Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 11, 1916, Page 2

SR " S The Bemndu-:flally Pxoneer THE BEMIDJI PIONEER PUB. CO. &. E. CARSON ‘E. H. DENU F. G. NEUMEIER, Editor. TELEPHONE 922 Entered at the post office at Bemidji, Minn.,;as second-class matter under act of Congress of Masch 3, 1879, ‘Publishéd 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. Gommunications for: the Weekly Pio- neer should reach this office not later than Tuesday of each week to insure publlcfltlon in the current issue. J'Snbsoription-Bate One month' by carrie One year by carrier. ‘Three ‘meonths, pnstnge paid Six;months, postage paid. Onesyear, nostage paid. . Weekly Pio: Bight pnges containing a summary of the news of the week. Published every Thursday and sent postage paid to any address for-$1.50 in advance. Official Paper of-City- of Bemidji the Huerta -case) no-international 5 rance Specialist lawyer could understand—no Mexi- 1.0an Insure can could fathom. Anything Anywhere “Our admiral said we wanted a sa- —Special-Agent— lute. That may .have:.rbeen prope Midland, Ipsurance Co.,- ute.* enough, but hardly:a thing to o and Accident;i Health sInsuranee fight about, particularly:in & ceuntr: Mnflmfled' hthat is so concerned:about:ts prid in fighting. stroyed’) we recalled the sacred right of the peoplertor govern:themselwes and to fight among themselves, ti shed their- own .blood,.and:-wesleft. them to:the :blepdysanarchy: ofsrevo- lution, having - destroyed the government ;they -had. travesty of American policy. not care what they say, in words, you.rcannot. trust anadministration capable of wrongheadedness of that description. TREKKKEK KK N KKK KKK wire. service of the * * ‘The Daily Pioneer receives ¥ % Press Assoclation. * LEE SRR E R R SRR S = — ¥HiS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN ADVERTISING BY THE E'SS‘AESDEI T GENERAL OFFICES NEW YORK AND CHICAGO BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES Will there be a chautauqua in Be- midji in 19177 Sure. Be sure and vote next Monday at the county option election. Express your opinion one way or the other. Vote ‘“Yes”” at the county option election next Monday. By so voting you will vote for a better Beltrami county. The ballot at the county option election next Monday reads as fol- Shall the sale of liquor be pro- the lows: hibited? ‘yes Place your cross in column. Being “dry”’ wonderfully., The “yets” under the Indian treaty. the :saloons. The Blackduck American published out In an editorial. it .urges every ecitizen to The edit- by Ernest L. Oberg has come strong for a ‘“dry” county. vote ‘‘yes” next.Monday. orial is as follows: “After weighing both sides of the question carefully, we have reached the firm conclusion that the interests of ninety-eight per cent of the people of this eounty will be best served by at the election next therefore desires to urge every reader who has a vote:to record that vote against voting ‘‘yes” Monday. The American the liquor traffic.” HUGHES TALKS. Charles Evan Hughes, the Repub- presidency, his Minnesota talks he made the follow- lican nominee for the has" announced his stand. In ing statements: “1'have a vision of an educated, a that by the people and for the people shall show contented people, demanding government of the people, itself throughout the world to be an efficient - gevernment. To that ser- vice I pledge myself. “T'am glad we can once more hark back to the best traditions of the Republican party; that those who ““tere separated have found unity in the common perception of para- to 0= Qperate. “Here in the northwest, I am glad to:say, we know that Americanism is-a: thing of the spirit:and not of the-flesh. Wherever a man is born, if-He is a naturalized citizen of the United'States, he is here heartily an American citizen with American ideals; with -American hopes, ready toigive, live and die. for the United States. “I don’t believe you could pin-this administration: to any policy that would stay put. “For the boys'who have gone for- ward:uncomplainingly: to the:duty-to which they were called; and have been sworn-into the-regular army over night for .a. service that they had-not. contemplated, and which I do not think the national guard .should be called upon. to render, for those boys I have unstinted praise. But I condemn the system which brought matters to that pass. *It would be the rankest folly for i ugiito invite insult, for us-to invite | the disregard of our word by having ansobvious: condition of unprepared- ness, “There is no militarism in this country. It has an atmosphere in which that sort of thing dies a quick @eath. “Trained men in the diplomatic service 'are bulwarks of ~national peace. ‘Dormot think that you can callsanybody who makes a contribu- tion to a political campaign to rep- resent the nation abroad. E “When we have made ourselves definitely and clearly understood, the nations of the earth must:know that when we say a thing, we mean it. That is the thing which will make an American walk -erect, proud of his *citizenship; instead:.of hanging his demns the Republicans because they had not rushed to the support of the administration-in making a liberator out. of ‘this- depredator; -Villa. to say that any American killed" in Mexico is killed by “Amer- ican' bullets ithat wehave let:spass * * United * * * * respect of the people. of :Mexico? we shall have the respect of Mexico. spirit of efficient America, the nation of efficient men and women, tions.” has helped Bemidji cannot deny that’ Bemidji is a better city than ever since it was made ‘“dry” Baudette and Spooner will be better and more prosperous places after they abolish There is no argument for. the retention of saloons. » . ‘The-@ivex-Store-is“Poing Much 'to Spread the News. paintsto do @ smal fob, fguring 300 [k 44 & & 4 K K KK K % K K K - H.'B. = * VETERINARY SURGEON Indianapolis 4 6 1 v square feet>to-the-gallon;~and- thét p4' x D . There is; 8725: pem: cent:decrease-in | toes were carrled over 'this year as|yig-had+enesgation KKK KKK KKK KKK K -— \tBSatueP;x:.lex! SiE B nn;l. :ch:ngl the:acreage of:potatoessplanted - in [compared With a year ago, forcing |was hestesdo witheit? g lg. C. R.A smt;‘lm o : W. K. DENISON;*D: Vi M, %~ 4 Giinor snd Olaony " [Matne: VirginiiandiNew ‘-Jersey, :;nmmmon of mew potatoes earller | ciWe-asveett to-take-bick the can of Office—Miles Block x VETERINARIANG ¥ R. H. BE.|owing to the high price: of:fertil- ‘;{:fl:s]‘:;lks to us"Itke ‘an excellent paint and. lielefts the- 'tm “teeltug x Office Ph 3-R Resu99-J : it dg'gé0od-natared-ss ever:- ce Phone 3-] Resu:99-, Louisville ..... . 2 9 4|izerrandsprayingdngridientsyandthe x K K X 4! K H KKK KKK KKK At Minneapolis . opportunity “for' the farmers in ‘this We want you to know that“Min: 3rd St. and IrvineAve, x ' Yingling and Owens. rain. mount national needs, and are ready | —————————= head 'while the nationsiscoff:at him. |4 “What this administration did (in " Dwight D. Miller 3 Tefeshone 2o '16 ‘!‘l!ird 8t. “Then (when Huerta had -been-‘de. Over Baker’s Jewelry. Store only ‘At gshameful iAmerican: policy, a | 1 do i - 405 Beltrarni Ave. Bemidii, i lfinn, “The learned:-senator: (Lewis) con- The Pioneer is the slace to buyj your rolls of-sddéng-maeirne-paper, for~Burroughs-adding machines. One ||’ voll, a dozen rolis-or-a hund:ed rolls. | “It is well warranted by the facts Subscrive for-the Ploneer. soldier = at the Countyw Qip‘faen Elee&en if you want to-vote over the border. “When you say you want American lives protected, Mexicans can under- = stand you. When you:talk about re- spect for their sovereignty.and,.at the same time meddle with their. af- fairs, they get contemptuous. “Cannot the United States, if it has not the love, at least have the WANTED+<Girl' for ‘general-<house- | FOR..8 .LE—Thsee . six-foot’ .show -~work, “Phone 157 -or+ealla220 3rd{ Cases;-two .counter. cases, and one St. 44812 floor case; all practically new. For prices “and -termsphone “or ‘write WANTED—Dining room _ girl. at C. A. Kilbourn; Solway;- Minn. Vicker’s Hotel. 2d811 dasstt ‘WANTED-—Exparienced-dining room{ FOR SALE CHEAP—Lot 6, Block 4, .girls.. .Apply-Hotel Markham. Bailey’s addition to Bemidji; 6- y 2 d8otf| room house.close. to court house, clear of encumbrance. Submit best cash offer; first offer $550; might consider cash and.terms .to .re- — “I propose that we.shall mark a straight line and walk along it, and “Let us infuse everywhere the co-0p- erating together to vindicate the highest success of democratic institu- WANTED—Husky young man Call ——— at new building. Koors. Bros. i ’;E;T;RTD:; * : 482tf|- sponsible party. Addressowner, B, / ¥ B, £ . Vogleson, 416 Eagle Bldg., Spo- *x B&SEB*AI;‘L’ AR K HHEK § WANTED--Dishwasher at the Lake- :a:e?gwe::h. 416 Hag md‘g 0:8»;2 / z = shore-Hotel. 718tt Rations! Lesgne. R HE|S ’ ! : FOR' SALB OR“EXCHANGE--8ix Cineinnati . o 5 21E 3 “LOST "AND ‘FOUND. drawer electrically- operated i Nac At Philadelphia ......... 13 0 i y LOST—A. ladies gold watch, Theresia | - tional cash-register. - Koors Bros. Batteries — Toney and ' Wingo; Pfaff inscribed;:in back . of..case. asatt Lost between 6th.street and.G. N. depot. Finder: return. to:Pioneer office for.reward. asiite FARMS FOR SALE. FOR.SALE—SW. of 8B%,.8¢c. 31- 146-32, (Town .of:.Frehn), : on long time.and..easy-terms. . Call [ X X K K K K K K KKK KKK KKK on.or :write: A, .. Kaiser, -Bagley, | X BSubscribe for the Plonesr. & Mayer and Killifer. FOR:.SALE—Well. matched team..of Other games postponed, rain. blacks, six and.seven. years;old. Koors Bros.. dasatt American League. FOR SAEE—Piano at 922 America Ave. 6ds17 New York At Cleveland Batteries—Russell anfl Nunama- ker; Lambeth and O'Neill. R H E |2 Minn, GBI KK R KKK K KKK K KKK KKK | Philadelphia 0| ) At Detroit ....... 1 usiness-and Professional Batteries—Williams nnfl Picinich; | Mitchell and McKee. R. H. E. 3 i PHYSICIANS; SURGEONS LAWYERS sl Bosgwl:x‘ ............. ..1; fi : THRHTHII RSN RN IR M##* FR PR IREEKEK KKK KKK KKK KK KKK K At CAZO . ¥ < P - @ o Ll e x| Y - Batierloaroster, and.oady; ‘Rus- I he b l : en H o s % 7 - =DE; ROWLAND GILMORE ~*|* GRAHAM M. TORRANCE * A sell :and: Schalk. R H B o3 ™ b § & L sr v I o £ o0 hoos 5 « S PHYSICITANAND'SURGEON %% LAWYER * g . H. B i * “Office~=Miles Block %*|% Miles Block Phone 560 . Washington - . . .0 5 2 ; " BELTRAMI 'COUNTY'S. PIONEER HARDWARE NEWS x Testington e R. L. GIVEN, Editor NS GIVEN? Manager i a AR e S e el R R S R R R S R R R R R R R R Batteries—Boehling .and .:Hemry; | Yol 1, No: 48~ Koob and Severeid. - Bemvidjig Mimm.¢ ajo ! W, ) L (S it Publish eekly L e R R R P e R R S S S S SR 2 *D H. FISK, Court Commissioner * American.Association. ATTORNEY AT LAW * R. H. E. x* Moledo /cvivveseniosn s disers 10-14 0 P x ‘Office in"Mayo ‘Block ¥ | ¥ Office 2nd floor O’'Leary-Bowser « At KansasiCity .. ........ 3.12. 3 ¢ |Azeustomer ssompltinedito us this|x-:Plone 396 ' Res. Phone 397 &|* Building * week that he had estimated it would Batteries—Pierce and Sweeney; | Farmers are Guarding Against This by=Blying’—Bowefl%Wfiggu; take two gallons of outside whit outside wi e LA RS S S S S SRS SRS Reagan and Berry. T KKK KKK KKK KKK - 8 9 2fpotato-yield-inthe two latter states Batteries—Northrop and Billings; section to market a good crop of po- Hénota-Linseed Ofi* Patirt ‘covers more tatoes at a high “price. stirface~thamyon expect, and we-are This-means; Mr.” Farmer, that you always-ready ‘to-tack-any fult- cans |, shoul@" riot take any chance on hav- otipaint. ing~your ‘potatoes caught by -the| yge MinnesotsPatirt-on-yourbutd: :, Troppman Bléck: frost; 1 ng this falt;-tt's-cheuper, 4 A& Hoover ‘potato digger Will help |goes further, i Dosausne it by Bertdjt, Minn. «] you" dig your potatoes in “less’ than [ e e e e g g4 g g half” the time required in*the old fway, and it makes the work easier. KKK KKK KKK K is-very-puor: ' Texas will be almost 1,600 cars short-of last year’s-crop. +Liess” potatoes® were planted in-Min- nesota thissyear: thamslastzand many of: these:were: drowned out,swhich will -leave-about: . . threesquarter. erap. LRSS S SRS S S EE R R RS *c ! DRIL, A WARD' * “PHYSICIAN*ANDSURGEON -+ KKK KKK KK KPR K J. WARNINGER * VETERINARY SURGEON" - % Office and : Hospital::3: doors % west of Troppman/Store: ¥ Phone No. 209 * KK KKK KKK KK K Columbus at Milwaukee, no game, * KAk A AKA A KkK*kk Kk ok CASH FOR"RAGS: &iii#fi-&fiifliii*iii W**i*‘**i*iki**i* -:Only~ahoutzhalf.as: many 3| = Ibaveacontract for another | " e * “TODUHINGUSTORS [TEMS *|* * . car load of rags. If you have KKK RKRKKKK KKK K A|* “DR E’H SMITH x DRAY LINE® * any on hand bring or ship them e tho [ ‘PHYSICIAN-AND EURGEON | % % % & ¥ K X X XK X4 K to me while the:prices are h:h sthoky mfl,mam”';’w; >-Oftfco-Security-Bank Block 4| TOM SMART . * y 4 Slm to $1.75¢ paint this k. DAL ~@|* DRAY AND TRANSEER & ex. for. rags., or. L g gege Kok 4 ke x| % Safe and Piano Moving x Jny» luml of mixed .iron. $4.00 to $6.00 per ton. For auto tires 3c to 4c per. pound. I also pay the highest market price for.rubbers, copper, brass and.hides. " If you have any of the above, you and I ought * to get acquainted. JAGOB. GOLDBERG 112:Third:St. - Bomidji, Phone- 638-W % Res. Phone 58 818 America % R. Oz Bastwood dmyss RedzJacket, b Office’‘Phene 12: e i WP - 9 909 9 A KA KRRk b Th n—-‘wfih-rmhd—vt i 2L x S 2 € mal his own ' “PHYSICIAN'AND SURGEON k([ invariably judges Torssitiyithe: ““Beriildji; Minn. of:Dtdiers. 23Hessusobedi in his under- [4 | itakings and time-records him as a re- * x sourceful amen> Thiak- for yourself. |: RS i s it Bl “HERE'S A {HOOVER Bétter»f[hankomng :cnoosns JOHN DEERE'BINDER (. i e * ; ; iiiic;} 4 ;;1* #OMes Plione*134; Reudeneo‘-.ucfl b o R R R SRl Here is what you get in the John esting:question, ™ Where are Am- |k Hunting-for'gold; | x . EYR * EAR NOB‘BLW x|t Harold White had us deliver a|iDgore,. the improved--corn-—-binders|-r Col Patriots?” ' Model &' Evinrude motor this week. ot pRe of-course. - x Glasses Fitted K IO RO A K i b b 2 8 8 8 T Twenty roller and ball bearings re-|_ % An Evinrude beats rowing; all:to #-~Qibbons 3Bldg. “Phone ‘106 & | % 3 pleces and adds much i plaasuresto | uce friction and consequentiysilght-|; While talking preparedness, whyf oo KK & Kk 444 %4 * «k not make it one of decency, respect- an outing on the lake. Get yours at|en draft. High wheels with wide tires give | ability ll.ld a hattar psrlonsl lite? DR.D. L STANTON * DENTIST o iii*iii&lk##iiii_{ Office-in-Winter-Block * l “Bick up, trade liberally, and keep [* ““CHIROPRATTOR 1 'Som money in circuletion. We are|* First NatieasisBan¥ Bldg. i ‘machine .undppuunn sdraggingyeumming for our -D'nu. Fi * I remove the camseiof acute X[4 ¥k kKKK KKKEF KKK : 5 Toxfx s o x the Given Hardware store. * and chronic diseases: o‘ned theiz sup; ly ‘for thm uMn and corn. 3The result is that we are [SHEInS: twing, but ltm ‘have s supply of-the uon ~andi has ample capacity.:’ H Accurate knn?teu with all ‘n‘ Jol ‘Biader s/ s 2J'7 When ‘a man-sees awJotim Deero : Mlzlftm:, Fitting e ok When :he neads “‘v”t X We have the facilities for: sshe<wilF bug. s: John x duplicating broken lenses bl * oot m‘lmlfirp‘nm ¥4 too:bindenitwinesat-per db. . 688-Loot bindex. twine.ateper 1b.. of fancy Madras l»pnuth\ | & full|; latindered” Bands-wan attractive’ ‘contbination - 5cdackib N0 Chistt; BoabodychoCosdne. Postoftice Block