Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 27, 1918, Page 4

+pair their efficiency while -they are -_the typewriter. FHE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER = PAGE FOUR 5 P band.” - 877.000 DRAFTESS WILL 28 : _UNITED PRESS MAN {less a man is gassed within a couple| NEW BOAT SERVICE SOON TO e b T5 aes Bofiie ADD ONAL UNITED ERESS MAN < rory | e S e ot um o ™" A TGURATED ON. Lo Bl ot e ol s b E CATERD Y whgr vaan ADDITIONAL LOCALS departnient is planning to call 877,- Tams Bixby, president: of the 000 men betweesn August 1 and Janh- uary 1 next, Senator Chamberlain 2 : 3 tops will be made at La- -Depending on patronage, Bemidji|soon and s to putting on his mask and keeping|will have lake service -this season,|vinia, Birchfltllfln' alfld Dlflmond Pt:i!‘lit it on. according ' to John 'Zacharias, trck and also at other places if warranted. ) told the senate yesterday. Thbrealls work their guns in artillery | driver for the. fire department, he| . TR : ] ¥ : A posli‘;gns with_igas smasks on wl'xegxi haying gumnatum a-motor 1a‘u:;w PHILIPP SEEKS mnWISGONsm ggpttgm)tei; "1‘5“6‘31) :}u%‘;:g.b egi_ (o e zfi‘t"%fiwzh?}i&?fifg' C 08, % 7 ) % Bud Tar N 5 s » 3 ) = fifi';'i“fi,“fimnbu?ft z‘;nl%?ldrn?j 1 ‘:tl::‘”;go’;)l;":,}:zgcgg’{;z% ootg ) Madison, Wis., June 27.—~Governor | 000; November, 150,000; December, | only 25¢, at usual places. have. just walked outside and had|trips and delivery. - The new boat | L« Philipp* today made public his| 125,000, The 2,000 remaining troops i ; a look at a Boche airplane and the|gervice will be inaugurated tonight candidacy for election to a - third| will be replacement troops.: Thege ' Miss Helen Gearey of Pine burst of anti-aircraft shells about{with a trip around the lake 'for the|term. He will base his campaign on|draft calls will -entirely oxhaust|is the guest of Miss Dorothy Cari it, and returned—with the mask still his war record, a statement indicates. ' Class 1, Senator Chamberlain said. | She*will remain until over 8 » AR ANAAAAAAAANANANANANANANA gl o8 on. The ‘“windows” are clear enough nable me to see the black dot— | ASTOUNDING REPORT ; zfleeBoche—‘-in the sky. Forty min- FOR BEMIDJI midji Pioneer Publishing ‘comp: g utes have passed: since I put on the returned thi§ morning from a : d this story. The wife of a mercnaut had stom- ‘ ‘| ness trip to Minneapolis. Hagkcand Jatans .. |ach trouble so bad she could eat ‘ ; : ' ; L : nothing but toast, fruit and hot wa- g : Miss Rose. Ashenbrenner and OLD ‘DAYS RECALLED . |ter. Everything else would sour and : . 2 Ella Wick have returned from a : terment. 'ONE SPOONFUL . buck- : days’ vacation at Bemidii and Maple % thig story isn’t just about as good) oo . i0eq were held for the first|thorn bark, glycering, etc., as mixed 10 CENTS GALLON Lake.—Grand Forks Herald. =7 , as my copy written under —normall, =ef¥ S8R U (ior: Vears in the|in Adler-i-ka ° benefited her ' IN- : 3 ; e e 1 conditions, schoolhouse in Rockwod township, |STANTLY. ‘Because - Adler-i-ka . : L 2 e Armstrong will leave This mask is an_absolute guard i ;yo0q county, yesterday, by Rey.|fushes the ENTIRE slimentary tract e : : is evening for Fort Ripley whera against gas. If you have it on prop-{y,"s""g e He expects to organize|its relleves ANY CASH constipation, . ;he 1w lrl visit her sister, Mrs. Chi erly and keep it on until the danger| “g © 3.v " <cnool there in the near|Bour stomach or gas and prevents ap- : . stal; ) ofrr;::lrly 'tMlss Gladys is past you are not going to be gas-| . . 1o Today he is attending a camp | pendicitis, It has QUICKEST action 3 Tong of this city, during the we sed. The Boche introduced gas, but | oo o) “"Moose Creek township. —|of anything we ever sold. City Drug end. ss Armstrong has accepted tor mask, and took away mu ; 5. Mon frightrulhess the Boche had plan- Li f Def pned. There mever will be such a Our e O eiense. gassing as that of the battle of % expected _to return Saturday f; Ypres under present -conditions.| » A = 22 Minneapolis; where they: have There is an element of surprise in| It is'a moment of tense ncrves—-rt(ziady A wa i \ : & y k the guests of relatives for. the gas thrown inside of shells, but un-|to:slip out of the trench at the word of ; : . two or three weeks. They went: » % command—and at the enemy. Our men G a Z \ 3 = ;g ! | bid Mrs. Johnson’s brother, Mr. B i | G e i line are physically fit for| - e ; £ SR 3 stad, goodbye, who is % PROCEEDINGS OITY COUNCIL, OITY | military service because only about one 3 2 : e 2 military service. During their s if he takes the proper precautions as midji Townsite company, is i city for a few days., (Continued from page ‘one) oot o PRGN N e R heavy gas casualties nowadays, The ‘best the Boche can hope for is to im- ‘gho! wearing the masks. ) Here is where I change paper in I am taking four carbons of this, .50 1 have to take this paper out, count out five other sheets, put the carbons in: place and ‘“reload” the typewriter. ~(Business of ‘“cleaning the windows.”) - E. H. Denu,:manager of the 7] It tooknuoxg ?angll%ute and a half to change paper,-and the new sheets are in straight. T'11 leave it to the copy editor if the typing of Rev. and Mrs. Osmond Johnson are oF “m"}'“ne . 1918, ' |man out of five was chosen to endure e $ i % : f g ) there Do Bk o Praih o 11 met at oity hall at é oclock | the hardships of this fearful war. But 5 Z : % G Mrs. - Jolinson, was severely injused P‘c&v{ncA mv:orum belng present, meet- | we must not be content with 20 per cent e \ 7 L 2 : By -an" attomabiles sghich fesd ing was ca‘}led to‘frder by Pres. Clark. |in physical “health of our ~American 7 . v E him, and is now confinéd &t AsBbM - Roll Oall. fford to lose four : RN . I : Ly youth. We cannot affor S . ¥ ital SRR Upon roll call the following aldermen |+ o "0 "¢ £ e hocase of physical un- - ) 4 \ i | : hosph 2 h; b c{‘( and shoulders: be= were declared present: Bagley, Palmer, b d N ; 3 s B w5 ing badly injured. o Phillippi, Benner, Barnell, Joanis, Clark. | fitness. Such weaknesses can be cured. | - X S ‘Absent: Garlock, Bfl%‘:‘"’- Croon, Smith.| Many times thc kidneys are to blame. : c c o et R S : i 1 July 4 Luncheon. i Minutes of the 1:st'regulnr meeting | ~If the kidneys are clogged with_toxic, 5 ; z . B B Fian For the benefit of the Red Cross; were read and approved. poisons yog suffer from stiffness in the| 4 t i- G, YU e : Mrs. Tom Smart will serve. Hght. re- ¥ t i - | knees in the mornirig on arising, your| - . 5 / \ AT Mgy # freshments in the corner room of the dial‘;ewglslo‘vlr;gg x:,ol%lsonuags ::cggd %H- ts scem “rusty,” you may. have rheu- i g ) 3 ; : y A R Elks’ wvuilding, July Fourth. lowed: T i matic pains, pain in the bafl" snifl ;leck' ) ‘ P S P , month o ay. .s B i et, or 3 B B minbiing centrask . | beadaches, sometimes swollen fect, of BACK FROM CONCERT and sweeping . 342,00 | neuralgic pains—al u : 2 it Electric ifggt , toxic -poisons stored in the blood and Y = . %, | Misges Ida Virginia Brown, Carn ’Cou lrisfhltm‘s I‘E‘ ",':tw:“}aol;'f,y which should be swept out. . v /S0 p | o I 4 3 B | Armstrong and Jane Hayner returned: M(?;: Custent, 1ibeary May, . o: Then procure at your nearest drug. 2 i : SR ? oe oo il from Blackduck this morning where Minn. Electric Light & Power store_Anuric (double strength). The : i ¢ G i S Ry 2 44 ;- | they ‘gave a concert last evening for Co..y general lighting month cost is 60 cents. 'This An-uric drives |77 '~ I G po | : the benefit ‘of the Red Cross. The e R T the uric acid out. Send Dr. V. M.| attendance ' was very large and the D'x;;'a:a C;Shf:gn'b:lggeaé Yivih ., ten cents for a ; : : ., | program proved a success. t i : - o e Sl Erann Orow o T 1 t \ ¢ e R s ‘ ' YOUNGER ELECTED ..»disposing of dogs 45.00_ Y 4 . ; 8 2 P s Ui A ] ——te— "Des Moines, Iowa,p ot -Ward; fitney hires police Y Yev. 13,50 |tWo years. My back H. Younger, Seattle, ached terribly, side LT OReEty Onmere e ¢.75 | pained,- and I had 08. n, cleaning 3 s. 3 fe. ....... .. 20000 frequent passages g : h f United States ‘and Canada in :col ount water 1 et 1t run on ] d = ; : jé pniied_ st d g Dopartment iboriae .. 10.50 iust recen}ly,then: J re., as. artin, lal ac r || J i po Teteios trusi driver 10:00 Di;:;:a?s‘ 'Ixnufi'ém ! . Pogue, service - . o e e ke e B 42.00 | have taken the‘ll lllll 267.15 | Anuric but a short’| paupers department ...... WANT AD DEPT. NOTICE Aadvertisements ‘ in -this colu cost half sert a word per issue, when paid cash in advance. 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 time, but ‘am now & Sh 136.50 | feeling fine.” My Ed LeFlueur, hauling wood... 6.75 | side and back have Bt - Minn. E:f,:";i,‘,’ Light & Bower stopped paining, the passages are not sc M‘:Sr, petc.p g 240.50 | frequent, and I sleep well at night now, Goodman & Li which 1 couldn’t- do-beforg.~1:certainly struction approach Misslssippl . | advise anyone suffering’ from kidney """""""" 24.00] gisorders . to _usc - Anuric.'— Mgs. G bgdse & Loit: joodman 01tV : . " proaches to Mi GILFILLAN, 280 State Street. r ' 3,160.41 M B and for less’ than 25c. material, repairs city build- - — ing. . coveesvemiieeecedti 16,15 FOR SALE 45.00 street and police department 5.11 2 ; 5 J.. H. Ley, city directories.... 9.00 v N 1 Neptune Meter Co., meters wa- s s . 5 B ter department . "o 89.75 . - ' —— Why Be a Shave to Your Kitchen? —— FOR SALE—Indian motorcycle - in ; 2 h good. condition. Bargain:. Phone : 3 e 75-3. : ¥ 6} ALE— will tra. T CA! m - ; A “‘an- 18-foot gasoline ldunch: dress' Box 237, Cass Lake, Minna. FOR SALE—A second hand biclcle, in good condition. 708 Irvine Ave. A 8-626 FOIR gAI;El—lsfl Dodge touring car nce. n first clas: ition. z- & Ordinance No. 94 was read the third < : SRS stad . conqltlm} : Ola£69lli]2g§‘ $ time and declared passed and carried i 4 - = = ¥ 4 - a on following vote: Ayes, Bagley, Palmer 4 3 %o - ¥ 3 FOR L. and. . PHifippi; Benner, Barnell, Joanis, Clark. 2 sl ; = 7 3 g i 3 " A touring “Write J. M. Fred- “N&; ore. ‘Absent: Garlock, Backus, il ‘ b o Lo e - tha rickson, Solwa; - Crobn; Smith, 5 B . B s way. 6-628 Ordinatice No. 96 was read the sec- FOR SALE—New 1918 .Ford. In- ond time. A : Ordinance No. 97 as amended was quire Jack Williams. Ph(.)ne)75936. read the second time. Miscellaneous. H Report of Municipal Court for week " ending June 4th showing $13.00 paid the city treasurer was read and filed. Owing to absence of City Engineer 8winson, it was moved and seconded nf Given Hdw. Co., merchandis -street department . .o 4.28 J. 'J. Doran, mert building, etc. 18.49 Bemidji Auto C e engine .... 4.50 A. Grossman, merchandise poor 4.75 Ordina; account water department... 10.85 FOR SALE— acres of land with summer cottage, within city lim- its. Good well on premises. Phone 684-W. 68tf FOR SALE—Five-room cottage with city water and‘ sewer.. Lot. is 30x150 feet and rums out to the lake. Inquire at 1204 Dewey Avef. ' bat that the sewer committee act with Mr. Everts, engineer, in the matter of sewer improvement at the Koors building. Carried. Pres. Clark made a verbal report on ;]delln ugntB water degax&trgenéh“fimi. EI ' s k e [ — 4 § ; or call 276. ¢ oved by Benner, seconded by ppi, l: o i 7 that they be referred to water com- . ec " : 4 WANTED @ WANTED—Work by 13-year-old boy. ‘Will deliver right groceries, run mittee, Supt. Eckstrum and city attor- ney for collection. Carried. There being no further business it was moved to adjourn. Adjourned. errands, deliver - messages, etc. Approved, “e Owns bicycle. Telephone 491-W: 288, srmm, = 3-029 City Clerk. : 1d-627 WANTED—Work, _Will _iron _ by - hour. "Call 689-J.. 3-621 PROCEEDINGS CITY COUNCIL, CITY oF: 3TMIDIT, June 14th, 1918. Council met city hall at 8 o'clock P. . Special ‘meeting being called for the p;u-pose of naming the Board of Re- view. Roll Call. Upon roll call the following aldermen were declared present: Bagley, Palmer, Barnell, Smith, Joanis, Clark. Absent: Garlock, Backus, Phillippi, Benner, Croon. Migcellaneous. Upon motion and second the follow- ing aldermen were named to act as the board of review, with Mayor Vanders- luis: Garlock, Phillippi, Palmer, Croon and Smith. There being no further business it was moved to adjourn. Adjourned. Approved, Going ~ Down WANTED—Office girl. Address X, - clo Pioneer. “3-62 WANTED—Man 45, not very strong, would like situation as ~nighh watch or some light work. No objections about leaving city, Mr. Bert Donnelly, Bemidji, Minn: Phone 813-W. R. R. No. 1. 3-626 WANTED—Roomers. Board if de- sired. ~Prices reasonable. Mrs. 0. - B. Powell, 1110 Bemidji Ave. Phone 311-W. 6-629 WANTED—To buy a Ford, car or A Demonstration of Electric Cooking [ e smitiars Attest: H. M. CLARK, GEO. STEIN, es. . 2 . Pioneer. | . bn it oB2S City Clerkc 1ta-637 23 1 . . and Lectures on Food Conservation and Home Economics - : WANTED—Woman ook at ~ Great il b o t Northern Restaurant. 614tf P Wl €. given a FOR RENT ~<- MINNESOTA LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY ~~ =~ '~ FOR RENT _~ Furalsied rooms. Phone 374-W. 501 America Ave. - On Friday Evening, June 28, at the Elk’s Building g rormr=rrwmerrom Bemidji Ave. Phone MOTHERS KNOW When baby becomes fretful and puny that something is amiss pLy with the nourishment she is : ; 3 2 . p 452-W. 625tf supplying. It is simply the con- We have arranged with the Westinghouse ;Electrlc anq Manufacturing Company for FOR RENT — Modes—Taraiehsi oy ot 3 &;g‘;;*;u{%}lec:;‘g the services of Mr. M. Henoch; who is recognized as the highest authority on the applica- foom, 1113 Bennliit Ave ~FligHE % » . . . [id o s i £e.4 tapies o ey ~ T great foe of health, is at work. tion of electrlclty to COOklng- bz oo = 327 Aot i = A o FobrfiolRaE,N TLaS?:t:Ex:,ge' nlex%%lfflep(;g:xsé The system, unaided, is unable to throw off the poisons stored up in the bowels. A cup of “Holister’'s Rocky Mountain Tea,” nature’s great herb rem- edy, will quickly relieve the condition. Get a package to- 18-F-30. 5-627 FOR RENT-—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Phone 148-W. Minnesota Light & Power Co. — The Westinghouse Electric Auiomatic Ranges are Sold by and white. A. L. Molander. 1-627 A KL 3 FOUND—Baby bonnet. Owner may day. Take a cup before bed- Bemidji, Minn. have same by paying for this ad. fime tonight. City - Drug 1410 Minn, Ave. Phone 628. Store. Adr. » , \ 3-626 1 | Defective