Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 6, 1918, Page 2

; Because the common barberry-bush harbors-the spores-of mcm'r’rwm.f ADVISES wheat rust the government requests us to destroy all speci-] mens. Any man‘who has run into a barbef¥y*bush will rejoice| ", o BUSlNESS in having the whole tribe'exterminated; ; -wuxlfiffe ‘l‘i e ) :&'PROEESSION AL th 3 R SRR = . nd ter. ¢ 1 A trip to:Washingtonhow-a-days.is a-pléasure only té*te gfefin rfie&"‘firs’:"zx‘ millionaire. He can afford a hall bedroom, but the ordinary|no_good. Lowas -”,';“,?{‘ley':,’;fil L. - DOCTORS Sye 2 A : R g “bucl ark; ne, citizen is lucky if he‘can geta bathtub or-a barber chair to| t™ PUL q™ Adter-1ka. ONE|™ R AN : P PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON sleep in. : SPOONFUL beneflted me INSTANT. . i P O ? i) i ecause ~Adler-i-ka empties It is said that when Lenine finishes his work in Russia he|B ..423; and emall intestine itf . . Office—Miles Block will come over here. -~ And shortly after His lantling we prédict| FeHSUE ANX.. DASE.somatlpaion, a scarcity of feather pillows in his immediate neighborhood. - | o S omach O B8 IOk EST ot e ever sold. City Drug ——— BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER _——wnm':n lrlfn;g:::gurflou: Svwnax G. B. QARSON ;. E. ®. DENU TELEPRONE 933 { r;;er;dl a.t Wth’e fio;loflice at Bemidl; Minn., as _second-class matter under act. of Congress-of-March:3, 1?”}; sy ttention 4, to. annonymous; contributions. -Writer's name must be xz:l%;n“toqp ow;léditgn,bueynot,mcanarfly‘; 'or publication. 3 Commupications for: the ;Weekl‘szlon»ar must reach this -office not later than:Tuesday of.each; week to insure publication;in the current: issue. DR. E. H. SMITH PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office, Security Bank Block ————— We notice several fair ‘young things that are ‘almast* ol enough to wear short skirts much:in -evidence ‘around: i these gladsome days—and evenings. § SUBSCRIETION RATES e ? A = BY CARRIER - — = DR. E. £. SHANNON, M. D. e % ........ $4.00 o B d'.'_‘—o—— : § bt m h 135 six.months . e Jongress has made ' a hundred million people get ‘#p-anf =" - ; ; PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Sae Thmh. ] I roo ||| our earlier, but it has not affected a single rooster. Oftice in u;w i’z‘l;:k o -Reas. -Phone Phone 39€.. . The golf drive is near being driven out by the more prom-{ ~an dog Vicénses éxpire May 1. AlL inent drives this season. dog "owners are heréby notified to . "TNE WERKLY FIONEZE ? taining the £ the week. Published t everg Broteeny had peRt portame 38 Sn% adaress, for, in advance §1.50 : ARG t | procureYags rrom the city clerk, un- DE. L A WARD - The wheels of the Russian war machine are accomiish-| Soubaes o kitiea thelf dogs i || PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ing many revolutions. ordinanes. Licens 10 for males, || . . Bemidji, Minn. > 10" for femmales. & T p FRANK B. RIPPLE, | Chiér of Police. OXPICIAL QOUNTY AND CITY PROCEDINGS ‘n “DRS,, GILMOBE & McCANN PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS . " THE HOUSE DIVIDED “A house divided against itself can not stand.” The words are true in.all ‘ages and with all peoples. That failure will invariably follow disunion is as certain as that success results from unity of purpose and action. Fortunate indeed is that town that is blessed with a citi- ... Oftice—Mijles . Block 0 Mo A N BRI Cran -..-AND SURGEON.- Ibertson Block- Office Phone 163 rdered and paid for by Wes Wright Amount, 35:0_0 for series.) ANNOUNCEMENT zenship:that-can come together as a unit whenever the town’s : 2 I Tave jannounced myself as & interest calls. - It argues well for the breath of mind of its citi- ; - NN candjdate for County Commigsioner zens that they can see beyond their purely personal affairs and D R & p \ i :efa dt;l;mto’l:elgg n?;sg(r);cstmz:lne’lll 2 :vt?tl}x‘d ' r .ot = DR. EINER JOHNSON catch a view, of prosperity in the large. e: N9 p o 4 DUt Tear. of Tavor. But the real cause of disunion in the average town is not ; Gy { N\ g T will ‘make the run on a strict that its citizens are so deeply engrossed in their own personal . .-} loyalty, ,usiges,s basis am{ if electted. affairs; but that one is jealous and envious of another, one | wish' ¢ (;I:_&yasfie.:lhjgkpow 1:1:! tgiac A art: clique suspicious and distrustful of another. Not only this, but i T A each is really willing to forego any advancement if by so doing the other may be thwarted, This is a deplorable state for any town to fall into. It is sure death to all progress, and not only that, but is invariably the. direct cause of that town being left behind in the march of PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Bemidji, Minn. | endeav " qu’;e time..: A yote at the primaries will be EYE BAR NOSE THROAT Glasses Fitted DENTISTS jated. . Yours for winning this war, ¢ WES WRIGHT.| Progress.: .. We are. well aware that all communities have their fac- - R T RICH tions_and their divisions of sentiment and intgrests. l"We are g/ 7 p Sty i 2 Tag‘:g,a—'ggle?ntfl%mq l?x;)?eer of- : -O-I%Nl%;fi? < equally certain that this fact need in nowise deter the town \ i ws W W i : "hce, 922 about that mews item. you || | Office, O’Leary-Bowser Bldg. from seizing every opportunity to further its interests in every 3 p ) S:,‘; d;"‘fil“? ‘%?X{ewfi‘;’ii%rfl.i‘;? .Qffice: Phone -376-W’ Res. 376-R available way. - If men could once be brought to see that by thwarting the interests-of the town through their opposition T to a faction, they were injuring themselves vastly more than 2 they were injuring their community, surely they would take a y GEO,H, different.view of things. > /&L 1 W00 = DR. @ M. PALMER DENTIST - — FREHCH& SflNS .;'Ofllce Phone 124 Residence 346 Miles Block, Bemidji The man who deliberately stands in the. way of his com- O brdaor - - munity’s progress-is disloyal. Just now this word has an ugly BIRCH, TAMARACK, sound, but we can use no other, because no other so well fits the POPLAR, JACKPINE DR. g'm T. n'rlpm offense. . Placed in broader .circumstances, the offense would 4 FOOT OR 16 IN. North of Markham Hotel be magnified. No man’s personal interest and no man’s per- LENG’!'HS ot Nort m-" k araham "'l‘ sonal animosities can for a moment weigh in the scale with the E— oh s ] ihbons Bloc! Tel. 230 welfare 3f his clommunity, and fihedmlal? who]per{nits them to l(110 “Give it t0 me, - ‘Office Markham Blcli,i. Rty | NPT R s so is as disloyal as the man who -deliberately plots against his P i one IR. D.- country in l&he large. There is a-difference only in the mag- please, Grand- % fie i o s R Dm!%« Tsl'ggmon nitude of the offense. . & daddy.” S — —— Fortunate indeed is that town which, when any move af- 3 f PP T Mff:_ fecting the general welfare is being considered, can drop its EKP]HSE AUTO Co . LAWYERS “Why Bobby, If vou wait:a'bit for: | it you'll_ have it to enjoy longer!™ “Poo-poo! That’s no argument with *cause the flavor = | lasts, anywayl” | ' 'GRAHAM M. TORRANCE factional disputes and put a united shoulder-to the wheel in LAWYER the public interest. . § ‘No, man has the right to inflict his personal grievances on his community and compel it to suffer because of his own sore toe. Yet this is just what he does when he is not willing to join in with “the other side” in every matter that is patently for the advancement of the community interest. We have said that all towns have factions. Towns will always have them. This does not mean that the town’s prog- ress is.retarded by them. In many cases the factions serve but to stimulate rivalry in achievement. Where this is the case they are beneficial. A wholesome slogan for any town would be: “Go affer an opportunity and land it; then if we must scrap, let it be over a division of the spoils.” —0 MARGINS WIPED OUT The United States has always heretofore been a land of plenty—in fact a land of surpluses. Up to two or three years ago we have always had a fair balance to run on at the end of 3 ; P St 5 each year, and had no need to practice real economy. There - - : - H. N. McKEE, Funeral Director was p]ent{hof 1:;.ve}alry cgmmodity .and a reasonable plenty of iizs zocn = L x| PHONE 178-Wor R - money with which to buy it. Now the only commodity of which the United States has Il ;NBEQQEDQMST | L; ! Ault)o Li\jer: afiqd;‘l‘a;i Service ay ar ight Service ' F& bge""l’[btel;’ »'Eor. el Ave. ; Miles, Block Phone 560 CHIROPRACTOR pocTR SW AR Acute. and Chronic Diseases " handled with great success. 1st Nat: Bank Bldg. Phone 406-W Hoqrs 10-12 a. m.; 2-6 7-8 p. m. * Residence l;hofie 16 WM. M'CUAIG, Manager " HUFFMAN & O'LEARY —_———— vErSaVARNINGER. - FURNITURE & || ams.momics e " UNDERTAKING T R PR & Office Phone, 3-R Res. 99-J __ 3rd St. and Irvine Ave. . BUSINESS Y OU . GENERAL MERCHANDISE rocerlesl‘;loulgryFeegoodls, 8hoes, s , etc. - ARE INTERESTED IN ||, . W.G.SCHROED el emidji =~ = Pizn U ) VETERINARIANS plenty is money. Of the things which money will buy she I Can Insure finds herself alarmingly short.: Wheat, meat, wool, coal—the four great requisites of life, she is called on to conserve and to use as sparingly as possible. The serious phase of the matter is that in all these lines the erstwhile margins. of plenty have HING—. Sec. Bank Bldg. Bemidji, Minn. P. O. Box 204 | s e - ne been completely wiped out and in their place is a positive | ' Tnere is thing for in th P f . deficit. Want :fl ch;)l,xnx:n tl:)gay‘? SI?’: on thz RlN G B’O OKS! TOM SMART It was estimated during the fuel saving period that the | last page. ; : DRAY AND TRANSFER i Res. Phone 58 818 America country was actually short fifty million tons of coal; that we lacked that much of having enough fuel to carry on normal ac- ]t_ivities. Practically the same condition prevails in the other ! . ines. H e What is the answer? CONSERVATION. - Waste MUST. be absolutely. eliminated. I el & R R Sl AR A And wherever a substitute for either of these four articles AMER’G‘” F a N 72 COUPON No. 17 - can by any means be made to serve the purpose, it is the patri- otic duty. of every true. American:man and woman to make use Present 6 of these coupons: *c&méghfil‘ F { &7 numbered at the office of THE PIONEER with =" of that substitute. The time for.discussing the war has passed. The prob- 98c cash and get this beautiful:Flag siz&d Teét by 6 feet with sewed stripes,” guaranteéd Tah lems growing out, of the war are. pressing for- attention, and colors. = .". Office Phone 12 La_nd, Loans, Insurante and f City Property Troppman . Black_ Bemddji [ o) DRY CLEAN Clothes Clewners for hldgg Women o it and Children They are used in every line of busitiess by “Salésmen, Of- m .- fice: Men, Doctors, Lawyers, | Planos, Organs, Sewing Machines . Minisfe{s! Students—by -ev- | Bléfln?gg. st fi?;:dé‘-,x_w eryone who must have a book should: be met at live Americans have always met the stern problems of life—with a smiling courage and a firm determina- tion to solve them and solve them correctly. The war must be won,.so let every American say from the - » bottom.of his heart, “We can and we will. —— T L PUBLIC LIBRARY IS SERVING ITS PURPOSE = (HH rn— | 51 . Gstaree By ST AR = | chot combines L FUNERAL DIRECTOR : .;I‘he fiemui;}l1 publi;: lltb}:‘ary is serving its pur[fi)se and serv-|| . Realizing th d of family in Bemidji and W 1% E TAKER ing it well, as shown by the annual report of Miss Beatrice ealizing the need of every family in Bemidji and APPE ANC . Mills, librarian. i vicinity for an American Flag to-display on-patriotic - M__EARANCE. 405 Beltrami Ave. Bomidil, Mine. The report shows that nearly 500 new borrowers reg- holidays, we have arranged to supply a limited number " Sheets can be obtained any- HAKKER | istered during the past fiscal year. It shows that school chil- to our readers at a ridiculously small cost. All you “lI e ruled in eight styles AL g i dren are increasing their patronage and using the volumes in need to do is to_clip six of the above coupons consecu- Bound in best quali F{ex- Phfif‘ggg“;fl“fiéht | the interest of their research work and reference. The report tively numbered and present them at THE PIONEER . quety Third St. Bemidji ible Black Levant Grain Cow- |« 3 office with 98¢ in cash and the Flag is yours.- Ten cents extra for mailing if not called for. ¢ s To those desiring it we will furnish 7-foot jointed - also shows a steady and healthy growth. A good public library is one of the chief assets of any community, and a well equipped-and properly conducted li- : A brary is the best indicator of the calibre of a city and its people. pole with ball, rope and holder, all packed with the Bemidji has a library of which it may well be proud. In Miss Flag complete in a neat corrugated box for 85¢ ad=" Mills; the library has a most capable director. The' progress ditional. ooz s of the library indicates the mutual advantage, ' ' ' E PHONE 922, BEMIDJL hide, with Black Linings. ® PloNEER - FF | PHOTOGRAPHS Y - 0 ]CE { For the Boys in France i Sittings Made Day or Night - HAKKERUP STUDIO | y B ; { | Dafactiva