Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 15, 1917, Page 2

2 THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER THE BEMNIDJI DAILY PIONEER PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY- THE BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING CO. @. E. CARSON E. H. DENU TELEPHONE 922 We Want 6000 pieces of TAMARACK PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS LAWYERS R L R I P T T IS * DRS. GILMORE & McCANN *|x RAHAM RRAN * x PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS *|x g LA%Y%% a * ~|% Miles Block Phone 560 % i e MITTTETET T IR EE Y T LR R R i P T C ISR T 2 * D, H. FISK, Court Commissione? * % " ATTORNEY AT LAW Entered at the postoffice at Bemidji, Minn., as second-clase matter under act of Congress of March 3, 1879. . No attention paid to anonymous contributions. Writer’s name must be known to the editor, but not necessarily for publication. Communications for the Weekly Pioneer should reach this office not later than Tuesday of each week to insure publication in the current issue. —-— - AR R RKXRER KKK KKK L 8 ) . ] * EA ON,M.D. * delivered to So0 track as follows 25 JhEciNiNDSURGEON x| omce 3ad foor Oroary-Boveee o - 3 Office in Mayo Block b Daliding * 1500 pcs. 16-ft. long, 7-in. top or over 5. Fhons 366 Tew Phona shgs g|T T FEFEERRE SR KX ER KKK XK HEEEEEEEK 1500 pcs. 14-ft. long, 7-in. top or over ARY SURGEON VETERIN. KK KKK KKK KK KKK One Year, Postage Paid........ o e S . ) s . 18500 pcs. 12-ft. long, 7=in. top or over *’*,“‘**“‘“fl“‘*: : Eight peges, containing a summary of the news of the week. Pub- 1500 pcs. 8-ft. long, 7-in. top or over « *(X W.EDENSON.D.V.M. * mmnmmm-mmmwuymm,;:l.:& x ’: ARIAN : VEBOB....ceenrnneomes seimenuaecas sscessmmensomecanecsomPle * DR. C. R. SANBORN *x o - Call at oncelfyo:lwlah to fill part or all of 2(x PEYSICIAN AND SURGEON %[k O 5ea St sad Livins Ave. ~ & OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY OF BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA this order. x ©ffice—Miles Block x| ® *® ¥ x . M e s ncmuymonmu.mmmotthoumtcdrrmmmuon,md KX E XXX XK KKK 1 repredented for foreign advertising by the— ~ I E R LSRR R SRR R 8 ; . = . KxkRRRRRRRRR KKK K|¥ J. WARNIRGER - NressA Mbe[g cnnsnuflmn co' x &|* VETERINARY SURGEON & ‘ = x DR. L. A. WARD x|*® Omeelndnmm.lldmi‘ PHONE 272 & PHYSICIAN AND SURGRON |¥* west of Troppman Store - & ¢ - § —_——— e s % ’{ Phone No. 209 ® ¢ : WILL EUROPE LEGALIZE POLYGAMY? * Troppman Block AEEEE KRR AR : Bemidjt, Minn. MITE LT R R . The enormous slaughter of men has started the sociologists to de- . ‘ Dbating the question of whether or not, at the close of hostilities, Europe | ggg= READ THE DAILY PIONEER WANT ADS|* ***xxxxx KEREKKEE x Dutmmr will be foréed to legalize polygamy, or resort to some other such expedient '*"’*”**’**’*** Safe and Plano Moving %« Res. Phone §8 818 Ameries & *eYy to provide mates for its millions of unmarried women. 4 Although perhaps not generally known, precisely such & condition was gnlmmnmlmnnm T NG | slx s : faced in Eurcpe at the end of the Thirty Years war, and it was met by [E l SELL Blx DR. E. H. SMITH _,"’**m”’*“””* legalising polygamy until ‘a relative balance of the sexes was agsin es- i : P:;llanA:nmIon : < ’ > tablished, when the laws were repealed. © » o 2 co Security Baak Bloek e N e It is estimated that should the war continue for two-years longer croce"es, Dl'y GOOdS g ] : | . ... B A there will be in the countries involved not less than twelve million fe- Flour and F 4 d ifil!tll#i#illl!il’ TR 6 NP po males in excess of males. Hence it can be plainly seen that the problem ee s x o PALMER - confronting those countries is serious indeed. 1 WILL BUY Jack Pine Posts, Tamarack Posts and S[* * x kK x X e x X XX XXX K|, s o s Europe, aside from the purely material losses which she is sustain- Rails. Call and see me and I will tedl - E|* ¥| % Ofice Phone 134, Residense 348 ing, and which are almost beyond conception or computation, is facing you just whatl cam wse. HRd DR. EINER JOHNEON b 'R Mitis M Bemidi - a certain and serious check to civilization. Possibly no other condition |- P. BATCHELDER : PEYBI(:::“A:WDBUMION : x ”*""*"*”"’ would so retard the march of progress as & return, either by choice or Minn., . ~ necessity, to this degrading practice. General Merchandise ® hd ) The twentieth century mind revolts at the idea of polygamy. Not|E 32! Minnesota Ave. Phone 180-W, Bemid)l, Minn. IZET SRS R R L 3 : o ’r;.:)’l: :!:I;’:l’ e : f A only is this true of Americans, but of Europeans as well. This being ETL T g x DENTIST » \4 | true, what effect would it have upon the peoplé should such a practice be KEER KRR R R KA R KRR x Office in Winter Block » revived. ¥ AV.GARWCEMD *lpppxnxxxxkakhaas To a face familiar with and acgustomed to the practice it may appear * SPECIALIST * ’ justifiable and right. But to a people who for centuries have been taught * EYE EAR NOSE THROAT * I EEFEEE SRR R R 2 to regard it as contrary to the laws of nature the effect is certain to be ;| * Glasses Fitted *lx DR. J. T. TUOMY * demoralizing to character. Even those who would be constrained to prac- ) —_— * Gibbons Bldg. Phone 105 | " DENTIST T x tice p:ltyhgamylwould ll;yi tor;:e o; tlltlelr previous training be compelled to| E 3 "}m ART i SONGS” == KEKREKK KKK KKK KKK ’ » regard themselves as living in adultery. = X Gibbons Block. Tel. 380 & How truly should every American thank his God that our land has c oupo N 1 KRR EERXXX KRR KK KK * North of Markham Hotel * been spared the horrors that face our cousins across the water, and how ] PRESENTED- BY * A. DANNENBERG T T T T T T I I firmly each should determine that, come what may, we will -never be IHIS PAPER To YOU % First National Bank Bldg. & dragged into that conflict and participate in that slaughter except in ac- = i - — % 1 remove the cause of soute X|, o o 4 ey xR KKRKKXD tual defense of our own shores. * and chronie diseases *Ix DREANORTHROP * .3 America today is the white hope of civilization. The destiny of the * CHIROPRACTOR ¥*| % OSTEOPATHIC. PHYSICIAN # ¥ race lies in the American hand to shape as it will. That we may be true : Oftice hm::: 1.0;::1"..!04 7-8 : po AND SURGEON » ‘Phon % Suite 10 O'Leary-Bowser Bldg # to our highest ideals is the earnest prayer of every intelligent soul within s s pray overy = EEXEXXEK KKK KKK our borders. MOW TO GET IT ALMOST ¥ Offios Phony 183 s A Clp and =~ XX KKK XA XXX XXKR Polygamy could never even be considered in this country. 3 out I-mk.‘_ “-':3. .‘d-&e-;:-. «mfi;:‘.,..:.:, ke o e T S L L. N T T %X DRS.LARSON & LARSON *|X kXX XXX KRR XXX EX® PERHAPS IT WAS NOT QUITE CLEAR. The Bemidli Pio % REGISTERED OPTO x| ¥ » neer * Specialists the Eys, Mitting %|% ST CECELIAS STUDIO ¥ We have asked a question a couple of times, maybe more, which' has 6 COUPONS SECURE x of * : PIANO—VOICE : as yet remained unanswered. Perhaps we have not been understood, AND c THIS - VOLU X We have the facilities for «|& % owing to not having made it quite clear. The question has been: . o e 5 . x duplicating broken lemses x| % — * st how much of the PUBLIC'S business IS any of the puLIc's| | Beastifully bound in rich Marcon—cover stamped in gol x Pestoffies Bloek x|E Pbeme 133—Dewey & SR & B business? design, with 16 full-page of the world’s mest P aypcrap R b ’\- ‘amous singers, and complete dicti of musical terms. TSRS ER SRR R R B Thinking, perhaps, that it might be a little ambiguous we will put it a little dmefen':,y. pnusly: ¥ Out of Town Readers Will Add 10c. for Postage| Is ANY of the PUBLIC'S business ANY of the PUBLIC'S business? LU HE ART SONGS" The song book with a seul! Fearingly, tremblingly, timorously, apologeticly, fully realizing the _..__.—__of the f P9 ° danger of committing lese majesty, we rise, to inquire. = . | world in one volume of 500 pages. Chosen by 20,000 subscrlbe for The Ploneer Four years to complete the book. Every song a gem of melody. Fashionable club women are agitating the subject of hlr.th control. It is a new sensation and will die a natural death when the newspapers| mqn, pest manners should be used an ‘ cease exploiting it. Society loses interest as soon as it is shoved off the| day and every day. They are none too O=g=!0 . ~n—|| These Are “Good-Service” Advertisers . Offering you their *good-service” and spending money to tell this commun- ity about themselves. Why not call them up? . But we are frank to admil that if we were as capable of preparing a legal opinion on that perpetual question, such as City Attorney Russell presented to the city councif, we wouldn’t be on a newspaper desk. As you follow the Star of Destiny through life, may your acts and your examples be such as to prove an inspiration to others who are yet ¢ &roping in the shadows of exiatence. :i*ililil‘lii’i: :li’ll‘l!ilfiill: :’*il!l’ii’ifi’: We were just wondering whether we were living under a monarchy, : DRY CLEANING : : KOORS BROTHERS CO. : : PHOTOGRAPEBR * [BE or a government OF the people, BY the people and FOR the people. As N 1 * we said—we were just wondering. ¥ Qethe. Gl foe 2 Besesand . t i * Women and Childrea % & Manufacturers and Jobbers ¥ &« Photos Pay and Night & * ¢ * THE MODEL DRY ¥ % Ice Cream, Bakery Goods, & & — & The latest thing in electrical appliances is a lemon-squeezer. We, CLEANIN OUSE P E however, can furnish our own squeezer, provided she is not a lemon. : Hogan Br:.nl’nll. : : Oofl'm 'M“‘ : : Mo L s : . » * ¥ & 315 Minn. Ave. Phone 135 & & { No, there is no selfishness about some men. They just grab every- * 1 tuing 1n sight and. then howl for the sight: R R R R R R R R R A R L L R RS SEEERE K EX XXX XXX K KKK KRR KD i The most difficult thing in dealing with Mexico is to determine which : : EEKEEREREREE : '?hifi'n“ and “WI' P : ; one to deal with. And maybe the trouble with the machine is-that it is running on a x Phone 938 : : 117 'l‘hlrdxfllt. o Bemidjt : flat rim. ] : : cflm P.w * Phone 573-W *x 4 x J. BISIAR, Manager * bMtIe'Ir:v!e we any empty jails in this country? In with the food price D- s II , XX XXX KR XX EEEEKEX s“m sm KXEXX XXX KKK X ] lzzy pe s- KKK EKKRRRRRRRKEK Paperinerery concelvable form xxkxxxkxxxxxxxx [} The Lord knows us as we are. But fortunately there is only one Lord. i N ol ol = : 2 * :’ | 3 y 3 Lofk ?futf] V\g.},en yc],u : Wh:l:s:nl:r:‘ and Retailers : Phone 922 * BERMAN INS. AGENCY * " No, Isabel, you can’t buy a political complexion at a drug store. g:ugl)?mt;:}:;e:f {fi:n m:;zg;p:ghs': % Orders given that same ser- ¥ Pln n : Flm-l:':::;:; : v _ ting kind, flashes of specks before the & viece you in person. & 1 Of course, if it itched, the only thing to do was scratch it. eyes—there is danger ahead for you. x 7 B‘A“nmw x : nl?;’mm:.‘;‘:“ :::: to Bell : ow us R ’ Get a package of Hollister's %« Third St. Bemidji, Minn. & » Bemi Minn It you can’t have beefsteak, take soup. R:hfy Moflnmezl(orhbleu) i#’ill!ill:l’li G '?:0:0’1:"":{:."’: Ti; away. It will clear out the LookMthedo“ghnm__nott'heho“‘_‘l poisons from your system, tone KR KRR KRR KRR KRR KRR R KRR KRR KRR KRR KR AR RRKEK e. up s_heh stoll:’nch, liver and bowels x ¥ X GENERAL MERCHANDISE & & For Farm Insurance and ¥ —_— an uild up your general x DEAN LAND CO. % ¥ Groceries, Dry Goods, Sh x Farm Loans, The dove of peace is fluttering again. strength wonderfully. x —_— ¥ % Flour, Feed, etc. Th:-. * : J. P. LAH:. : ; —— Keep the inside of your body as clean * Land, Loans, Insurance ¥ X careful buyers & X x Here’s hoping everybody’s elected. as you do the Ul'lmdfle- Tge genuine x and City Property x x buy here. ¥ ¥ Lands Bought and Sold & A “Hollister’s” will do it. You ought 9 5 Is body happy? ; never to be without it. Price 38¢ at * Troppman Bloek Bemidji ¥ ¥ = W. G. SCHROEDER % ¥ Marktham Hotel Bldg. & b - 4 everybody happy? all druggists. x % & Bemidfi Phome 66 & X Bemidji, Mina. * . . i Chetrept — i For sale by liiiili’li!ilcl EEEEEEEEEEXEX T EXXEXREEEXEREEEE ; : ) THE CITY DRUG STORE ¢ * Defecfive