Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 15, 1911, Page 4

New-Gash-Want-Rats ',-Gent-a-Word Where cash accompanies copy we| will publish all “Want Ads" fo {::df cent a word per insertion. Where cash does not accompany copy the regular rate of one ceuta word will be charged. EYERY HOME HAS A WANT AD For Rent--For Sale--Exchange --Help Wanted--Work Wanted --Etc.--Etc. HELP WANTED WANTED—Girl for general work.! Inquire at Minnesota House, 314! American Ave, WANTED—Girl for general house- work. Mrs, D. Gill, 707 Beltrami avenue. WANTED—Competent girl for gen-| eral housework. 621 Bemdji Ave, _— WANTED—A cook. Hotel Nicol- let. Bemidji. - for ‘nlg in qhum ‘of Sarah Ré'e;Ies.\ 1223 Buildings, lots and | n Dewey Ave. machinery near R. R. tracks, must B e ; be sold because of other business. | FOR SALE—4'room hotise and lot, | Woodworkirg plant Brainerd. Write to owner, E. J. Rohne, room| _ Dewey Ave. $500. Sarah Reeves. ; Zg%lsfl Hennipin Ave., Minnea-| FOR FRLiN A e |FOR RENT — Newly furnished F%‘; SALfih;é LotAz:ec Iflsn:dmsll: | rooms with first class board at Turtle Lake, an ideal place for a| [easonable prices. Just tie place summe resort. Good road fromy| = for mill hande, at the Carlson Bemidji or Turtle River. A. O | _ Festaurant, Nymore, Minu. Johnson, Turtle River Minn. | |, MISCELLANEOUS |FOR SALE—Job type and body | rssemameesssmsncossnnsnnne | type. Fontsof 6 point to 72! WANTED-—Bemidji Lady’saddress. point. Prices furnished 'with| The name of a sister of Charles proof sheets upon request. .Ad-| White, will be of benefit to that dress Pioneer Publishipg Co., Be-| lady. Lady resides near Bemidii ; widji, Minn. and is n_nn'ied. At.idress. R. W. FOR SALE—If you, wnid like a| _Fioicr Litlefork, Minn. good paying busifibs, requiring|waNTED—16, 18 or 20 ft. launch. small capital, write ot phone F. 2to 3 hores power engine. Ad, M. Freese, about the C"v“; dress P. B. Heffernan, State Sana. | _Glove Factory. \ torium, Cass Co., Minn. FOR SALE—Job cases, triple cases, | g 3 quadrupple cases and lead and WANTED—Washing and cleaning slug cases, 40c each. Pioneer Phoue 649. Publishing Co. Bemidji. | WANTED — Competant girl for| FOR SALE A A AN AP FOR SALE—Case stands and racks, | number 6, double news stand with | rack for 8 full sized cases. Good as new. We have 6 of these at $1.50 each. | Bemidji Pioneer Publishing Co Bemidji, Minn. Sell regularly for $3:75. 'FOR S, ALE—Rubber stamps. Th: | aeneu! housework. Good wazes.§ Pioneer will procure any kind of : | 700 Minnesota Ave. | rubber stamp for you an shor ! o - Still She Liked Him. | FOR SALE—Two lots on corner of | u_she—YfS F; "k'l'eh 'lt'elfl . Frl‘; ’sth sobex‘ lvagan e—That Is hardly the best ;‘;&;h o ‘;::d:::ll:::“ Ao ety Sl bt i { course mot; I am not going to marry | FOR SALE—House hold zoods In | him.—Boston Herald. St. Paul Accident Causes Death of | Three People. St. Paul, March 15.—Three people were killed, two of them young wo- men, and five others were injured, one fatally, in an elevator accldeut’ CZAR’S ULTIMATUM SENT at Gordon & Fergusons’ house yesterday morning. The elevator carrying twelve per- sons fell from the fourth floor to the basement. Five .counterweights, "each weigh- ing about seven hundred pounds, fell on the car, crushing three of the oc- cupants to déath, and injuring five | sisting on a closer adherence to the others. FALL OF ELEVATOR FATAL Wwholesale | Pickles Appointed Scavenger. Owing to a mistake a representa- | Within a hundred miles of the frontier tive of the Pioneer neglected to state in last evening’s news of the Mon- | China’s treaty obligations toward Rus- day night council meeting that Wil- sla can interrupt the advance of the liam Peckles had been appointed city scavenger. — \. ] OU may feel inclined to have a very early look at the new spring styles in clothes, even if you are not ready to buy any; it pays a man to take enough interest in what he wears to know what other men are going to wear. Hart Schaffner & Marx new Spring styles are here, and ready to show to any man who wants to look at them. One thing you'll be impressed with when you look at them; and that is, the thorough way in which we have prepared to supply every need of every man in this community, in the matter of clothes; not only a great variety of attractive fabrics, colors, patterns, weaves; but all the new style creations by ' these greatest of all clothes makers; and plenty of them. We'd like to have you know why we make so much of afeat—" ure of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes. It is partly because of what we know you know about them. They're not the only clothes that are made of all-wool fabrics; but they're the only clothes you’re sure of. They're not the only clothes that have style, and good tailoring, but you know they have these, ‘and you don't know of any other clothes that you're quite so sure of. The point is, that the name of Hart Schaffner & Marx touches a responsive note in the minds of so many men, a note that want .to sound, that we twang that string a good deal. There’s more reason than ever for making that kind of a noise about our store; for the clothes are fine; and you'll say it when you see them. Suits, Topceats, Raincoats, $20 to $35 Also better clothes at $10, $12 and $15 Gordon’s new derby, wide brim, low crown $3; hats, dent or fut and Knap The new Eng Spring caps 50c to $2. Gordon’s new soft telescope $3. Cro- p hats$3, $4, $6. lish Scratch hat $3. good shoes $3.50. Clothing House This store is the home of Hart Schafiner & Marx clothes Shoes of Florsheim make $5 and $6; Walk-over $4; other _ Special preparations for dress- ing boy’s correctly; new styles and weaves in suits and top coats $3.50 to $8.00. RUSSIAN FORCE “NEARING CHINA of Occupation. Will Be Presented by Russian Minis- ter at Peking About the Time the Advancing Army Reaches the Chi- nese Frontier — Little Expected on the Part of the Celes- tial Garrison at Kulja. Resistance St. Petersburg, March 15.—Russia has sent an ultimatum to China, in- provisions of the treaty of 1881, which has been the subject of negotiations between the two countries for some weeks past. The Russian occupation corps is and marching on Kulja. Only the immediate execution of army, which is to oceupy Kulja. Two brigades of sharpshooters, four sot- nias of Cossacks, two batteries of field guns and eight batteries of machine guns were dispatched from Margelan, in Ferghana, Turkestan, shortly after the receipt of China’s second reply. Advices to the war office say that the expedition is within a hundred | miles of the frontier and steadily ad- vancing in order to reach the frontier about the time of the nresematian of ’the ultimatum, i | Chinese Force Undlxclplmed | The Russian force is considered en- tirely sufficient to occupy and hold Kulja, as the Chinese troops, althongh nominally 10,000 in number, actually number a bare couple of thousand. | They- are undisciplined and of diverse equipment and lack artillery. | The instructions which the foreign office telegraphed to M. Korostovetz, | the Russian minister at Peking, con- |tain the ultimatum. This embodies | iwo points, first, the reopening of Rus- sian consulates at the points specified | in the treaty of 1881, and, second, the establishment of free trade in certain | products, including teas, in fulfillment iof article 12 of the same treaty. i~ These two points are the ones which it was announced on Feb. 23 would be easily adjusted, but China’s second | { reply completely reversed the concilia- ! tory attitude of the prince regent, which had.led the Russian minister to | telegraph to his government an as- surance of China’s compliance with | Russia’s demands. ' Chinese Military Preparations. | i The Novoe Vremya prints a dispatch from Mukden which states that 110 tons of gunpowder, forty-two boxes of cavalry rifles and seventy boxes of in- fantry rifles destined for Chinese gar- | risons in Northern Manchuria have i reached Mukden from Peking. Forty-" one van loads of rifles and ammuni- tion, the dispatch adds, have been sent from Kwangchengtze to Kirwin. | Political circles take great interest in Japan’s attitude toward the Russo- Chinese ‘crisis. The eventuality of ac- tion similar to that now contemplated by Russia was clearly premeditated in the Russo-Japanese compacts of 1907 and 1910. The recent speech at Tokio of H. Ijuin, Japanese minister to China, in which he declared for the integrity of China, is commented upon in both capitals as a possible warning to Russia that Japan is jealous lest Russia gain too great advantages as an outcome of the clash with China. AWFUL RAVAGES OF PLAGUE One-fifth of Population of Manchurian City Dead. { Washington, March 15.—Fully one- fifth of the eatire population of the Northern Manchurian city of Fuchia- tien had perished from the ravages of the plague from the time of its out- break to the end of January, according to reports from United States Consul Greene at Harbin. "The exact number was 3,402 in Fuchiatien alone, while at Harbin the total reached 831, includ- ing eighteen Europeans. Late in January three English phy- sicians began work in Fuchiatien and 500 Russian troops were sent there to assist in enforcing the quarantine and sanitary measures. The epidemic is having a disastrous effect on trade. Many Chinese firms have closed their doors entirely. Among the Russians there is less fear. PLAY TRICK ON THE SHERIFF Couple Married in Jail Despite Offi . cial's Objection. Chattanooga, Tenn., March 15.—Dr J. W. Sherman, who is incarcerated at the county jail here without bond for the murder of his brother-in-law T. B. Norman, was married to Cleo Lucas, whom he unsuccessfui tried to marry once. The sheriff inter. fered. A justice of the peace and Sher- man’s attorney entered Sherman's cell under the pretense of having him sign some notes. Then the girl, in mar's attire, with her face blackened so as to appear as'a negro trusty, climbed up to the window on a ladder and the ceremony was performed with them | holding hands throngh, tha are., May Be Used for Target. New York, March 15.—The fate of the famous old frigate Portsmouth, ly- ing at the navyyards here, will be de- cided within a few days, after the sec- retary of the navy has weighed the re- port of department experts who have 1| just completed an inspection of the historic vessel. If she is pronounced i | unfit for further service as a training ship for naval reserves she probably will be used m- target-practice. | PLYRL Within Few Miles of Point| | White Russian Seed” Oats TOM 'SMART DRAY AND TRANSFER < Kickapoo Worm Killer makes SAFE AND PIANO MOVING playful children. They "like | tesiance Prone S8 818 Amories Ave. Bfice Phone 12 these delicious candy tablets and tease for them. Healthy child- R - ren are always playful. When QuicKkLY a child does not want to play it GDHIEG'I‘ED is sick; give 1t Kickapoo Worm Killer and it will soon be happy. Price, 25c., sold by druggists everywliere. — EW PUBLIC LIBRARY Open daily, except Sunday and Mon- ? dayllleA m.,1to 6 p.m.,, 7 to 9 p.m. 'n,ech,e“m-gegnoffl,e Pluhc Surgery Institute qmckly rights all wrongs with the ace or features without km(e or to the entire satisfaction nmf de- hgh of every patient. The work xs as lasting as life itself. li you! | Snuday 3 to Gp m. Mondsy 7t0 9 p.|| @. BEATRICE MILLS. Librarian. have a facial irregularity of lny kind write Plastic Surgery lnsfitute Corner Sixth and Hennepin © MINNEAPOL'S, MINN, CGHILDREN Beginning March 10th I will have for sale Macaroni Seed Wheat Green Russian Seed Oats All seed is thoroughly cleaned ready for seeding. CONRAD LAJAMBE || == Cor. Irvine and 13th, Phone 267 | | iNorthwestern Building Association OF FERCUS FALLS i OFFICERS i Fruen F. ADAS. President JORN LAURITZEN. Vice Pres. L J Royenr BARNAR, Secretary l BArROws, Treasurer Leave your orders for || & banows, Ktiornes seasoned Birch, Tam- arack or Jack Pine ASSETS D Mortgage Loans. MBER 31, 1910, 3 151,750.00 i Stock_Loans. 16.800.00 Wood with || Rea) Estate #3890 Tax Certifica 1.2 payments S. P. HAYTH || 555 Telephone 11 || msurance Advanced.. ] Accrued Interest on ceivable.......... 1] Real Estate Contract: {] Cash on Hana i || The loans of the association are in | the following places: 1] Alexandria....$ 2,500/Hawiey $ 4.750 | Audubon. 300(Henning. Barnesville.. 6,000| Lake Par! 700|Moorhead 11.400/Melby ... 3.050(0tter Tail.. 1| Bemidii.... City Loans i i 00| Perham Insurance | 20 Pur Top and | pent 300|Park Prairi 1.900|Pel. Rapids 4250 [Richville..... 1.000{Staple: Real Estate Elbow Lal William C. Klem [l || Frazee 18.850| Vergas. . Glyndon.._.. 50| Wadena. 1,400 Kent.....'.. 1200 Werdell....... 1,600 o’ Leary~sowser Bldg. N Phone 19. Funds on hand at all times to loan on {] Real Estate on very liberal and flexible terms. Write if in need of money. Bemidji, Minn. On Savings Deposits Start an account today and make it grow. It is (| ecording your history and telling the story of your I success. Tha Security State Bank OF BEMIDJI COMING TO BEMIDJI 2 NIGHTS ONLY Armory Opera House The Great Dramatic Event . of the Entire Season MR. SANFORD DODGE supported by MISS ADELLE NICKERSON and excellent Company presenting Elaborate Scenic Productions of . the greatest of all Dramafic Masterpieces. Thursday, March 16 ‘The Gladiator’ Friday, March 17 “Faust” Elegant Gostumes Wonderful Electrical Effects 3 A Guaranteed Attraction Growded Houses Everywhere 7 Secure Your Seats Early Seat Sale Opens Monday, 10 a.m;, City Drug Store---Phone 52