Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 6, 1920, Page 7

o In Fight a Fair Representative vof His Race. According to several different organ- fzations now actively engaged in the | work of (nn_sgormlng&he alien popu- Iation into real Americans, the melt- ing pot works slowly and ‘sometimes merely, scorches rather than ' trans- forms its material, remarks the New . York Evening Sun. - It has been po'nt- ed’out ‘many times that the first step of the process seems to be to rob the lonlsner of all his romance and pic- fit | | RETAIN FONDNESS FOR COLOR| y Mnnmrl. liomls and ‘manners, which ‘give \@lpsy Who Lmt Gold: Coin Button. color to life, are of ‘much greater im-’ portance than: laws,. which are: but thelr manifestations. The law touches us here and:there, but manners -are about -useverywhere, pervadlng 80- lclety - like the ‘alr we breathe. : Good manners, as we call them, are neither move <mor,less than good* behavior; | | consisting “of' courtesy and kindness, bene\olem:e being the preponderatlng element in’ all kinds .of mutually heneficlal - and pleasant intercourse amon human buein_g‘s‘ “Civlllty" Fald Tmdy Montigu, “costs nothing and ‘buys everything.” of all things is kindness, its ‘exercise The cheapest || BISNESS D | THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER Advertisements in this column cost ONE CENT per word for FIRST INSERTION and HALF CENT per word for aubsequent ronsecutwe insertions of same copy. Cash ‘must accompany copy. ; Ads not paxd for at time of insertlon will be charn'ed for at ONE CENT a word, . and then only to those having open accounts on our books. ; No ad takewn 'for less than 15 cents. : u:ocmns ‘ | WHEN OTHER METHODS FAIL TRY A PIONEER WANT ADVERTISEMENT RS JOHNSON & BORRESON * 'Phyaicians and Surgeoms - ;Bamld.fl, Minn. LOST AND FOUND. WANTED FOR SALE turesqueness and ‘leave him a rather requiring the least possible trouble and NS L o S e | e {:lgl’- S flgure’ fow wsie | self-sncrifice. “Win _hearts,” sald ] * A. V, GARLOCK, M. D. ‘Occastonally thers are found per- | Burieigh to_ Queen' Hilzapeth, “and . Eye—Ear—Nose—Throat | sonalities too strong to be dismayed— |YOU huve all men's hearts and purses.” | ! Glasses Pitted i women usually, but once in a while a If we would only let nature act kind- SPECIALIST ; ’{mnn whose soul 8 above derby hats 1‘;; free “"0’3 “fleft;m‘(’)'(‘)dml‘ld u:‘::mazed ; - | tbe results on social g u T Jeod saspetaees,, Suchi 0 one g oo happiness wouid be incalculable. DR. E. H. SMITH ‘pelled to foruke much of his gorgeous- ness of apparel, but the epirit finds its oy o p b2 way to flight with the best material Dangerous Method. ~ p («“ hang. S There are many people who borrow | The latest example s that of a gIDSY | money and fail to pay it back. It " gWho asserted atter a wmodern Amerl-{ ;e tnat they do mot want to pay it! Tran t fight with some of his tribe | ok put (hey simply forget. A man & other day that gold.coln buttons| ;i ., ofiice of a large newspaper-bor- t his clothes were missing after thef .,ueq o quarter from another man in ‘ancounter. the. same room, and failed to pay it ¢ B‘NOQ ofen do we ‘see a rival of s°1°' back after a reasonable length of time. non arrayed’ as was this gipsy, but| Ryt the man who loaned the money c‘here are same to lend a touch of color |'wasn't to be done out of the quarter. th] ap otberwise drab and mercenary| fre walked up to the forgetful-bor- ‘istence-since Hi Henry used to:lead | yower ‘and handed him a half dolar. s minstrel parade in similar attire. Naturally the borrower said: “What tmln the south of Burope the women| i this for?” by iniive the fashion ot wearing thelr [ - «Q),” answered the: money lender, fwry woven in chains of <olns in | “thyt will make 75 cents you owe me.” i bair. Tn northern Europe and In He got his quarter the next day, but Pinperica some'of them. wear the for- | suppose: the borrower had needed me _twiies 6 thelr tathers or husbands in | extra half dollar? R pilar fashion in the way of jewels; Lt It men seem more conservative. : po Syn.- ,n s y e - Earliest Coinage. ~ = . whi - N % Colnage originated in Asia Minor, DR. A. DANNENBERG DHLD’S GREATEST SALT BED and. as early as the time of Seven Chiropractor - Wise Men coins were.in common- use, ' > "pply in Lower California, It 18 As-] according to Mary Mills Patrick, in Hours—10 to 12 a. m.; 1:30 to ‘gf:,‘ serted, !s Beyond Possibility the National Geographic Magazine. || 5.° Other hours by appointnent. Box‘ of Exhaustion. The first coins were made of electrum, “Phone 401-W calls )n Carmen island, in the Gulf of | whteh is a misture of gold and silver, || 1st Naticnal Bank Bldg. and which was found in natural form Geofe"‘ Lower Qalifornia, are the great- | in the wountains-of Lydia. There were on | 58't beds in the world, being twol no inzcriptions onithem, dut emblems ‘1 a haif miles wide.. The salt is of m.v- worship and of trade; the Mural formation: and lfes in super- iof. simply indicating that the - Detied strata 67 inches in thickness.and |* t.things which . the people , cared lllth a strata ‘of water betwéen each most for, were renglon and trade! 3 | salt. . Although excavations of -11 e e -._-.s--s-gt have been made without fallure "salt the extreme depth of stratifica- Ma?) *{n 18 unknown.: The surface alone : iworked m\d a8 the ‘salt from' this is i w;rled away, the.water from the lower gmta rises to the surface, and, after ‘ming o’ contact with the air and sun- iine, within _a ‘fortnight' fills the old tata with new salt. The salt is.dug it practically pure and. by’ menns of | poc diminutive railroad is delivered: on \Ipbourd at a cost of but 25 cents a tfllln. The Jesuit missionaries- offered ‘POl; “entirely. support all’ the California issfons In. .return for a- perpetual | t to themn of Carmen island, but ‘f‘: king of Spain refused.to consider d “le proposition. ' It has been sald that}|- " all the fleets of: Europe ‘gathered nere to load salt they never could-ex- S F,nu!t it, not only on account of the | ofTeat size of the deposits, ‘but - prin- Lslpally because the salt is reproduced NS is soon as taken out. Subscribe for the Ploteer Physician and: Surgeon Office Security Bank Block - \\ . DRS. GILMORE & McCANN . Physicians and Surgeons omeo Miles Block - . DR.H. A. NORTHROP OSTEOPATHIC PEYSI AND SURGEON ' Oftice Phone 168 fbertson Block ¢ R SANBORN. M. D. I:yuelnn -nd Surgeon Office: Miles Blook House rhone Ns—-——Ofl:n Pln- (1] Mado Bemidj1 \ i DR. E. A. SHANNON, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. Oftice in lhyo Block chone 396 . Phone 387 Drs. Marcum- & McAdory Physicians and Surgeons Barker Block., Third St. Hours—11-12 a. m., 3-§ p.m. Phones—Oftice ' sos. Res. 811 Make ‘Friends With Horses. One reason given why native Arab _horses are . generally. ' 'exceedingly friendly and fearless ig that they are often brought up almost in the midst of their owner's children, snd are used to being handled and petted from'the | g ‘time they are tiny foals.. Whether this. - i . ‘18 true or mot, ft 18 certainly a good - S plan for anyone who has a pony to ; % Ly make friends with-him; It is worth “DR' LA WARD 3 while spending a lot of:time in:the ";::;fldfl_ Minn, stable talking to- him ‘and nmng bim to have perfect: confidence in you. It .should 'be remembered . in handling’ horses and ‘ponies actions should be quiet and deliberate. Once a pony and “his master get.to be *“pals” riding and driving become far more interesting— almost, in fact, like going round the country with'a friend you can talk||’ om with.—Christian Science Monitor, £ Phoneb—Oflca $376-W. DENTISTS DR. J. W. DIEDRICH = DENTIST DR. G. M. PALMER Dentist and Orthédontilt Barker Building ‘Bemidji, Minn. VETERINARIANS - J. WAR-NII:S.B.R Oftice and Hospital 3 doors west of Troppman’s. ‘Phone No. 303 3rd Street and Irvine Ave. . W Phonn- Offices3-R; Res. Bemidjl, Minn. BUSINESS E..M. SATHRE Buys Small Houses for cash and sells them on small monthly payments FIRE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE : REYNOLDS & WINTER 212 B-llr;-l Amno Phone 1 —— For Big Busmeu and Littie - Tovestigate todsy the everlasting merits of GF Allsecol Office Furniture=3n * security, its besuty, it economy, its efficiency.<. Equip your office with OF Anndfihnlmudm-hddsm~ they will give your stmosphers, sa stmosphere thet can be maie- wined for years becsuse all sdded equipment will be salform. - MGFanmwaflm!_u Nnn-ru-uthmu--m D. H. FISK, Attorney at Law | Office, Northern National Bank Bldg. Phon 181, Collections rmgy !.Auy-Bowm Bug R g ister. L. H. Burns, Sr., Cass La.ke 4t8-6 WANTED TO REN'T—A. 6 or.7 room house, modern preferred. ‘Address “R" care Pioneer. 7-30tf (8 iRt s SRS A WANTED—Posltion as clerk by girl over 18, to begin August 30th. Good references. Call Pioneer. 2 4t8-6 FURNISHED HQUSE or furnlshed rooms for housekeeping wanted by desirable family of five. Ask fer Tiller at Pioneer office. WANTED—Sawmill of 15 to 20 M capacity to cut 3 million feet Mon- tana timber. Transportation ad- vanced. Address N. T. care Bemid- ji Pioncer. 44t9-22 STENOGRAPHER WANTED— $90 per month to the right person with chance for more soon. Must have ‘high school education'’ or better. Preferably ‘about 30 years cf age. Jas. Hart & Sons, Long Prairie, Minn. ‘"WANTED TO RENT—A four or five room house. Tenant will pay rent promptly in advance each month and will keep premises in good condition. If interested to rent to a reliable party address or phone |- the Pioneer office. 6d8-9 WANTED—Position as housekeeper, by widow, age 39, alone, prefer ¢n farm. Refined .business woman, good cook, searmstress, nuvee man- ager and experienced farm woman. Best of references furnished. Write Ruth Parks, 501 West kirst St., Waterloo, Iowa. 9t8-7 i HELP WANTED-—FEMALE WANTED—Waitress by Hotel Mark- ham. 1-268tt experienced - dish- WANTED—Two washers, Rex Cafe. 8-3tf WANTED—GIrl -~ for housework. Phone 570-W. 29 Tenth street. 3t8-6 WANTED—Girl for general house- work. Mrs. H. Z. Mitchell, 1212 Minnesota ave. - Phone 346-W. g 3t8-7 WANTED—Woman. as laundress at Poor Farin, August 15th. Power wasber and ironer, hot and cold * water in tubs. Wages $40 per month to start. Apply J. J. Mc- Curdy, Supt. 6t8-7 FOR SALE—CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE—G-room house, close to normal school, $1,800. Snap. Must be seld by September 1st. J. Biscair, 302 Beltrami ave. 6t8-7 FOR SALE—Six room cottage and barn, with well and 13¢ acres of land. Located at 714 Thirteenth street. Price $1,800. A bargain. C. M. Booth. Phone 806-J, 6t8-9 > Historic Llies. Two of the most famdus lles -relate to the last hours of Nelson. Everyone knows that the real signal at Trafal- gar which he ordered was “Nelson ex- pects every man to do his duty.” The other lie is about the coat he wore on his quarter deck. He is reported to have silenced the affectionate im- portunity .of his* officers, entreating him to conceal the stars on his breast, by daying, “In honor I gained them, and in honor I will die with them.” This Is the great style, but it is un- true. Dr. Arnold heard the facts from Sir Thomas Hardy. Nelsonr wore on the day of battle the same coat which he had ‘worn for.weeks, having the order of the bath embroidered upon it; and when his friend - expressed some apprehension of the badge, he answered that he was aware of the danger, but that it was “too late then to shift his coat” "/The fabricated saying is maznlncent. why destroy 1t? : Subscribe for The: Ploneer. " 3t8-7 FOR SALBE—Buick touring car. $300. * C.\/. Jewett Co. Tel 474. 6d8-10 FOR SALE—Houses, lots, farm lands. J. Bisiar, 302 Beltrami ave. ave, f ) 24t8-28 FOR SALE—One b-passenger Mit- chell touring car. Motor Inn, 3 3t8-7 ‘FOR SALE—Ford truck with cab and body, Almost new. A. A. War- fleld. 7-20t¢ FOR SALE—Ford truck, $176. In- quire at Second Hand store, Ny- more, 3t8-6 FOR SALE—Five pigs eight weeks old. Phone 890. 23d street and Dalton ave. 4t8-6 FOR ANY kind of roal estate deal, see or write B, J. Wlllits, 218 I’ l.ramw! Ave, Phone 41. 1213t f FOR SALE OR ' TRADE—Eighteen foot gasoline Launch. L. H. Burns Sr., Cass Lake, Minn. - 4t8-6 FOR SALE—Complete saw rig, kero- sene and gasoline burner, 6 horse power. Inquire Red Lake, Andrew Carl. 5t8-6 FOR SALK—i»4¢ wu:d touring car. Just thoroughly overhauled and in good condition. Inquire at the Fair store, 4d8-7 FOR SALE—See the Bemldy Sts tiorery store for rubber stumps fac simile sigpature stamps, vo tarial seals and corporation seals FOR REAL BARGAINS 1n real eatate and deals of all kinds, see T. Baun- dette, manager of Northern Min- nesota Real Estate Exchange, 216 Beltrami{ ave. Phone 68. 1mo8-7 FOR SALE—Ford touring car in good condition at right price. In- quire of Bemidji Electric company in Odd Fellows’ building, 402 Beltrami avenue. 7-27t¢ FOR SALE—1918 Ford touring car in first-class condition. Over $100 worth of extra equipment, includ- ing’ kerosene carburetor that will give you 30 miles to the gallon. Otto Shook. Phone 589. 3d8-7 OAKLAND 6 in fine condition, new batéry, new tires, newly painted, will 'trade for small tract of land close in, or sell on time with good first Mortgage. No cash required. E. J. Willits. 7t812 FOR SALE—One 4-horse LaCrosse gasoline engine, practically new. Cost $120 new. Will sell for $60 cash. Also team of mares, about 1050 1bs., 7 and 8 years old. See National Bank. See property at Fred Drexler farm. Says A. P. Sheldon, a recognized nuthorlty: “The Science of Busi- e Science of SERVICE.” ; Photography is all service—espe- cially our little attempt at com- munity service by photographs for community publicity. A, A. RICHARDSON Photographer Rk!:}: Pmi:l ezt’ndlo.“g: 10th St. opul quality portraits. Qualty kodsk flnishing Prints only 8¢, 4¢, Se, 6c; post cards Se. Why pay more? B. A. KOLBE GROCERIES The Best That Money || .. Can Buy Corner Eleventh and Doud Phone 657 : BICYCLES GE“M REPAIR SHOP STAHL & JACOBS 811 Sixth 8t., Bemidji Phone 488 L Albert Lease or call at Northern 3d8-7 & " | WANTED TO BUY—Small cash reg- | FOR SALE—Furniture, 1008 Doud |LOST—One Ford auto casing Satur- day evening. Finder return to Pio- neer office for reward. 4ds-¢ LOST—Gold watch chain with ‘en- graved locket attached. Finder leave at Pioneer for reward. 6t8-7 STOLEN—Party who took bicycle from in front of Rex theatre Tues- day afternoon, return to 1221 Be- midji avenue for reward and noth- ing will be asked. Edward Rood. 3t8-6 LOST AND FOUND—The party who found the diamond ring and shirt stud kindly return them and clear your conscience or your:loss will ‘be greater than mine in the end. Reward offered at Pioneer. 3t8-7 FOM RENT. ; FOR RENT—Rooms In a modera house, 311 America ave. 7-22t¢ _—_— FOR RENT—Three rooms for light housekeeping. Downstairs. 208 Mississippi ave, Phone 471-J. 3t8-7 FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, suit- able for two gentlemen, 1 block from jitney. Nymore. Phone 496-W. 3t8-6 FOR RENT—Single furnished room for. woman in modern house for month of August 1209 Bemidji avenue, 8-6tf Fi OR SALE—FARM PROPERTY FOR SALE—A farm in Alberta, Mo., ipeach country. Sixty acres Good house, 8 acres orchard, good wire fence. Rural route, telephone, 6 miles to station. $2,800 for the place. Wil ltake a car as part pay- ment. Inquire at Dunn’s new building, or call at 516 Thirteenth street. Claude Young. 10d48-16 HUFFMAN & O'LEARY FURNITURE AND - UNDERTAKING H. N. M’KEE, Funoral Director ’ — \ PHONE 178-W or R For First Class AUTO LIVERY SERVICE Either Day or Night Call WARD BROS, AUTO LIVERY 7777 Five and seven passenger cars for every occasion. Country trips a specialty. 218 Beltrami Avenue LODGES Bemidji Lodge No. 119, 7 I.O. 0. F, Belt:nmi 71 An. and 4th St., meets ery Friday evening g lt B o'clock. THIS WEEK BUSINESS W. H. Rice, Tel. 22F11. R. A. Hannah, Rec. Sec., Tel 719W BEMIDJI LODGE Loyal Order of MOOSE, NO. 1482, Moets first & third Tues. each month Car Hh-uou An. and Third St. Vl-hh.ho&‘n SR B