Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 15, 1905, Page 1

» MINNESOTA HISTORICAL | SQCIET Y. | The Bemidji Dally Pioneer VOLUME 3. NUMQ}‘R 176 We want you to visitour Crock ery departm’nt mvmmmnmam S BEMIDJ1, MINNESOTA, WEDNESDAY. NOVEWBER 15,1906. TEN CENTS PER WEEK Boy’s Wear. The boy can be fitted out at this store in less time and at less expense than you would expect. His suit, overcoat, cap, shoes, shirts, mitts, stockings and underwear can all be hought hére, and a small profit on each article satisfies us. Children’s and Misses’ Coats. Children’s coats from $2.50 to $10.00 Misses’ coats, $5.00 to $22.50 Wrappers Ladies’ fleeced wrappers, fine patterns, full width, well made garments, each, $1 to $2.50 YARNS lfiflflflllfilllllllmllll!flllllill!lflll Just Li We have on hand coat, size 40, with fine Siberian’ Ladies’ Coats squirrel lined throughout, cannot be bought at any city store, for less than $75.00, our regular price is $60 Special price this week, $50.00 ;lll;lllllllllllllllil!lilll Sewing Ma- chines—New Home Sewing Machines $35 to $40. Other makes $15-$25 sten to This: a Lady’s black kersey Squirrel collar and cuffs, No. 100, Home Ladies’ Broadeloth' Coats, with blended fur collar, $15.00. Ladies’ fine kersey coats, full satin lined, extra good fur collar, $25. Spun Yarn Colors: black, white, grey, and brown. Special price while this lot lasts, a skein, 19¢ 9 Our showing and Cut Glas Metal wares is as from the usual cut assortments as possible, * Every pattern, e Distinctive Table Ware of tine China Silver and Cut i | ditferent : and dried || | «=WITH== very indi- |! ! vidual piece was selected for its artistic and porting and man houses, and yery few of them can be duplicated of the large cities. 4 Yot the questio veed cause no anxiety usevery |} thing is priced vory We would appreciate an ity of showing you these wircs if son tha tor no other r afiords you pleasure (o i - Geo. T. Baker| @ Co. i See our Windows qualities from the largest im- || ultilitarian utacturing | with Ranges, out side 1 of © cosn mod’rat’ly opportun an that it see them. High grade Daily. We can furnish you Stoves, Furniture and House FURNISHINGS! SINGER SEWING MACHINES ON VERY EASY PAYMENTS Pianos and Organs Iixpected A ) S O Rl YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD! BISIAR & VANDERLIP! ‘# BISIAR & VANDERLIP 2 doors west of Ciiy Hall. is the day we all enjoy good things to eat, and drink, but every day at ing and SPE BRI GhHe Bazaar Store you will find the very best of everything in Dry Goods, Ladies’ and Gents Furnish- Notions, Watch our add for CIAL VALUES The Baza | (G s o s [ Thligren To to Parents. IFATHEK CTOUNVICTTED OF CRIME.| Madison, W Nov. 15.—The Wis-| BY [}ULLAPSE UF SGAFFUI_H ‘consm supreme court during the day | West Virginia Man Confesses to Com {hold that in ting divorces judges | 1 mitting Murder. | cannot aren to outsiders but | i Wheeling, W. Va., Nov. 15.—Sidney | must give thechiliren to one parent | BEVENTY-FIVE PERSONS INJURED { Woodey, Jr., has confessed that he sor the other. i NONE SERIOUSLY, AT 'mn_rdergq Cpn Conley, a crime for :which his father was recently con- | WICHITA, KAN. | victed. Judge Wilkinson will have the father A :pardnued it the young man’s story is i true and indictments drawn against Wichita, {an., Nov. 15.—Ninety mern | the son. The killing was the result of attending the Southern Kansas Scot’jan old feud. tish Rite convocation were thrown intc | e { a heap by the breaking of a scaffold | i on which they stood to have their pic-[ Accused Embezzfer ‘Disappears. i tures taken. Many were injured. | Phillipsburg, Kan., Nov. 15.—Charles S. H. Thomas, commandant of the!w ’ Bowman, county treasurer, accused | | State Soldiers’ home at Dodge City, | was among the injured, having fered a sprained ankle. Seventy-fiv others sustained bruises, but not one was seriously hurt. ‘jof embezzlement and forgery and | whose preliminary hearing on the lat- | ter charge was set for Tuesday, failed to appear in court and his bond was | forfeited. For many years Bowman has been prominent in state polities FURTHER EVIDENCE SECURED.| THE RED MEN OPPOSE PLAN rogant and Arb Council at White Earth Denounces “Ar- itrary” Attitude of Department. CRIMINAL LIBEL CHARGED| WARRANT FOR ARREST OF THOMAS W. LAWSON. ISSUED AT BOSTON Boston, Nov. 15.—Counsel represent- ing Charles W. Barron stated during the day that after a private hearing Judge Wentworth of the municipal court had decided to issue a warrant for the arrest of Thomas W. Lawson on the charge of criminal libel pre- wetroit, Minn., Nov. 15.—A big coun cil of the chiefs and headmen of the reservation took place at the village !"hall at White Earth agency during the % day and a unanimcus protest was sign | ed by all present strongly denouncing | “the arrogant and arbitrary” attitude of the department in its insistence on carrying out the sale of the reserva tion pine timber as advertised, to take place Nov. 15. Legal steps probably will be taken 1o prevent the officials from carrying out the proposed measure. The people consider that there hat been no time in the history. of the reservation when their wishes and de sires concerning individual interest¢ have suffered such humiliation as iv the present emergency, and their peace }Ie'led whereby Mr. of mind is very much pexturbed. A vote of thanks was tendered United States Senator Moses E. Clapr and the Minnesota delegation for the fight which they have waged in behall of the White Farth Chirnewas SEVERAL THOUSAND OUT. ferred by Mr. Barron. The case re- sults from statements alleged to have been made in a magazine article by Mr. Lawson and the question of the issuance of a warrant has been the subject of hearings covering a period of several weeks. Mr. Barron, the com- plainaut, is proprietor of a bureau for : the distribution of financial news mls’J‘lke of French Dockyard Employes in Force. Shortly before noon the court issued Paris, Nov. 15.—The strike of gov- he warrant in accordance with its de-!grnment employes at the dockyards ision ana an officer was sent to serve : {began during the day at the principal the docun cn Mr. Lawson. aval ports. At L'Orient 2,000 work- Betore the warrant had been served | men of the arsenal, carrying red flags, an agreement between counsel was af- i made a demonstration and 2,300 arsen- Lawson is to ap-!a] workers struck at Rochefort. At pear in court next Saturday and sub- ’Blest the strikers comprise only a mit to the service of the warrant. gmall percentage of the arsenal force, Meanwhile counsel for Mr. Lawson owing to a manifesto having been is- stated the defendant in this suit will}gyed by the minister of marine assur- apply for a warrant for the arrest of |jng the workers that their just claims Mr. Barron for criminal libel in mat- | will xecexve (ou deration, this city. i ter printed in' the market sheets issued by Mr. Barron’s bureau. Robert thtehedd inventor of the at Shrivenham, Eng. You must look well after the condition of your liver and bowels. Unless there is daily action of the bowels, poisonous products are absorbed, causing head- aches, biliousness, nausea, dyspepsia. Ayer’s Pills are genuine liver pills. We have no secrets! We publish 3.C. Ayer Co., the formulas of all our medicines. Lowell. Mass. Headaches i Proof Young College Student Was Tled} | evidence that young Stuart Piersou, i the Kenyon college student, was bound : to the railroad track has been secured ! by Prosecutor Stillwell and Coroner Scarborough They have made a| thorough examination of the clothing his death, The coroner says that the ! s and ankles of Pierson’s under- | ing were examined particularly | .aml about 1“0 small particles of rope y The fact that the are mpe fibre has been con-; i worn !;_\ Pierson on the night he mefi Did you know that E.H. Winter & Company carr? e W P U W A I O Mount Vernon, O., Nov. LS.—FurthE‘l . proven by the use of a“ the largest stock of Rubber Goods of any concern in roscope. The fibre parti-! H cles were wot found on the outer sida! Northern Minnesoza. thereby enabling us to purchase of the garments but were found em-‘ bedded in the cloth so deeply that they | our goods from 5 per cent to 10 per cent cheaper than other L;OIICGI'IIS and we are giving you the benefit. ‘had- to be pulled out. Many of lhe{ H ?fibrvs, the coroner stat were also ! taken from the hose EVery pair worn by (he;m i young student and were so decp]yi ground iu the material that many re-| guaranteed. both price and ngahty:' after §eing seat to the la i ST "his evi >, with all the rest! P that ha whered, will be sub-; mitted to the grand jury, STAR RUBBERS ARE THE BEST RUBBERS which will begin ccnsideration of the case Friday. | WiLL BE DECIDED SHORTLY. ifl Question of Sea Level or Lock Canal' on the Isthmus. Washington, Nov. 15.—The qnestion whether the Panama canal shall be a' sea level or a Jock canal will have to. be decided within a very few ua\sl All the members of the beard of con-j sulting engineers have returned to: ‘Washington and expect to meet every day of this week until the final con- ' clusion has been reached. Such' se- crecy has been observed during the meetings that it is as yet impossible to make a definite statement as to the result. After it has been decided | which type of camal to adopt a short { report will be made indicating briefly its nature but not going into any de- tails. By that time the leave of ab- i sence of most of the foreign delegates to the board will have expired and ;the_\' will leave for their respective | countries during the last days of this | month. Efl nluhlllllllflfi 1 Details Are Suppressed. Constantinople, Nov. 15.—A bomb outrage was perpetrated during the day in the Pera quarter. The authori- ilies will not permit particulars to be sent at present. « For the Woodsman. From the smallest childs to largest man’s. Everything in this line of Alaskas and fleece lined rubbers for both Ladies’ and Gents By buying early we are able to/give you'the same prices as last year although wool has advanced 10 to 15¢ per pound. An inspection of $1.00 and $1.50 garments will satisfy you that this is.the place to buy. : Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Cheerful’ly Refunded. E.H. WINTER @ CO..- Phone 30 lllllllflflllllflfllllllll.l'l The prices are the lowest. OVERSHOES When you cannot get fitted elsewhere come here. ARCTICS ; UNDERWEAR e Bemidji, Minn. torpedo which bears his name, is dead’ lllllllllfllfl!flfiflflflll-lllll