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0breg6n renuncio su car
90 y Sc retjra a Ia
vida pdvada
MUY LEJOS ESTA DE SU AMINO
DICESE. ENCABEZAR UNA
REVOLUTION CONTRA
CARRANZA.
Sufre dc una enfermedad de Ia gar
ganta que apenas lie Permite
hablar.
correspondence Especial para "a PRENSa

correspondence Especial para "a Phr'>HH
EAGLE PASS, Mario 20.-Nott-
ciae recibidas aver en- Piedras Ne
gras, por personals que Sc dlcen per
fectamente enteraMas de los ,acaecl-
micntos de la actual politica mexlca-
ma, dicen que, Ell efecto, ell Genera!
Alvaro Qbreg6n ha renunciadc CO.
mo Ministro de Ia Guerra del Gobier-
no dc Facto y anunciado que Sc re-
tirara a la vida privada, en- cuanto
sea aceptada SUI renuncia.
Sin embargo, NADIA mas lejos del AMI
mo del general Obregon, dicen las
misnlas noticias, que e~ncabezar un
movimiento revolucionario contra ell
primer jefe. a quien continual fiel en-
10 absolute.
Lo Gllc lie ha obligado a %renunciar,
de manera tan lntempestiva, es su
enfermedad de Ia garganta, Que en-
los ultimos meses Sc ha agravado en-
tai forma que apenas lie permite ha,
blair.
De todos MOODS, la renuncia de.
General Oregon, ha sido sensacio,
nal, por 10 incsperado y dado lugal
a mil concentrates en- Mexico y, fue.
IA de Mexico, a las noticias que S.
han publicado sobre un possible mo
| vimiento revolucionario encabezadc
por cl general sonorense.
Al pie de la letra Sc estan cum
pliendo las nuevas disposiciones er
| virtud de las cuales nadie puede We.
mir de Piedras Negras a Eagle Pass
por ell Puente International, deSpue:
dc las siete y media de la noche.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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vencieron de que no sc presentaban
frente a Chihuahua Y Cildad Jua-
rez Villa y SalazaT, reSpectlvamente,
empezaron a considerar que ell peli-
gro no era tan inminente como Sc 10
inaginaban Y pocos dias despues
hasta aceptaban que Villa habia en-
tornado y despues, que habia muer
to-
De todos MOODS, las nuticias que
llegan del interior de Chihuahua,-
nqu6llas que escapan a ia censura
impuesta por cl general Murglia,-
hablan de avance de los viliistas So
bre Chihuhua y de los p~reparativos
de los carrancistas para cvacuar la
p.lza en- caso de un nuevo fracaso.
No habran de pasar. quiLas, muchos
dias sin que Sc sepa "toda Ia. verdad'
de 10 que ocurrc al sur de Ia snfrida
capital del Esl0do de chihuahua.
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DEFRAUDO DOS MIL PESOS ORC
AL ERARIO PUBLICO.

TOLUCA. Mario l6.-Durante la
administration de Rafael Cepeda, tue
entrcgada a persona muy conoclda' "a
suma de dos mil pesos. orc naciona!'
para ia complcta dotacion de vestua-
rio a la gendarmeria municipal de es-
Ia ciudad.
Ultimamcnte sc ha venido en- COMO
cimiento de que no Sc compro nj IN
solo uniforme, co]metiendoSe con este
III flnulc al Erario Publico, por 10
cual Ell gobernador del Estado ha or
denado Sc haga una Investigation en-
el asunto, turnandose ell acta respectl-
va a la lautoridad judicial competen-
te.
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En- Ia vecina plaza sc aseguro que
no ~tcnian ningun Fundamental las yer
stones relatives a Ia evacuation de
chihuahua por las tropas del gobier-
no de facto Y Sc hizo enfaticamente
ia declaration de que Murguia esta-
ba bien preparado para reslsar al
enemigo, en- caso de que Sc acercara
a Ia plaza con ell p~roposito de captu-
rarla.
Salazar toma al ofensiva en- cl occi-
dente.
Del general revolucionario Jose
Ines Salazar, de quien no Sc tenian
noticias hace varios dias. suppose hoy
que, habiendo reorganizado u fuer-
zas. que Sc debilitaron a de los
combates que sostuvo o las fuer-
zas c~arrancistas en- la region de Casas
Grandes Y FL Vale, ha tornado Ia
ofensiva en- cl Occidente, operando en-
combination con la columna prn-
cipal comandada por Francisco vi
liza.
Sc dice, por personals OUT Isegu-
ran estar bier enteradas de clio por
haber recihido informes c~ier3os, que
Salazar ha sido encargado de la cam
paiia contra las huerzas del gobierno
de facto que Sc cncuentra en- ell occ;-
Gente del Estado de Chihuahua, para
evitar que esos elementos puedan ser
utilizados por Murguia ell Ia defensa
de Chihuahua. Sabese que Salazar
cenia acampados en- Ell Vale cerca
de mil hombres cor los que ma a
.zado hacia Casas Grandes con el pro-
p0sito de i~nterrumpir la comunica-
ci6n del ferrocarril del Noroeste.
Scgun 10 cue Sc sabe, Salazar Sc ha
oolpado, en- los ultimos dias, de re-
Guitar genie para reponer las perdl-
das sufridas ell los combates que ha
sostcnido, V especialmente en- el que
Sc iibr6 en- Pielagos, donde fue de-
rrotadO.
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Murguia confcso al pueblo su
dcrrota.

De acucrdo con las informaciones
particulares recibidas de Ia ciudad de
Chihuahua, el general Murguia ha
cstado t~rabajando de manera activi-
sima en- la organization de gus fuer-
zas V dice contar va con los clemen-
tos suficientes para Oponerse al avan
ce de Villa.
Murguia ha confcsado va a los
habitantes de Chihuahua que fue de-
rrotado en- Rosario.
Tai ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fue infli-
gida porque Ell enemigo aprovecho
del momento en- que mis- tropas des-
cansaban. despuGs de haber persegui
do a las del bandolero mas de Glen mi
las. He rcgreSado al Quartet general
para organizarme convenientemente
y puedo decir que va cuento con los
clementos aIficientes para destrulr
al enemigo. 81 me retire, fue porque
considerG POGO %prudente presentar
IN combate en- la region donde los
,villistas estaban perfectamente atrin
cherados Y de donde quise sacarlos,
para que no tuvieran ningunas VEN
rajas sobre mis- f~uerzas."
Creese que Murguia salGra con to-
das sus tropas a combatir a los vi
llistas en- Bachimba, lugar estrate-
gico, donde cree que tiene mayores
fa~ilidades de atacar y aun de defen-
dcrse del enemigo en- esta c1udad.
Sc asegura que 81 Murguia fracasa
IN su intento do detener a los Willis
tas en- los puntos estrategicos situa-
dos a varias leguas al sur de Chihua-
hua. no hara va r%esitencia en- Ia ca
pital ,por considerable inutil, pues
comprende que 81 Ia plaza es ataca-
dl, los villistas procuraran a~isiarla,
coma 10 hicieron cuando la defendia
Trevino, obligando a las fuerzas del
gobierno a romper ell sitio al verse
faltos dc municiones y where's.
A pesar de que todas las informa-
clones que Sc tienen aqui refieren
que Ell peligro vil!ista sobre Chihua-
hua es inminente, los funcionarioS
de la vecina plaza no 10 Green ash.
Uno de ellos dijo anoche a unos
amigos que residen en- esta ciudad:
Gel peligro de Villa solo existe en-
la imagination de nuestros enemigos.
No hay tai pcligro; como no 10 hubo
hace POGO tempo, cuando durante
mas de ocho dias cstIvo diciendose
Ell Ia frontera-y especialmente en-
FL Paso que los villistas Sc acerca-
ban a Chihuahua y Ciudad Juarez.
Durante mas de doce nocheS, los
agentes villistas Y todos los enc
migos del gobierno de facto estu-
vieron anunciando que "al dia ST.
~guiente" serian atacadas y captura-
das las dos mas importantes piazas
del Estadn v"cino. ! cuando Sc con
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PROTESTA UN CONSUL MEXiCA
NO CONTRA LA EXHlBlClON
DE LA PELICULA 'PATRlA.'

NOGALES. Arizona, Mario al
La p~elicula "Patria," en- la que no
Sc trata muy bien a los mcXicanoS,
/ los que Sc pinra ALI como espias y
traidorcs. fue exhibida en- algunos
lugares de la frontera, entire otros
en- Bisbce, Arizona.
e. Consul meXicano en- Naco So
licito de las autoridades la suspension
de las cxhibiciones, y e. aSunto ha
pasado a las a]utoridades s~uperlores
para SUI final resolution.
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nESEN SANLN q; naradcgn d. md herlnno

DESEO SABLR @; paradcr" IL mi herman"
Sabine Icnra Lopez. ca>H'Io COZ! Leocsuii
-iurlIrz natives aI,tDo- del Mineral de Ia
r.tII. Go. N6Air, En- p~Ici"n,brc proAim1
l,l,ado, csiaba eli San Marcos, texas. Ora
tlfiCare con si.tI 0 III afu &c subscription
al seiudnarIU dc l. PREN>A q IL per-
soma n;Ie de inforuicS eNacIuS. dIri2iGad">r
GsiOs al 81. Elias Y. L0laaz, Coal Nit"
EyX g. LuNELADY. TENAS. 1885,
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MiIIA GAL\hN dcS.a Sabcr cl paradrrO
.Ic SU, hrrIi,anas L'Iciana V RcrIgin Y de
I'll hcr,nauU RG>lllO CALVIN. Ne scplrC de
clos. haze ,iCle amos. CT M"r>fllO. C"ngrr.
raCIjn ccrra dc Durango. cl 81 E-ta 10 del
ml>InO nOuIDrc. GrdtlfiCare con $500 4 Ia
L.sr.Und que de infurmr> cyaCiO> de- 81
paradciu. Maria Galvin. UPLAND. CAL.
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MIA autoridad para intrcducirse a a
quella mansion de paz.

Momentos despuse aparccleroa va
rias mujeres hermosas; algunas de
elias vestidas con cierta elegancia, las
que tambicn ~increparon al Mayor Do
ria, dici6ndole die no tenia ninguna
authorization para cntrar d aquel 81
ito. dedicado a Ia oraci0n.
El Mlyor Doria sali6 Ell busca de
una ordcn del G~obcrnador del Esta'
do. para ~proceder a la clausura del
convento, 10 que llev6 a cabo contra
las protestas lie los mtereSados.
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IN PREMiO I In persona que De iniOrmcS
d6nGc 80 CnCUcntra Ia seiiOra Paula iiOdrI-
rUcT. Hace tres amos cSiaba Ell Iardh. Kan
SIS. habiendO cnrtudadO en- eSc lugaT. De
ALI rus: q T0Frc0n. SucvD Mexico. 4 vIyir
con IN cumpadrc .tnSclmO CaSas. Tlenc IS
amos d. edad Y tres niiOS: Primitive. Re.
l.pc Y TOnaSa. SeiS mc>eS de subscripriOn
2 LA rRENSA sc ObScquiaran a Ia pcrso-
ma que d" inrOrrneS. sra. Paula T.. Il. TO
nero. large Creecenclo Romero. MORGAN
NIL,E. NNSNS i323i
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!: MN, + QUALIFICATION 4

Sc DAHA INA EIENA t:R~ATIFICiCI0N I
l.: prr>onl que rue tnrJrnpc del l'arddrrb
rAactO dc mi herinanu Juan Ilanras. uIicil
irdbaj0 CumG dCpcndIcnte Ell san antonio
una iisnda de aiIai rUtcS pOr !! call q"
ComcrCiO. sIcndp cl propiclarip dc Ia ten
ia mcSirIIIu. Los infurur- I"b"ral DIRT
rirSe d Iiaflci I%:Ianra>, "if West Grown
ST.. ENNIS, TENAS. |]'I'
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Las epidemias de la viruela y el
sarampion.

Las autoridades sanitariaS han de-
cidido tomar va encrgicas medidas
contra las epidemias de a virue!a Y
q sarampi6n, que cada dia hacen ma
vor numcro de victimas en- la ciudad,
cobrc TODD la primerar
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BANOuEROS PROMINENTES REC0-
M|ENDkN e. T0NIc0 TANLAc
Dos Banqueros Bien Conocidos del BUR Es'rlben
VoIuntariament Excelentes Cartas de kec"me' :
dacion a la Oficins del TanIac en- Atlanta, Al
Mismo Tempo, Informando Aeerca de los b
neficios Obtenidos con su Uso

n a. ds rstados Surianos en- la Ofrina del Tanlac- Estas. al lgual
-, Loo c;aDtos de niles de Gras recome7dsclOnes que i dIarIo &c e%.
tdo recihiendo por car acorr'o durante Ell ans paSaa1 o maS, PR"
IL. ssima de los ne las escnDen dc los mertoS del fanidc, probadOS per-
sonalmenf 10 Cmda nc de elOs
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Sc tsstsjd eI aniversarlo
del nataIicio de D.
Benito Juarez 2"
EN- LOS PRIMEROS DIAS DE MA.
70 QUEDARA EN- LlBER-
TAD EN- MEXICO LU-
CIO ELANCO.
Yam > SC: ~combatides energieamcnte
las e~pidemias de viruela y
sarampion.

correspondence Especial para IA PRENsa
EAGLE PASS. Texas, Mario 2l.
Con gran solemnNad Sc caebro 81
dia de hoy, en- la vecina p%oblaclon
meyicana, c! aniversario del natall-
clio del Benemerito de las Americas
Lie. D. Benito Jaarcz.
Hubo una ceremonial ~civica, dis
cursos. audiciones musicales y des-
file militar.
Ademas, por orden de Ia autori-
dad municipal, la mayoria de los We
cinos de las GALES principales, ador-
naron sus casas.
Ia li5ertad Gel general Lueio
Blanco.
Persona recientemente llegada de
Ia capital de Ia Republica, informa
de Tue es cosa va tcnida coro cier-
"a. que. a principles del prG%4mo mes
de MAYO, obtendra su libertad el Ge-
neral Lucio Blanco, 'actualmente pre-
so en- Ia P~enitenciaria del Discrito,
en- la ciudad de Mexico.
Pocos, entire los generates de ia re-
voluci6n. gozan de tantas simpatias
como el general Blanco, asi qle. Ia
aoticia ha sido recibida aqui con sa-
distraction.
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pESEO sabcr cl raradcro de- Julio Garcia.
dc 10 liiOS de cHad. nailvo de DcOilan. ia
lsco. N~dc IUana Gonzalez de - amos. de
san Jose de GrdCia. Jal,Sco. Mexico, asl co.
mo lie CuatrO PERSONS dc Su famIlia quo
Gcbcn andar con cllos. Y dc qulcneS No.
iengu raz0n desGc Noviembre p%riilcrO dc
1915. GraiIiiCarG con Si.jj 4 Ia persona que
de lnrOrmeS eXaCtOS. D:rleIr>c a Victor
Box 81 DENISpN. TENAS. C3'"1
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PESOUISAS:-

IESEO SaDc; ri parldcrn he iO>t HIrrircz.
Y d" I'll ">I'O>a Anita f%iaIuircL, ulIc ilrn,n
4 Ill ruldN'o dos hlju> ml">: simon d.
80 anG> Y ireguTla dc f. amos: 'Ir al,ellidD
N.lnZanalc>. EntirndJ que haze TEMPO Vi
! ian en- ia Meta. 4 I'm ladu dc Cueru, To-
AaS. Dare 81 90 Il" -raiicirari6n 4 Ia pCr>u-
ra que rn. DE- inrurIncs %cirrics. btrijans'.
4 L]irlrIa> MlILanal"-,, rare Manuel H'n"-
tu>a. CiIAIiCO. TfNAS. t!S-i-ii. Is
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Sc NENDE Residential de dos p!sUs. ocho
cuarfos. rrcnte a I'M parque cerca del cen
ITO. en- Gale payiIncnlada y ron iodls las
rCnlcdidades mOdcrnas. Diriiansc a proilc-
Iariu. .Hi y. san saba, cSquina con hakC-
,iew j3y1h
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DR.. FERNANDO LOPEZ. de la Facuitsd dc
Mexlco.-ESpeciaiIsta en- las enfermedsdes
de lbs ojos.-aO3 Brady BldS.-TeleIono Cr.
1850
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I,S FRANCISCO Is. CANSEC0. Laredo, Te-
,as. Box 294. NeGicina Y Cirugia generates.
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I'm S3LOME CAIsZA A.DAPE. de la Facul-
Ind dc MrNlro. aLtoriz1do en- Ell Estado de
texas: espcrialiSra en- Intermediates geniin-
urinariaS v ciru,ia en- general. "rt-
INA. tiO East Nueva ST. Telefono Travis
.f4f.
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CUhnTIS hIgiCnICuS <umamcnic a%fIpliuS,
muDIIIariu nu"vo y clcganrc, prc"in> econ"
micnS. casa iuuy rcntrlra, lnda> como
t!IdmlcS. AIQullU garage. ZIG DIVER Ave.
Hi1l.
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ARKEGLO S~0MBRERgS-de senorss, selo-
riias y nIios, por malo que sea Ell estado
IN que Sc enCuentren v pc: deteriorsdos
IL CSten s,:S siornus. los reformo y
itin7io prrfeciamentc y los deIo arregls-
dos a la ultima moda. por so y rs centayos.
ira. Rrhio. fi5 reynolds ST. Telefono Cro-
Ckeli 32f
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y NECESlTA express p6ra que llcve sus
pctdcaS a Ia eslacI0n O ram!ir SuS mn"
hles. hablelc a Dosales. TclGfono Crockett
2T:d V Travis fis6.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-03-09

for him on q feeding board or some
cracked hickory nuts and see how
pleased the nuthatch will he.
This lively little bird likes hazelDuts.
chestnuts, sunfower seeds and grains.
In the winter one sees him in the COM
pany Of the chickadees. the juncOs.
buntings and winter wrens, the downy
woodpecker and the winter sparrows.
In spring these nuthatches build
nests in the hollows of trees. Perhaps
they fear the red squirrels, the snakes
or the mice in the neighborhood. At
any rate, they gather pitch and sticky
balsams from the trees and smear it
about the outside of the holes in which
they make their nests and lay their
eggs.
Often when the nuthatches are in a
hurry they forget about this sticky
doormat and 60 fitting carelessly over
it so that it catches on their own tails.
and before they can get hose they have
to wrench out some of their feathers.
Just the same, the little nuthatch is
one of the nimblest little creatures you
will ever see and is we'll worth watch
ing.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-03-09

The John Deere Model B Disc Har-
row is the only spring pressure har-
row and therefore the ONLY Flexible
Harrow built Here are some or the
distinctive structural advantages.
Exclusive spring pressure secures
greater penetrating power and more
thorough cultivation, enables the op-
orator to keep all discs cutting an
even depth.
High Solid Steel Gang Frames,
Steel Stub pole on all sizes; High
Arch frame in one piece which makes
the frame more rigid, also gives
greater clearance for trash, ETC., and
Double leaf, Easy Riding Seat Spring
which gives you disc harrow that is
as comfortable as rocking chair.
There are so many advantages that
you can see for yourself that we have
one set upon our floor for your in
spection, why not take advantage Of
that privilege.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-03-09
Paints, Wall Paper, Etc.

Now is the time to begin thinking
about what painting and decorating
you are going to do this spring. We
handle the following brands Of decor
ating material which are the best
that can be found in their respective
lines.
Minnesota Paints, Kyanize Warm
ishes, Alabastine, Minnesota Pure
Linseed Oils, Star Peerless Wall
Paper, and invite you to call in and
If there is any information you are
desirous of receiving in these diff
ferent lines we shall be very glad in
deed to give it to you free Of charge.
This is the SERVICE we are always
ready to give to our customers. Ask
for our Wall Paper sample book.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-03-09
Tailormade Shares

Did you ever hear of TAILOR made
plow shares? When you want suit
that fits extremely good, you always
get a tailor to fit it specially for you,
that is just what we mean by tailor
made shares for the John Deere plows
Every share is fitted to an exact
model of the plow 1t is to fit and the
holes in the blade are punched all at
one time so the location and spacing
are always absolutely correct. That
is why you never have any bother
in fitting on a new John Deere lay
and also when you have it on and get
the plow in the field you are not
bothered with the many troubles of
poor fitting lay. Ask for our book
let, TRUTH about Plow Shares"
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-03-09
John Deere P|oWs

There is not farmer in the coun-
try but has heard of the John Deere
plows. You may not be user Of a
John Deere but I am sure you have
heard of the long life and service that
is behind every John Deere plow.
This service is due to the construction
of the plow and mostly to the grade
of material that is put into them and
the way they are built up from three
layers of steel, and not built from one
piece of soft steel, tempered on each
side.
John Deere plows are made for
every purpose and we carry very
complete stock of Stubble, General
Purpose and Brush Breaking Plows
and ask you to call and examine them
before you place your order.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-03-09

Good Hearted Cabbage.


A we'll known expert In cooking en-
countered trouble in a certain commu-
nifty the other afternoon when she pre-
pared to lecture at the Mothers club
Her subject was "How to Cook" She
began by telling hom much a man ap-
preciates good cooking. and then she
proposed to give various recipes.
Among the first was one for cole
slaw. ITO have this BEST" began the
lecturer, take q good hearted cabbage
and
At this point young matron inter
rupted She was eager to get all the
information possible Tell me, please,
she spoke up, ''how is one to know the
disposition of cabbage?'
-
Turn About.
Papa says if give up my singing
lessons he will present me with pair
Of diamond earrings"
you have never worn earrings, have
you?"
mo; should have to have my ears
pierced"
"Ah, yes! l see his idea. he wants
to nav YOU back in YOUR own coin"
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-03-09
TREE MOUSE.

No doubt you think you can do won
~ders since you've learned to turn hand
springs, Master Ned, but there's lit
tie white breasted bird that hops about
on our trees every morning that can
give you or any little boy I know Of
points in exercising.
The name of the bird? Well, some
people call him a tree mouse, and 9TH
sers call him a nuthatch. He is part
blush gray, part black and part white.
He does not look much like q mouse to
me, but the way he can run up and
down the limbs Of trees, hanging now
to the underside or running along head
downward, makes one think of fly.
The little nuthatch is one Of our win
ter birds, for he does not leave US
when cold weather comes. as so many
of our birds do.
You see, his food can be picked up
nearly all the year round. He is one of
those birds that get the worms from
under the bark, and grubs and insect
eggs are delicious morsels to him.
The little nuthatch is thrifty bird.
Like the squirrel in the fall, he lays
away a store Of food for hard times.
When cold weather comes he goes to
the tree in a crack Of which he may
have stuck the little nuts Of which he
is so fond and draws out nut Beech
nuts are favorites. He can crack the
shells of these with his long. sharp bill
in short time. Then. cooking his little
head on one side, he bolts the nut meat
with the greatest enjoyment.
Put some kernels of dried corn out
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-03-09
FOR Ii TIE FOLKS
Sleepy Time Story About Very
Interesting Creature.
HOW A BIRD LIVES IN WINTER.

Little Feathered Cold Weather Resi-
dent Of the Woods Stores Up Food
For Hard Times-How lts Nest 10
Safeguarded Against Attack.
Well, said Uncle Ben to Little Ned
and Polly Ann. I am going to tell you
about the
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-03-09
UNIVERSAL RANGES

See our window for two samples Of
the perfection that has been achieved
by the Universal Range makers and
then you will realize why it is they
are so popular with the public in gen.
eral and also why we consider our
selves fortunate in having line Of
Ranges like this to sell. Behind every
Universal Range you will find the
quality and life that has made the
Universal a life time stove. Once
bought they are always in the family.
A complete line on our floor
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-03-09
Cetain-teed Roofing

When that roof starts to leak this
spring, don't forget THAT Certain
Teed roofing is a grade of roofing
that has stood the tests to such an ex-
tent that the General Roofing Co.,
backs it by their absolute guarantee
as follows: ply, years; 2 ply, 10
years; ply, Is years. We are head
quarters for Certain-Teed products
and ask your cooperation in MAXIM g
this one of the best years for your
roof and save yourself many of the
roofing troubles that are so frequent
with some roofings. 1 ply, $1.6O; 2
ply, $500; 3 ply, $2.45.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-03-09
Tho New Paint Box.

Little artist, here is an idea for you.
Isn't it troublesome to keep brushes
clean when you have to color the little
girls dress blue, her hair brown and
her shoes black? Make yourself q blot
ting ball out of crushed blotters sewed
up in a piece Of cheesecloth. When
your brush is touched on this ball the
color is quickly absorbed. and it is
clean for the next shade.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-03-09
Reed Enamel Ware

This is the Turquois Blue line OF
Enamel Ware that has stood the tests
of the average housewife and when
any new pieces are needed by her
they are generally replaced by REED.
We are headquarters for this line of
goods and they are put out to you as
the best enamelware that is on the
market
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-03-09
Fun on tho Ice.

Now is the season for the lovers of
winter sports, which include all boys
and girls and a goodly percentage of
grown folks. One of the most healthful
IT outdoor exercises is that Of skating.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-03-09

Photo by American Press Association.
THE SKATER.
and it is highly enjoyable. Happy lads
and lasses throng the ponds and feel
the thrill of gliding over the smooth
ice. Skating promotes grace Of move
ment, as nearly every muscle is
brought into play. Care should be
taken, however. not to exercise until
exhaustion comes. because that takes
away all the good of the sport.