Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 28, 1917, Page 2

e e A AR J;' floLOOFhfll Mefle&nl‘edenfiono(labortodlyre— THE BEMIDJI DLLLY PIUNEER THE BETIDJI DAILY PIONEER PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY- THE BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING CO. @. E. CARSON * E. H. DENU KX XK XX KKX KKK GEB&LEI'BSI.E L EE R R RERERERERE R & 1T * * x x E 1 A. V. GARLOCEK, M. D. * +* * 3 TELEPHONE 22 4. Archnects I-nd Engineers * SPECLALIST L ] - . * EJ * ,Entered at the postoffice,at’ Bemiajl, Minn., as second-dlass matter b "EE;“’,’E% ‘1;, Blde ¥, ® Rea, Phone'rlo-ll ! .« c.cc ch«wccc ’ e ""fi’*** % q [ == LAmE '} Has in uwv ‘. * g t ‘% 1y for ] yublicall 3 vegsof requmn;/-figlm to se- e, Bath o e * Comuruniéations for ‘t éekly Ploneer“aiould reacl [“eute suck-as aré be#t suited tou Res. Phingiss %615 adibries ¢ * later than Tuesday of each week to insure lgubllnuon in the current issue. his eye needs without risk, an- « Office Phons 13 ® " . noyance or detention -from S L LS FHASSEBES S * business and at the minimum IEEERRREEREERRERER I . ‘“‘* ,'_': Tige con-lstnnt vlth ood ser- | & m‘n - [y Al ba ie «'1 i &m“fl‘lfil Blokx ' x| mecumAmm: e anoat 305 DS Phocs 397 It has taken away the occupa- tion of the eyeglass fakir, vendor or pedlar and demoil—. strated that the fitting of glasses is a science, requiring the utmost skill, patience and manual dexterity. Do not be sntlefied with less than the BEST OPTICAL SERVICE I EEEEEREEERRER R R IR P E R R R R AR R LR KR - ICER AT ol & DR. C. R. SANBORN +« PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON « Office—Miles Block™ -~ LR K BE R AR K IR BE B ORI B AR I 4 CASGHTTETEEREEETE S - DR. L. A. WARD ¢ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON [ - J - . nx,xr.w; L] « = I ® « « " * (3 « B - - « « *x * * *x- : Office: Troppman Block * * * * &« x * * « * x * « w ®° « - - -« «' k.one 180-J Bepldjt, Minn LA R L R R SRR R R R B FEXEXEIEXEERETAAS GRAHAM M. TORRANCE * . LAWYER * Miles Block Phone 5§60 ¢ EEEE R R R R R R R EL R XXX XXX WKDENISORD.VX. : THE WEEKLY PIONEER - Ten pages, containing & summary of the news of the week. Pub- lished every Thursday and sent postage paid to any address for, in QAVRROB ..o civ i wiovioins wine sive vramvrorsnes puwre-winminsis w sres somwisiasasi — $1.50 OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY PROCEEDINGS % Gibbons Block. Tel 330 & 4 (IR EEEEERER R R R & &3 AR E R R KA b DR. H, A. NORTHROP, # ' ® OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN #~ « AND- SURGEON - ¥ Suite 10 O’Leary-Bowser Bldg * Offics Phome 153 . VETERINARIAN R R R R R R R R R & Office Phone 3-R Res. 99-J ’i"fii’i”ii".’i." 3rd St. and Irvine Ave. ‘8 ) ' R L Rt e T N J. WARNIRGER - : * * x| * * 'The Daily Pioneer is a member of the United Press Association, and is repreeented for toyelxn advertising by the L at : o el DRS. LARSON:& LARSON , ) s ababoii General offices in New York and Chicago, braiches in all principal Citles. %egmtered 0 tometrists. . PG e N w 5 ices Over Post Office . .||, "o . security Bank Bloek Phone92- Bemxd an e o a3teie awda’dasaa Ju's aatsiddigadiaasaa l' DR EINER-JOHNSON Troppman Block Bemidji. Minn. LR B BB AR B BT IR AR I B I IR IR LRI IR IR I R ] . DR.'E. B: SMITH CWHXEELR X wewexx 4|* VETERINARY SURGEON “DRS. GILMORE & MoCANN"~ * PHYSICLANS AND SURGEQNS «'< Oftice—Miles Blodk' ¢ & ! ;t«ctq«aittcicac «#kii#iiiiii#**h s v One onm hears the expuulon, vhan ‘waxed eloquent on some subject neu to- his:! enthusiast; youmunmm.hmmmm‘ : 8 .. Yes, just an enthusiast,:but what i wondertul tlfln‘ Is enfln-hlm' 1 ) B Benmm people are lurtled how nnd men have it not It is the -exclusive )o.-uum of uvn men—of £ Iy ‘pire, lavoptik eyé. wash: re- “uw 'ccflcicccc¢0 ' [e . PHYSICIAN-AND SURGEON Bemian. Min yEsssasva C <« ®E l'ga'fiigi_iqqttnta-attttttt_t_t,t men of power, of dynunle force. | P It is hard to imegine what this life vould bo wlthont ent!uulum One ’,3“1::1 n.::t:{::m :y‘:ktr:‘unfl‘e S hna ; o Perhaps the warden of Sing Sing prison' wauld:have a clearer peleoptlon and.very unsightly dark rings was s Fath than most people of a world devoid of enthusiasm. {ff"ghbvflgf" Vlz:sfm:*:hd lavop- “Evidently he mude bimself pmm- G & f'} R & ‘The quality we call enthusiasm ‘has ‘done much: for the world. Co- .y.' strain in l;h.ree ;.y." A small | W at bome here.” ki R L& lumbus had it, -and he diseovered a continent. . Fulton had it, and webottle lavoptik is guaranteéd to bene-| ‘“That so?" 3 in! D b e have the steam engine. ‘The Wright Brothers had it, and as a result the f:flngygAs%u‘::.rl’u:;:r:de;‘: m'!'\'e& :]: feft the hba(bhro:n:, every = “- od th ' ol’ lut-.»!‘:e% I'h:(’ currents of the upper ether are almost as well known as those of the|’ . b as untidy as iy busband does.”— ” 3 “h'd 4, deep. Marconi had it, and the wireless has eliminated the element of|gq p.l?'le. Barker's; Drag swu.-\— Detrolt Free Press, e ""Q ’fi'noc'{')é" Mlb "Tmm‘ A"'éozlspe"' Dm?fl;;n distance on this earth. And what shall we say of Edison, the greatest . enthusiast of them all? What would be our condition today even with-|° 3 7 3 TE ———— — _ EL LT N ARRRRELLTRRRRRSERRLSO DR CROERON out his inventions? You call it genius. But who ever knew a genius who was not an enthusiast on his hobby? What is a genius anyway, without enthusiasm? Notice the words we've empha-‘ Be an enthusiast in your daily business, in municipal, state and na- tional affairs. Be an enthusiast in everything you undertake, in every- sized in the heading “all around” - expresses the “ready for every occasion” thing you advocate. And above all, be an enthusiast in upholding the idea in these government in its prosecution of this war, and in the end we will reap the reward of the successful enthusiast. Hart Schaffner & Marx Sport Suits $20, $22, $25 . Enthusiasm is not a gift. It can be acquired by any normal person. It does not take the place of will power, but is the legitimate child of the will. Given the desire to succeed, enthusiasm can be cultivated, and when once acquired its power is limitless. Enthusiasm is not the exclusive dower of youth. Some of the bright- est minds the world 'has ever known has carried it down to the Valley of the Shadows. Neither is it the peculiar heritage of genius, for many of the world’s greatest benefactors have been people of mediocre gifts, but obscessed You can wear them almost anywhere; for that early morning “hike””; for business; for sport; for semi-dress affairs and you’ll always look right and feel right. For breezy, comfortable; spirited style, you ° can't find anything better than these fine suits. : And value---well come in and see it for yourself. That’s all we ask. with a burning enthusiasm for accomplishment, Summer Needs Therem lies its greatest lesson All may possess it, and with (its Light, airy Shirts in all | Oxfords call for Silk Hose. | magic power no life need be a faflure. The strenuous days through which we are passing call for unbridled enthusiasm. ‘ Be an enthusiast! Only the derelicts and failures will sneer. The success of the reception to the Jefferson Highway trippers on their arrival in Bemidji from their return trip to New Orleans was mainly due to the untiring efforts of P. E. Geier, secretary of the Commecial club. He enlisted able lieutenants and the distinguished guests had every reason 1o realize that Bemidji was alive to the highway and glad to be one of the important spots on its long trail. i We were surprised to learn that several of those present at the re- ception to the Jefferson Highway jaunters at Birchmont had never been to Birchmont and some of them were right from Bemidji. They hadn’t taken serious cognizance of what Birchmont really was. They know now and were not slow in becoming boosters. We're glad to be on the job again after a few days in dry dock for repairs and hope not to slip again. The “doc” said it was nervousness and if one can keep up with the game around here and not get nervous he’s got to be copper lined nnd rivited. Judging from his actions, Mayor Thompson of Chicago has no desire to become president. He prefers to sputter in the halo of the kaiser. If this row between General Goethals and the shipping board does not simmer down soon the whole bunch will need disinfecting. PR So another alleged bootlegger has been arrested, this time. Well! Well! Well! : (& R A A A A A A A A AN A A A P A PS FURERAL OF BABY THORNE GETS JAIL The funeral of Ernest Ellsworth Pearson, the 5-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Pearson, was held _ p . from the Methodist church at Wil- Th]o)l"l!:‘e“ht'hel‘;ll:-:-t t(z)si;e %:itehdu:)f &Ve the new patterns They re here in all ton yesterday morning at 10:30 I w 'W arrested Batitrday uhder s1 5” 00101'8 at o’clock. The baby died from spinmal |0 T 0 yhgraney orfllnmf:e, el A llp gxcei::negms Rev. B. D. Hanscom of- f"““;‘dg:l"'y yest:rd':yhl:term;lon in 50‘ .nd mnn 2 mun court of violating the or- . LB it FOROTE CANIRED FIRK . LIVS Sors i the Wik femm. i o SPECIALS re“' Neckwear, the very | KNOX Summer Straws. : tion of his counsel the court grant- atest arrivals in stripes. g < PR i (By United Press) ed_a‘'stay of ten days in execution of pes, | We're showmg a b‘g line of : } Rome, June 28.—The chamber of [the sentence, and he was released in deputies today voted to support the ($250 bail. It was intimated that he rnment for another month. The |may file an appeal at that time. 52{: was 228 to 28. b Thorne is secretary of Duluth Lo- cal No. 500 of the 1. W. W. and is 27 years old. The court found that the I. W. W. is an organization which teaches pernicious doctrine, and that Thorne was engaged in that work. = | solid colors; live ones at traw Hats at THURSDAY-—-FRIDAY — SKTURDRY | ' Opre o enst | Simw i We have about 150 Men and Young Men's “' sz' S3 nd ss Suits, ordinarly-sold for $20 and $25, which we still offer at $10.00 Speclal Boy’s All Wool SUItQH With lined Knicker Pants,” $5 and $6 values at AR RRRRY IIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllll REGULAR SCEDULE ON LAKE INTO EFFECT TOMORROW Regular schedule on the lake will commence tomorrow by the new launches Birchmont and Chief Be- midji. ' LODGE MEETS TONIGHT Thorne is well known in Bemidji I. W. W. circles. REFUSES TO PARTICIPATE (By United Press) ‘Washington, June 28.—The Am- There will be a meeting of the M. B. A. lodge this evening at § R i i S | ' Defective