Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 6, 1918, Page 4

e SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1918. DON'T.. WANT AD DEPT. Write it on Your Cuff! “Jot it Down'in the ROTICE 4 Advertisements in- this ' column mlP o cost half sert a word per issue, DAILY PIONEER THE BEMIDJI HOSPITAL IN VENICE DESTROYED BY THE GERWANS - Commoner Coming to 'Minnem MEMO BOOK paid: cash in advancmoi{ to Work for Ratification of - ) { National Prohibition - i / Amendment. - £ : x ; ells an trap - drum. Inqulre at 809 Bemidji Ave. ©14-46 Tilness of Col. Roosevelt Prevents FOR SALE——Hursa aga 8 years:old, weight 1,000, harness and cutter Reply to Invitation to Partici- ' pate in Campaign—Organiz- = : i i X ; 3 ; _for/ $85. . Owner, M. Lamphier, ing Counties Progressing. i ; - . o ¥ 5 A Nymoze, MTH, S oAl B ; ¢ ; | 5 1 FOR SALE-—Toots 9; 10; 11, 12, Block 15, 3rd Addition ‘to Bemidji, good location on Beltrami Ave.’ Write- F. A, Holloway; Cedar ~Rapids, Towa. 7-48 ¢ The. ideal way to make |FOR SALE—Chesp G- room GoaEs, ‘memoranda and carry infor-- hardwood floors, city water, roomy - mation that you need fre- lot wlth garage, barn, woodshed quently. ‘Covers last -for and he;; house in x;;a;r, sgood gar- > . den set out with ubbery; - ex: years. . Sheets canb_eobtamed pocthto vacate about May * M ‘anytime, ruled in Six styles. - Hugh A®Whitney, 907 Irvine'Ave. ‘Bound in Hanasome Dura- i 6-48 - B ble Black Morocco, with' Red FOR SALE—Six-room house, modern - Leather Index that enables except leat, zgtariJunX 1; aisy you to find what you wantin | 557G w. Warneld 838t stantly. * WHEN YOU WANT A LOT—or & house and lot, 5 acres for garden or poultry; 40, 80 or 160 acres, call on Ma.thew Larson, Nymore,; Minn., or phone 780J; all property . Willlam Jennings Bryan, who gave ald and influence to the drys of Maryland in their successful drive for m;mmn -of ' the.. natlonal pro- hibition amendment, and who is in New - York dping the same thing, will give his aid to the Minnesota campaign. This announcement 18’ made by Dr. George B. Safford, superinten- dent of the League, who has Col. Bryan's letter of acceptance. Col. Bryan wrote that 'he was coming gladly. Because of Col. Theodore Roose- velt’s {illness, Dr. Safford has been unable to get a reply from the ex- president ag to his ability and will- ingness to take part in the dry campaign. Dr. Safford has hope, Here Is an example of the Hun's utter msregurd of humuulty and decencv in the prosecution. of the war. The photograph shows the interlor of St. John's hospital in Venice after it had been bombed by German avintors._ WMMWWWM TRE BEHIDJI DA!LY PIO.NEEI e coma . Toseovelt YO ey ‘wppresative . e T CHANGED TO HEAD OF LIST Remember, Wed, “Whestless Day”| b i operts Drys of Hernepin county have or-[line position ot the l.eague, and in. : _;= L sold on eass‘:v erms. m ganized for the campaign by the |dicate that the ministry of the state, lgjgq Neuro Had Partioular Re: for| S BT « WANTED—GirlAmot 17D e a8 -represented 'in .the- twin city as- as chairman; Dr. Frank Nelson, vice- | sociations, understands and ‘approves chairman; George B. Safford, secre- |the -methodas of the League. tary. and Charles N. Chadbourn,| Similar ~endorsements are . being |- treasurer. Work of organizing other |made' daily by individaal - denomina- counties is going steadily forward, |tions and ~groups of ministers under the direction of W. I 'Norton. |thronghout the; state. The - speaking campnisn condncted U. S. BODY PAYS BILLS by the An‘l-Saloon TLeague of Amer- Natlonal Anti-Saloon .League to Fin. fca, with the co-operation of the state League, ~Wwill - be begin Sun- ance 520 Separate Campaigns In - Minnesota—Rumor Nalled. ployment; will assist with house- work ‘and take care of children. K & LTHFU] ND (LELI‘N' . Phone 876. 3-48 had accumulated his savings in s bank 2 ]‘ b | WANTED—Painting and kalsomin- - e~ - Corrugated: Gal in one of the Southern towns, says the | - - ing. All work guaranteed. Phone Columbus Dispatch. 'One day the bank’ Armco Iron Well c““"l“ 4‘“?- Q‘“‘k‘ s : 819-J. O, Esterby. . . - 6-411 failed. , ly and ‘easily installed in a well; lasts a lifetime. 5 Zenio was the name of {he old man, Especially desirable for yuttmd inside wom out’ § .| WANTED — Painiing . and _ paper and when told the bank had failed he : . wooden casings. v hanging.” *All work guaranteed ‘ 3 - satisfactory. L. W. Snelson. spent hours around the door, as if he.|. :: [B : hoped {n that way to get his money. . - LYLE WE LL CAS| N G = Phone 582-J. 6-49 One day the receiver sald to-him: . Actually costs less than a”wooden casing and WANTED _Lady cook and dining / “Don’t you know that the bank has to lasts many times as long. [t always keeps your . o g oy ““| Toom -girl at Svea Hotel. 6-46 : well clean and sanitary. Made in all sizes, - be examined before any depositors can ncherto 60 inchés ta disméiar "1 T : SATESMAN WANTED_Three {0 §iX election of former Mayor D. P. Jones Refusing Henceforth to Be B Known as Zeno. A story is told of an old negro who day, March 17, and end June 16, cov- ering mora than 500 . engagements. Half -‘a dozen men are now in Min- nesola. traveling over the state and The Anti-Saloon I.éngus of Amer- iving their entire time teo arrang- — = sca has contracted to spend $50,000 | 5! get thelr money?’ This 18 not the first a5 s durlns'the year in the ?;amp:lsn to ‘Sf dsm; i““d %th;rl particulars "9 |yonie that has fatled.” s “Armeo Iron illfllm iron and mial:mdllkl ; g}:g]‘igi:lf“:és“fg‘mgg sa;‘,‘;gl or. edule. Zen 2 Oils, A R “Shore, Alt knows' dat,” 0783k e % fiuhbncdmm e s Roof Cecents, Specialties, ' direct make Minnesota dry. ok 2 : The National League is already | GEORGE CREEL HAS NARROW - paying into the campaign treasury 3 of the Minnesota Anti-Saloon League ESCAPE WHEN PLANE LANDS $500 per month and will shortly | ‘Baltimore; Aprilib,—George Creel, double and later treble this monthly |head of .the ‘bureau of information, contribution. Besides this, a large | had a narrow escape when an aero- number of the strongest speakers | plane, making a flight from Wash- in the United States will campaign |inston,‘made a b“fl landing here to- the state, speaking in every section. day 3 5 Thig will all be done at the expense of the national organization, which will WATCHING ENEMY PLANES also furnish tons of literature to the state League, backing the work of |. the drys of the state up to the limit! swered. “Ah’s heered tell of banks bus- TARY : from ‘manufacturer. Need sales- tin’ before dis, but dis heah am de fust SANT man for - this territory. . Write time dat a bank evah- busted right WELL LYLE%)DRUGAIED (ULVERT quickly. - Premier Refining = Co, ! E: E % EFP. squah in mah face.” Cleveland, Ohio. 1-46 At last the examinations were over WANTED—Maid at Lake Julia and ‘the receiver announced”that the Sanatorium, Puposky, Minn. 3-49 depositors would be paid in alphabet- GIRL WANTED—Apply at The ical order. Some mistake had been Model Dry Cleaners, 309 3rd St. made’ in: figuring, and when they got 46tf down to Ws tye money gave out and WANTL‘D—erl to learn photo fin- Zeno lost his savings. ~ishing. - Phone 070 W. 29 10th ’ Dut he didn’t lose all his courage. He St. 3-49 xE s saved for a few months and had a lit- WANTED—To Tent or buy five or six-room house, with "city water. :Let;;:a lz::hllzrm::ltses:l':;nk. He ok Must not be too far from business district. Address “X Y 2Z” Pio- % Because a part of this money will be raised in Minnesota. the wets are ““All right, Zeno, we wlll be glad to neer. ; 323tf circulating the yarn that the = Na- open fan account for you.” FOR RENT FOR RENT—Farm 2% miles from postoffice. - Inquire Mrs. E. M. Hayner, 915 Lake Blvd. 2-46 FOR RENT—Two houses on corner of Beltrami-Ave, and 6th St*. In- quire Mrs. E. M. Hayner, 915 Lake Blvd. 2-46 FOR RENT—House at 1111 = Lake Blvd. Inquire at 1109 Lake Blvd. = 346 FOR RENT—Furnished - foom in modern house, gentleman pre- ferred.. D. S. Mitchell, 1014 Bel- trami Ave. Phone 575-J. 3-46 FOR RENT—Steam heated room. Call at W. G. Schroeder’s store. 5-48 FOR RENT—Furnished room, gen- tleman preferred. .)05 Irvine Ave., 4-46 FOR RENT--Seven-room house, mod- ern. 613 3rd St. Tel. 98. C. W. Warfleld 328tf ~_LOST_AND "FOUND _ FOUND—One check for $23.00 en- dorsed. Finder may have same by proving property and paying . for , this ad. Pioneer office. 3-46 “Zeno nuthin’,” he ' said. “Mah name ain’t Zeno no moh, mah name’s ‘|'Aaron.” Remember, Tuesday, “Meatless Day” Remember, Wed.. “Wheatless Day” LOCALS Mrs. J. J. Opsahl and daughters, Vera and Jeanette, have returned from a visit with relatives in Oklee sand Trail, tional League is exploiting the state for the benefit of its own treasury. This is a German camouflage. The national organization will be lucky indced if it manages - eveniually to get back from the state one-half of the funds it spends in aiding the dry campaign in the state. It will cost some real money to launch 520 sep- arate campaign rallies in Minnesota, which the national organization has arranged at its own expense. As to the co-operation of the drys throughout the state, there is no.dif- ficulty. The Minnesota Anti-Saloon League, like all state Leagues, is a federation of the denominational bodles of the state, edch of which appoints members of the board of Directors of the League. Manifestly, the League federation could not destroy itself by merging it ‘into some other so called federation. But it. can and will co-operate to the hilt with any other orgaunization, of what- ever name, that {8 working to ratify the comstitutional amendment sub- mitted by Congress and pass the dry amendment submitted to the people- of the Legislature. LEAGUE ENDORSED AntFSaloon Organization Found By Ministers to Be Only Force Cap- able of Carrying Drys to Vietory. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Isted of Lake Boulevard yester- day. : Mrs. Emma Stewart is ill at her home on Dewey avenue. Mrs. G. H. Lampman of Holgate, " Olio, arrived in the city Thursday evening and will be the guest of her daughter, Mrs, S. T. Stewart, and husband for a couple of months. B —_———————————— HE leaders for more than twenty: five years; give clear, sharp impressions, and do not clog the type. The stenogra- "_pher’s work cannot help being improved by the use ‘of Star Brand ribbons. Onr salesman will gladly call on you | £ | - DWIGHT D, MIELER | INSURANCE SPECIALIST . ~T:Can’ Insure | G—. E | Sec. Bank Bldg. | ~Bemidji, Minn. - P. O, Box 204 || This marine, one of a large con- tingent -of ~our soldlers of the sea somewhere in. Lorraine training -to take their part.in the fight, has sighted the approach of Teuton airplanes, and after ‘passing the word of their com- |- ing to headquarters watches their flight above the clouds. Endorsement of the Anti-Saloon R, : 3 ‘ League as the representative tem- Origin:of an Antipathy. O ALL MS perance {ighting force and the only “Bligglns says that when he was a organization capable of carrying the | boy he wrote the proverh,.‘Honesty is 'WITH EACH PURCEASE OF drys to victory has been made by | the Best Policy,’ over und over again VHEAT FIOUR FOR BOXI (RE the Ministerial Associations of Hen: | in his copybook.” 'YOU HUST BOY ALSO AN EQUAL nepin and Ramsey counties. These “Maybe that's how he got his dislike ATCUNT OF OTHER CXIALS endorsemoents, made unanimously, are | for it.” e °| Remember, Tuesday, “Meatless Day” PIONEER PUBC0, BENDL MINN e s Grace 1s not going to be left entirely DOINGS OF THE VAN LOONS GOODNESS PA! 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