Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 29, 1917, Page 2

THE BEIDJI DAILY PIONEER L __PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY: THE BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING CO. @. BE. CARSON . TELEPHONE 22 Entered at the postoffice at Bemidji, Minn., as second-class matter | * DR. EINER JOHNSON + under act of Congress of March 3, 1879. « PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON + L « Bemldji, Minn. . BEGINNING FRIDAY, MATINEE * No attention paid to anonymous contributions. Writer'’s name must - THE WEEKLY PIONEER Ten pages, containing & summary of the news of the week. Pub-|* TOM SMART line, each is entitled to equal DERWENT HALL CAINE In The Title Rol i ddress for, in|® DRAY AND TRANSFER seryice, Wi HR lshed every Thurssy and sent postage paid to any address for, in o Sate'and Plano Moving m:;ei ;:-ly that broke records in every city shown. A veritable e known to the editor, but not necessarily for publication. EEXEEEEREXSTARES Communications for the Weekly Pioneer should reach this office not | * DR. L. A. WARD * THE 1ater than Tuesday of each week to insure publication in the current issue. &« PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON + - [ Troppman Block + k « Bemidji, Minn. * - SUBSCBIP!‘IONB.ATESBY R R R R R R R R R R R RN Ome year ..............$500 Onmeyear..............$400 R R E R A R R R R E R R Never Hold a Six months .. ... ... 250 Six months ..... . 200 " A. V. GARLOCK, M. D. * Line Tele v Three months .......... 1.25 Three months .......... 1.00 ® SPECIALIST * hfl'— mne m. One month ... ... a5 % EYE EAR NOSE THROAT + . . p IN NINE GRIPPING ACTS One week ............. .12 . Glasses Fitted . Over Five Minutes * * » . * * * » OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY PROCEEDINGS e < BUSINESS e u oenu|| AND PROFESSIONAL EERE R R EREEERERRRES:S] EREREXREAERXREET R e « Gibbons Bldg. Phone 108 [E R K & R R EE R EERER) [ E R EREEEREEERRERRER] & Res. Phone 68 * 818 Amertes Oftice Phone 12 IE R R B R EE R E R R E IR EEEREEEXEITREAA . ‘When two or more tele- phone users are on a party The telephone company would save work if party lines were used by one party for long periods. That, how- ever, would be unfair to the others on the line. THE FALL FAIRS *® DR. J. T. TUOMY . *® DENTIST . It is not a kind act to com- « North of Markham Hotel ¢ pel your neighbor on the Nothing connected with the industrial life of the people of this coun-{x Gibbons Block. Tel. 3380 party line to wait more than J five minutes unless your KERXREEKXXEEREETEE S try is of greater importance at this time than the county and neighbor- hood fairs. Whatever else we may be tempf:: :,o neg:a:t, ":lhet fair ‘s‘ho:xllld A AR XA R AE R N ED not be allowed to suffer. Every effort shoul e put fort 0 make the . . * DR.E. A SHANNON, M.D. °* . : Beltrami county fair bigger, better anid of more far-reaching influence than y Mo &, A call for a doctor or an any previods eyflol't. seen &« PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ¢ important business transac- Oun 0 arc lng eet At this stage of our history the big question, the question that over- ® Oftice in Mayo Block . g&fé'l:gn."m:e];l:eluyed by your Will h d shadows all others, is that of production. We must Jproduce, and produce, #« Phone 396 Res. Phone 897 ¢ i SOOl'l be eal' IEE R R R ERE R ERE R R ER] and keep producing. In time past this passion of production was based largely on desire; we desired the fruits of our labors for our gratification and pleasure. Now, however, we must produce as a matter of self-pre- servation. Indeed, the issue of the great Furopean conflict will turn largely upon the producing capacity of the United States. The normal human being never outgrows his desire for appreciation of his efforts. The desire to excel, and to lear from one’s neighbors and friends an appreciation of this excellence, is & most potent factor in stim- * DR. E. H. SMITH ulating effort. The big hog in the pen does not give us near the satis- L 4 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON g ou the BEST V w! w 1 bon. W u the icture h N faction that it does when we see it decorated with the blue ribbon e “om § el y 1 P e ever had appreciate the fine poultry in the chicken yard, but are doubly proud of them in the ribbon-decked coop. In short, achievement without apprecia- tion is but half success. Then the spirit of competition will carry us a long way on the road to successful production. A desire to excel our neighbors is a powerful stimulus. The friendly rivalry for nominal premiums spurs us to un- usual efforts. So, in order that production in Beltrami county may be stimulated to the greatest possible extreme, let us carefully cultivate this, the great- [y x g xR K KR X KX KRR @ d Ins ents est of all stimulating influences—the county fair. x DR. D. L. STANTON Phone 683-W 116 3d St. . . x DENTIST S b b f Th P WHY DOESN'T GOVERNMENT ACT? We are still against the slacker alien, the alien who occupies the major portion of his and whose disloyal venom is allowed to be spread wherever he may be. There should be a stringent law governing these and in fact they should be deported from this country which has tolerated them. Loyal Americans have builded this wonderful country and will con- tinue their efforts of expansion, and why they should perform the tasks for the hordes of disloyal and traitorous aliens that roam the country and who take no part in the work nor to whom citizenship means any- thing, is too much for us to fathom. The government is appearing much concerned about the I. W. W. Loud pratings of *‘drastic action” against them, etc., etc., are heard. But the head of the entire I. W. W. organization, the man who has openly de- fied the government and only a short time ago practically told the govern- ment to go to hell in an open statement is allowed to maintain offices in IR R R R R EE R L ERRER] ® x DR. @. M. PALMER DENTIST %« Office Phone 134, Residence 340 * Mties Block, Bemiaji EEEAEXXXEXXXIETR I EEE SRR R ERE R IER] KXk Ex R KK Rx KRR ot Rk ok DR.J. .D\gflggpmcn Office O’Leary-Bowser Bldg. Oftice Phone 376-W Res. Phone 376-R XXX XXKXKRXX KRS ERXEEXAXEA XSS KKK XK KK KX R x time in denouncing the country which harbors him X * DR. R. E.D%:I%DSON Office: Troppman Block Puone 180-J Bemidji, Minn [E R R & EE R EEEE RN IR EEER R R’ » 222322 RS2 A. D, First National Bank Bldg. 1 remove the cause of acute and ehronic diseases CHIROPRACTOR Oftice hours: 10-13, 1:30-6 7-8 Phone 406-W LA R E R R REEERERERE) 2 2 2 B B R R R SRS RN Chicago and direct the lawlessness of his horde of scum, a large part of GRAHAM M. TORRANCE whom hold foreign allegiance. LAWYER Miles Block Phone 660 NO EXPERIENCE—BUT DEMOCRATIC President Garfield of Williams College, who will be at the head of the board which will try to fix the price of wheat and of bread, will pre- tend, we assume, to no special knowledge of the subject with which he will deal. He has spent his life as a none-too-successful lawyer in Ohio, as a professor for a brief time at Princeton, and as president of Williams, whence he, his brothers and his distinguished father were all graduated. His political affiliations have been just as numerous as his professional He was first a Republican, then a Progressive, and last year callings. ‘ a supporter of Wilson. He has been selected for his present task with ‘H.;l’: *d:u:m'g.‘ ,ma‘nl:u:ln‘g. +ha same nnerring sense which enabled the President to pick George Rublee face massage, scalp treat- for a Trade Commissioner, Bainbridge Colby for a Shipping Commissioner, ment, switches made from and Victor Murdock for a Trade Commissioner. This is an era of non- combings $1.50. Corns, in- . {5 % 6 & grown nails treated a spe- partisanchip’ in which emphasis is placed upon the kind of non-partisan- cialty. ilenced by men who were once Republicans but whe have vqt,pd for MINA MYERS 311 6th St. Phone 112-W ; Wilson, L EE R S E R ERERERERERR] EEERXKKEXEERETRES DR. H. A. RORTHROP OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON Suite 10 O’Leary-Bowser Bldg Office Phome 153 EEEREXNEXKIXEERS e o o o o LR 2R 2 2R 2 2 2R LR IR R I A R AR T } PR A A Ak ® S OO 0ot Rheee S & e 0@ conversation is very import- ant. TWO DAYS THE SEASON’S GREATEST ATTRACTION Master Fiction Story HALL cAlNE,s Brought to Life.. With the World-Famous Authors Son A smashingstory. A picjure you will want to see twice COME EARLY. N Matinees 10c-20c. 3:00 7:30 9:15 Evenings 28c “Do unte others’ as you wonld have them do unto you” i= a good rule. TUSETH SCHOOL OF MUSIC Teachers of Violin, Piano and . THE BEMIDJI PIONEER REX THEATRE OPENS [HURSDAY, ALK duth The : throughout the Land But--- Before YOUR boy “ Falls In” see that he visits our studio. We'll make The Hakkerup Studio BEMIDJI, MINN v RN iGNy umunnunnpninnmnn Management has secured for the opening number E R R R & & B EELE RS R R R R R R R R R R J. WARNINGER VETERINARY SURGEON Oftice and Hospital 3 doors CONSIDERATION FOR THE GERMANS most regrettable outcome of that traitorous meeting at New Ulm TWO CITIES’ Th and sn in other towns in Minnesota is the odium cast over every west of Troppman Store Gerricnn izen of the state. Minnescta has thousands of trie and loyal Phone No. 209 IN WHICH eitiz'ns, and meotings suct s held at New Ulm has placed- them in an XX XXX E XK ER L E RS R R R EREE R EERE It in many ances. minded, sheuld be, to recog; jurine ‘ot € man bhirth werld and whose predicament The peogle of Minnesota are broad ze this situation and use care in not in- ~ o who are loyal to the new une DR. C. R. SANBORN PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office—Miles Block P! AR ARNANRNRATAARARAARNRAE kAR A AR A A bk k kA R R R EEITEREEIEENFEEEIEEEER2 ‘William Farnum PLAYS THE DUAL ROLE OF CHARLES DARNEY AND SIDNEY CARTON Concord (N. H.) Monitor—The Republican poliey of protection to American industries and the American standard of wages is our best as- surance of prosperity to continue when the war is no more. LR R R S SR EEREESEE R REEHEK KKK KK KK DRS. GILMORE & McCANN PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Office—M{les Block LR R SR R R EREEEE R KA R XXX KR XXX KKE W. K. DENISOR. D. V. VETERINARIAN x Office Phone 3-R Res. 99-J 3rd St. and Irvine Ave. A E R RS E RS R R R R R R - The scenery is beautiful, depicting London Life in every detail ipti I s i iy picting Ty and true to the description so There is the 0ld Bailey, His Majesty’s gaol; here Tellson’s banking house; over yonder St Cuthbert Lodge, where the mellow traveler might wax a degree or so mellower and roar with his tankard of “musty.” And over it all, enveloping everything, is the atmosphere which Dickens pic- tures scores of years ago—the old apple woman with her little stand; the children; hiff‘raff of the streets; marching soldiers in scarlet; bawling hostlers. ’ 01d London itself come to life, to live again for just a while up on the screen. REX THEATRE FRED BRINKMAN, Manager It is stated that one hundred pounds of beaf shrink to sixty-seven pounds after ordinary roasting. This, perhaps, accounts for the smallness of the roast, and we apologize to the butcher. A news item save a Pittsburgh man lays claim to the city court house site and advertises it for sale. But he’s not the first fellow who thought he had a monopoly of justice. AR AAK KRR K LA X T X IR R We have no objections to the presidemt appointing Mr. Taft a major RO OO HOH OO SHHH O S general, but we do think he should have considered the shortage of khaki. “Prohibition that prohibits” is aptly defined as a place where a call for sarsaparilla, accompanied by a wink, brings—sarsaparilla. DRY CLEANING Clothes Cleaners for Men, Women and Children Before you start abusing the neighborheod, hadn’t you better take a little inventory and see what kind of a neighbor YOU are? +~ We'll never again say war has not its redeeming features. We have § nosi sé8n a book agent in a week. . i Defective