Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 14, 1918, Page 3

' BUILDING PLAN-WORTH WHILE: "Nelghborhood ~ Alwdys @est Where Proper Attention Is: Paid to That ! Highly Importantt Detail. ‘! " The average city allotment is spoiled -because_little or no. attention is pald. “to architectural merit by the realtor. This 1s -true thecause <of ‘the”latk “of appreciation of good. lines-in-the for-- {matlon. of. a.bullding plan and its de- ifalls of elevation. The eftuation can iand willvbe savedwhen it {8 an‘appre- No attention paid to annonymous:contributions. ’erur‘l-‘nn?. must ated fact-that the employment of ar- redi but not mecessarily’'for ‘publication. , e b k%%vx:u:?cn?:gn:dfggr'the‘Wgekliy Ploneevl;rmult reach thisfoffice mot itectural. ability raises’the standard‘ n t lA.Q.l'c than Tuesday of each week to insure publication in the current issue. [ fvitkout tncreasing thus giv- {ing-to" the investor-an g SUBSCRIFTION BATES = { dependable” and:suré' of ‘realization, E Pt ! bothr-in~ actum] value ‘and “désirability, b ol - $408: 11} yedause ot stabllity and refinement ex- #ix months ... . | pieénsed-in“the butldl o od i The neighborhiobd‘ whére street after { street- {s sotd*outwithout'building op- e PUBLISHED EVERYVAPTERNUDN EXONPT SUNDAYS—— THE BEMIDJI PIONEER FUBLISHING' CO. G. B. CARSON : /%X, DENT" TELEPEQNE 923 — Entered at the-postoftice-at Bemidjl, Minn;, as-~ second-class ~matter- under act of Congress of March 3, 1879, 7 a e { erdtfon® betrig proceéded with or rigid | THE WEBKLY PIONEE: " 1ntelligent: approval of Ten o bl contalting sisummaryiof the néws of the week: Published every sy and mcw.‘ s m’?fid“ufly‘:‘uflm, for, in‘advanbe '$1.50 i OFFISIAL COUNTY mbn! FROCEDINGS THIS ‘'WEEK’S FO&D FACT (By A. D. Wilson, Minnesota Food -Administrator)- The wheat 2ituation is the most gerious in the food 'supply of the‘allied world. < ? ¥ Our harvest was less than estimated; needs of the Allies are greater than-were calculatéd, losses by sea and by battle have been heavier than were anticipated; less comes from the | live and redr a family 15 one where Argentine than had been hoped; tenser demands on shipping | bulldingactivities-are earefuly guarded space restrict ships more than ever to the shortest haul and the |-and-the homeseeker:is assisted wisely tightest bulk. : T and-prudently ‘in bglldfqz‘hu highest » We have fallen behind in our pregram. 'Because:corn and | 'deatof home MECoratmpPLy NIk wedns. oats were so tardy in coming to market, we have not been able Conservation.. - to ship ‘as much as we should, we have eaten further into our| - In this day nnd era of food and oth- stock of wheat than we would. Yo er. conservation the house wife should Corn cannot be shipped now. We have sent it as fast:as :‘e“‘e"“’e‘:‘;{‘:t W:mv;z:g’:;‘:gg:’](‘f: we could and we will again. But during the next two months, | (o™ e L oaitibe ¥eptin o dry the season of germination, it will not’do to ship: corn—there is sar. .. too much spoilage in shipment. 1 There is no margin anywhere.- The -Allies have wheat to- day but:their stocks are down to the danger point. “We dare not-let anything stop the flow of wheat overseas. That would be: disaster greater than defeat of an army. ‘We must send wheat—and more « wheat—and '‘more. To redeem our obligation we must cut'’down by half our own con- sumption:of wheat. . MAYOR SKRIEF OF KELLIHER WAS RIGHT When Mayor Skrief of Kelliher stated in his welcome to the Bemidji Home Guard, the Fourteenth’ Battalion band: and the citizens who accompanied-them on the trip to Kelliher Sunday, that the people of- Kelliher scarcely knew .of the activities of the war and what was expected of them in co-operation, he stated a startling truth that apples:to many localities of the scarcely settled sections of the (country. And it,was just for this:that the Bemidji delegation turned out fully 150 strong and made the trip in cars to inject zest into the splendid éfforts already noticed in that coming “City of Opportunity,” as'Mayor Skrief says Kelliher is to become ’known in‘the near future. . There -seems to be no -provision whatever for educational advancement along this. line in iremote communities, commun- Some: one has-said”that-an ‘1deal 1s ideal’ in’; howe-sufroundings, hence it ,8tudy for ‘the builder of houses to ‘make them really homes. - The. best-neighborhood-in -which to ities' which have xlnu:}llx ts doé with thedac;livities of the govern- o 2 xfll%qnv:!:pemdsiv:yfloffidflflimfiw;, Miles Block ment, and it is gnly the big éenters:and those-located:to better L AR 5 j| bow res-it. ; / CHIRO! advantage ‘that recéive ‘the desired: attention. mm};,%fl:‘n'gfi: . . P.-B. GRAVELY TOBACCO CO., Danville, Va. ol OROERACION: - 25 And it is up to Bemidji to co-operate-in this part of the to pass the long, dark howrs. - Patent Pouch kéepa it Fresh and Clean and Good, ORW. ¢ L# DOCTOR DN ERAPRAGTIC countyalong these lines. It is' appreciated by the towns and villages and all other centers of population. = b i LOYAL AMERICANS ‘WILL UPHOLD-BURNQUIST Governor Burnquist does not intend to inject politics into the state campaign. in seeking re-election. That is a good idea. The governor says he will make the race solely on his adminis- tration as a supporter of the government and his loyalty to the state of Minnesota and its people. And that is the broadest-and soundest platform that could possibly be drafted. ¥ Governor-Burnquist’s enemies and antagonists are those whose motives have been and are ulterior. They are the ones whose ways are mysterious and:their-works not in the interests of the state mor the nation. They'are discredited and suspic- | 'hwflEvEsoF itonet}il1 upon every hatmti; and i%hehpeoxflléi( of thefistate atg'e not fools | -¥¥ . o choose representatives of their ilk to offices of trust and THEHA"_" Starring - d Presents New Feature honor. v It would make no difference who the candidate was; nor what his qualifications, they would even attempt to crucify- Christ were He to again come on earth. E —_— 00— The Overman bill is a great little visitor. It has spent four Ir{months with the Senate and is now being entertained by the ouse. z ; 3 ) T The market basket is an old and valued member of the | con.u;mnity, but it has only recently taken its place in high society. —_——— The Third Liberty loan has not only gone “over the top,” but it has carried devastation into the enemy’s trenches. - Hats off to the farmer! In the midst of the plowing sea- ELKO-WERRTHUA. | the framework of a:fa The. aver- | age 'person’ endeavors-to: express his | % béconies ‘@ businessy worthy-of ‘careful | v any - moment.--Toxic--poisons *run-down,” tired-,out; blue ican ‘obtain ‘an “alterative “extr. ‘& gugar~ eoated" tablet “and !most druggists; “in_ sixty-‘cent’ Dr: Pierce’s"Golden Medical ‘Discovery.|' ' cates ... Thigblood tonié; in‘tablet or liquid form, | 44 Total Deposits . 241,098.66 -PHYSICIAN AND: 'ig just what you need fox “Sprin, furréd or’ coal that’s at fau “In"tlie spring we may be Bttacked at within us aftera hardwinter, and we feel courhged.. Thig is the time to put our houst in vrder=-cleanse the system and put ffresh?blood-inte ‘our arteries. You Checks’ .. ood “root, -Golden ' Seal, Stone and. \Gueci’s root, Cherry. bark, rolled into:|# :on logs! of z&pem . raches-or-giddiness, and a dull, ‘drowsy, debilitated feeling, - It's your- liver.|¥now “Date of Repor 5 Bonds and Banking House, Ful ture and m ent 0 ait BEC! STATE BANK OF BEMIDJI b ~ -at close' of business on ‘May 1,11918 kst J s (Bank No, 88 | ; t by Bank, May 7, 1918. — . RESOURCE 3. i Loans -and Discount; $183;333.51 Overdrafts- 499,93 ...... \ & PROFESSIONAL Securit! 13,256.61 Fixtures 14,387.99 Oth Real Estate. 16,996.16 i 5 Due From banks 338 DR; :C. R.'SANBORN Cash on hand.. 30+ 47,787.29 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON - B Checks and-Cash Items: 1,031.36 s pile-up War Savings Certificates. 456,00 | ‘Capital Stock Surplus Fund .. ‘Oftice=—Miles Block $277,746.84 %% 30,000.00 DR.:E: H: SMITH® - = o $500-981] PHYSICIAN_ AND SURGHON . 1. and. dis- % Ondividea Profits, : C % D?g:ts?f chook $133,428.82 Oftice-Security Baik ‘Block 8.~ gertified checks 81716 9. Cashier's Lavos & oo :Due to Banks. 14,022.28 DR. E _A. SHANNON, M, D. ol frame ue fo BaMS L PHYSIOIAN: ‘AND ‘SURGRON' fiold~ by | 12 vials, a8 | ; g Fever,” | ; tongue, | i “We, 1. S. Baer, Vice President and H. 5 il , head-|C. Baer, Cashier of the above named Oftice—Miles Block bank, do solemnly swear’that’the above ent is true to the best of our smerlg It. Yen want, to stimulate it and ¥ gorate it with D kind; “-these- -tiny - little things act like a miracle, ‘You'eti break up sudden | % attacks of Colds, Fevers, | gaat) them. “The; 3 ‘you p 2 fit for Indigestion’ Constipat Stomach; Sick Headache) 4nd ‘D .| Correct Aftest: jon, Sour |'1t-514 - They:are small and’ pleasantto‘take;and the thoroughly matural Twenty-five cehts at most drug: thice today’s Want Ads, ‘ba - OF-. and 'myix it flavor‘and:iniprove his smoke. ; 1 * You will send your friend'more tobacco comfort and. satisfaction in-one pouch of Real-€ravely-Plug than -in. half-a dozen ~remedy. '} stores., last page. ck page. Whether Hed Fighting on Sea ahd -Send-him-a- ech of -+ If-he doesn’t chew yet, ki it-with+his pi tobacco_to give Wplm‘of*érdiliafy"ftobaecog = CIT A POUCH OF GRAVELY Dealers all around here carry it in 10c.pouches. ———————e . ..A-3c.stamp will put-it into his hands in any Ttain- GRAHAM M::TORRANCE -||--ing Camp-or Seaport of the U.S. A. Even*over there” a 3c. stamp will take-it £o him.> Your dealer- " LI is'not Real Gravely without this Protection Seal . ot . Established 1831 - d - Acute and - Chronfc Diseases Total Immedi- =“ate liabilities 151,‘E22.33 ‘Savings depos- for that lack 'of ambition. It will fill !e\mour;l;:oo? Reserve on hand..$ 47,787.29 you full of vim, vigor. and vitality. Chilliness, when other people-feel warm |\, DY, Law ..... enough,“is a sign of "biliousness, or of B ‘malarigl ‘poisons—so i8'a unty -of ‘Beltrami. Amount of Reserve Required ............. 22,727.14 | ) — = i State of Mlnnesom,% waf&rmm S8, edge and bt}li Subscribed. and - sworn to before me is 13th day o%May. 1 Beltrami: County, Minnesota, ¥ ! "My commission. expires Nov. 20, 1924. eSS e e . There is something-for ;'ou in the ‘Want -Aa column- today.- 'It's on the &1l slice it up __'Give any man a chew of 'Real Gravely Plig, and “he will t:'ll{you that’s the kind 't6 send.’” Send the plug is false economy. " chewRéal Gravely, because a small * chew of it laits 4 long while. ‘|| . -SEND YOUR-FRIEND IN THE U.'S. SERVICE + Oftice fu ‘Mayo Block Phone 396 “° - Res. Phone 397 \ T, 90,17058 7 DR.'L: A. WARD RGEON .............. $277,746.84 Bemidji, Minn. PHYSICIANS AND, SURGEONS ef, e o : = Smn o RS AN H. C."BAER, - AND SURGEON . . —Cashier. Ibertson -Block-- --Offiée ‘Phoné 163 (Two Directors) 3 - E. M. STUBBINS, C: A: STUBBINS. PHYSICIAN ‘AND. SURGEON ~~-Bemidit; Minn: - 918. W. EBERLINE, Notary~ Public, EYE 'EAR'"'NOSB"*'THROAT Glasses ‘Fitted” DENTISTS - _ DR.J. W DIEDRICH . Office, O'Leary-Bowser Bldg - Office Phone 376-W.. Res. 376-R DR.-G. 'M.: PALMER - - SR DENTIST - : 4 Office. Phone 124 - Residence 346 Miles Block, Bemidjt- g Plag; | DR. J.T. TUGMY ~ _DENTIST ~ North ‘of Markham Hotel Gibbons Block ... Tel. 230 DR:D: L STANTON DENTIST. . pfllpe in ‘Winter Bh_)cl LAWYERS " 1€ costs 1éss - LAWYER Phone 560" Bemidji’s all the year round livery. class always. ~ Best of horses, rigs and ‘automobiles. Also an enclosed auto truck for the use of campers. T WK, g V. M - POGUE'S-OLD BARN,; Cor. 3rd St. and Irvine Avenue. M RIAN" handled with great. success. 1st Nat: Bank Bldg. Phone 406-W: Hours 10-12 a. m.; 2-56 7-8 p.. m. Or?rii‘a and Hospital;lh3 doors west i is .| of Troppman's, one No. 209 Service is first 3rd St. and Irvine Ave. son he took time to dig up for the Third' Liberty loan. T R R R Holland should have sand and grit: enough ;:o refuse to have ENTERPRISE 2 AUTO co gravel transported across her territory. j .|| Auto Livery and-Taxi Service Day'and Night'Service Office Remore Hotel, Cor. 3rd St. & Beltrami Ave. < Office-Phone-1- PROCEEDINGS BOAED OF EDUCA-| PROCEEDINGS BOARD OF EDUCA- Ravitece-PRoee- 30 TION. Frone, WM. M’CUAIG, Regular meeting of the Board of Edu- | ' Regular meetin of the Board of Edu- Manager SSSEEITINY W, . . The Haig line could ‘never be called the “line of least re- sistance. cation -held at the office of Dr. E. H.|cation held at the office of Dr. E. H. Smith, April —, 1918. Smith, ‘April 23, 1918, Present: Smith, Roe, Molander, Tuomy Present: Roe, Smith, Molander, |- and Supt. Bolcom. Brooks, Tuomy aud Supt. Bolcom. JoThe following bills were read and al- JoTHe following bills were read and al- GEO H mmcu & soNs Minn. Blectrle Light and Power Houshton Mifflin - Co, j e it 0. it SR A D .$ 81.74| books . . ] ¢ £ C. C. g Charles Sc entary y wm ‘YARD _books . 53.29 books *. .. N y 3 $'J wbfl'lGr*E Bo! - 578 Xxva;k?fi fim&bad {‘?r wood* bids , B'RCH, TAMARACK, T TR .76 | Mr: AL . laundry. ..... R 1'% 5 O. G: Schwandt, ‘janitor supplies 9.99|D. C. Heath m&‘%o,?‘ii"?f POPLKR, JACKP]NE C.. E. Battles, janitor. supplies.. 17.53{ N. W. School Supply:Co., 1 v O s IAreIe‘lnl:ge;:ndg;nfiglog kgo.. 2.5 supplies ... ; al 4 FOOT OR 16 IN. A F ., books . ¢ Paul Winklesky, repairs . water rent . LE“Gms g:nlt!!;;lR?bini%n (é).. liue] e pair of eq i aire Lbr. Co., lumber.... o P e op . ot Carlson’s Variety Store, flags.... "Educ S o‘““.‘flm.ald" Esau Simmons, cleaning win- ' Phone 93 dows W. M. Welch Mfg. Co., diplomas D. B. Berry Co., books ......... Richard: Wilcox, mchd. castings There heing no further business t Tetopnond fuesloraligts jour e o x_lit‘e'llg!ajtoo{‘eythem the Board ad]:u:nedo. fice, 922, about’that news item you Clerk. ! President. | Clerk, ' B A oA, [ eI Miln6-Your yueets Land 1d-514 . : friends-will-appreciate the courtesy. There being -no. further business the Board “adjourned, J. T. TUO] RGTI———e colors. ST AR extra for mailing if To those desiring it we-will furnish 7 fogt jointed pole with-ball, rope-and holder, all packed Flag complete in a neat-corrugated box for'8Fc ad- ditional. Write for Particulars P. O. BOX 583—BEMIDJI, MINN. IIIIIMIIIHHMIIIIlmlHlllmlIllllllflllmflmnIIllIllIIlfiIlIIHIIIIIIIlE : " AMERICGAN FLAG - GOUPON No. 21 Present 6 of these' coupons ‘consecutively numbered-at the office of THE PIONEER with 98c ¢ash and get this'béautiful Flagsize 4 feet by 6 feet. 'with sewed stripes; guaranteed fas IIlIIIIIII"IIIIIII“IIIIIlllllIIIIIII‘lllli'FZ Realizing the need of every family in Bemidji and vicinity for an American Flag to display on patriotic holidays, we have arranged to supply a limited number to our readers at a ridiculously ‘smali cost: All you need to do is to clip six of the above coupons consecu- tively numbered and -present them at THE PIONEER office with 98¢ il cashand the Flag is yours.” Ten cents not called for. Phone 3-W; residence 694-W. Ofll“;;(},“’snt? ‘3;? Irvisie ARV? 99-J ? G. E. HICKERSON, Manager P e % R TN P R TR GENERAL"MERCHANDISE S b - : = (.h'ocerle;,‘.l ul:!-yp‘-goodttf“ Shoes; d e e e e e e L R S e our, Feed, etc.* CENTRAL . BUSINESS. MEN’S - ASS'N.-- INSURANCE V. G: SCHROEDER ! , ~ HEALTH AND ACCIDENT AR it - A - A Policy'Without-Exceptions or Restrictions e — { : ts :i‘;e&iflgiz if&):n :very known disease and for every and ” DRAY 2{}0 ¥14§N8FER v ?, We-insure you up to Fifty Dollars ($50:00) a week. — "°‘$3.Z§ Phonssig fmm' !, Land; 'Loans; Instranve and City Property Troppman Block Bemidji DEAN-TAND G0, I DRY: CLEANING Clothes lle:ners for. Mel?. ‘Women [ . and- Children” ; L HOGANSON “MUSICA RO Pianos, 'Organs, Sewing” Machipes 117 Third St.,; Bemidj! J..BISIAR, . Mgr-. - Phone 573-W FUNERAL DIRECTOR l{?NDflgE' T%]—',, 406 Beltrami Ave., Bemidjl, Minn. N. L. HAKKERUP PHOTOGRAPHER Photos Day and Night Third St. A Bemidji PHOTOGRAPHS i ! } | For the Boys in France Sittings Made Day or Night HAKKERUP STUDIO »’—w T - with the I Can:Hisure ANYT, = HING—, Wi Sec. Bank Bldg. | | | | DWIGHT D, MILLER | INSURANCE-SPECIALIST | | Bemidj, Minn. . - P, 0, Box 204 | | e ! 1 ST ! { i g | Defective