Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 20, 1916, Page 2

e { i " % o WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 20. 1916. necessitates the developing of two|tempt on the part of basebal ‘mag- néw backfield men. Last night’s|nates to slash wholesale the, con- s B ; : - 4 practice found Captain Bailey at right] tracts terminating this year be I i S ; _ Botton increafed her léad in the [ half and Plummer at left. Warfield strongly opposed %y the pla; a5 : ] SERRT cevecee 19 21tace for the Americah léagiie pen-|oceupied the fullback position and|ternity, David L. Fult, president of F. G. NEUMBIER, Editor. Batterfes —Mays and Thomas; | nant yesterday by defeating Detroit| White was at quarter. Whether this|the. organization, declared toddy in Da d Stanage, Baker. | by .a score of 3 to 1. The | will constitute the backfield ¥ f 3 TELEPHOND 933 | aues an e, o te the backfield next|an interview. with, the United s R. B :xea gtltr]i:’e hl':&'::lli!g ;: the American Bakutfl‘l:ay is not certain. Plans already have X “13 . o T e T e ashisaion ... e % ‘ eamgu fiare o X ot A Senter Frank Phibbe, 4. veteran | combat such -an attempt, but ,“w"l ot mfl‘?’;{_ mm.r a, e | Was D i Hoston 531 :“dut year, and Opsahl will be refl_‘:aedl to make public the outline aecond. . | .572. A . of battle. _________é'é;....m . ; R. Chicago .569. Hovey Lord will probably be sta-| The fraternity expects the thag- Published sveey aflernoon SXRpt SEREY | Soirst wm R. H. B |Phildelphia ......c.... 4 N floned at right guard and Gainey at |nates {o make Tom® ttempt to but Attentiga ‘pild to anonymous son- | Pittsburgh ......eou.iee. 2 5 2] At Chicago ............. 6 7 1 BROOKLYN % m PENNANT Tlé’lfi fi:crkliuaa!;id p&‘;lti‘:;l. ‘::wle:: le: Y&:ewm [ fiig;twlg}n g tions. * s pame, must _be|At New York ... 9 10 o Batteries--Nabors andl Haley; Benz ) 2 ] 3 tackle will probably he the lineup lmue{'z Since th 1 pabiioation. Batteriés—Jacobs and Fischér; An-| 208 Lynn. Ih the National leagte race Bfook-{Saturday. Gray played last year,|stays Whoe salri lyn has a gooll lead. The pertent-|While Madson is a new man Who has|high marks have falteres nm m-%‘wz‘:‘g{ lElk:; derson and Rariden. i i > American Association. agps of the lead: follows: |ShoWwn up strong during preliminary{now da 1 spit Fugsday of, ek to insure 3 % { . ges of aders are as follows: g during p! TY|now doing no shining at all. In spite ey e m‘m Second game: R. H. E. R. H. E.| Brooklyn .601. work, of this the big pay is going right Pittsburgh ..... e —_— .1 7 2|Kansas City .......... .. 4 8 1| Philadelphia .588. At the practice Brooks was started [along and most of it on long term At New York ...... . . 65 12 0|At Louisville . . 713 5 Boston .587. at left end and Walker at right end. | contracts. i Batterlesd—Evgnstnfld W, ‘Wagner; Batterles—Cruhcher and Berry; Ki&tleson, a new man, is out for an L esreau and McCarty. Northrop and Billings. MUCH INTEREST IN end position. Palmer, a new man,| k of Hal Chase at second R. H. E. R. H. E. will probably find a place in the line o Jork. 9 - Cinginnatl weee..vee..... 1 12 1|Minneapolis ..... vee..15 20 0 OPERING OF SEASON| . ause of ‘hys weighe, - Beet is lack. | P25 lately for the Cincinnati Reds probably is the first time in the mem- ory of present day fans that a left hander has held down the keystone station. Reports from Cincinnati say Chase is proving a star at his new station. At Brooklyn ....... <. 83 7 0|At Toledo .. Bight pages, contalning & summary Batteries — Schulz and Huhn; ws of the week. Published every Thursday and sent postage paid to any | Pfeffer and Meyers. address for $1.60 in advance. R. H. E. Chicago ...... .2 8 O|St.Paul ..........00nnnn Officlal Paper of City of Bemidjl | At Philadelphia ... 0 3 2|At Columbus ... sves 112 3 Batteries—Vaughn and Wilson; Batteries—Niehaus and Mayer; B KKK KKK KKK KKK KK|Alexander and Killifer. Dickerson and Coleman. < L...1011 1 Batteries—Burk and Owens; Bail- ey and Wells. Much interest is being shown by|ing in the team this year. high school students and Bemidji| Fred Phibbs, although light, will citizens in the opening of the high |probably be given a chance in the . |school football season. The season |backfield and Achenbach, because of will be opened Saturday when the|his handling of forward passes, will Bemidji eleven will line up against|be developed into an end. the Park Rapids eleven at the new Hovey Lord has been given instruc- athletic grounds. ® tions in getting off long spirals in KX KKK KKK KKK KKK KT " * R. H. E. . B. The high school boys were put|punting. His kicks already are av- URS— * * The Daily Pioneer receives + |St- Louis .. ... 3 8 O|Milwaukee .............. through a long signal drill and a|eraging 35 yards and by the end of cAI(fisEGbex%lasslnsy“r%p- * b " At Boston ........ii. 6 10 1At Indiapapolis .......... 1 good session of catching punts and|the week he should reach the 40 P & wire service of the United X| 'Batteries—Watson and Gonzales;| Batteries—Faeth and Stumpf; | forward passing yesterday afternoon. |mark. erly in the Ploneer want col- 4% Press Associstion. % |Ragon and Blackburne. Dawson and Schang. The loss of Johnson and Tanner umn must be in before 11 4 [ ] « - - Tias —— PLAYERS FRATERNITY o'clock. Ads received later % EEKKKEX KKK KKK KK KX WATCHING CONTRACTS will appear on another page + +M16 PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN . (By United Press) that day. * - ADVERTISING BY THE New York, Sept. 20.—Any at-|[¥ X XXX KX E XXX XX XK XN -GENERAL OFFICES *NEW YORK AND CHICAGO BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES Business and Professional PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS LAWYERS Boiehah i b b b R R L L R g g g N x x Druggists of the Northwest are using glass containers for pills in- * * DR. ROWLAND GILMORE * stead of pasteboard boxes because of o * the high cost of paper. * PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON <« G%%y%%mfl * —_— * Office—Miles Block * Is Bemidji going to take part in x x Miles Block Phone 560 + Fire Prevention Day, Oct. 9. Fire * prevention means good housekeeping; IR KRR K KKK the cleaning out of attics, store- rooms, closets and basements; the proper disposal of rubbish; making heating plants and stoves safe; re- KKK K XK X KKK KK KK R KKK KK KKK KKK KK KKK KKK KK KKK KKK * DR. E. A SHANNON, M. D. D. H. FISK, Court Commissioner * pairing defective flues and chimneys; +* PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ATTORNEY AT LAW * repairing electric light cords and * » the proper storage of gasoline. . * Office in Mayo Block Office 2nd floor O'Leary-Bowser # AR Khk Ak hhkkkkih * * * * *x * It is evident that President Wil- gon proposes to have proclaimed on the eve of the November election some form of ‘‘agreement” reached by the Mexican conference, which can be utilized to support the contention ¥ Phone 396 Res. Phone 397 Building *, KRR KK KKK KKK KKK KR KRR KKK KK KKK KKK #i*i&**i*i*i#i‘i{ VETERINARY SURGEON * KEERKKKK KK KK KKK KK * that he has settled the Mexican situa- = * DR. C. R. SANBORN * tion by peaceful methods. The Mex- 2 * PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON x|* W.K DENISON,D.V.M. * | ican conference at New London is 5 - x Office—Miles Block x * VETERINARIAN Y devoted chiefly to marking time at (L = B S ~ x x *x * R R I T : 0“‘;::;‘:“ ;"le‘_fl Res. 99-7 * No, sir, we don’t want the job of . an ne Ave. +* being president of these United States. It isn’t half as soft a berth as editing this paper. Germany has a grouch at us; Austria, Turkey and Bulgaria are ditto; Mexico is a thorn in our already festering flesh; Japan is opening her cavernous mouth to gobble up China and is thereby men- * DR. L. A. WARD * x PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON | X ¥ ¥ ¥ X XK K KX Xk k k& & : Like Stealing ‘Ilome With AR R D R R R RTN L b R R R R R R the winning run— they satisfy! || ™ i = Bem1dji, Minn. x * Office and Hospital 3 doors + acing our commercial interests in KRR KKK KKK KKK KKK : west Po; Troppman Store * that country; Central and South Am- Pl N P. h ° di w. tll one No. 209 * erica are suspicious of us becausg ayerontlnrd. itcher windin up. I R I T I HREKEK KK KK KK KKK KKK T i ons salpe, a burst of speed, the runner crashes across * b rifiing our malle, end stealing our the plate, safe by an eyelash—it certainly bsi DR. E. H. SMITH HEEXKKK KK KKK KKK R trade secrets for their own use; the j e, J . % PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON & |* TOM SMAR' » i : d tisfy! Which tly what Chest T zonflxchttbetwea(ixnxu ;fisl}:mtromt‘lil :ag;gfilkhd:’? oes sa . Ch 1S exac! whna! ester- ¥ Office Security Bank Block *|% DRAY AND T x u " 5 I 'RANSFER civil war: votes, povertul fnancial fields do for your smoking—they satisfy. o nis R Bate and PunoMorine % g interests and foreign lobbies keep ) 8. one Amerfca % | oomeress in & perpetual stsle of fer, But, more than that, they’re MILD, toc! * Oftice Phone 12 &k ror, an : AR R RS R R R PR ST i 11 b t. No, sir-ee! Take . % e e s ot Ta. the: rumnipe: It is really a wlonderful thing for smokers pe * _ to get this entirely new cigarette enjoyment * DR. EINER JOHNSON * DENTISTS ! MID; , f . [0 H % PHYSICIAN AND SUR { FEE MIIILE WESR —a cigarette that satisfies, yet is muld! * i, mthe, | G EEREAER AR K RERAE That hopeless optimist, Vance Mc- . 5 d 2 * DR. G. M. PALMER * Cormick, chairman of the Democratic The reason no clgarette, except Chester- | DENTIST » National committee, is confident that o o . s KX KKK KRR XK KKK K| * e el w s fields, can giveitto you s because no cigarette X Office Phone 124, Residence 346 # t ican party, s . » thown by the Maine clection, “the maker can copy the Chesterfield blend! HREH KKK KKK KKK K Ky Miles Block, Bemidji * middle west is overwhelming for Wil- son,” while Secretary Lansing as- serts that “West of the Alleghenies is solid for the president.” * A. V. GARLOCK, M. D. Kk kKR KK KK RKKRRKRKE KK * SPECIALIST * * EYE EAR NOSE THROAT % Try Chesterfields—today! T KKK KKK KKK KKK KK R In 1914, the Maine Republicans 5 x Glasses Fitted *|x Y polled 58,862 votes; the Progressives Wt_fiwfi«kfw«:dn * Gibbons Bldg. Phone 105 | DR. D. L. STANTON * 18,225. In Ohio, the Republicans LI LTI . ].JEI.{TBT B polled 524,625, the Progr‘svsslllves 60,- * Office in Winter Bloek * § 971. The Republican, illis, was n nter ¥ elected by 31,258 plurality. 0The per- : TR KK KKK K KKK KK K]y * . centage of Progressives in Ohio was, A. DANNENBERG * [ therefore, much smaller tha: i itn x CHIROPRACTOR b K EKEEKEKK KK KK KK KKK 1' Maine. The Democratic candidate received 92,229 fewer votes than the \ e ¥ First National Bank Bldg. *|yx xxx kXXX KK KKK KK % combined Republican and Progressive A \ * I remove the cause of acute «|yx DR. J. T. TOOMY x vote. ) ) * and chronic diseases *|x " DENTIST * _In Wisconsin the Republican can- - & Office hours: 10-12, 1:30- 7-8 % * didate for governor was elected with . * +« 140,787 votes, the Progressives cast- Phone 406-W *|x Gibbons Block. Tel. 229 &, ' KRKKKK KK KK KKK XKKK|) North of Markham Hotel # KKK KKK KKK KKK KK ing 32,560, the combined vote being 53,838 greater than that of the Demo- : : crat. In Iowa, the Republican can- ,y/ didate for governor was elected by *The Most Expensive Turkish Tobaccos KKK KKKKK KKK K KKK £ that grow are contained in the fi ; a_plurality of 3;02,;361'1 }‘xl:gi;:‘:g{?; Chesterfield Bland:—nXA“l‘!Tl-;l ::nix: : F ,.’ * DRS. LARSON & LARSON sives polled 17,329 In Indiana, tWo | ¢r,crance; SMYRNA for its swoetnose: fl 0 A « REGISTHRED OPTOMETRISTS years ago, a Democratic se CAVALLA for its aroma; SAMSOUN X A > - [ A *x re-elected by a plurality of 45,483. for its Hichiess. Specialists the Eye, Fitting KKK KKK KKKK KK DR. H. A. NORTHROP * | ¥« OSTEOPHATIC PHYSICIAN + * AND SURGEON * * Suite 10 O'Leary-Bowser Bldg * * * * * Miller, Republican, 226,766, and Beveridge, Progressive, 108,5681. Mr. ) 20 for loc ——and yct t"cy’re MILD : We hnvo“thae facilities for Beveridge is now supporting Mr. x dupteatt Srokas’i . A -half his vote to up! ng broken lenses Hughes. Add one-hal x Bectobios that of Mr. Miller and see Wwhere KRR KK KK KK KKK KK Shively, the Democratic candidate, SCOOP rironer Too Much Is Plenty By “HOP" would have been. = Office Phone 153; Res. 68-J * * * * * * * * * KX XK XK KKK KK KKKE Democratic arithmetic must be as peculiar as Democratic statesman- ship. Bring us your clean cot- ton rags--no buttons, bands or woclen cloth accepted. Pioneer Office KKK KKK KK KKK Pioneer want ads bring results. KE K KKK KKK KKHKKK Defective Page