Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 28, 1918, Page 4

S | | § TR COUNCIL RESOLVES TO HELP. SECURE ARMORY (Continued from Page One) changes. Avenue A will © becomsa ‘Washifigton avenue, Avenue B,Iwyl be kno¥wn as Woods avenue, Avenue C, Lincoln avenue; Avenue D, Fun- ston;. Avenue E, Grant; Avenue F, Pershing, Avenue G, McKinley; Av- enue H, Scott; Avenue I, Wilson; Avenue J, Mills. No other changes lated. 3 pl i are present location to the right of way of ‘the Soo tracks, on the north side of the tracks, between America and Irvine avenues, was given its final .passage. It grants the privilege for périod of 20 years. Before allowing the change the council appointed a committee to make an investigation as to fire hazards and objections of property owners. The committee’s report was favorable. It is said the company intends to spend $20,000 in new brick buildings. = To Punish Vile Mouths. Another new ordinance was in- troduced that has to do with the use of language tending to provoke an assault. = This ordinance grew out of a recent incident in connection with solicitation of Red Cross funds during the recent drive, when a per- son solicited ejaculated ‘“To hell with the——— — ——— Red Cross. I wouldn’t give ’em a damn cent.” It is argued that such utterances would justify a man knocking the face off the disloyalist, and it is to punish the one inviting an attack that the ordinance was framed. It provides a fine of $100 or 90 days in jail, and is based upon the statute of the state. A complaint was entered by sev- eral residents to the effect that the road near the East Bemidji school was in such condition drivers were using the walks between the tele- phone poles and the yards of resi- dents. It will be taken care of. Eckstrum is Appointed. City Engineer Swinson announced that the water wells had been un- covered and should be investigated as to location by the water superin- tendent. It was then up to the coun- cil to make a permanent appoint- ment and L. P. Eckstrum, who has been acting in a temporary capacity, was named for the position by the council. The choice was unanimous. The city engineer’s estimate for proposed paving in the Fifth ward was $6,490, or about $368.33 per lot, additional paving in proportion ‘ap- proximately. ‘Referred to street and walk committee. A g nneapolis, May 28.—Word from suffrage workers at Washington célved at the headquarters of the Minnesota State Suffrage association indigated the federal amendment now before the United States senate for the®enfranchisement of women will probably not be brought to the vote before June 1. This will give suffragists all over the country several additional days in which to rally their forces and rain more resolutions and protests upon the senatorial body. TWO0 MORE ENLIST Mrs. M. Greenblat and little son returned yesterday from Duluth where they went to bid Mrs. Green- blat’s brothers, I. and N, Natelson, gaodbye, before they left for the gervice. Another brother, C. Natel- son, enlisted in the mnavy about a month ago. BASS ENLISTS TWO0 MORE Corporal Bass of the United States recruiting office here today sent two more to the colors, Richard D. Ken- nedy of Hibbing going to the medi- cal department and“Andrew R. Reyn- olds of Akeley going to the infantry. PREMIER AT THE FRONT (By United Press) Rome, May 28.—Premier Orlando is reported as having gone to the front. CLUB MEETING The_ meeting of the Missionary Study club of the Baptist church will be held next Tuesday, June 4, instead of tomorrow as planned. PROCEEDINGS CITY COUNCIL, BE- MIDJI, MINN. May 13, 1918. Regular_meeting of th City Council was called to order at 8 o'clock P. M. A quorum being present, Pres. Clark presiding. Roll Call Upon roll call the following alder- men were declared present: Bagley, Garlock, Backus, Palmer, Benner, Croon, Barnell, Clark. Absent: Phillippi, Smith Joanis. ¢ Minutes. Minutes of the last meeting were read *and approved. Bills. The following bills after being au- dited_were upon motion and second al- lowed! Pay roll, month April .. $1,164.33 Wes Wright, sprinkling sweeping month April ...... 339.00 Minn. Electric Light & Power Co.,' current library month of PN ) R PR R 2.30 Minn. Electric Light & Power Co, ‘pumping month April... 143.01 Minn. sBlectric Light & Power Co., (general lighting month of APTil o e 521.89 Minn. ~Electric- Light & Power Co., general lighting 5th ward 54.63 Street Gang qeneral street labor 350.67 FrankiCrowal, catching and dis- posing Of dOBS ..........-. 35.00 Jos_Hahn, scavenger work dogs 5.00 Waldorf Bindery, binding books . library . 37.00 Tioneer Pub. ) library .. 1.60 Beatrice Mills, phone service ac- count library . 3.95 Library Bureau, Hbrary .....%.ee0e 4.25 Duluth ‘Herald, renewal library 3.00 J. N. Johnson & Co., four motor truck tires .-..........00000n 200.00 Tormn Ward, jitney hires police s department ................. 4.75 ‘L. P, Eckstrum, suction pipe and material water depart- - Tment ....ieieeeeinns 44.75 W. S. Booth & Son., birth and death register . 4.60 . E. Battles, ' merchandise street department ... . 25 Ed Laflueur, hauling wi building and poor .... 12.00 Northwestern Telephone [ix- change Co., telephone services 5.30 T. W. Swinson, services city en- i 66.00 ter report . 3.00 Fred Petrie, boarding paupers.. 131.50 Sentinel Pub. Co., official print- ing ....... .. 70.80 Sentinel Pub. C - tionery 25.95 Pioneer Pu cations 48.75 Pioneer Pub. ballots, tionery, etc. ............ R. H. Schumaker, service count bridge bond issue.. C W. Vandersluis, expense wa- ter committee per resolution No. 1297 .i.eiereeeeerrnnnnns Ordinance. Ordinance No. 93 was read the sec- ond time. Second reading of Ordinance No. 94 was on motion of Bagley, seconded by Palmer, postponed until next regular meeting. Ordinance No. 95 was read the second time. 119.65 1,650.00 205.00 Resolution. Resolution No. 129 appropriating $205.00 for expenses incurred by com- mittee to investigate various = water work systems was read and declared passed and carried on the following vote: “Avyes,” Bagley, Garlock, Backus, Palmer, Benner, Croon, Barnell, Clark. Absent: Phillippi, Smith, Reports. Municipal court report for week end- ing April 8th showing $19.00 for the Nays none. Joanis. DOINGS OF THE VAN NOW THAT WE ARE QOING o TAKE A LoNG AVTo TRIP I MADE UP MY MIND TO GET THS ELEGANT TRAVELING KI'T HAVE WANTED SO LONGY AT 1 ISN'T 1T week ending April 17th; showing $17.00 for the week ending April 24th; show- ing $45.00 for the week ending April 30; showing $28.00 and for the week ending May 7th showing $105.00 paid the city treasurer were read and ac- cepted. Reports of the city treasurer and city clerk for the quarter ending April 30th were read and upon motion and ?econd referred to the finance commit- ee. The report of the special committee on investigation of water systems at various places was read by Mayor Van- dersluis, and was upon motion and sec- ond accepted and ordered filed. Report of city engineer on estimated cost of extension of water system from corner 9th and Miss. Ave., mnorth to 10th; thence welt to Park Ave., thence north to 12 street_was read and on mo- tion and second ldid on'the table until next meeting. Bids. Bids for the cleaning of the septic tank and removal of the sludge were opened and read, being as follows: Jos. Hahn, $290.00. Upon motion of Palmer, seconded by Garlock, theysaid bid was declared accepted. > e ' Miscellaneous. Bond of the Bemidjl Pioneer Pub. Co. for official printing in sum of $500.00 with the Fidelity and Guaranty Co. as surety was approved. Application - for change of location of Frank Dewey for pool room license No. 20 from Park Hotel to 209 Minn. Ave. Application of John Matland for pool room license andsapplication of C. G. Johnson for employment office license were read and referred to the license committee. Petition protesting a constructed by Mr. W. E. Dean facing Dewey Ave, was read and on motion and second referred to the street com- mittee. Mr. E. J. McCarthy, well contractor, addressed the council. It was moved by Palmer. seconded by Bagley, that we enter into contract with Mr. McCar- thy to clean one of the wells (No. 2). Carried. On motion of Backus, seconded by Palmer this matter was then referred to_the water committee. Mr. Elwell spoke about paving con- struction in 5th ward, which matter was on motion and second referred to the city engineer for estimate of cost of construction. Request of Mr. Zacharias, motor truck vacation with and. second certain fence for two weeks’ motion driver, pay was upon granted. Moved by Backus, seconded by Gar- lock that we purchase 2 pair boots “wa- ders,” and two, pair of high rubber l)lou‘ts. account street department. Car- ried. Tt was moved by Palmer, seconded by Backus that common street labor be n‘nlg on basis of $3.00 per day. Car- ried. N The following polling places and judges of election_for the primary elec- tfon to be held June 17th, 1918, were designated and named: First _ward—Polling place, Miller's store. Judges, J. J. Conger, B. Getchell, F. S. Arnold. Second ward—Polling place, City Hall. Judges, R. J. Fenton, C. C. Shepard, J. Williams. Third ward—Polling_place, Dicaire's log building. Judges, P. M. Dicaire, O. H._Stephens, John Ripple. Fourth ward—Polling place, Dailey's employment office. Judges, P R. Peter- son, John Kline, A. O. Akre Fifth ward—Polling place, fire hall. Judges. D. S. Kidder, Olson, Peter Wold. There being no further business it Nymore Archie was moved to adjourn. Adjourned. Approved, Attest: J. M. PHILLIPPI, GEO. STEIN, Acting Pres. City Clerk. 1d-528 LOONS GRAND IT HAS EVERY THING ) COMPLETE WNIVES FORKS SPOONS A PLATES <uPsS,3Ayc oLassE$ BVERYTHING You 5 AN THINK oF Took, AT ALl THE THNGS N THE LOWER COMBPART- AND \T ONLY EVERY BODY FOE DEVELOPS HEAVY ATTACK (Continued from page one) neously discharged by electricity. The result is unknown. Germans Attack Americans, ‘With the Americans in Picardy, May 28.—Three determined . large German raids were delivered this morning against the Germans in the vicinities of Fontaine, Ousmondidier and Cantigny. All were repulsed. The Germans lost heavily in theas- sault. The Sammies captured a German trench and held it until or- | dered to return to their own lines. During the attack of the Germans they attempted to take one of the Americans with them. His com- rades—leaped from the trench, killed the German party and rescued their pal. . 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BEMIDJI Stére will close at noon Decoration Day The - ‘Stout Woman--- Has Found Her Place MINN. ¥ ow Fashion on making the stout Avoirdu- AND :_am; FATHER AT THE PEREEC LOVESLY SET p; Ol WwWon'T 1 T B NICE. To HAVE ALC OUR. LUNCHE S Auto Livery and Taxi Service Day and Night Set¢ice. Office Remore Hotel, Cor. 3rd St. & Beltrami Ave. Office Phone 1 ~Residence Phone 10 - WM. M’CUAIG, Manager Free Air and Water Gasoline g il Cost very more at the . Cloud 0il Co. Filling Station Near Graat Northern Depot Drive right up and the man will help you fill your tank, tires and tubes.—No long waits. Quick Service Cet the Habit Use Purily Gasoline Phone 91 Remember, Wed.,, “Wheatless Day” 7 | o Beltrami-Aye,; Bho: Father has another guess coming LUNCRES | SAID ANYT LUNCHES'! The creamery has fresh buttermilk daiyl.-Try your-grocer first—a num- ber of them handle buttermilk.” The Créhmery. T 5 Bastt NOTICE. Adveruigemernts - in” ‘this column cost half sert:a: word per issue, when paid cash in advancu. No ad will be run for less than 10c per issue. Ads charged on our books cost one cent a word per issue. ~'No ads run sor legss than 26c. - = FOR SALE FOR SALE—Cheap, seed potatoes. Longballa residenee, 1012 Doud Ave. D 3-530 FOR SALE OR RENT—The Nation- al Meat Market. - Mathew- Larson. Phone 780-J. 3-5630 FOR SALE—Cheap, 160 acres of choice wild land in Beltrami County, 25 miles north of Kelliher, Minn., on main road to Baudette} Minn. No timber. or' stones and terms write L. A. Sitzman, 767 Ohio St.. St. Paul, Minn. 2-528 FOR SALE—General store in Nebish, Minn. Good business. Only store in village. Must sell on account of draft call. F. A, Markus, Nebish, Minn. - 6-528 | FOR SALE OR RENT—Furaished six-room house, large porch. Type- writer for sale. Magnetic treat- ments. References. 1237 Dewey Ave, Phone 161-J. 6-528 FOR SALE—Timber lands. Large or small tracts. See H. Nesgoda at 407 Minn. Ave, or write Box 287, Bemidji, Minn. 1 mo-610 FOR SALE—Six-room house on easy payments. John F. Gibbons. 659tf FOR SALE—Five-room cottage with _ city water and sewer. Lot is 30x150 feet and runs out to the lake. Inquire at 1204 Dewey Ave. or call 276. 52tf “FOR SALE—Full blooded Irish-water spaniel pups, six weeks old: Price, crated and shipped, males $4, fe- . Er- 8-529 males, $2. 0. A. Carlson, skine, Minn. ke s . WANTED WANTED—Maid . to assist with housework. No cooking. Good home for right girl. Phone 755-W. - 1218 Bemidji Ave. | 528tf | WANTED—Girl for general house-). v:.ét}nplx AN work, family".of t WANTED — Night. porter, —Apl Markham Hotel. - WANTEFKitphgnwg_l_fl ‘at - Hotel Markham. T UTB28tE WANTED-—Competent girl for gen- eral-housework, $6 per week. 703% emidji Ave, :.Phone. 433. ‘5,2‘7,&5‘ ANTED—GIr] af 719 . Belframi Ave,' Mrs. Fred Brinkman.; Phone’) 574. 524tf; WANTED—Woman cook. Brickson: _ Hotel. work. Mrs. Tom Smart. Phone 58. Fay Hen 515t WANTED—Salesmen and ngnis, Be independent—make money—build a.business of your own, -We want men and women, with awtomobile or rig preferred, to handle the EL- TINOLEAN PHONOGRAPH, in town and country, from’ house to house. It's a winner. Sells at half “ the price of others.. Looks, plays and sounds just as good. -Plays all records without extra attachments. Show it—play. it—sell it. Hun- dreds of others are doing-it. Easy profits of $60 to $100 a week. Real workers make much more. Write quick and get good terri- tory. Chas. H. Elting & Co., 1516 ‘Wabash Ave., Chicago, Ill. 6-61 WANTED—Order clerks and . ware- housemen. We have several open- ings for men under 21 or over 31. Steady work and good opportunity to learn a business. Apply in per- son or write Marshall Wells Com- pany, Duluth, Minn. 3-529 FOR RENT FOR RENT—Furnished summer cot- “tages at Lavinia, Lake Bemidji, Minn. Apply Thomas Roycraft, Lavinia, Minn. ~ 523tf FOR RENT—Summer cottage. John F. Gibbons. Telephone 929. b59tf FOR RENT — Modern furnished room. 1023 Minn. Ave. Phone 317-R. 420t LOST AND FOUND TOST—BIIl book contalning $18 Tn bills of three fives and three ones, recognization card of Crookston mill, name R. W. Redal. Finder re- turn to Pioneer for reward. 3-529 G0 ON A TRIP WE'Lt- DO ALt A OUR EATING IN ROTELS ! well situated. For particulars and ° ’ 516tf WANTED—GIrl for general house-