Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 7, 1911, Page 2

5 Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Co., Bemidji, Minn. Gentlemen:—Please send to my address the (Daily)- (Weekly) Pioneer until further notice. It is understood that I am to re- ceive the paper free of charge for the first month, after which time I agree to pay for it at your regular rates. LORRCRRCREONR NI I R IR A B s A running /stream is fresh and pure, because the water keeps ON THE MOVE. A stagnant pond becomes impure, because it does not move. We keep fresh, pure groceries, because we keep them MOVING—mov- ing IN every day from the best wholesalers, and moving OUT into the homes of KNOWING house- wives. Why? Because we sell good stuff at the low price and are always "on the move" to please our customers. WE RECEIVE FRESH GROCERIES DAILY We wish also to call your attention to a few specials for Friday and Saturday. Strawberries Head Lettuce Green Onions Leaf Lettuce Round Radishes Celery Cucumbers Tomatoes Rhubarb Roe & Markusen THE GUALITY GROCERS Phone 206-207 4th St. Bemidji e SSSSISSY NS Copyright 1911 The House of Kuppenheimer Chicago BEAR IN MIND THAT OUR SUPER- IOR QUALITIES IN WORK CLOTHES makes this the best place to go to for everyday clothes that stand hard knocks. J @ ) & BIG ATLANTIG | ~ LINER ASHORE 'Vessel Has Seventeen Hundred Passengers Aboard. | i ! New York, April 7.—The steamer | Prinzess Irene of the North German- Lloyd line ran ashore off the Lone Hill station, ten miles east of Fire i Island. The Prinzess Irene was on her are now complete and ARE YOU READY? Minnesota Linseed Oil |HOUSE CLEANING TIME ishere and you want the OUT SIDE of your home to reflect tyour success and stability as well as inside, and in fact everything wants to be renewed We Have the Material that Will Bring Good Results Our linesin Paints, Varnishes and Alabastine ready for a trial Some suggestions are Paint Co.’s o i way here from Genoa and Naples, On [ hoard are 235 cabin passengers and 1,485 in the steerage, all from Naples, Genoa, Palermo and Gibraltar, By a wireless message Captain von | 0 n?o go‘- > o .-(o {o o o \% “:‘!‘,‘ 'u‘»‘ ‘ir HK l‘m‘ l\& ‘\3 K’x :?’E ° |": ° " ) 1 ! == [jux) | Letten-Peterssen assured the company | here that the vessel was not in a dan- | gerous position. It was said that few | of the passengers knew. that the Prin- | zess Irene was aground until they | arose for breakfast. There was no ex- ! citement on board. 1) 'JURYMEN CLOSELY GUARDED | —i- Men Sitting on Black Hand Case Not ! | Allowed to Go Home. | | Chicago, April 7.—Federal authori- | ties are exercising unusual precau tions at the trial of Gianni Alongi, | charged with sending threatening let- |ters through the mails, to guard against any threats reaching the jury or any violence upon United States | District Judge Landis or others con- necied with the case. The jury will be guarded night and | | day until they have reported their ver- 'dict to Judge Landis. It is usual in | the federal court to permit the jury- men to go to their homes over night, Wood Stains e I e k—""\: House Paint, Floor Paint, Launch o Paint, Barn Paint, Carriage Paint, - i — i=/— Enamel Paint, Bath-tub Enamel, Handy Colors, (hali- pint cans in all colors) but the Alongi jury willi be kept to ! i larrison’s Colors in Oil and Dry Colors. gether and closely guarded, owing tc rumors that the jury in the forme: [ Pitcairn’s line of Aged Varnishes. trial disagreed because one of them ! Firs () * had received a “Black Hand” letter. i t Coat’ F""s‘"ng’ FlOOI‘, Deck or i BB Bl R Varnishes. |BANKER DIES IN CEMETERY | Orange and White Shellac. | Weary and Worn Mentally and Phys.c- ally He Ends Life. | Redding, Cal., April 7.—E. L. Bailey, vice president of the Bank of North- | ern California of this city, was found in a cemetery, lying across the graves of his two wives, with a bullet hole | in his head and an empty revolver by | his side The following note was | found on his body: A “I ar weary and worn and physical- | jly and menially unable to hear the ! load.” Gold and Aluminum Paints. Johnson’s Wood Dyes. all Kalsomines. and well assorted: Negro Wins Oratorical Honors. New York, April 7.—For the second | time in the history of Columbia uni. | Phone 57 i Cabot’s Shingle Stain. Weather, and Whiledemar A full and complete line of Japalac in all sizes and colors, including Alabastine, the best of Our Stock of Paint,Varnish,Kalsomine and Whitewash Brushes is large Call for Color Cards ree=Er o diven Hardware Co. Bemidji, Minn. versity a ‘negro student has won the | ——— - i Curtis medal for excellence in puhlic[ ' | speaking, one of the highest scholastic | honors in the gift of the faculty. This | vear’s victor is George W. A. Scott, whose subject was “Child Slavery.” L GILL BROS.'. OPENING [~ XHIB of the latest Spring Styles wear Clothing, Shoes, IT in Men’s Ready-to- Hats and Furnishings has been seen and approved by a good many men in the last few days, but there are many others who have not as yet seenour superbshowing of bright new merchandise. If you are among the latter, we want to urge you to call at your earliest convenience and learn that this is the store that gives you the most for your money-==the most in style, the most in quality and the most in all around lasting satisfaction. Suits & Overcoats Pleasing Furnishings of Quality New Shirts, Ties, Perfect in style=-handsome in design--excel- Gloves, Under- wear, etc., that will surely please you. High Qual- ities—low prices. lently tailored--moderate prices== qualities unequalled at $10, $15, $20, $25, $30, Bring Your Head and Feet Here #3 and we'll fit'them ¥ out becomingly, . stylishly and seP:- I sibly at the least possible cost. Surely you should see this elegant new stock of things for men, of which it can be said that it would be impossible to find a more complete and well selected line. GILL BROTHERS BEMIDJI, MINN.