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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-05-16
Hotel Man Thinks Nothing Would Do
City More Good Than Modern
Streets.
PIONEER TO PRINT MORE VIEWS
Effort Will Be Made to Sound Public
Pulse Before Election on We'd
nesday, May 81.

Two weeks from Tomorrow, We'd.
nesday, May 81, the voters of Bemidii
will decide whether the downtown
streets of Bemidji are to be paved.
If two thirds of those casting their
ballots on that day favor the pro-
posed issue of $4,000 worth of bonds
the paving will go down on eleven
blocks this summer.
What Do You Think About It?
In an effort to ascertain the feel
ing of representative business men
and citizens on the subject, the Daily
Pioneer is seeking interviews with
fifty persons, and these interviews
it hopes to run from day to day.
Expressions from the following
tend to show that the paving bond
issue has some strong supporters, but
there may be those who have differ.
ent views. We will print them ali,
if given an opportunity:
Long Needed" Says AL Jester.
Al Jester, manager of the Rex
Hotel: 49, ...
'There is nothing that the city
needs so much as it does paving.
have been an advocate of paving
since it was first talked of and in my
mind there is no doubt but what the
bonds should carry.
Fred Brinkman, owner of the
Brinkman Hotel and Theatre, and
other Bemidji property:
81 paved in front of my place of.
business last year, and under no con-
ditiOn would I now be without it.
I favor voting for the 100000 bonds"
Floyd Brown, merchant:
II am heartily in favor of voting
for the bonds.'
Couldn't Do A Better Thing.
Harry Reynolds, secretary of the
Commercial club and secretary of the
Bemidji Real Estate Exchange:
"The residents of the city could
not do better thing. We have
good example of the cement pave
ment, and it has given complete sat
isfaction. Nothing, in my opinion,
brightens up the appearance of city
as does pavement"
William McCuaig, merchant:
while have not looked into the
matter, believe that to pave would
be great thing, and endorse voting
in favor of the bonds.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-05-16
international Gets $4,000 Hotel.

international Gets $4,000 Hotel.
International Falls is to have a
modern IS room hotel to be con-
structed of light colored brick with
dark trimmings and with an interior
finish of thing, stucco and marble.
The building is to be erected by the
Duluth Brewing company at a cost
Of $4,000. It is to be occupied
October 1.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-05-16
CLUB ASKS FOR THE REWARD
Claims to Have Found Saloons Doing
Business on Sunday.

CJa1ms % have FOUND SALOONS DOING
Business on Sunday.
New York, May 16.--Mayor Gaynor
a few days ago wrote to the pastor OF
Brooklyn church: Il will give SO
for evidence of traffic in liquor on
Sunday in any bar ROOM"
Sunday the Mems club OF Grace
Presbyterian church in Brooklyn set
out to earn that $40. AS result OF
their detective work they reported
that in two out of eighty-four saloons
visited. liquor was being sold over
the bar. OF the eighty-four saloons
sixty-seyen were doing business less
openly.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-05-16
Back on the Job.

Here Bess reached over with her
modern stanchion, took sip of water
and a nickle's worth Of feed which
she proceeded to make into a quart
er's worth of butterfat.
"Bess" has a brindle complexion,
is slightly above the averae height
and gives eighteen quarts of milk a
day. 81
There is one other COW in the Sch
roeder herd that is giving Bess a
close run for the blue ribbon, but
her average so far is slightly under
two pounds day. Bess has turned
out 240 pounds OF butter in 1870 days.
The total daily output from the
Schroeder farm is more than one
half ton. Each morning 500 quarts
is brought to the Schroeder store in
Bemidji where it is gobbled up at
seven cents quart.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-05-16
Has Been Going at This Rate Since
December, But Denies Titled An
cesters. 49,
MORE THAN DOUBLE AVERAGE
Declares She Always Keeps On Giving
Milk Until the Mixer Gets
Cramps.

"Bess" is her name and she never
did and never will take any prizes
for being handsome, but "Bess'' has
found time, in addition to chewing
her cud, to give up two pounds of
butter, Sunday included, every day
since early last December
AS may be suspected, "Bess" is a
COW. She is one Of A which have
come to Beltrami county to live and
give up more than one-half ton of
milk seven days out of the week on
the w. G. Schroeder farm, three and
One-half miles west of Bemidji.
No Ordinary Critter.
When you stop to consider that
the ordinary Bessie has hard work
keeping her butter average up to a
single pound, three-quarters of
pound is near it, you can begin to see
that Bess is no ordinary critter, al
though she herself is modest about
her wonderful record.
Don't make any fuss over me-" she
said in language which showed cow
culture, Il am just a plain destroyer
of the contents of a silO. I cannot
boast of my ancestors for no royal
blood runs through my veins. | am
just cow that's all, and my mission in
life is to prove to the farmers up here
that cow is COW, pedigree or no
pedigree, and any fellow who says
that isn't so will soon change his
mind after he has MIXED me a couple
of times. l just keep on giving milk
until the man who is milking gets
mixers cramps in his joints and
stops"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-05-16
ITAsCA ROAD PLANNED
Commercial Club Appropriates $3.50
and Like Amount From Automo-
bilists is Assured.
TWO PETITIONS FOR STATE AID

Bemidji is to have direct auto
mobile road 33 miles in length, to
the Itasca state park.
This was decided yesterday at a
meeting of the board of directors of
the Commercial Club when w. A.
Gould, chairman of the committee
on roads, reported that in personal
investigation he found that the road
to the park could be constructed at
a cash outlay of only $500.
The directors at once voted to APP
propriate $50 and they Were
given assurances that the Bemidji
Automible Club would appropriate
like sum and that the work of put
ting the highway in shape would go
forward at once.
State Aid Sought.
TO make the road what it really
should be from $1,000 to $500
would be needed and the board of
directors decided to circulate a
petition praying for this amount
from the state under the provisions
of the Dunn act
A petition was likewise ordered
circulated for state aid in complet-
ing a roadway around Bemidji.
Frank Arnold will draw these petit
tions and chairman Gould will see
that they are properly circulated
without delay. Mr.. Gould indicated
to the directors that the road around
the lake probably cannot be built
except with state aid. ..... f..
Finds the Road Good.
OF the Bemidji-Itasca highway,
Mr.. Gould said that the investigating
committee had made the trip in a
automobile and had found the road
good with the exception of three or
four miles south of Becida. This
stretch, he said, would need repair,
especially the grading of small hill.
Stumps and stones also will have to
be removed.
Automobiles have beeen able to go
to the park from Bemidji but the
route has been unsatisfactory and
took the machines distance of 43
miles,.
The Gould machine left Itasca at
p. m. and coming over the new
route, arrived in Bemidji at 9 p. M,
after having stopped along the way
to permit signs to be posted.
Here are the views of prominent
employee of the state who prefers
that his name be not given.
Thinks Something Should be Done.
1T seems to me that the people of
Bemidji ought to do something to
make this road passable for auto
mobiles. There is, as l understand
it, good road from Bemidji to
about three miles south of Fern Hill.
That leaves only about three miles
of road between Bemidji and Itasca
Park that is not in good condition.
From Itasca Park to Park Rapids the
road is now in pretty good shape.
Last summer an automobile made
UP llOu1 al N AIcIpAu0 " WC6-
mans on the north boundary of the
Park in a hour and twenty minutes.
That road will be further improved
next summer. There are good many
people who would like to get through
from Park Rapids to Bemidji if it
were not for that little stretch of
poor road. The accessibility of Itas-
ca Park would not take anything
away from the summer resort feat
ures of Bemidji 1t would help the
town considerably by opening up
free travel between Bemidji and
Park Rapids
IOWAN SLAIN IN HOBO CAMP
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-05-16
Council Names One, Johnson Another
and These Two Choose the Z:
-
Third.
STREET WORK WAGES CHANGED
Now to Vary From $l.5o to $2.25-
stoner Charts Bring 500
Months Fines 1888.

l. - +
! Bemidji's experiment with a sep
tic tank, the third to be tried in the
state, as a solution Of the sewerage
problem, continues to be filed with
perplexity and the fear continues to
exist, that after having spent nearly
$4,000, the tank may prove useless.
Unwilling to assume the response
bility of accepting the tank in it's
present condition, fearing that it is
not strong enough to withstand the
Is tons of pressure which would re-
suit from placing the cover on it,
Alderman Knute Roe, chairman of
the sewerage committee, at regu-
lar meeting of the. city council last
night, reported that after the COM
mittee had made thorough inyesti-
cation of the tank it did not wish
to assume the responsibility of ac-
cepting it although Mr.. Roe's report
said the committee believed that it,
could be repaired.
Final Investigation Ordered.
The committee therefore proposed
and the council accepted the pro-
posal, that a committee of three
one to be appointed by the city, one
by Tom Johnson, the contractor who
built the septic tank, those two to
name third man-be appointed to
Investigate. the tank at once and
make a definite report to the council.
The council felt that the health of
the city demands that prompt action
| be taken.
The council decided to appoint
City Engineer William Everett as
it's member of the committee and Mr..
Johnson said that he would have his
man at the court house this after
noon.
What The Report Says.
The sewer committees complete
| report follows:
''The undersigned, your committee,
appointed to investigate the septic
tank, beg leave to report that we did
so on this day.
Having made a careful examina-
ton of the inside, we have to report
that from it's general appearance,
both inside and out, and from such
examination as we made with an
iron bar, the walls are in poor con-
dition. 1t is possible, however, that
the repairs suggested by the con-
| tractor, Mr.. Johnson, can be made
and the walls become as strong as
they were originally intended to be-.
"Not being practical contractors,
nor used to handling cement, and de-
sirous' of doing exact justice between
city and contractor, we therefore sug-
gest a board of arbitration to be COM
posed of three practical cement men,
one to be selected by the contractor,
one by the city, and they two to Sc
lect the third, and the decision of any
two of such board Of arbitration to
be binding upon the other party.
"We beg leave to further report
that this board should be selected at
once, and the work Of the tank pro-
coed to completion without delay, no
matter whether it means repairing
the old Or building a new
The council, after thinking the
proposition over. for several weeks,
decided to buy the city charts made
by NJ. D. stoner while he was city
engineer Mr.. stoner wanted 500
and the council decided to give him
500. Alderman Bisiar voted, mo. .
During the month ending May s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-03
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ilmtrm her sdymtehe hes
Central dtrrrims.
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gpn 81. 81. e.
Vpit 81. %. e.

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banblung Der bon Srn. Heihstagsz
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Spracuie, q. o., gebalteneu 8ebe fir
bas uGentrals 8latt & Socidl Suffice"
annebmbar 5t MAIDEN. @dbreno il
nun bamit umains. bieiem @eiiide 5ll
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maligen Surhleien eenannter Be-
banolung, Der @ebanfe, mnn6e 9unfte
fonnten bnrh itatiitiide 3ablen intes
renanter unb be9riinbeter seitaltei
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niiblih, 81 %ipiiien: f. @as Der gdcrs
6au, mas Die Snbuitrie beute ben Der.
Stnaten an Heihtbum abtpirft, Inn 10
ltatiitii6 81 bele9en. ipie Gmerita dlls
mdbli6 Elm Snonitries 2anb g~eiporben.
% 8ie piele Irbeiter i'm Sienite Der
Snouitrie iteben; nub Sipar ipltenrns
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benbe Die peridicbencn gr0Beren Cor
pprationcn, Die ipegeil ibrer aarg6eii
g~e9cniiber benz Grbciter befanut. iGbrs
lid al5tbeilen. 8efanntlid mill mla
NIT jcbcr 2obnerbobuns aud sugleid
bobere Naicn, bDbere Yreiie; ans 9es
idpncibeu al8u bober Sipibenbc ipin
man nift.
II. I. 10, H.. (. 10. Soblc Ybraien
hill man befanntli6 ni6t; man min
3ablen. Satta. $50 biele bernebmen?
Der Gentral= gerein bat iih bic Mnf-
gabc g%citcllt, mir, Dir, Maem, bic iid
emit nn Der driitlihen Neform- BE-
mesnns betbeilisen mulen, nit iciner
Shmienc 5u hieneu. Sa5u aber BE-
bari er mciner, Seiner, jebeS e6t
fatboliiden Wannes DpterWiaiser
llnteritiituus. Sarum chuaS mebr
Spferiinr, meiu lieber Srcunb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-03
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non ,,Brlsa'.

mnri, tic pernahldiiisc ben gplfss
id)nlunterriht, sar5 cntifteben 5ns
rid. Irutoem plant bic Resiernns
cine Neibe ppm seietiid)en Wahreseln,
melhe ben Shnlbeinh nod bcbcntenb
bebcn mcroet, II. a. Ansbebnung hes
Shnlunterrihtes bis gum IA. Sabre.
GS gibt bellte falum nod cinen
Seleier. Der uift leien pbcr i6reiben
fonute. Die 3abl Der M%nalpbabeten
In gelgieu lit 3. .. i'm 8ergleth 81
Sranfreid (wp bod Der Shnlsuang
bciebt!) ucridwinbenb flein. Inter
Den bieies Sabr einberufencn 8efruz
ten uuo barliuter fi9iirieren aue
i'm Sabre 1888 uub 1889 9eborenen
unb nod lebenben iungen Seutc,
lpeldc aui Der Iilitdrliite ein9etragen
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funbcn ipllrbcn - CAB es 91,53 Yrpz
gent. Die leicn nnb idrci6en tonnten,
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4%talpbabeten b~ciinncn lid alle Bin
ben, Iaubcu, Stummcn ii,u. bic
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amfsciiibrt ,ucrben miifcn. Sie 3ubl
Der pirfliten Trnlpbabctcu iii 10
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Shnl3ipangc5 faltm cine lpcicntli6e
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Sabre 1890, uls Die I'M Sabre 1870
geborenen Hefruten = Die allo ibren
@plfsuntcrridt inter liberalcm Rcsis
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cingcitellt purbcu. sdbltc M 1892
4rp5cut Nnalpbabetcn!
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bas Cute gc5citigt, Dab Die blaus
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iidten flar outage gele9t babcn: Die
Sp5ialiitcu baben lid pficn fir bic
Tcpublif aussciprpden, fur ben
alaTenfampf unb ben 6%ummnnis.
mus! Sic 9iberalen, ipeldc piclfnf
nod ais t6nigStreu nno monard)iif
e%eiinnt gelteu pollen. iparen ilber
oieie Sfienbeit iebr u%ngebalten. abcr
nm Der religions : feinblifen Solitit
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9rDBtc 8utb bnt auf Der 9an5en Sinic
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Hegicrung bcrporgerufen. bic Hegics
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lid aui nas 8cdjt bcs 5anilienpatcrs,
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g8ahl 81 u%erlanscn; uub oicicS &eht
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mcnu c5 iidl mn fat6pliidc Shulcu
bonpelcl Ter frcie Sclgicr pcrtrasr
ben S6nlsnnus nift, unb bic fatbps
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-03
Gram,,t 1nh 11tirklidJkeit+

ipas es beiSt in Ser Irbeiter<, in Der
WittelitanbSs, IN Der GARNER, IN Der
S%rauenfragc praftii6e &letn%
tbun. Ran lerne erfenz
men, DAB 9erabe mir amerifauii6e
aatbolifeu, mir Die mir elm betrd6ts
lifer Sbeil Der osreateit people on
tie face Of tie iporlb" Iiub. III Saden
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iebr III 4 It dnbig iinb. @cnn
mir Damn cinmal c + lerncn,
bnB mir MIR Damn einen @inflnB als
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better, SetailbdnbIer, GARNER nm
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baB mir nielleiht nif iolfe @eiie,
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unb miibiamer @es bon beute Biz
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partei"; es lit nod bel redt tpilbes
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breden. ebe Die io5iale Saat auf Der
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fam. Sir Den Illeenblid miiiier
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entiteben fDnnte.
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@usiprud ben Inlab 5u bieier 8e.
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J nii6ternben 8leinarbeit su5umenben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-03

Or. Guuf, Die groBc SARGE bon
1909 lit tuicOer mad ben &~crcinigten
Etaaten 9ctonmtcr,. Gr fam ouf benz
Eampfcr ~@eorge 8aibington". ips
beuarnt ua6 benz nmcrifanii6cn
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FL bdbeu, Die or bon Dem amerifns
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bat. benn ct lit i'm 8albprfis NItorin,
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frie9cn. Su inherent &nnbc. lpo
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aIlcr Irt iid Die 5dnhc reiden, iuirb
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geincm ,rcrpl5 rcrlm" iid) tpicbcr,
ipds iifcrlih tcincm aubcrcn @lcuz
fden m0ali6 ipdrc, rcba6ilitiercu
tonnen. Sur abiparten!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-03
(Spe8ica fir bicie 3eitung.)
non tlir. Gnmmer.

Gcriammlungen Scr SDbcratinn fntboz
liiher @ereine abbielten. llnb bod,
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purpc. Sn Der Sinlidt iencr cnts
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cine pulitiid,c Iftipu, mad Wtuircr Der
hriItliben Snrteieu III S%eutiflulb,
geleicn, SeSterrci6 etc. Dfientlih 5i
dliBcrn Image, bebeutct alIp Des
Siihpfs Geuberilng ciueu Sortidritt.
Sb9leid mir ms MN ei,lcrieits
bariiber frelien, baB cs elm 8iihof
S'Gonnca it ipelder CO .ipa9t" bon
plinIcrcr ci9cnen Gentrllmspartci" St
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9 prbepin9n 9 entfcrnt iino,
fpclhc dl5 Sobenbcarbeitung fir cine
erfolgrcide poIitiife dlriltlide Iftion
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lpidtigc5 Woment in bicier 8etrafz
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IpnbcrS gerne bon politiiher Iftion,
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