Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 11, 1911, Page 4

May 17 Program. Overature, Faust,. «..Emil Tavan Masten’s Orchestra Ret Som Ornen Stiger,. ... John Dale Male Quartette Short Address in English on Norway, M. J. Brown Norwegian Dance, Op-35......Greig Masten’s Orchestra . Violin Solo, Romance,, ... .. Swenson Mrs. C. R. Sanborn Short Address In Norwegian by Rev. Dale of McIntosh Solo, Naar Fjordene Blaaner, Paulson Andrew Rood Ja vi Elsker dette Landet,. . Bjornson Male Quartette Violin Solo, Et Saeter Besog,0le Bull Mrs. C. R. Sanborn Solo, LeQopi ndNs i A. Flegier Andrew Rood Sele Clion from Aida. ... Orchestra Price 25 and 50 cents. Emil Tavan Bids for Crossing Planks. Sealed bids will be received by the undersigned, to be opened before the glty Council of the City of Bemidji on May 15th, 1911, at the council rooms city hall at 8 o’clock p. m. for 20,000 feet of 3 inch tamarack plank, suitable for street crossing purposes. Council reserves-the right to re- Ject any or all bids. Dated Bemidji, Minn., May 11th, 1911, GEO. STEIN, City Clerk. @@@@@@09@@@0@@@@{ ¢ BEMIDJI MARKET PRICES ¢ LR R R R RN R R R R OR Butter (Dalry)............. $ .26 Eggs 17| Potatoes 1.00 Onions 2.00 Cabbage .05 Turnips .50 Beets .02/ Poultry ..... .16/ Wheat 1.00 Oats .40 ROOSEVELT SAYS NONSENSE Not Going to Arctic Region During Campaign of 1912, New York, May 11.—"Nonsense,” was Colonel Roosevelt’s brief response by telegraph to an inquiry as to whether he intended to spend the summer of 1912—presidential year— in hunting polar bears in the Arctic with Captain Robert Bartlett, late of the Peary polar expedition. Captain Bartlett announced that he hoped to enlist Roosevelt in his pro ject and added that he had already secured a tentative acceptance from the colonel. The Original Paul Pry. Thomas Hill, familiarly called Tem- my Hill, was, says Dr. Brewer, the original Paul Pry. It was from him also that Theodore Hook drew his character of Gilbert Gurney. Planche In his “Recollections” says of Hill: “‘Hls speclalty was the accurate infor- mation he could impart on all the pet- ty details of the domestic economy of his friends, the contents of their ward- robes, their pantries, the number of pots of preserves in their store closets and of the table napkins in thelr linen presses, the dates of their births and marriages, the amounts of their trades- men's bills and whether paid weekly or quarterly. He had been on the press and was connected with the Morning Chronicle. He used to drive Matthews crazy by ferreting out his whereabouts when he left London and popping the information in some pa- per.” Names In Electricity. Electricity is the one branch of sci- ence that honors the great names in its fundamental terminology. Andre Marie Ampere was the French physi- cist who first measured the current and for whom the unit is named. The ohm bears the name of George S. Ohm, a German man of science who discovered the law on which the unit of electrical resistance is based. The volt 1s named for the Itallan Volta, the greatest electrical authority of the eighteenth century, who was the first man to construct a rude electric bat- tery. The farad, the unit of electrical capacity, is named in honor of the English physicist Faraday; the colomb, the unit of quantity, for the French physicist Coulomb, and the watt, the unit of power, for James Watt, the Scotch inventor who improved the steam engine. NOTICE OF APPLICATION —tor— TRANSFER OF LIQUOR LICENSE. STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Beltrami 88 Gity of Bemidjl. Notice is hereby flven. That application 83 been made In writing to the city council of sald city of Bemidjl and filed in my office. praying for a transter of locatlon of a license granted him to sell intoXicating liquors for the term terminating on Jany, 3ist. 1912, by the following person, and at the following place, as stated in sald applicasion, respec- tively, to-wit: % OHRIST OLSON at and in the front room ground floor of that certaln two story frame building located on, lfil 4. block '18, original townsite Bemid]i, inn. s Said application will be heard and deter- mined by sald city council of the city of Bemidji at the council rooms In the city hall in sald city of Bemid]i, in Beltrami County, and State of Minnesota, on Monday, the 20th day of May 1911, at 8 o'clock p. m. of that day. - midji, this 11th day. of May, 1911, (8eal) GEOQ, STEIN, City Olerk. DEITZ ANGERED AT . COURT Complains That He is Not Being Deitz’ privilege to wander as he likes In his examination of witnesses bas been taken from him, Although the prosecution shrugged its six shoulders at the pro-Deitz testimony given by 2t Thurs. May 11-18. Captain Robert Kane of Mfl'w_l\lkoqf, uch fo Tell That Is ABOUT NEW GOODS ASSEMBLED lfi ‘THIS STORE AND Mid-Season Garment Clearance The Women’s Spriné Suits $16.50 Regularly Priced from $25.00 to $40.00 Shipments of spring suits that were late to arrive and - all suits that remain from our Spring showing are com- bined to give to our customers a very good assortment, es- pecially if blue and black serge, gray mixtures and at- tractive tweeds are required. A good assortment of styles including strictly tailored suits, braid trimmed suits, and sailor collar suits will be found among these fifty odd suits, offered now at the price of Sixteen Fifty. No Gharges No Approvals No Lay By’s Every $15.00 Suit in our stock in this garment clearance at............. R s e $9-25 Blue and Black Serges, fancy Tweeds and Cheviots. Motor and Cravanette Coats In very swagger models; some with sleeves cut-in-one with the body of the-Garment. Others with wide mannish belts. The materials are silk Rep, soft English Coverets and Vicunas Coats for rain or shine, 86 to $25. Spring and Summer Negligees Pretty home garments that are cool and comfortable. - A variety of styles that promises negligees fit to grace all manner of cozy bedrooms and elaborate boudoirs. Graceful and charming styles in Lawn, Swiss, Challis, Habutai and Jap siik, including dainty plain shades, pretty floral and conventional designs, Roman stripes and Japanese styles. Prices $1 to $25. / Also short Kimonas and Dressing sacques at 50 cents to.$3. Women’s $3.50 and $4 Hand Bags--$2.25 Hand Bags, consisting of genuine Walrus, Goat-Seal and. Fancy Leathers; German silver mountings in oxidized and gilt finish. Values to $4.00; choice $2.25. g Gauze and Knitted Underwear gauze and knit vests and union suits, in sleeveless, short sleeve; in loose or tight knee. Vests 15c to $3.50. Un'on Suits 50c¢ to $5.00. Waist Union Suits For Boys and Cirls The three-in-one garment—waist, shirt sleeve ankle. 50c per suit. ONYX GHIFFON LISLE HOSIERY Priced at 50c¢ a pair. Sheer Lisle Thread Stockings o] pair. UNDERWEAR' Cuaranteed Silk Stockings ‘We guarantee our thread stlk stockings not to drop stitch bslow the double part, pro- vided, of course, thut the garter is attached to the double top. Silk hose at $1.50, $1.75, $2 and up. May Sale of White OF GOOD QUALITY, IN WELL FITTED STYLES Crane & Co. undermuslin like all other wear are fashioned to suit particular women. Truly as sheer as Chiffon. It has the druble L.tops and four thread reinforced heels and toes for extra service. Onyx gauze lisle hose, all shades and colors, at 50¢ a pair You will sure like these German made sheer hose with -reinforcee heels and toes and double garter top at 25¢ a Kayser Silk Gloves p & i The regular guaranteed Kayser Glove in_cotton, lisle and silk. Complete as- | in long or short styles; black, gray, tan, sortments of styles and sizes in fashioned | yhite; at 50¢ to $1.50 * Neckwear All the newest and most up to date styles in fasnionable collars. Charlotte, Corday and Sailor collars. Ja- bots, novelties and tailored:neckwear. Novelty Jewelry Mesh, gold and silver and pants. No sleeve; tight knee; long | chains and mounted hai vanity fixings. P2 Sorority, neck pins, Materials are fine and trimmings are in good taste and good quality. PRINCESS SLIPS $4.00 and $4.50 form fitting Princess Slips, lace and embroidery trimmed flounces $3.50 $5.00 Petti Slips, china and taffetta silks in a good run of colors, $3.75. $3.50 Slips of fine grade muslin, trimmed with em- broidery or lace $2.15. $2.50 Slips $1.85. slip over styles $2.67. down gowns, $2.17. $1.50 Slips $1.15. sleeve, 88¢. Corset Cover of fine cambric, trimmed with four rows of cluney design lace separated by three rows of silk ribbon; beading to regulate fullness; neck edged with dainty lace. Price 45¢. 95 cents. “Noisy Petticoats” $4.85 Our entire line of Silk Petticoats on sale at $4.88. Black and colors in these first grade Petticoats that we regularly sell at $6 and $7 are on sale at the above price. s “Petticoats That Please” Wash Petticoats with eyelet embroidery flounce, Blue and colors, $1.25. Net flounce Petticoats, $1.75. . Others at 75¢, $1.00 and $2.25. Black Silk Petticoats, $3.50. Sweaters, heavy wool Sweaters suitable for lake wear in red, navy, whité and brown made with V or high neck. Fancy weaves, $4.80; slip over Sweaters of fine wool in red and tan, espec- GOWNS $4.00 Nainsook gowns lace and embroidery trimmed $3.25 French gowns of nainsook, slip over and button*"{>- $2.50 French gowns of fine nainsook, real linen lace trimmed square and round neck $1. $1.50 Gowns in about 25 styles of lace or embroid- ery trimmed styles. High or low neck, long or short Corset Cover of Fine Nainsook with deep front yoke, trimmed with fine val lace enclosing four beautiful Swiss embroidered medallions interwoven with silk ribbon ' ending in two bow knots. Price "A Boys’ The greatest 'values that we have offered owing to the fact that this line will be discontinued by this store. All styles and colors to choose from in Ginghams, Reps, Chambrae ‘and many other wash materials, as to values we want you to judge for yourself. We know the selling will be easy. Half price for any of about. |00 Wash Suits. 50c Suits 25¢. ood fo Know Undermuslin . $7.50 French combination Suits, Drawers' and Cover, 00, ~'$6.00 Combination Suits, Drawers and Cover, $4.50 Combination Suits, Drawers and- Cover, $3. 67. $2.50 Corset Cover and Drawers, $1.67. $3.00 Corset Cover and Drawers, $2.00. $1.75 Corset Covers and Drawers. $1.18. $1.15 Corset Cover and Drawers, 76G. Leona Combination Suits, Skirt, Drawers and Cover at $1.50 to $5:50. Corset Cover of cambric, nicely made and finished; front, back and arm holes tiimmed with embroidery, edging and silk ribbon beading for 28¢. . Wash Suit Sale You Should Not Miss 207 Third Street Snowy White Frocks For Girls and Young Women This year one of the noticeable features of many of the white frocks is their charming simplicity. They seem pur- posely designed for young girls, as they were, and there is a charm about each that printer’s ink cannot quite con- vey. This year we have had practically all our white frocks made with low necks, sometimes square and sometimes round. Tucks are most frequent form * of trimming, wee tucks in the bodices and skirts, often tucks and veining or fagotting are the only trimmings, though some show cluney lace embroideries, real Irish or Valenciennes. For Commencement, Church affairs or general wear in 14, 16, 18 Misses and 13, 15 and 17 Junior sizes.. $6.00 to $37.50. Wash Dresses smart and unusual styles in Rep, Gingham, Percale, Lawn suitable for wear at home, street,” outing and general run about uses. Prices $2.25 $1.00 and up. Foulard Dresses.. The eye of fashion seems turned toward Foulard this season; and in ac- cordance with'the overwhelming demand for smart Foulard dresses for in-between wear. We are showing a wide range of styles in Dots, Stripes and Figures. Dresses at $17,50, $21 75 and $29 50. Skirts in White Sergze and Mixtures. Tailored Skirts in colored cloth materials at $6 to $20 Proper Corsets The Sciénce of correct corseting is acknowledged by all well dressed women as a matter of ""prime importance- A good corset may make a cheap gown look well, but a good gown can inever make a cheap corset look right; it’s not the price of the clothes that makes good appear- ance, but it’s the grace with which they are worn—and that depends largely upon the corset. “‘Modart’. (front laced) Corsets at $5 00 and up Justrite Gorsets (back laced) $1 00 and up to $5.50. girlish garments that ing. outing wear aside $1.50 to $10 00. in plain and fancy wi Baby Flannels, Ho Infants wear is not infants department. l;ln‘ 3725 $10.00 $6.50 No. 3211 No 3240 $12.00 The styles are well fitted, COMEINA‘I’IONS ; mail order trade, we have marked Catalogue prices and same is Net do not wish to charge any numbers in the store that have a Net Cash or Catalogue number on them. $1.00 Suits 50c. ially suitable for boating and other sports, $4.50. Sailor collar Sweaters at $4.80. Others up to $12.00. him down to strict court procedure. The "new and intangible resistance angered “the old man” to such an extent that for the first time since the Given “Straight Shake.” Hayward, Wis, May 1l.—John ander H. Reid, sitting in the case in his general suspicion. brought another. remark, this time trying to defense was progressing -very slowly | ipo uiqe ‘in which shake,” he said. & remark of Judge Reld that the:{. Deltz Snent much of the MOMINE | poriant respects trom 1 S duced by the state and showing that bristling with legal points and pinned | the Thornapple.. © imony. e brought: out' one point 1ty 'ivho Was with Of: the point where Harp sank. to ', the Mitchell of Rice Lake. map of the Deitz farm differing in im- Women’s. and Ghildren’s Ready for Service Garments n the barn roof, when the roof was glven the appearance of puffs of smoke, like rifle discharges. The gun expert said he thought dust would e plats int have such a tendency. 3 iats Intro, In the course of 8 wrangle over the imission of the testimony of char- Deitz . says they havé prepared a e i ommntae i Everything Ready-to- Wéar Bemidji, Minn. {{ JUNIOR WEAR The Junior Miss who likes to look ‘“‘nifty’” gets enthusiastic when~ she is let among the finer class of There are Cirls “Dainty” white dresses for Gradua- tion, Confirmation, Church or Social ‘wear, the smartest kind that we can buy. Smart wash frocks for boat 'and manner of Tailored Suits, Tailored Coats as well-as colored wash dresses at al prices from $1.00 up. [ $] Baby Wear Baby Coats in white Serge, Silk, Rep, Ponger. Prices Baby Dresses, all mannerof Jong and short styles, Rompers, Bloomer Dresses, Creepers, and etc. at 50¢ to Sacques, Crib Blankets and all manner of novelties. sent on approval from this exclusive To Our Charge Customers A large part of our stock has been catalogued and prices- in some instances reduced to a very low margin of = Profit for 207 Third Street Bemidji, Minn. ioter witnesses-Judge Reid intormed | K¢ $9.75 Coat Sale Congidering the low price wé have put on twentyfive or more coats you can certainly make an advantageous purchase. Most of the styles are one of a kind and you will find regular coat values up to $18.00 in this mid season Clearance Sale. $16.50 Coat Clearance Whether you motor, ride or walk you will be interested in this sale. We offer numerous styles in Serges, Tweeds, Chev- iots, plain tailored, trimmed and sailor collar coats clearance $16.50. to 815.00. House dresses Special groups of Foulard the Crane & Co. girls shop. is show- from the above mentioned are all hite .dresses. Also colored dresses, siery, Bonnets. Kimonas, Dressing all merchandise according to Cash. That is to say we = : = the expert gun man, it met Deitz later | after adjournuicnt, from the man of | car Harp when he died said the bullet | 7ound could be seen by a number of l Deitz he would have to confine him- that killed him could have come from | dePuties to whom the state's witnesses “We are mot getting a straight| no place but the barn, but later re- | aVe 8aid it was invisible. “The state had & | versed his statement. The impeach- week, why shouldn’t we if we Want it? | ment effort will be continued. with | 8tand and asked by John Deita If dust The prosecution. {8 taking more time | testimony from two civil engineers, cross-examining our witnesses than | Harry Orig of Chicago and' Henry | Struck by bullets, would not have trial began he included Judge Alex- | we are in our direct questions.” Attacks 'State’s Te: self for such testimony to men from | Winter and the vicinity of Cameron Captain Kane was recalled {o the | dam. = Eyes of the Giraffe. The giraffe, which is a very timid animal, is approached with the utmost | difficulty on account of its eyes being | so placed that it can see as well be- hind as in front. When approached this same faculty enables it to direct with great preeision the rapid storm of with which it defen: