Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 24, 1910, Page 3

Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Has been used for over SIXTY-FIVE YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their cmmm::w WHILE TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCI The CILILD; SOFTENG tne QUMY ALLL X SO PAING CURES WIND COLIC, and is the bosc Nmedy for DIARRHGEA. Sold by Druggists in every part of the Jorld | Besire and ask for'iiira. Winsiowe Soothing YU and take no other . Tottle, Guaranteed_ under the Food and Drugs Act, June 30th, 1906. Serial Nnmber AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY. F M. MALZAHN & CO e REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE FARMILOANS, RENTALS FARMS AND CITY PROPERTIES 407 Minn. Ave. Bemidii, Minn T. BEAUDETTE Merchant Tailor Ladies’ and Gents’ Suits to Order. French Dry Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing a Specialty. 315 Beltrami Avenue HORSES ‘We are ready at all times to fill your horse equirements and make a special feature of randling the ging trade. Fill your wants =t the big Stock Yards market where a large Stock is always or hand nnd where the bes? ces prevail for good stoc §0. ST. PAUL HORSE CO. Sfl. ST. PAUL, MIyN. “The House With a Horse Reputation.” WOOD'! Leave your orders for seasoned Birch, Tam- arack or Jack Pine Wood with 'S. P. HAYTH Telephone 11 HONEY Best in Minnesota Honey that took first price at the State Fair. The choicest Aster Honey. If your grocer can't supply ;you write to CARL OPSATA BEMIDJI, MINN. Sample 10 centsand 10 cents may apply on/;the first order that you send. Willow-Herb and R. F. MURPHY FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER Office 313 Beltraml Ave. Phone 319-2, William C. Klein Real Estate Insurance Real Estate)& Farm Loans 0O’Leary-Bowser Bldg. Phone 19 ' Don’t You Know that the small sum you pay for some little nicknack to give away at Christmas time could be used | to great advantage as a down payment on a high grade WHITE SEWING MACHINE and thus confer the greatest amount of benefit and solid comfort upon the recipient? ' You perhaps would be surprised to know of the very favorable terms under which the White can * be bought. There is no question as to the value it represents to every well ordered home. A call will be appreciated and | will surely benefit us both. THE BARGAIN STORE M. E. IBERTSON, Prop. ' MW i | buopts for it? MORE FIREMEN NEAR DEATH Still Fightiug Flames at Chi- cage Stock Yards. ESTIMATES OF DEAD VARY Loss of Life at Morris Plant Placed All the Way From Twenty-three- to Thirty and Only a Complete Roll Call Will Teil the Exact Figure—So Far- Twenty-one Bodies Have Been Taken From the Ruins. Chicago, Dec. 24.—Many more fire- men narrowly escaped death in the fire in the stock yards plant or Morris & Co., where probably twenty-six fire- men were killed. As the members: of ten engine com- panies were playing water on ware- house No. 6, where the flames had broken out afresh, the walls suddenly collapsed. Captain John Windheim ot Engine Company No. 64 was knocked down by flying timbers and seriously injured. William Sheridan, eighteen years ald, a clerk in the stock yards, was knocked off a platform and per- haps fatally injured. Late in the morning the- fire depart- ment was unable to say that the fire was under control. It was said that only a fira wall between warehouses No. 6 and No. 5 prevented another long fight against the flames. If the fire got through the wall from No. 6 it would be difficult for the firemen to check it. All night firemen worked on the blaze at the Morris plant. Firemen placed the list of dead and missing at varying numbers, from twenty-three to thirty. Twenty-three Known Dead. “We are almost sure there are twen- ty-three dead and possibly more,” said John P. Murphy, who was secretary to Chief Horan. “There will be no op- portunity fer a complete roll call for a few hours, and until that is made we cannot absolutely verify the list.” Twenty-one bodies, including that of Chief Horan, have been recovered and it is believed there are at least five others still buried in the debris. The police count places the number of dead at twenty-six. + Through the night fire was shooting high through the roof of two Morris buildings adjoining the one in.ruins. Fire Marshal James Horan, - who met death with more than twenty others. nearly all of whom were firemen, will, be given a public funeral, which will have something of a military charac- ter. The common council, a regiment of cavalry, a squadron of mounted po: lice and platoons of police and firemen, on foot, with public bodies and semi: public organizations leading the con- course of citizens who are expected to: ask to be permitted to show their af- fections for “Big Jim,” as the marshal, was known, will be features. The peculiar properties of Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy have been thoroughly tested during epidemics of influenza, and when it wastaken in time we have not heard of a} single case of pneumonia. Sold by Bar- ker’s Drug Store. NOT GUILTY OF CONTEMPT Anti-Saloon Men Who Criticised the Grand Jury. St. Paul, Dec. 2¢.—Dr. C. W. Young' and J. A. Vye were adjudged not to be in contempt of court for the strictures they passed on the actions of a recent grand jury in Ramsey county by the state supreme court. On Oct. 19, this year, they were found to be in contempt of court for eriticising a report of the grand jury which failed to find indictments against certain saloon . keepers and cafe proprietors for ‘alleged “violations of the “lid” ordinance. The court holds that their statements did not ‘constitute contempt, though the peti- tion which they circulated contained groundless charges of misconduct on the part of the grand jury. Dr. Young and Professor Vye were sentenced to pay fines-of $50 o¥ serve thirty days in the county jail. The order adjudging them in contempt is dismissed. ACCUSED OF EMBEZZLEMENT Treasurer of Polish Roman Catholic Union Arrested. Chicage, Dec. 24¢.—Theodore Ostrow- ski, former treasurer of the Polish Roman Catholic_union, has been ar-| rested on the charge of embezzlement ' of the society’s funds. The warrant’} charges the embezzlement of $92,000 and 'was sworn’ to: by: Stanley Adam kiewicz, president of the society Ostrowski was relened on $5,000 ; bonds. The Boy Told Him. Father (after a long searchi—Well, here it is. | wonder why one always: tinds a thing in the last place one Rright Roy -1 s'pose it's EMPEROR OF JAPAN. Emphasizes: Necessity for Peace: in: the Far East. JAPANESE DIET. IS. OPENED Emperor's Speech Advocates Maintex nance of Peace in" East. Tokio, Dec. 24:—The diet was:opened! here. The emperor being indisposed’ was not present and the speech: from. the throne was read by Marquis Kat- sura, the premier' and' minister of finance. Referring to" the annexation: of’ Ko- rea and the convention: with Russia. the throne: emphasized the necessity | for the maintenance: of peace: in: the:|| Far East. The houses, after voting- replies;.ad- | Jjourned to-Jan. 20." The greatest danger from i:fluenm i i< of its resulting in pneumonial This can be obviated by using [ Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, asit|, not only cures infiucnza. but coun- || teracts any tendency of the disease || toward pneumonia. Sold by Bar-| ker’s Druf Store. NO MORE BODIES RECOVERED, Philadelphia’s Death List. Remains at: Fourteen. Philadelphia, Dec.. 24.—The number of dead as the result of the leather factory fire of Wednesday night still stands- at. fourteen, with all firemen: and policemen. accounted for. The: work. of clearing; away the: debris: con- tinues,, but the police: and. fire: chiefs: do not. expect. to. find any more hodies. Reports. from the hospitals are all encouraging and it is thought all the injured firemen and policemen will re- cover. ‘William. Glazier, whe was. pinned be. neath: the ruins for more than twelve hours, is much improved at St. Je seph’s hospital. He developed pneu monia as he lay in the ice coated mass of wreckage and suffered greatly fron shock. Physicians are bending their efion‘ to strengthen him to fight the disease BUSINESS SECTION BURNED Fire at. Madison Lake, Minn., Causes Loss of $100.000. Madison Lake, Minn., Deec. 24.—Fire which started in the general store of J. J. Brown caused a loss estimated at $100,000 and wiped out practically all of the business district of this town. A hand pump operated By a volun- teer fire department was the only lo cal means of fighting the fire and though valiant work was done 2 high wind drove the flames onward and the reservoirs went dry. Help was asked of Mankato and help was sent by that city.’ However, an engines which Ely- sian agreed to send did not arrive un- til the fire had swept both"sides of the ‘main business street. Ladies Can Wm Shoes One sizesmaller atter using’Allen’s Foot Ease, the antiseptic powder to be shaken .into the || shoes, It makes tight or new shoes feel eas; gives lnstant relief to co'ns and buniol This is an easy test: Sprinkle Allen’sFoc Ease in one shoe’ and not ‘in ‘the other a notice the difference. 1t'S the greatest, com+ fort discovery of the age. Sold’ everywhere, 25c . Don’t accept any substitute. For FBEE! Elll package, address Allen S. Olms 0¥, . SUMFIONS " STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Beltrami. District , Court, 15th Judlchl Dlsn!eL WlIlhmT Blakely. Plaintiff. R.M. Klnrsbon. ‘Detendant. The State of Minnesota to the nbova ‘named Defendant: You are hereby simmoned and ul answer the complaint of the phin iff - in the above entitled action. a copy ot which.: lqll‘d complaint has been.filedin the office of Clerk of the District: Gourt, at the: cl Bemidji, in said county, and ‘state.. serye a coOpy of your answer tosaid comnlthm | on the subscriber at his office: in the Schroe- || der Building, in the city. ot Bemldsl in sald | County and State, within twenty days afcer| the service of this summons upon you. ex= clusive of the day.ot such service: and if- fail to answer sald complaint within the fiin i aforesaid: the plaintiff in this \ctmu will take judnement against for the sumi of Hun- dre:d Twents seven and 56-100 $227. 507Do11 and interest thereon from the 23rd day. ot February, 1910. at the rate of six per cent per: annum, together with plainiiff’s cosh; and disbursements herein. Dated November 23rd, 1 cause after people find it they leave off looking. \ Chester McKusick, Atmrne for Pl e Bemidji, Minn. i .lmm First Nov. 26th. Last Jan, 7Tth. [| ly wrecked and it eomld be raised:. an:| | that time until the presemt day no; | vessel coasts abeut Englamd without:| | earrying a eat or dog. | any case of Casarrh that eannot be cured by Wirrecks and Cats and Dngn ‘There is an “odd. provision. in' the: English law on wrecks:. It used to be that wreeks, lilke pretty nearly ew-| erything “else, - belonged’ to: the' king:. Sometimes, if a vesse) were only part-- owWner was averse to surrendering: it. but it was generaily’seized for the king:| in accordance with the law wntil! the;| question ¢came wp ‘as to just: what was:| ‘u wreek. It was: gemesally: adtoiited: that woen all mands were lost -that| was a wreck, bwt as they wunted! to)| get as narrow a definition as they eould they got. parliament to establish: a law, that in fature nethimg: shalll) be considercd @ wreck eut of whiehia || eat or a dog escapes alive, and: from:| " How’s This? i We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward_ for Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F.J. CHENEY & CO., Totedo. O. W, thio tndorsigncd, mave knoms I . ¢ Cheney for theTast 15 years, and believe him ! perfectly honorable in all business transae- | tions, and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm, WALDING, KINNan & MARvVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toled, O. Hal¥s Catarralk Oure is taken imternally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials free. | Price, T5¢ per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation, | MR. RENTER Have 'you ever stopped to think that every few years you p actically pay. for the house you, live in and vet do not own it? Figure it up for yourself. Thecdore Roosevelt’ siys: “NeInvestment on earth 1+ 8o safe, so sure. so cersain to e'arich its owners as undev elop >d realty.” We will'be glad to tel! you abomt the. City of Be- mrdji. and quote you prices with easy terms of payment if des red on some of the best residence and“business propertv mn that rapidly growing City. A letter addres-ed to us will bring you tull partieu- lars or if you prefer to see the property, call on H. A. b)mnns, at Bemidji. The Soo Railroad is now running its freight and passenger trains‘into Bemidji; investigate the oppor- tum'aes off>red for busimess on a smail or large seale. BoidTowsi & mprovement o 8T. PAUL MINNESOTA thas list: A Stick Pin He'lt stick to you . Cuff Lihks Cham him to you: Two Initial Hdkfs.. S ) or One Linen Hdkfs.. A Necktie- 3 Another tie. Two Linen Collars. : Ar und his neck - Fancy Hosiery He'll appreciate, twopair: Garters ’ .Out of sight but in mind; Arm Bands In Christmas Boxes. Wristlets For a warm pulse. Coat Hangers Also tronser hangers.. FOR BOYS: ‘Mufflers, Goves, ;" Neckwear, . Cuff Buttons, Suspenders, i -Mittens, . Handkerthiefs, . Hosiery;. . | o Underwear; Hose Supporters, 5 Alo the same things in. better qualities at 50c and 3100, i ) 1 1AL Initial Handkerchiefs These are busy days at thls clothing istore. The Jvast | display of hnelookmgChrlstmas goods harmonlzes so well with]the handsome and: artistic decorations and: the]spark- ling rays of the Tungsten lights as to make fthis store, indeed, a Shopper’s. Paradise. Lady gbuyers, [lof l"course:, | form the majority now; and they need not be the - wives) or | daughters of m:llnonaires to gather a g]ft crop here. Study 4 R AT GRS $1.50 : ¥ Silk Garters |Neckwear In handsome box. Everwear Hose '_i Stick |Pins} — | Half a dozen in Chnstmas | =" In latess novelt,lesA box. Silk Mufflers In all shades. Lined Gloves Wool and silk lined. Umbrellas Collar Bags Cuff and Handkerchief folds. Link Buttons L Beautiful designs. Sitk Handkerchiefs White or colored. Neckwear A wonderful assortment. _I | NCECECeNATIA/IE DATDE I il Linen Collars Linen Collars One dozen Arrow. Four for 50c. Suspenders AT- ‘Wool Mufflers : $2 oo Bradley. : n Gloves Umbrellas Wool or leather. Mufflers HoSiery Pure silk ones. Of every sort. Novelty Pins . a And cuff links. Walking Sticks . Wilson Bros. Shirts A welcome gift. : " Beautiful $2 ones. Shirts Pajamas And night shirts. Soisettes and sateen. For work or dress wear. With boxwocd handles. Dress Shirts Sweater Jackets In new. patterns. In coat style. Flannel Shirts Slippers A useful gift. ¢ i AT . AT b . . $1.00 $3.00 n 4 g Silk Umbrellas Gloves For him or her. Always appreclat.ed Underwear Stick ‘Pin Silk or Wool. Pretty rew things. - Link Buttons Not at jeweler’s prices. Umbrellas Coat Sweaters With fancy trimming. Boys’ Suits ,And Overcoats. ONE PRIOED GLOTHIERS I