Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 27, 1919, Page 2

! S O | .?eu_}g absolutely impossible to cite an instance where the war . The United States conferees on the proposed new tax mea-|get from any pharmacy about four R CED o EDMINT Y rvice sure, rescinded the proposed twenty per gent tax on.amuse-|ounces of Jad Salts; put a table- » Auls)on';l:g a;:;.?efvem ‘ments, which would affect the motion picture theatres, includ- g‘;‘;:;’j“fi:;:,‘.,‘:",:f{;‘:,’m‘:: 2:;" x e e ’ Office Remore Hotel, Cor. ing those in Bemidji. The old tax of ten per cent will remain. | week. This is said to eliminate unc i ; i 3rd St. & Be.lh-.m? A Yes ,they'd take the jov out of life—even at the picture shows. |acid by stimulating the kidneys to N EWING GUMAGE g b g A e S A normal action, thus ridding the blood W o f v‘ . || Office Pkon.e 1 Pfince Eitel Fritz, the most respectable of the present ’J??%;fi???nu ensive, harmless - e e - ST e T THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER instead of restoring nature's balance in the two young women there is un MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 27, 1919 unexpected development. ‘“Wiles and BEMIDJL DAILY PIONEER ||| NEWS ANDLETTERS || sotmmms STOMACH UP UPSET? BUSINESS | ———ewasmEmp avERy ArTERNOON BXCHFY SUNDAT- FROM CO o Get gt the %esa‘o%‘és%figée & PROFESSIONAL Mary Miles Minter, charming little mflm e ot stmch TEY BEMIDJI PIONEER @ B CARSON 2 I-I-NI' girl actress whose extraordinary suc- Tnatead DOCTORS ———————ww-nu—m-— cess is due to her naturainess and|Sufferers are HOWy TELEFXONE 923 2 BB-WH’I‘UTI'LELAD great personal beauty as well as to taking tonics, or trying to patch up a = FROM \mm ON m an inborn genius, is delightfully cast l'°°f d"“"%fl“‘%_ o Ea; at the postoffice at Bomlw. Minn, a8 m .-n- J4in “A Bit of Jade,' which appenrs DR. L. A. WARD undér mw& ¢ March 3, 1879, ~ ;_Lu:n Pfifl“fiéugflinfi%"‘fl“&,?; :t the Elko thsntre mnmn and Tues-|¥ip £ Ed l » Olive Tableta arouse the PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON proud-of a letter she received from 'fl"’ search for the lost ‘“bit of rheliverandhow mwflm.n’,',,,g their . Bemidji, Minn, Ne attention paid to nnnonymmu cantflbnuou. Writer's naime must jade’” results in a series of thrilling 5 n“._cn, oation her uncle Frank Jerome, from Ger- natural functi away goes e D o B Beeit) O P asaak tis offiod. ol many, and brought the l;attar to the|adventures, in which Phyllis is in- |70 stomach &n"bxe..“ fafit than Tuesday of Ay umm publlouuon in the current tssus. M| Pioneer with a request that it hejvolved as an in=ocent accomplice. yo DR, H. é. }figfl%@ printed. " The lettér 1s dated Manta-| The comedy “Winnles Wild Wed- tongue coated, o Al;fl;r SURGEON JAN SUBSCRIFTION RATEN DA% Sermscy heme L Y Sing) IIL s P g rcate feeling, bo 1| mertson Biock ~ Office Phous 158 |~ fet and says in part: o= yoaxr ltm **Dear llmel tx:ieoel x;Vlll :.Iry lso GRAND TUESDAY. you x5 3 answer your -letter. of ovember “Unto the End” will be shown at |stitute for calo i|the Grand theatre tomorrow, Tues-| Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets are a DRS. GILMORE & McCANN day. It is without doubt one of the|purely vegetable compound mixed with || PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS When the armistice was signed, two most interesting screen productions olive oil. ~You will know them by theif ot i B ?::s' rao%:r ::u'xrrm m:.‘w& ;"i?{i‘: in w‘l:;ch Crane Wilbur has ever ap-|olive color. ;hey do the work without e ocl al 0! T orp Rhine. Coming past Yerdun we i —_— AV cromd‘}.uxumblerzkt:d first ‘3’ (::r- Paradox. man soll as we looked across e Ma- 5 “ selle river. Staying at Ehnen for S“Ld the ’:";’:‘?“t'm‘;b“'t;e';; ‘;’m —_—— J|ahent, a_week: e startal ouicsaniiqan Sieie o St pRe ml||||I|’u|m\I”m|nm_H,uuumummm f M. D. EYE EAR NOSE THROAT Glasses Fitted girl's he;rt warm_toward you like fcv cream.” DR. J. T. TUOMY DEMOCRACY ABROAD DENTIST = * (Duluth News Tribune) B ath bt Markham Hotel, o I President Wilson had. wished to bring th 100,000,000 Wirzesborn, whlch 1s chont efeven | Write todsy people of the United States to their tip-toes with huzzas, all he| Mantabour. ‘There is a rumor here for our fully ilius- ST TR needed to do was to refuse all the elaborate receptions, ban-|that we'll return soon, but we don’ : _ i im&rfl“fi"‘mflf i THORWALD LUNDE DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC Acute and Chronic Diseases handled with great success, 1st Nat: Bank Bldg. Phone 406-W Houn 10-12'a. m.; 2-6 7-8 p. m. know whether to beueve it or not, but I gure hope 80.” qurets, special trains, gifts and costly entertamment that have been showered upon him, asking that the cost be given to the péor of Europe. Hundreds of thousands of dollars have been expended by Fa,ncg. England and Italy in elaborate, royal honors to the head of the greatest democracy that stxll talks of “Jefferson- iam simplicity.’ ' Gifts that are so many and bulky they must come home on a transport have been rained upon him, while kmgflc& is supporting French orphans and raising millions for ANATORIUM MINNEAPO . JlHliHHHHIHHIIHHIHII‘IiI|IHHilIlthlilIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllI[HllIIIIH {DUR COAL STOCK NOW ADEQUATE DR. E. H. SHITR PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office Security Bank Block THEATERS enia and Syria. g | ; i President Wilson also, has carried to France, Great Brit- e %gmel"fm i F_or Stoves and Furnaces T — ain and Italy his personal propaganda in direct appeals to the| marie Walcamp, in the Bluebird pro- ) anmumAmp 0N M. D &eople of those ;:oux}tnes fI:Ie has o;}:lenly }l‘souzht to u‘xfluem]:‘e gz;ctt::n% ;'i‘:."‘.}‘m ”g ;led e L : s A auda) e zovfimmentu policies of nations through a personal speak-|Por cast. : 5 53 - 7o Bl | ig eampaign to their populations. It fo from one of Bret Harew -l Anthracite, Nut, Stove, Egg and Buckwheat ; S bhove: IR0 George or President Poincare or Lloyd George,|Collin Campbell, who directed “The DT » 190 Clemenceau or Orlando would recipocate by 8 like campmgl; gl;gfl;l; » “Tongues of Fiame" s ia Pocohontas and Anthracite Briquettes the United States, what would be his or their reception? "y o teventn episode of The Lure o Hocking Scréened Lump o ith each of these countries, a league of nations is not merely | tne Cireus, featuring Eddie Polo, will : DR. EINER JOHNSON PHYBICIAN AND SURGEON i R oy rab oA o Bemidji, Minn. fl international question. It is, primarily, domestic as con-|also be seen as anadded attraction. . | West Virginia Splint Z cl their future safety. omhee il Aleo.be Saax L adiTLKo B 3 : ‘concerns more than their Monroe Doctriné. It involves 7 % Youghiogheny Lump and Stove DERTISTS A A A A A A A A AN AN AAANAA AN DR. J. W. DIEDRIOH Office, O'Leary- Bowuer Bld Office Phone 376-W Res. ’I‘G-R w timate relations with their contiguous neighbors of equal REX TU?DAY y th and power. The Balkans are their Mexico and Central| Another Bluebird feature will be/ :::xt'ica. 'Germany, in a sense, is their Canada backed by %“&:ncfikugé“%’:g ‘;o?fi;::z'd?:?; PR N _ tain, ury,” base “The al n, v ¥ ‘We allow no one to say what shall be our relations to the T:}:e,"y which nppeoal:'ed in the s:fir- OUR COKE]S THE CLEANEST AND 1 European soveri ruler|day Evening Post. It is an extra- ““th oFthe north 484 pmbab ¥ any. pea en, ordinary production, the story of a or premier, who campaigned the United States, to promulgate| i/ 'Gi returned to ter home atter |HOTTEST FUEL OBTAINABLE #h personal views as to what our mutual relations should be|unloved years at a boarding school, SI Hilaire Retail Lumber Co, Coke—Nut, Stove and Egg Sizes DR. D. L STAHTOH our neighbors, would not need a transport to carry back|to discover that sheToved the son of ig 2 P o the village drunkard. The son of a rich man also loved her. What did} ;he do? What svould any other girl o Office m Wlnter Block h government insists that all such propaganda shall through channals/ provided for it—the state depa.rt- mént and the President.. Europe seems to be more democratic fimch more tolerant. There will also be n‘uriu of an- imated 'cartoons, featuring Charlie uwms Chaplin ‘On the Rhine.” s — —— Phone. 100 "GRAHAM M. TORRANGE WEDNESDAY'S FEATURE. ¢ ’ THE HOME-COMERS. Clara Kimball Young and er own illlllllll[lll]]lill]llllllIJHIHHIHllHII]HlnllllllIlllllmllllllHHHIIIHIHIIIIHIHlIxHHIHI LAWYER. ; company will be seen here on Wed- | - ek T i Milea Block Phone 560 Itis reported that many of our returning soldiers and sail- ou inlhld of going back to their homes are entering the large seek employment. e large cities are preparing to take care of their own re- tum men, and employers will naturally replace them in their oldj bs in preference to engaging non-residents. nesday at the Rex theatre, in herf{ latest Select picture, s 3 Cheaters,” adapted by 42 3 Stuart from Max Marcin’s celebrated | : ¥ VETERINARIANS stage play of the same name. > ¥ Throughout tl:g action of the ‘_play B there i8 much evidence of the univer- |’ sal fear of the famous detective, D. R. BURGESS, D. V. M. ~: “Two. things complicate the employment question in cities| perris, but in the end it develops that 4 \ Veterinarian waR at present. One is that many employers have been forced by|Nan Carey, alias Ruth Brockton, is @ B Office Phone $-R the war-time distinction between essential and non-essential|herself the mysterious operative. & 8rd St. and Irvine Ave. Love solves the dilemma, for Nan | - ries to lessen their product, and must wait for the indi-|}, %0 0" (0 see the possibilities for of returning d_emangi to.mcrease it. geod in Tom, and she gives him his ‘Phe second consideration is that many women and older ltnt::em;; nlonf wiéh tnxte othc:rs,‘ atger Office and n i ) ey have signed statements to de- i % N an lospital 3 d t,?t:li‘r have taken the ph;ces of young men, alnd in many ::is;s ke e o tn the futere i rins : B v ot PPt !» phon.":%f,' ;;a’u services cannot in fairness be immediately dispensed with. [ ning down knavery instead of pro-| : ; ; 3rd St. and Irvine Ave. " “These conditions will make the city a difficult place at pre-|moting it. A i & nt:for the young men from small towns. It will be better for| | a T(;l—fl aHT. qfich a young man at present to return to his own home, where e L-omvenncctor" PR g veTER W‘E“%N he is well known, and take his old job for the time belng He | parie Wililams and Corrinne Griffith 3 ; ‘can watch the development of business and make his descent|with °t:h;.‘; s:.nrs, at the Grand nn:n- GENERAL MERCHANDISE - 3 iti tre t ) ing st upon the city when conditions appear favorable. 3 affi-gffnfi o o'r t:nl:n;?:engn: ‘gg_lom: » three brands Groeorleu',qoulr)'ry“ Qg?o&aé sn_o.., USUAL BAKER BREAKDOWN. D) Bt N S WA AT pasinns - W. G. SCHROEDER In the interchanging of brain cells sealed in air-tight [Bemidf one ¢5 Complamt of failure on the part of the soldiers to receive| ————rrrrrrr—r—— = their pay, in some instances receiving not a penny for as much| KEEP URIC ACID paclkages. Easy to find— uoig t months, has become so country-wide as to indicate one OUT OF JOINTS ) TOM SMAR' DRAY AND TRANSFER ' Mwmww”MMWWWWWMM*Tmfim__mw,wWwflw“f~ more absolute breakdown on the part of the war department, it is on sale Res. Phone 68§ 315 Amerioa which appears to have scored nothing else since Baker took T 5 ells Rheumatism Sufferers to Office Phone 12 over that department. Hundreds of boys arriving in New York Eat Less Meat and Take QV.CI'VWbe re. before Christmas had not a sou to enliven the holiday season. This condition of affairs is utterly in excusable. We were as- Salts. g Look for. ask for. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 'uted ’m;efl'lnont]h; agot)':y thef officer Chladr ged “:th &he d‘:ity % Rheumatism is easier to avoid than 2 X 5 : mn‘;.l"lor'l!h.l‘::l' g:me‘emlfi?Imn“ PR 0 e soldiers that reforms would soon be adopte % , state: 11-kn thor- sure to get BI 2 o “‘gn been it appears that they are for the worst. The x&-.cmfieh'are !-dnvi::l to 33.’2.'3.:?.’.'. e Micia s il Phone’s73-w in th 1y; keep the feet avoid boys e service have made good in every particular, but it N odt b?:rzy'dmk ;{e’;:ty oi ent under the paralyzing supervision of Baker has not ‘“‘fi‘},;‘,,‘,:z,.m iz a direct result of fi én down on its job in the course of the war program, if we/| eating too much meat and other rich N Insure Anything Anywhere can -call all its backing and filling and changing of plans a|foods that produce uric acid which is x Greatest Name Pl Offices progeam. Yet Wilson said Baker was the most efficient man- ;’:::{:’:: o‘;‘t&afl‘k‘;d:l“dgo tlitl‘t;r‘ t?i: : . in Goody-Land ocurity Bank BId. - Tel. 167 ager had ever met, or words to that effect. acid from the blood ?:d cast it out mms NORTHERN MINN. AGENCY —Dwight D. Miller— WE CAN R ST in ml" urine; the fm nttltlhebl’kis p Clothes D&Xsrs 101 MGI)G w. " - v omen - When you go shopping, treat the clerks as though they|%5°2k02 purity. In damp ang chilly I . T ana Children were nearly, at least, as human as yourself. It will pay. A|cold weather the skin pores are clever clerk, 1lltreated can formulate your package in such a|closed thus forcing the kidneys to do way as to be wholly unsatlsfactory to you and yet there is no)double work, they become weak and visible means for & complaint to higher quarters. His liftle :L?E";hm?fid {:ilp:o l”é’&‘m":i‘ui"; ::; flame of vengeance is just as strong as your electric-coated sar-|circulating through the system, event- e chsm, and you would be more discreet in futures if you realized | ually settling in the joints and mus- G l @ " 1 tiff d how many times the “bitten has bit the biter. i “"“"3“ Rt e LUBLEMIN’ > 9 At the first twinge of rheumatism i 7 NG GUM] HQ 08 P ANING OB ENTERPRISE AUTO CO- Hohenzollerns and the only one who remains in Germany, pro-|and is made from the acid of grapes A fea%u :fiat his only desire is to be “a simple German cle’zgn **{and leman juice, combined with lithia WM. M'CUAIG, It would have been well for the rest of the tribe if they had con- t;'f“;:n“d';ddmf:fifild:“:,fi“‘fi‘:j:{ e avor a s Manager find their ambition within such moderate limits. to rheumatism. . H ' i NDafacrtive