Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 11, 1917, Page 2

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fio ; THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER MONDAY. JUNE 11. 1917. THE BErIDJI DAILY PIONEER |BUENOS AIRES IN ey ey g S———————— v PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY: UPROAR FOR BRE AK Tmhnu:n of v% 2{.’“’"“" BEM'D Jl HOR SE M ARK ET THE BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING CO. d"Ini @. E. CARSON ' B. H. DENU Phone-683-W -116-3d-8t. We-Buy-and-Sell Horses, i LU LU T T L Buenos Aires, June 11.—Despite undisguised unwillingness of the gov- Harnesses and Vehicles. ernment, it-appears that pressure of e — TELEPHONE 922 public opinion was elowly forcing oberg, Construction Company. *#i!ii’ki * K x X under act of coureu of March 3, 1870. Oriana last week was the final touch/| ment, ewitches--made’ ‘from x x tions with Germany, % Hair dressing, manieurlns. * needed to set the antl-Geman spirit : combings:” Co: ingrow . x x * ‘Entered at the postoffice at Bemidji, Minn., as second-class matter| Torpedoing the Argentina steamer face massage, scalp treat- Argentine toward a break in rela- aflame. a7 B i 5 SemmidiiiMiney & wnuon pid to uonymu eonmbmlm Writer's Dame must|' The.city was in an uproar, last naus ";I.xlfi a 8p n-sl_t.y. : ; » | 2 Do kmowa: to the editor, but not necessarily for publication. . night. Thousands ' paraded the 211 6nE nP“li" d v Communications for the Weekly Pioneer should reach this office not |streets. The resignation of the min- t. one 8 Sater than Tuesday of each week to inaure publication in the current issue. |istry was believed imminent, owing|¥% ¥ % % % % % 4 % % & % & ¥ ¥ 1 to internal difficulties. * AAhhhkAkk | SUIIHIHINBHINNME BRIBRRERRRRN0RRRERIIRIRRRRRNRNRNONNRNREIORIRIRIRIRARINRREIRDY: £ READY MONEY TALKS i liu BGEDUGIIOI su.z b """"""'”’“". © JOAT. .. ooomeeo oo $400 mmmmxm We are making substantial-reductions from the regular Six"soxths. Six months............ 500 . We are offering the highest prices on business and residence lots during our May Sale. 5 3 made with those desiring to build-homes. Three months.. .. ...... 1.00 prices for a short time for old Speeial™ arrangements - metals, iron and rags, as- we Select the lot you want then call on our local agent T. C. # 5'1’1'% a contract which must be : Bailey, P. O. Building or get prlees md terms from. 4 4 ed at once. f SITE, 'COMPANY ‘!‘nm mh;mgtnmmlryotthpnmolthemk. Pub- ) WE WILL PAY . nm%ngoniwn ank Bldg. ) Ilhacm-ynnndny and sent postage paid to any address for, in | For Brass ... .8¢ to 19¢ per Ib. P ; Paul. Minnesota: ...-...............-........................................$150 \ For Copyer. .15¢ to 21¢ per 1b. For Rags $1 to $2 per hundred . .OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY PROCEEDINGS X Scra.pn);ogo of any kind: $7.00 S to .00 per ton. S ~ v v 3 ¢ 0Old Magazines 50c per hundred The Dedly Pioneer is a member of the United Press Association, ana We have also a good market s represented for foreign ldvortmnc by the ¢ » for rubbers, auto tires, lead, zinc and hides. We pay all freight for out of s . town shippers on 100 lbs and « p " F [ over not including iron and M A P s g % 1 paper. @eacral offices in New York and Chicago, branches in all principal Cities. g ; WAB T"E . At Goldberg’s IN FOUR COLORS GIVE FARMERS PRACTICAL AID g ALL BATTLE FRONTS h Phone 638-W If all of the "gratuitous advice tendered the farmers eince the food 5 112 Third Street crisis developed were compiled in one work, the Encyclopaedia Brittanica ‘would not ‘hold it. Possibly there was some sound sense in portions of it. Certainly the major portion of it has been the merest drivel, g g It ds not the advice that the farmer needs. - If there is a class of mén . Fress e s u iy in this nation today who are really familiar with every phase of their pro- rY “CH » fession; it s the farmers. And it is often with a feeling of amused con- wholuol::?f;lny‘k:llll: P ufl'&%{g‘&"%, temipt ‘thiat they read the senseless vaporings of the wiseacres who essay Cakes,Biscuitsandother % day for Ponemah, Heulin and to instrict them; ki % mporth lake points on Red A sixteen% llarge scale, authentic_maps on e!fi‘l What the farmer is in dire need of right now is more man power-— good 1 Myl bat : "‘a'.fm‘m BOAT COMPANY heavy endar paper l‘mfl‘ly Um m | man-power to: put into’ effect the plans he is perfectly ‘capsble of for-| W - CALUMET Lo P e coum" Prodet ‘bl T this paper mulating and carryipg out if' he has agents to do his blddlng Let him i ¥ 1 3 250 | thmlhlfin with. be_ever 5o intelligent—and as a rule he IS, a person of sound sense and H : Twenaty-five Ceats (2&) resson—he simply CAN Ngr cultivate ¢ hundred-acre farm by himself. BAKING P?hW::R. g If you have & room to remt & w ONLY to .'.'..e.., of headling o/ But he CAN utilize a THOUSAND acres if he has the man power with certainly beats the which to do i!, for he already has the brains. for sure results — for want to reat one—you '* the MAI[ nn n E l OUT OF TOWN READERg We should make no mistake in this matter. With practically the|,\' purity, economy and best choice through a Plomesr n CUUL ADD 3¢ FOR POSTAG world to feed, if this war is won the farmers will play an important part wholesome bakings. wantad. Phone 928, - in the winning, and all of the advice from those slackers who have noth- Tell your mother to try ing else to give is not going to help him one whit. - Calumet Baking Pow- “Can” the advice and offer him work—good sound muscle and sweat der on the money-back —and the farmer will feed the world and do his “bit” toward winning . guarantee.” BEMIDJT PIONEER * hhkhhh kbk 3, the war. L p “ - ” s The most obvious fact to the farmer is that, in the approaching draft & A ! and mobilization, the first army to be raised should be an army of the e e - y . 2 Arie * b furrows, and that army should be brought to the furrows from -other - ‘ Offering you their “gouvd-service’” and spending money to tell this commun- flelds of work—or idleness. And at no time will this need be 'more e “w ity about themselves. Why not call them up? pressing than on the day of harvest. R I T I R R Y e R R R R R I E PR R R R The average farmer can extract all of the advice he needs just now from a long life of EXPERIENCE. What will be most effective now is bone and muscle, backed by a willing mind and an intelligence that even approaches his own. Get the man power. The farmer will do the rest. KOORS BROTHERS CO. +x DRUGS AND JEWELRY <« GENERAL MERCHANDISE <+« Bakers and Confectioners <+«& Wholesalers and Retailers &% Groceries, Dry Goods, Shoes, ® Manufacturers and Jobbers & & Service and satisfaction. Mail &+« Flour, Feed, ete. The ¥ Ice Cream, Bakery Goods, +x Orders given that same ser- & careful buyers x Confectionery, Cigarsand +« ¥ vice you get in person. L 23 buy here. * Fountain Goods *x BARKER'S ¥ W. G. SCHROEDER x 316 Minn. Ave. Phone 126 & Third St. Bemidji, Minn. ®x Bemidji Phoue 66 % R R P R R R R R R e R R R R R R R I R R R R S R R R R R IR R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R A R RS R R R E R R R MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS &% % Wholesale and Retail *x& xx DEAN LAND CO. * Pianos, Organs and Sewing %% PHOTOGRAPHER xx * Maehines & Photos Bay and Night ¥ Land, Loans, Insurance * 117 Third St. Bemidji &% N. L. HAKKERUP L 24 and City Property * *x « +« IN THE NAME OF JESUS CHRIST A pastor of a church in Minneapolis wrote to the Liberty Loan com- mittee and told them to “go to hell and take Wilson with you.” He also expressed himself, “I hope Wilson will be shot before the war is over.” These and several more lurid utterances by pen he admitted before a church board of dignataries. The board found him guilty of “immoral conduct” in using profane language but recommended ‘‘extenuating cir- cumstances’ and that he be permitted to resume his labors as a minister in whatever church is assigned him. - It makes no difference to us what creed he misrepresented we take it, if he was supposed to represent the teachings of Jesus Christ, but when a man of supposed superior mentality, a man of letters, a man of learn- ing, a man considered fitted to teach the doctrine of Jesus Christ, moral life, and the spirit of uplift states openly that he hopes the president of the United States or any other person will be murdered, that man in our opinion, is not the least whit better than Redenbaugh, confessed hired | I N w M p slayer of a woman while she slept, also confessed to having slain a police- i n e a s man in the line of duty, making a good wife a widow and five children or- f th w ld phans, and we are glad we will not be a member of the congregation of 0 e 0 r the house of Divine worship presided over by an advocate of murder, privileged to wear the sacred garb of a disciple of God. . A sixteen page setCof large scale authentic maps in four colors—the finest ever printed—beautiful, useful needed daily in home 0 and office—now being distributed at nominal cost exclusively to readers of the “ HOOVER IS SOME HUMORIST =" Just about the funniest thing we ever read was that of Saturday Bemld l l loneer where a dispatch was sent out from Washington to the effect the new food director, Hoover, was to make the basis of food control and prices a gar: of cost, patriotic proposition, including the food robbers and illegal combinations Extra heavy super-calender paper and ink of most expensive tones selectedre;g dless volunteerirg an agreement not to burglarize the people. to make these wonderful maps perfectly clear and easy to We never had seen an intimation Hoover was a humorist, but we're ‘ ZONES d SAFETY LANES going to give him credit for being one of the best ever. INCLUDES BARRED an And then it states that any ‘slackers” in this agreement will be taken in hand by the government. How and for what, pray? World Affairs Touch Every Home and Bumnesg.---xeep posted This is a marvelous opportunlty. Notlnng else We'll bet those law breaking focd robbers are scared to death and like it. supp]y limited. These maps are goulg fast. Get yours today. Do not delay shaking in their boots over this latest outburst. Does Hoover or any on else imagine for a moment that the people of this nation, soaked to the last by just such tolerated combinations CONTENTS believe any group of lawless baby blood suckers are going to do anything like what the program ecalls for? Why was it necessary to wait until show- howin rincipal railroads Western B'IIIIIB’ Poland s-fld Frontier, now? Can patriotism be forced down their throats? Such bunk is old CERW,S‘d‘dx,Yff#fii{i‘o,fi‘}’mnfimmg Tllx’e entire war area g | Heig! totFrL:.n ) veringln &%‘gm northern part stuff, worthless “information” and fools nobody. of Continental Europe. Balk of gfl.&gmgngeigh; of Land, covering in detail the Western Europe, showing Barred Zones and Safety Lanes. muthern part of “Eastern Front.” The government has just contracted for seventeen million dollars Racial Map of Europe, showing Fortified Towns. ?d the ““f“’;,““{?“t?“"r}-‘;' :?owl’ng'mht I:'S orth of shoes. Gosh! We need a pair. h Lln covering in deta! e ‘‘Trentino,” * M ’ Beleiuny apd, g, Do SR B e TS F redecta’ and the Adriatic shores Asia Minor, showing Height of Land, covering European and Up with the cuss who wants to down the government. The stouter Northealtem France, showing Height of Land in the more Asiatic Turkey including Mesopotamia and the Cau- the limb the longer he'll swing. important part of the “Western Front” from Arras to casian Front. g _— Nancy. United Stdtes, howing New Departmental boundaries, of The Russian government apparently is in a quandary. It wants to The World on Mercator’s Projection. Hh&wgfi c°’°“im ";g: m,,,.‘fioflfi’;’fi“&?io’f:'&f’:fifififixfifi towns, ete. know who is the government. :isshg;:t:;c:: fi;}g.fi“gfi&fi:'m steamship zo Mexico. State boundaries, railroads, rivers, cities, towns, ete. 3 Phone 6573-W K % ¥ Troppman Block Bemidji J. BISIAR, Manager ¥ «g IR R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R S R R R R R R R R *k ok ok ok kR ok okok kR XAk Our idea of a musical genius is one whose note is good either way— play or, pay. MAIL ORDERS A BIG BARGAIN Pay up your subscription, brother. We want to buy a Liberty Loan Wil be filled on terms explained in coupon printed elsewhere in this paper ?l:li: g;p::flf;o;‘:ly 25c bond. mtJMmdmncHemdmeumhh«lmnm Orders by Mail add three cents extra for fi.g Day throughout the United States is Jume 14, it being the CLIP TODAY’S COUPON TODAY '0“_ EY BACK IF NOT SA' Mm’tmmskflnrmmatlmtmmb

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