Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 11, 1919, Page 2

'BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER under act of ‘Congress of March:'3, 18 No attention paid to annonymous be known to the editor, but not necessarily for publication. pages, contaiving a. of the news of theiweek. -wq'auunulmtm‘fir to any address, for, in ad: the boundaries of the United States! statement. producing this scarcity of homes. which are by Fights only sufficient for one, there. crowding enough to effect the canditions of life more favorably. ; cannot be accommodated, excellent time for building. furnish this. quired for its progress and growth. terested in their homes and surroundings. builders. T W— THE MONROE DOCTRINE. problematical greater and indefinite.one. Monroe doctrine to safeguard the interests of America. S, CEN— 0- demnities of some kind. 5 bt for “the far-off, unattained and dim?” e | — and last year's fly-swatter. ——— Big Jump in Prices Hide Market MHas Advanced The demand for furs was never better than it is today. Sell while prices are high. For the highest market prise in Rides or Furs —Bring or Ship to— Coldberg’s Hide & Fur Co. Bemidit, We Pay Frelght on All Shipments 112-3rd 8t. 1Door W. of Exp. Office. Phone838-W e PUPLISRED EVERY AFTERNOON BXOBPT SUNDAX-——rm | ‘@ B CARSON R DENY e Entered at the postoffice at:Bemidjl, Misn., es secogd-clags matter ;coptributions. Write's name must Communications for the Weekly Pioneer must_ ch_this of 1o later than Tuesday of each week to ure pub]lentionr% the mmeg:‘i?mef :?u.) the department of labor tells us, and if we study the conditions at home and realize that they are similar throughout the country, we shall be inclined to trust to the accuracy of its Houses are not to be had. Inquiries for them either fo : *i purchase or rent. meet with disappointment. ‘The estriction | 5 2niounced at the Rex “this of ‘building during the war has of course played a great partin A shortage of houses is to be regretted for several xaasans. It means congestion. Where two families are living i :gu::gats inevitabhly :or less:un- . . Also, if 4. small town has:only houses snoughforits inhabitants there is no possibility of jurthtau?h;gr;wth?relgl‘:fi residents, however satisfactory they might be.as citizens, simply Men who have capital or can arrange for the use of it should wake up to conditions and realize that the present.is.an : .In the second placg, building would be an act of public spirit, supplying the builder’s home town with the houses re- _Lastly, the demand for houses shows that well-built homes will prove an excellent investment for the builder. Houses to rent will be an assured source of income. And the sale of houses upon easy monthly payments is a most satisfactory plan, A town which has these to offer can secure a fine class of thrifty, prudent citizens, who as they are property-holders, will be in- Local banks should see their interests in financing builders where .necessary. It is to be hoped that as the season pro- gresses; we shall see a good class of homes going up in Bemidji, such as will reflect credit upon the town and bring profit to the The Monroe doctrine—the principle .under which the United States neither joins in European.entaglements a:f;l; per-! mits enroachments of any foreign power upon the American |against the police, are vividly shown continent—has been for a century past an integral part of the vt.inited States policy. It was instilled into us.all at an early age, side by side with the doctrines and eatechism of our especal religious sect. The nation at large has a faint idea that it could | were taken ona fast river eruiser. get _along wthout any one religious body, but it has a firm con- viction that the Moqroe doctrine is the sine qua non of America. | Now the plan is for America to take her part in a wider world and become a member of the League of Nations. She is wnllmg to do this and to help ensure peace upon earth if that is a posibility. But she does not want to emulate the dog of the | taight. But finally he was trapped fable and drop a known and sure god in reaching out for a The League of Nations for America and the world,*so far, 80 good. But first and foremost, a renewed recognition of the Our friend J. J. Opsahl, of Bemidji, is taking a wallop at| 5.2 %8 our senatqr and representative for not introducing a Red szake ”The le in “y Foot!” railroad bill that_ the attorney general rules is' unconstitutional. Opsahl behevgs in the doctrine, “what is'the constitution when it does not suit our plans. Do it any how.”—Northern News. Three different opinions are advanced in.the peace con- fereqce as to pha nature of damages for which Germany should pay indemnities. But no one either in the peace conference or in‘'the whole world doubts the obligation of Germany to pay in- Why does the sailor call his boat a “wagon,” and wh: does; the motorist call his car a “boat?” Is it in each case a ]g,nging Exquisite spring days which will bring peetry into our lives are at hand. Look up the floor wax .and the scrubbing brush! AT THE I THEATERS women on the screen. ‘how =glve: ‘the “siformation;, ‘but thestory-ends happily for-all. . There-willsalsohoran L-Ko D—AT /| Harold Lockweod, is:a:spy story laid | WANTE! T-ONCE! in zan ‘EngHsh -countrysside <sotting. - 4 The;star is:seen as:a Britisher whom b Five hundred thousand new houses:needed at once within m: @mt a’-‘iié?&éfl"““ opme':; well-and contains some fine-romantic scenes which Lockwood knew ‘how' to do so-delightiully-and in which he is well :aided by “Naomi'Childers. It is|§ . a’Sereen ‘Classic inisix reels. ‘COMING—"“THE ‘SNAIL.” in the Elko theatre tonight. A SCREEN SUCCESS. Morey. ‘ | WARFARE AGAINST PIRATES. self from prison. | “Gee-Whiz! How it Hurts« ' “Sometimes it is.in my frm. Merciful | Heaven, how my back hurts in themorn- ing!” It's all sbundance of that peison called uric acid. The kid- neys are not able to gel rid of it. Such conditions you can readily overcome, and prolong life by taking the ad- vice of Dr. Pierce, which is , keep the lkidneys in good order.” If the politician who wants votes were to marry the woman “Awcid too much meat, aloohol or tea. who wants a vote, would they have a good basis for agreement? P e ——————— | yri¢ acid oUY of the system by taking S RO | Anuric.’’ This can be obtained at Drink plenty of pure-water, preferably hot water, -before meals, and drive the almost any drug store. Send a ‘hottle of water to. the chemist at Dr.; Fiero’s: Invalids! Hotel; Buffalo, N. Y., and you will receive free medical advice as to whether the kidneys are affected. Wihen your kidneys get slug- gish and clog, you suffer from backache, sick-headache, dizzy ap\el]s, or . twinges and pains of lumbago, rheumatism or gout; or sleep is disturbed two or three times & night, take heed, before too late. Get Anuric. (antiauric-agid), for it will put new life into your kidueys-and your ontire system. Ask your noarest drug- Tor trial packsge. M st “Clara Kimball Yeung, whoswill be seen in “The Road Ehrough the Park” at the Rex-theatre-tonifght, 4s considered-one-of the-mest-beautiful In ‘this picture Miss Young' hits the -part-of-a-young:-and-beantiful-French girl who becomes the companion of a German officer:ito save thedives of a. townful of #rench people. ‘In the mlantime she voluntarily becomes a 8py “for “Frunce :uiil *hy mesns ‘6 -a code message "Which only ‘her Jdover Jetters: tohim, dis- closing -secrets~of ‘the ‘German army. 1n' thesend ‘the:girl s forced ‘to:tell | Rex “Wadnesday. featuring the ‘late “The-everawelcome Shorty Hamilton |; ““The.8nall” -is-the ‘title “of “this ‘the sdcond offering of the W. H. Clifford Photoplay :Co. : and :ithe <locals ‘are amidst the Oriental splendors of far off China and the rugged cattle lands of -our-own great-West. ~In-this pro- duction Sharty. .is.called ;upon -to.he both comedian iantl aetor imnd it is claimed that ‘he more "than meets gveny reqairement. diove iis the henre’ of thestory “with~"an" abund- ance of thrills and;gdventure to satis- fythe.most critical.of theatresgoers. The face of Lilalees is-a atew and| 2 charming addition -to the ifllms. If} her wark in ‘‘The Cruise.of the Make-| Believes,” her Paramotint picture,| : ; In the first place, the greatest. necessity of the country just! \rich Was presented fat the Blio i A 4 ) heat 5 - evidence uf now is work for the returned soldiers and sailors. Building will B s, the sort -of .acting-she is to give us in .screen plays, it is safe to assume that she will soon find her way-to the hearts of ‘thousands of admirers. ““The Cruise of the Make-Believes” is just the sort of story that is.needed nowadays. It ‘is clean, spirited and humorous. 1t will again be screenzd | “Within ‘the Law,” the greatest legitimate stage success for a decade, will ‘be seen in the Elko theatrs to- morrow and Thursday as a ‘dllent drama production by Greater Vita- graph’under supervision of J. Stuart Blackton and appears to be destined to be as great a screen sticeess as was the speaking. prodyction of wmeveral years ago. The Jgading roles are played by Alice Joyce mnd Harry T. The haunts of river-birates-alonz the water{fronts i great titles, how they work and their.coustant warfare in ‘“Heoarded Assets,” -the-Vitagraph Blue Ribbon feature, which ‘will-be the attraction -in the Grand theatre tonight. Many of the striking scenes Harry Morey has the leading role, that of a river pirate, "who stole a miilion in gold to ‘win: the Jove of a girl, and ‘then ‘when he found she wanted only his dove, buried the metal in the river bottom and went into digging up his hoard and saved by a strange turn of fate when the gold was found to be only sand, sav- ing his wife's love and faith and him- due to an over-. gist for it or send Dy. Pictee ten cculs THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER i . : TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 11, 1919 matnev= iake This Test For Theresnremillions &€ people’ who inouth/doés tothe teeth=how it ea suffer.almost:daily £ mgheg horrors right throtgh the hard ename mfi of an acid-stomach—indigestion; sour, causes them to decay. Think then , Etomzch; distressing heart- of the havoe that must be caused by lckenin%‘f:od-tepeating; pain- excessagid in'the stor hi A ful bloat and that miserable, puffed Even if you are not suffering any 5115), Jampy feelingaftereating, Many immediate stomach pains, but are fiot | of these people have tried treatment feeling- just.es- fit-and. fine. zs. yok after'treatment; medicine aftermedi- should, youshonald by all means make "cine; others have gone to doctors this test:-go'to your drufiAstnte and stomach ts and some to onccand Eat a’big box of BATONIC: G itals™ spite of all of their It is in the form of pleasant-t mm% efforts they have obtained no lasting tablets—you eat them Jikesa bit of rélief or a permanent cure. candy. ATONIC is prepared for 3 These s; toms simply mean acid- just one ose — correcting acid- ‘stomach. allowed torunon, they stomach - %O rivmq out -the exéess 'l'are'very !ike!{’to cause a lot of ser- acid. EATONIG. literally —absorbs ‘Jious trouble. Dyspepsia, rheumatism, 'theieéxcessaéid. Tt'bringsinstant re- P mt, Jumbago, uint{ca, splitting lief from the pains of indigestion, ‘headache, ‘dizzy spells, nervousness, heartburn, ‘belching, gour, = gassy |:sleeplessness,mentaldepression, mel- stomach, bloat, ete~ It makes the ‘H} ancholia, a feeling of listlessness and stomach Pire, sweet, evol and com- | all-poneness—these are justa fewof fortable, puts it ina normal, healthy the disorders which can'be traced to ¢ondition, so that your food is proper- acid-stomach. As a matter of fact, 1y digested. ‘You need ‘évery bit of |-aeid-stomach is often the direct cause stren?th you can possibly get out of of these almost incurable conditions the food you eat—an ATONIC ‘known as'catarrh of the stomach, in- helps you get it. tessinal ulcer, and cancer of the stom- on’t put this test off if you value ach. ‘The lives of those who suffer your future good health and happi- “Fromtheseserioustroublesarenothing, ness. You run mo-chance at all be- short of daily agony. Surely, then, cause EATONIC is absolutely guar- 1tst see how important it is to anteed to give you relief or your igo'atfonce to the seat of the trouble druggist 'will ‘refund your money. ~aeid-stomach. You know whatacid- The cost is a mere trifle. Auctioneer _ ||-E "FOR YOUR ACID-STOMACH 1 Sell Anything Anywhere; || = and iGet Top Prices. - ' Bpecig] atimmtion sgiven to| farmsales. 3 208 Minn..Ave,, Phone 120W T 0 D A Y HEAD'STUFFEDFROM - CATARRHOR A'TTOLD iolmt:nt rélief—no ‘wiiting. - Your clogged: nostrils ‘open: right ‘wp;th air passages of your head hgt'im.l x:n «can- breathe - freely. .. No- more wking, . , _head- ache, dryness. No struggling for 3]?““‘ 2t night; your cold .or-catarrh “No one who hasmot had Influenza can realize the suffering oL miall botile of Ely's Cream|] it causes or how it defies treatment. I know of nothing that will Apply = Jittle iof ‘this' fra, s 4 give such prompt relief as Chamberlain’s Cough' Remedy, for s SR D _you? when it is taken the pain in the chest disappears; the fever sub- E 4 sides'and the whole body becomes moré comfortable. el Then again, the after effets of Influenza are often even more distressing than ‘the disease itself, but they can' be avoided if - You-use : 5 Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Though the gte;tea danger from chis disease is Preumonia, 1 have néver known a single case of Influenza to result in it when ‘The young Tady - -N;,xt door ‘ Stys ; Chamberlain's Cough Reredy was freely given. The persistent 6 Bkt omisnadter voughthut frequently follows Influenza can be relieved by - Brother Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and should not be allowed to Tomes home . Tun-on until it becomes troublesome.” From service He will Have his i Photograph- taken in uniform A — T e Before he j Puts it away And that Hakkerup . Photographs Please her The best. 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