Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 16, 1910, Page 2

you can be assured of every accom- modation on June 1, 2 and 3. On these days you will hear things you never heard before. Qn. thege.. days. Crookston. will greet:you with apan anms. i Ou-thesedays you will mget many Prominent men. On these days Crookston will ex- pect your presence and will arrange accordingly, unless you send notice Consiy Gsat that you cannot come. oun| X Populstion—1n 1900, 1500; in 1910, | Onthess days 3. record, breaking 7000, attendance is desired, so. when ;the, Summer Resort—Hundreds of outsiders | rall is called be nat amang:. the. faw make their summer homes on Lake Be-|absent.qnes. midji. Fi:?lling. boating and balhix,g ac-| Op these days, come.prepared . ta 3::?&0(;::)‘:: are second to none in the stay. until the wark . is comp} 3 . Area—Ten square miles incorparated. | On these. days, it is just, as. impat. Altitude—1400 feet above sea level. tant that you. wha. copgider your- Water Power—2200 developed horse- | sqlyes,of lesser importance, be.thexe THE BEMIDUI DAILY PIOREER PUBLISNED EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY BY THE BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING CO. E. H.DENU. Q. E. CARSON. the children are being cared for by a physician, DENNETT GOES w s s 0w Busingss Hours UN TmnA [ M lwlnwthfllnmbc;. : ‘ g AN ; ; e ¢ ! ; n 8l . S ot o ol | "Krom 7 a. m. to 8 p. m,, ex- Testifies in- Ballinger-Pin- : §°'°°‘3u3'£}12?‘352'o..“&fi'd'if;o?"ifil' : cept Saturdays we close at chot ]!ve§hx: ation. ) %fiq fir'} golng i mor she |l 10 p m. o uld. 'Llhxhl thny ara suu alive nnd ‘ | mp R 548 0. NOT INTERESTED IN LUNDS B sy - Our Aim Is to please the trade at all times, Kindly give us your trade. Entared 0 the Postatfice ab Bemid]l; Minnssata, s .second clase matlee SUBSCRIPTION---$5.00 PER YEAR-IN ADVANGE CITY OF BEMIDJI Qommissioner of General Land Office Also-Denies Fhat He Was Retained i In Office at Request of 8snator Gug- / genheim—“Prosecution” Asks Only One Question in Cross-Examining Inlpntor: -laac cl;mc.d Eggs. A Yo, York. My P toygena e to?)‘d%gspectura n Brook yn as lhe r sult of a raid on refrigerating plants Mississippi ri there. The eggs came here some time power, Mississippi river. ag the most prominent speaker. gn i Di: \Warsz o a omg Cl bl 6as] [ H Water—Absolutely pure. Two artesian the program. P " 598 Ghief ot Division.Seh . o w caske. } wells. b A Washington, May. 16.—With. Ohief Municipal Suffrage for Women. i | Water Mains—About seven miles. Keep in mind glways, . that. it is| of Figla Division Schwartz, the man ! n : 1 e ————— Christiani 16— great Who has assumed all responsibility H'EH:“‘ Bl 1A OARTA BIOA ,n,ajo:liynmg' ngfitin%-‘fialf v!nted to for every step taken by the interior |¢ G ALARM IN COSTA RICA gFant universal municipal suffrage to dppactment, in, the, Cunningham clgf L oty Shock jomen over twenty-five years of age. 3 Pm“ 65 and 39Q Boating—500 miles by lake and river. | not & case of ought, to da.soweshing Death Rate—5.4 a thousand in 1908. | far the developmant of Nasthern Aoaual Rainfall—33.7 inches. {unesots, but sad i Temperature—20}. above, winter; 75 M " must do and. da. it Another Terrific Earthqu 2 ¢ 3 g.ney leglslation will become effec: summer, mean. quick. Action caunts. Quick.action vestigation' proceeded. Experienced: The v, at the next election and will in- - Sewer Mains—About three miles. counts doubly, and Crogkstan.needs| ' When the committee met the re-| POW Limon, Costa Rica, May 16— creage the number of wor Women ef€ctors Cement Sidewalks—Six and a half|anybody and everybody who will agt| Quest of Attorney Brandels, counsel 42;’;"%2;"",}.3 Wm“fi';;"*:;‘;“‘"‘ from- 270,000 £6 500,000 ! . | miles. and pull together. for L. R. Glavis, that Attorney Gen- crippled, but repofl? Teaching “here Gm:i:n Royalty/in Accidgnt, = .,, H " Lakeshore Drives—TenZmiles. When the voll is called June fiegt, | %, Wickersham, ::R:"de ab: ?BE%: 5a7. that scores of bulldings crambled i l;' gy 18 Tfe B i ¢ i o 3 — ) Parks—Two. will you be there? Bped as ess rem o 1p San Jose. sorpagal A roxal 'y o v " eql upon. The quake was felt here an ¢ Amphitrite, w ‘c" was 2“;; Frontage—Ten miles; two laker —_— ; Mr. Schwartz was excused after. he ‘vuo,,s; e ol drrzfi {ng George of Greecs and his W“ i Corner Fourth and Minnesota SREH BISSIPOI-IVERe 5 had. beep on the stand logs than an| phone messages. from San Jose say [Hu&lend for the funeral of King Ed- Sl ' 2 A Home Town—1600 residences. BY TH E W AY hpur. Attorney Vertregs concl\ldsd gp, shack Drobably ceptered in the | Wakfl hro;xe her sh%([ yhen off Va- Taxpayers—1200. b hjs examination of Mr. Schwartz and ot shaken by the -quake lagt [19n8: ugs are towlng the yacht to Churches—8. tuened him over to Attorney Brandeis, lfzfs port.’ THhe remalnder’ of the trip |2 B P e £ . e ..t School Houses—Three. Did you ever see a man who | coppsel for the “proseution,” for| ' gp f seismic urbgpees | %ill probahiy. he made by eatn. C - 2 Bank Deposits—$750,000. seemed happy when being married? | ¢f08S-examingtion. ‘!’i] el nic, dshubsess Qwever, bglleve thfi .quake cen- 3 ISMOSER 2oT Manufactures—Hardwood handles, lum- Mr. Brandels asked the witness only p‘ rther east, ope.question. seé, X 3 ber. lath, shingles, and various othes| pife is di : ? thaicated by the slig i tmal e. | industries. Life is different from a sieve that| "y Sohwartz yas then excused Apd | The people of Cosmsmcn are terror [ R - Great Distributing Point—Lumber prod- | Yo% get the best out of. Fred Dennpett, commissioner of the stricken. Many went insane. 'Reports uets, groceries flour, feed and hay. s seneral land offce, was called. spy considerable damage was inficted e Pl Rceipte 17000 for 1909, 10| Peawle who know apihing are| Mr, Demnelt was wvestonsd st il Guntgmai. 5 | Arrangemcnts hqve been made at place in state outside of St. Paul, Minne- | #enerally the last to proclaim. members of the committee regardi S ~ People Willbe Happier. the Handle Factory to saw lumber' " at $4.00 per thousand. Partncs wish- apolis and Duluth. coal land legislation. Mr. Dennett de- Railroads—Great Northern, Minnesota & | Because you can fall through a|nled he ever had any interest in any { Ifl;s H International, M., R. L. & M., Minneapolis | 1adder is nq prqof that you can fly,| ¢a! lands or had apy conpectjon with i St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie, Wilton & —_ -owners of coal lands, or that Senator Te & uyms wr “Thow.Out the Life Line"— > Guggenheim had procured his reten- ow.Out the Life Line g::;“;‘:"_‘éflfi'z::u?'ks to [Duluth, and tion In the land office, The Indneys need help. lng ngs s}!‘YFd may lnql‘nre at thfi . Rlil:oad Depots—Four. DR. C. F. AKED IMPROVING| Mr. Dennett sald he hgd an under- standing with the presldel;t that he Passenger Trains—Twelve daily. Rackefell Il With Typhoid | Would seek no endorsements beyond SH M Jfl mm Mm Hospitals—One. lackefeller Pastor, ith Typhoi _” ‘u - TFhey're over'orked—cln’t get the = ppison filtered out the blood. . f@dqt‘pry Sam Marin. f his own sepators—those from They’re gemng worse every min- g Fever, Recovering. those of i 2 orth Dakot: . Du?;t::nrg;_gfiezl' Paul, 230 milesitof o York, May 16.—Rev. Charles N iote, . wa umn Ifllpl'flufl, nte. = = 2 20 | F. Aked, pastor of the Fifth Avenue - Will you help them? D 3 » :otels—‘—h[lg:m Baptist church, who is 1ll of typhoid | FOR DEFRAUDING A HOTEL Doan's Kidney Pills have brought |ff . | : r:wz.nu— €. fever at his home here, was reposted e i Duluth, May 16.—The torest m-, sit- d £ kid fierers back 1\ ¢ i Sawmills—Four. to be restipg comfortably, with every | Garadian Politician Under Arrest In uation seems greatly improve] la 3‘?‘”‘"" $ ‘ot kidney sul = 9 ° Handle Factories—One. prospect of recovery. Minneapolis. 1y because the fires are bnming’ th fg from the verge of delpalr T e - = Wholesale Houses—Four. The attending physicians declared { ' Minneapolis, May 16.— By & e that there had been o complications | of C’Lg R whfi );: k;g‘: sglves out. There is little or fio wlq Will “cure any form of kidney Thls!s usuauy abDut the first questxon Anis Guriges O, lv;hs:lever end that the fever was {3k | throughout Western Canada as the po- asked when you come po 2 new g 1ts norm: course. litical representative of R. B. Benett, Ci llard. 1007 American Street, —_— he f danger, nlthough the little sgttiement 2 ought to own a piece of property, if only a building Apothier:man smiothersd i asEalis j S::?:;’;’fi“; memher o o:hfh:lbi;;fi of Good Harbes, near G H:d&‘ tlepent Bemidji, Minn,, says: “For some. EWI' m]lfl lot. No investment is s0 save or certain to enrich its ing bed! What a slather of free ad. BUBGLAH IN UEATH against the Alberta and Great Water- was reporteg . |time T had ‘suffered from pains in ow‘ne{ mt?tm a few years as desirable real estate ina rapidly vertising ‘those’ ‘manufactarers. do ways railway bond .guarantee, was ar- the small of my back and, a rheuma- growing city. rested here on a charge of defrauding | 4 ment : g fl ts. At ti mes By s FIGHT WATH OFFIGER | i Ruanienacr oty reagheg. e 6 S50 1y ool e A warrant against Parkin for pass- ,ry accarding, to'd. A s | WAS 80 hme lpd my back 'so sorefl i - Kesp Your .EY.B o Bflflflflil ‘c’f&éfii&“‘&i‘é&‘&?‘“fi&flé’fii Banks and Snbstantial ‘Wholesale aml Retafl &tabllshments s ———— 198 worthless checks was .also ssued | b anadign immigration agent at|that I was scarcely able to do my son fight can hardly be said to be , a warrant' was turned over to the St xpfles this side of fll der. Mm&%& lar ,‘:u‘;e_“a]!fi;;d‘)?;:dlflggg: thbm the ER M years'of’many . working for a safe and sane 'Fourth. ta‘ly wollMBfl. ;pl:lp ;;Lfi' ;v‘nn vlvtfit:vderfii:m; tgA high letnL s n;ore, l;o;eyper?g@ ffim 1£:;l e,fleall;“t i et l“ uS s'm' Yu" How Eas e R i A Brooklyn office-holder has re- "“Z&‘Z‘lfl;:fi, t:;om;:d :frel::yni‘::esct‘g i L : réfllVHMMW MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN at{ lf:r cef .“D BAR o onr signed a $5,000 job, saying his con- San.Francisco, May 16.—An upiden- | hjm .on complaint of the. Radisson PP&' mbwht to my attention. ? t. S-TO KiL| EF, science will not permit him to take | t/06d _burglar and Patrolman Willfam mmfilxalso sald to be badly want: TRIE: fl”fl WHM- M“J q4,mxogured a box at the Owl Drug Maguire engaged-in a running. -pistol R the money. He should have had a fight In the central residence district, | ® 10 Canada to testify before the’| But Chigago Woman Oply Suigegds |Sfore and from my experience I can 3 Lige. i for FULL infe ti [1 Write Us Bemia, our ;’J:;‘i*-;gzn:'- * receiver appointed. The burglar was. shot, through the | [gYa. Comulislon which was, appoint- in Ending .Own ead - thep bi = - d by the Alperts goverpmenpt to in-| . Ghicago, May.16—Worn out in the rs from kidney ~trouble.” - 4 I | ;nw heart and Instantly killed 4nd the 2o- | v, stigate the action of that govern- | g ey " spigters from ki < R 4 | The democrats are working over: > o e Tgsle foran ¢e.4n hier pogly. liceman was probably fatally ingwed. | ment in guaranteeing $7,400,000 of the |t s A t] Egr sale byall dealers. Price | In the .excitement attendant upon | bopds theAlhenpAndfixent Water- r:%md {;fi.‘c 8;““ ?;;tg,m;c ents. EnstehMll urn C the shooting, thieves, believed to have | ways railway. An_attempt to il her. four little chil- N" York, sole agents inr been accomplices of the robber who SDECT A DEA € 1 e e emre . |MAY ARREST A REAL KING| &% f;“fi;;fw‘fi‘;;; “‘"_‘{;,; 5> | United States. = E3 “§ e house nearby and from the rooms .of Honglulu Qtfi.cl,-l Qbjects, to_Slamese | ; Reénember e s 'snbsgrme m The P‘loneel' e Mrs. Colin Church stole jewelry said # to be worth $1,500. Ruler Bringing a Harem. . 4 Haw Verk I.lfo&lldll\.‘ { time shouting for the insurgent re- { publicans—solely to encourage a stampede from the republican ranks if a standpatter politician is running for re-election. Their solicitude for the republican party at the present: . pan N A . a A lodging ‘house proprietor :discov- | iSan Francisco, May 16.—Honolulu | time is real touching. In Minnesota/iered the burglar climbing through a | advices contain the following |‘ they want it to be so touching as to| Window of his room. -He raised -an’| {The one ambition of United- States d o alarm and two policemen gstarted in |-Df; ot ey Breckens,is to .R.Wb give the democrats for- state oflice 21 pursult of the fleeing thief. a real king and his harem .: o s— chance. However, the Kitchen| Maguire, coming around a corner, | announcement. that -his majest; Klng i £ 3 < Cabinet will have a hard task on its hands if the republicans:put up the kind of a ticket they should put up. 1t is simply up to the republicuns to drop all jobbing and put up the men people want. The Ninth district wants Al Kaiser for state treasurer. —Crookston Times. ncountered the burglar, who instant- | Chulalgggkorn of. Siam, .accompznied, 1y shot the policeman through the ab- | by forty wives, is o touch at Hono- | ‘domen. As Maguire fell he drew.his [lulu en route to the _mainland of th «pistol and shet the man_dead. Upited -States, <has -aroused -in the’] I —r breast of-the legal Jight, of the depart:; GRAIN AND PROVISION-PRIGES |2t ot naice st ho-may i s (f few months achieve fame or notoriety’ I\; § - Minngapolis, Wheat ad the only real arrester of a-king. 5 ,‘ F 9 p | Minneapoiis,.May 14.—Wheat—May, by In Hawafi. the. Edmunds act .pags B | = $1.10%; July, $1.10%; Sept., $1.01%. tion of T Il e ——— On track—No. 1 hard, $1.18%; No.“1'l'{gantarced on the ground that it. tends ™ “ON TO CROOKSTON.” Northern, $1.11%@1.13% ;. No. 2Noxth- |.t5. jpculeate. morality. amene -the -, - A 1 “ ern, $1.09%Q@111%; No. 3 Northers, | ngbitants of . these lslands. AmOBE. |“ 3 . 20 2 = Now — all-to-gether — “On - t0,:$1.06% @1.08%. . | other applications the Edmunds act] ! < Crookston.” Keep ‘up :your -en: St. Paul Live Stock. views with alarm -the possession -by’ thusiam. Don’t let up for one| iSt. Paul, May 14—Cattle—bood to |BY.0ne,Man of more than.gne wife. Hf Thpre e tWO sure roads tO w&fluh ) BT 30 o8y | 825550, Sond o ahoise sons. aud | SKY- WOMAN MEANT s25,000 One. is by, ;nhofltance and ,the other by investment. ‘ :['he ma.p who INHERITS a large sum of money ey, 9 _property whu:h yielda:him & goodly return congratulated. the knot. Hoge$9300940, Sheep - Withers, | Four | Grandehildren, ot -8 Remember that there’s lots to|$7.26@7.40; yearlings, -4$8.00@8.25; With $25, Contest Will. 5 o spring lambs, -$8.50@8.75. Milwaukee, May 16. s, Mar- | i do at (;‘roo.ksto:, and it’s up ‘to you ‘qret Allis, who died_ several mo?l‘th | §UT to see that it’s dome. 1Ruluth Wheat and, Flax. ! Re-apportionment will be settled [ |Duluth, May 14—Wheat—To arrive ; K bt i The man-to be dqnbly congutulabed is. the‘lN’EESTOR—flIB WISE INVESTOR—who “QOS' : this winter. That seems as .certain |04 on track—No. 1 hard, $1.10%; No. | mean to will cach of her four Eray the opporfunity to plaoe his cash, wbabever ghe sum may be, where it will bring. ‘him safe, : No. 2 Northern, [ichildren the’ modest sum of $25, t sure snd good retuins. - d together, and at Crookston we’ll tie heifers, $5,00@6.50; veals, $5,60@6.50. = ) as today. The development of|g;, s .103%; July, :$1.11%; | be paid when they reached the age o Northern Minnesota is the thing to | Sept., $1.02%. Flax—On track, in | tWenty-one .years, or did, she’ intend:d : The fortunes have b been G ; ; “s2.2134; that they should get $25,0007 Thi The hutory of America—in fact of the world—: qxpyu that . the greatest fortunes Y | keep upper most in your mind. Come | J57 Gl 18, X is: Oety |the anestion which Judge Kerel hos i ! made in oil. * California, rosdrlsa'lly rich-in this mm;al,figg e, Within . the, past thres years " with ideas and be prepared to tell $1.64. Jhegen called..upon to-decide. The gua: ‘ a Th rod £ thi them. If you ate a delegate ta this —_— dians contend. that.the teatator meant fortunes for.those,shrewd eénough'to invest in oil lands and slocku. e p ucmg of ;this q most important meeting, you: should ,C“':;':;::” ‘;;:;" b "y:,;:::‘_"m $25,000. They ask the court to. jl.Jow i : product has been in the past, is now, and will continue to.bea. gull, gx;elmr icwhu‘g an _invest- g their wards that lmount, not only make it appoint to'be there |$1.1315; July, $1.04% yourself, but see to it 'that.your|Corn—May, 60%c; July, 62% @62%¢; Sept:4%@64%c. | Oats—ay, 42%0; | RAIN IS THE om,.Y HQP,E ' _ment than w;ythu;g knogn at R:gaent in the country. You are n&mfled gn opportumfiy to invest yout sayings or.surplusfunds.in.an exlqompany that county is well represented. July, 408%c;, Sent., 33%e. _ Park—Tuly, -promises to reap xeturns. ..Never ;before, ‘ipd. prgpably gever agpin, will Jou o All but two of the counties have|$32.87% @22.90; Sept., $22. .. But- | Forest Fires Still Raging in Wllcon-ln T in order to secure, lt ;t, 8 | organized and will -have 'representa- ter——Crenmerles,& 23@27!:1.’ dairfes, ‘21 and Michigan. =, fll‘ same Ohllll% agm ‘gmfle‘kfi-fivflt *oth&»w::;:;‘l‘" and i Toat onoe = th; E tives at ithis meeting. - Pine 'and 25';"’ 1:5‘;‘&;;9??’1”7& oultry—Tur | | Menominge, Mich., May 16,—Forest ])gwu we urge hlflfb on-your. part out-the att: anks and mai © | w 8 destroyed the cedar d of the Itasca. counties have as‘ yet mot = 'flflz’“b"c Lumber comp“xy“fl Mari- || Ein 5 | come into .the fold. It 'is under- i Chl;aqo l;':::!::‘k e ngtte, eight miles V s - - - < ik - ..-.., T ye— T e, i ‘) . cago, « May attle—Beeves, | kee,.at e, Wis. LR R 4 Py % o q’.n,] — stood. “";‘h. Fin Rpuen. Wil | o5 80@8,70; Texas, steors, $00@E50; qf;'nm% “gorth o Pemblna the | o e am e af W s Gufe OlCo. o organize wit ina week -an ~doubt-| Western_staers,.$5.10@7.3 i..Atockers | fires are raging and much property less Itasca will soon follow. The|and feeders, $4.00@6.70; cows and |s 1d railroadcars have been destroyed. Delfers, $2.80@7.40; calves,-$5.60@1~ | " The largo £ _the .8 ; S e sk Ll ve - me. jshares of the "‘ et “‘T::; fi,;gwg LAt L AA4S00.10 i, Goodman comprny, west of Pike Hl, Frsta i : : o ibo o g B 80; heavy, $940@; ough, , . uul\kee ‘have heen,d, ? < i ey i B & 5 ‘ estimated. 1 $9.40@9. H ; good to cholce heavy, §9.- | wi pirridide A L n"d i .iin payment Crookston is *making :.grand . uopn the lou by fir 1 o “+— preparations-for -this meeting- and 835; “lambs, 31‘25@5 g e el HAds &