Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 5, 1919, Page 3

4 Danlel 1s Fireproof. SUPERVISE PURITY OF MILK| Bristo, Pa~Daniel Sweeney, o B AR 0 ehipyard employee, is. fireproof. Sweeney went to sleep In & bunkhouse with a lighted cigarette 1n: his mouth, A few minutes later somé¢ of his com- panjons noticed smoke ‘issuing from his room. . Sweeney was'found sleep- | ing: peacefully with the bedding ablaze and his ;vest burned off. . He-'did not suffer a burn. He was arrested and | . held until he could pay :for the cost | ‘of the bed. - ‘Ulst of Equipment Necessary to Fur «ish.Laboratory Is S8ent Out by Dairy Division. '(Prepared by the United States Depart- ment of Agriculture.) A letter has been sent by the dalry division of the United States depart- :ment of agriculture to 1,500 health of- ‘ficers in citles having over 5,000 popu- Jlatlon urging the city governmepts to If:gxt;:;e e‘:f‘;‘l‘;:m‘::":‘:"t h:;tznnr:%e: Wrestling Regains Speech, Meat forms uric acid which excites -~ iquately guard the elty milk supply. A Atlanta, Ga.—Prl Rickenbacker |and overworks the kidneys in their Tealih department. Without. o lshora: ;fmg:;::fieb:;t‘; :'bc" '::o“v- lmhd,e efforts to fllter it from the .system. tory.equipment 15 a5 helpless a8 & sol. | oot oy umb by'a shell exp oil:: Regular eaters of meat must flush’'the dier without arms, says the letter. A o demained \yidneys occasionally. . You must re- . = hie speech the other day during n, 3 ity government has no right to hold wrestling match at Camp (’}ordon. His | lieve them like you relieve your bow- fits ‘health department responsible for |, els: i ; D plonent got a tight grip around 'els; removing all the acids, waste and ;he peal"tll:i e(:it t}l‘xe community unless It | Rickenbacker’s - chest'. and: t.}m latter oison, else you feel a dull misery E:‘:‘:nr;)e ried : se gep:rtment v;lthfithe eried out 1h pain. His friends say he t?l t%a kidney region, sharp pains in essary to wage the fight (nae been talking paturally since that | the ack or sick headache, dizziness, ‘against disease. your stomach sours, tongue is .coated Eat Less Meat If You Feel Backachy or Have Blad- der Trouble The work of superviging the safety, and when the weather is bad you have icleanliness and purity of its city milk z @ : — | rheumatic twinges, The urine is ] supply 15 one of the -most important 5 cloudy, full of sediment; the chan- duties of the modern health depart- ment. Bacterla, dirt, added water and preservatives in milk cannot be deter- mined without chemical and bacterio- logical apparatus. The letter gives a 1ist of the equipment necessary to fur- nish & laboratory for milk analysis. > | nels often get irritated, obligi ou When.tontup_twoorthi'e g & ‘Woman s |the night. ‘well To ‘neutralize these irritating acids well and |and flush off the body’s urinous waste -healthy— | get about four ounces of Jad Salts there’s a |from any pharmacy; take a table- sparkle in ;pr::;‘tul t,h; a ‘lltll oa wntetdbe!ore | kfast for 8 few days and your her eyes, 8 |iidneys will then sct fine and bladder e times during _— i %m % s - INOTICE OF SPECIAL mmm OF \ h":e :int in ;ii.brd;qufdhlp ear. ’flfl mous salts ene from the film play “The Shepherd Of The Hills” at the Rex theatre| STOCKIOLIERS OF PEMIDN | IS ‘ 2od she B | 1emon Julse, sompined witie hthim, on i — S d d Sund = . Fidh red |hasbeen used’¥or generations to clean next Saturday and Sunday. COMPANY: rich rediqnd stimuldte sluggish kidneys and blood. stop' bladder irritation. Jad Salts is 2 Notice is hereby given that a O There’s|ine: ive; harmless and makes a he cuddled, planning to wait till the SPENBS 'I'“mn nF : 67 special meeting of the stockholders of)| Co R N elasticity in | delightful effervescent lithia-water seekers had passed by and then make ; tho’Banlx]lldjll)e l;o:;totl:;odueu com- ¥ gvery move- | drink which mlmonus' of men n:‘d for home. He chuckled as four of his . pany, w eld at the company's| o * a | Women take now and then, thus avoid- : foeoi out simradss st aown saihie 'ms BH""D m plant at Bemidjl, Minn., on Saturday ;’r}‘: eu':%e: ing_ serious kidney and bladder dis- very pipe he was in. Then, starting : the 14th day of Jume, 1919, pursuant) § g easeq, 3 to call as provided for in the by-laws > > step. Love on again, somehow they gave it a push. 2 of the said corporation. comes to every woman p'ho has Over the ledge it folled twenty feet, Virgi 4t M S {That the purpose of the said meet- bounding health—but when she is | reversed, spilled out- Martin . and |Virginia Man Serves Year in {ing is that of ratitying a sale of the 1lid dgll ol 1 Yd WHY: YOU R | plunged into the river. Martin rolled Prison for Each $3.10 company’s plant as entered into by[ Pallid, dutl eved. languid, she has | @ SHOULD 'INSURE after it and, half stunned, came to a ch d St. ? theA 1130&3: gfmmpeoton. i d tn: magnetism . .. does she appeal 1 B h in the stop a few yards from an old wreck arged as Stolen. 80 that the necessary steps an any man. . A of & house boat that had been a land- proceedings be had 6o that the cor-| * gych g change in feelings and Ezuvc?kéc LIFE ompany In 1918, (In 303 working days ‘| @oprrient, 1910, by Western Newspaper Union.) | mark for & yeur past. - ' porgtion aycbewd ! BRE&)BORG looks! ! In a sort of a daze he saw two men | shown in the case of a man who gave _529-65 ¢ After sufferi in. feeling ‘ “Where's that boy? Is: he r 8d622-529-65 Secretary, r sufiering pain feelmg ner- P iy his name as Dr. Frederick C. Martin, vous, dizzy, weapk and dragged f °éxfe’§"%$|‘5:"n:°“"’ i : led cabin of *"around when he's wanted? Tl you | COWe out of the dismant . with all my worries it’s aboat time he tge crta;‘ft. I(i)neel(l]ad ;fls m'gl ;: 1; ISl:'l:lg‘ ls{lxctg':s;:n vyen::hoold,thdr;tumnn. dot down by Weaknesses of her sex— very Second .$11.20 buckled down to doing something use- [ (he other limped. Ip o Fash Wertn . V&, whom the Beetlllon de-, with eyes sunken, black circles and |l Every Minute - falr Wadhams had an inspiration—these pa;tme?lt of the office of the Cleveland °° s oms pele cheeks—euch & woman is . Every Hour . ‘eDom't scold, Uncle, dear. Martin| Were the bank burglars! ) ll)lunn’i;!t epartment identified as Fred ; uickly red to health by the | Every 3:.1‘ \ 18 a good boy, thinks the world of both fi T“Z fl{xs :‘wordslofl ons %,t o s;md Dm.l'n his life Haupt rding t Bat"een TO'S %avonte Prescription of Dr. Pierce. [Every Month ....$8,141,654.68 bf us, and, If he'is a little forgetful [ Brme iis convictlon pe rolle g his life Haupt, according to Changed A g the records, has spent 2214 years be- — “hanged, too, in 'looks, fgr after During th Y.n $97,609,886.20 ind the bars for crimes that netted tak_m Dr. Pxen?es Favorite Pre- St '..Co:: “;ln-'p.hi eui im a total of $70. For each $3.10 that Age. Never Fails. Painless. tcription the skin becomes clear, $376.00 While You Were and heedless at times, he makes up | °VeT I reckon. You go north, Tom and for 1t when you remind him of it fn| Mme South. We must pick up a chick- he has obtalned by crooked methods, the eycs brighter, the cheeks Read i 3 4 A hed, squeezed and 2 » '] 11 N according to the records, he has spent.| crushed all day long, in between two | plump. It is purely vegetable, D. S. Mitchell . (3 The New York Life Man | Misadventure [ £ s ) By Otillia Frances Pfeiffer That crime pays small dividends was [ The Great Corn Loosener of the a gentle, reasoning way. This especial | © afternoon he begged off from his reg-| “Yes, we must make a break from ular chores to go hunting for those | here,” growled the other. “ two burglars who robbed the bank It was after dark when Martin night before last.” Wadhams burst into the house in a “Fxpected to catch them and get frenzied state of excitement. He car- that $5,000 reward, I suppose,” mock- ried a small sack and was breathless. ed old John Wadhams. “Oh, yes! that “Father! Ora!” he shouted, “the bur- unlucky wight ever strike such for-| glars!” b tune! It's not the way of this unfor- | ‘“‘What of them?” questioned his cou- tunate family. We've had nothing but | 8iD. s , loss and mishap since mother died. “T've found them! I've got the bank Y With the morey -I owe :and can't pay, money! 1 found it in the old house n or some eggs or we'll starve.” one year in jail or penitentiary. toes! You can try the desperate, | n\n¢oins no alcohol. & K h* way and try to dig Haupt took the stand only to reply $tent. ‘em oug R PP to a charge of suspiclous person. Judge liqfifilg%ztr‘lsdsglr l{’l:e?c:a‘gzt; or ) Noflélllrl Natl. BP.I::MBIE . . r. y alo, -Room Howells handed him a card containing 4 his Bertillon record. N.Y., 10c for trial package, “Is that your record?’ asked the Judge. i A “It is,” replied the prisoner, “but it | 4 3 . is not entirely correct.” : i . & WE PAY . “Well, we will correct any flaws in the hi‘he.t murket price ’ it,” declared ‘the judge as he gave a ; and that boy wasting his time, I'm boat. It's in the sack. And you must | fretted to de’:;th “half ‘tghe time!” get the officers here right away. And fentt]ence 0{‘ :50 and costs and 80 days for rags me‘;'gls. h:“bher;re";g “I've got all the kindling-in,” said | We can catch-the burglars! and, fath- “H'e \:or ouse;i i i anst scrap iron. e also pay freig : Ora Dale, “and I agreed with Martin | F, the big reward! And now you can| lggg ] C";,‘l‘jl“(;‘ l"‘;l?" ce, “°h°: ":t on all out of town shipments for to-do the millking, so everything will | Pay what you owe, and oh, Ora!l now | . e 5 b efpls: °:e;:se“ gene 100 pounds and over, Highest be attended just the same it he | You can marry Ernest Throop'” a e Y el = prices paid for hides. e as gerved two years for this crime in the : 'S HIDE & FUR CO. 112 3d Street 1 - ‘GOLD Phone 638-W were here. I.gave him the afternoon.” Philadelphla county jail. “Afternoon and evening, too, it looks, COOKING GRAINS FOR COWS According to the Bertillon records| “TwoDropsof ‘Gets-1t',—Thats AL it out and fail. Of, you can try the ‘. for it’s getting dark.” ] other amounts netted by his various “Oh, Martin will be along soon,” | AGt Dose Not Ordinarily Add Much 0 | expioits and the terms served are: | oy s PGctatc®™ "IV cany for sgothed Ora. “He and his chums are Dly bily scrense. Watch valued at.$10, four years; ring | ‘Gets-It" to remove corns in hard- Al exclted about. those robbers and gestibility. valued at $20, two years; cash, $11.75, | lo;Bet-at places 'Ife a UauiaTa they have gone off with wooden guns, three and a half years; cash, $5, and | never been successfully imitated. It ) ‘While some unpalatable feeds may settleg on the corn, and dries im- boy-like, to ‘capture’ them, the; 1 hree years; h, $6, tw . J ‘h‘oype P pla:.’P &d ;o:;n v;tiimami be consumed by dairy cows in larger | Lo o tiree years; cas #, tW0|. mediately. Instond’of digging out ears. 3 ; went off mumblingly reiterating his quantitles if they are cooked, the cook- ¥ the sorn, you pecl it out painiessl There's no sticky plaster that doesn’t complaints. Ora sighed a trifle, then ing does not ordinarily add much to Made a Hit. stay “put”, no salve that irritates or drove away the cloud that hovered by the palatability of the grains and may Judge—You say this man was at the | with tho little glass rod in the cork For Quick Returns and Highest Cash Market Prices Ship Your . : ' HIDES, FURS, WOOL, rubs off. You reach tho corn easily i “Gets-It" bottle. i humming a pretty little air about even decrease their digestibilitv. performance last night and that he gfotegfi:{ thset‘rsue negfi. gl‘rylltt.dtg;: t ‘birds, and sunshine, and flowers. She | - took aim and fired an egg at you? and smile! Tt's a blessing: nover faile. SHEEP PELTS and BEE St . Johnm, but it came from sharing his D. H. FISK . Judge—And'was it bad? way, costs but a trifle at any droe store. WAx ‘nd TALLOW > 7 ¥ e M'{’d by E.Lawrenee & Co., Chicago, 111 s troubles, real and imaginary. Ora was Attorney at Law 1 Act:vr——'l"he egf was, your honor, but : hig nlece and a homeless orphan when, 3 the aim was not. Sold in Bemidji and recommended after the death of Aunt Mary she was || Office Northern Nat. Bank Bldg. e as the world's best com remedy by < _sent for by Uncle John to take up || Phone 181 Money will not make any man rich |Barker’s Drug Store, and City g - her home with himself and his mother- who would not be rich without it. |Store. o] REX THEATR SAT. JUNE 7 : 2:30 and 8:15 W THE HAROLD BELL WRIGHT STGRY-PICTURE GORPORATION PRESENTS THEIR PREMIER SGR&N PRODUCTION The SHEPHERD o7 £ A1 To NORTHERN HIDE & FUR COMPANY 118 Belt Ave. . BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA - apd -economy lightened the expenses -and brought comfort and cententment, ‘the latter to young Martin, at least, who otherwise was inclined to “go out : lnto..the world and .seek -his -fortune .'on. his own hook,” as he. expressed it, although not yet twelve years of age. --- Martin fairly idolized Ora and fully }bpreelnted her numberless sacrifices in behalf of his father and himself./ He knew, as, all Cleveden knew, that Ora ‘was giving up the dream and glory of her life through her loyal un- selfish devotion to her uncle. Ernest ‘.l'pmop, in love with her, had told her 80 and he was a suitor to be proud of—manly, industrious and hon- onsble. Ora-loved him in return, but she had told him clearly that she could not leave her uncle while he was croshed under a burden of debt and while Martin was too young to shift for himself.. Duty was the watchword of: her life, and, nobly she lived up to carry his burdens and her diligence FroM Harowp Bert WricHTs Gi NovEL SCENARIO WRITTEN. AND DIRECTED BY THE AUTHOR HIMSELF 1ts teachings. All Cleveden was astir DIRECTION at:the moment over the bank robbery. SPECI AL Two men had broken Into the institu- G- A. . MUSIC Aswgmented Orchestra tfon and had made off with a small fortune.. The watchman had “winged” one of them in their flight, he declared, for he had seen the fugitive lift one hand fo his breast as he ran. A sec- sl baacii et I PORTRAYING THE LIVES OF THESE HARDY MOUNTAINEERS WHO ARE AS CLEAN GUT AND UNAFFECTED don e hor shoe " | s BY THE VENEER OF CIVILIZATION AS THE ROCK BOUND HILLS IN WHIGH THEY LIVE s Ails companions clear into dusk. Then Meantime Martin, the well intention- 5 “L(;g»m oughtless, had lingered with |l A SPLENDID PICTURIZATION OF THE MOST POPULAR AMERICAN NOVEL in & gane of hide and seek he had : : A crept into one of the numerous earthen s. 5 0 P : w St nk30n of the Sumerods asthen | PRICES: 25c¢ and 50c¢ Plus the War Tax ready to be used in A uew reservoit e . pews o arsten sdopted by the town. There | R B e o —