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

V THE BEMIDJI DAILY P"]"EEH for this country and is still in the o clarges Browne gave him to. Vo ; PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY BY THE BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING CO. E. H. DENV, C.E. CARSON. Entared In the Postotfice at Bemid}l, Minnesots, as. second class matter, SUBSERIPIIUH---SS 00 PER YEAR IN ADVANGE CITY OF BEMIDJ1 County Seat. Population—In 1900, 1500; in 1910, 7000. Summer Resort—Hundreds of outsiders make their summer homes on Lake Be- midji. Fishing, boating and bathing ac- commodations are second to none in the United States. Area—Ten square miles incorporated. Altitude—1400 feet above sea level. Water Power—2200 developed horse- power, Mississippi river. Water—Absolutely pure. Two artesian wells. Water Mains—About seven.miles. Boating—500 miles by lake and river. Death Rate—5.4 a thousand in 1908. Annual Rainfall 7 inches. Temperature—20 above, winter; 75 summer, mean. Sewer Mains—About three miles. Cement Sidewalks—Six and “a half miles. Lakeshore Drives—Ten miles. Parks—Two. Water Frontage--Ten miles, two lakes and Mis: sippi river. A Home Town—1600residences. Taxpayers—1200. Churches—8. School Houses—Three. Bank Deposits—$750,000. Manufactures—Hardwood handles, lum- ber, lath, shingles, and various other industries. Great Distributing Point—Lumber prod- ucts, groceries flour, feed and hay. Postal Receipts—$17,000 for 1909, 10th fight even though he has been kicked out of the Department of the Interior. He has enjoyed the public conm- fidence, and that is enough to make certain corporation papers wish to discredit him so that:he may lose it. Of course the steel interests, as«well as the lumber and other trusts, are opposed to conservation; and it is easy to see who is pulling the wires thatmake the Twin City dolls dance. MARY:SCOTT: CHABLTON. American Woman Whose Body Was Found in Trunk in:italy. ITALAIAN POLICE - BAFFLED place in state outside of St. Paul, Minne-| Unable to Find Any Clue to Murderer apolis and Duluth. Railroads—Great Northern, Minnesota & International, M., R. L. & M., Minneapolis St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie, Wilton & Northern, Grand Forks to Duluth, and Bemidji-Sauk Centre. Railroad Depots—Four. Passenger Trains—Twelve daily. Hospitals—One. Distances—To St. Paul, 230 miles; to Duluth, 187 miles. Hotels—Fifteen. Breweries—One. Sawmills—Four. Handle Factories—One. Wholesale Houses—Four. Banks—Three. Auto Garages—One. Let’s all join hands for a sane Fourth, John D. Rockefeller over paid his Ohio taxes taxes by two cents. ‘That makes his gifts to charity to date $150,000,000,02. The young lady in Boston, who has fallen heir to $50,000 says that it is causing her a great deal of worry. She says that she does not know how to spend her money. That’s nothing: few people do. Our editorial asking that news be given us instead of waiting until we can look it up brought results. News has been coming into the office steadily this week and much of it has been given us voluntarily. We apprecite this and hope that it will be continued. We want every read- er to feel that this is bis paper and see that we get all the news that is around. Here is a funny old fool: A Tennessee farmer blessed with grey whiskers lay down behind a log, carefully and skillfully stuck his whiskers (like a squirrel’s tail) out beyond it and barked like a squirrel to deceive a hunting companion. Net result, all the whiskers shot away and a face full of bird shot. These are the pauses in the rush of life’s events that add flavor. P — Some of the Twin City papers took the speech made by Gifford Pinchot in St. Paul last Sunday and read into it the establishment of a third party . with Roosevelt as the head. Then a day or two later, they took keen delight in censure- ing Pinchot in strong editorials for daring to suggest such a thing. The truth of the matter is that the reference was made by the chair man of the banquet and not Pinchot, About the same time, despatches were sent out from St. Paul saying that Pinchot said he had converted Louis Hill to conservation. It ap- pears now that Hill is not converted and that Pinchot never said that he was, These are but two instances of certain papers trying to discredit certain men before the public. Time and again, they have concocted startling news stories out of nothing, credited them to individuals “who have a happy habit of standing by the people, and then in editorials, rap the ideas that originated in‘their own heads. Gifford Pinchot has done much of Mrs. Charlton. Como, Italy, June 15.—The police have almost despaired of getting any clue to the murderer of Mrs. Mary Scott Charlton, whose mutilated body, Jammed into a trunk, was fished from Lake Como on last Friday, from Con- stantine Ispolatoff, the Russian sus- pect under arrest. Ispolatoff - was in the “sweat box” nearly all night, but all to no avail Not once did Ispolatoff show the least embarrassment or confusion, Ispolatoff’'s defense was so strong that the detectives suddenly switched their tactics and told him that they were convinced that Charlton killed his wife and asked whether he could not furnish them with_the clue of the murderer. Aside from saying that he knew Charlton was jealous of his wife and frequently worked himself into a frenzy through heavy drinking, the Russian threw no additional light on the case. Itch Relieved at Once. That terrible itch disappears with the FIRST DROPS of a simple com- pound of oil of wintergreen, .thymol and glycerine mixed in D. D. D. Prescription. This soothing, heal- ing lotion, used externally kills the eczema germ instantly. Heretofore the D. D. D. remedy has been sold only in $1.00 bottles; but as a special offer, .any sufferer in this town who has never tried D. D. D. can now try this remedy 1n a special bottle at 25c. It cures the itch instantly. We KNOW this. Barker Drug Co. MADRIZ CAPTURES ANOTHER PORT Estréda’s Forces Are Driven From . Cape 6raclas. Colon, June 15.—News reached here that President Madriz has taken Es- trada’s remaining port, outside of Bluefields, in the capture of Cape Gracias by the remnant of his army under General Vasquez. . Sharp fighting is reported, but it is not believed the casualties were great, as Estrada had but-a small force sta- tioned at the cape. Cape Cracias is on the Honduran border and it is declared that Hon- duran soldiers aided the Madriz men in attacking the Estrada garrison. The armed steamer Venus is also said to have effected a junction with Vas- quez. With the capture of Cape Gracias the only Estrada port now open is Bluefields and this could be easily closed if the United States govern- ment would permit, President” Madriz has sent-a mes- sage to President Taft protesting against the action of the American commanders, saying it was due to their interference that Bluefields was not occupied immediately after the fall of the bluffs and custom house. Madriz’ message says in part: “I am unable to reconcile these facts with the principles of neutrality pro- claimed by international law. I be- lleve, however, you will modify the naval commander’s orders that this bloody war may be ended.” Lame shoulder is almost invari- ably caused by rheumatism of the muscles and yields quickly. to the free application of Chamberlain’s Liniment. This liniment is not only prompt and effectual, but in no way disagreeable to use. Sold by Barker Drug Co. for Lorimer, A number of letters written by HULL OF MAINE SAYS HE MUST HAVE DOUBLE Browne to- White were placed in evl- = dence without ‘objection by the de- | Bank Looter Wanted In Kansas De- = fense. ‘Friend Charlie,” tan one of nies Identity When Arrested. the epistles, “have heemtrying to land | «FLos-Angeles, Cal.Fune 15: ~Though something.for yousdHavesheen talking |ipositively identifiedias J.*E. Marcell, 5 R to Lorimer today.sHe thinks he can {iwho Isiaccused of ‘robbing the State, f & ] Phfl t() Ra]se !vessel se- get youisomethingdn September when |bank of Hérhland,#Kan., iof $350,000; | i = congress opems.” ‘the prisoner held"Here onthe ‘charge i lieved lmpracficabh Other letters admonished White to|ot passing fraudulent checks, denfes “‘cut..out.the.hooze,”.to “‘make-good"” | he is" Marcell. M., C. Dagginger, son: L T v d to fcut'his conw“M' of+a prominentvmerchant of Highland, cloth.” and A."E. Inglehart,"who arrived here BT e - Asked what:he:didewitieghe’aleged | ' with “Dagginger,” both 4dentified “th. fMlfiflT REO[’EN AKfiUMENT bribe .money .witness..zaterred to.a | man as Marcell. i - note /book:and read-aidist:ofs amall | “Gentlemen, ‘you ' are ‘wrong,” ex: - debts; Tunnn§fronr $13-1d $60,-WHIGh | claimed the prisoner. “My name is Another:Reason: for:Change of /Pro. | he.sald he paid ou¢ of the money. James “Woddbury. I never had any i Ie T i nf‘u o This: condlfledmls eectatestimony. | other. ' This seems to be a-case of mis- gramme Is That the:Discussion:of taken identity. I probably have a the #Real .Cause of the::Euplosion M ._(double named Marcell and he may be ' Would ‘ReRenewed rand shoul 1t | Chamberlain's Cough R_';““dy 18} the man you are looking for. | «wBe Found: to :Beintesnal:Sevious ’“l:i °:’,;fig;’“m“sfh“’ y::i::}: —— not-satisfied after using-twos - I Comglications Wauld Result. i At CANADIA EASED " i of a bottle:acoording:to directions, DIANS WELL PL Washington, June 15.—A -change | oy money willsbe sefunded, It } Delighted at the Appointment of the | bas: been:made in the plan of the ad- |, Duke of C h ministration for-vais is up to you to' try, Sold by Wks: of Condavaht, ' or- raising the -Maine: It tad Tataim Bl Barker Drug Co, Ottawa, Ont., June 15.—Canadians R4 as mf' determined to blow .up. the . are delighted that thelr next governor || % 8 hulk of the which for general is totherthe ' Duke of Cona £ T 3 - e twelve years has been iying in.the ] naught, the late tkipg’s- brother. 4 ) harbor of Havana. mmm’rm It. is the first time a prince of the, The excessive cost of repairing the blood royal has been ever appointed - vessel. and the. fear of arousirg- dis- T m““ml a8 governor general. < quieting anesiions about who surk it 4 m" renlly cTphaniess: the r{’g;“t‘;-! 2] csponsible f hange of portance of Canada as a pa 4 $ . e b Britil empire 3.00 down and $2.00 per ‘month 30-tor raising the Maine Y i L vt v | onsldered Best Prformancs of sends this machine to_your ‘home. b ronored to the house |~ weayier Than Air Machlop ¢Shake Into>Your: Shoes Can you afford to be without it? by Representative Tawney this Jaw is i i Allen's Foot-Ease, the antiseptic-powder. 13 S d f l f, h f 1 macificd by a raviston dlrectizg the : St TR err s 2ed en or catalogue of the five secretary o to report to congress - fibanlons It’s the greatest com i A1 e nist seesion “Lhe bert practen | 1New Yok, dune 115~harles K¢ [Stibcaze. Al o ssre i cx N - different styles. : metiod e probzble umc’ of car. | Hamilton, premier American:.aviator, = ¢ 4 pmade light of his aerial journey from 3 SCWIng maChlnes to rent. u as a limitation or th¢ § New - York * to~Philadelphia ~and - re- | Stamps: Don't accept, any substitute, For [ Py kage, address: Allen S. Olm- ovlginal act. . turn, declaring that.he.intended n the . The: uncticial explanaticn at the i | & mg En # [ house of this change of programme is | 2ooF future to make a “real fight” z ) ot - open the | Just to show: what he could ‘do. AMENDMENT OF ARTICLES OF INCORPOR ! i = | Maine: was | It is probable: that,-as:soonas the | “TION'OF DOUGLASSLUMBER ComPANY, *{ll .| 3 | 5 i i conditions uare:: announeed,.:Hamilton TS N that it would be unwi; agitation. of whet sunk by an inter 3 State of Minnesot: 2 Wil enter the .New . York to.Chicago [Gonoffattam | == wer (Nl 117 Third St. J. . BISIAR, . Mngr, Bemidji, Minn, 9 ouglass an nderson, a or the New York to St. Louis race, belng duly and Uimromiech for i for which immense purees have been |selt devoses. and under. his oath gert offered. [ the 1 or explosion explo- sion. Already there has lLeen much N discussion of this subj rany prom- inent legislators having deciared their convictions that the vessel was. sunk by an accident within the ship and not .Hamilton’s iflight ;is wspegaxded. by from the cutside, as thecourt of in- quiry found. rg S and by virtue of Title 2 of Chapter 4" aviators, as. one, of .the.most daring | 830 DY Firine 0L THle 2 of Chanter ‘Lot ube in the’ history of heavier than air for the year 1604 and. tho acts ax nnenflmury 0re an ‘:n & e 3 ;i 7 thereof andsuppiément ereto. By raising and restoring the vessel f machines. oo ndanpo fl" A orotoi0, at - it might become quite apparent that In a battered.aexoplane,.in awhich }ofice of the Deuglass Lumber Co mpany the explosion: was- wholly from-the in: [ he had .flown hundreds. of times. in |the OltyofBemidii - Minnesots, at a- side, in which event someembarrass- rain, wind and storm, he made the | uon“«f&g'&’}fe%"?g?fl'aflf "r‘éé’i?’?n"&'a".‘.‘.m EXCU RSION BULLETIN == > internati c icati : o i " Dose of amending Articl and V of the * Iu; international .complications might } greatest :cross« country: journey. ever :nlclmuflnmrpon ol 210 corporation: arise. essayed idn America and ~which, in | awhich meeting all the stockholdexs of said Information Is “Conflicting. many respects, far surpasses Louis | corporatioR -were - present. he following 8 resolution was unanimousl; ted: Chairman James A. Tawney of the Paulhan’s' London to Manchester trip. | **Resolved-that Articles fv -nd V- of ‘the appropriation committee.has been.ad.| ‘Paulhanimade his flight-of 186-miles I“%“‘“{g{‘y‘:y}?‘:‘gfi;{“{;‘;‘” Jone 1-to Sept. 20. Summer tourist fares to Eastern Canada, S dw § i i i i In 4 hours @nd. 11 :minutes, .actual vised that there are no bodies of sea; i 3 New York and New England. Optional Routes. men in the hulk. This is in conflict [ AYIng time, but he divided.bis trid | g 4oung of N eabiial stocks of ity g P with the information of the navy-de- | UP into two days.” He flew'in a ma- corporation shall be eng hundzed and ity 2 . partment, -because -tae records .show 3‘:“8“:5::]{-3;:: i‘;l’:&;fl I;';fifit sl g,:}:‘:,“c‘.}“‘.g‘:,‘“;?,‘,‘n Tfl"s;c",} i‘;&:’“‘: June 3 to July 30. Every Friday low rates bv train and - s s b W] .} Board of to1 3 : ;’f‘z‘l‘h’:‘;’lz\‘v"?]‘;‘,13"“3"‘b‘zzn°fiu"ézg‘e‘:? mindé -his. Aial; Jonrsies. il Stock, or auy-pazt thereof: 15 onceissned | - Steamer toDetroit, Toledo, Cleveland and Buffalo. A ; : cordance with the requirements of the It has been assumed thatthey: were | _ The - English —country over -which by-lawds of this‘corporation. thesame shall be. locked in the wreck: of medvec;sel' An, 1‘;:“:1‘1‘:";“ n?:;;??:“:g:: a':“:fq‘m‘""m‘? d:‘:, Ll k‘fi!fl“fi'@’%&i‘n@ddfln@m ,fifimg”,'gf June 7,15 and ‘22. Apnual spring excursions to Cheboygon, - other reason that prompte: airman D it 5 3, # | sald stoc] 2] common and 5 & 1 Tawney to favor blowing up the hulk, | Hamilton's landing place was 1n. a | thousand dollars 0,000 thereotshall be pre: Alpona, Detsoit, Toledo, Cleveland, Buffa'o. : is'the excessive cost of raising it. - He [ Wamp. Hamilton “made the -round be so deslgnated upon the certificates thereof. . (o has had information from.the war.de. [ triD,- a .distance estimated at U85 |Sald profered stock shall draw adividend ai| Jyne; 29 to July 3. :Ananal Convention National Education il co?t :51,(:00‘;0%._ e fiying time.” The distance, n an air {and uio rst day of July in eac mcysuho:v. ::: Ass’'c' Boston,; Mass. Optional- Routes. n fact there is:-serious:dou! wheth: S| shal | return: trip; Mamditon: lost hiscwaysand. pald befor any, dividend shall be paid on [ Jyly 9. 3, 4.. Low:: rates for Independence Day. s to raise the vessel. The army engi- | Went. sever:'.miles.out of:his.course, | preferred stock shall not be voted by its neers state that to do this a cofferdani { His average speed to Philadelphia was | holders. Maine lies ia thirty-five feet of. water, | average retrrn:speed was nearly; fifty- gt this cnrnouuan sh:l}we one tlnimsnn‘d five with seventeen to twenty-five of mud. [ tWo and one halt milea hourly. hundsed i io ot the. qanaalua of:ons) 1 1 =, S f sald i h; hi to < high has never been built in an open | Chamberlain’s Stomach - and [JSeipiary ofsalc somoration have hereuntq Quebec:and return. * Usual low fares. water like Havana harbor. Colonel payable partment that this would probably | miles, in 3.hours.and 34 minutes. of |sami A BUALI e On he- Dot San of Traene Ine, " is +eighty-sixs miles; but-on - his | dividend on said ‘-‘;‘g,e,.%‘“‘“‘""‘d joch er it is possible as an engineering feat ‘corporation. fitty feet high must be built. ~The | mearly forty-seven-miles amhour;" his | Thenumber of ‘shacsor shewcapital :stock July 6.to.10. National Conventon o. Elks, Detroit, Mich. uly 20. to 24. - Anuval Pigrimage to Ste. Anne de Beaupro, It is 'said that a cofferdamr fity feet ;I witness whersot.ithe said Brasident, and Liver Tablets ~wilbsbrace up the | corporation, shis oh day of Jung. i1 Edward Burr of the army engineers comsoms smis) ol B SDOUGLASY " Y ner “banish vsi ead-ac! HL has told Chairman Tawney that there STV ~banish vsick shead-ache, Subscribed and sworn to'Hefore me this Sih -Watch . for .announcement of other - excursions. is no precedent for a feat of this.sort [Prevent despondencysand-invigor: Ry of Jung, 1 m M. Torran ; 1 3 and it is an open question whether it fate’the :whole ssystem, - Seld+by | SEA] Nntnyul’u::&.tl!elnml County, -Apply. to' Ticket Agents for particulars. e could be succeszfully done, working | : @6 My commission expires Sept. 10, 1910. under the ‘disadvantage of a:tropical Warker ‘Drug 6. mfll‘% climate and a long distance away i h&zgymgéf{d»h‘nmhh& :‘I,g.hlnlns:)runfi% from the base of supplies. <c 3 was 01 ceon the - . AN, INSURRECTIONZIN_BRAZIL Wi S Recidea I Booid ot fhcorbore. —_— lons on page o o If you are not satisfied “after surgents’: Brive sQutisGovernorsand Juuuse%r-esfil;muhl. h n& l P v s . . of State. ,.,I“ ) y ‘ y e using-according to directions two- sDeclare Theirindepandence. Ofhioot Boalates o‘m& e . l lo ; er thirds of a bottle of Chamberlain‘s Berlin,: dune. 15:—Adwices «recetved | Beltrami®ouniy, Minn. Mt 2 5 1) Stomach and Liver Tablets, you [P the German .Cablegtam -company | ,uq'Sioihs ml?ofim‘?or‘rmrdnon nhe"igfif 10c per Week ¥ from Rio deé Janeiro state ‘that insur- fday of June A.D. 1910 at 4 o'clock P. M., and can have your meney back, !Fhe |gents-in-tha :prefectureof: Juruay in' &k duly re recorded in Book 4 of Miscellsheous | Pl tablets cleanse-and invigorate’ the | the:sAcre: districti of+ Western: Brazil, OrHarrls, = ” b i th gd estion’ | have driven out the, governor and. de- {smAL) Recoriexof Deads. stomach, improve the digestion, | joraq tnetr: independence. regulate the bowels. Give them| -“phe Acre-territoryohas-an area of a trial ~and get .well, Sold by lllu‘mt 7M0&sql;%r§0t§mefl and: &:popu; ; ae = : ation of about . . y < from Bolivia in‘1902."'Phevindian-eles; 7 ’ ’ & - ——- mant;,prademisates: The. Following Firms Are.LhosoughljaRellahle and:Orders Sent to Them. Will-Be-Promptly Filled at Lowest Prices +/ “‘Takes a Rap at™Pinchot. . . S £W"mn5;0'; J““]“ 15‘—3“ ;hel:'m“‘:‘/' : ' Model Ice Cream, Snowflake’ of a speechtinsthe senaterduringades | fis 1 i » 3 ; Self Contessed:Bribe Taker bate on the administration.and mithP -Thecnflflks ‘;Qfi mml ; clfi‘fl 'co, Bread and Deehishus : on Stand in-Browne Trial. :;a;:"n:!e;glr i?::::g: I::x;l;ul"}; :g&ll(: o Candies Made at S - fallacy,. thenry:.andiignorance.” £ lhumber CO M‘n“f“w“" jof T h x5 : e Model Less Alcoholic Drinks'Consumed. ]| Wholesale ngh Grade Clgars ~New: York, June 16.—The.consump- . Wholesale Bakery, Man- PRy tion of alcoholic beverages has de- e 5 2 ' 4 cronsed doring e o vens N Llmmber, Lath -zad| Tom Godftey, LaZada, - | -facturing Confectionery * $110;185,600; ‘according:tor the latest |M.. iegige 4 € s it — issue of e American orocer. This| I Ruilding ‘Mat:riq}| oQueenie, Imported Leaf, | - and foe Gream Factory publication says that during 1909 the “Bemidji Leader - 315 Minnesota Ave. BEMIDJI, MINN, " consumption of liquors*was: “Whisky} 3 i $666,913,331; beer, $879,872,642; <wines; : 3 $107,219,990; -total, $1,654,005,863. iy P & '-S % : | Girl Captured Two Robbers. epper on 5 5 Sloux Falls, S. D,,'June 15.—The lat’ est.arrival at'.the .Sioux Falls: peni: Wholesale tentiary-are two. strangers in -South, e Dakota, Ed Mack and James Burns, 3 |=i1quor Who owe their capture to the-vigilance' D I of a girl: clerk in. a’clothing:store. at: % Howard. The girl detected them ln ea ers the act of stealing some clothing. 'NORTHERN -GROGER o COMPANY - WHOLESALE GROGERS ‘Telephone 489 «It cured me,".or It saved the Slor Mook 1L memidlMinn life ot my child”, ‘are the: express- ions you hear. every day lhout Chamberlain’s Cqlic,:. Cholera anq Diarrhoea Remedy. This is true the world over where this valuable remedy has been introduced. No other medicine in.use for diarrhoea mony of Representatives Beckemeyer [OF bowel complaints h“ ““‘"q g icret of the succn;s am ur- . Manufacturers of | the Anest sculoaed: 2 o :;e";‘;,:;‘;:f“‘ of Retomey Rorrostaiingy Calic, Chalera and Dmrrhaq B : M Representative Charles A, White re: [ Remedy is that it cure: Sold/ by sumed his story ‘of : USED. MONEY TO PAY BILLS Witness Tells What -He Did - With Lorimer- Bribe Funds. Chicago, June 16.—In the ‘trial of Lee O'Neil Browne, gharged with brib=| ing members of the legislature to:vote for ‘Senator Lorimer, the vital ques- tion of the admissibility of the-testi: ‘Melges Bros. Co. Wholesale commlnlo‘n : Frult and Pf;aduco