Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 28, 1907, Page 2

THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER PUBLISHED NVERY AFTHRNOON, o OFFICIAL PAPER---CITY OF BEMIDJI BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING CO. CLYDE J. PRYOR A. Q. RUTLEDGB Business Manager Managing Editor Tatered In the postofice at Bem!dji. Miun.. a8 socond class matter. SUBSCRIPTION---$5.00 PER ANNUM CONTINUES TO GROW. Transatlantic Steamship War Is Be- coming General. New York, Aug. 28.—Shipping men | are watching with interest the trans- atlantic steamship war, which contin- ues to grow, Every day has lts devel- opments now, as one line after anoth- er cuts the rate. If the conflict keeps up much longer bargain hunters will get a chance to go to Europe on shop- ping expeditions at cheap rates. The causes of the fight are many and varled. The steerage rate war, which brought the trouble to a head, is the direct result of the refusal of one of the continental lines to per- mit the Russian volunteer fleet to en- ter the steamship conference and thus have access to the conference agent and the general business. The so- called conference was established by agreement among the lines for the purpose of settling thelr differences, distributing business and maintalning rates. It has now collapsed. Other alleged causes for the fight are the entrance of the new Cunarder Lusitana into competition and the trouble which started months ago over a protest-by the German lines against the White Star line’s minimum rate for steamers of the Arabic and Baltic class boats that draw the finest class of tourists, but for which the company demands a differential on account of the slower speed of these steamers. FIVE YEARS IN PRISON. Gentlemanly Burglar Sentenced at Westchester, Pa. Westchester, Pa., Aug. 28.—Judge Butler sentenced Dr. Benjamin Hol- brook, who was convicted of robbing schoolhouses and rallway stations, to five years' imprisonment. Dr. Holbrook may well be called the “Raffles” of Pennsylvania. By day he was a well bred, courteous physi- clan and could be seen driving behind a spanking team or paying a visit to some of his neighbors. By night the doctor become an audaclous burglar, looting railway stations for miles around Coatesville, where he made his home. The first robbery was committed at Wye Brooke, which was followed by others at frequent intervals as daring and as puzzling as the first. He was suspected and flnally ar- rested on June 15 by a railroad detec- tive. Holbrook made a full confession, admitting among other things that he was engaged to marry two young wo- men. STRIKE OF TELEGRAPHERS Prospects of Settlement Seem Remote as Ever. New York, Aug. 28.—Prospects of a mutually satisfactory settlement of the telegraphers’ strike appear to be no more promising than they were a weok ago. “We are going to keep up the strug- gle until the business interests of the country force congress to act,” said President Small of the Telegraphers’ union. “We will be able to hold on until the next session of congress. I do not believe the telegraph compa- nies can hold out much longer.” BRIEF BITS OF NEWS. The heavy floods in Central Japan have caused great damage to private property estimated at several milion yen. It s stated the pope will hold a consistory in the autumn to confer the red hat on several Italian and for- elgn bishops. Miss Mary Mactier Latrobe, daugh- ter of the late R. Stewart Latrobe of Baltimore, and Colonel Arthur P. D. Harrls of the Fifth Light infantry, In- dfan army, were married in London Tuesday. Officlals of the American Tobacco company state that the shutting down of the company’s factory in Cincinnati is permanent. It is stated that the cloging of the plant was caused by the unsatistactory condition of the la- bor market. __ MARKET QUOTATIONS. el —— s Duluth Wheat and Flax. Duluth, Aug. 27.—Wheat—To arrive and on track—Sept., $1.02%; Dec,, $1.- 02%; May, $1.06%. Flax—Sept, $1.- 19; Oct, $1.16; Nov., $1.16; Dec., $1.- 13%. Minneapolis Wheat. Minneapolis, Aug. 27.—Wheat— Sept., 99% @99%¢; Dec., $1.01%. On track—No. 1 hard, $1.05%; No. 1 Northern, $1.04%; No. 2 Northern, $1.01%; No. 3 Northern, 96@97c. 8t. Paul Union Stock Yards. Bt. Paul, Aug. 27.—Cattle—Good to choice steers, $5.60@6.25; fair to good, $4.00@5.00; good to choice cows und heifers, $3.50@5.00; veal calves, $4.50 @6.60. Hogs—$5.55@6.25. Sheep— Good. to cholce wethers, $5.25@5.50; gc‘:)t‘),d to cholce spring lambs, $6.25@ Chicago Grain and Provisions. Chicago, Aug, 27.—Wheat—Sept., 80%c; Dec., 96%c. Corn—Sept., 60%c; Dec., 58%ec. Oats—Sept., 60%¢; Dec., 47%@47%c. Pork—Sept., $16.02%%; Oct., $16.07%%. Butter—Creamerles, 20 @25%c; dalries, 13@23c. Eggs—131% 16%c. Poultry—Turkeys, 12¢; chick- ens, 12%c¢; springs, 14%ec. Chicago Union Stock Yards. Chicago,. Aug: 27.—Cattle—Beeves, $4.20@7.25; cows, $1.30@5.50; Texans, $3.76@5.25; Westerns, $4.25@6.50; stockers and feeders, $2.60@5.00; calves,, $5.50@7.50. Hogs—Light, $5.- 90@6,50; mixed, $5.66@6.10; heavy, $65.65@6.40; rough, $5.65@5.90; pigs, $6.70@6.45. Sheep, $3.25@5.75; year- Mags. $5.60@6.40: lambs. $5.40@7.60. g oot in “the federal court before = Judge Landis. In making application for the amount due him Mr. Rockefeller de- clared that he had trayeled 1,149 miles to attend the session of court. He did not say, however, whether he came from Pittsfield, Mass, or Cleveland, The government is therefore holding out the money until it receives official WITNESS FEES HELD UP. Rockefeller Not Yet Pald Small Sum, Chicago, Aug. 28.—John D. Rocke- feller is having his troubles in col- lecting $73.95 from the United States government for his traveling expenses and witness fees in the recent hearing John D. information @s to wheré Mr. Rocke- feller started from when he came to court, Actually United States Marshal Hoy knows the clalmant came from Pitts- field, but officially he does not. know and Mr. Rockefeller will not get his money until the marshal obtains the official information he is seeking. THROWN IN HIS FACE. Sanitarium Attendant Killed by Pa- tient With Carbollc Acid. Liucoln, Neb,, Aug, 27.—Jay.Gallog- ty, attendant at the Bailey sanitarium, died during the day from the:effects of carbolic acld thrown in his face-in the night while he slept:by-an insane. patient, Irene Nickel. She had been handcuffed because of her frenzies, but secured her freedom in some way and took the acid from the medical chest. Gaining entrance to the man’s room she threw a large quantity in his eyes, nostrils and mouth, He died In great agony. The woman had an insane delusion that he had been try- ing to kill her relatives. fwenty-one rersons injurea. Charlottesvlile, Va.,, Aug. 27.—Twen- ty-one people were injured, none of them seriously, by the derailment of . B northbound train on the Southern Railway at Red Hill, nine miles souti of here. The entire train except the | ingine and tender turned over, The sccident was caused by a broken rail Fhe train fortunately was runaing at ¥oderate speed. IT WILL PAY YOU TO VISIT THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL EMPORIUMS By “The Taylor System of Advertising,” Minneapolis. Don't miss sceing the Buescher “True Tone" Quick Change Cornets When you want a musical instrument, go to one who knows—that's ROSE Suecessor to Metropolitan Music Co. 41-43 So. Sixth St, MINNEAPOLIS N. W. School Supply Co. School Officers and Teachers . Do not fail to visit our exhibit in main building at the STATE FAIR, Booths No. 44 and 45 'WE SELL EVERYTHING USED in the SCHOOL ROOM The Como-Harriet Street Cars—the same which take you to the Fair Grounds—bring you right to the door of either of our stores Main Store and Office: 14th Ave.and 4th St. S.E. Branch Store: - - - 706 Hennepin Avenue BEST ON EARTH Make your selections of School Supplies, School” Furniture, Kindergarten Material, etc,, while at the Fair NORTHWESTERN SCHOOL SUPPLY CO. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. Address Dept. F. Send for Free Catalog ‘Telephones: Tri State 16171 and 931. N. W. E. 163-). Local and Long Distance. Dealers and Consumers ‘We want to eall your attention to the German Stock Food and their other products manufactured by this company for the past twenty years. We want a dealer in every town to handle our line. Will ship direct to consumer at the wholesale price if no dealer handling our goods in your town, WE MANUFACTURE GERMAN MEDICATED STOCK FOOD, GER- MAN MEDICATED POULTRY FOOD, GER- MAN LOUSE KILLER, GERMAN WORM POWDER, GERMAN GALL CURE AND FLY DRIVER. Prepared by the German Stock Food Co. 408 and 410 Third Ave. North Minneapolis, Minnesota, U. S. A. ORIGINATORS AND MANUFACTURERS OF THE AMERICAN ORIENTAL RUG FROM YOUR WORNOUT CARPETS To the Lady of the House WHILE YOU ARE ATTENDING THE GREAT STATE FAIR it will pay you to make a visit to our GRAND DISPLAY of beautiful hand made Rugs made from OLD CARPETS. ECONOMY RUG COMPANY OFFICE . . . 119 SEVENTH STREET SOUTH Minneapolis, Minn. TAKE NOTICE: ‘We pay feicht on all soods hipped to us, but i ordt o get the proper ate 1tis necessary to mark the buadle OLD RAGS, and aek your Frelaht Agent to bil 1 such. Minneapolis School of Music Oratory and Dramatic Art (Formerly Johnson School) 42-44 Eighth Street South, Minneapolis, Minn. ‘WILLIAM H. PONTIUS Director Department of Music CHARLES M. HOLT Director Department Oratory and Dramatic Art Complete courses in all branches of Music, Oratory and Acting, Largest and best Faculty of Teachers in the Northwest. FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 3rd Pupils may enter at any time. Call or send for particulars School now open for registration THE HALF NELSON EMERGENCY TIRE BUILT IN SIX PARTS It can be stored about auto in one tosix places, Put together In forty- five seconds and attached securely by patent coupler without special tools in three min- utes, Thisisnota temporary make- shift but substan- tial reinforced wood tire with sol- 1d rubber tread, good on any roads, PRICES $18.00 to $56.00 According to size and style; - If your dealer doesnot sell order direct. ‘We will be at the STATE FAIR HALF NELSON TIRE CO. 309 South Third Street MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. FROM MONDAY, SEPT. 30, TO SATURDAY, MAY 30 1. Academic Department—Drawing and Painting. II. Department of Decorative Design. HIL Department of Handicraft—Work in Leather, Metal, Jewelry, China Painting, Etc. IV. Department of Architecture and Mechanical Drawing. “Por Particulars Apply to ROBERT KOEHLER, Public Library Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. The Hall of Invention_- A place wher= anyone haviné an idea of ‘a:new- and useful invention can have it perfected and made into-a practical work- ing machine. it is the best equipped place of its kind in the Northwest, if not in the whole United States. : A({fice regarding changes and improvements on the original idea given free of charge. Models, steel dies, metal patterns, and special tools made by clever experts in these lines. When you are in the city call at THE HALL OF INVENTION 209 THiiRD STREET SOUTH 3 One Bteck South of Main Post Office YOUNG MAN € You will no doubt have time to call at our BARBER COLLEGE during fair week and see for yourself what we have to offer you to learn a great professional trade. Only short time required to Established 1893. learn the barber profession. H B Moler Barber College 27 Nicollet Ave. Minneapolis All State Fair Street Cars Pass Our Door. A Grand Opportunity To see one of the Most Magnificient Displays of Skins and Mounted Specimens of Animals from all Parts of North Can be seen by calling at our exhibit in the _ MAIN BUILDING, The Northwestern Hide & Fur Co. 200-4 st Street North America. MINNEAPOLIS MINNESOTA DEALERS ATTENTION Don’t fail to call at our factory and see the finest line of UPHOLSTERED in the Northwest. McLeod & Smith Upholstered Furniture. Manufacturers 702-704-706 CENTRAL AVENUE Minneapolis, Minn. . Cash for Your Cream Be sure to sce us before contracting the sale of your cream. Prompt remittances, correct tests, and prompt return of all cans. The very best of facilities for handling your cream. ICE CREAM All country dealers should get our prices and terms. No other firm in the Twin Cities can give you any richer or better ice cream. Way’s Ice Cream Selis Itself ee— o ——— —__} We extend a cordial invitation to you to visit our factory while at the State Fmr A. E. WAY & SONS COMPANY 17-19 Central Ave. Minneapolis, Minn. ‘N. W. East 1018 i Address all Correspondence to Department D. e Tri-State 16626 You heard so muchabout the Smith System of Heating and ventilation. Why don’t you call at the factory and see it while you are at the Fair. It is right on the St. Paul car line be- = tween Oak and Ontario Streets. ] The MANUEL-SMITH HEATING CO. | 821-3 Washington Ave. S. E. Minneapalis;: Minnesota air L STATE FAIR SEPT.2=7 1907 California Wine House "3 sovss ™ \nvarers s2d. Pine: WHISKEYS, BRANDIES, Wines and Liquors CALL ON US WHILE ATTENDING THE STATE FAIR . Mail Orders delivered by Freight or Express same day that orders are received Write for Catalogue. 209 Nicollet Avenue MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, : Minneapolis Chicago Milwaukee ‘WHILE AT THE STATE FAIR CALL AT OUR OFFICES LOOMIS-BENSON CO. GRAIN COMMISSION Duluth 32 Chamber of Commerce Ship your Grain to Us'and Obtain the Best Possible Results WE EXECUTE ORDERS For FUTURE DELIVERY In All MARKETS REFERENCES: First Nat. Bank, Minneapolis, Minn. Commercial Agencies. “Burn the Furniture fences, sidewalks—anything to keep us alive.”’ may say next winter if you cannot gei DO YOU REMEMBER THE DIFFICULTY IN GETTING COAL LAST WINTER!—WANT TO REPEAT THE EXPERIENCE! The shortage of coal and cars is expected to be even more severe this coming winter than it was during 1906-7. PUT YOUR COAL IN NOW—AND THUS INSURE A SUPPLY Your dealer can then fill his sheds again at a reasonable cost—ask him about this—he will tell you whether it is a fairy story— ITS ALTOGETHER UP TO YOU ZENITH FURNACE COMPANY L. FERRIS, Mgr. Coal Dept. DULUTH Sole producers of the Celebrated Zenith Coal. See our exhibit at the State Fair. Main Bldg., That is what you * Tucker’s “Sanitaire” Truss i from other trusses. It is Light, Strong Is Different It other frusses, It is Lignt, Steone and when properly fitted gives to the wearer a feeling of Security, Comfort and Cleanliness not experienced wi the ordinary truss and “IT DOES THE BUSINESS.” 1t 13 Anatomically correct in every detail, and is the result of years of experience in trass fitting.'and if you value Comfort, cleantiness and security IT4 THE TRUSS YOU WANT." We are Skilled Specialists in this line of work and weride ouraelves in fving to each and every patient Honest and Consotentions treatment,. ASk Your Rriends about us. They will tell you we will treat you “on the square.” Consultation f-ee Experienced Lady Attendant - TUCKER TRUSS & APPLIANCE CO. ‘Trusses, Surgical Specialties and Appliances Elastic Hostery, Abdominal Supporters. Belts and Braces, Suspensories, Hearing itruments, Etc. KIMBALL BUILDING, 811-813 NICOLLET AVE. Minneapolis, Minn. & IN K SALISBURY R SATTERLET IS N | We make special designs of Memorials which we forward to any address, 5 with prices, Marble Monuments Headstones Northwestern Mafltel Co. Marble Mill, 27th Ave. S. and 27th St. Factory, Salesroom and Office, 419-421 éth St. South. i MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. Kills the Odor. Dogs not stop prespiration. A trial package free will prove it. Kerk's Preapo Powder when immediatet cutralizes, libes and prevesa a1l OdOTS Te0im Pesapication. o ooy et «cause, on any part of the body, and keeps the skin sweet and whole- ml for a longer period than by any other means. A perfumed Price 25 ceats per box. . Write us for free trlal. KERK REMEDY CO. " Degt. 10. 232 Temple Coun. 'MINNEAPOLIS