Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 15, 1912, Page 4

SPORTS OF Billy Six Boston players figure in a deal with the Jersey City team of the In- ternational league, is announced. Harold Janvrin, a Boston schoolboy, who was expected to be another “Stuffy” McInnis; Martin McHale, Walter Lonergan, a recrult named Myers, Jack Thoney and Billy Pur- tell, the former Chicago White Sox in- flelder, will all go to the New Jersey team. News that Purtell would go to Jer- sey City in this deal came as a sur- prise. The former White Sox player was released to the Toronto club in the old Eastern league last summer, but refused to depart. Purtell hung on at Boston. He decided to test the validity of the move sending him to Ra— aeeeney é EARNINGS OF THOROUGHBREDS FOR 1911 ' i 1 The majority of the money winning horses of the American season of 1911 1 have been Tetirad to winter quarters, the result being that when the complete 4 statistics for the year are made up their totals will remaln as presented in { the table below. Of these condemned to the grind of “winter racing are such good ones as Round the World, ollie Levy, Callsse, Lady Rankin, & Arasee and others. Those that have won over §6,000 are: H Horse. Pedigres. Owner. 12 3Unp.W. } ‘Worth .. [Knigl of _the H | Tiiatie 2 Mise H ! Hanover . H. C. Hallenbeck......10 1 0 2$16,655 ¢ i Gov. Gray (@...3..Garry Herrmann- H H .R. N. Smith... 1985 5061} ; . C. Hildreddh. ©9322 1308 } H . S. P. Randolph 417 18 1 Sheridan 2 : . T, Carman........... 6 6 1 4 1 i Round the WiA.3.. H i . G. Yanke .. 28 By H ! Tawton Wigginss.. Planud 13,7 W. Burttschel 48 111 : The Nigger (d)..3.. Hamburg H dringham-Black Venus ... Meadow .........5.. Leonid-Dolly Hayman ... Star Charte .Star " Shoot-Chiar- ter Queen Pollie Levy. .Golden M: Ridicule Shooting _Star...3.. Requital-S The Manages * Voter-Bracegirdle. Messenger B Carlton G. 4.0 Carlton Grange- Resignation .. Frank-Caddi £t] Callsse .. DO BOSTON DISPOSES OF BILLY PURTELL. W, McLemore suuieendl Azylade . Cactus TI-Miss C.. St. Bass .. Bassetlaw-Lady Betz Aldebaran SirJohn Johnsons.. TsidorLa Fosen It Reverwyck o (d)—Dead. O e 0B BB 111 11 B THE DAY | i Purtell. the minor leagues, as his contract had | not expired. It was his intention of appearing at the clubhouse every day | and reporting for play. So long as ha | reported for play he could draw hig salary, Purtell thought. When thae White Sox visited Boston near thg| close of the season Purtell was still in Boston and appeared in uniform ready to play. His appearance there when he was supposed to have been sold was explained by Purtell that he thought it was an injustice to Sendl him away and that he could hold the | club to his contract. The national commission recently passed on Purtell's case and disal lowed Lis claim for back pay follow- ing his release. i | | - J. W. Schorr. . 2. Odom. . . Gallard, T. C. McDowel H. C. Hallenbeck: B oe H. Glddings . T. Wilson s. E. Lut: Qo o Giaiic L. Johnson ... B. A. Trammell.. J. R. Wainwrigh ® a ® AMUSEMENTS| GRAND THEATER TONICGHT The New Home of the “Imp* We Keep Our Patrons Warm and Comfort- abie All the Time. Illustrated Song “When Autumn Tints the || W. ¢. Klein Leaves with Gold” Sung by Andrew Rood Admission 10c Children 5¢ i I | i INSURANCE Huffman Harris & Reynolds © ' Bemld)l, Minn. Phone 144 rm 450 PAY PERSONAL ‘TAXES IN BEMIDJI (Continued from first page). C. C. Johnson 5.38 | Elmer Johnson 2.02 |E. W. Johnson 9.74 ! Tom Johnson 7.19| 1C.-W. Jewett 48.47 | Andy Jordan 1.68 | €. M. Johnson 1.68 | John Kittleson .. 2.24 | George Kirk 5.32 George Kuott' . 1.84 | Harry Koors 1.96 L. J. Kramer . 15.12 Chas. Knopke 7.81 Bd. Kaelble 6.16 A. 0. Knoken 37.24 3. W. Kelsey 7.56 | Geo. Kreatz 10.64 A. Klein .. 10.44 |A. H. Kleven . 1.28 John Kemp . 1.96 2.24 Nils Layon- ..... 3.64 | Frank Freeman .. .85 Cameron & Falls 8.30 Janus French 8.69 G. H. French ...... 14.99 |E. N. French & Co. 124.90 R. J. Fenton . 10.41 Martin Flint 12.20 D. H. Fisk ... 6.69 Henry Funkley 5.99 |1 N. Foster 3.96 | Joseph Fleckenstein 13.93 | Fitger Brewing Co. ... 59.69 | Fitzsimmons Baldwin Co.. ~ 83.77 | W. A. Gould 37.18 HH. C. Gell 4.70 {Martin Galehutte i72 | W. A. Garrison . 2,52 | W: A. Gray . 13.94 |J. L. George 6.67 |0. B. Grotte 43.40 | dae; Given il il L 4.98 |Jas. Given GIVES QUICK_ACTION. | B. N. French & Co .reports that |A SINGLE DOSE of simple buck- i thorn bark, glycerine, etc., as com- Ipounded in Adler-i-ka, the new Ger- | constijation or gas on the stomach, man appendicitis remafiy, relfeves | Fred Langdon . Grant .... B. R. Getchéll . Frank Gagnon .. Gennes & Layon . Ole Gennes ......... John Gibbons John Graham .. A. Gols & Son ... John Gaodman .. Earl Geil E. J. Gould A. N. Gould . . Harry Gunsalus ..... Given Hardware Co. . Philip mfl Edwin Gearlds E. B. Gearlds M. S. Gillette ...... Rowland. Gilmore . ... Graham & Doran Peter Lauson J. D. Lunn Lunn & Co. F. S. Lycan Thos. Lloyd H. T A% A: W. H. Lorg Lilge Lycas “ F. D. LaFavare .. Conrad Lajoinbe Frank Lane J. P. Lahr Nels Loidvet David LaBeile James Lappen I Tillie Larson s Larson & Larson B. W. Lakin .... Larkin & Dale F. H. Lambert Andrew Larson C. J. Larson L. L. Lind ... Harry Masten Lee LaBaw Joseph Moritz C. Markusen J. E. McGinnig Wm, F. Magean J. A. McDonald W. F. Marcum .. G. L. Markham R. H. Munsey Thos. Murray . K. Mcliver ... J. P. Mowery R. F. Nutchell . Harry Mills .. J. R. Miller 0. Madson & Co. R. F. Murphy . Schwandt -& Mervin Donald Meikle Geo. McTaggart Jos. McTaggart Naist McKinnon R. A. McCall .. 1.1 \1cLaugmm W. A. McDonald .. E. E. McDonald Thos. MecCarthy Wm. McCuaig J. W. McCanley D. McFarland Fred Mahlzahn John Marwin .. Marwin Bros. Henry Miller D. J. Miller ... Dwight Miller . M. O. Madson . Roger Martins . Oscar Miner ...... E. H. Marcum .... J. E. Maloy Hans Mosen ... A. L. Molander . M. E. Minton .... Minneapolis Brewing Cu John Moberg ..... Catherine Munhall Northern Grocery Co. . J. M. Neuman .... W. E. Neal A. J. Naylor Chas. Naugle .. B. J. Neely Northern National Bank P. J. O’'Leary .. George Ostrander J. P. Omich ... O’Leary-Bowser Co. Christ Olson Pierce & Horman A. B. Palmer .. G. M. Palmer Geo. Paquin ...... J. Peterson, Jr. ... Mathew Phibbs ... J. P. Pogue M. L. Preble Pioneer Publ. J. C. Parker ... J. C. Phillips .. Rex Hotel Mrs. Sarah Roberts Carl Radi ........ J. M. Richards Dan Rose ..... H. Rasmussen A. G. Rutledge B Roe & Markusen .. R. O. Richardson . F. W. Rhoda George Rhea P. J. Russell 0. C. Rood . Martin Rosen J. P. Risberg . William Rose W. B. Stewart Swift & Company . Tom Symons M. G. Slocum Chas. Scrutchins .. Jenny Sullivan .. Mrs. A. L. Smith . H. A. Simons ... Jesse Scarrott R. W. Schumaker. . Tom Smart ...... Smars, Getchell Ice Co. D.. L. Stanton..... Frank Silversack . W. G. Scliroeder . Thos, Sloan . 5 almost INSTANTLY. 0. C. Simonson | M. D. Stomer ...... 2 |A. A. Warfield Frank Schuck ..).. Henry Stechman ... M. A. Spooner . .... C. N, Shannon ..... E. A. Shannon . Standard Oil Co. ... D. C. Smith .. M. E. Smith ..... E. H. Smith ....... A. E. Smith ...... Henry Schmidt .... Schneider Bros. . Ben Schneider Henry Slado . ... C. R. Sanborn ..... St. Hilaire Retail Lbr. C Sterlings & Foucalt .. F. 8. Stirratt . eiee E. F. Stevens .... Scott Stewart .. Emil Schneider E. J. Swedback. . 0. G. Schwandt . W. H. Schmitt . Schmitt & Co. .. J. W. Stewart .. Security State Bank C. W. Stanton .. F. G. Troppman Geo. Tanner .. Mathew Thome . John Tennstrom Frank Tibbetts . . L. Thompson Graham Torrance Charles Trodler H. R. Trask . J. J. Trask .. Sink Lidd ..: J T. Tuomy . . J. Miller & Cc n. J. Unruh . J. W. Valtz . Chas. Vandersluis C. W. Warfield 10.96 133.19 2.80 353 75 18.76 142.57 14.72 Warfield Elec. Co. F.- A. Wilson J. Warninger A. G. Wedge . 0. J. Weekly .... A. E. Witting Wes Wright C. J. Woodmansee 2.94 |A. P. White . 47.55 1.96 | M. F. Wilson 3.92 5.80|D. Wilcox 2.24 ‘g4 |E. H. Winter & Co. 16.46 2.80|L. A. Warq 13.44 65.04 | Jas. Winebrenner 1.02 8.40 | Andrew Wilmar 11.70 3.82|T J. Welsh ..... 3.64 3.08|A. T. Wheelock .. 1.84 2.86|7- A. Loucgren 2.80 205.80-9- G. Zeigler . 16.24 69.22 | A- H. Jester .. .24 176.36 | J- C. Larson 1.80 19.10 |- J. Opsahl . 16.43 3.14|E. L. Powell & Cu 1.95 10.88 |J- P- Ridell . .30 53.77 | Rood & Co. 1.95 2.24 | Bemidji Pioneer Pub Co 3.11 - 3.08 | Bemidji Handle Co. .. 3.90 19.90 = 33.21 Generally. 14.39| “Pa,” said Freddy. “what is a social scale?” 18:'3: “Generally speaking.” replied pa, 330 |1t 8 place where they welgh money.” 2.91/ - There is an obliqgue way of reproof 3.64 | which takes off from the sharpness of 16.07 |t.—Steele 22.09 v 4.76 S \YOUR GRAY HAIRS 3.64 L ", s Lyv QUICKLY VANISH 35.37 - Ak U 18.22| A Haimless Remedy, Made From 2.24| Garden Sage, Restores Color to 9.26 Gray Hair. 1.68 e 31.25 A feeling of sadness accompanies 106.94 | the discovery of the first gray hairs, 17.08 | which, unfortunately, are luoked up- 617.41on as heralds of advancing age. Gray 2.24 |hairs, however, are not always an 6.33 | indication of advancing age, for 1.96 [many people have gray hairs quite 197.20 | early in life. Of course it is unna- 2.24 |tural, and indicates that there is 1,470.00 | something wrong with the individ- 10.98 lual, and that Nature needs assist- 1.40 |ance in correcting the trouble. The 1.36 | same is true of hair that is constant- 338.20 |1y falling out and becoming thinner 13.83 | every day. If everything is right 24.22 | with Nature, the hair, even in com- . 16.80 | paratively elderly people, should be 15.47 | long, thick and glossy, without even 3.64 |a streak of gray. 38.33 The ideal assistant to Nm.ure in 17.64 [ restoring and preserving the hair is 52.92 | Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair 2.69 |Remedy, "a clean and wholesome 146.38 | dressing for daily use. It not only 10.84 |removes, dandruff, but strengthens .56 | weak, thin and falling hair and pro- 108.64 | motes its growth. A few applica- 11.20 | tions will restore faded or gray hair 1.74 |to its natural color. 14,45 Get a: bottle today, and let it do .84 |for you what it has done for thou- 2.24 |sands of others. 2.24 This preparation is offered to the 62.78 [ public at fifty cents a bottle, and is 3.36 | recommended and sold by all drug- 5.85 | gists. 2.80 3276|NOTICE OF APPLICATION s¢| ~ FOR TRANSFER OF 9.26 LIQUOR LICENSE 7.76 STATE OF MINNESOTA, 4.63 y of Beltrami %sa O oY omtait 46.48] Nouice Is hereby given, That application 2.24 | bas beon made in writing to the city council f.sald city of Bemidjl aud filed in my office, 13.10 | pravine for the transfer of business location 18.48 | Bon ReE Sl on Nove Srd b5, bo the 2,24 | following person, and at the followibg place, *% " |as stated in said application, respectively. 6.60 | to-wit: 3.92 HARRY GUNSALUS At and in the front room ground fioor of that certain two story brick building located on lot 5, blocl rgl nll townsite. Blld tlwll ion will be heard and deter- Ulty council of the Oity of Be- ml 1 at 1 room In the City hall in Baid Otey of Bermid it n. Beltsaon County, tate of nesots, on Monday the 20th day. sl Jlnnlt!, 1912, ‘at 8 o'olock p. m. of that 5 hand and seal of said nsmmsu Thia 15vh day' of Junuolry,. i o '8RO, SrEIR, City Ule‘lk 3 4 @ s tes Batch ot by 3 abutel of biseu 0o of them open lie dough hias & will prove tvou tha 1 Powder for every pu The Delights In Baking Wlth CALUMET BAKING POWDER | 11 wonderfully raised they come from the d note how thoroughly, n I i | 0000000000000 00 ¢ LODGEDOM - IN BEMIDJI & EIROROR SRR RCR R R RR R A 0. U. W. Bemidji Lodge No. 77, cular_meetin nlgm.—flm and | cuf 0" 29%ha “Fretlows 108 BEltrami Ave. e B. P. O B Bemidii Loage No. o5z, Regular _ meef i~ and third Thumdays. 8 o’clock—at Masonic hall, Beltrami Ave, and Fifth C. 0. F. second and fourtn y evening, at 8 clock in_basement of Catholic entiren: grer , buy acan of .\ DEGREE OF HONOR. Meeting = nights __every ¥ second and fogrth Monda evenings, at 0dd Fellows Hall. r and taste. wst depend- F. 0. E. Regular meeting _nights every 1st and 2nd Wednes- day evening at 8 o'clock. Eagles hall. The Pmneer Want Ads | G A RB. egular meetings—First ang” Shira Saturdf foons, at 2:3 Hail %08 Boftraci e | CASH WITH GOPY | @ - ‘ l/z cent per word per Issue | L 0. 0. F. Bemidji Lodge No. 119 Regular meeting nights every Friday, 3 o'clock at 0dd Feliows Hall, 402 Beltrami. Regular charge rate 1 cent per word per insertion. 15 cents. "HOW THOSE WANT ADS DO THE BUSINESS: They tell what you have to sell to everybody in Bemidji. The Ploneer goes everywhere so that everyone has a neighbor who takes it and people wholdo not take the paper genernlly read their neighbor’s so your want ad_gets to them all. 15 Cent a Word Is All It Costs Can’t Lose Much by Taking a Chance No ad taken for less than Phone 31 0 0. O. F. Camp No. 24. Regular meeting every second and fourth Wednesdays at $ o'clock, at Odd Fellows Hall. Rebecca Lodge. Regular meeting nights — first and third W ednesday!l at 8 o'clock —L HELP WANTED B B U VU SO PUUPIUOU WANTED—Competent girl for gen- eral housework. son, 1101 Dewey Ave. WANTED—Bright boy Cigar Co., 312 Minnesota Ave. FOR SALE ARE YOU STILL GOING TO PAY that rent every month when these opportunities are waiting for you to own your home? 3 5 room cottage, 50 foot lot on Bemidji Ave., on payments of $25 per month. A 4 room cottage on Beltrami Ave., between 5th and 6th St. We can arrange this on small monthly payments. A 4 room house between Beltra- mi and Minnesota Ave., large lot. Only takes $300 cash to buy this. 2 six room, modern houses on Minnesota Ave., can make good terms. < Huffman, Harris & Reynolds. FOR RENT e FOR RENT—Six room house. A. Klein. MISCELLANEOUS WANTED — Position young man, expert bookkeeper, salesman, or will do both; very best references. Harry Bowers, 417 Bast 25th Street, Minneapolis, Minn. wanted by Mrs. John Wil-| at Bemidji| WANTED—Dining and sleeping car conductors, $75-$125. Experience unnecessary, we teach you, write ENIGHTS OF PHYTHIAS. Bemidji Lodge No. 168. Regug‘gr meeting m‘g:tsfiev'- er; uesday _evenin; Sdlock—at the Bagles Hall, ‘Ihird street. Dining Car World, 125 W. Van Buren, Chicago. WANTED TO TRADE—What Have you to trade for new standard pia- no? Call at second hand etore, .- 0dd Fellows Bldg. LADIES OF THE MAC- CABEES. Regular meeting night last Wednesday evening in each month. BOUGHT AND SOLD—=Second hand MASONIC. furniture. Odd Fellows building, across from postoffice, phone 129, NOTICE OF APPLICATIO £ - & A M., Bemidi, 258" T o ghiay meeting nights — first and thirg Wednesdays, 8 o'clock—at Masonic _"Hall, .Beltrami ‘Ave., and Fifth St —FOR— ! TRANSFER OF LIQUOR LICENSE Bemigjt Chapier - No. 70, R. A. tat ed convocations STATE OF MINNESOTA, | | County of Beltrami, ' :ss. City of Bemidji. Notice is hereby given, That application has been made in wriring to the city council of said City of Remidji and filed in my office. praying for a trausfer of location of a llcense to sell intoxicating liaugrs ~for the term terminating Feb. 22nd, 1912 by the following person, and at the follow- ing place as stated in said application, re- spectively to-wit: LAKS L. LIND at and in the front room ground floor of that wilkanah Commandery No. 30 SH% KT, Stated_conclave—second Sye#§S ald fourtn Fridays, 8 o'clock p. m.—at Masonic Témple, Bel- trami Ave., and Fifth St. certain two story brick building located on thenorth 20 feet of the south 100 feet of | low 1 4, 1a. 18 and 17, townsite. Said applications will be heard and deter- mined by said clty council of the City of Bemidii at the council ‘room in the city hall in said City of Bemidji in Beltrami county and State of Minnesota. on Monday. the 20th block 17, original |’ / M. B. A. Roosevelt, ~ No. 1523, Regular® meeting nights every second and fourtn Thursday evenings at 8 oclock in 0Odd ~Fellows ay of Jan. 1912, at §o'clock p.m. of that | a7 Witness my hand and seal of City of Be- midji this 15th day of Jan. I GEO. STEIN, . City Clerk. o Jan 1522 M. W. A. Bemidji Camp No. 5012 Regular meeting nights — § urst and third Tuesdays at o'clock dd Fello Hall, 402 Béltrami Ave O " STRAUBE PIANOS AND STRAUBE PLAYER PIANOS customer.’ the dealer. . reach of all. Sing Their Own Praises These instruments are .sold by responsible dealers only, and we have yet to hear of the first dissatistied The guarantee isabsolute and binding on both the factory and The price 1s w1thm the MODERN SAMARITANS. Regular meeting nights on the first and mxnf T Fm days n the L O. : 3 SONS OF HERMAN. Meetings held third, Sunday afternoon of each month at Troppman's Hall. YEOMANS. Meetings the first Friday, evening of the month at. the home of Mrs. H. F. Schmidt, 306 Third street. R. F. MURPH’Y FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER Office’313 Wiliam C. Klein INSURANCE Rentas, Bonds, Real Estats First Mortgage Loans - on City and Farm ;l’roper,ty { i - (& % [