Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 25, 1918, Page 2

" BEMIDJIDAILY PIONEER. A THE BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING CO. @ B. CARSBON ' » B. E. DERU _TELEPHONE 932 Entered at the postoffice at Bemlfljg. Minn, as second-class matter .| " under act of Congress of. March 8, 1879, : ntion paid to annonymous contributions. = Writer's name must 5 ‘bl:lgx%;ltiuto othewedltor, but not mecessarily for publication. " “Communications for the Weekly Ploneer must reach this office. not . later than Tuesday of each week to insure.publication in the current fssue, — : SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL SR THE WEEELY PIONEER S Ceah Ten Dagel taini: summary of the news o wee od . every flnrld:'r"::d nn?n:leszn paid to nnz 'gflarm, for, in advance $1.50 OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY PROCEDINGS R SOME PERSONS IN PERPLEXING PREDICAMENT Somebody seems to be in as comfortable a predicament as the fabled individual who was situated between his Satanic ‘majesty and the deep blue, judging from reports from Wash- ington concerning the proposed bone dry amendment for the .period of the war. : : ik s ; Now comes a man of prominencé who tells the committee that he has it from high authority that the delay in the powers that be favoring the amendment is that they are afraid of the result-of the next presidential election. He also asserted that he had it and had it right that some of the leading dry leaders were in secret conference with enemies of the proposed amend- ment and gave the date and where held, whereat a reopening of the investigation of seeming “checker play’” was ordgred by those interested. LA It is also asserted that if the ernment powers the foes of liquor'will go after the president’s scalp next election. A : . . ——0. SHOULD MAKE SMALL ECONOMIES In the present drive for War Savings Stamps the govern- ment puts it up to us all to make small economies toward a great cause. The Liberty bond issues call upon ‘us to look ahead and balance the difference between income and outgo, and figuring carefully to devote the utmost we can toward the purchase of bonds. After we have done this, the small sacri- fices we can make from time to time can be turned toward Thrift and War Savings Stamps. As this interest is an amount beyond the ordinary income, applying it to this purpose will ‘not be felt as a deprivation, and the aggregate amount, if so applied, will be of great assistance to the government, : s Ve OF COURSE ANYONE IS ENTITLED TO A GUESS We may be mistaken but mebbe we are “warm’ on the so- lution as to that new arrangement whereby no one may havé groceries, bundles, packages nor merchandise delivered from stores or dealers hereafter, as a conservation measure, so or- dered by thestate food administration. - Perhaps it is believed a useless expense for the reason prices.are so high the average family man can’t buy more than he can conveniently carry, hence ne horse and wagon, nor motor delivery truck, is needed. & : 0 As expected, all those, who never for years voted anything else but a Socialist ticket, sought to gain control of the Repub- lican party last Monday, but loyalty won and the Kaiserites will have to lay down. An oath meant nothing to them, they were there to vote as the Kaiser wanted them to do.—Spooner News. e _rCAR The sooner the north end gets its divorce case against Be- midji seftled, the sooner it will be worth while for north end men to thnik about running for a county office. Bemidji has again exemplified its extreme hoggishness by denying us even a chance on the. November ballot.—Williams Northern Light. RIS A The United States has made wonderful advances in the dye industry during the past year, and is making many dyes that were formerly procured from Germany. The Germans, on the other hand, have been industriously dying lately. RN e T It was a dirty Irish trick for those Bemidji fellows to coddle Norris into running for register of deeds, and then de- livering Light. News to Bemidji. A T T The Minnesota Dry Federation is advertising a meeting in the Bemidji “village hall.” Here is a chance for the Bemidji Pioner to bite somebody.—Baudette Region. ; At which the Region isn’t so slow. —_—— g “Preserve to our use the kindly fruits of the earth” is the earth” is the petition we are making to the housewives of America. e ) America’s colors—the blue field, the white stars, the red stripes, the white white stripes—and never, never a yellow streak. 5 ———o0 ' If America could have foreseen the consequences she would never have invented the submarine. AR-WHICH [S YOUR AW | roads running north out: of Bemidji “ter’the following letter she had re- ‘amendment is-opposed by gov- |- *poorest tramp in the world would have him only twenty-seven votes.—Williams Northern |- X KKK HKKEKKKHK KK : * WO, TO0_AUTO® VE% Sl ««‘«'H «04 *Ui #33‘{#- Kx| (Contributed) i We ‘are living along the state and almost every day. we note autes ing driven much faster than the state law for speeding allows, even | outside of the city limits. Some autoists' seem: to think' that the country people do not know any~ thing about the law as to speeding, and so ignore all laws. s = Just the other day, a man driving an auto along the road near the Spur school house, ran over a small black dog, mangling its hind' legs up hor- ribly, and ctill drove on, leaving the injured dog to+ suffer,, A ' jitney driver coming along Boon after-saw the dog and went to the mearest house to get a gun to:shoot' the dog, and thus end his pitiful sufferings. The lady had no gun but went to a|. neighbor’s’ house and: asked’them ‘to shoot the dog. - A. young'boy, the son of - Willlam Blakely, -shot € V Ktamer S burn, Pai of | < - thfi’mi‘t‘serable eeli gs are caused heavy, ‘‘bloated’’ sensation that fol-. {&vlv: ; full meal, robs good ' living of et Gerlinger, postmaster .at: Spur. % - -We hope that the party who ran over the dog will see thig article, and also other reckless autoists.' ¥ say,' “just a dogi” but next may be a-person, then what? BED, BATH.AND BOARD | E=ia'sl é 5 ; b A e calls this great stomach relief EATONIO, and it certainly is making a wonderful record. Countless thous- to stomach weakness? . Kramer, the man who sure, quick relief for indigesfion, dys- fepsiu, ‘‘sour stomach,’’ heartburn, ormationof painful gasds, ‘‘bloat- £ it . e % ands giégpfiofiple wll;o ggrénerl ap- . k - fy . o o proached eir mea Wi read, now Brings Heaven' a Little Nearer fto cat.theie i of thei favorit foods A . e without fear of the after-effects. .an Ammcan Sammle 2 Mr, Kramer says: ‘‘My EATONIC * tableta are the scientific solution of the age-old- problem of indigestion and all forms of stomach misery. - A mother who'is a Red Cross work- ‘er in her Hiome town gave to her chap- takers. Here Is ivhat happenéd to e’ “First 1 had a bath, a real one, with plenty ‘of soap -and ‘water. While I -was getting clean my .clothes, every titch, were cleaned and “sterilized. Then 1 had a meal of real American cooking, actually sitting down at a ta: ble'toeat it After that I went into the ceived) from*her son in Eranc v “It you could- have seen-ine -yester-| day, when I left:trenches which the rains have ‘turped’into open ‘s&W éven you would never have known me, 1 was'mud from head'to foot, ered Lwith crawling things' that - the and’haircut. Theb, being a gentlethan of leisure,.1 strolled into the -canteen’ movie - theater and saw some good American-lilms. However, I soou turn- .ed -in- for the pight Into a clean. dry _bed that felt like heavén—or hone. B “And now this morning, after u tine breakfast, I am sitting in the canteen writing this letter to you:and waiting comfortably for ‘my train. You just can't possibly Imagine what these Red Cross:women are doing for us:soldiers and for the French and English. too. Each canteen takes care of thousands every day. R : “They make us feel“like human be- ings once again and give us the nerve to go'on with this‘game of licking the Kalser. -And when we win you cau glve a good share of the victory to the american LRed Cross.” run from me, and”I fairly. ached for rest, = “You .8ee, my. first furlough had be« gun,-and’1 caught & train for Parls, We were packed Into a freight car, Travel 18 80 -congested we spent most of our time stopping. At last, ‘when night came, we were dumped-out:at a railway- junction with'the information that- tite train for. Paris would be aloag the next day. Canteen Like New York Hotel: “] tell you 1 was’dlsconraggd. Then suddenly across. the tracks from our. station, I saw an American Red Cross canteen, and all my troubles were at an_end. “I:ots of ;people must have the same idea of these canteens. that I used to have—just little “sfacks where yon were handed out a cup of sloppy: cof. fee.. We are all _wrong. These Red Cross places ‘beat a- New “York hiél for variety of service, even if ‘they don’t have ‘the gilt furniture and ti 3 P T AR Notice tod4y’s Want Ads, back page. Real.Gravely Chewing Plug gives a pure, clean tobacco taste—alasting tobaccosat- isfaction that the chewer of ordinary tobacco doesn’t get. Peyton Brand - Real Gravely ~ Chewing Plug [ Gravelylastssomuchlongeritcosts Romore to chewthanordinary plug P. B. Gravely Tobacco Company anviflo, Virginia ernment to save tion of our line. ELKO BUILDING : a'):rus'j Eatonic Rids Weak ‘ Stomachs of Acids, Gas, Heart- and All Distress”. by an upsét stomach! . That dull, pleasures. Isthereany wayout - originated ' Cagcarets, “has found a. canteen barber shop and had a shave | ‘| the**Plcasant Pellets’ as a purgative and Women War on Waste| So many of the loyal women of this community are doing everything possible to co-operate with the gov- roo>— | HOTPOINT LABOR—— | ELECTRIC HOME CONVENIENCES We are sure you, too, would be eager to help if you but knew all about the remarkable helpfulness of Hot~ points.. Therefore, we cordially invite your inspec- Minnesota Electric Light and Power Co. e “9' ] ¢ TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1918 . The creamery has fresh buttermilk :| daiyl. Try your grocer first—a num: ber of them handle buttermilk. The: freamery. ; 5281t - BUSINESS || & PROFESSIONAL | . DOCTORS S { PHYSICIAN ‘AND SURGEON . Ofice—Miles Block DR. E. H: 8k ; PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ! Office Security Bank Block : o “EATONIC neutralizes the acids that form’ the &ainful gases, “‘sweet-, eng the stomach, and gives the gas- tric juice & chance to as it should. 5 % ‘“To promote sapgetifle and aid di- ‘gestion, take EATONIC—one or two after each meal.: ‘They are perfectly harmless. ) . “For distress after eating; sour, ‘‘gassy,’’ acid stomach, vertigo, nau- sea and belching, and that :wretched, puifed-up, ‘‘lumpy”’ feeling; after over-eaging; there 18 nothing to com- pare with EATONIQ tablets.: So don’t suffer another day when you, can be relieved so quickly.”’, - All druggists sell and recommend EATONIC; guaranteed:to do all that is claimed gr money cheerfully re- funded. Ask your druggist?for EATONIC or send to Eatonic Rem- edy Co.; Chioago, Il “DR. E. A. SHANNON, M, D. PHYSICIAN AND - SURGEON : Office in Maye Block Phone 398 Res. Phone -397.|: v ' DR: L. A: WARD : . PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Bemidji, Minn. > 0" ity worl " DRS, GILMORE & MoCANN PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS: ‘Oftice—Miles Block, I Tyt Y AND SURGEON .- ¥ .| Ibertson Blocks Office Phone 163 Peacocks in Solomon’s ‘Days, - Among’ the natural products of the land of Tarshish which Solomon’s fleet brought to Jerusalem mention is made of® peacocks (I Kings''10:22, and II Chron. 9:21). y : DR. EINER JOHNSON PHY‘SICI_AN AND SURGEON 4 Bemidii, Minn. A. V. GARLOCK, M. D. . BPECIALIST . 2 EAR NOSE THROAT “Glasses Fitted DENTISTS DR. J. W, DIEDRICH : DENTIS ° Office, O’Leary-Bowser Bldg Office Phone 376-W Res. 376-R Uncle Eben. 5 “I has noticed,” said Uncle Eben, “dat .de ‘man- dat sho’ nuff does- big things ain’t got very much time foh talkin’ big.” ’ EYR One Was Overlooked. Father says he doesn’t recall that Be Kind to Animals Week brought him any unusual attéention—Toledo Blade. f DR. J. T. TUOMY DENTIST North of Markham Hotel Gibbons Block Tel. 230 Mothers of Minnesota, Prepare! B e ea IOl DENTIST * Office in Winter Bloek When a girl becomes a woman, when 4 woman becomes a mother, and when a woman passes through the changes of middle life, are the, three periods of life when hcalth and strength are most needed to withstand-the-pain and distress often’ caused:by severe ‘organic disturbances. -Many thousands in Min- nesota” would “testify’ just as do the following : ‘St PApr, MinN—“After my first child it left me in a very - nervous, weak- ened and - run-down condition. " I also suf- fered with headaches At this time I found t wonderful relief in } Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. It soo built me- up in good .condition and my headachc was cntirely™ - cured, I have great faith in this medicine andrhave recommend- ed it to other women. I have also used GRAHAM M. TOREANCE LAWYER ' Phone 660 CHIROPRACTOR Miles Block DOCTOR OF CHIRI(‘)P A%T’IC ‘ Acute. "~ and Chronic. Diseases handled with great success. 1st Nat: Bank Bldg. Phone 406-W Hours 10-12 a. m.; 2-6 7-8 p. m. VETERINARIANS - VETERINARY SURGEON Office and Hospital .8 doors west of Troppman’s. Phone No. 209 3rd St. and Irvine Ave. W. K, DENISON, 1. V. 1. v vn?mmg sy A i Office Phone 3-R Res. 99-J 3rd St. and Irvine Ave. “elp. “My daughter has also used ‘it with sencfit. 1 have, and can truthfully re- commend the Favorite Prescription.”— Mgs. S. M. Tuompson, 7 E. 31st St. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is fot a secrct remedw for all the ingredi- ents are printed-ca the wrapper., Al drugeists, Liquid or Tablets, 60 cents. — { havg always found thm;n[ to b?z efielvcifi‘lt.e - BUSINESS an n o n-griping.”—>MRgs. * R. cL. e HouMes, 466. Farrington Ave. o GEI;IERA% MERCHANDISE i MixneapoLss; Minn—“I -used Dr. TOCeE esl:‘lourwpeegm:?‘ Shoes, Picrce’s Favorite Prescdption at two WG > ,28Le: 50 different times and-have found if a great Bemidji © scnom;%’%one P 7 . DRAY AND TRANSFER Res. Phone 58 818 America _ Office Phone 12 1 “TOM SMART 1 tablets; —— DEAN LAND CO. Land, Loans, Insurance and — City Property Troppman Block y Bemddji ING DRY CLEAN Clezners for Men, Women and Children i Clothes | DRY CLEANING HOU W HOQGANS QN:BROS. PRO MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Pianos, Organs, Sewing Machines 117 Third St., Bemidjl J. BISIAR, Mgr. Phone 573-W FUNERAL DIRECTOR M. E. IBERTSON UNDERTAKER 405 Beltrami Ave., Bemidji, Minn. N. L. HAKKER PHOTOGRAPHER Photos Day and Night Third St. Bemidji — PHOTOGRAPHS For the Boys in France Sittings Made Day or Night HAKKERUP STUDIO NORTHERN MINN. AGENCY -—Dwight D. Miller— WE CAN Anything Anywhere Offices Security Bank Bldg.—Tel. 747 ] | Insure 52 IS SRR, e WIS RS S SRS PHONE 26