Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 29, 1913, Page 2

Thirty Latest Designs Look At Them Aren’t they beautiful? One of these handsome Belding Pillow Tops with Back given -FREE to every purchaser of a 25 cent Beld- ing Outfit containing 6 skeins of Belding’s Embroidery Silk llustrated Lesson and Latest Em. broidery Designs, Thkis is @ Spacial Offer so don’ldelay Comy '?‘ early today ang ick out the Pillow Top you want F 0’Leary-Bowser Co, Bomidj, Minn. Third Street. TIRES- -VULGAN!ZING w Wo s -ul -ll m-:m ’“‘i# °"huv WBTM m ll l!lll Co. Dinneapolis in uspengers, 6 1:;..:,""3} room to we =————1 TRY A WANT AD ARMY ORGANIZATION FOR STATE MILITIA Secretary Garrison Issues Order for Enforcing Law. Washington, Aug. 29.—Federal funds are not to be used after Jan. 1 next for the organized militia of the states unless the citizen soldiery complies with the law which declares their organizations “shall be the'same as that which is now or may here- after be prescribed for the regular army of the United States.” This order has been issued by the war department. The law was pass- ed several years ago and Secretary Garrison expresses the belief that “a sufficient time has now elapsed to enable the state more definitely to conform in organization to the regu- lar army.” “If at any time the number of com- panies in a complete regiment falls below twelve, exclusive of the ma-. chine gun company,” the order says, “the deficiency may be replaced with- in six months or the regimental or- ganization be considered as perma- nently abandoned, the officers and enlisted men of the regimental head- quarters, the headquarters , detach- ment, the mounted scouts and order- les, the machine gun company, the band, and one battalion headquarters being mustered out or otherwise dis- posed of.” . P —— 'PEACE PALACE DEDICATED' Carnegle's Magnificent Gift Now Ready for Use. The Hague, Aug. 29.—The capital was gaily decorated 1n homor of the ceremonies in oconnection with the dedication of the Palace of Peace, An- dréw Carnegio’s magnificent gift, as a home for the permament court of ar- hitzation, Many notable men, pris- elpally diplomats, were hare from other countries to attemd the cere- monfes. The American’ minister te ] | The Netherlands, Lloyd Dryu. end Mr. {|amd Mrs. Carnegie were also in at- tendance. Among the other Amer- feans present was Oscar Straus of New York, a member of the perma- nent .court of arbitration. In 1903 Mr. Carnegie placed at the Dutch government’s disposal the sum of $1,600,000 and the government appropriated $275,000 to buy a site. The furnishings are gifts from the various nations that are parties te the treaty under which the court of arbitration exists. Wealthy Kansan Ends Life. Olathe, Kan., Aug. 20.—Dr. G. 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