Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 31, 1919, Page 2

“THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 31, 1919 i f}i‘lilfncrdfl&{og Pfih‘flg""’f m" LA T L BT L 2 ickford who ‘heiped m TomrinyvoNeER ) ar e ) EEEEEEES gp ooy ook WOW METE: -—v——mfl TERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. b i - - ELm m"mow ', a ; = t&nfi?rfinnnn PUBLISHING CO. o TH EAT Exs b Pa o:t,f{yho:., ‘E;eie;;w h beg\ll- ' d F S SR O - S % ShwoR A Bied Doroity Deltan wil be seen at * For Stoves and Furnaces _ = msmne? | the: Elko theatre tamorrow and Sun- SR ;o D ' day, is onewof expeetionalibeauty and|. e - Entered at the postoffics at Bemldjl Minn., ss second-cliss mu- & i oy v mm c.uuk‘.,égn”fi; mgdy . : : y i : 2 i under ot of Congress of Maren's, 2% 158 5 : n:hm:::n:m “His Wite's Priends” s also on s Anthracite, Nut, Stove, Egg and Buckwheat P —_— etrova’ re pro uce un L e & . 3 : No'atkention pald to annonymous. contributions, Writer's name must First Nzif):ue Exhibitors'; .assocla-| . Lop oun qonomw o ifi-» Pocohontas and Anthracite quuem. : be, no‘:n‘i:ngmnw‘tt:; &l;t W:c{:fce?fi:”}ey tnrustblz"e ch thl- oftice not tion. Large houses u’w this feature player.of emi- L i » hi?i‘mthm Pucaday of each week o insure publication in the current 1ssue. tggzmayl::dsl:cxg :‘;hown ‘d‘:}!: nx:flm‘rmw Hoclfing Screened‘Lump ;m__‘“ T BB, run, . Therc -w{ll ‘also ‘be.=@+ good {leading man .in oldwyn lfim W t Vi inia S llnt TN N radrr, ; w,;::q"rhe Panther Woman,’. seeking | tion, *Day Dreams, oy w & X ................... seliet, Pationce floes 10 the w0ods. |ilton, W id:col::ld 3 d thea-F - Youghiogheny Lump and Stove g ere she m Garon :Bourke 3 *and: Sunday, : ; : ! SR S o ’“‘"“‘“‘“f “"’:;5": vening. » / + Coke—Nut, Stove-and Egg:BSizes g wznx:.'z PIONEER A : _ ; wfl"?‘lmwfld sent potcuge paia t: g; fi::o::, 2‘1:. in llvl::. BL.50v :' # Es & e R . __llour coke 1s THE cLEANEST AND —— s — {HOTTEST FUEL OBTAINABLE fi:‘:——__—_‘—_———*——————————"———— 5 ” LIQUOR INTERESTS ARE DESPERATE. When Frank L. Polk, acting secretary of the state of New| is accused of:his death. U York, on Wednesday declared the federal anti-liquor constitu- m"’“—wm‘! : i tional amendment ratified in that state, the executive com-| ‘pner is-a.morale forhoth:men 2 mittee of the national distillers issued a statement, declaring|women in *“The Danger Zone,” § *‘ the ratification illegal. is coming ta the Rex theatre. Of the 43 states whose leglslatures have acted on the|D3nger Zone® ia a.pleture amendment, the constxtutmns of 22, the distillers claimed, con- tain a referendum provision which expressly provides that no action of the legislature bhecomes effective until mnety days ;g after adjournment. If during these ninety days, five or siX per|singer, and wm, makes & .,,,,ndm cent of the voters petition for a referendum, the action of the|marriage, only. to .find.; she .cannot, legislature must be submitted to the people. shake of the deeds ot careless past, Of these 22 states, the committee added, the legislatures| . “REX SURDAY. of fourteen are still in session, and ‘“that the 90 days in which| one of the cleverest of the ‘ma: to petition for a referendum have not begun to run.” The com- | cleyer Metro plays in which vkfin. mittee announced that immediate steps would be taken to have b”:‘;::::;gmzfl: th"h:‘::'?u‘;;"‘)‘} ;s retfheren,(’!nm invoked in these fourteen stats and ‘“probably T'lrll? 15 tll:iecmmmc ‘com‘d%" drai n others. “The Gol ure,“anayo eue ‘Alction in these fourteen states is not final until the people . have had opportunity to act, the distillers declared. Consider- ELKO TONI 'romcm' : ; ing :only these states and deducting them from the forty-three Eu‘l’;"‘t;‘;ag:"fib:m ot hm. whose legislatures have acted, the committee said, showed|tully humen story that:Diac “1':; that the “drys” have chptured only 29 states, or seven less{given us'in- “vaimn," the than"the three-fourths required. ducers have succeed iflbly in The fourtéen states referred to are: Arkansas, California, g:?;e’;vf“‘m thft d;“:::’ ‘t‘:‘é mo Colorado, Idaho, Maine, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, | brothers of strongly contrutmg New Mexico, Ohxo, Utah, Oregon and Washington. types and how the ‘whimsical, Merely another indication of the desperate attempts made ;10“! “Viviette" - comes ‘into tlmr‘ ! | by the booze interests to thwart the will of the majority of c‘;"‘,’:es“:dtmzlfi;‘t' b snot. deiital "Ef’fige mdace of 11 the nation’s states. It is a technical proposition in its entirety Yo T e / and will make no difference in the ultimate resultilif the wlhiskelylv GRAND TONIGHT. tea or coffee. = makers are allowed to gain their point, for the people wi Marguerite Clark, -the fascinati 4 ] 7 ““You knowit'is not-an- matter to rise’and unmistakably wipe the nefarious business off the map |Paramount star, will - appear n‘ : Heal{hf“‘ 2 el ] it childien fo tabe rgidici eu‘yn d forcing : of the nation. Wildflower,” a -repeat shawing, st o nOR : -e..,an-\-u. o 0 ;:ztog:;ng atgzfi:?ttutlon -of lw?:: ; e . Cious o F z.al:;on ‘m sioee :omdmmn Mwm“,mp.ml.hbh 'should” 7 innocen: P A e 4 8.co0E & mm ,b - The great popularity of Chamberlain’s ngh Remedy is ‘& splained bp&euw&mm;opmmmo&m 26 d;and-at:the:sameitime swuqflsunt M to'the i M‘Mchlldren like ¢ . POSTUM | astheir table bev- | = Clnldren lee It What might seem at first glace to be an almost impossible task is the project to open the Atlantic ocean direct to Duluth and the head of the lakes, but a closer scanning shows that gigantic as it would seem, it is really a very simple matter and one:that would open the markets of the great northwest direct to eastern and European ports. Every conceivable industry, incident to the northwest, would have equal advantages, cereals, live stock, dairy pro- ducts, the ore of the great iron mines, the manufactured pro-|{ ductsiof :Duluth and other cities. Not alone is this a local nor even national proposition, but has the hearty co-operation of Canada in the new order of things, now that the proper spirit of unity prevails. Enlargement of the Welland canal and the canalization of the St. Lawrence jointly by Canada and the United States would bring about a saving of millions and would be second only tothe Panama canal. In the past, the iron and steel industries of Duluth have felt the discrimatory hand of eastern competition and the “plus” rail rates have had their dire effects. The water highway would eliminate all this, rail rates would drop and thousands of others, farmers included; would benefit from the direct service. ‘This project should merit the hearty support of the entire northwest. ° It Pays: w‘.Rea@; Adverhsaments JUST FOR 'SA’”TURDAY--‘-#‘ -this week for instance, we.have onnsalea these’ many “specials: as. well' a&a' many others: nat*adverflsed Children’s . Ribbed , Hoso Msegict 1o 9%%. < You. pay 26c.to 30¢ Special,a. pair.. Outmg Flannel-—light;calors: and plain blue; 29¢- quality’ - ‘Special Saturday, -a-ya : Servme ‘Ping—one, two and three stan; reguh:lOsvenamf eled. -Special,, 88CH..,..occrcurerivrrecsionseraonaneiiosisnisd SunadiBdi 5,000 Envelopes, linen finish; . a loe:gradew One ulel Saturday; & :bunch............... R R S OB e B White Tea: Gupa-—lesuhrxmdae ‘Cups only.. ;Saturday, { each ......... MoLthncs wondasssvi ke dd TR 41365 Clean up! Paint ,a*u.p' 'Stayu RERE The coming spring and summer«pmmiswto«'be—oflc g .of sthe:most-active: in the’ history. of Bemidji. ”Nfl\flmi@- % ; ing ‘and houses will be ‘built and:many- strictimvés’ aild’ .: ‘houses will be repainted. Some may haventhezminting g ;sidea bub;believe it swould.-be: too -expensive. - ‘Let s, 2 shcw-ymxhow to ppaint-at little expense. s o g “We AreClosing Om‘n()ur # dflmplew Lineof = .. Ir~ :r BRH 0 SHOULD RECEIVE SCANT ATTENTION. When a certain north Minnesota member of the state legis- lature was successful in defeating the incumbent, absent‘in the service “over there,” he had been defeated for re-election as mayor of his home city. Now the first shot out of the box he wants to insert the probe into the Minnesota public safety commission, for the reason Governor Burnquist once stated he would use the commission’s funds for relief of the forest fire victims, and the said new legislator seeks notoriety by blatently . “wanting to know.” Specm It was the safety commisgion, backed and supported by a P ir heroic horde that rushed to succor the distressed when the elite Outing Flannel—extra «h“VY- BTc and 40c grade. -iSpe~* - £ of some of the stricken communities were comfortably situated cial Saturday. .......... ETE A A ...,.,......,&t»-.afi o s in Duluth, Superior and other safe centers, unmindful of con- ditions “back home,” and attempts to discredit the work of{| Cap-and. Scarf Sets—all wool. cepisndeoartéo mflw i S . o the ¢ommission should receive scant attention. Spectal t il s Sl N e A 10 - wviwthich has been selling ait $4.50 a gallon. O Mr. Simonds admits President Wilson has the ace. The question’is: How in the deuce is he going to play it?—=St. Paul Pioneer Press? k If some one drops the trey he will raise the deuce, all right. i), The government is requesting us to figure up our 1918 income, so that there will be no delay in turning in our income tax schedules at the proper time. It is also dehcately hinting at the probability of a Victory Liberty loan in the spring. 0 p Dr. Liebknecht’s death causes us to reflect on the constant hazard attendmg the life of a revolutionist. The only thing which offsets it is the fact that such a life does not contain a dull moment. $2.90 'and :$8.25 .grade.. < Special.................. ) { samP Bfl $ 3 5@ m Boys’ Leather Mittens;-worth 50¢.: Special. .33 flea ol flll OF CO i . All:Colors Except White s.:'We.arechanging: our line-of pamts to-the»quinn l.ine .and:are making this low prieettoigive flmi!eafifl { an opportunity to improve their premises and: < i Three or -four gallons will repaint-a’ smgll hom and a small quantity of paint will greatly. improve property. ~-to-secure what might be desired.and .at low rcoat. ‘Let:us:figure your bills. % 5 & URSE there’s 8 lot of other specials. OF 'COURSE ( we are now getting lots of .new.-goods . fip:m Just come and see, You're wanted. i | OF (COURSE i l 8!l VALENTINES-—we. have just thevbmgdwtock g One: cent to one-dollar. st &1 0- Sooner “or - later, Politicalmaster-General Burleson will have it_drilled into him where he gets off with congress and Carlson ..%f.Soure.. tl:;cgeople on his political ownership schemes.—St. Paul Dis- The Store That Always Tries toServe You ' the M H » ; W R R :mmmjmmwmcm The drys are satisfied, the wets are clissatisfied. But how .- Store-Hours, 8 hggm{ : : C.»Wi ' Vandersluis about the class of our citizens who are wetter than dry and dryer than wet—how do they take it? Nal s .