Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 11, 1917, Page 4

- THE BETIDJI DA BECOME AN AVIATOR| ~ TAKE CHARGE OF HOSPITAL ~————PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON nxcm BUNDAY: Chicago, May 9.—Fred B. Hart- THE BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING CO. man, hero of the dog race from ‘Winnipeg, Man., to St. Paul, Minn., last February, has reported to the Central department, U, S. A., here as as second-class matter |a volunteer for the army avlatlon corps. Miss Ruth Anderson, who for some time has been superintendent of the Lake Julia sanatorium, has resigned @. B. CARSON E. H. DENU . TELEPHONE 922 Botered at the postoffice at Bemidji, Minn., wunder act of Congress of March 3, 1879. e e No attention paid to anonymous contributions., Writer's name must 7 Be kaown to the editor, but not necessarily for publication. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Communications for the Weekly Ploneer should reach this °m°;":‘°" Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Evans today Jater than Tuesday of each week to insure publication in the current i8sue. |, ,oynced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Evans, to Paul 'Yaple of Billings, Mont., the wedding to take place the early part of June. Mr. Yaple owns a wheat ranch near Bllungn. Tom gqomm*'yn%sll boy at *hospital for the Lake Julia sanatorium has not been named . o 0B Q.OTHG, Fargo, N. D., arrived in the city to- day and will spend a..week fishing. BY nn. Thmmonm.._.-.._..... 1.00 THE WEEKLY PIONEER the Hotel Markham, who enlisted in " | |the Fifth Minnesdta' ‘Naval militia, has been given a position as orderly DRY 'CLEANING Clothes Cleaners for Men, (RS LR S R R R &R her position and will go to Lead, S.|* DRS. GILMORE & McCANN * D., where she will have charge ot a| % PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS +« The new superintendent | Office—Miles Block *® I EREE S S ERE R R R SR [ EEEERER R R R R 883 * DR.E A SHANNON,M.D. * « PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON = & While here they will be the guests|* Phone 396 of their cousin, Jars. J. L. Van AT- [k * X A X K X X X XXX XXX K nam, and her son, Dick Van Arpam. | g g x x k Xk X X KX KX K K X X ®< mtunlyom * ‘Res. Phone 397 & K ) * * DR. C. & SANBORN B « PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. & ®- Offico—Miles:Block .. * KRR KRR RREREE KK _ FRIDAY. MAY 11, 1917, Business and Professional ISR SR SRR R R RE S B K % - GRAHAM M. TORRANCE +* *x LAWYER - & Miles Block I EE ST SR SRR 8 B & ISR R E SRR AR & & K * D, H. FIEK, Court Commissioner # * ATTORNEY ATLAW =~ & + Oftice 3nd fioor O'Leary-Bowser & x Building : » e EREERER SR 88§ ) KRR ERRERE RN * W % Office Phone 3-R Res. 99-J 8rd St. and Irvine Ave., . kR Phone 560 & . W 1 ] ] °’f‘°f‘}“",’_@“""“ 'uc««c«a-««icaqccu [ DR. L. A. WARD el # 'PHYBICIAN AND SURGEON % in ‘the ‘quarters of ‘one.of the .first Tll m ool of the news of the Hfeutenants. of the ‘Battleship Kan- - taining & swhmary _mcmynnn&yndmtmpddtomy B R ittt 'rroppmmoek ; Bemidjf, Mion. . . ll‘liiiii*iiiiifii YOU il R KRR KRR KKK K] 3 S b DR. E. H. SMITH * PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ¥ ARE INTERESTED IN [* Gmovsy b e | OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY PROCEEDINGS " The mfly Ploneer is a member of the United Press Association, and i mr-lrnud for foreign advertising by the 3 Ilso “llots I, Lift eorn Right Off Shrivels, Louul,-and It's Gone! “Just like u.klnf the 1id off—that’s ift a corn off your toe after it has been treated with the wonderful discovery, 'Geu-lL' ” Hunt the wide world over and you'll find nothing so simple and easy as “Gets-It.” o|l tol 8 wWho *fi***t******* *k ABENARIR AR DY % Office Security Bank Bloek & % Res. Phone 68 818 Ameries = HPom RING BOOKS! SR R R R R X L R L s ST IT T i bbb ciohe AN KRR KK KK KK KK DR.J. Wflm #)& Office O’Leary-Bowser -Bldg. Office Phone 376-W Res. Phone 376-R KKK EKK x @eneral offices in New York and Chicago, branches in all principal Cities. I E R R R R E R REEERER &L RS SRR LR R D :_ A Lv.gmux.u.n. : KX R R KRKRX MCIALINT DR. . M. PALMER % EYB BAR NOSE THROAT <+ DENTIET * Glasses Fitted %! % Office Phone 134, Residence 346 & % Gibbons Bldg. Phone 105 & Mties Block, Bemidfi S Sddddadddaadd T EET TR EEERE L L B jolahchhehoichoholaiicholah b PR T TR L2 LR L L L R * A. DANNENBERG ® First National Bank Bldg. DR nfi{‘uw : ® I remove the cause of scute Offios in Winter Blook * XXX KE KKK RES EXAKEKKKREREEKED DR. J. T. TUOMY DENTIST “0-0-1" EadCorn and Stop Pain i ! i l z | e *k R R 22214 * * Jii ¥ |||l‘ have wrapped your toes in bandages to look like bundles, who have used salves tln.t turned your toesraw and sore, and used 'ylnlten that would shift from their place and never {3 corn, and who have dug and vlcked at your cornl with knives and scissors erhaps mada them bleed—just qult these o d d painful ways and try “Gets-It" 1uu! once. You put 2 or dron on, and it dries at once. There’s noth- ing to stick. You can put your shoe and stocking right on again. The sn.ln is all gone. Then the corn ies a painless, -hrlvallng death, it loosens 1rnm our toe, and off it comes. -1t" il the biggest sell- « Office hours: 10-13, 1:30-8 7-8 ? ® Phone 408-W I - of business by Salesmen, Of- |sxxaxd e KA R KX KKK KX fice Men, Doctors, Lawyers, |a a a x X XXX KX KX R XK X Ministers, Students—by ev- (% DRS. LARSON & LARSON eryone who must have a book 4« REGISTERED OPTOMETRISUS that combines : Bpeullil: tg&hzl, Fitting “Tlu“’ mm « We have the facilities for AND APPEARANCE. & duplicating’ broken lenses R i SR T « Pestoffics Bloek [ EE SRS RS RS R B & They are used in every line EE KKK RXRREREES AKX TR E R DR. H. A. NHORTHROP? * OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN +& AND SURGEON - Suite 10 O'Leary-Bowser Bldg & Office Phome 153 . I E RS SRR R R ER LR R EDITOR KELLEY NO SLACKER Charles T. Kelley, as every newspaper man in the state knows, is publisher of the Menahga Journal, and practically every farmer knows he is the secretary of the All Minnesota Development association, and we of .}',firg‘.’:"n;:’e":‘{ .’:‘_‘.‘“’ world today. Bemidji specially know him for his good work in behalf of Bemidji’s nor- ts-It” is sold iy druggists mal school. .‘;Z:I('p?%%“h’e?n? BLavironce & Con He's a booster for all Minnesota and what's good for her and that’s| Chicago, I! R ¥ why he boosted for the normal for this part of the state, and now that the|,q s{’,:',f :‘o,fi:}:i?};’: “,‘.’,,.ff?;,‘;,‘;‘;;‘dfig war has broken out he’s boosting the war and has offered to Governor|E. A. Barker, druggist, and City Drug Burnquist his services to recruit a regiment from the towns and country |Store.—Adv. tributary to the Cass Lake division of the Great Northern between Bemidji and Sauk Center. In other words, Mr. Kelley is ready to boost for rais- LT 111 ing crops for Minnesota or raising Hades for the enemies of the United ' States. - 14 . 'There’s going to be a meeting at Wadena May 15 and delegates from various towns as noted will be represented. Bemidji has a civilian or- ganization and it is desired that this city be represented. And Mr. Kelley also urges that Bemidji be represented at the All Minnesota Development association meeting at St. Paul on Wednesday, May 16. AR K Ahkr ki hhkhkkhk khkhkhkhk ki Sheets can be obtained any- time, ruled in eight styles. Bound in best quality Flex- ible Black Levant Grain Cow= hide, with Black Linings. THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER Subseribe for The Pioneer —_— GERMANY ADMITS IT (New York Sun) Germany is fighting for the freedom of the seas and the sancity of international law. This the world knows because Germany admits it. The present situation confirms Germany’s position, as anybody can see, for: Germany orders neutral ships to paint themselves. up like barber poles in the best style of German art; Germany decrées how many neutral ships shall sail from and for their home ports each week; Germany sinks neutral merchant ships at sight without stopping for warning, visit or search; Germany orders neutral ships not to arm themselves for protection |3 ¢ Germany nnnnd- international law overnight ln time of war, as suits the exigencies of her own cause. Ladies’ Suits To make room for summer wear we offer all Suits and Coats at prices that will surely remove every garment from our stock. All $16.00,$18.50 and s1z 95 Plainly, therefore, Germany is the defender of fresdom of the seas, the $22.50 suits mow ................. . ; guardian of international law. : : . | b All $25.00 and $27.00 : Bar L PRESS IS myu_,mmm ! ( J‘ ‘ &R l“it: no?.fil.l...f..........,.-..sm .50 5000 suits now-—... $30+00 All $67.50 suits sso.oo now.... secessecsccsssncanes All $16.50, $18. £1830 soats now. . ... $13.50 All$22.50 and $25.00 coats $-| 8 75 now ......... All $35.00 and $4000 coats now............. One $57.50 coat WOW.. o LT e sivenssiionnassans One $115.00 coat now... We're trying our darndest to be patriotic, and it isn’t a hard job by any means, but when it is reportéd from Washington that a lobby of citizens of the United States is endeavoring to block legislation of the government to control food prices so the people of this country will be forced to want and practically starvation we wonder if it isn’t about time the government was coming to its senses. There’s been enough time and attention given to attempts to muzzle the loyal press and it is about time gomething was done to jail the food speculators and their hirelings who seem to be tolerated at the seat of government. It seems almost in- credible that such facts, if such they are, even dare to exist. We noticed in a dispatch from Washington yesterday where Carl ‘Vrooman, assistant secretary of agriculture, asserts that those who corner food for speculation should be treated as traitors to their country. Well, that isn’t half what us poor mortals think should be done with ’em and it isn’t any sudden inspiration, either. But, war or no war, what about’ those who let the speculators put it over on the people? Had I but served my God with half the zeal I served my king, he would not in mine age Have left me naked to mine enemies. —King Henry VIIL And when “Hank” said that he ennunciated a mouthful. Special Prices On All Girls' Coats, Sizes 4 to 14 So Teddy is not to be allowed to take a division to France. We are not any great admirer of Roosevelt in some ways but it’s a cinch he’d been gone ‘long ago if it was put up to him. 4 We notice in an exchange an article telling how to set a hen. As a rule we've found they set pretty well on our stomach. Don’t V o/ Are you one of the clean up, paint up and stay up brigade? be a slacker. \ O%G ] ‘Why not appoint a commission to investigate the food speculators? Bemidji, Minn. Popular putiming—investi'gmng something or other. Investigate the investigators. S T T I JSURRRERARNETRNNIRIN0RRRRHARIRRASNIRIIRREENNARANIES