Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 6, 1918, Page 3

THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER ' FOE CUTSFLYER'S | HOME, T PARRCHUTE REPE TOWN e ——, DR. E. A. SHANNON, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEDN Oftice in Mayo Block l Phone 398 Res. Phone 397 HALTS RACE WITH DEATH Cop Stops Man Flying to Moth;r'" Bedside—Forqot Reglstration ) Card, . FUNERAL DIRECTOR DRY CLEANING Clothes Cle.ners ror Men, Women FRIDAY EVENIN(._‘., DECEMBER 6, 1918 and Children UNDERTAKER 406 Beltrami Ave., Bemidji, Minn. St. Louls.—“Come at once—mother {8 dying.” Out In Wichita, Kan., this telegram '*':’*R received by Omar W. Clarke, thirty, # switchmar. Clarke hurrled from the Santa I'c yards, obtalned a NORT: . AG! ; —~—Dwigl . Miller— 4 WE CAN Insure Anything Anywhere DR. EINER JOHNSON PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Bemidji, Minn, ounded = American Tells of HELps Crueity 4,000 Feet Above = | ; Battlefield. Oftices Security Bank Bldg.—Tel. 747 BUILD: WITH EYE TO BEAUTY Duty of All Who Plan Home to Con- sider Weli How Structure Will Apv ;ar to Beholder. pass for Wheeler, 0L, hurrled home DENTISTS . and changed his clothes and started GENERAL MERCHANDISE the race agalnst death, Groceries, * Dry Goods, Shoes, DR. J. W. DIEDRI - Flour, Arriving In St. Touls, Clarke was AL 2, CH our, Feed, otc. Office, O'Leary-Bowser Bldg. W. G. SCHROED: Office Phonoe 376-W . Res. 376-R {|| Bomldd! Bone 65 stopped by a policcman and ordered | HON RUTE GRIN AT ’ vank Swings Helplessly in Air Watch. UNDERTAKING The beauty that may be had out of the ‘common things of the earth is to" show his" registration card. . He fumbled arcund in his pocket and sud- “ing the Rope the Parting of Which 2 denly realized he had left it in his same common things by others. _Oftice Phone 12 ;7 You will see in the country places, 8s you go_about,chow one man will take the things that are to his hand and build from thein a beautiful house, He took ‘the rock and stone, the wood, the sand and the earth that were un- der his feet. Out of these he framed R rooftree that is a kindness to the eye. Another man with the same mate- rials threw them together crudely, making a thing that had to go by the name of a house, but which offends the eye that beholds it. =~ The one house cost no more in elther labor or money than the other, yet the results arp as different as day and night. The most striking, as well as the most historic instance of what can be 'done with the common things of the earth, is furnished by the old Fran- | clscan - missfons of California, They are architectural gems. Yet all that the padres had for material was what cruelty 4,000 feet above a certain bat- Would Plunge Him well illustrated by the homes that one | work clothes. IR D. L ‘smm'o TOM SMAR H. N. M’KEE, Funeral: Z g ; : ; 5 N T Di to Death. sometimes sees, a beauty that is all (‘Jilalrki e;vas m:;;: to thlemfltzlllll‘m!'l- _ DENTIST DRAY AND TRANSFER irector S & the more emphasized by the contrast | and locl up while a telegram was - t Paris—An act of refined German |in the hideous result of the use of the | sent to Wichita to verity Clarke's Oftlce {n Winter Bloek Res. Phone 58 818 America PHONE 178-W or-R statement that he had registered. tlefleld was related to me at the great hospital at Neuflly, near Paris, by an American balloonist, whose name can- : not be mentioned because he is not yet . listed as a<asualty. This American was descending in a parachute when a Ghrman aviator dellberately cut the Moy . & PROFESSIONAL A Miles Block Phone 560 e — DOUBLY SURE ---MADE--- parachute ropes. Here is hig story: “Another lieutenant observer and myself were up:-in a ‘sausage’ We ere not worried, because the German DOCTORS A. V. GARLOCK, M. D. SPECIALIST BEYE EAR NOSE THROAT Glasses Fitted D. R. BURGESS, D. V. M. Veterinarian Oftice Phone 8-R St. and Irvine Ave. VETERINARIANS 42~ gaylators had been very qulet lately, “Suddenly a German pursuit. plane dropped out of the clouds overhead h Y in a straight nose dive toward our bal- toon, firlng explosive bullets. We im- megliately took.to our parachutes. The blazing. balloon collapsed and plunged 20 feet away from us, the fire scorch- ing us as it fell. > Cuts Parachute Ropes. “I did not see the German aviator until about a minute after my para- DRS. GILMORE & MoCANN PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Offico—Miles Bloek 8rd With fur priceq a8 high. as they are today-it pays: v fRGEON Qo) 1 @R to use Double Grip Vic- DR. L. A. WARD Oftice and Hospital 3 doors west B > tors arid malke: doubly ‘of Troppman’s. Phone No, 209 2,25 sure of every: catch. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 3rd St. and Irvine Ave. chute had. opened. =~ Then he- drove 5 Al : B they found at hand and.under their Bemidji, Minn. 3 i dozen .......c.cecvianenns past-me, firlng not at.me but at the ek i 1 ‘ fachinto sopes, T saw fracer bullefs | ooy o - 120 o0ly. Indian labor to : 2 ‘ It pays to know that every rat is caught twice— o e hreny, | While we are at it we might as well DB E AL NORTHROE AN with no chance of escape. it A & Pfl:d" to coll \L £ put a’ touch of beauty to what we do, AND SURGEON MUSICAL INSTROMENTS The double j sat : A eq‘?l’h: e:!;n?p?.er deaw b e | DIothel I§ be that we are:bullding. & |{ thertson Blook " Officé Fhone 183 | {1 pianos, Organs, Sewing Machines 0 GORDI0. Jaws: o ch high on the animal’s leg came back, dyesp)l'te the ‘archies’ (high house or a chicken coop. - 117 Third St, Bemidf without bone breakage. No twisting out—neo. pulling angle guns). whose shells were menac- sniall Boy's Cleverness. o 7. T. TUONMY J. BISIAR, Mgr. Phone 573-W out. No lost fur charged against traps.that aren’t Ing me as well ag him, A small boy entered a drug store and DENTIST right. 4 tried to use my revolver, hoping I could land one bullet before plung- ing, but I was hampered by the har- ‘ness. The coward deliberately grinned at my first shot. Then he fired again at the ropes. I fell with a sudden jar. I faw a third rope swiftly unraveling; it had been cut. Just then a shell burst near and drove the plane away. “Got Foe's Number.” “Tmagine my sensation, swinging helplessly in the afir, watching the rope the: parting of which would plunge me?! Well, the parachute collapsed about thirty feet above a forest. Here 1 am, and my only hope is to get back and get a chance at that German avi- ator. I remember his plane number— :¥es, I got his number!” 5 . REPRESENTS AUSTRALIA inquired the price of an ice cream foda, for which he intended to pay a dune. The clerk told him the price was 15 cents. After a moment of deep meditation, the lad asked the price of a glass of soda, and was told 5 cents. Then he crdered an ice cream cone, tariff a nickel. Ordering the soda, he deftly whisked the cone con- tents into the glass, gelting his por- tion of home-made ice cream soda for bis dime. The proprietor chuckled and gave him n dime to try the clever trick on a rival druggist on the next street, —Cleveland Plain Dealer: % North of Markham Hotel n Gibbons Block Tel. 230 Our display window will convince yow that traps we sell are right. Make money. Use our traps. Catchi fur bearing animals. Get started now. The time-is: here. ENTERPRISE AUTO CO- THOEWALD LUNDE | Auto Livery and Taxi Service DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC Day and Night Service Acute and Chronic Diseases ||| Office Remore Hotel, Cor. handled with great success, 3rd St. & Beltrami Ave. 18t 'Nat: Bank Bldg. Phone 406-W i : Office Phone 1 H 10-12 a. m.; 2-5 7-8-p. m. = 2 Residence Phone 10 WM. M’CUAIG, Manager’ Given Hardware Co. Phone 57 ; Bemidji,. Minn. DR. E. H. SHITH 1 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON l Office Security Bank Bleck . T o s Post hcipfal Store fo A et R e Tl T R e R e S et RS T 5 IR M R RS WA G R i P Casheners’ i Boquet Soap === 1 0C=-- Palm Olive Soap ey | OQ-.. 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