Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 12, 1917, Page 2

THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER ————————————————— —— BEMIDJ I DAILY PIONEER : GENERAL MERCRANDISE AFT : } i@roceries; Dry Goods, Shoes, Flour,. (@ B.CARSON ' How f i : = “bagers Wiy BER.. We are, buylng.Hldes. Furs, Wool, == e - W. GSCHROEDER : Bemidj Phone 65 Pelts and Tallow and will pay TELEPHOND 923 : you the full market price. Entered at the postoftice at Bemidji, Minn., as second-class matter "wnder act of Congress of March 3, 1879. BYR m Nosm THROAT DR. J. T. TUOMY Glaxess Pitted ; DENTIST NORTHERN HIDE & FUR GOMPANY No attention pald to anonymous contributfons. wnfi&. .avlmfi North of Markham Hotel One Half Block North of Union Station, BEMIDJI, MINN be known to the editor, but not necessirily for' publicatibn, - - Gibbons Block . Tel. 280 Communications for the Weekly Pioneer must reach this ofies nn: Bat at Iater than Tuesday of each week to insure pubnulldn i dutre : s = - nfi— THE HOME CAFE w. K{' :)T%Offi&"l M, ) Gordon . Patak, Lxop: Office Phone 3-R Res. 99-5 Corner 3rd St. and Beltrami Ave. 3rd St. and Irvine Ave. ths .;........!&00 [ e do W, " e | B Office O’Leary-Bowser Bldg. AND SURGEON Office Phone 376-W Suite 10, O'Leary-Bowser Bldg. Rey. Phone 876-R Oftice Phone 153 ; e et ¥l ' iy uun-. to, il = - e Save Gasoline—Save Tires VA0 ........cceiceeiiniepuenans . DENTIST } ' i . . = | DRS. GILMOBRE & MoCANN ||| omtice Phone 124 Restdence 346 || —Dnve a Maxwell Car FROCERUINGS : 4 omcmr. COUNTY AND CITY ] | PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Miles Block, Bemidji i | Oftioe~Mitles"Rlock : : The automobile has suddenly become The Daily Pioneer is & member of the United ‘Presé’ Asberbhedh; ‘sna - ! 18 represented for foreign advertising by the . DR. E. H. SMITE ! more than ever a necessity in passenger - o TOM SMART = | PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON z service. DRAY AND TRANSFER Oftice Security Bank Bleck b 4 i Sate and Plano Moving | B : . We must go about from ph,ce to place to Qeneral offices In New York and Chicago, bis ‘sl prin cm-.‘ Res. Phone 58 818 America ||, : carry on our part of the world’s work. Rt ol i ansa:nlkk A‘,’,X’ msUncmoN f We can no more get along without motor el s | Troppman Bldck : cars than we can without the telegraph or the You will notice in today’s issue of the Ploneer a déefaion of the: United PRIE X, mmmn: Bemildji, Minh. telepl e States Supreme court, which- upholds the prohibition” 1aw ’al the ‘state of PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 3 b Idaho, and it may be of far-reaching ,value to the foes of booze the B 4 But motor cars: to-day must bel t, dlll'- in which the booze game is played. Oftice in Mayo Blook : ‘b cll. Y- manner in c] 5 g 39 ", 4 3 b 3 The decision holds that a citizen has no constititional’ right to pos- ' Pm_’, "‘ ) ftas Fugny 807 G%%%%Mcn . le; economil it i3 ol thkl & m:o wmhb“ ?ba*fi?: g'nsd - - Miles ‘Block Phone 660 The Maxwell has always been light, dur- The decision also holds thdt a state [ yrey [ abl t t o R ) ‘or||. . DR, EINER JOHNS( e, economical-—made so to meet an im. TO PROHIBIT THE MANUFACTURE, GIFT, PU OHASE AL PHYSICIAN SURGEON | . ’ : : iuade d that has existed all TRANSPORTATION OF INTOXICATING' LIQUORS' WITHIN ITS BOR- 3ty DERS WITHOUT VIOLATING THE CONSTITUTION OF THE 'UNITED(| =~ Bemidil Minn. » " the time. STATES.” — — , ' s ~ Guess that decision will make some of the peaniit 'bovzs sHouters shut | ail melaei mjch RH-IEF e To-day-that demand is universal. their mouths and take a sneak for thembvelves. : ¥ : # Q' Don’ hk . o There are some poor boobs Who are ‘unable' to ‘iake ‘an 'honest llvlng ) PHYSICTAN AND SURGEON = I 2 t e ANy ces. and turn to selling booze in any old manner just so they can get a sordil G ; M i 1 I & dollar out of it. They seem-to be of the opinion that the people of the Oftics—Miles Block Buy a Maxwell—the lhl. .‘d"dued car states—the majority of the people who are in favr of taw, ‘order and com- Get Dr. Ed ds’ O T bl whose economy and durability have been . * proved. mon decency—have not the right to express their 'mh The ‘decisivn “of | the court in the Idaho case shows otherwise and what ‘the 'good people’ of MUSIOAL 'INSTRUMENTS : Minnesota will do to the booze game in this state Will be plenty. Whdlesale and Retsil mflem%}w ‘“mmm That’s the only way to rid the state of ‘its liquor ‘and what it is Te- Planos, Organs and Sewing MEI i ing physician for sponsible for, and it will also put & quietus on those who are always resdy Machines 17 years and alnmel'a old:time enemy, to raise their voice in defense of booze that they may make momey out|| 3437 Third St. Bémidjy: || discovered the formula for Olive Tab!eti of it, law or no law. , . Phorie 578-W :’ju‘“h Srting patioats oe J. BISIAR, Manager X Edwuds' Qlive: Tablets ‘do_not a healing, soothing By a popular vote of 6,013 to 3,371, 'the cfty of Lytin, Massdchusétts, |. 2 : fittle ggflm_cgomi om%fi has decided to abandon the commission form of governinent under Which Lot ¥ y ‘|| They cause_the bowels and liver to acl it operated for seven years. The commission plan had its origin in ‘the 1 HHFFM'A‘N & 0 l-Ek“Y normally. Thcy never force them to emergency efforts of the city of Galveston, Texas, followidg tlie catastrophe Wi T IVIINIV W U LLINS || unnatural acti 0 ” that nearly destroyed the city. The commission plah represents central- A l(mhavea ‘dnrkbrown mouth” now ized governing power as distinguished from distributitn of :power. For e “d then —a bad breath —a dull, ‘“‘d many years we have been drifting toward centrnllzsd power in nmonu mn'mnE‘ & government, until now the president exercises almost autocratic power, pleuan 3 with patronage enough at his command to ‘wiéld a very large influence up- “WUEWT“NB nm'z::;}‘glg“::e{:bm :;:;dsl‘;: on the election of his successor. The merits of centralizéd: government will' be | just to keep right. Try them. 10c and put to test in other cities as it has been in Lyrin, and its résults wiil' be |..H. N. McKEB, Funeral Director || 25c per box. All“druggists. scrutinized with as close attention in national affdirs. Whether we shall ‘PHONE 178:W or R continue the trend toward autocracy or return to-a‘ldrger democracy will be a prominent subject for discussion when the war is over. MAJORITY RULE, STILL IN VOGUE m_ So the United States Supreme court says that the-people of a state Hair dreséing, face massage, may keep booze from within its confines, if ‘the mdjority so vote. That|| ° gedlp’tréatment, Switches made will be something of a surprise to a lot of booze fighters and ‘booze advo-|| frém 'conibings $1.50. cates who secm to believe that their dirty carcasses are an ornament and 1 ,“h st. : Phone 112-W their business blessed with a halo. They would crucify Christ if they thought they could get a doller for doing so and not'be found out. That's the calibre they are. S B N N m— NN N A i NN SN — N O — A Touring Car $745; Roadster $745; Coupe $1095 Berline $1095; Sedan $1095. F.O.B. Detroit Wold & Olson - P S S e S S e e S N\ A\ vr—rza—y/ TRIFSO] ‘DR. D ‘L. STANTON GOMPERS WALLOPS BURLESON DENTIST And Sam i Oftice’ in' Winter ‘Block d Sam Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, i takes one hard wallop at Postmaster General Burleson, he alléging ‘Burle-| son took a wallop at the postal employes, criticising them 'for the poul- 3 bility of their striking. Next thing one knows Butleson will be want-y A Ji gl y p . ing to dip into everybody's business. He was shoved into the -office ot ' N ® B censor of the newspapers of the country by the Wilsén regime and fow' Lsid, Ldans, Insurance and 4 % B L ) ag he shows he’s against unions, and the right of émployes to 6fgénize. f City Property Poor Burleson, he wants to be the drum major and the entire band. o e = -bu{ do you know fl\é tobacco? According to Buda Pest papers, Austria resénts the allegéd imputa. tion of the United States that Austria is a vassal of Germany. Well, tha{‘ Clbthes 8&3%% Woman Do you' know 'the' mo]ms, 'h.fi of con- nm, and blended only byexpuu All bite and was putting it mildly at that. ‘s add’ cfiudrén tentment you can-get from a "‘8 of True Smoke? parch is removed, all richness retained. For chew- === Do you know why it's so popular; why “True ingorsmokingitcan’t be beat. Get your bag todayl Sariokers” never- change; why they always recom- True Smoke is sold in 10c flat or round bags metid it 30 strotigly to their friends? Just tryone andin 50c fiber containers. Ifyoum’tget?fmm Telephone Traffic : : bag and you'll discover why—mighty quick. your dealet, send us his name and address with 10 op 5 e True Smoke is a petfect blend of the choicest and we will see that you are supplied. in Peace “and’ Wair . ; = | sobaccos from five of America’s finest tobacco-grow- C. PEPER TOBACCO CO. J. \VARNINGER ing states, Picked only when ripe; aged only by SAINT LOUIS :: :: MISSOURI VETERINARY ‘SURGEON Purchase of army supplies, the mobilization of troops 1| Ottide” and’ mu] 8 doors west and the gigantic war preparations have necessitated an of 'n-op;m Store A | unusually large number of local and long distance tele Phone No. 209 ) B phone calls, ‘ TS We are handling 30 per cent more long' distatide cafis P s 1T Y Y T T U R than we did before the war began, and - heavy demands T’U!Efimflflnchfih ?F MUsIC have been made upon us by the government for telephone I8 o { equipment and for trained men for the afmy sighal ¢cords, VIOLIN, PIANO AND BAND INSTRUMENTS In this time of the nation's greatest {| phone é83-w 116 3rd 8t. | "QK W q A need you can help us “do our bit” for ; 3 i True Smoke the government by asking only for such Smokcs Grue equipment as you must have and by v g © - making only such local or long distance N. L. HAKKERUP i : Che’;f 1Tue 20 calls as are absolutely necessary. PHOTOGRAPHER NORZHWESTERN TELEPHONE : Puotos Diy snd Night