Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 21, 1919, Page 2

——— “BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER - _ruBnISEED EVERY 00N BXCEPT SUNDAY-—-—= S 700 Ve BEMIDIT PIONEER FUBLISHING 00 \ ‘@ m oamsox ¥ __E. R DENU > - ¢ the postoffice’ At Bemiylf, Minn, ns second-cluss matier Entored a 8 PoOsto! o e 1815. ’» ’ : " under act of Congress of No attention {3‘« %o annonymalis contributions, Write's name must ) tor, “buk not nacesgarily for publication. b'. mng:‘h&m. tér"i“lt’ll:l’o‘ ‘WeekI P’gneer must reach this' office not iater than Tuesday of each week 10 {nisure publication in the current issue. § SUBSCBIPTION BATES : g‘h‘ 1.35 Bix months ... One was A2 Three ~months -.... . “THE FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY.” ° " The observance of Waéhingtonfsfbi}fhday,tombi'rgw recalls -to us year by year the patience and faith and courage with which He lived the dark years of the Revolutionary war, The dullest’and most matter-of-fact history of this period throws a clear light upon these characteristics of Washington. No man ever !gié’ttuly carried the fate of ‘a nation upon his shoulders. He strove against disappointment, difaster, lack of funds and material, inefficient or disaffected aids, English-propaganda at least ‘as strong as the German propagarda of the last few years, and through it all he looked forward with high faith and courage to.the ultimate destiny of the United States. After the war a task of the utmost difficulty confronted him in the rehabilitation of a'country worn by war, lacking financial credit at home and abroad and disturbéd by factional . differences. Here; aldo, his wisdom and patience brought their results. It is directly to him that we owe our liveg of comfort and liberty. - G . . W are again in a time of reconstruction after war. Our probiléms-are different from' those which confronted Washing- ton and his'time, but no less disturbing, It is for us to attempt to'midet these problems with his spirit of foresight and patience - 7and ‘wisdom. . So shall we behold, as he-did, 3 gteater and ° more beneficient America. = § b i o2 e . NEW NORMAL DORMITORY SEEMS ASSURED. - According to the weekly kgpitol’ news letter, sent to The Pioneer by W, T. Noonan, owner of the Baudette Region, who ia a clerk of the house during the session of the legislature, the sum of $100;000 has been put into an appropriation bill asked by the,state normal school board for building a dormitory for < ‘the new Bemidji normal school. An equal sum has also been, asked for similar purpose for two other state normals. = ¢ i this connection, a letter received by the editor of :fhg P ér from M. W. Deputy of Kansas City, Mo., who has begn named president of the new normal, says: I am looking forward with much interest to the development of the normal schobl and hope to co-operate iin every ‘way possible with all concerned to the best educational welfare of the community . and state.” : He has also advised us a dut and brief history of himselt will be forwarded in a few day§, A & The letterhead of Presidept Deputy’s reply contains the gtatement that he is director of teachers’ training and extension; - work of the Kansas City public schools. He Has also had con- tiderable experience in Minyesota normal schools-and Illinois. ‘FROM “BAUDETTE REGION.” The county division bill will colre. up for air nekt week. Soon be a time to manufacture a name for the new county, of which Baudette is to be the county seat. 0 The boys returning home are claiming an affectionate wel- come from their families, and they are also claiming plenty of apple pie and chocolate cgke;i‘ 2 O : " General Foch has deserved well of the world. If he has a fancy for the Rhine or any other river, he ought to have it. SRR It looks as if President Wilson would have a full hand of kings and queens to show down upon the:peace table. Q) Germany has formed the habit of strife. have war she will have riots. If she cannot Had you too forgotten the enormous extent of Russia until you looked it up on the map? | 2 i ] STAHL-JACOBS ' ‘Furniture Renovators All work guaranteed. Work called for and de- livered. * General Repair Shop ‘311 Gth St. H. N. M’KEE, Funeral Director: PHONE 178WorR ||} Phone 488 Let1 sHelBY:_L;WithYour? . Alterations orRepairWork B@G us-a rouph sketch or blue print of the room or rooms to be made modern. . We will provide yon with Free Panel Suppestions and Cost Estimates that will prove the advan- tage of using Cornell-Wood-Board. This superior interior 8nishing materisl excels for walis, ceilings and partitions. It does not warp, crack, chip or buckle. Comes in standard sizes, with full directions for apply- ind so that you can do the work yourself, if you care to. Cornell-Wood-Board resists meisture, heat and cold and requires a minimumof paint or ca]ci@ine. Come in and let us dive you samp A 3 SMITH-ROBINSON LUMBER CO. Phone 97 Bemidji, Minn. | NYMORE SOLDIER LEADING - NEWS AND LETTERS - FROM BELTRAMI CO. SOLDIERS-SAILORS | THE LIFE OF “MILLIGNAIRE” na letter dated at'Aix’ les' Bains, January 23, written to Knute West- uess of the fifthtward by Chris J.-0l- gon;. a member of the Company C, 130th infaniry, A, E. F., the writer | tells of ‘living ke “a millionatre,” which is certainly good neWws: Tn part the letter says: -~ : |- Can tell you it is great to be on a furlough, or rather be free for a whole week. Have been.'real busy now for two days, but today 1 am resting, or. taking life Buppose you like to kept me husy. Well, noon I took in gome 8i such as the old museéum, a b mearly two thousand”years-old, and other sights. In"th 0 and my pal, from Towa, rentéd bikes and rode ali over town and down to a big-lake, also went ofit in the coun- try, and canre back to' town late, or ju§t in' time for supper.. . = - . Yesterday morning ! up early, afid £ook the mountains. ‘wa train, as ¥o for this tr mountain side. up’ there, but it took hours to get there, 80 tite speed ‘was not gredt, up there we went right L clouds and -pretty soon’ we ‘were on f longest about’ fifty- feet, but I also took some falls. ' ‘Am-so hard and o, " h 3 2 - - }::‘,}f:i,,g;’;‘:w %E:?Si":fiffii}éz ‘.“:’; Soap-for...... «30c |}l dial, extra well made. ‘here, %0 T u);xd ‘my pal, took ‘dlnneg 5 lbs.. gOOd”Cofiee’ fo < 3 ; . . SHats o Jere. It vas tome diner, but it for ..$1.00 A good clock to have in the bathroom, ng a bottie or two ot beer. |1 quart Honey....75¢c|l| bedroom, kitchen, garage, or any place bt i lonang e it oty L Pint Honey .. ... .38e | else where it's to your interest to have a siaen s Dt e e, Sodf Crablans (|| - clock for tmegaving gurpaces. | 2 leve me T atir.getting the very best for:. . o lor the hundreds. o8t mugements are free at the Y, M. 3. A, @ person doesn’t need:guch an} wwful;lot of money. ' 'We sure ‘have ..great time here at the Y..M;iC. A. juilding. " There is ‘sométhing doing wery minute. It is one of the great- st daces o town, and it is awtully large. % We have a big’ thealre, library, vriting room, dance hall, another g hall that they: calls the® Cinema ‘tall, then o big resturint where neals, or lunches, ‘are deryed at all fmes from ‘nine ‘in the ‘morning till welve at night. Then there are ots. of othiér ‘rooms, and can “you magine all this in one building, and 11 'of it run by the Y. M, C. A, for le benefit’ ‘and” amusement of us Here wé can plainly 4G A, 18 doing As -miost’of the J0ys8 on leave, see’ what ‘the ¥, M sver Jhere. Let me tell you I-am glad the war s over, for I would feel awfully bad, fter having stich a good. time, and hen would’ hiave to go back to the renches again, It will be bad smough to get back to my unit, or :ompany,~again, bat thinking that we.will soon ‘be on our way home, t isn't so bad after all. My com- sany is. still in Luxembourg, but as you know I am a long ways, from here now. It took us over three lays to comme here, ‘and I suppose it ~1l1l take that long going back. Must tell you 1 went to.a store :his morning and bought aunty.an wpron- which I've wrapped ap and ient ‘today. - You know it is:fun.to sueprise her and I only hope she gets this: little package. Here is lofs of alce little things that I: would-like .0 have back with’ me for seuvenirs, but it is quite a‘hother to take care of such -things as you know we have so,_ ntauy ‘equipments to take care vf. I.am going to try to get.my own gas mask ~and steel HNeimet. home with me. Some of the bhoys are sending home German © helmets, . Probably you have seén some of them already, that were picked up on- the battle field, but I do mot care much about them. I think more of my own for lI“krmw at one time:it did save my e, 3 s ¢ QUICKLY -RELIEVED Dr. King’sNewDiscoveryused since Grant was President Get a bottle today 1t did it for-your grandma, for your father. For fiftz years this well-known cough and cold remedy has kept an evergrowing .army. of {Iriénds, young and old. * For half a century: druggists every« where have sold it. your medicine cabinet. it in a hurry. Soid by everywhere. 60c and $1.20. Bowels Acting Properly? They ought to, for constipation s the body retain waste mutters and jmpurities that undermin: the svmecrs, Dr, Raag's New Lit PL1s ars “BYS o « Ring’s e Pillsare Rliable aad miid 0 action. Al dnggists. 25¢, FOR SALE! /" The northeast: quarter: ' of blo¢k one, Nymore first addition (6 lots), nicely located, price $600, easy terms. Phone 317-W and 317-R or.a 6 bars White Flyer Syrup for ., . | . Fresh Eggs, doz 9§-1b. sack Cremo =~ vilowr ol e $5.75 AR " Lot 18—2 pairs $9.00 black ‘kid “high Dray and Tramster Res. Phone 68 Office Phone 12 818 America - I . TOM SMART : .. GENERAL.MERCHANDISE. Groceries; Dry Goods, Shoes, Flour Car leaves Nymore on the hours and half Hour: leaves:18th strest on the quarter:to:sand: quarter each hour. FARE 5 CENTS. ' Careful Driver ¥ BEMIDJI, _M_n{_N. KIEHL, Pro [i i : aflmfly "I’"‘flw L | - time you oughtto s cans Hines?[;l top of the cloi nd the mountain, 3‘ 10-0z ; ‘ S, Do ot bt B e e e | 'Tomé;tts ‘Soup. 3 e e Tl 2 arrived on top of the mountain, for| o DOUD, © It may be earlier than you want to get | ‘: there were easily three feet of suow{ . for o e 54} . N D up thereThe namo o the mountaia | Nro, 5’ wan _-up, but it’s the hour your day begins. Sleep | nearly. 6,000 fool above sea' Tevel:| fon ~on, and you lose out on something worth - Gl i s soe aiom L, s, s while. ' o oo ia%z"éiu;ing a‘é% :‘zgo'% 9 N% > oans Mixed ; __ Big Ben will get you up. at the minute Sein ths ouiy ons DUt ot s-eompIe ot| - Voo afables for you setit. for. It's an accurate time-pigce . h‘lendre?men, )t‘ha: knfix mg‘hgjnigpué ege_ K es oY . . 25¢ —-—keeps correct tlme, a.nd the loud ‘inter- T e e s | 2-tall size cans Milk mittent alarm surely wreeks sleep. “|'some pretty good standing jumps, the f B * Fatd 3 ‘ A big; fine looking clock with a 4% inch . Othersat$1.50t0$200 Log Cabin N R ' _Barker’'s - Drug & Jewelry Store 217 Third Street =~ .~ " KODAKS' East Side PHONOGRAPHS [ T m il il [HII 1 | Thirty-one Pairs of The factory making these shoes have gone out of business. Commencing Friday morning we offer stock on hand consisting of 31 pairs, at a great - reduction. o Lot 17—1 pair $9.00 high ‘heel black kid lace; size 4% :$7.95 Lot 23-—$10.00 ‘black kid, champ. top, : l,;gh heel, lace; sizes 415A, 3}4% i ........................ L g ooensts ares sy on sviin e v Lot 31—$11.50 grey kid, high heel, lace; | heel lace; gizes 314C, 414 A ...$7.95 slzes 4, 4146C ... T L U e $9.75 Lot 40—810.,50 purple kid, white top, Lot 19—9 pairs $10.00 black kid, white . high-heel, lacel;) sges'4;‘4:3éc i ........................ SRR 435, 5088 M0 s ’$8.18 Lot 42--$10.00 black kid, button, high Lot 2i—Blaek kid, brown top, high heel, heel; size 216A Lot 43—$18.50, white kid, high heel, $9.95 lace, $10.50; sizes 6A, 814, 414, Dbutton ;.size 216A = B0 T e We will also offer one lot of -patent g iai . leather shoes, $5.00 and $6.00 : Lot 22—$10.00 black kid, grey top, high - VR ey $2,95 heel, lace; sizes 4B, 6B, 315, We will accept mail orders on these BIRD i s e L e $8.25 shoes, Defective —— v Fasgreni