Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 15, 1919, Page 2

e — N NN S C— — % = SRR ~v+4.—-~ —— | I PAGE TWO campanion, One day a prince charm- ing that she has dreamed of is washed up on the shore. She reyives him, and love comes into her Iife. Tenth episode of The Lure of.the Circus, starring Eddie Polo in “A Shot for Life.” * ' ELKO PROGRAM. Charles Ray ,has been #een In { many Paramount pictures. proguced by Thomas H. Ince and in every case he has given screen patrons signal satisfation. His next appearance will be in “The Claws of the Hun,” at the Elko theatre which has- an- nounced the productfon for tonight and Sunday, matinee and evening. GRAND PROGRAM. Given every opportunity to display her dramatic gifts, Geraldine Farrar, in “Shadows,” her latest six part Goldwyn picture comes to the Grand theatre tonight and Sunday, matinee and eyvening. g 8 Tom Santschi‘and Milton 8iHs also appear in ‘“Shadows.” A comedy is also on the program. ey “UNDER FOUR FLAGS” orni;ux. COUNRTY AND COITY PROCEEDINGS With the presentation of the third - United States official war picture,} # “Under Four Flags,” at the Elko e e thestre I];l_olx:day Tulglsdlx}ylgndb w::?' LINCOLN’S GETTYBURG ADDRESS—READ IT. nesday,; Fehturay, tis18r e crthe (Delivered at the Dedication of the Cemetery in Gettys- E.}v?:&'x‘tcognggm:tgnfh&;gmvfifi'fi; 4 burg, November 19, 1863.) shown for, the first time on anyl] Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth | soreen in ?“3 W‘;“l:"? B series ‘of| upon this continent a mew nation, conceived of liberty, and | s e mer siiiea conateles that vore] | dedicated to the proposition that all men are creatéd equal.|the brunt of the fighting in thef" Now we are engaged in a great cidvil war, tsatcilng w(llxether ]that gxrl;atuv:]a;. America, England, France| | nation, or any nation so conceived and so dedicated, can long s 5% endure, Weya.re met on,a great battlefield of that war. “We o,flfi?“;,‘,f:,‘?,;;‘,,"‘:,;},g‘:“‘;f,;“‘:; have come to dedica}se a portio% of lthat ?}flg tl;ls a flxg;l restiilx)gt tz;lne;l lm“mvah(:fiz1 t;em 'lrli iactinh ‘fi lace for those who here gave their lives that'that nation mig e vicinity .o ateau erry an five. 1t is altogether fitting and proper that we should do this, :;g:*‘,;‘;‘;o,};‘z;’;‘;ag"fi-m E:Ym‘:;: But in a large sense, we cannot dedicate—we cannot con- secrate—we cannot hallow this ground. The brave men, living and dead who struggled here, have consecrated it far above our poor power to add ‘ox detract. The world will little note, BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER THE BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISKING CO. @ B. CARSON “ B X DENU TELEPHONE 932 " Tintered at the postoftice at Bemidjl, Minn.,, as second-class matter under act of Congress of March 3, T No attention paid to annonymous confributions. ‘Write's name must be known to the editor, but not necessarily for publication. h Communications for the Weekly Ploneer must reach this office ot later than Tuesday of each week to insure publication in the current issue. Ton pages, containing & summary of the news of the week. Published every Thursday and sent postage paid to any address, for, in advance, §1.50 1 ing they ;began the action that will give them a place in history as the saviors of Parls, what they did here to the unfinished work which they who]the Pollus and Tommies ars shown be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us—that from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion— that we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain—that this nation, under God, shall have-a new birth of freedom and that government of the people, by the people, and B U for the people, shall not perish from the earth. Piave ‘and in the reglon of Mt. R L Grappa. tion on' many parts of the front;|urs, tanks are shown advancing in squad- rons and scores of aeroplanes hover over the battle line. Among the thrilling views are those of the Itallan episode ‘which for school children, 4:30 Tuesday The Minnesota experiment station maintains one of the ooty largest cereal breeding nurseries in the world, according to Andrew Boss, vice director. The object of these nurseries is to improve cereals for growth in Minnesota, either by careful gelection or by crossing desirable strains. The plant breeders at University Farm are at work now developing winter wheat which will be hardier than any now grown and will give a large yield. They are seeking also to develop stiff strawed strains of spring grains that will not lodge on rich land. Good yielding strains have been found by selection, and seeds from these are listed by the Crop Improvement association for sale to farmers in Minnesota. * Funeral Director and || g, sure A SPECIALTY . Phone 317-W and 817.R 405 Beltrami Avenue HOME FROM MARKET. . 0. J: Laqua, the clothier, returned L & this marning from a trip to Duluth, eml l Iron River, St. Paul and Minneapolis,’ - where he has been looking ‘over ‘the Mr. Laqua reports a severe snow storm in Minneapolls and St. 13th Street : { Second Street: ] to in market. Paul Thursday. and “Friday. The streets were -blockaded and accidents occured, CARLSON Of Course for snd 8 view is given of them golng AY . over the top at 4:30 a. m. the morn- * Vote for him. He'is a Boosterfor the city. He is a successful business nor long remember, what we say here, but it can never forget| In the British and French episodes| man, fitted to fill the office. i HONEST AND, CLEAN Vote for Him Tuesday, February 18 ————————————— BY SAMUEL HAMILTON, M. D. The man who ssid “People dig their . graves with their teeth” uttered a truth M. E. IBERTSON that goes clear to the bottom of the health Suppose you should take every- thing you ‘eat and' drink for breakfast, ing you eat and drink for dinner, you eat and. drink for supper, together in one mass. It woul be a dreadful mixture to look upon. uestion. Licensed Embalmer ||everything A e 4 ‘ ; 1819 ; | THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18, and i Beltrami Ave. Nymore * Car leaves Nymore on the hours an&_ half hotir.- ~leaves 13th street on the guarter to and quarter _each hour. FARE 5 CENTS. Careful Drivers. - s NS several st .~ that Brick of shal Foch. Big guns are seen in ac-|improvements d;?‘. gori,;‘g"ncft’y like dealers. DAILY HEALTH TALRS| ————— GREAT CEREAL BREEDING NURSERY. Special matinee, at reduced prices. | Good Health Is in Your Own Hands February 18, 1919. I ask yaqur support: on ;the.-basis. tha R. W. KIEHL, Proprietor Don’t Forget KOORS ICE GREAR for your Sunday dinner Our Sunday Special--3 three fought here thus far so nobly advanced. It is rather for us to :";’;{_’t"gf°t“}fet§t",:{’:;f‘:1;’}’;n?:: fomm :&‘; lf:' the b““init""m w ]ayer briCk, Choco]ate i 7 Vanfl]a, Cherry. = Leaveiorders with your TotheTaxpayers | Voters of the City. of Bemidiji ter e City of Bemidji Having served the City-of Bemidji during: the.year. of 1818 as PICTURE FRAMING ;A,,d‘{,et Sou stomacl s ablged {0 dpose Assessor, 1 am again ‘a candidate for-that office.at.the & m{‘ ) sa | f that unsightly mass each day! Isit -made;a FAl i e s have indigestion, [and EQUITABLE | ASSESSMENT. LAST YEAR. 1. challenge .,.30..: o3 wonder so many geo 2 : dyspepeia, backache, headache, bad blood, | cite & specific case where the useumept was made in-an. unjust-and. unfair’ Car after’ ialection, — & liver complaint, skin diseases, nervousness, | manner. x X 7 N The story, ‘which is cleverly told BEMIDJI, MINN., coughs, xc’lofilda,' catarrh, bronchitis and If your taxes are doubled or. nearly so, it.is because you have not b and superbly acted, is that of a young ess knows what else? Yes, gzople paid your just and. proportionate,share heretofor taking:as -a-bases -the AT T HE and beautiful artist who marries a ! heir graves with their teeth, and before [ACTUAL FULL and TRUE VALUE of your property as:is required: of - mm:-l 3 of unfll"lncligge;i cha;.'micter sdhe- T the end oon;)nle Egeypm:lhmu honehsiellt& the ALsseuor b{ law. ¢ . et ipending on his w or a living. e ness or trouble after another. You shoul et not the amount of your taxes prejudi ; Agai gainst: ) learns his true ‘nature and mode of be glad to know that Dr. Pierce, of Buffalo, | of the Assessor but compare zhe ‘vhluntio: I-;I‘E I?IQA!‘.y “l?uczlgt nm ;::]: 1 \ THEATERS ll*;l:g ;nd leaves hlm,blntendlng to make ‘her own' way ‘but is -8gain| -(Authorized and to be paid for by drawn into his toils—this time, how- y ever she is instrumental {n fofling A. T. Carlson. Amount, $10 for TOM MIX TONIGHT. his plang and fate brings a new and called Golden Medical Discovery that can be depended upon fo overcome many of series.) the diseases naned above. It may seem i impossible for one medicine to do so much, |who merbly fixes valuations. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT | has placed in the drug stores a medicine | property with YOUR -OWN valuation. . If:they :are nearly. the same ‘you" have no kick a; t the Assessor no matter what’the ‘amount of: your’ taxes may be. Then talk to the’County Board;: the School ‘Board, the 'k Board, and- the City Council, who levy the taxes and not to'the Assessor A new brand of preaching ¢ intro- |happler romance into her life. but really the whole thing is as simple as Do you claim that the Crookston Lumber G < duced by Tom Mix, the celebrated Charlie “Chaplin- will also be the figure 1. - Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical h H R ompa A William y1"0x star, in “Hell Roarin’|seen in “The Fireman.” A' T' CARLSON Discosr‘::ry corrects the disordered condi- ;:::I:h:§§t}?:;nes:.el;ec:iu;ebet}:::'e;u‘e paying ‘about 515,0003()]!; Reform,” which will be seen at the — FOR - tions in a sick stomach, aids digestion, acts Do the merchxrln)ts laim Uit £hay. are oas R 3 Rex tonight. He lets his sixshooters BLUEBIRD MONDAY. as a tonic and purifics the blood. When taxes because they are paying on s {a ‘:;’5; “gfi Al t“""'j“,“»\! deliver the sermons which lead to the| On Monday comes Juanita Hanson MAYOR this is done, away go the diseases that are | oy € 0 "o P rond May 319182 All bge:ix :f“:h:’}w.m;hga regeneration of a ‘“bad” little west-(in the Bluebird feature, “The Sea| I/am a candidate for the office of ern town. Flower,” one of Colin Campbell's Ti i C There will also be shown a FoX|productions from the story by George Magor. . I bellev in an eéconomical Sunshine comedy. Hull, ; : You see her as Durline, a beautiful | ; METRO REX- SUNDAY. white girl, 1lving on a.tropical lsle.| > congerned. Your support at the polls election day, February 18th, will be much appreciated. ; A. T. CARLSON. Sunday will be Metro day at the|Her foster father, *“‘Brandy” Cain, Is Rex theatre when Olive Tell will be|a drunkard, and threatens to beat shown in “Secret Strings,” a 'big|her when she pours out the brandy stage success, . 5%/ YBEBNIN 'on the floor. A parfot is her only From Your Meals You must enjoy them. Koors Nutritious Bread and Butter Tickles the Palate. SHIP. YOUR Hides, Furs, Wool, Sheep Pelts and Bee Wax and Tallow To NORTHERN HIDE & FUR COMP 118 Belt. Ave. . Bemidji, Minnesota L. F. JOHNSON ‘r'o the Voters of the City of Bemidji. : I am a candidate for the office of Mayor of this city at the election to he held February 18 next, and solicit the support of every voter who be- lieves in an honest, efficient and eco- Big Jump in Prices Hide Market Has Advanced nomical administration of all depart- The demand for furs Wwas never ments of the city. better than it i{s today. Sell while I have been president of the city prices are high. council for two years and represent- ed the First ward as alderman for two years, and am familiar with the needs of a growing city like ours. Pending legislation means much to Coldberg’sHide & Fur Co. Bt RING P Boliree" thouid be in s We Pay Frelght on All Shipments e iy v S 112-3rd 8t. 1 Door W. of Exp. Office Phone638-W i For the highest market price in Hides or Furs —Bring or Ship to— e L F. JOHNSON fspitie mtads e Sot A e Sl e caused by a sick stomach.. If .you are digging your grave with your teeth, stop d : today. Correet your stomach disorders and, business-like administration of | right now with Golden Medical Discovery, the city’s affairs, as far as this office|,nd henceforth eat for your health's sake. If you don’t know what foods are best for ou, write Dr. Pierce, Pres. Invalids® {lotel, Buffalo, N. Y., and receive confi- dential medical advice without charge. VR up both in Li e—————r———————— | Pierce 10¢ : Nt Qe yourself how good it is. Try it now. are paying from $50 to. $300 more than last year. of the city LEST Yours for a fair and equitable assessment. J. P. LAHR, POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT ‘Authorized and paid for by W. C. Klein W. C KLEIN FOR ASSESSOR If you want a fair and unbiased assessment of the properties in the city of Bemidji, vote for Mr. Klein for cit assessor. He 1s specially equipped to fifl this very important office. Your support will be appreciated at the polls, election day, Tuesday, Feb. 18. ! . | | o) | | . | 4 | | | | 4 ' - 4 YOU FORGET! The ASSESSOR DOES NOT:fix taxation. The rate last year was 85.4 mills while this ye;l;' it_ilfl;?).{‘mhflh.d Aigal medlcol sdvice o) e CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELECTION:AS: CITY ASSESSOR. olden Medical DiscoVery is made with- - r ” out ‘alcohol or opiates, so” anybody. an TN TN T g TN everybody can take it with safety. It m%uc uid and tablet form. Send Dr. r a_trial pkg., and see for SUBSCRIBE FOR THE DAILY PIONEER ment is taxes this mount of value_ of taxpayers