Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 10, 1917, Page 2

THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER THE ¥ BE“IDJI DAILY PIONEER We know a fat lady living in the north part of Bemidji who thought - 3 it she got a small corset and laced it tight she would look smaller. . But PUBLISHED. EVERY AFTERNOON:EXCEPT. SUNDAY- _she bulged out so unexpectedly in othef places she had to give up the idea. THE BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING CO. @. B. CARSON B. H. DENU We know of several people in this town who have high aims in life but are short on ammunition. Not you, of course! ' ; TELEPHONE 922 Entered at the postoffice at Bemidji, Minn., as second-class matter The trouble with some public officials is that they spell God with a under act of Congress of March 3, 1879. little G and their own name in capital letters. . T BIK " Rro ARROW FmFt COLLARS are curve cut-to fit the shoulders - perfectly. 'smgm-(vfirw CLUETT. PEABODY &CO: INC Makers be kfl):v;t::n:]laoenegla:odr tgut:n::ty:::::mgx;lt;l?::l:z;.“cmx:;er sigans n'mst Another thing we’ve noticed about some public officials is that they 3 . Communications for the Weekly Pioneer should reach this office not wear a No. 19 collar and a No. 6 hat. 1ater than Tuesday of each week to insure publication in the current issue. e s e We know some politicians who remind us of an old fashioned parlor 5 SUBSCRIPTION RATES table—inch of marble on top. One Year, by Carrier.. Three Months, Postage Paid tell ’em much. THE WEEKLY PIONEER ' i 2 2 . Eight plgehl, mmeu;:mmm ;fcifihetonm of the ';:tk,.mr::: Blessed be he who siteth upon a red hot st.ove for he shall-rise. VANOG. ...ccvovsecemoe ssscscsvsson ....--........--........;.‘1.“ ‘Well, this is a gretty good old world after all. Isn’t it? ————— OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY OF BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA The Daily Pioneer is a member of the United Press Association, and ‘s represented for foreign advertising by the— - In Germany they decorate ’em with the Iron Cross. In Bemidji they 40 00 00 | use the Double Cross. When in need of 00 00 WooD Remember GEO. H. FRENGH & SON Phone 93 or 438-J Prompt deliveries to all parts of the city. 4 ft. or 16 in. lengths. i ? Special rate on delivery from nlzzy spe'ls [ : Iy Look out! When youw: If you can’t sing, get off the perch. z : begin to suffer from dizzy spells, : - dull headaches of the rocking, split- | ting kind, flashes of specks before the eyes— there is danger ahead for you. ' lessness and to beg parents not onl i not to deter the physician in_his ndz 2 dDC;)n'tkwogy and cgn;?lsin about a Bock Mo“mlatm 'l‘]‘le:] (m; t;ge::) ) W 3 ad back. et rid ! For weak right away. Wi eal e ministration of anti-toxin, but to ria o o fsons-fi your system, tone- at all questionable, to use the anti- | Deighbors recommend Doan’s Kidney .« ; toxin ?reely. Its power for doing|Pills. Read this statement: and build o e general good is great, and the dangers are| Mrs. Henry Revoir, 324 Minnesota strength wonderfully. : oft with backache that I could hardly State ment of the condition of do anything. I had a& dull steady SOLWAY STATE pain in the small of my back which You can tell some persons every time you see them—but you can’t Belongs to the funny page. - Doesn’t it? Next reel will follow. " HEALTH TALKS Once every week the Pioneer will present to its readers a health talk on some topic of interest, prepared by a physician of high standing. In this department will also be answer- "AMERICAN @General offices in New York and. Chicago, branches in all principal Citl “PIONEER” HEARS NO “MASTER’S VOICE.” And now while we're all together and everything is nice and quiet ‘we're going to ask you to sit up close and listen while we take you into our confidence. The Pioneer is in possession of a remark, made not so long ago and 'Get a package of Hollister's kidneys, 1 allow him in every case where it is | kidneys, lame and achy backs, your ‘;’; the stomach, liver and bowels negligible. Ave., Bemidji, says: “I was so bad Keep the inside of your body as clearr as you do the outside. The genuine “Hollister’s’* will do it. You ought £ never to be without it. Price 38¢ at: not hearsay either, that amounts to the same thing as & threat of some |ed any questions that readers may close of business on December 27, | was always worse if I did any bend-| all druggists. kind and just so there won’t be any misunderstanding on the part of any- f:r:hgopl:;:fciaghfgr :‘1'1; :les‘ :if:;l;er‘: (Bank No. 1255) in% A couple of boxes of Doan’s For sale by this t ESOURCES. Kidney Pills put an end to the THE CITY m’l:l m;:l‘lll,uke sdvantage of'ths opportusiiy. ak thms ito W‘_li‘_hbe fl‘lvte:rlt?cltm: d:gflmtflint- 1. Loans a;n?l Discounts . -+$20,373.12 | trouble, and I have never had a re- DRUG STORE % e firs e rs to : 3 AL N X »” It seems to be the impression on the part of CERTAIN INDIVIDUALS ity | % Binking Touse, o] S sithaxr. (Bekemtad gives Gk s of this community that they are the CONSERVATORS of the city of Be- Dinlll“therin. 5 guehn-omflaax&ké 4T0.18 A MOVIEJR THRlEE YEARS LATER, ARITO ANTED. midji, its inhabitants, the Bemidji Daily Pioneer included, and that when-| Since diphtheria i8 a disease of | 7. Sash on Flaic. .. s rs. Revoir said: “I previously rec- " ov:r” they crack the whip 1t 4s udnj to so:u one to jump. such common occurrence and 1s es-| 5 o, Cash Agsets oo 541118 | ommended Doan’s Kidney Pills and| Bids will be received by the Con- 3 N pecially prevalent in winter months, [10. Paid out for Expenses, at this time I confirm all I ever said | solidated District Number 6, for Just where they obtained that insane idea is a matter of conjecture.|j; might he well at this time to offer etc., in Excess of Earn- in praise of them.” janitor of the new school building. It looks to us as merely the creation of a disordered brain. They first|a few v;ords of ii;:lstrm‘:)hon and ad-| PBS coeeeeeeeeeeeeees 1,073.79 ’Prllce io:, at fig dealers.d Don’t | Must unt(:‘eifl;)ta.nd .t&-m.n m:;‘:m‘:; create & shadow and then shy at it. They seem to be laboring under the | vice, and 8o possibly aid in checking ) sivioreneon pisids $31,246.90 | Simply ask for a kldney reme y—get | 8Ty wan! y month. e belief that the Pioneer is attempting to injure some one—wrongtully ac- | this disease in this community. Dibh-| , = o, 1001 Siock +i.400,06 | O3NS Kldney Pille—the sumis that| Teloot B, 60 oll bigs 1 resuved: 5 teria is both a contagious and infec-| 3- 3P e Sond o 2:000.00 Mrs. Revoir has twice publicly rec- | Bids will be opened at 4 P. M., Sat- cuse some one or unjustly attack some one. . | tious disease; when we say a disease| 3. Un Hvided Profit 5'500.00 | ommended. Foster-Milburn ~ Co., | urday, Jan. 12. .Herman Fenske,. SUCH IS ABSOLUTELY UNTRUBE AND FARTHEST FROM ANY IN-|is contagious, we mean that one per-| 6. Diposigs ksubject‘lo i Props., Buffalo, N. Y.—Adv. Clerk. 1w 111 24-111 0 check ..... ! . 9. 3 son may get it from another by di- rect contact, and when we say it is infectious we mean it may be trans- mitted by an intermediary, such as another person who is not actually suffering from the disease, but har- TENT OR IDEA OF THE PIONEER. The Ploneer HAS DONE NEITHER and furthermore DOES NOT INTEND TO. There is8 NO ONE NOR COTERIE of persons in Bemidji TO WHOM THE TAXPAYERS OF THE CITY HAVE TO PAY HOMAGE—before whom they Cashier’s checks 521.90 Total immediate labilities .....$10,617.12 Savings deposits 470.89 Time certificates 5,657.89 Business and Professionél | miust humbly bow. And the Pioneer is a pretty heavy taxpayer in this 2;’"‘: ;‘:}gnge;.;'?‘;,':,fi? e e ‘bég"’l'; . Total deposits..$16,745.90 PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS LAWYERS ¢ity, too, if any one wants to know, and is included in the aforementioned | 4} o\ oh the agency of clothes y"m__ ———— 167450 [ KK KKK AKX KKK KK K| g g xR X KR KRR KKK pets, furnishings, toys, domestic ani-| __ Total ............. s31,245.90| * DRS. GILMORE & McCANN *|x GQRAHAM M. TORRANCE # contingent who does not intend to bend the pregnant knee to ANY ONE. It RECOGNIZES NO “BOSS” NOR MASTER and NEITHER DO THE TAX- PAYERS OF THE CITY. THEY HEAR NO “MASTER’S VOICE” and if there are any who are of that belief they are kidding themselves. Amount of Reserve on Hand..$ 5,347.70 | x PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS & ‘Amount of Reserve Requir *x LAWYER * +« Miles Block Phone 560 » AR EEEEE RS R R R R R ) mals, cups, bottles, etc., or of milk. It was not until 1883 that the| by Law .............. .. 1,704.95 germ causing diphtheria was found | State of Minnesota, County of Beltrami | Office—Miles Block * by a scientist, Klebs, who was able| Yo F. W. Manthey, President and|¥ * Just HOW MUCH of the PUBLIC'S business IS their business? to prove that every case of diph-|Frank S. Smith, Cashi f the abo It it ISN'T their business whose BUSINESS is it? T e o or amoeiic paciliu, | himed Bank, do ‘solemnly swear that [ * * % ¥ bk ok b i ki g g L B B * | the above statement is true to the best :D.Em Court Commissioner * We inquire to know. ATTORNEY AT LAW » .7 called the Bacillus Diphtheria. From . of our knowledge anl NTEEY. KRR KRR R R KKK _THE PEOPLE OF THE.CITY OF BEMIDJI ARE NOT FOOLS. In- :l]::svtl(me much“hqbb?uenned of EY, oot deed they are not. They are of a high order of intelligence, God fearing, “c:lmp:mrg:“":"'v t‘;:é m:tsil;lt':i . FRANK S. SMITH, * DR.E A SHANNON, M.D. *|& » home loving and progressive, and they DON'T PROPOSE to be BULLDOZED | cating and important fact to, be Te-|Correct Attest: (Two) Directoss ™ = : PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON |y Office 2nd floor O'Leary-Bowser & and BROWBEATEN and BLUFFED BY ANY ONE. membered is that there’are many peo- fi'mi‘m’:’fi“fis%’{ioms *lx Building » And the Pioneer doesn’t intend to be either. GET THAT. ple who have diphtheria germs in| gsupcorived st srern 2o berore e | ™ Office in Mayo Block e kxR KKK KK KKK KKK * 3 - their throats, and it is by contact|tnis 4th day of January, 1917. % --Phone 396 Res. Phone 397 * = The Pioneer does not intend to be anything but fair in its mission.| iy them = directly or indirectly, o R, NELSON, oy If it makes any mistakes it will gladly rectify them and make proper|¢hat the disease is spread and epi- | (Seald : Notary Public, KRR XK KKK KK & VETERINARY SURGEON amends, as any reputable newspaper will do and should. But there isn’t | demics arise in towns or schools. The| 1y oiiltramt County, Minmesotss. T KRR KK R KKK KKK KK E a resident of Bemidji nor any where else who is capable of scaring the ::’:::tt:ob:u:;:?tl:g cf;:mfltlh’:mf‘;t 1td 1-110 : EREXFELXRXEXELKK X : : W. K. DENISON. D. V. : e 01 e . o, . ¥ Ploneer IN ANY MANNER, while there are some who instead of snorting neglected, and since the germs ~are b *|* NETERINARIAN M * - about the Pioneer should get down on their knees and thank God for what | found in the clothes, furnishings, x *® the Pioneer has not said, AND SAID TRUTHFULLY. etc., of a room, in which a case has c w I_aMnl“'a co ¥ 0.} RANBORN *|x Office Phone 3-R _ Res. 99-J ‘The Pioneer intends to pursue the even tenor of its way, but if there | occurred, the necessity of careful dis- 1 1 L1he SICIAN AND SURGEON & : 3rd St. and Irvine Ave. * - 18 anyone interested who is desirous of “starting something” all they have :'t’::‘;az: :’;d 8{‘]“2:‘%1‘(:’11808‘1 t’;‘;‘}' ?“;33; 800 Line Building : Office—Miles Block * RN R KRR KRR KKK KKK : to do is to elimb on and we’ll GUARANTEE to be there when the “lights|pe rendered safe in this way becomes — ' KRR R KRR E x are blown out.” evident. . *filliifltkliliiifi t E 'ED. +, THE PIONEER ABSOLUTELY REFUSES TO B BLUFFED. Males and females are equally PO b J. WARNIKGER » . o 18 liable to contract the disease, bhut - % VETERINARY SURGEON & .:_)'l. A children, under ten years, are most |’ 2 * * x om a tal ARE WE LOSING OUR ENERGY? susceptible, Any child suffering * DR. L A. WARD * o8, and Hoeptal ‘3. dowts: B — from chronic enlargement of the ton- Birch & PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON | * west of Troppman Store * . sils or from adenoids is particularily Jack Pine x x Phone No. 209 » If prices of provisions keep on climbing as they have been doing dur- open to infection as this is a favor- * KEEE KKK KK EKEE R ing the past year the effect should be a great stimulus to the “back to the ] able site for the lodgment and growth Tamaraek x Troppman Block ®|7° 2 farm” movement of which we have heard so much the past decade. %eth:og::l’;:d %grtg:aatts l:) P?}}:fl?g flf — * Bemidji, Mina. T kR kR KRR R KRR KKK S Common sense and observation should teach any man that one of a Prompt Dellvery Phone 32|* * x » ren, with the removal of adenoids KRR KRR KRR KKK RKK TOM SMART i the main causes of the high price of food stuffs is the growing scarcity |anq diseased tomsils, will go a long x DRAY AND TRANSFER - : of farm labor, and the consequent curtailment of acreage cultivated. Thou-|way toward removing the chance for x Safe and Piano Moving ® I sands of farmers all over this country, unable to secure adequate help, are | the child to catch dlpll‘ltheria. Dilfll& KEKKKKRKXK KKK KKK X Res. Phone 58 818 Ameriea ¥ k' gradually curtailing their operations until it is no uncommon sight to see theria also attacks the larnyx, an * o P Oftice Ph ‘ these cases at times the most severe, x ce one 123 » 5 a farm that formerly sold four or five hundred bushels of corn now hardly ¢ life. Th g * DR. E. H. SMITH KN RKEKRKKEX taking the biggest toll o e. e X PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON & X EKE g KX producing enough to feed the stock and fatten the pork. disease may start in the larnyx, or 3 53 Of course we all know that a gang of unprincipled blood suckers have l:)llfl); i}x\x thebworst nc“fesct‘:l lns;ll'leoasg F"“““M ‘m : Office Security Bank Bloek : DENTISTS > a ave een eg! seized upon the war as an excuse for boosting the price of everything that downward from the throat. Infec- AR R R RER EEXEEXXEEEE K EKKE D * DR. G, M. PALMER bt we consume, but if a scarcity of production did not exist the foreign de- DENTIST » mand for foodstuffs would be met and there would still remain in this country a sufficient quantity to supply all home demands at reasonable prices. from diphtheria in young children to ‘this cause. o=y Just why young men, and older ones, too, should wish to leave the ma%h:e gyt::::msoolhd:phtheflt come Phone IT8-W eor R farm and rush off to the overcrowded cities is not easy to understand. | on at times slowly, but more often True, they work hard on the farm. And equally true, they work even withl;:onlldenble npml:’iha'r?l:::t. ‘1 usually some soreness of :nr(:ler in tlhe ‘elty ;:d save less. In a mnjc:;.ty of cases, unless they are fover, rapid pulse, pallor and th .' ntellectually far above the average of mankind, they live in penury and| ;19 teels sick and prostrated. The die in want. examination of the throat is of pri- g With the present demand for food products it would certainly appear mu-gJ importance; dlrtti, ggny;lvhi;: 4 “the height of folly to abandon the certainty of plenty on the farm for the patches are seen on the 5 precarious life of the average city dweller. spreading over the soft palate. In A New York writer gives as a reason for men leaving the farm, that tion may likewise extend even to the lungs and cause pneumonia, and 'mnTm fully three-quarters of the deaths n ‘nhm KEREKRRKRRRR KKK - DR. EINER JOHNSON * PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON & Bemidji, Mina. = » ERERX AR EEERX * 4+« Office Phone 134, Residenes 346 & *® - Miles Block, Bemidfi » EKXXXERAXKKX KKK ERP [ R 2% 2 AR XX EE P * DR. D. L. STARTON bl x DENTIST » * Offies in Winter Bloek » EEERXXRXKEXEREERESD EEREAREERXEEEE RS * AV WD * . v s % BYR BAR NOSE THROAT & - Glasses Fitted . * the cases that involve the larnyx or vocal thords, the onset is usually EEEEREXEEREEXEEESR they dread being known as “Country Jakes.” That writer is a jackass and | more abrupt, and there is marked 'y TUOMY & his statement a joke. With the present easy means of communication be- | hoarseness of the voice 'm:‘ "‘.’"’t' # Gibbens Blig. Phome 205 x|, u;’-:'f'r » tween town and country it is difficult in these daya to distinguish the|diicult breathing, fevor SR FCS EEEREEXRRRRRERER, shinl * town man from the country man. If anything, the country man approaches | showing i;nchu, the so-called mem- 4« Gibdoas Bleck. Tel. 330 & nearer to masculine perfection than the city cousin. b:a::l !ar:r;tzll: a:'e to 3: ::ll;oc::: : & ® :.’ EEEREXREX : « North of Markham Hetel & of n eria un €; = young men are leaving it by the but one absolute way of determining & I remove the of seute & thousands is a fact. That there are none to replace them is a lamentable | this, that is by examining for the auns EEXEEEXREEREREEEEER fact. diphtheria bacillus from cultures * aad chroais flscasss ¥*Ix DREANORTEROP <+ 3 And in endeavoring to locate the cause onme is almost forced to the |taken from the throat, a_procedure x mfl? ¥|x OSTEOPATHIC PHYBICIAN + A conclusion that the men of this nation are gradually losing that love of .r::ulm:sfll {,rp:::l::u:: t which & Offies hours: 10-13, 1:30-5 7-3 & x AND SURGEON L : * Phone 408-W ¥*|x Suite 10 O’Leary-Bowser Bldg & In the meantime, if there be any real grounds for suspecting the case to be diphtheria, treatment should not be delayed this long. Ilt is well to emphasize here that early treat- . ment is of first importance, probably Bring us your clean ocot- more so in this disease than in any ton rags--no buttons, bands honest toil for which their forefathers were noted. EEERERRREEEER K&, Office Phone 153 * XXX EXER EEEEREEERRXRENEX * DRS. LARSON & LARSON * OPTOMETRISTS E: A dispatch from Newark, N. J., contains the following: b 2 Newark, N. J., Jan. 5.—Things were so unpleasant for 2 Rev. Charles Reynolds after he preached his “How Old KEREEERRERREXRE SR ST. CECELIA’S STUDIO * L ] Art Thou?” sermon to the women of his congregation other. There is nothing known to or woolen eloth acoepted. Specialists the Eye, Fitting — that he is taking a vacation in New York. o dical science that is so absolutely - PIANO—_VOICE curative as diphtheria anti-toxin. Its VIOLIN Now what do you suppose the preacher wanted to know for? action is specific, and it can save o ‘When an editor can’t get himself cussed occasionally he shows signs life lfl‘:;‘::’ ’m e::.:’m :‘lll:a d;-: of declining mentality and advancing senility. Cuss away! cannot be too insistent on its harm- Phone 133—Dewey & 9th St AEREERERRERRERE Pioneer Office oo L L R O SR SO 0 88 [ 0 1R 00 0 0 O B O 0 R (O SR o o e O 0 o T I 0 L 0 B L e B 0 Bl 0 O B0 B MR 0SB 0 LD 0 SR o ) 08 B L) B o SO i B o SO * L2222 22322 * x *x We have, the facilities for +* x * *x sehvdee ERREREEREREEERE