Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 10, 1910, Page 4

MINNESOTA TO BE LEFT OFF FOLK'S ITINERARY Was Snubbed at Recent Democratic Convention, So Does Not Care to Speak Here. St. Paul, Aug. 10—(Special to the Pioneer)—Because the democratic state convention which was held in Minneapolis on July 28 snubbed Governor Folk, that worthy foe of the boodlers probably will not come to Minnesota this fall—even if the democrats finally find someone to run for governor—as he had intended to do. Governor Folk’s reception at the democratic convention has never been fully told. He was in Minne- apolis at the time and was invited by some of the leaders to speak. He told them he would be glad and that he might even come back this fall and deliver a few campaign talks. The news that Governor Folk was to address the convention was announced by Chairman Dailey at the afternoon session at the time the convention was a scene of wild confusion over the effortsuf a few to stop the Lind stampede. Chairmam Dailey hoped to restore order by announcing the presence of one of the men who looms as the party’s hope in the next presi- dential campaign. ""Governor Folk will speak to you,” he said, “He has but a short time in which to talk. I hope you will be quiet long enough to hear him.” This was greeted with sterms of *“No, no, no,” from all parts of the hall, and all that the chairman could do to restore order was useless. It was late in the aftercoon before the former governor of Misssuri was per- mitted to speak, not until his name had been drowned repeatedly in antagonistic demonstrations which included sneers and jeers. Now word reaches St. Paul that Governor Folk probably will change his plans so as to omit Minnesota when he does his speaking this fall UNGLE SAM WANTS MEN. Has Opened a Recruiting Office for Marine Corps—Will Pay Well. Able bodied young men between the ages of 19 and 35 may enlist for Uncle Sam’s service in the Marine corps in Room 10 of the O’Leary- Bowser block. The government has opened a recruiting station and is looking for young men who want to enter the service. 8 ‘The government pays men in the Marine Corps from $15 to $69 per month, the amount depending on the rank.” In addition to the pay, the men are given free food, cloth- ing, quarters and medical attend- ance. After thirty-five years of service, they may retire with seventy- five per cent pay and allowances. Service in the Marine Corps is en board ship. This gives the men a chance to see all parts of the world and get an education that many wealthy sons cannot receive. The men are givean a schooling in the requirements of the service and ad- vanced as fast as they are fit. The station here will be open for a month at least and is a branch of the one in Duluth. Ap- plicants who are accepted here will be sent to Duluth for enlist- ment. Applicants must be -native born or at least have their first papers. BIG FINE MAY BL IMPOSED Newark Firm Accused of Violating In. ternal Revenue Law. Newark, N. J, Aug. 10.—Following an investigation by secret service men E. Allen Smith, deputy revenue collec- tor here, has started a crusade against traffic in barrels bearing internal revenue stamps and brands which have not been destroyed. The collector’s reports show that one firm has 15,000 such barrels in its possession. If it is found guilty a fine of $3,000,000 may be imposed. Lived Months With Broken Neck. Bismarck, N. D, Aug. 10.—A post- mortem examination brought to light the fact that Arthur Little, a farmer, had lived four months in apparently good health with a broken neck. Lit- tle was injured in a runaway accident * May 1, and while he has not been in good health since that time it was not ascribed to the accident. Army Girls Barred From Saloons. Denver, Aug. 10.—An order has been issued by the local fire and police board prohibiting Salvation Army las- sies entering saloons to solicit aid and sell their literature. The order is based on the theory that the practice is demoralizing, as the girls are thrown into temptation. T. J. CRANE & CO. ~ Women’s and Children’s Ready-to-Wear Garments BEMIDJI MINNESOTA A SPEGIAL RAID ON ALLk'ss WASH WEAR Summer wear must be reduced to a minimum at ance. Consequently Dresses and other summer wear have been blue penciled to the Lowest Notch in order to dispose of the greatest possible amount within the next four days. From the viewpoint of the wearer however, things take on a different aspect; for there is still time to wear light apparel and Prudent women recognize the great opportunity of Staple Apparel suitable for Next year’s wearing at for less than Wholesale prices. All Remaining Rajah and Silk Coats Colors 5250010 55506, e? ... $10.25 JBNSamrgistee frmerly §5.25 : a2 Linen Skirts to $5.00, at....................... $2.65 wmta I_aun[m[ed Sk"’t Rep and Linen Skirts to $3.00 $1.95 White Duck Skirts to $2.50. ....$1.38 / A white wash skirt is a “necessity” for every women’s summer wardrobe, not only for one year but Every Year, and styles in wash skirts change but little. Think about this, then think of the values we are offering. Our entire line of White Dresses, Linen Dresses, Tub Dresses and many other wash dresses at Half their Regular Price. Store Hours Open at 8 a. m. Close at 6 p. m. y . s We're Going Hunfing for business next month with Fashion Amuni= tion, which, for genuine success, will rival Ted= dy’s trip. It is to be the Banner Hunt of our History. Never such an array ofbeauties neversuch a Galaxy of Correct Styles. Original styles, the last minute styles. The kind that makes friends for us and Save Money for You. It’s no “Imagination”’ when we tell you that we are preparing to make a bigger noise in the coat and suit world than ever. Summer Underwear Clearance No. 3469 Fine Ribbed Union Suits, low neck, loose knee, lace trimmed. fl%xo value, $1 .1 5 $1.50 Fine Gauge Lisle Unions, low neck, no sleeves, loose ssc knee 80 cent Ribbed Union Suits, high neck, long sleeves and low neck—no sleeves, and tight 55c knees now............. $3.50 Venlgtiti{n Silk Vests, in White Pin and Blue........... $1 -85 $1.50 Fine Guage Ribbed Vests......... 95¢ 75¢ Hand Crochet VBt smmviienss 55c Also all Girls’ ‘Capes and Coats at One- Half and Less Than Half. Muslin Underwear Clearance Our department of Women’s Undermuslins contains a large and varied assortment. Any woman who fails to visit this section of this Exclusive Store is truly missing a dreat treat. Combinations Dress Slips Night Gowns Skirts i, $1.75 garments . $1.25 | $2.00 dress slips $1.50 | $1.50 nightgowns $1.00 | $2.50 skirls . . $1.75 | $3.00 garments . $1.75 | $2.50 dress slips $1.95 | $2.50 nightgowns $:175 | $3.50 skirls . . $2.50 $5.00 garments. $3.50 | $3.50 dress slips $2.25 | $5.00 nightgowns $3.75 | $5.00 skirls . . $3.75 «“Onyx” Hosiery | For the Go-Cart Child and Little Toddler Pretty Neckwear Excellent collections of Domestic and Imported Neckwear. Soft Dutch Collars, Nifty Jabots and Stocks. Our entire line goes in this clearance at Half Regular Price Dainty Kimonas Graceful styles in Swiss Lawns, Wash Crepes ana Silks, values up to $15.00, all in the clearance at Half Price Veils Attractive Auto Veils in beauti- ful “shaded” “effects, plain colors and tints $1.25 to $10.00 33¢C We offer the best fine gauze lisle Onyx Dye Hose with gar- ter top. high spliced heel and double toe, for women, which should be sold for 50c ane 65c. Itis an offering of valllxles and \ shal remain % s in force until We are showing a fine ‘collection | Saenpy @02 | for baby's needs. The line em- braces Coats, Guimpes, Dresses, Bath Robes, Kimonas, Dressing Sacques, Night Gowns, Knit Under- Women'’s silk gauze Onyx dye | Loo; "Bogties, Hosiery Stork Goods Hose, double heel and toe, regular | and Wraps. 25c kind, a special until Saturday 19c. : "Women's Wash Belts 25¢ All our remaining stock of Women’s Wash Belts, including dainty embroidered designs, at the | price of 25c. 1 Sweater Coats, Outing Waists, Traveling Suits Everything Ready-to-Wear T. J. CRANE & CO. 30c Vests—low neck no sleeves and low neck short sleeves : o 22¢ 20c Ribbed Vests. Hold- fast shoulder straps, low Madam Marcell, all-over the head Hair Nets 4 for 25c¢ Ball Bearing Barrettes, a new one if it breaks 25¢ to $1.00 Marcell Improved Sanitary Hair Rolls 25c and 50c Russian Art Novelty Jewelry. Hat Pins, Neck Pins, Belt Pins and Buckles. Clearance of Infants’ 25c hose 18c¢; 20c hose 14c.