Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 6, 1905, Page 4

in this|appears that a good many peopl section during the comingwinter. |are ' negligent about recording * The opinion is expres_sed, how- | deeds, leius, xfiortgages, etc., be- ever’ that with ‘the end of the|lieying them to be perfectly good: harvest season enough. men will | without recording. 'This is true be secured to' supply camps, al-|as to the parties concerned but though there is no indication that|not as toa third partyand the - there will be a surplus, only way for a man to protect his: rights as to outsiders is to. have his instruments recorded at once. When an instrument is recorded as soon as it is executed it is per-- fectly ‘good as to all parties but ‘Ee i}fecz:h;‘ along the line of if it is not recorded papers sub- the: M. . a large winter’s 5 i H work is being contempiated by Failure to Record Instru- |Sequent of date but earlier of re _ ; : g cord may serivusly affect the the lumber companies who will “"i'“s Causqs Decided rights of the persons to the in- operate camps in that vicinity, Losses. ate strument, judgments may in- and it is stated that 500 men are tervene or valuable rights lost in.’ now wanted at Blackduck alone. other ways. : ; - | approaching, and as a result the| scarcity of woodsmen ‘is felt more keenly, ‘as ‘the time for cutting roads and preparing for the winter’s work is drawing CONNECT __ |WOODSMEN . " UPTODAY| ARESCARCE 5 . Hundreds of Men Aré"W:int- K Loc_al:employmenb offices re- Rafl? of Red Lake Rafl?vay d for Work in C ¢ [port having orders now no hand Will Meet at Nebish This e Nor 4 or Ml!l am:’; 0 for hundreds of men, but are un- Afternoon. orthern Minnesota. able to fill the orders owing to|P b i the abseénce of laborers in this PAPERS MUST section. BE ON FILE ! BULL GORES FARM HAND John Michel Charged by Angry Beast While Milk- inga Cow. RAM COMES TO RESCUE AND SAVES HIS LIFE. REGULAR TRAINS WILL NOT BE | EMPLOYMENT OFFICES FAIL TO RUNFOR SOME TIME. "~ SUPPLY DEMAND. Reports from the north are to Work of Patting in Beayy Steel |[ndications Are That Lumber on Upper End Must Be Com- | o panies Will Do Big Win- pleted. First. ter's Workol o0 Laborer Narrowly Escapes Death on Farm West of Turtle River. To be charged by an infuriated bull and gored almost into in- sensibility and afterwards to be rescued from death through the interference of a ram is the re- markable experience of John Michel, a farm hand employed on the farm of Mike Walters west of Turtle River. Michel went out into the past- ure to milk the cows and had sat down to milk one of the animals when without the slightest warn- ing a bull which was kept in the pasture charged upon him knock- ed him to the ground and began goring him unmercifully. Michel made desperate attempts to es- cape theinfuriated beast, but was unsuccessful and he was al- most unconscious when aram which was also kept in the pas- ture attacked the bull with the result that the latter animal’s at- tention was drawn from the man until he succeeded in crawling through the fence and escaping. Michel’s injuries consist of bruises over the entire body. He was taken to the house of his em- ployer, where it was found that no bones were broken and that his hurts were not dangerous, WOODSMEN TRY TO MAKE ESCAPE i . L Five Men Hired for the Woods Jumped Train at Cass Lake. While being taken to Akeley by Employment Agent Wheelock, five men employed by him at Grand Forks for the Red River Lumber company, jumped off the train at CassLake. Mr. Wheelock was unable to recapture them and went on to Akeley with the remainder of the men. This morn- ing the men appeared in Bemidji and they were immediately point- ed out to the police, who forced them to return the price of their fare from Grand Forks to Akeley which had been advanced to them. They will not be prose- cuted. Senor Carlos Walker Martinez, an #minent politician and leader of the Conservative party, is dead at San- tiago. Chile. . ENGRAVED ON EVERY PIECE" " N/ \ The most excluSive and beautiful line of Libby Cut Glass on the market .. Acknowledged the Best,. Just received a large as- sortment Hand Painted China and Silverware in the latest patterns. GEO. T. BAKER & CO . . SEE CUR WINDOWS.. . . |pany vs. E. S. Kincacnon, admin- The joining of the upper end of the Minneapolis, Red Lake & Manitoba railway company’s line with the lower end of the line will take place this afternoon,and hereafter it will be possible to run trains clear through to the Red Lake agency, the terminus of the road. The connection of the two ends of the road is made at Nebish, which up to the present time has pbeen the southern terminus of the upper end of the railway which was formerly owned by the Red Lake Transportation company for logging purposes. This end of the line at the pre- sent time is supplied with steel, and before any regular trains will be run through to Red Lake this steel will be supplied with heavy rails of the same weight of those that have beenlaid from here to Nebish. OPENING OF MODERN PALACE Grand Opening of Blooston i Buffet and Billiard Parlors Tomorrow Night. i} [ESRS—— The grand opening of the Blooston Buffet and Billiard Parlors will be held tomorrow | eyening in its beautiful new home in the brick block next to ithe Brinkman Hotel just comp- leted by the Duluth Brewing Co. The furnishings of the place are on a most elaborate and costly scale and the interior decorations are beautiful and artistic. The floor is a mosaic tile while the woodwork is all of solid ahog- any and the bar, separate buffet counter and frame work for the hugh mirrors are massive pieces of furniture. Open House will be kept tomorrow evening and one of the most elaborate lunches ever offered in the city will be seryed. A large number of in- The season for commeneing logging operations throughout northern Minnesota is fast — The Money Cheerfully Refunded. Satisfaction Absolutely assured HUNDREDS OF GARMENTS WITH credignificant Stein-Bloch Mark ~Jweimn-sloch N Smar? (odes ‘ ’ / \ asted Overcoats, Ryton Box Back Over- coats, Frochester QOvercoats, Nobby Topcoats, Rain Re- pelling Overcoats, Double Breasted Suits, Long Back Suits, Swell English Walking Suits, Tuxedo and Full Dress Suits, distinetive features of long center, non gaping vents, ex- tra size lapels, flare skirts, drop trousers insteps, $15, vitations have been issued for the opening will doubtless prove a notaole one. KINCANNON JURY DISAGREES Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Damage Suit Brought by Brewing Co. The jury inthe case of the Duluth Brewing & Malting com- istrator of the estate of M. M. Achenbach, deceased, failed to agree and the jury was dismissed this afterncon by Judge McClen- ahan. The case was continued until the next term of court, The only case tried today was that of William Dixon vs. D. S. Dennis, appealed from justice court. The case went to the jury this afternoon but no verdict had been returned at a late hour this afternoon. British Claims Promptly Paid. Constantinople, Oct. 6.—The pres- ence of the British cruiser Fox at Hodeida, Yemen province, Turkish Arabia, has resulted in a speedy set- tlement of all the British claims in connection with the piratical attacks of Arabs on British dhows in the Red | Sea. Ryton Single Bre $18, $20, $22, $24, $25 and $30. L 3 » l":: A A ’ It is true that quite a number of| Thefailure ofinterested parties men: haye returned from the|tocause legal instrument to be Dakota haryest fields, number is only a small percent- age of that which will be req-l but this| promptly recorded has several times within the past few months resulted in serious losses. It ‘Anotner” day has: passed ‘withdut new case of cholera in. Germany' an the cholera detention hospitals nave only a few convalescent patients. Quality Clothes Store Clothing for"A»ll Mankind The only Stein-Bloch Clothes in Northern Minnesota. The largest exclusive Clothing Store in Northern Minnesota. TABLE AFTER TABLE OF FIN- EST AUTUMN SUITS, OVER- COATS, TOP. COATS, RAIN COATS, FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN o P .o Apparel Precisely Suit- " to Good Dressers “Spitz & Schoenberg” on boys' clothes means as much as “Sterling” on silver. It's the stamp of the finest boys’ suit and overcoat making in the world. ' We are sole dis- tributors for northern Minnesota. For boys 8 to 16 years, dotble breasted two-piece suits, Ruff & Tuff school suits, tourist overcoats, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4, $5, $6, $6.50. For youths 14 to 20 years, single breasted sack suits, double breasted sack suits, “Fraternity Model” suits, nobby long overcoats, dress overcoats, $6.50, $8.50, $10, $12 and $15. For little fellows, 3 to 7 years, Russian blouse suits, drop front sailor suits, officers’ overcoats, middy coats, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4, $5. GREAT CENTRAL DEPOT FOR GORDON HATS. More Gordon hats sold here than any othér make, be- cause price for price, Gordon hats lead the world. New Gordon self conforming derbies, New Gordon Fedoras, new Gordon telescope, new Gordon rice Minervas, every correct antumn block, stitch soles, gun metal finish, calfskin, flexible soles, shaped Time Honored Lion Bra/nd Shirts. styles, helios Indian tans, smokes, drabs and blue blends, for of every size, build and reach . ;l and $1.5 FLORSHEIM’'S BENCH MADE SHOES. Product of the finest high grade factory shoe system on earth, new features, Strand gent” $3.50 and $4 shoes, made in special lasts exclusively for us, new styles, $3.50& $4. Goddyear welt, foot form shoes, lace or blucher, styles, all leather, $3. Boys’ and youths’ school shoes, satin finish, extra strength, calf upper, triple seam, $1.50. ¢ Among the new comers are novelty patterns in stiff and soft Gordon’s Richest | Fur Garments For Men made from the finest skins Obsolut_elv high-class guaranteed workmanship fall lasts, $5and $6. “Re- men