Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 5, 1918, Page 2

B s BEMIDH DAILY PIONEER i . @. H. CARSON - 3. H. DENU BEMIDJI BOY ‘WEARING GOLD STRIPE FOR SERVICE By : i BUSINESS The foilowing is an extraet from SN ; ? F &iPRGFESSIONAL a letter received by Mr, and :Mrs. W. E. Dean of Lake Boulevard from:their 3 ? " S i son, Ed Dean, who is ‘“over there.” DOCTORS The letter was received Monday: A o : ; g = s DR €.-R: SANBORN" 8 0! m “Was sworn into the.army May - [ & ) THLBRIK !"v 18, 1917, and. considering. the. many/{: -« gl E s R - PHYSICIAN: AND SURGEON Entered at the:postoftice at Bemid ;.mnn.. as _second-class- matter f:‘f:t”;’l’;‘;? ‘1)‘::: g‘:fil;)l'{lcekgflgxo& . s Y L i Office—Miles Block, under act of Congresa of March 3, A - y mously healthy and in good spirits; ‘ ' ' ‘ i L B, ‘ ; ton: Writer! a [ e £ e e os v 1| | T . 3 s ‘ " DR.E H, SHITH ° dontpibutions. Writer’s name m ed to a gold stripe on my arm for E T a; 4 : - pazioution et g Tt R ™ | vt Sl ok tion s | | WM - Laara to bo neat puddritty. AR 2 b i e >omm! ons: for v v : line. Have outlived: enough: trouble 3 . i Y 3r i 1 Office-Security Ban! ock: mg;n;n'fgse-g-ymt Qi woek 1o tnsure publieation in the current tssue. f]|line. Havo Satiived onoheh troghls St gives the:quick dressy shine and makesgour . ————— e 12 (Mother's Day) was declared a @siwe” 10““- & Askxyourm“ther to vt youa. 3§85 SUBSCRIPTION BATES 5 &y of Test, the first we-have, had : = - . x DR, E. A. SHANNON, M. D for a long time. The chief topic of o 4 \ bt 5§ ¢ g . gidy Ao . conversation is about home anl:l the : &llm “oME sn 29 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON U.'S. in which we all have supreme The genaine bristle dauber Office in Mayo-Block and lamb’s wool:polisher:; ‘Ree...Phone. 387 confidence. Do not- send--anything make shoe ghining easy more at present as about every six days we have to give over every- © Ask Nearest Store BLACK —TAN—WHITE — RED Phone 396 : me‘-u%‘ e of the week. | Published. wnr;- Thursday and ullv.whn ::'gmou«foi, in advance $1.50 DR. L. A. WARD ~ PHYSICIAN-"AND-SURGEON i Bemidjt; Minn. thing we do not absolutely need: “Homer I. Smith and Francis Heaney, my old school chums, who both admit they are good fliers, will soon be here to direct our gun fire. Am writing this in the cellar of a| No.156 Ry e dilapidated house, surrounded by a - I ;DRS:; GIEMORE: & MoOANN BRYAN VS.'LA FOLLETTE: ‘After eight months the senate committee on privileges and elections has made:a start in the case of Senator LaFollette, whose speech at St. Paul last September has been made the basis of an attempt to de;})rive himt }(:f his sea.zt in t{ll(:. ienalte.t By counsel, the senator. declares to the committee that whatever ity he ::ied’was:entirely within his rights and that:he can adduce &g;aeolfle];fi o EKMXB:?:: mw‘n evidence for anything which he did say. Upon one point, at y Hearing -Laem. least, the evidence should be called for.. If Senator LaFollette| This is a purely local event. - can prove that Mr. Bryan, while secretary of state, warned the| It took place in Bemidii. president that the Lusitania, Not in some faraway place. % lot of ‘dough boys’ who are in a sol- PHYSICIANS AND:SURGEONS dier’s seventh Heaven, as it is pay : Oftice=—Miles’ Bioek lo CENTS GALLON ; Ibertson Block Office Phone 158 | IEYE EAR NOSE THROAT OF LOCAL INTEREST on her last trip, was carrying am- munition and that Americans should not be permitted to take X:{egffofigtfi';,?;‘g:fgg?;;‘;d; passage on her, he certainly should be called upon to produce| To .conform & citizen’s statement. the evidence which his‘counsel says he possesses in detail. -Any. article that is endorsed at This is more than an issue of veracity between Mr. Bryan, l“’}’;"mom worthy. of -confidadce who-has denied the assertion, and Senator LaFollette who ad-| Than one you know nothing about, mits that he said it. It is an.issue which involves: the good| ‘Endorsed by unknown people. faith of the administration, at a time when our rights upon the Glasses Fitted DENTISTS. DR/ J. W, RICH ‘Wm. Barnes, foreman - in saw O-° C e o 1C a mills, 316 American St. Bemidji, sea were in jeopardy and when, as many people thought and|says:” “About a year ago I e - N DENT still think, no effective action was being taken to maintain our|and it settled on my. kidneys. and Bemidji’s. all the year round-livery. - Service is: first on?mc;ix WL;filrg-‘gowser Blsd-fe' = (:) one-’ o Res. - caused me a lot of annoyance. My kidneys acted too freely. I had pains across the small of my back dand it was hard for me to keep going, I was so lame. I'used a box of Doan's Kidney Pills and was cured of the trouble, I have never been bothered since.” i Price 60c, at all.dealers. - Don't class: always. - Best: of horses;-rigs-and- automobiles. _ Also an enclosed auto truck for the use of campers. AN SR IR i B AT POGUE’S OLD: BARN,; Cor. 3rd St. and Irvine Avenue.: : . DR @ M. PALMER ' * national prestige. If the democrats, who hold the majority of the ‘committee which is dealing -with:the LaFollette case, show reluctance. to permit:LaFollette to_present his. evidence on this point, some means must be devised by .the.republican members of the committee to make sure that the facts are brought out. Here .is a case.where “pitiless publicity” is necessary, if it Phone 3-W;:residence 694-W. - . DENTIST . F- Hl C K E RSON > Office Phone 124" Residence 346 Miles Block, Bemidji Manager ever was : imply ask for & kidney Temedy—get simply ask for a kidney remedy—ge! s MY 0 - EOPLE lIa[oan’sB Kidney ]rl(lils”—-the ‘Same -that 0 DR g‘mm 4 E. FAIR TO THE P ,|Mr. ‘Barnes had. Foster-Milburn " : SHOULD B g Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.—Adv. ' North of Markham Hotel Tel.> 230 In the discussion of putting the government “lid” on the "I| Gitbons Block manufacture of beer and- spirituous-ilquors during the period of the war, a dispatch from Washington says the fuel admin- istration is authority for the statement that the 30 -per cent reduetion order to brewers and their ilk, which went.into effect April 1 under a voluntary agreement expires June 30, saved much fuel. We are not trying to “run the war” but we are firmly convinced that if the government desires to:evidence its fair intent to the loyal people of the:nation it will not compel them to sacrifice, to conserve-and save on necessary fuel and cereals, while- the- liquor: interests: wax fat: on their .ABSOLUTELY i USELESS business; which is -ABSOLUTELY not the slightest DR. D. L STANTON DENTIST Office in. Winter-Block VAUDE- &= @l || ' . = . . LAWYER " The Dixie Trio Miles. Block i» With usual pictures Phone- 560 assistance in “winning-the war”. as everybody knows. o e 4 . = 5 ¢ The thing to do, if the government heads wish to hold THURSDAY il - Sy Y L DOCTOOBWALD LINDE o confidence in the food administration; - would be to kick out the FRIDAY- : Acl\:tem :nd m'::hronltc Diseates G o andle W great success.. booze and beer manufacturers and save food and-fuel for those who have given their.sons; fathers-and brothers to the war, and the millions who are digging into. their-pockets and supporting the government in its war work, with-the cost of food-and fuel and everything else soaring:like.an aeroplane. —0 ‘1st Nat: Bank Bldg. Phone 406-W F'Hours 10-12 a. m.; 2-6 7-8 p; m. SATURDAY o &//- VET%RIN’ARKY‘ U%EON i e - . Oftice" and: Hospital - : Boon to. Business " [Rifome, amd ol 3 cooms s DON'T PILLORY THE POOR. ‘ 6 In Philadelphia several of the “four minute men” Who|—————=—-=oo=oxo=— n We Are Pre ared. ¥ deliver WOODSTOCK Type- ‘ Srd Bt and Trvine Ave. assisted in the last-Liberty Loan drive made a practice of re- - e T:ew dfig{ ! Type?vriite:s gromguy higsol\;delr(ed = s WK 30 TRV i i ¢ ] ] once. e Woods riter Company roken ’ > J ferrmg ke PeoPle ioL e n0t~ buy hongs frad SIaCk?rs' The ENTERPR]SE AUTO Co' records, and in spite of war conditions has increased its Office: Phone 3-1:1' ){Ies; 99-J committee in charge of the drivein that city have since taken ] A r ) tont three tipeadn six monthe. in order to meet.the - A ® 3-R pains to disavow this harsh language and promise that it will Auto Livery and Taxi Service || i Srowing Business demand. for this popular machine rd St and:Iryine Ave. - not be repeated in any future drive in-which they take part. Ofg:g R:i‘oerxh!t{ otszll.“cceori * Thousands of businoss firms are thankful to theTWoods_t:;ck BUSINESS ~di iti i P . : the machine of the hour; a standard, ey Typewriter, - There has been too much of adisposition to pillory people 3rd St. & Beltrami. Ave. e endorsed by the best operators; something better at the time GENERAL MERCHANDISE who have not been able to conform'to preconceived standards Office Phone. 1 of greatest need; A Friend Indeed. +lGroceries, - Dry: :Goods, Shoes, set:up for them.by others. » The general spirit of the American s . Flour, . people has been most praiseworthy in every appeal which has Re"dfnce Phone 10 ‘ INVESTIGATE~Order Now. to be Sure. W, ‘;frs;fi%?dfi;fin been made to them—and the best evidence of this is to be found WM. WCUAIG, Phone 922 . BEMIDJI PIONEER Bemidji i . Bemidji i Phone' 65 in the fact that so large a percentage.of the population have Manager become subscribers to the Liberty Bonds in all issues. “Harsh words break:no bones,” to be sure, as the old adage | DMY:%bs%ng ! has it; but they- do not contribute to good feeling, either. Res. Phone 68 ‘;1’:??:5““ —o0 HOME FOLKS- LIKE HIM. The republican primaries in Pennsylvania confirm and strengthen Senator.Penrose in the leadship of the party in his home state. It has been the fashion in some quarters to sneer ! at Penrose, to .question his usefulness. as a senator and as a republican; but the fact remains that he retains the confidence of his party, associates.at home—which is the biggest asset any public man-can have. Office .Phone 12 i Land, Loans, Insurance and. - e City ‘Property Troppman Black - GOOK AND IRON- "IN COOL EOMFORT THIS SUMMER: ; Electrical appliances offer you the opportunity to economize in household oper- ations, and keep you.out of a HOT, STUFFY' kitchen— AND YOU HELP YOUR GOVERNMENT ‘BY-SAVING-- ~=FUEL : --FOOD = ‘ A --LABOR ‘ doan er plowe sy < FUNERAL DIRECTOR . --TRANSPORTATION | ol Hotpoint Grill, Ovenette, Toaster; Perculator, all in cool comfort—and right at the table—so handy. Bemidji and- Children e i DRY- Clothes 'Jl%lgegs for Eeg Women —o | Strange that Ex-Czar Nicholas has not thought of sharing the lecture platform with the other ex-celebraties. HE GAVE HIS SHIRT OFF HIS BACK How an Italian Officer Traveling on Train Helped-a New Born Baby. One of the ways to say that & man | wretchedly poor and disheartened is good hearted is to descend to ex- | mother had been jammed in with the pregsive Americanese slang and say | hundreds of other: frightened Italians “he’d_give you his shirt.” on the same train. Hungry, tired and help you to, serve the meals 405 Beltrami Ave., Bemidil; Minn. N. L. HAKKERUP A young Italian officer did exactly|miserable-and in a frightfully weak- PHOTOGRAPHER that—gave, the shirt off his back to & | ened condition, she had scarcely suffi- T TO AN Photos Day-and. Night baby. just born. . It was.during a filght | clent clothes for herself, not to speak ATTACH Y 1Y - Thira st. Bemidji — }, ¥ of the:Italian refugees-just-after -the | of properly caring for a newborn babe. g Itallan army had been tricked by the| The young officer stripped himself of | Austrians. his shirt, and there among this fright- ; Here's.the story: 3 ened, half starved, forlorn crowd the An Italian officer, who. had been a|poor Italian infant was wrapped in its volunteer worker at the station when | first body covering. the crush -came through, walked into{ -Mother and. babe were afterwards LAMP-SOCKET For.the Boys in France Sittings: Made Day or Night COST LITTLE TO USE HAKKERUP STUDIO { PHOTOGRAPHS - | I the-American ‘Red--Cross office at Bo-| nursed back to health, clothed and : i ‘ i logna, Italy, and told of & poor young |looked after by fhe American Red Come in any day and let us.have the pleasure of demonstrating to you. x?_mnwignhtm]) N 1%‘(_;_ i $ woman who had given birth to a baby | Cross.. And this is only one small, is- - = = ‘ WE CAN | &S on the train in which he was riding a|olated incident among thousands that Minneso‘a E’OO‘I‘ IG nght & POWGI' GO. ; . Insure Anything Anywhere Offices S ; few night’s preyiously, They had been [ come under the working. of the Red 1 Security Bank Bldg.—Tel. 747 riding -for _aver .16 -hours,. and _the| Cross, + + —+— flfT o et izt ..is ey i e S S— — * .....’—.-——— | ! Defective