Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 17, 1918, Page 2

~ 'BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER . ...“m'm‘ummnonnmmmooo.a‘nm THEAT‘ERS ; - —‘ TELEPHRONE 923 : ‘ L Smmumunnmmmmumnmannunnz REX TONIGHT, Entered at the postoffioe .at Bemidil, Minn., as March 8, 1879. TG at the Rex tonight, ‘with Gladys %W' Brockwell, a prime Bemidji favorite, Z iead muQ in thedead role. This l(sl a.pllletuteim- [ No attention paid to annonymous con ons, ‘Writer's name tion of a lawless'land where love o gflfiux‘:&.‘n‘:‘&:-‘“fifl"fin%“'w?:fix‘i"“m"“gl"m’;f ’l"b':f'“ “nmat -zt Ml relgne supreme and i replete with b f each week to insure publication in the current i e, nteres 3 3 P A ; ‘Phere will also e a Fox Sunshine| . comedy in two parts, entitled “Hus- -band’s " Wife.” 1 GRAND TONIGHT. Camel Myers is star in the story of love and -romance in the California vineyards entitled “The Wine Girl,” showing at- the Grand theatre to- night. ~The parrative and settings are attractive, with a neat surprise at |- the close. A comedy is also on the program. ELKO- PROGRAM. The. great Artcraft picture, ‘The Whispering Chorus,”’-presented at the’ THE VOICE OF THE RISING SUN. Elko theatre tonight and tomorrow, matinee and evdn]ilng. ‘ o 2 5 2 s This’ superb photoplay unfolds a| . ; (| \ R The chorus of praise drawn from our allies bx the gallan-|giory of self-sacrifice which-is won-| 1 : 0 { try of American troops in France sounds almost.like the con-|derfully developed. ' Kathlyn Wil- [ ; certed finale at an opera. Among the paeans of apprectation|liams, Elliott Dexter and Raymond P 1 : we hear a full-throated tribute from a vocalist :whose tones are ““..‘;.‘;‘:t;f? ‘?:g;:;‘dg‘”,;“a oy y ? A H E ONLY_ WAY N a little different from the rest. It is the voice of our old friend, | “Good Night Nurse.” we can Increase i the Mikado. : : = 1 ’ He has a style of his own, has Yoshi. Many of the mos Tfifiw! ,'s :m,bm E?xtohfn&‘f i the world S supply _ ‘ eminent in European strategy and statecraft have handed it to|nave Francis X. Bushman and Bever- Of fOOd is b : the use S us on a plate. We get it in a ladle from the Euphuigt of the|ly Bayne and it will mean that| | / j / N : y 3 e ; : : they will-spend the day on their hon- y IR Of more labor_sa‘"ng : o | gecond-class matter | “The Bird of Prey’ aill be the bill N AN Ten pages, contsining nmfi ‘neWS 0! wesk. -Pablished overy mex:fl_vnl p:lhto me*fimhm .I.lo: 0 i Isles. - . : ] ; ] | X ; 1 1dji. : The . tributes of statesmen and generals—French, Eng- ,§§§l‘,°€§ge{,‘m§’?;" S ds1b f.‘,’:’;xé‘,‘.‘é- hin lish and Italian—have often been triumphs of literary grace.|time and Bushman only last week was P . ' ' machmerye. But for polished verbiage give us the Mik?do, or som}:a other :;:;rrieg ;odyvl:: e?aty;:; afig his w!ite 1 G ) cultivated Nipponese. At throwing verbal confetti they are # °B & ,» naming ) . B ; the fairhaired boys. - e et "i““’;‘: ::“fi‘“’ R —_— ; We have land enough ;- Even more engaging is the note of sincerity that we observe ey will appear in the Metro fea- - Y ; ] . in the royal message. The foreign policy of Japan has often| :Z:it,“; vt :;‘g:g;‘%‘gg;: : but IaCk NOf labor ls seemed something of a problem, and the attitude of the Island{ asorai 1 whol t L i ; RO T3 . S e tomaud s llics has mat alwaye been easy 10 define, |5 wenk siag wIthoL s ssime s Sr: the limiting factor; so . but in his latest utterances the Mikado has unreservedly com- E?ni‘ivyuwo;;te:jov;l}:an. The whole| ; : ; more farm machmery 4 mited himself. i e Charlie ‘Ghaplin will also be seen| - 80 > < : Lt It is well that the military weight gf America is bgil(lig in a two reeler “His Night Qut.?' o Of merll:: mustalEe !t)}lllt ; rightly estimated in Tokyo. The praise of Japanese war-lords| " ; a2 4 / s 1 is the ‘praise of experts. It is better to have them with L I scarcolyi @ Buseeellon ol war . SHE _ at work to take e i against us; and their exact Striking power is always.an unk nevertheless'a patriotic drama lace Of the laborers N : : ¢ today in which Madge Kenned et . 4 quantity. How Japan stands on submarines, on aeroplanes, :1 akesyflg'ernap‘;eng“ceaatsetheeé::ng F e we snmply cannot g et for farm work. on tanks, on machine guns, is a baffling riddle and we can Hiatrs Munlay. Tailies andsvening depend on her to keep the riddle unread. ) 1t is “The Service Star.” X It is not long since Nippon ‘was reguarded as America’s| “Smiling Bill” Parsons is alsp to greatest danger, and the time that we have taken .in raising e oo Downgat and equipping an army proves that we were anything but | edies. g secure. Japan now realizes the value of our friendship when A she sees that our fighting strength is more than a mere poten- tiality. : 5 If the proof of it—in national preparedness—had been There is only one b:g machine power recruit- ing station in this com- + setessences MONDAY’S OFFERING. ~ Harry Carey will come Monday. in “Thieves-of Gold,” another good one. ; shownbto G%ximany two years afohwe would probably have 1S’ MADE ‘MAJOR. munity where these never been obliged to go to war at all. d H. Z. Mitchell, well bered i : —_———— ;| Hibbing Mca"aforvr;::elri :f;'eil{;'e?dggjr;? Steel wOfkmen for use - aper, - 1 ; 2 BUT DON'T KID YOURSELF. midyi Sentinel, has been promoted fo . \ on the farms can be { y v S be major of the 21st battalion of the| ' 2 . i F7 Frequently some are prone to believe that many individ-| Minnesota:Home Guards, with head- : I found. 1 T i 1 juart 3 D uals figuratively wave the flag as a substitute for patriotism .q Sk :;ng:':f::‘at '11;2:] . d?imil:g: and in many instances the allegations are unjust. ; Laké, Walker and other towns in that Our parades, our salutes to the flag, the act of standing | section of the state.—Hibbing Daily during the national anthem and’applause in theaters when |Tribune. : some stirring scene is depicted all involve no sacrifice, true, t joy th d th tify a healthy mind and tend to| @ y: . bu we enJoyt em an ey gratity a hea. Yy mink and en 0 ‘S,EI‘F mfi edification. But-- ! Don’t kid yourself that you are Paul Revere’s grandson | PEFEAT-BACKACHE AND. KIDNEY s TROUBLE WITH -ANURIC, when you give your emotions to a joy ride. — Shucks! Just as we were in hopes of having consumers carry their own coal from the dealer’s yards to their own homes and ‘thus save more labor in ‘delivery an order comes from headquarters that only the coal drivers need-deliver the coal -orders. Bemidji didn’t receive any orders to the contrary but it was dangerously threatened in the-blanket-order. ; Working models of all the latest machinery suited for work on the : farm will be exhibited by leading dealers and .manufacturers from all parts of the country —the most complete they heeded Nature's warning signal in Pretty tough on the fellows out of a job and standing gy 1o correct their trouble. with that > dlsplay of lqbor -saquing around hoping to get one carrying in coal. . wonderful new discovery o” Dr. Pierce’s farm machmery ever ——0 called “Anuric” You shculd promptly shown here. Many people in Minnesota have ‘suf- fercd from rheumatism -and kidney troubles and-have found Anuric to be the most successful remedy to over- gome ‘these_ painful and dangerous" ail- ments. je O The lucky persons are those who have suffered, but who are now well because Citizens of Duluth have been offically notified that the :f;,‘},";‘;’,fils‘"‘g‘;‘c‘;(g;chi°"‘§,‘;;}fi‘,‘fi*;“;‘}‘ order issued by the state fuel administration for them to carry|the urine or-the painful twinges of rheu- their own coal and “save labor” has been rescinded. A dele- S, e t{;:mé’:ggémg: Jelay gation of prominent Duluthans went instanter to St Paul and| #Y:525° 22 oo tone in-: 1k told the powers that be in substance that no idlers were stand- $E St Arh s e joithe ing around in Duluth waiting a job of carrying in coal. And the bladder. 5 ' To overcome - these . distressing condi- ukase was blue penciled. : —0 tions take plenty of exercise in the open We would imagine from that expose by Rev Maxwell of ‘The only place where new types and meodels of farm machinerycan be compared by you for purchase is at the Minnesota State Fair, September 2 to 7. ~ air, avoid a heavy meat diet, drink free- lzy.of(:lvattc’i' and at lcle)mh meal take An- aric»(doul es(.rcngl s Y “ the machinations of Townley that the members of the leéague S AL Batmadiatg scll e e o yvou}d take contg'ol of the}r own affairs and make the organ-|y. 1oc for trial package. 3 ization a reputation for being fair, above board-and all claimed for it, instead of stigmatized as it is by a select corterie of]: Boy Rwer, M discredited failures. Pier(f::’s‘ge(f](i,cincs § : fist -Tvinter rI) :vaé . ..We read in a paper a dispatch where some learned in-|taken with La Grippe . dividual expressed himself in a flattering manner of the mew/and it left s Liberty Planes. Let’s see, didn’t that Senate committe hring|3o%, 318 vith paits, it out in a probe that $600,000,000 had gone to the scrap in my hips and ‘back . ! 1 took different med-: heap with about 1,200 pronounced worthless planes built by “experts?”’ —“I have -used Dr. ith good results in fcines without getting any benefit. At last 1 sent and got some /F Anpuric ‘and_took it L Personally, we don’t care what kind of a water supply|and am feeling \\‘;ll’ g S system is installed to correct the present conditions, but one :;‘,‘3,,;‘}2:,‘;%; Fofl days worke Waen thing certain, it will have to be adequate to carry additional|l could hardly t of bed. felt as - supply for the future growth of Bemidji-and for -the-added}though a knifc v.ere sticking in my back.” needs of the new normal and the Fifth ward, and be so soon, |~ - Brovar § —0 Wonder if the next call for that huge army of Hun crush-| The Little Falls Business College / 24 YN ! \ ; * ’ | | 0- L4 ers will include the thousands of swivel chairgladiators, wear- ;2‘:‘?‘1,85:3;;“ s{‘;};}’;‘,‘;,,‘,’,fif;:jfif;fl ing uniforms 'of commissioned officers when they never even|ac a salary of one hundred and twen- had training in the Boy Scouts. ty-five dollars a month. It pays to —_——— e ————ee—— fittend a-odliege that Wil make'tHle MERCHANTS MARINE OPEN. HAS NEW POSITION. most of you.” Send for catalog. 3 w815d817 - Enlishments have again been open- Leon Battles, after a few days visit LN -3 2 )y ed in the merchant marine and A. L.| with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.|0LD FALSE -TEETH W. ' A X5 \,"",‘” , of Barker’ i N'T MA' Barker, o arker’s Drug Store, is|Battles, left Wednesday for Coleraine, pay up to 15 dollars per set. the local recruiting officer. The prob-{ where he has accepted a position as able new draft for men between the|civil engineer with the Oliiver Min- #zfie:a?ll;vvt&l;ymdcgggg,ssllxltwl:yall'x: ages of 18 to 45 to register for the|ing company. Mr. Battles, who had 0 draft might be an indictment for|been employed on the government some splendid material joining the|terminal at Norfolk, Va., returned merchant marine now. from that place about a week ago. turn mail. Goods held 10 days for sender’s approval of our offer. Ma- zer’s Tooth Specialty, Dept. A, 2007 8. 6th St., Philadelphia, Pa. 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