Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 18, 1913, Page 4

HERE WE NOTE THE DROP SHOULDER ON A COAT Essentially plain and straight of line, and revers of brocaded satin. To copy the separate coat must be smart of|in size 36 43 yards of 42 inch material eut. For trimming it depends more or [ will be needed with % of a yard of less upon an oddly shaped rever, an|brocade. attractive cuft or belt. are required. There is something very ln.rnquvo ognizable. The novelty fabrics, in which many | about the lines of 7978. of these coats are made, are in them- | closely a suit of Poiret, made of bright selves decorative, and few trimmings | blue velours de laine with trimmings "Tweeds In new mix-|of black silk braid and toucheg tures effectively relieved by plain ma- | scarlet, the buttons were centered with terials, ratines. velours de laine and the | scarlet. new fur fabrics are all favored. These|low belt and the turndown collar are The drop shoulder effect, the new fur fabrics, by the way, are some | modish and distinctive. of them so much like the real skins It resembles EXPLODES WHILE 900 FEETINAIR| German War crafi . Tnta!ly![ecknd; [ON FIHAL TRIAL TRIP Admiralty Commissioners. and All Save One on Board Meet Instant Il_eam Berlin, Oct. 18.—The -new naval Zeppelin airship I-2 exploded. in -the air near Johannisthal and was com- ‘pletely: wrecked. Twenty-sevéen ‘Dersons were nbo-rdr the craftand allbut one were killed. The party included the entire admiralty trial board, headed by Commander Benisch, conducting the final trials prier to the acceptance as part of the new German aerfal navy. = . " Lieutenant Baron von Bleul’of the Queen Augusta Grenadier guards, who was making the trip as a’guest, was the: only survivor of the wreck. He was badly injured and his condition is oritical. Many ' of the bodies were so badly burned and mangled. as to“be unrec: The 12 was the latest of the aertll war craft built by the Zeppelin com® pany for the German navy and was on her trial trip.. Flames were seen to envelop, .the. craft from stem to stern before those on. the qmund of 8% yards of 36 inch velours de latne | heard the detonation and then the that it is difficult to tell the difference.| with 5 yards of braid will be needed to | ship crashed to earth. s They are light, supple and warm. One|make In size of them—broadtail, for Instance—could be used with 7983 very appropriately. ‘Here ratine was used with cufts, collar To obtain either pattern illustrated fill out this coupon and enclose 15 cents in stamps or coin. BEe sure to state number of pattern and size, measuring over the fullest part of the bust. Address Pattern Department, care of this paper. sl The Zeppelin-L-2 was the only re- maining-aerial cruiser of the German navy: She was the, built. Accident lost two other. naval Zeppelins . with great. loss of . lite in commission. Nine Hundred Feet in Aair. the aviation field when fire envelopéd PECKLES CAPTURES (Continued from Page 1.) Peckles ushered Falberg to the po- take care of him until he sobered up. The only excuse he gave for taking der arrest. County attorney Graham |poyng over the Grand Jury. M. Torrance will prosecute the case this afternoon when it is brought be- fore Court Commissioner D. H. Fisk. Wanted Matter Dropped When Jorgenson was informéd that this money was safe he appear- ed to be satisfied and wished to drop the matter and release the prisoner. Local authorities refused to do so and Andy McNabb stated that if Jor- genson did not appear agalnst the prisoner that he would swear out a warrant as the robbery took place in his saloon which was something he would not permit. When Falberg was interviewed this morning he stated that he had in the basement of hotel and whose case was adjourned until this morning were again tried this morning but upon the suggestion | ran out of my shop,” he said, “to see of the city attorney their case. was|the Zeppelln a mass of flames, tully next Saturday | 900 feet up. which | sight. The big bag blazed from end ad journed morning at nine o'clock at time some definite sentence will be|to end. set. Boys Case Adjourned Wilfred Case and Delmar Bjerke, who were brought before Judgs Cro- well yesterday morning for stealing| life. five bottles of beer from an ice box the: great gas bag. short ‘'space of time before”the spec- meteor and the spectators scittered trom the deluge of fire 'whlch came from her. This was the sixth of the air craft built by the aged Count Zeppelin, pio- neer of German aviation, that has come to grief, but only the list three the Markhaim | W88 Manager Wiener of the Albatross One Drunk Up Berk Harcourt was hailed before recently came here from Dakota |Judge Crowell on a charge of intoxi- where he had been working. He ad-|cation but upon the suggestion of mitted that he had never met Jor-|City Attorney Russel was genson before but that a friend of |upon a suspended sentence provid(ng his victim had instructed him to|he leave the city today. Voting Power and Subscription Price In the Schroeder-Pioncer Free Piamo Contest DAILY Three Months Subscription... Six Months Subsecription.... One Year Subscriptian.............. WEEKLY One Year Subscription.... Two Years Subecription ... Three Years Subscription MERCHANDISE BOUGCHT AT SCHROEDER’S One Dollar’s Worth.... Five Dollars’ Worth..................... Votes Price $1.00 2.00 4.00 $1.50 3.00 4.50 $1.00 5.00 If you have a friend who wants to win that piano, find out her number and cast your votes for her. See to it that you get votes and receipts with your payments for merchandise and subscriptions. HELP DECIDE THE WINNER 8T. PAUL SR | This space reserved by the Bemidji Townsite & Improvement Co. For Price of Lots, Terms, Etc,, INQUIRE OF T. C. BAILEY, ) Bemid)l, or write BEIIDJI TOWNSITE & IMPROVEFENT CO.. 820 Capital Bank Buliding released | Pietzker and Naval Engineer Busch. aeroplane works, which is.near.the Johannisthal aerodrome. “I heard a terrific detonation and It was a fascinating Before the wreck hit the ground the dirigible had been entirely consumed, except for her aluminum ... 4. + o e e e oo o e o obe e o ok o[ frame work.” The ‘admiralty commission wae made up of Captain’ Benisch, Lieu- {enant Commander Freyer, naval offi- cers; Naval Architects Neumann.and They were all killed instantl. Lieutenant. Commander Freyer.was in comand of the dirigible. He was formerly an sldsde-cnmp to -Prinee Albert, '.hlrd THREE TOTS AWAIT I’ARENTS at New York. - New York, Oct, 18.—The tragedy of the Volturno is being told in the cries of sorrow and joy of threé little sea] ity that the name of the Protestant waifs _at “the" nurse's ‘settlement’ in| Episcopal church of America might |3 shortly a{ter being completed and put 000,000 value § It ‘was only | elg tators heard the terrific detonation | from $181,145 & D ARING PICKPOCKET his money was that he did it for-a|and knew that an explosion had been | 1 joke and only intended to run around | caused by the fire, The ‘'monster b the block with it and then return it | loon plunged earthward i to it’s owner. Falberg will have a hearing this lice station where he was placed un-|yeternoon and will undoubtedly be accidents were attended with' loss of Murphy, after Little !urvlvcrl of Val(uruo Dlumr “German War Craft Meets ‘Disaster on Trial Trip. #|| peared to be afraid to play their SEVEN ARE KILLED IN MINE Fifty Mexican Workmen Trapped by Cavein at-Rockdale, Tex. ‘Tex., - Oct. 18.—Trapped 3 nearby creek over. flowed and floodéd the- mine, seven wo'rkA g8 of the Vogel Lignite com iere.: Fifty men were in the mlno, but“the others escaped. UNITED STATES NOW BIG BEEF MPORTER l:nangn Shown by Figures of !_lepanmgm of (:o_mmerce. ‘Washington,” ‘Oct. 18.—The recent transfer of the United States from the small list of beef exporting coun: tries to the large list of beef import. ing countries is sharply illustrated by the August figures of imports and ex- Ports” of beet “arid ‘Geef cattle, and a comparison thereof with the August res of earller years, compiled by the bureau” ,of "foreign and domestic eommeree of the departmant of com- Jast dirigible | p oo This shows' (lnt the exports of beet and beef cattle have fallen from $44, he eight months end- ed August, 1904, to practically $1,000,- 000 in’ the cofresponding months of The L-2 was flying 900 feet over 1913, and that the impoits of cattle éased from 9,357 in the - months of 1904 to 340,105 in the same period of 1913, and their value 904 to $5,031,842 in — « siwae | YOUNG DUKE FACES TRIAL in"all directions ‘to save themselves | Tobacco King's ‘Son to Be Charged With Manslaughter. w|team of that village this afternoon. Mexican miners were drowned in th| BLACKDUCK HAS TEAM To play their first game of the season the boys comprising the Be- midji High school “second - team Journeyed to Blackduck this morning where they will meet the high school| This will be the first football game ever played in Blackduck and as a team had never been organized in that village the boys comprising the High' school team of this year ap- first game with Bemidji’s first team. Although the candidates for the Blackduck team are large they are not as yet familiar with the scienti- fic points of the game. The Bemidji second team consists of 11 fast but exceptionally light boys. Signals and team -work have been practiced until every player is thoroughly familiar with every play. For practice they have played the first team and have glven the heavier team several hard games. Herald Hayner end on the first team will referee the game. Harry Wolf has been elected cap- tain of the junior eleven and will play quarterback in Saturday’s game. No game will be played this week by the first team but an effort to bring Grand Rapids here for the following week will be made. the United States. United States, for an announcement such footgear had “reached consider- able proportions.” While the wearers to Holland is growing. such as tanneries, breweries and liv- ery stables, and by workmen in steel | 2 mills and glass factories who must walk on hot grates or floors. Farmers, too, are classed among the users.” HOW’S THIS? ward for any case of Cattarh that can- not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. ‘We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be- leve him verfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh 'Cure is taken intern- ally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonlals sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. . Sold by all Druggists. T 's Family Pills for consti- pation. 7 EVERY farmer should have a Ford automobile. It should be part of his farm equipment. A SATURDAY, OCT., 18, 1913, ° The strong, sturdy, speedy Ford is reduced in price. This is the time of year you need it, when you are busy. Let’s talk it over. New prices, Runabout $500.00, Touring car $550.00. Over 300,000 satisfed ! owners.. Postal card brings a cata- logue. Northern Automobile Go. Phone 474 WORN BY CERTAIN WORKERS | Growing Demand for Wooden Shoes In | 3 ‘Washington, Oct. 18.—Wooden shoes | § may yet become the vogue in the| g by the United States forest service de-| § clares the industry of manufacturing| J are not yet numbered among the 5|4 o'clock tea habitues or the darlmgs\ : | of the drawing rooms, nevertheless 3 the demand for foot covering peculiar | & “These shoes,” the forest service or- 3 ficials declare, “cost from 60 to 75|!3 cents a pair and are good for two|f years. They are worn by those who | d have to work in cold or-wet places,|§ i from time to time: ‘We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- Carbon Paper| We have an assortment of high grade paper ully guaranteed, in all colors 8 1-2 x 11 .and 812 x13 At $1 and $1.25 a box (Can you beat it?) Yes, there are 100 sheets in each box. and if the paper does not satisfy you know where you bought it—your money returned if you want it always. Beware! Special agents call on the trade about the city They may offer you enticing looking bargains—but—what if you're not satisfied? It may be a case of throwing it into the waste basket. We Buy on a Guarantee and Sell the Same Way. Bemidji Pioneer Supply Store Phone 31 Seattle, w-nh Oct. 18 —Lawrence e, & son of Brodie Duke, the to- bacco manufacturer, will be held on a chargé of manslaughter, it was an- nounced by ° Prosecuting Attorney investigation of the killing of Henry N. Farr and the in- One of those who saw the accident juring of Alffed C. Hoglund and Thomas G. Sinimons by an automobile driven by Duke. Murphy declared that the breaking of the nl.eerlng gear, which Duke says vas fesponsible for the crash, did not occur until after Duke's machine struck a telegraph pole; after smash- ng Inw the Hoglund car. £y GIRL PUNCHEI “CON.” New York, Oct. 18.—Miss Alice Bradley, aged twenty, described as “athletic,” punch- ed a street car conductor be- cause he refused to pick up a nickel she dropped on the car floor—and-was fined $10. L T TR R RO RO Name of. Pmmnt Epl.eopl! Church to Remain the Same. New York's Fdst Side. There in sort| be changed at this general convention little beds are three nameless, home-| Was disposed of by the house of depu- ties. This body adopted a report sub- | X less: orphans, survivors of the disas- ter which claimed 136 lives. x ‘When the lifeboats of the Kroon:| survivors and Captain Inch and th remnant of his crew, were put along- mitted by the’committee of prayer book, which found. that it was without 1and, the first rescue ship to reach|Jjurisdiction to’act upon resolutions |3 New York with women and children: proposing - changes “in - the legal tme of the church. - - The committee llw recommundod side the burning Volturno elght' days| delay in considering the -memorial ago these three children were mm from the diocese of California refer-| from the deck to the Kroonland' m, ring specific rated from their parents. . Marcon! Victim of Aute Mlnl;lp. Whan a census was taken of those o 3 g aboard 48 the Red Star liner .pulled AVA away from the burning ship it was BAL““,LAVA unvwo" DEAD found these children had beelr sepa: title page of: the prayer:book. Last of Officers Who Took Part In o rigade. g .- George Orby ;| Wombwel, the last of the officers who -Bologna, Italy, Oct. 13—Willlam| took part; in ‘the charge of the Light Marconi, the wireless inventor, was in abother automobile accident similar tc the one wh' h cost him the loss of an & corner. No one' was injured. 1 Will Buy : with his wi’ to Pontecchia his ‘motot Crimean ear collided with & cart while turning' fumous Chaig, 7-ft Jack Pme Post Delivered under him, " F e e ol o e e o NO CHANGE AT PRESENT 3 y to a change in -the |3 'T00 LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE—Base burner coal stove $5.50. Phone 195. 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