Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 15, 1916, Page 3

The BemidjiDaily Pioneer THE BEMIDJI PIONEER PUB. CO. &. B. CARSON E. H. DENU F. G. NEUMEIER, Editor. TELEPHONE 922 ‘Entered at the post office at Bemidji, : /AMinn., as second-class matter under act | of Congress of March 3, 1879, »Publishdd 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- meer should reach this office not later uthan Tuesday of each week to insure publication in the current issue. Subscription .One month by carrier. One ‘year by carrier.. Three months, postage paid Six months, postage paid. “Ome yoar, postage paid; . Weekly Pioneer Eight pages, Contaming a summary of the news of the week. Published every Thursday and sent postage pald to any .address for $1.50 in advance. e Ofticial Paper of City of Bemidji B = fz KRR KKK KKK KKK fits he gained through the Master || * * American League. Medicine. E * The Dally Pioneer receives + R. H. E, ‘‘My..stomach .was: out - of orier % i * wire service of the United ¥ |washington ............ 2 6 1|Mr. Hanes continued. ‘“Hardly-any- % % - Press -Asgociation. *At BOStOD ..vvvvvveinnnn 1 6 0|thing I-atesagreed-with-me and E-was _3 * #| Batteries—Gallia and Henry; Mays | losing:-weight. - I-was also bothered i R KR KKK KKK KKK T tHiS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN ADVERTISING BY THE GENERAL OFFICES s 'NEW YORK AND CHICAGO FRANCHES IN ALL THF PRINCIPAL CITIEY = LETS PULL TOGETHER. Yesterday Beltrami county held an election under the county option law. " The complete result will not be known for several days. The ‘“‘wets” and “drys” fought a good battle and we hope that no mat- ter which way the election goes everyone will be’a good loser. ‘We hope that there will be a con- tinuance of good nature between the two forces and that both will work for the enforcement of laws. ‘We hope that everyone will work for a bigger, better and more pro- gressivé Beltrami county. ‘We are friends and neighbors and We must live together, no matter whether the county is ‘“‘wet” or “dry.” Why not live as friends? B — “We threw a hat into ring at the county option election and some one grabbed it. It looks as if President Wilson has solved the railway strike without an exchange of notes. The United ‘States Geological Sur- vey reports that the sulphuric acid industry ‘'was very ' prosperous in 1915. " "There 'is nothing surprising in this in view of the fact that our exports 'of that product increased 500 per cent in 1915 over 1914. Sul- phuric acid is largely used in mod- ern warfare. Bemidji votes “dry.” This was because of the great improvement in city affairs since the clamping on of &= the Indian “lid.”” No longer can | “‘wet” advocates say that the majority of the citizens of Bemidji do not want a “‘dry” city. The people of ~ Bemidji have come to-know that a ‘“dry” city is the best ecity. The nearer we draw to election ~day the larger the navy recommended | by ‘the Democratic party. By No- vember first, they will be declaring ‘for 25 super-dreadnaughts and enough battleships cruisers to sus- ‘tain a pontoon bridge to Europe. Like Bob ‘Acres, they feel their cour- age-oozing out at' their finger tips, ~~and‘they find a stimulant in- empty -promises. ‘SIGNING PETITIONS. .One of the most prominent men at < Anniston, Ala., to demonstrate the truth of his contention, that the av- erage man is so compliant that he -will sign almost any petition put be: fore him, in the evidence of ‘good faith circulated among 30 business men of his ecity a petition that the city council appoint a committee to hang every minister of the gospel in : {tthetown and twenty signatures werefi promptly attached. The petition started by asking the|, city council to adopt an ordinance . excusing the ministers from paying | a sanitary tax. The document was < couched in-legdl language and am-[- ! “:pled-along with numerous “whereas” — f “and#‘wherefore” until the final para- igraph ‘was reached, when it shown ' that in order to make pay- ment of the tax unnecessary, the ‘.iministers -would have to be hanged. ‘““Therefore, iithe paragraph, “that the ecity courn- — i ieil is/*hereby requested to appoint a’f: Yscommittee ‘whose duty it shall be| s > promptly to hang until he is dead| each and every minister of the gos- ~pel in this city, and may the Lord" have merey :on their souls!” After the joke on the signers; manyj 9:0f swhom: arerconservative, influen- . fential sbankers, s manufacturers :and ..merchants, became. generally known, . some of them ran to cover by de- “'claring they knew all along it was “a‘joke. ““Bilt others frankly admitted ithey! did-not read the document, as ; stheycshould.chave done, before sign- odng:it. ".+Think this article over. dThereis ‘a;:good gnoral to it. F L?M40£J the ‘hardest lhlngs some | wipeople have: to;understand is the dif- iderence:between affluence and dnflu- K KK KK K KK ek K KK * BASEBALL YESTERDAY X H K EH KT KR KK National League. First game: New York ... Philadelphia . o Batteries—Benton -and Koeher; Alexander and: Killifer. MINNEAPOLIS-MAN HIGHLY- SATISFIED WITH 2HE BESULT Second game: R..H-E. B R < New York 411 '3|C. H. Hanen:Enthusiastieally Tells of At Philadelphia . o710 1 Quick and Thorough Relief Batteries—Anderson and Kocher; Rixey and Killifer. Tanlac Brought Him. Batteries—MeConnell and Hiliott? | 2MY wase,":C.zH:1Haues, a well Toney.and Wingo. ilknown Minneapolis :man :.of ! 2840 Pittsburgh at St. Louts, no ;game, | Twentieth avenue, south, said on wet grounds. July: 12,: while: teHing of ithe big bene- +List: of- advertieed; rletters claimed” at Bemidji, Minn., posto! fice for week ending Aug. 14, 191 | Men—Gus Baker, B. M. Cleveland, | F. GisDarraghsMr. John*Bhben,:Mr:|forsgeod sosds everywhere. JjBdward Rlank, M. J.E.lawshe (2);¥EarliMariman, M AloigNekner,sMr, M G. OGi€onne: Rev. Wm. Riemann, Art Saver, Mr. Hatten Salnes, Mr. E. R. Sirvis, J. Thompson, 'J (H. :Vance. Rz. l'; B. Miss iSignesGrundel}Mrs. John :Ho- ifs;)rl;oklyn . i GAINS 13POUNDS'WHILE gany.MissiDerothy:Horn,:Miss Jennie . AKIN( Hooland, Mrs. G. S. ) Batteries—Tyler-and = Blackburn; = 0 NEW MEDICINE Charles stevr:k ‘M::'R(;::en Cheney and Miller. . 3 4 Mrs. G,::Smlth'(fi)A . R..H. E.| (Minneapelis,:Minn., :August 15.—| - Chicago <+ 3 9 4lupgnige-certainl, RIEN At Cincinnati ... 5 50 uly-lras donethie Worb Lo L WALK:-FROM PKEtDELPHIA TO CHICAGO ‘(By* United’ “Press) “Philadelphia, Aug..15.—A walkipg: trip of nine hundred and fifty-six mnes, from Philadelphia to Chicago, masastarked from here ‘hdny p,by LEITERS ““AT BEMTDJI POSTOFFICE|Franklin X. O'Brien; of South Yar:|= -mouth;- Muul. -under-the-auspices -of Un: | the:National Highway association, of interest in the national movemes Mr.%0’Briencdeft theswcorner .« North#Broad-and Market: streets, e:ceityishall;zRhiadelphia, <at o’clock on his long hike over —-'eastern-end -(Phitadeiphia-to India: apelis) ;ofzthe-Pike's:Reak 0aean-to- oceansighway. ¥ The¥ Rike’'s Peak: highway : runs from Philadelphia to San Francis ‘Stevne;{ With-a-connecting link between Read? ing, Pa., and New .York. City. LisJacohson, Mr. Wemen— Mrs. On_the shelves-in the Pioneer 'of- fice: dhere sare: stagks tof ink wells, card “files;” mote~books, due : bills, and postoffice boxes that are handy in an-office. iACOURT HRARING GIVES HUA HIS,LIBERTY. Lpacket smaps: of every state, receipt. WAN!DED—-—ikpuuneed dining room {mknm some of those cash :boxes 480 T ‘Washington, D.-C.;-to-aronse-further Dewrtment £, fl'hmmis..brlmnnfln results. :an-hdlmt a word per issue, cash with copy, ic a word oth=- Wm-floflmflm 31 £ PSSR oot or e SRV ORPIIS Y ‘WANTED—Girl for general house- «SALE—Three .. foot. sh work. 903 Beltrami Ave. 6dg21 R e Stln tnd .£ases, two .counter..cases,.and one ~~flooracase;.all practically.mew. For ~cprices.and terms.phone:or write C.c A, Kilhourn, Solway, Minn. . a8stt vgirls, s Apply Hoetel:Mapkham. a8t \NTED--Dishwasher.at.the Lake- ehore Hotel. 1718tf{ HOR-SALE GHEAP-=Lot.6; Block 4, o —————————— Bailey’s.addition:to Bemidji; 6- 7zoom shouse.cclose i to :court. house, and Thomas. Philadelphia .... At New York .. - Batteries—Nabors and-Haley; Cul- lop and Nunamaker. R. H. E! .2 8 1 3 4 1 and McKee; Detroit .. At Cleveland . Batteries — Dubue Bagby and O'Neill. American Association. No:games scheduled yesterday. Minneapolis Hibbing ... Batteries—Williams ‘Wilson and ‘Edmunds. and . Land; U. S. SOCCER TEAM MEETS SWEDISH PLAYERS (By United Press) All-American soccer team is = here and ready today to meet the All; Stockholm aggregation in the: onl ! Stockholm, Sweden, Aug. 15.—The, with kidney trouble. disappeared.” Taalac, the Master:Medicine, is es- pecially- beneficial. for :stomach, liver and kidney trouble, catarhhal: com- nervousness, -and 2' the like and has proven a fine recon- rheumatism, loss of appetite plaints, sleeplessness, structive tonie. Tanlac is now being specially- in- troduced and explained in Bemidji at the Barker Drug company.—Adv. Ploneer . advertisements are - re- liable. DO wWiLL ONV My back: pain- . |ed and ached most all the time. “I’m:on-my-second-bottle -of :Tan- lacnow and my-weight has increased |- from 145_pounds to 158 pounds. I can eat anything I care for now:and the ~food :agrees “with -me- perfectly. My appetite is fine:and .the kidney trouble has.been greatly relieved, pains and aches in my back having A S TOMACH. o AOURNONOR; I'™ CHARGED wivn |- [Dismr X SAMBLING BEEAUSE') BEY ANUNBRED) | Domasers e DOLEARS. 104 WORTH OF W+B CuT-- THE L& CERTAINTY. REAL TOBOCCO CHEW=WILL LAST TyicE] ™ 5 AS LONG"AS 104 WORTH OF ORDINARY.s TOBACCO. the ) ICH -tobacco makes a world of difference - there’s -satisfaction_in _store_for the._fellow.who .breaks over to'W-B CUT Chewing. “Tuck a little bit of a-nibble “into your cheek and learn what tobacco satis- ¢ faction is—that’s Sm;pnse No. 1. "Notice‘ how-long one little chew lasts—that’s Surprise No. 2. Rick-tebacco and the touch 3fn:‘££:.u?" keeps: bringing out the flavor_are what make the big Something doing for dealers that.carry W-B. CUT—10c.a-pouch. r-Made by, WEYMAN-BRUTON. COMPANY; 50- Unioa ‘Square, New-York City | CE | —— (| Ao oo LOST-—Somewhere thetween-city:and .- Diamond Point, one.automobile. tire .complete with.rim-and imner:tube. <Reward to.finder. -D. J.Letford, 1017 Minnesota- Ave. 248156 LOST—A ladies gold watch, Theresla |'bo ™ o o p B O ANGE—Six- Pfaff inscribed in back ‘of |case. Lost between 6th-street and G:'N. depot. - Finder ‘return to “Pioneer office for“reward. ‘d811te | FARMS “FOR“SALE. FOR SALE—SW of. 8B, S8ec. 21- 146-32, (Town ._.of Frohn), .on .Jong .time. and. easy.:terms. |.Call on. or.write. A, ..Kaiser, .Bagley, «Minn, - | 68te “MISCELLANEOUS. TO LOAN—I have several thousand +. BONUS. . A-R.Eriekson. 3 #4817 ! :1olear: of: encumbramce Submit best seashsoffer; firstoffers$660: might . wconsider=cash and:terms oto re- asponsible party. ‘Address owner, B. L. Vegleson,:416: Bagle Bldg., Spo- :skane,“Wash. 7204822 drawer; electrically; operated Na- --tional cash:register. {KooraBros. | asatt FOR.SALE—Well matched team of .blaeks, . six..and - seven: years old. = Koors:Bros. . dsatt FOR SALE—Piano at_922 America Ave. - 6ds17 FOR RENT—House with three rooms on Lake Boulevard. H. C. .dollars.to.loan ondmproved farms, [ . Baer. #6d821 T-to 7% sper centdntmst;smm;}m< ing to the amount of loan. NO 4 . Ever,sas & boy, Gall Stones, Cancer and Ulcers of the Stomach and Intestines, Auto-Intoxi- cation, Yellow Jaundice, Appendicitis and other fatal ailments result: from Stomach Trouble. Thousands of Stom- 1916 international soccer . contest scheduled. The Americans. are ac- climated and prepared to give -the Swedes a big run for their money. O T T s T T tie a can to a dog’s tail -CLOSING, HOURS—Want. and see him scoot? Ads to be classified.prop- ““Sure you'did—we did! “And how about" that lot, or-house or- piece erly in the Pioneer want col- umn-must--be in --before 11 o'clock. ~“Ads -received -later ii: was | be it Tesolved,” readf A second game with the same ag- gregation will be. played the 18th and on Aug. 22 the All-Sweden eleven will battle the Americans. From here the Americans will go to Goth- enburg where it plays Aug. 25. The tour will close with the.final game] at Christiania on the 28th. ST. PAUL SCHOOL CHILDREN AT FAIR St. Paul, Minn., Aug. 15.—A big playgrounds festival in which: over 300. St. Paul boys and girls will :par- ticipate, will be held at the Minne- sota state fair, Saturday, Sept..9; as a result of arrangements perfected by J. L..McBean, St. Paul playgrounds director, today. GRAND FORKS SCHOOL CONTROVERSY IS-ENDE]) Grand Forks, N. D., Aug. 15.-—Thé long=drawn out controversy : over building a new high school ‘here, that has been hanging fire in:the courts because of local objections to. the board’s plans has been adjusted and the contract with the Gray €on- struction company of Watertown, S: D., signed. Work has started-and 1t is expected the building will be:com-| pleted next year. It will-be one:of the finest schools in the state. i ‘ments: Adv. ach Sufferers owe their complete re- covery to'Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy. Uhnlike any ‘other for Stomach - For sale by Barker’s Drug: Store and - druggists everywhere.— Afl- “FUNERAL DIRECTOR M EIERBON ‘Tibrary Tables—Desks_: a2 tom s - .UNDERTAKER - 405.Beltrami Ave,, Dwight -D.:Miller Insurance clalist 1 Can.lInsure Anything-Anywhere . —Special Agent— -Midland “Insurance -Co., ‘Agents“Wanted Telephone 360-W 5 116’ Third' St. it is a problem that is con- i .gtantly - confrenting ~you. If you were to stock your-shelves-with-a-good assortment of canned goods, you tweould always have some- thing-on hand' that:your . s:felks would:like. your “order-at once. Life, Accident, Health- Insurance Offices Over Baker's -Jewelry Store «c i OLD‘styl'e'tpaduratabtcsmee‘almost}a ..thing :of .the.past. - Very:seldom -do you see! themmowadays, and those who have not yet bought a real.up-to- *.date library :table-will-firid“this-an- op- portunc-time’ to<buy. -Combination ‘Bookcases :«Besides offering tempting prices on library tables and writing deaks;wezalso: havesome especially attractive-:naiues:in:scombination Most of those choice. lots uplndn mm.hull,ihu them. _It is better-:to.;buy: * %k Kk k kkk ke kA K KEE XK EK KKK KKK KX PHVSICIANS; SURGEONS \*ii«*iii*ifii**i *x * KK KK KA KK KK KKK HEEKKKKKKKK KKK KKK * DR E. A, M. D, »|% “PH¥SICIAN; AND SERGEON * * 4! *x Office in Mayo Block * ‘| % <Phone 396 -‘Res. Phone 897 & AR KRR KK HoRe A K AR A A A KK KK Ax e 1* : DR.:C: R..SANBORN 1ok % » PHYSICIAN:AND.SURGEON 1% * Office—Miles- Block =K * i T KKK EK KKK KKK KKK KKK KKK KKK K KA “Bemtdji,"Minn. N .1hookeases. i It Will pay you to seeus af once. |* _DR. L.A.) s . ' : UM ; E lb : PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON w: w’l)at Sh a]] url flG‘et o o [ | t‘SOfl * Troppman .Block * f Furniture .and.Undertaking o ,I “QVQ‘ i ( or nzfi SUHHIHE IR ML LR MR I MM LS B L ORI ISR LR x *{i XK KKK KKKK KX infid 4 = £ x i £ HFOR =|* DR. E..H.SMITH : H . £ AIrkind Of'Wood~-=Wholesale--andRetall -S/% - PICIAN gggffk‘?gg‘;‘f‘ o F 1 E _SEE TE| S o O“Tmanytlmes Deisny 5 5 XK AR K KKK ,haVC YQU..aSl-(CdfyOul" s‘caefl;- ‘mH » F r’efl‘eh ’.’&'”‘s‘o’n KRR KK KK KKK KK “gelf this question? ' Day Office Markham Hotel Building i s _afterday, week afteraweck, Phones: Office 177-W House 661-W 21X 2L B ORGEON -5 x x * * * * * * * * * * * * *x * * Kok ok li»i%ffi'iifiii%&& * A V.GARLOCK, M. 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