Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 18, 1919, Page 2

BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER | pUBLISNED EVERY AFTERNOON DXCEPT SUNDAY. THE BEMIDJI PIONEER ‘PUBLISHING CO. @ 3. CABRSON 2. X. DENU 2 TELEPHONE 922 ored at the postoftice at Bemidfl, Minn. as sécond-slass” matter undeuer st Congress of March 8, 1879, ttention d to annonymous contributions. Writer's name must be kll’:'tl to the :duitor. ‘but not necessarily for publication. ‘Communications for the Weekly Ploneer must reach this office not later than Tuesday of each week to insure publication in'the current issue, | .IITBSMOI' BATES THE WEEKLY PIONEER A hmunm--mmo!mwfimmw overy Thursday and sent postage p: to any address, for, in advaunce §1.50, OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY PROCEEDINGS —_— WELL DONE, MINNESOTA. | Minnesota did. Came on end enrolled her name on the | honor list of the states of the nation wkich have ratified the et federal amendment to the constitution for the abolishment of { liquor from the nation. It means that in another year the manu- i facture of all whisky, beer and wines must cease in the United { States, and end the nefarious industry, from which'the mask has been torn off, revealing its hedious features as a foe of ‘America and its peoples. : The penalty for violation of the new amendment, when it s becomes effective, is drastic and will effectually check any at- tempts at violation. Minnesota endorses this amendment and it is a good thing, for several concerns in “wet” parts of the state have been no- J torious and flagrant in violating the federal laws, and orders | of the state authorities for conserving the safety of the state in ! § time of war. In this territory, banned under government law T from dealing in liquor, the law has been opénly violated and flaunted in the faces of any one not blind. -Thousands of gal- | lons of booze have been shipped into this territory and into Be- [ midji by unscrupulous dealers whose business was catering to law violators, and it is this stripe who will be hard hit when f { the amendment becomes effective. | f And the nation will make amends for the lavish use of * money used in crooked politics by the booze makers and in their sordid revenues, by lessening of crime and lessening of expense in maintaining expensive institutions for the care of imbeciles :}x;d cxiiminals, rendered so by the booze manufacturere and eir ilk. ; 0 “JUST AS THE TWIG IS BENT.” ‘Asked to define the years of education we should probably, without. giving much thought to the question, place the earlier limit-at six years, the age when the child generally enters pub- lie:school. Further thought will not bear out this assertion.. The: first six years of a child’s life are all-important to his education. During these his habits of thought and conduct are established, and his happiness and success in life are either assured or made difficult of attainment. The child trained to selfcontrol and obedience has ad- vanced a long way on his preparation for life. He accustoms himself readily to the routine of the schoolroom, and learns easily to concentrate his mind on study. In other words, he is prepared to gain the greatest advantage from his school work. The child used to over-indulgence—the “spoiled child”— is’handicapped from the start. It will require time to overcome the lack of training—if indeed it can be ovércome—and to fit him to the conditions of life. ; Our little citizens-in-the-making deserve the best possible introduction to life and to education. And this can only come to them by instilling into them in their early years submission to the laws of a well-regulated home. — COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION. “Every county in Minnesota has some money coming to it from the Minnesota Public Health association for expenditure in 1919 for public health, and especially for tuberculosis,” says Miss Elizabeth Bray of the Minnesota Public Health associa- tion who is organizing the counties of the state for public health work. . There is but one best way for the county to obtain its share of the fund, and that is to organize a county public health association. All counties hoping to receive the benefits of the new arrangement should organize as soon as possible. In case they do not organize they delay the allotment of' their share, and may lose it, for all funds not used by March 1, 1920, reve to the national association. ¥ 1 RO 0 There is a report current at Washington that Secretary of War Baker is also to resign from the cabinet, on account of the salary being small. Another rumor has it that he might suc- THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18, 1919 begins the seven-weeks study of “The : G M TY WEAPHN Christian Crusade for World Democ- ' { Ere racy.’ For consideration of these B E fl:.lal tl;eme’s ltlhe compnnthl}é be tnllll. i - 7 Big Ship Is Sunk by “Phantom e e et neanes macier. || & P ROFESSIONAL ” FW'E]}IS LUTFEB Miss Ida Mitchell, and the pastor. Torpedo, Sunday sc] o«# at 10 o’clock a. m.|Everyone in' the congregation is in- : DOCTORS : Service Sunday morning (Swed-|vited to join one of them. 4 z ¢ e ish), 11 o’clock, : Bvening service at 8 p. m. Ser- British War Secret of Dlscharging Mie o,cfve:fns-~- service (English), 8 jnon, "He;thlch e ARG g ock, . 'ome with us and help us do good. siles F';::d:.'::'"“ Is Rev. Nordale, pastor. Blaine Lambert, minister. London.—“Phantom torpedoes” from Sunasyl‘mnxorsnmggm“m‘lhl;‘ ‘Bresby SCANDANAVIAN LUTHERAN Bemidj, Minn. the clouds sank a Turkish ship CATTY: | teriap church at 11 o’clock the pastor at »{8?‘?%;?0:;?3;&: tlifil mrm!::ng ing 8,000 troops, just before the en(!, will speak on the subject “The Soli- in thé vening 'at th gnal h' PTYies. 1 of hostilities. Only the armistice pre- | tary Cross Bearer” (Matthew 14:23). S de g I]:K 1 at . usug ) &Myfi %'%&AN vented other aerial “phantoms” from |Sunday evening at 8 o'clock the ser- o‘"“ fiyd ch }r:o a nuo':l K AND SURGEON : operating effectively ‘against the Ger- {mon will be on the theme “That g w Tbertson Block . Office Phone 183 fman warships In the Kiel Canal apd | Word Home® (1 Timothy.5:4). other Germfn navy shelters, ARG | " Sunday sehool will meet at 10 Evading the Law, Y E 3t 2% a. m., and Chrigtian Endeavor at 7 Mr. Fedup was tired of his married pe’gt})‘ee:‘e ‘:iezupg::e;&l::h::gvi:gb?;‘ Dp. m. All dre most cordially wel-| life, his wife annoyed him, his home the ‘great secret of the Brtish na life bored him, so when walking .out d\urmgxr the closing month of the vw‘:l'y g:l Sdu“xll{!ny. as one ‘:! t.h&::mbn:z:u o: Scientific officers of this branch of CONGREGATIONAL. 8 program, they ac the navy agree that these mysterlous _Fitth Ward, dead dog in the middle of t:ha r&nlg- planes are designed to accomplish| Sunday school at 10 a, m. He sald to the unsuspecting 3 from the alr more effectively and| Services in the evening at 7:30 | Fedup: more swiftly what the torpedoes from o’clock. Mr, Carlson will preach. #You stay on this side of the road, submarines can achieve. James’ ‘Austin, *pastor, ~ darling, and I will go on the other” An armored ship carrying twenty of When the desired positions were oc- FREE. cupied he shouted across: these machines met the German sur- itth Ward, = e B s b T wud DR. L. A. WARD PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON PHYSICIANS AND S8UR Oftice—Miles Block come. L. P. Warford, pastor. EYE FEAR NOSE THROAT ——— N SRR DR. J. T. TUOMY réndered fleet at sea ready for action Services: Trinity “chireh, town of DENTIST e ! D , ht but death would part : In case the Germans should attempt | fiperty, &t 10:30 o m. yu:untnh:ts:ax“gm ofl!tnow 1y e Gibbons Socs MerKiam Hotd e some eleventh-hour trickery. Nymore church, 7:30 p..m, These amazing planes ascend from | ° 0. P. GAMBO, pastor. Jand or deck, climb thousands of feet & i I‘ g s T 2 ORWALD LUNDE for a sudden dive from the clouds’at | ST. BARTHOLOMEW EPISCOPAL. n A".Y HEAI.T“ TALKS : a speed of 150 miles an hour, straight- g;eornot‘i‘ S,lull‘dn]y fi’ter the Epiphany. | AESST()&:)F gfn;?PR,ACTIC en out fifty feet above the sea ureh “school 8. m. % ronic . Diseases discharge a torpedo direct at the’etie| Sung litany and sermon, 11 a. m. Good Health Is in Your Own|| nandled with great sucosss, my ship. Then they disappear fnto | In the evening-the rector will hold} = . Heuds e T e e Phoat 404N fhe clouds as suddenly as they BD-| murass TN O %or Crag| BY SAMUEL HAMILTON, M.D. ZHJSL RLED TR peared, and so swifily that the enemy¥ i Armenian ‘atd Syrian relfef. . The man who said “People dig their - E etaft has no chance of training 1t8| George BacRhurst, rector. graves with their teeth” uttered s truth DR H guns or machine guns on it. that goes clear to the bottom of the health - How the difficulty of discharging 8 SALVATION ARMY. ,est;‘g: Suppose you should take every- PHYBICIAN AND SURGEON torpedo in the air is overcome I8 & 123 ‘Minnesota “Ave. mns ou eat and drink for breakfinst, |} -Office Security Bank Bleck naval secret. It is known that se-| Junlor meeting, 10 2. m. . ing you est and.drink for dinger, |* : i Salvation ‘m '8 p.“m. everything you eat and drink for supper, rlous accidents marked the experl vation: ‘Théetlng, '8 m You'md mix all together in one mass. 1t woild fuental tests with these wonderful ma-{2re Welcome. gurely-be & dreadful mixture to 100k u DR. E. A, SHANNON, M. D chines. . ind yet your stomach ia obliged to dispose || ~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Gflhgiktgovnv Aéln A of that unsightly mass each day! Ifim Office {n Mayo Block ard, . wonder so many people have tio) Phone 398 Res. Phone 397 THE GIRL HE LEFT BEHIND Junior ‘meeting, 2 ng, & p. m. dyspepsia, backache, headache, b 3 Young Péople’s Legion, 3:30 p. m. hze_{.’e cg:lnfi!»}glc#;akindishe&s?, nefl, oot coughs, colds, catarrh, rorchi X METHODIST, . ness knows what eclse? Yes, _Morning_worship ‘at 10:45. Ser-|dig their graves with their teeth, and “Today's . Challenge to ~the|the end comes they pass through one .* “A. T, Carison, first of the|nessor trouble'aftér another. Youshould Methodist minute men who will bebe glad to know that Dr. Pierce, of Buffalo, 1| heard frequently hereafter, will givefhas placed in the dm%)sbores a medicine 4|2 five-minute speech on ‘‘Impressions|called Golden Medical Discovery that can f the Crookston Conference.’’ be depended upon to overcome many of Sunday school at 12 o'clock. Have|the diseases named above. It may seem g\%hvls%ed it yet? - i:xposs;ll;le f(})lr onfi xinedécine todoso m;ch, ey b e Epworth league, at 7 p. m.,|but really the whole thing is as simple.as . 3. W. DIED. | the figure 1. Dr. Picroc’s Golden Medical . %N]'}‘ETMOH PHYSICIAN AND-SURGEON ———————"—" Discovery corrects the disordered condi~ Oftice, O'Leary-Bowser Bld, ¢ : tions in a sick stomach, ‘aids digestion, acts || Office Phone 376- ’:;W Reward, $100 as a tonic and purifies' the blood. en W Res. 37‘0-8 flzfl’é‘,’flo ers Of s, Daper will De |this is done, away go the diseases that are one . dreaded djsease that science has caused by a sick stomach. If you are DR. D. L. ST. Been able to cure In all its stages and |digging your grave with your teeth, stop - A% TANTON :h:;t is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly |today. Correet your stomach disorders DENTIST fuioenced: by, sonsitutioaplSaltiiots | rehnor yigh Goldes Medioll Dhoores: Office tn Winter Blaex e Biaod o the. Mugous Syt |1f you don't know what foods are best for faces of the Syotem thereby destroying {you, write Dr. Pierce, Pres, 'Invahds otel, Buffalo, N. Y., and receive confi- thy foundation of the disease, giving the {] patient strength by building up the con- dential medical advice withoutchm’ge. stitution and assisting nature in doing it: el : R . work. o he pm:fi:,f,,, h;:en,: l’-"je; Golden IMedical Discovery is made with- T N T R e e e o ox iy Sac thacis fana C/oybody antake Jtith ety nabr. || GBAHAM M. TORRANCE o . CHENER :'c%fo%.l":do. Pierce 10c for a _ trial pkg., and see for LAWYER Ohlo. Sold by all Druggist, e, yourself how good it is. “Try it notw. Miles Block . | Phone §60 The girl he left behind him, Ameéri- can Womanhood, expresses the thought of a great natlon of women in the words, “Thank you, Yank.” With arm encireling his neck, eyes dimmed with joyous—tears, she presses her lips to his cheek in fervor and feeling, be- stowing a kiss of gratitude on the boy whose glorious déeds on the battlefield with the common enemy made Ameri- ca a clean and safe place to live in. NEW SAFETY DEVICES FOR 1919 ... o | A steel top on automobile to prevent damage from falling D. R. BURGESS, D. V. M. aeroplanes. An iron safe built in the tonneau to carry gaso- P Veterinarian line (if prices keep on going up). 2rd S{w:nfihgne. 3-R Rubber tires which can be inflated to twenty times their rvine Ave. size in order to lift the machine out of reach of thieves. _ Balloons for crossing-policemen, so reckless speeders can : WRECKS OHIO JEWELRY SHOP |55t hit them. Ofl,c‘;Effik;mogm ‘}%gum Camouflaged spare tires, so that thieves will think they|| ©°f Troppman’s. Phone No. 308 are mud spots on the back of the car. ‘ 3rd St. and Irvine Ave. - A body ten feet high, so that a ladder is necessary to get| —7/——m-or—— into. it. The owner can then carry the ladder away when BUSINESS TR he leaves the car. - * The best theft Preventive known is to insure with Miller GENERAL MERCHANDISH and be sure. Giodan: Our 'automobile rates are the lowest—Automobile, Fire, uf‘lou??h'fi?":‘lé Shoes, Theft, Liability, Collision and Property Damage Insurance. . W. G SC We Cdn Insure Anything Anywhere Beinid)l HOCEHRR i o NORTHERN MINN. AGENCY Pet Simlan Bombards Salesmen and Customers With Choice Bric-a-Brac and Jewelry. Cleveland, O.—A tiny simian with & broken chain about his neck suddenly appeared In Euclid avenue here when shopping crewds were thickest, and darting Into a pretentious establish- ment patronized by the wealthy scat- tered the throngs by the véry effec- tive method of bombarding®salesmen and customers allke with’choice bits — of cut glass, vases, and trays. Rings, Offices, Sec. State ‘Bank ‘Bldg., P. 0. Box 222, Bemidji, Minn. TOM SMART brooches and necklaces were scattered A Telephorie 167 ~ DRAY AND TRANSFER broadeast. ) 2 oot c < Res. Phone 68 818 America A clothing store next door fafled to hold the mysterious wanderer's at- tentton long and it left, followed by a X Oftice Phone 13 ceed Attorney General Gregory, resigned. Wonder why Baker LT AL L T T T T T BT i g doesn't start some insane progaganda to cost the taxpayers of | [nning Posse of poee and mace o . ; 12 MUSICAL INSTRUMBNTS T t}:}c; natifor]; sevelxial more hundreds of thousands of dollars, like[7ocks and finally it was captured fl““ cunl srucK Nuw ADEQU ATE "‘;’1'70'15;;:. g:wlnnge min- ? other of his colleagues have done. Just as It was mhout to emulate the fa- J. BISIAR, Mgr. Phone 578 i —O -] mous bull ‘and enter ‘a chira store. Po- : -W . If those Mankato telephone linemen hadn’t killed that|lice have adopted it as'a pet pending For stoves andj Furnaces - [ NORTHERN MINN AGERCT— | striped gopher they saw and brought into Mankato as proof|® claimant. 3 —leitgl;tmlwll’iifi‘egiNCY i they saw one cavorting about, we’d been a little suspicious. E————————— WE CAN { But they backed their claim by producing the evidence and we _ : True A"’gg‘:"g Anywhere l hope their forecast of an early osprmg comes true. HNE FUR RHEUMA“SM! ‘Anthraclte, Nut, Stove, Egg and Buckwheat Se@ity Bank [fifif Tel. 167 I d'(}aii_forr;)ifilis fol‘liowing I}Ii%\e%g_ta in enacting a criminal atsrls T 0 L) Pocohontas and Anthracite Briquettes DRY S syndicalism bill aimed at the I. W. W. Minnesota was the first erole Loosens Those » 23 . C1 5 7 :itate ?if ‘t:hel nétt;or}l tobthus protect itself and the measure, dras-| Stiff Joints—Drives &t Pain Hocking Screened Lump iy "";';"c'm‘;;; ::n. Women | c in detail, did the business. California will b .| Youn know why thousands use Mus- CIOE fe) s 3 . : | SRS IE the Tecidetion e anopted, T ¥ Pesasy oas W?:inv: o oence thegad re.| West Virginia Splint g - . ————— the nearest i ump and Stove | There’s going to be some of Bemidji's professional boot- Ge‘n:rl.at l?uwflmm ointment, Youghlogheny Lutip 2 StO' . | leggers who will go to work one of these gladsome days, or get| made- with s‘t’;‘;dm,"f m‘fm Bm:'t Coke—Nut, Stove and Egg Sizes arrested for vagrancy and run out of the city. With the na- g;:?e,_' nfi':—ings e&’se“;'fa eomfo:tes wll:fla' : ti}:)nal: tz;lmekr)xdmenll): in effect the government will effectually|it i\‘i belnglmi‘;bed on! cnded“ by 4 check the booze business. i Musterole is recomm niany ¥ ) dottors and nusses. Millions of jars are| QUR COKE IS THE'CLEANEST AND : \ | 3 SN ey -used annually for bronchitis, croup, stiff Auto Livery and Taxi Servi ( Things are commencing to stir in Bemidji and 1 neck, asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy, rheu- D i rvice ! moves are being contemplated, including :é]w bussilel;’::abl:lif;i &‘;""- '“ghg_wgg‘;;“':‘;‘;“;&'fig HOTTEST FUEL OBTAINA'BLE ofi;’ :;;:flg: h!t'lots:l, Cor. ‘ ings and other lines. The outlook for an active and pr i O i blats, frosted : . . season is indeed flattering. P AEE PSR ?;“:i‘;,;‘-“{i‘}"g;:; R Cobds b ; 3I-'d St. & Beltrami Ave. 30c and 60c jars; $250 ag & o Office Plfione 1 — < 2 l .- e ey MiicTeont L St Hlla"a Retall lumher GUI sl e an ! : 4 ] WM. M’'CUAIG, 8 Pioneer Want Ads Bring Resulis Phone 100 Masiaghr A SO T S AT ] ' M 1] 1 : | SIS T fa s 1 p——— T % D CESEN. 71!\—7 — DR S TP A A § | B 1 e ———