Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 18, 1916, Page 2

e — L SE | | B e ———— 4“,,_ EE - | § TELEPHONE 9223 Entered at the post office at Bomlu‘TL ., &8 second-class matter under act of Congress of March 3, 1879, Published every afternoon except Suniday ttention paid to anonymous ocoun- tridutions. Writer's name must be Mmewn to the editor, but not necessarily Ser_ publication. Communications for the Weekly Plo- ®eer should reach this office not later than Tueaday of eaoch week to insure pablication in the current issue uunntm-lli:u: oddress $1.00 in advanes Offielal Paper of Oty of Bemidfl —_— BERAK KIS The Dally Ploneer receives « wire service of the Unmited +* Press Associstion. * . EERXA AR XA R KRR RERS ————re—— e ———— *MiS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN . ADVERTISING BY THE AR GENERAL OFFICES 9@ NEW YORK AND CHICAGO SANCHFS IN all THF PRINCIPAL CITIES Villa is creeping around toward the front page again. At any rate, the stakeholders can Jingle the money a little longer. k on the ess will soon b ] it will. here's an- ccwing, und the Never mind, other four yc waiting i3 = iing going up and 0z dewa we may all n Mr. Farmer, is that binder or mower still in the field where you finished up the harvest? Put it un- der shelter at cnce. Do you know that the averaze life of a machine like that is at beo three to five vears, while if it is well housed from the weather it cheuld last from ten to twenty Tiall cf the Union is now in the dry column. Counting Utah, the prohibition states are divided on a ffty-fifty bas Local option laws in eral states add to the saloon- less territory. The new dry states are Michigan, Montana, Nebraska and South Da- Kota. The states already dry are Alaba- ma, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia, [daho, lowa, Kansas, Maine, Mississippi, North Carolina, Tennes- see, Virginia, Washington and West Virginia. The only victories won by the wet forces at the last election were in California and Missouri. Prohibition is rapidly gaining headway. Minnesota should fall in line. THE NEW COIN. Have you seen Uncle Sam's latest coin? The new dimes are being made at the government mint at the rate of 1,000,000 a day. They bear the fig- nre of a Grecian woman on the face and a bundle of roads and the axe of the Roman lictors on the reverse | side. The old ten cent piece has the head of the Goddess of Liberty on the face and wreath like the old yle one cent piece on the reverse side. The dime, quarter and half dollar each bore the head of the God- dess of Liberty and the five-cent piece the same head reversed in po- sition, The new dime breaks the chain which has existed for years. Watch for it. There are some in circulation in this district. IR R R R R RS R EEEEE] * WITH THE EDITORS * I E R R R R R EEERREEEBE Mankato Review: Now that Vir- ginia has adopted state-wide prohi- bition there are some former resi- dents of that commonwealth who can no longer sing their once favorite song, “Carry Me Back to OI' Vir- ginny."” Winona Republican: Districts rep- resented in the next session of con- gress by the two progressives, one go- cialist and one independent who were elected Tuesday, should blossom with new postoffices, grow fat on lucra- tive federal appointments, for its “de- serving’ voters, flow with irrigated rivers, and otherwise profit hand- somely during the next two years, With the two major parties so ®lose- ly eced in power in the hounse the vote of these four is apt to be the deciding factor in many cases, Neither party will care to risk los- ing their support for cherished meas- ures by withholding support from plums for the home folks in the four districts, The quartet should be able to fortify their political fences well. Stillwater Gazette: I want to say a word to the old folks. I see you wherever 1 go. 1 see you on the street cars. The conductor gives the car an extra rest when you get on or off, out of courtesy to your slow steps. 1 see you at church. You nod sometimes, but the sermon is not complete without your sweet smile of approval. I see you in the warm- S SCOOP Z&eE est corner of the hearth reading a | BOOKLET ou hair dressing. paper, says an exchange. You have one great temptation—it is to think that your days of usetulness are over, | the latest styles thoroughly, Malled You are only in the way, so you feel, and you'd better be out of the world! It is a great mistake. If the Lord had thought that old people were useless He would have devised some way to suddenly get rid of them. What makes a person useful? Not abllity to work. A baby cannot earn a penny, can not do a stroke of work, yet it is often the most important factor of the household. Baby's coming often makes father ‘‘straight- en up”; often unites estranged hearts of husband and wife; often brings sobriety and industry into the home lite. Old people are a blessing be- cause of their accumulated wisdom. You have made the journey of life. You have the rich experience—more valuable than Klondyke. Old people supply the necessary conservative force. You make society more sta- ble. You bring perseverence to us.- The age that is wise rises above the hoary head. Old people link us to heaven. You remind us of future life. My old mother knows how to pray,” sald a merchant recently to me. You bind us to the throne of God. The earth would be positively poor without you. CHIROPRACTIC COLLEGE. LEARN CHIROPRACTIC Be Independent—Send for catalogue. Minnesota Chiropractic College, Inc. 122 South 6th Street, Minneapolis, Minn. TRON \IILI\ STOCK. FOR AN INVESTMENT IN A MINE THAT IS SHIPPING HIGH GRADE IRON ORE, WRITE THE SCRIBNER-FOSS CO. 219 Palace Bt Minneapolis PATENT A\’l"lj()l Williamson & Merchant sAW YERS 1 Both Phones Mark Causes Solicittraof U. S and Foreign patents, 925 Metropolitan Building, Miuneapolis, Minn. Patent Attorney C. D. ENOCHS Designing Engineer specializing in llt‘u development of Ideas into marketable products. McKnight Bullding, Commerce Building Minneapolis St. Paul ANTIQUE FURNITURE. Upholstering, Refinishing, Furniture Repairing and Antique Furniture 910-912 Marquette Avenue, Minneapolis i ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. LUX maces J 4-LB. FIBER LEGS ~ ON EASY TERMS - ——— €% 04 BoORLET LUx co. - 213 71h Sireet South, Minneacolis This | on receipt of 26¢, coln. The " o ‘ limited, write today. Address: pooklet explaing and illustrates 8l of | "gryy b pyRLIGHING HOUSE Gloversville. 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K., Minasapelia, Minn. 1 prs - n-o.;.&-a—- supply Loyl HOW TO GET IT ALMOST FREE The Bemidji Pioneer COUPONS SECURE 6 "ivp 98¢ This - 92.50 VOLUME Beautifally bound in rich Mzroon—cover stamped in gold, artistic inlay design, with 16 full-page portraits of the world’s most famous singers, and compl- t= dicti of musical terms. Out of Towh Readers Will Add 10c. for Postage o N " Th book with a soul! 400 - H_EART SON’GS ofefiu:'wu ‘t’reul‘lns of the world in oze voluwe of 53 pages. Chosen by 20,000 music lovers. Four years to complete the book. Every song a gem of melody. glllllllllllllll"lllll LU LU TR T L T T T T We Have the Lot You Want Most of those choice Irts in Bemidji are ours to sell, becanse we own them. It is better to buy direct from the owner. PAY AS YOU LIKE In most cases these are the terims. We are Lerc to help you secure a home of your own. Bemidji Townsite & Improvement Co. THAYER C. BAILEY, Local Agent. T = Qunmm S0 F{ Mrs. Housekeeper: That store with the big bin of Apples has abushel of Apples saved for you. I. P. BATCHELDER Ceneral Merchandise 321 Minnesota Ave. Phone 180-W Bemid)i, Minn. LULLLULULLUE LRI LT T T g EUTL T ST 2 3 2 DR. GULDE, 824 Syndicate 1 AUTO RADIATORS. Aum RAmAmRs Repaired, Frozen, Wrecked or Burned. Expert Work AUTO RADIATOR MANUFACTURING CO. | 1518 Hennepin Ave. Both Phones Minneapolis HOTEL. Commercial Hotel §ut flonneotn lorthern Depot allst—Egye, Ear, se, Throat. 519 Nie ollet Ave. e g SPassenger Touring Car Roadster $62C f.0.b. Toledo Just across bridge from Great N Rates 50c to 75¢ per day Hemstitching, l'le;l;g & Buttons. C. W. VAN STONE & CO. J h::. ;l:.“fldlhvzl;:el. llnu:nvolll and Box Plaiting Buttons Covered. 1 am In the market for hides and furs. Bring all you have to me where you can depend on getting a better priceé than elsewhere. I also pay the highest price for OCOPPER BRASS RUBBERS IRON and RAGS I pay all freight on 100 pounds shipment Jacob Goldberg Next to Northern Express Oftice don’t hold the road. The $635 Overland is different. only the speediest of low priced cars— ful motor when you need it. Speedy and Easy Riding' There’s little comfort in most low priced cars. You can’t use their speeds. They jostle you—they ride roughly — they It is not But you can use the full speed of its power- It has long 42-inch, easy riding, shock ab- sorbing cantileverrearsprings. In addition the 75 B Overland is a longer car—104- inch wheelbase. And it has 4-inch tires. Its smoothness and ease of 'riding at any speed would do justice to a much larger and heavier car. Come in and let us demonstrate. That’s the best kind of proof. 112 Third 8t. Phone 638-W g JOHN W. WILCOX 30114 3rd St. Phone No. 29 «;__.__ ALL THE LATEST STYLES | T i Ot iy e o, 5 IN HAIR DRESSING| | should have our Y nLusTRATED| I