Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 14, 1917, Page 4

e T = e FOUR FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 14, 1917 THE BENIDJI DAILY PIONEER PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY- THE BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING CO. BUSINESS AND PROF ESSIONAL E. H. DENU @. E. CARSON AEXXERXARKEKERETRERS TELEPHONE 922 % A. V. GARLOCK, M. D. * x SPECIALIST - Entered at the postoffice at Bemidji, Minn., as second-class matter {[%# NYB EAR NOSE THROAT + * Glasses Fitted * under act of Congress of March 3, 1879. + Gibbons Bldg. Phone 106 + Writer's name must | X R EX R XK XXX KK XS+ No attention paid to anonymous contributions. be known to the editor, but not necessarily for publication. RS EE R EE R RN B 0 Communications for the Weekly Pioneer must reach this office not & DR. EINER JOHNSON * Iater than Tuesday of each week to insure publication in the current issue. ¢ PHYBSICIAN AND SURGEON + s * Bemidfi, Minn. + AAEEXERXXKEETEXETEE ERXEEXXKKXKEKRKRERD *® .......... $4. * 0[5 IR %« Office O'Leary-Bowser Bldg. * Oftice Phone 376-W * Res. Phone 876-R I EE S R R E R RS R E RS EAEKXRK XXX R KR RK * DRB. L. A. WARD & PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON * Troppman Block * Bemidji, Minn. — ] KRR X KR RAX KRR KEE FTINMGE TR kg Rk KRR R R KA K AR KA * * x SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY A prominent doctor said: “There’s more feet ruined during the first sixteen years than in forty years thereafter.” L E R R R R LR TR R This is probably true. There is no trouble with children’s feet when well made shoes are selected. If this is neglected foot trouble begms. Very few factories know how to make correct footwear for children. It requires exceptional skill. The shoes we show above—the Selz Waukenphast— THE WEEKLY PIONEER Ten pages, containing & summary of the news of the week. Pub- lished every Thursday and sent postage paid to any address, t‘o;,1 in DR. J. T. TUOMY i DENTIST North of Markham Hotel QAVAIIOE .. ...evvnnencnscsnonesorassssosessstatonesosnancns .50 : ’G‘Ilb:o:- :l:e: e ’Tcl.’l:o fi considered by experts as being among the most perfect ever produced. = * ey were introduced last fall, after years of experiments b f th OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY PROCEEDINGS THERREER RN RN best designers in the country. Theyuelewedthra:;)w:w;n:t:u: more, but mighty good shoe insurance for your children. ' # GRAHAM M. TORRANCE The Daily Pioneer is a member of the United Press Association, and | & LAWYER 1s represented for foreign advertising by the %« Miles Block Phone 660 E R R R R R R R RN I EEEREE R R B EEE R BEMIDJI SHOE STORE . 315-MINNESOTA AVE. PHONE 172-W ~ I b :nz_ng:nuzz-s 5| \SSOCTATION \SoULIAT * DR. E. H. SMITH « PHYSICIAN AND S8URGEON General offices in New York and Chicago, branches in all principal cities. &% Office Security Bank Block XXX REEXXXTXE S IEEE R R R R R EE R The Store for Women and The Store for MORE OF PFAENDER’S VAPORINGS * DBR. E. A SHANNON, M. D. il « PHYSICIAN AND SU fiGEON Ch'ldrefl * Oftice in Mayo Block Albert Pfaender, New Ulm attorney, who was a leader in the disloy- & Phone 396 Res. Phone 397 alty meeting recently in that city has come out with a lengthy statement KX KKK KK ". g trying to justify the treasonable acts and utterings of a lot of anti-Ameri- KRR KRR R XK KRR can Germans, residents of New Ulm. g At the close of the statement Pfaender gets this out of -his system: DE. Glil!lflsé";‘m “In conclusion, I can only txpress the hope that time will remove the Office Phone 124, Residence 348 unfortunate impression that has been created, and that in the future there Mtles Bloek' Bemidji may be a better understanding between the constituted authorities and * those citizens of German extraction, to the end that there may be the : : : : t : : : : : : : : proper co-operation necessary for the best interests of the state.” Get that part where he hopes there will be a better understanding between those citizens of German extraction and the constituted authori- ties to the end there may be & better co-operation for the best interests of the state. There will be a better understanding between the comstituted auth- orities and these Germans or of German extraction, like those who shouted treason in New Ulm against the country which harbors them, wien those Germans get it out of their system that they are in the United States and not in that ‘“dear old fatherland” from which they jumped because they know darn well what they get handed to them there. They are cowardly *¥ TOM SMART DRAY AND TRANSFER Safe and Piano Moving Res. Phone 68 818 Ameries Office Phone 12 IR SRR R R0 R RN Kx KKK KKK IDA VIRGINIA BROWN [ Instructor in PIANO VOICE DRAMATIC IR *’ ’ 4+ ’ » * ] L . . + * * * * * ’ + + * Ed ’ + + * + » ’ * ? ’ * hd * TR Al Phone 633 - If You Fail to See -- C. E. Battle’s Exhibit At Fair enough to leave their own dear old country and too cowardly to go home 1017 Minn. Ave. Bemidji to their German kaiser and fight the United States. IR E R SRR RSN IS RS R TR ERN S B2 There will be better co-operation when those Germans get it into their head it is UP TO THEM TO CO-OPEXATE WITH THE UNITED STATES or else get out of the country, for they can’t do as they please—in SOME INSTANCES at least. - x RW?LD LUNDE x IROPRACTOR * Acute and Chronic Diseases handled with great success First National Bank Building % Bemidji, Minn., Phone 406-W Hours: 10-12 a.m.; 2-5 7-8 p.m. ¥ X KK HHEHK K KKK KX KR EEE R R RAKRERE DR. C. R. SANBORN i PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ¥ . Office—Miles Block ¥ = I E R SRR EE R R R RS XXX EX XXX XX = 3 W. = = o P [ ] THE BILL IS READY A Moline Universal Farm Tractor will be found plowing in the field adjoining. It is a one-man machine owned by Carl Opsata and wil] be operated by him, showing the farmers some real plow- ing with & tractor. i : I - Only one of the sixteen cantonments for the national army was ready for the men on the day set for their mobilization, and the additional time required to get the others into shape is variously estimated. At the same AR RXARARRARRR A AKRRAAAARRE AR KRR Ak A AR Ak Rk ko kB &k *k * * ¥ % = = time, Gen. Crozier admitted to a committee of the Senate that he would be d » = unable to supply each man with a gun when he finally did reach his can- VETERINARY SURGEON £ § tonment. It reminds us of an old shoemaker “Down East.” He was told Oftice and Hospital 3 doors ¢ ° E to make a pair of boots for a neighbor, who, in due season, called to get west of Troppman Store * * = them. *“The boots is not finished,” said the cobbler, “but the bill is Phone No. 209 ® l S Oser 0 a 0 l ers E ready.” \ P S EEEERREREEERERS — . FEEREEEERERE R R A= = . « = 2 . . = TRw--- o COUNTY FAIR DESERVES CO-OPERATION £ x DR. H. A. NORTHROP = E. W. Splittsloser, maker of this potato digger, from North Branch, Minn., will be here demon- = : T - ®« OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 4 (== strating the new picker and buncher-digger. : = . it * AND SURGEON NS J P = It takes more than damp weather and cloudinéss and ratheruninviting | % Suite 10 O'Leary-Bowser Bllg ¢ |= s : < : - . = —1 B e, tmg Minn ., Will tten —1 weather to deter Bemidji from ho lding ner annual fair and yesterday x Offies Phome 153 = N Ftenfld 4 l:ep“'en. N esota Moline rl"'; Co., be in a 4 dance and gladly answer = afternoon there was a large crowd present. It was really a revelation :’ Y YT EEERER ] ‘: g any questxons l:eglrdmg Moline 'Umv.enul Tflcto“’ Sphttllour Potato m“e“ or l.nyflu.ng else § at the number. The fair this year is a good fair despite the peculiar season = about the Moline Plow Company’s line of farming tools. = this section of the state has gone through. It is a fair which commends : ‘H‘;l: ‘dl?u:!:s,’ :::nl:u:ln‘g.‘ : = = co-operation in 8very respect. It is Beltrami county’s fair. X face massage, scalp treat- % § The fair will be continued on Saturday to make up for the disagree- : mfl‘;’l ""::h;o‘ “é’(”g:‘ fr‘l’:‘ Y ° = combings $1.50. - = able first day. Be there. Help the fair. Be a booster. X grown aatls treated a * e ee ent Exhlbl = %« clalty. * MINA MghERs o % 311 6th St. one 3 Plotters against this country should be given governmental recog- JUeirigregreroi - . nition and aid. A nice little plot of their own, about seven feet long, : x :: : : : x4 : pogape : = In our tents we will show Sheldon, “Pride of Sweden” Separators, Hercules Gas Engines, Be- three feet wide and four feet deep, would be just about the correct thing™{* W, K. 0N, n_Nv, n midji-Made Stump Pullers, Splittsloser Regular Potato Diggers, with Mr. J. Ford in charge of the A plot for every plotter would haye a salutary effect. * INARIA i ’ e ¥ plotiss | : v % Office Phone 3-R Rea. 99-J Gas Engine Department. 3rd St. and Irvine Ave. L & B 1 Remember that you will not have seen all the Fair until you visit . K. BATTLES SPECIAL EXHIBITS UNDER TENT AND IN THE OPEN Vice President Marshall suggests sending some of the windy senators to France with the aviation corps. He had thought of recommending an- : ngg“u%ogb S%R%%B » other place, but His Satanic Majesty objects. x Office—Miles Block XX XXX XXX XED = EEEXXEEKERKXXEXED So the 2x4s are commencing to try to interject a little politics into|% DR. D. L. STANTON * affairs not connected with politics, are they? x DENTIST » * Oftice in Winter Block + XXX XX Time was when everybody reached out a greedy hand when the word | % % % % ¥ % ¥ XX XXX EKKKE «graft” was mentioned—but not today. * DR. R. E. RICHARDSON * drat odar x B E HCToT * x Oftice: Troppman Block * % I.one 180-J Bemidji, Minn & EXEXR XXX XXSE | STy =g DRY CLEANING Clothes Cleaners for Men, . . —— & ] SlleCl'lbe for the Pioneer B LT i \\T IR nnnnnnm W SU BSCR] BE FOR THE PIONEER 00 R | I ‘T_‘ J" AI T . Defective