Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 27, 1918, Page 3

I—-—-punmsnnn EYBRY AFTERNOQN.EXCEPT summz._.—— . THE ‘BEMIDJI PIONEEB P’UBLIBKNG“W . @ B, CARSON - ' ; B mnw i mwrnom 923 Entored at the pnstomoe nt Bemidji, Minn., as ncoml-clt- mtur under met “of Congress of March 3, 1879, 5 No tttpntion m.ld ‘to-. anonymous contrlbutlonn. Writer's name::must be known ‘to the. editor, but ndt necemrlly for pubue.mn ' Communications -for :the "Weekly Ploneer must: reach this:offies not jater than 'l'ueadny of each week to insure publlcnlon in the current: issue.; BUBSCEIPTION RATE mwmnynom ’ tlulmotfluwuh Pab- Mpngu,conhining-mmmmoi paid to any address;: for, Iilhed ‘every Thmv"" sent postage ciesrevasw OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY Wfl LENROOT IS LOYAL The -election:of - Irvine L. Lenroot to fill the vacant senatorship from Wisconsin is 4o be confidently expected. It is the only logical outcome in view of ‘thesituation" in public affairs in that. state. ‘Wisconsin is a vote shows the proportion of Republican sentiment in the Badger state. In the state legislature there are 104 Republicans and 19 Democrats. That is some-indication of the preponderance of Republican sentiment. In of the Republican party, it is impossible to conceive upon what" ground the state could tafl to elect Lenroot to the senate at the special: election. —e Bl SOLDIERS AND SATLORS WILL BE PROTECTED: Some weeks ago the Weekly Bulletin of the Commission of Public Safety quoted from a pamphlet issued by the .Boston .Legal. Aid society, giving information as to the civil rights of the soldiers and sailors under the laws at that time. - Congress has passed legislation lately ‘which -af- fords” protection to all men in the gervice with regard to their' business affairs. They are amply protected against suit and foreclosure while they are in‘the service. Uncle Sam never neglects to take:care of: his soldier boys, and the Commission of Public Safety has quletly done an effective work in urging the legislation that has just been brought about. So far as known there has been no case brought to the attention of the commission where. creditors have sought to: take-advantage of men in B Mrs, Lena Guilbert. Ford, author of the immorml song, "Keep the Home Fi.:es -Burning,” was Killed in a .German air raid on ‘London. Mrs. Ford was an American, and never fear but Americans will keep-the home fires hurnlng, and our poet’s song and her traglc fate will add fuel to the a woman will, she will, you may depend on't; and when she won't, she won’t and.there’s an end on’t.” P ; Since Uncle Sam has taken over the railroads he can sympathize with the fellow ‘wlm buys a second hand car. It's not in the original cost, it's Influenza BEMIDJ 1 DAILY PIONEER I “Itlon the past summer—and the num- $1.50/ TO DISTRIBUTE GARDEN CROPS: Dispesition-of Vacant Lot Produce in Citles Wil Be/ Systematized “This Coming Season. In every city where the vacant lot .gardening movement received atten- ber 18 represented most accurately by an' atlas of the-United States—there of theland-to. the other, so-there seems little danger of the wastage or loss of the city land’s abundanc& And that {s'not all. City officials and civic otganlzatlonl have »actively concerned :themselves with plans for next year. Fall plow- ing was provided for. Needed enrich- ment of -the soil and the securing and proper distribution of fertilizers 'are more thoroughgoing methods"for the direction and hnndllng of the city gar- denirig- mevement ' are -being worked lots and waste places of the congested communtities. T cities, joining hands with the men and starve ‘the . civilized ‘world, much less America, while soil and rain and sun- shinelast—Mac Lean Libhey in 001- ler's ‘Weekly. g Good Idea Both From Financlal Stand- point and In Improved Appear- ance- of the Grase. For many years European’ citles aave turned out flocks of sheep, muni- cipally owned to graze in their parks. The sheep is one of the best of lawn mowers. It crops closely, yet not too closely, Insuring that smooth-shaven the-necessity -for the utilization of all available land in the- profluctlon of foodstuffs, -has decided to purchlewno fewer than 3,000 sheep to mow 'its park lawns nest year. The: agricul- tural experts-have decided that ‘where will make a handsome profit upon the mutton and wool. o There are 150 cities in the United States with populations in excess of 60,000, and prnctlcqlly every one ‘of these cities has hundreds of acres of being considered. More systematic and - The men and women of American. LET SHEEP GRAZE [N PARKS' for lambing, according to plans, and | P ICTURES of home folks carry warmth and com- fort to the heart of a soldier. Have You Made Up Your Income Tax Return ? ‘,Dov you have to make one? If you do you must make report before April 1st, 1918. The government needs the money. We wlll be glad to aid Bemidj, an. Hakkerup, The Hakkerup Studlo Bemidjl CR e - NORTHERN HIDE & FUR GOMPANY One Half Block = North of ‘Union Sfa’tlon, BEMIDJI, MINN FARMERS’ & TRAPPERS, We are buying Hides, Furs, Wool ™ Minn. ATTENTICN ° BY CARRIER “BY MAIL . has been n full swa; 4 5 y 8 movement hav- p - Res. Phone 397 One year ..........-..$5.00 One year ...... $400 |ing in view the meaflonf“ud x o Phone 398 es. Phon Six months ... 2.50 Six months ... ... 800 |gervation and wise distribution 'of the 2y . 3 Three months .. .. 125 Three months .........- 100 abn:’d-nt crops produced. - Demon- - f strations in drying, canning and pre- serving of fruits and garden produce PHYSI];}IA:;nANI:mSlURGEON swere given all summer from one-end l r S a lona an g 1916, Wisconsin cast its vote for the Republican nominee for president. women of American farms, are galet- That also shows for what political principles the state stands. In view ||y and.: consistently setting about to DENTISTS of all these evidences that Wisconsin ' prefers the principles and :policies | prove that it is not yet possible to Make an appointment today. DR, 7. W, DIEDRICH F DENTIST the service. There is no necessity that any soldier or sailor be incon-| effect which delights the eye.”-And : . DENTIST venienced by .any civil action while he is in the service, mor. that his de- g‘e‘;l'l‘f sheep, ‘;lsl ge“ as we!:-tlrlm-‘ Pelts and Tallow and will pay f Office in Winter Block P med lawns, are highly ornamenital, & pendents be subjected to any annoyance whateyer. The clty of Denver, keenly aware of |} you the full market prices, s — flames. ) 5 -~ the gnhs ls‘ he}lllvy and well: rootfifl Hours 10-12 a.’'m.; 2-5 7-8 p. m. That Bastern fellow who was convicted of -assault and-fined for:kiss- threessheep;to;the acre;can ho,of8 % ; maintained.: They will buy ewes ready ing his wife agatnst her will, evidently never heard the old adage, “When VETERINARIANS in the upkeep. E £ » 8 e S T, 26 R L 10N park land. These park acrengps. the W. K. DENISON, D, V. M. government believes, could ' easily VETHRINARIAN It isn’t doing without the prohibited things that worries most of us maintain 150,000 shee'p eachsummer. Oftice P(llluue 3- RI Res. 99-.] X aC 3 3rd St. and Irvine Ave. in this Hooverizing business; it’s getting the things we may eat. k S Knowing What You Want. LAWYERS - That fellow who married his mother-in-law in order to avold the The girl who always knew what she ———ee e e draft, evidently wasn’t suffering from any want of courage. wanted would be too wise for her GRAIIAM M. TORRANCE » - | years.” Often when she is surest if LAWYER ~= | she were left to follow her own path iles Bile it ‘would mean bitter disappointment. '—ITET—L“ o Fhongis0) It is well for a girl if she has faith BUSINESS enough in those who have her welfare — . - at heart, to believe what seems rather GENERAL MERCHANDISE | hard on the face of it, that they know Groceries, Dry . Goods, “Shoes, il what she wants better than she knowe rl"“r' Feed, etc. i . G SCHROEDER rl's Con I Bmmdn ne 66 BUSINESS | & PROFESSIONAL DOOTORS DR. C. B. SANBORN - : PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office—Miles Block DR.-E. H. SMITH PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office Security Bank Bleek —————e DR. E. A. SHANNON, M. D. | PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Oftice in Mayo Block DR. L. A, WARD " DRS. GILMORE & McCANN PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Ofl_ice-—Mllea Block ol Ao NOTAREran AND SURGEON Ibertson Block Office Phone 1538 1 bertsor e e —_— e s DR. EINER JOHNSON PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON thoroughly Republican state, as well as an absolutely loyal state,-and Len-| gut In a word, the thought and in- STUDIO Bemidji, Minn. : root is both loyal and Republican. At the election in 1916 the 11 con-| tent of the city dwellers of the United % gressmen from Wisconsin, all. Republicans, were elected by a total vote| States are for a still more -abundant of of 238,537 against 137,391 cast for their Democratic opponents. That | harvest ‘next season from the: vacant ? A V. g)%%li&(‘!g&' M D. l o HAR NOSE THROAT Glasses Fitted —_— e EYE Office, O’Leary-Bowser Bldg Office Phone 376 W Res. 376-R DR. G. M. PALMER DENTIST Office Phone 124 - Residence 846 Miles Block, Bemidji DR7J. T. TUCMY DENTIST North of Markham Hotel Gibbons Block Tel. 230 DR. D. L. STANTON THORWALD. LUND! DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC Acute and Chronic Diseases handled with great success. 1st Nat: Bank Bldg. Phone 406-W J. WARNINGER, VETERINARY SURGEON Office and Hospital 3 doors-west of Troppman’s, Phone No. 209 3rd St. and Irvine Ave. N, L. bi10TOCRAPHAR. Photos Day and Night Third St. Bemidji TOM SMART DRAY AND TRANSFER Res. Phone 58 818 America Office Phone 12 That’s what they all say, oncé they have tasted ; “No one who 'has not had Influenza can realize the suffering our new War Loaf. Fact is, you wouldn’t know L“dDLoammmslunm%?e and it causes or how it defies treatment.. I know of nothing that will it was a War Loaf if it wasn’t for the added rich- City Property give such prompt relief as Charaberlain's Cough Remedy, for ness and increased flavor. Troppman Block Bemld]l when it is taken the pain in the chest disappears, the fever sub- sides and the whole body becopnes more comfortable. Then again, the after effects of Influenza are often-even.more distressing than: the disease itself, but they can be-avoided - if you use Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Though the greatest danger from “chis disease is Pneumonia, I have never known a single case of Influenza to.result in it when. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy was freely given. The persistent. cough that frequently follows Influenza.can be.relieved. by Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, and should-not:be- allowed to: run on until it becomes troublesome.” Ofounas oo ML = Gans ot In the composition of the new bread we use only such substitutes as will INCREASE instead of de- crease its palatability and nurishing powers. Hair dressing, face massage, scalp, treatment. Switches madé - from combings $1.60. & i 311 6th St. We are justly proud of our Wat Loaf, as we feel that we have achieved a real culinary triumph in its composition. Phone 112-W MINA MYERS l ‘n i'lm T u‘ -m r. ml’ 00RS WAR LOAF Tie 'ASK YOUR CGROCER DRY CLEANIN Clothes Clew.ners ror Mex?, Women and Children When you eat it once, YOU WILL EAT NO OTHER. . . ! MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Pianos, Organs, Sewing Machines ¢ 117 Third St.,, Bemidji J. BISIAR, Mgr. Phone 573-W FUNERAL DIRECTOR M. E. IBERTSON UNDBERTAKER 405 Beltrami Ave.; Bemidji, Minn.