRADE--A 50x160ft. corner lot in Brainerd, .near the new. paper mill; Lot 1, Block 3, Koop and Walker’s Addition to Brainerd. Frank Lane, Bemidji. 5d325 lthe ten-round stride. -Complaints of | the mediocre class of the fight con- tinued to roll in from fans here to- PAUL'S ‘BIG ‘FIGHT JOKE FOR RENT — Nine-room modern FOR RENT—Fivevwoom: dftmse, FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for 34323 FOR RENT—Steam heated rooms. Inquire L. BloostenStore. 8&327 house; 7708 Mtimesvta Ave: “T. C. | Bailey, Phous A0. : 4t - all Good loca- 3d323 modern, with garage. tion. Phone 210. light housekeeping. -Phone 637. (By United Press) ‘St. Paul, Minn., March :22.—Jeft Smith and Al Lippe, just Dbefore: boarding a train for New York today said they didn’t agree with the local newspaper deeisions which .gave Mike Gibbons the decision over:Smith [here. There are over 200 dainty in Friday night’s bout. Jeff said he|packages covered by filmy wrapping thought he licked Mike, ‘handicapped [labeled “Merry Christmas” undeliv- as he was by being unaccustomed tolered because of improper addresses. day. FOR SALE—Cheap lumber, suitable for barn or sheds; now .a hoat house, 14x20. Will sell .cheap. Oliver Whaley, Room 35, -Brink- man Hotel. -3d838 FOR SALE—Five-room cottege on 50 ft. lot, 2 blocks from high. school. and Central school. Herbert. ‘Wood, 819 . America Ave. it |FOR SALE—Germer- dots, $0-fect sast: front. A bargain if tekenat:omes.. Herbert Wood, 819 America &ve. tt ’S Z'EGLER FOR SALE—Small greenhouse and Y N fish fountain in rear of Fair Store. SEGUNB HAND STBHE L smu‘;m’ D, = z WANTEDTo hear direct from Clothing Hardware Furniturs owner of farm -or unimproved land Furs SANTA CLAUS.MAY RETURN TO MINNEAPOLIS SOON ‘Minneapolis, Minn., March 22.— Santa Claus may play .a return date Hides Jurk for sale. O. K. Hawley, Baldwin, : Wis. 23823 —————————— You can get a big, fat pencil tab- let for a.nickle at the Pioneer-office, and an extra big, fat ink paper.com- position book for a dime. All the “kids” will want ome when they see ‘em. : * * [3 x x x x FOR SALE 240 atres first-cises Il in Beltranit county, Minnesots: Tio- cated within 4 miles ot twoxool, live towns. “25-seres in ‘hay and crops. 690 :acres-secledl‘to ‘clover. We willgell thilsin 40, 86 or '¥89- atre tracts. This land W-dirt‘chesp at $30per acre. Never ‘hes Beeh offeréd for sale befure-4nd at tire price we quote, $20 per “aere, should “be smapped up by thvoes In search Of a' real smap. TErm ol sale: “One-half-vash; balance tosuit at 6 per cenmt Interest. 'W. ‘M. Vail, Blackduck, Minn. aqte -3 Pioneer want ads:bring results. R KKK KKK KKK AT He who forgets to -adwer- tise-should aot complain whem the buyer .forgets that he 4« in business. It is just a case of “‘forget” all around. Qfi**tiia Feeoi o A AR AR A Business and BUSIN E S S MEN SCHOOL CHILDREN W powiam S WLAND - GILMORE PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ALL"USE GRAHAM M. TORRANCE, LAWYER Miles Block Professional LAWYERS Phone 560 Price 50c, at all dealers. Don’t simply ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that Mrs. Golz had. Foster Milburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y.—Adv. LIST Your city property with Glayton G, Cross * Markham Hotel Bullding Let Us Show You What. We Can Do FOR SALE OR RENT Good Service Reasonable Commission Dwight D. Miller Insurance Specialist I can Insure Anything Anywhere Telephone :360-W. Offices: SECURITY STATE BANK- BLDS. Louis Burchard Teacher of VIOLIN e Phone.837 Call City Hall Beginners Not Accepted. Ever, as a boy, tie-a can te a dog’s tail | and see him scoot? | Sure you did—we-did! And. how abeut. that Tiea a Daily Pioneer Want{fi Ad- to_!it. friend—do it{l} Phone 31. PHYSICIAN . AND: flflim Office in Mayo: Block Phone 396 ‘Rea. Phone 397 r“NEWB‘EMlDJl” DR E. A. mmmoi ‘M ’I. D Ofllca second floor-‘@Tesry-Bewser n-;nu; ‘Court ‘Conmitssioner Y-AT LAWY Building. DR. L. .A. WARD PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Over First National Bank Bemidji, Minn. Yes, you can -buy them at almost every store in town and some stores out of town. LEAD PENCIL | &8 i Phone 3 DRS. WARNINGER & HOEY Phone 209 4038 Irvine Ave. LICENSED VETERINARIANS Bemidji, Miww. DR. E. H. SMITH They are five cents.apiece, and when you buy a NEW BEMIDJI for a nickle, you get your ‘moneys worth. - Just say ‘“NEW BEMIDJI”’ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office Security Bank Block DR. EINER JOHNSON TOM to your merchant. He'll know. h PHTHICIAR AND;SUHGRON Safe wnd “Piam sel{’em-.» W. Where they Bemidjt, Minn, Bre. Pl e o ave ; L V. GARIDOE M D, O Prone 13 hher'n Drugand Jewelry Store Practtce ‘Limited ... DESTETS. S. T. Stewart’s Grocery Store EYE EAR NOSE THROAT| DR, G.. M. PALMER - ) Henry Miller Office Gnibn:s smg.mm North of . W.G. Selmd.er Markham Hotel. Phone 105. Office Phone 124, Rasldence 346 The chns::e' ¥ Sisee Miles Block, Bemidji n's variel Abercrombie & McCready, Third St. Pimst National Bazk midg. | D - STANTON, Abercrombie & M’cCr'udy, Beltrami Ave. I remove-the en:use of M:::‘lnd m-‘:mfllmfflfil i The Bemidji Pioneer Pablishiag Co. chronte: diseases ' 4 DRAY -LINE SMART DRAY AND TRANEFER William “-'Wl GM Office -hours:- 10-12, 1:30-6, 7 to 8 Otto G. - Schwandt Phone 408-W. Mrs. E. L. Woods -§IDEAN LAND D, LAND, LOANS INSURANCE AND CITY PROPERTY FREE PENCIL SHARPENING STATIONS Wm. Schmitt’s-Store: Pioneer Office Barker’s {117 Thira st. Bemiajt | 11 1R 7. T. TuoMy, .| Gitbons Block VOCAL TRACHER DENTIST . Tel-83¢ North of Markham Hotel Phone 311-W. 10 Bemidji Ave. Bomird)l, Mina. ‘DWIGHT 'D. MILLER —Special Agént— Midland :Insurence -Co., Life, Acci- dent Heath Insurmmee. Agents Wanted Sec. Bank Block Bemidji, Mizn. New Universities Dictionary T Presented by the KA AKX X ] BEMID\" PIONEER 28D 1AXE RemaAy South Bound .Arrives.. 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