Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 26, 1916, Page 2

The Waekly Pionaer Eight taining a summary of | sale of alcoholic drinks may be re- St. Louis, Mo., July 26.—Delegat: e et e [ 4 * | P s weak. Bublished every | quced? Did you ever hear from a - y gates WANTED—Elderly lady for general |y oroorve ponps want % X ! Thursday and sent postage paid to any || BE L eubseribing a big sum representing 3,334,399 wage-earners housework, by August 10; two in |l x ] address for n advan ! 5 i e of momey 15 bring sheut county op- who possess a combined financial family. Apply at 512 Minnesota | . Ads to be classified prop- * Official Paper of City of Bemidji tion? strength of nearly one billion, five] Ave. 24727 | % erly in the Ploneer want col- XE XX XKXXXXXXXXKXx¥xx¥| Think this matter over when you hundred million dollars, gathered WANTED—Woman for general|X umn must be in before 11 & x 4|go to the polls to vote on the llquor here today at the twenty-fourth an- housework, Tom Newton. Phone[& o'clock. Ads received later +* 2 * The Dally Ploneer receives +|question, August 14. nual meeting of the United States 200. d715tf |« will appear on another page +* % wire service of the United : N s s L i::f;zt;’:n?cfll Building and Loan WANTED—Kitchen and dining room : that day. : # Press Association. - ALL YES' * (e help at Birchmont B Hotel. * P O ok Governor E. W. Mafor of Missouri > e |3 % X d e d e x x K kK 5 3 and Mayor Henry Kiel of St. Louis i D e ¥ i faaaliahalialia *_:“ W KK National League. - weldsned the delégates. WANTED—Man for night porter FOR SALE. - i THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGR | - e 6 10 —_— g work. Apply Markham Hotel. | omSay R " Firniture of eleven 3 1 . cago .. s oo _ADVERTISING BYTHE' 'y | SHIRegs 2 4 2 MESABA RANGE AGITATOR- Removes all excess hair oil, . 97244 | - rooms, consisting of rug, bed room, JARESS(NSSOCIATION . Batteries—Hendrix and Fischer; TO BE DEPORTED BY U. S. WANTED—Good man to do office| dining room and kitchen furniture. & == A= Birnis and Gowdy, (10 iniings) S R R e iflVlgOf';l}tles the c?calp g& work Sathre Abstract Co. d720tf| Sale private. Address B, Pioneer. N g z uluth, Jul ..—That the Federal hai ean, ¢ NEW 35’&"2‘;'{:3”@55:“@ Other games postponed; rain or General Lohvitsky. > ’;“ _ - eac\lres e r WANTED—Glrl for general house- 24727 wet grounds. government will take a hand’in put-| and pretty. work. Mrs. P. J. O'Leary. 3d726|FOR SALE—Three horses, 3, 7 and e e i - i 000, imprisonment of not less than i E- Dyf, Zlimsm?:wa}d;nllwm i Yo wh e 'I'HIN l.le' YET STARCH.ED AND whien Natfreicanecnd & notmaliblood g ot Pl A e printediniers, A great many ] 8. yoir, and—in the case of & eandts St. Paul 110 6|t };q' \1‘“ zerlal Y £ Leonntr TL 5ceach 6 for 90c and nerve supply free and uninter- FARMS FOR SALE. of the stores in Bemidji and sur- ¥ At Kansas City .... 3 7 2 early every belligerent co Yy cmm- nu-nnucn INC.. MAKERS rupted to every part of the body. > rounding towns are using Pioneer The Bemidji nla'il‘y Pioueer F. G. NEUMEIER, Editor. TELEPHONE 922 /Entered at the post office at Bemidji, Minn., as second-class matter under act of Congress of March 3, 1879, Fublished every afternoon except Sunday No attention paid to anonymous con- tributions. _ Writer's name must _be known to the editor, but not necessarily for publication. — Communications for the Weekly Pio- neer should reach this office not later than Tuesday of each week to insure publication jn the current issue. Subscription B: Que aponth by, carHler A A county? Are they spending thou- MEN MEET AT ST. LOUIS 5o year by carrler ] ? : i Tontis, postigs: bid 100 amds of dollars fighting county op- T S onths, postas i g One "Vear, postage paid 400 tion so that their income from the (By United Press) HELP WARTED, R BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIEY —_——————— American League. his troops to victory in a recent |of alien agitators whose inflammatory | | grance of fresh roses. Unequalled Phone 700. 18th St. and. Irvine A BODY BLOW. El ?:_me exégagement in C’{Z,"‘{:’gi’i-e' ;n itsranibed ‘abe. Gona el likeiy to f:; b;th landl genlexal t;lillet”l:sg w::';l;mont :Bjnc: H(:;Lh d719:' Ve eaiei = Boston . . 1s sector a surprise attac! ver- ol i 'se but little—It’s all lather D—@Girls for chen work. A corrupt practices bill introduced cause violence is shown by the fact L FOR SALE—Full blooded fox terri At Cleveland . t| gd by the Germans against & trench || at Immigration’Officer Brown M- | | Fof Fiée Samble Wrte Jamiés S, Kiek & Co, Apply Markham Hotel. 724tf OX tertien by Senator Owen of Oklahoma placing rigid restrictions on money spending by candidates for office has run the house gauntlet successfully, and with the administration’s solid support, is waiting to be pushed in the senate 80 as to be effective for this year’s presidential and congressional elec- tion. possible. Under penalty of a fine up to $10,- date for office illegally elected under its provisions—disqualification for his office, the bill forbids candidates | Cruteher and Berry. . Visit us and ask about 146-32, (Town of Frohm), on/| fill your next order. May we? to promise offices in return for sup- Colikani R;‘ I: 3 CHIROPRACTIC long time and easy terms. Call| Phone 922 or address Bemidji Pio- ; port; e)fpen(litures other than costs Kt TR ‘911 o Let us explain the basic principles| OB OF write A. Kaiser, Bagley,| neer, Bemidji. 513tt of meetings, literature and other Batteriss—Geore and Pratt; Pl of this practical science of adjust- Minn. 68tL FOR SALE_Rubber stamps, The specified items; corporations or their officers to contribute to a campaign fund; importing money into a con- gressional district to affect the con- :‘t‘“‘,’r“o“;s;"“ A. Dannenberg D. C. L i iih st hand roand] o Eressl?.nnl'eleetion; newspaper t‘o‘ run Batteries—Falkenberg and Gos- gmu.fl. Bank B]dg.' Bmdfl about. Phone 501-J. 6d731 Togalég:N_JM%?e};vfifloxt“m 18:1;?’1-;‘; ag:f;swx;;’:‘;‘v‘v::‘:}"::d“sgo:h:::m::;‘: sett; Brady and Wells. i Hourst 0}1%14(2)6 1:30-5, WANTED—Barn with water _con< . : : ; from a newspaper because of a politi- Minneapolts 5 THE UNIVERSAL CAR ———— venlent. P. 0. Box 391, Begl(]"?;; NOTICE. cal stand. At Mlwaites 0 ———| Bids will be received by the school . i A president may not have more than $50,000 spent to obtain his nomination; a vice president is lim- : - L A = and an extra big, fat ink paper com- |mile. ited to $25,000.. A senator may facturers combined. And not even this 2 g . ... position book for a dime. All the ARL OP: ) 3 *: spend $5,000 for nomination or elec- DEEDS; HOT WORDS enormous production can keep pace with the M E IBERTSON “k1ds” will want one w‘::n the; “2 Phions &R f L O] SABTA. dfl?;‘ . tor; & cougresaman, §2,600: idii demand for Ford cars. The big reason is S X - \ 7 o8 e e i In addition, the national commit-|Bemidji People Have Absolute Proof 4 8. g reasor .. UNDERTAKER om. 6d728 3w 810 tees may spend $400,044 for their of Deeds at Home. that everywhere, every day, Ford cars are y i presidential tickets, and the national congressional committees the same amount. National officers are erim- acting for himself alone. ‘When individuals organize into clubs, they must register with the clerk of the house of representatives, keep a public account of all funds received and paid out and twice be- fore and once after election file these expense accounts at Washington. The total any man may spend, whether as an individual or as a club member, or both, is $5,000. The fine and imprisonment clauses are not discretionary with the court. Anyone found guilty must be impris- oned one year. Convicted candidates too must lose the places to which they were illegally elected. dles, receives or pays out money il- ume in liquor. When a bottle of goes up. When a carload of liquor goes into wet territory mnothing is said about it; the only noise made is the wild babble in the saloons by the drinkers in their orgy or by the drunkard singing his way homeward in the early morning. If the liquor men believe own argument that more Hquor is sold in a dry county than in a wet county, why do they oppose county option so bitterly? Are they moved by a philanthropic spirit to reduce the amount or liquor drank in the Batteries—Ruth and Thomas; Bag- by and Daly. ‘Washington . At Detroit . Batteries—Harper James and Baker. and American Association. R. Batteries—Upham and Clemons: mero and Williams. Batteries—Williams and Owens; Moran and Kohlbecker. It’s not words but deeds that prove true merit. < The deeds of Doan’s Kidney Pills, midji people. Mrs. Carl Golz, 623 Minnesota Ave., Bemidji, says: “We keep Doan’s Kidney Pills on hand and always get the best of resnlts 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. They also toned up my system. One other in our house has had good results from Doan’s Kidney Pills and re- commends them as highly as I do.” Price 50c, at all dealers. Don’t simply ask for a kidney remedy—sget Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that VISIT I legally under this act, is individually . Cga we own them. Itis better to buy direct from the owner. H A. V. GARLOCK, M. D. Safe and Piano Movi; criminally responsible. Ye"nws'u“e Na"n“al Fa[k PAY AS YOU LIKE £ Telephone 380-W. Offices SPECIALIST Res. Phone 58 818 America Ave. Under the bill, elections will be "II ; : 4 i peft W £ 506 BELTRAMI AVE. Practice Limited i Office Phone 13. ’ hat different than they hi n most cases these are the terms. We are = EYE EAR NOSE THROAT —— X :?:: v;,;ame p::n SR Ehey AT ‘,,.sd i Only Line to here to help you secure a home of your own. £ Glasses Fitted DENTISTS. s = Summer - tdinr= Bemidji Townsite & Improvement Co. 5| ———————————°mes Gibbons nide. North of | DR, G. M. PALMER ; HALF A LOAF BETTER. Via Gateway THAYER C. BAILEY, l.oul Agent. £ The Diff e T Markham Hotel. Phone 105. s i DENTIST et E % 2 = == ice Phone 124, Resid 346 The Baudette Region publishes an |y toi ) coenis and only northern T T T s rence A. DANNENBERG Miles Block, Be:m]:‘;:o editorial in which it cleverly argues g1 y CHIROPRACTOR 3 it that because E. W. Chafin and Clin- ton N. Howard assert that county op- tion has not been as effective as they |- Yellowstone Park entrance. Din- ing Car Service the best. For descriptive travel literatnre and information, call beer is brought into dry territory it |- is paraded in and announced by the | “wets” as a great evil and a loud ery | their | LEADS RUSSIANS IN FRANCE TO VICTORY General Lohvitsky, commander of the Russian forces in France, lead held by the Russian troops was broken up by a counter attack, which inflicted heavy losses on the enemy. 3 AMERICAN SOCIALISTIC BODIES AT CONFERENCE Paris, July 1.—(By mail)—That three great socialistic organizations International Socialistic Conference tried to discourage the conference by 'refusifig to permit delégates appoiut- ed to attend. Nevertheless, the c¢on- ference was held anfl & peace program adopted. Among the Socialistic organiza- tions represented at the conference were the Socialist Labor Party of the United States, the Socialist party of America and the German Language Group-of' tihie Socialist’ Party of Am- erica, giving the-Socialists of the United States the largest represen- tation in"the movement' of any neut- ral country. Several belligerent countries were equally well repre- +| sented. BUILDING AND LOAN ting a stop to the alleged activities Donald left Duluth Monday with George E. Andreytchine, an alien and I. W. W., who will be deported to South America. 'l’lid 'Gréat Falls are 2ssured factories. g HeAR BEETS; FACTORY IS SOUGHT Whitehall, Mont., July 26.—Sur- vey of the Jefferson and Ruby val- leys has shown 80,000 to 160,000 acres capable of ' producing sugar bedts and a movement'is'on foot, un- der auspices of the ‘Whitehall Com- meéreial club, to sécure a beet sugar factory for this section. Missoula, Stevenville, Hamfléon Delightfully perfumed with the fra- Dept. 354, Chicago, U. HEALTH PREVAILS If you are not well, why suffer? ments which relieve impinged nerves and subluxated vertebrae. The Ford factory turns out a completed car for every car built by all the other manu- demonstrating their utility and reliability. Touring Car $440; Runabout $390; Coupe- -let $590; Town Car $640; Sedan $740. All (. W. Jewett Auto Co., Inc. Bemidji, Minn. Phone 474 Most of those choice lots in Bemidji are ours to sell, becanse FUNERAL DIRECTOR: " 405 Beltrami Ave., Bemidji, B Minn. Huffiman & 0'Leary FURNITORE MO UNDERTAKING H N. McKEE, Fusisfal Dirsctor Phone 178-W or R Dwight D. Mille- Miinesase Who teatliy for heistate Mrs. Golz had. Foster Milburn Co., faay it iU AR AR A EE TR T T 2 = pertury committed o the stend, We Have the Lot You Want 2 ™suranceSpecialist 3 D% BUER JOHENON, osion DRAY LiNE Each and every person who han- e av “ ke Lca liaiire Bemidji, Minn. TOM SMART * Anything Anywhere Between the Cost of Good and Cheap Printing erwise. WANTED—A chamber mald at the WANTED—Dishwasher at the Lake- shore Hotel. T18tf FOR RENT. FOR RENT—Three modern rooms, furnished or unfurnished. 1009 Bemidji avenue. Telephone 575-W. 5d729 New York . “You can't b cigar for an old- 5 dias time constituent under that bill as. | At Chicago’. 3i[iof she: Unlteq Btates ‘are, Working ¥ FOR RENT—Modern furnished room| between Bemidji and Nary. Phor i BertsmaR Inal ¢ house member as| Batteries—Caldwell and Nunama- | hand in hand with the socialistic or- with sitting room in connection.| 777 F 3d728 i erted an indignant house or. Clcotte and Schalk. ganizations of all the belligerent 5 1023 Minnes n; Y e { the measure was about to pass there. | Xé7 .C hS nnesota avenue. 722t { e L T R. H. E.|countries for peace became known e N T e MIBCELLANEOUS # tuns, jack-pots and expenditures out | Philadelphia 5 8 10 Ljhere (oadyeior the firsf Hine Wit the > house. 701 America Ave. Address|lF YOU WANT COUNTER SALES i 2 > M At St. Louis . . 8 14 0| publication of the minutes and or- = - 3 ess books in dupliate or triplicat 8 of the reach of the ordinary man, im- . ders of the day of the recent second e s F. W. Langdon. ari9te plicate we FOR RENT—Modern five-room cot- FOR SALE—SWY% of SE%, Sec. WANTED. WANTED—To buy, or trade in a big You can get a big, fat pencil tab- let for a nickle at the Pioneer office, inally liable if more is spent. P o PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS No money over 350 may be spent| For Bemidil kidney sufferers, prices f. o. b. Detroit. On sale at )y LAWYERS i by any individual for a candidate,| Have made their local reputation. DR. ROWLAND GILMORE GRAHAM M. TORRANCE, % Proof lies in the testimony of Be- PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON LAWYER Office—Miles Block These ads. bring cortaln results. One-half cent a word per_issue, cash with copy, ic a word oth- _ Always telephone No. 31 Business and Professional 12 years old. Good work horses. puppy. Neely’s store. LOST AND FOUND. B e Y ererr o v oV N UUPUUN LOST—Will person who took um- brella with initials E. M. G. on handle, at Troppman’s store yes- terday, please return. 4d729 LOST—Baby’s white chinchilla coat, Call 117-or inquire at da720tf have them. Merchants find that they can save money by ordering counter sales books. We want to Pioneer will procure any kind of rubber stamp for you on short no- board of Dist. No. 89 to move school building about three-quarters of a Miles Block Phone 560 DR. E. A. SHANNON, M. D, PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON Office in Mayo Block i Phone 396 Res. Phone 397 DR. C. R. SANBORN PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office—Miles Block DR. L. A. WARD PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Troppman Block Bemidji, Minn. DR. E. H, SMITH PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office Security Bank Block J. WARNINGER D. H. FISK, Cotirt Commissioner ATTORNEY AT LAW Office second floor O’Leary-Bowser- Building. -VETERINARY SURGEON W. K. DENISON, D. V. M. VETERINARIAN Office Phone 3-R Res. Phone 99-J; 3rd St. and Irvine Ave. VETERINARY SURGEON Office and Hospital 3 doors west of' Troppman Dept. Store on 3rd St. Phone No. 209. First National Bank Bldg. I remove the cause of acute and chronic diseases DRAY .AND TRANSFER _— DR. D. L. STANTON, DENTIST Office in Winter Block wisl;edt thatl votet;s sh'l?luld lv:: R. E. Fisher, Joint Ticket Agent is ml!ig,ht fghat he who goes Office hnu“l.’hoi':-liz’o lw”'s 7to 8pR . T. TUOMY, BEASY SOURLY opuon: | 1o80. ol Union Depot, Bemldji, Minn. ‘hf’pm rom;-prIntec: to; g e R e DENTIST ers of the Prohibition movement do| .y 'y, igland, Gen. Pass. Agt., $t. Paul, Mian. printer to secure his printing Gibbons Block Tel. 350 not for a minute admit that county at a few cents less than what DEAN LAND C0. North of Markham Hotel option is no good, but assert rather| Northern Pacific Railway it is really worth hardl that National Prohibition is better. |y National Park Li :'tn:ku day laborer w‘:;v :: LAND, LOANS INSURANCE |DRS. LARSON & LARSON 20d @0 5t 181 ellowstone National Park_ Line, thisunplessanc.tatk: AND CITY PROPERTY REGISTERED OPTOMETRISTS County option is better than local Ve 5 ialists the Eye, Fitting of Glasses optlon: state prohibition 1s better If you want good work at Troppman Bloek Bemlidjt | We have all tmnmdu tnrqdnpll‘ than county option; national prohi- prices that are nght, getyour cating broken lenses bition is better than state prohibi- job printing DWIGHT D. MILLER Offices: Postoffice Block tion. But national prohibition is a —Speclal Agent— big step; the stride cannot be made in a day. In cast is it not predicted that national prohibition will come before 1920, but come it will. In the meanwhile every little territory of of sofife ld‘fld letter-| -At % Mfite PRINM of Al Midland Insurance Co., Life, Acci-|{HUD BRITTEN dent, Health Insurance Agents Warited 606 Beltrami Ave. - Bemidjl, Minn. Baggags transferred to all parts ot Office 118-W MOTOR DRAY LINE the city. Headquarters: Bemidji Auto Co. added to what is now *“dry” hurries C. G: JOHNSON Res. 771-W the cause along just so much faster. n? Invitations or H. D. HENIOBP:mld]i, Mlnnesota ERNER Kinds el AR XK RN R RT The “wet” men assert that where ub ic §alre Bifls’ ’e‘ g ; * For Farm Insurance and Farm 4‘ there is county option more liquor ber @ Beass and Aluminuir Casthtzra SPGCM"Y- our not the Ché@ k‘lhd Day!Call 881-W Night Call 473 | % TLoans, See than ever is sold through “blind Seag gk right, we guarantee our work. Let : * 1. P. IAHR x pigs,” drug store saloons, ete. This i _me W&k at the i m flfe x Iands .Bfll'ght and Sold result is brought about in their minds by making up by volume in . sound what was formerly made up by vol- 1&@: with good o ; l i * : cfist éfiklfflsten__ | ood' kind done hete.|x M fifiwm :or th:;:::: LA Meumtml B * * Minn, * ii*ki*iiiii*i**# *ii#*%\k*#**ii*