Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 30, 1913, Page 6

e § ¥ fl | SNAPSHOTS AT CELEBRITIES: E. E. McCall, Candidate For Mayor of New York. @ 1913, by Amcrican Press Association. ®Award E. McCall, regular Demo- eratic nominee for the mayoralty of New York, has been chairman of the public service commission. second dis- trict, since last February. At the time of his appointment Mr. McCall was a sapreme court justice, with four years to serve. Beforethis election to the su- preme bench. in 1902, he had not held public office, but had a large practice ay a corporation lawyer andrhad been eounse] for several big insurance com panfes. Born in Albany in 1863, Mr. McCall ‘was- educated in the public schools of' Me native city and was graduated| from the law department of the New Xprk university. The late John A. Mec- Qull, president of the New York Life|. Imsurance company. was his brother. He Is a member of several clubs, in- euding the Harlem Catholic and the Lawyers’. s A Versatile Musician, Henry Schumann-Heink, son of the Id famous contralto, recently passed thie civil service .examination for the position of detective in the office o the prosecutor of Passaic county. N. J. standing highest on the list. Mr. Schumann-Heink has been succes- aively mechanical engineer,. actor, qulcal comedy singer, inventor and writer. He has operatic ambitions and, i:fi]nds to keep up his musical studies le engaged in detective work. Governor of Alabama. Wmmet O'Neal, governor of Ala. ‘bama, whose recent. appointment of, “Osngressman H. D. Clayton; to the. United States senate to fill 4 vacaney -aseused much discussion, is one of the mest progressive of southern states- men. He is a firm believer in the de- velopment of the agricultural possibili- “ties of the state and the education of ‘#he negro in the latest and most sci- emtific farming methods. A native of Alabama, Governor O'Neal bears the distinction. of being @y American Press Association., EMMETT O'NBAL: the,som of a governor, his father hay img been chief executive of Lhe .Bta He was educated at the University Alabama and was admitted to the bar i 1875. His chief political service be- |- fove his election as governor was as presidential elector. to which position he was three times chosen. He was Umited States attorney for the north- erm district of Alabama during' Presi- @ent Cleveland's second. term and was a member of the constitutional conven: tioa of 1901. in which he was a promi- newt and forceful figure.” Goyernor O’Neal is sixty years of age. Chief of the Chlppwul. ) Baward L. Rogers, county attorney of Cass county. Mo.. has also been eleeted chief ofi the cowbined: Chip- pewa tribes of, his native state and wilj lead their fight against the fed- 00 alleged to have been due for ma years. He is a Chippewa himself, . ghmeiphysically, and during his , ol- lage carcer was famous as a ‘football player at Carlisle and the Unlvontty [To stop waR Expenses | i .Congregational Council President Wilson, (| Kapsas City, Oct. 30.—The National || l ‘| Council of Congregational Churches | appealed in a resolution to Presldent Wilson and members of congress to call a halt in the' “swelling ‘expendi- tures for the paraphernalia of war.” fhe resolution, however, .was not adopted' without, opposltion In speaking for the appea.L to. the presidpnt Charles A. Blanchard, Whea- tom; Illi, said: - “Our war éxpenses are- two-thirds of the expenses of the national 8OV~ ernment. We have been leading Eu- .rope. in. uu_s_e expenditures.” | They Make You Feel Good The pieasant purgative effect pro- duced by Chamberlain’s Tablets and the healthy condition of body and mind whieh they create make one ‘feel' joyful: For sale by all dealers— Adv. PLAN ATTACK ON PRESIDENT New Jersey Suffragists. Will Visit White House Nov. 16, ‘Washington, Oct. 30.—Women from President Wilson's own state will swoop down on the White House Nov. 16 to discuss “votes for women” with the president. Suffragists from New Jersey are coming_ then to labor with their sena- tors and congressmen in support of the constitutional amendment _provid- ing universal suffrage. Two Persons Killed In Crash. 'Spokane. Wash., Oct. 30.—Engineer D.-C. Miller and Fireman G. J. Davis, both of this city, were killed when the engine of Great Northern passen- ger train No. 1, westbound, mpplpd’ qyer- a trestle fifty feet high after; running into. the -rear end of a work of ‘the St. Paul and the Spokane,- Port- land and Seattle railroads, sixty miles southwest of here. A Marvelous Escape “My little boy had a marvelous es- cape,” writes P, F. Bastiams of Prince Albert, Ceape of Good Hope. “It occurred in ;the middle of the night. He got a very severe attack of croup. 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