Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 10, 1913, Page 8

. ‘Town Orders Payable = /All orders on the Road and Bridge fund of the Town ‘of. Nebish registe: ed prior te Oct,. '8, 1913 and all or- ders on;the general fund to date will Dbe paid upen their presentation to the Northern Natlonal Bank Bemidji, Minn. 'ASK TO UNSEAT MONEY - TRUST IS BIG _ (Continued from Page I.) MANY NEW LAWS i ¢ TAKE EFFECT SOON = et GRIPPE PREVALEN] Regain Strength After a Sever Attack : How 1o (Continued trom Page 1.) | Dboratons must have in order to live. And it has this power because t con- trols the reserve of capital. The control of the great insurance companies is an important factor. in this situation. 'Into the coffers of these concerns pour a tremendous volume of savings, v&'hi_ch, when pool- ed in' New York, clamor for invest- ment. The resources of the insur- ance companies are vast, and they are largely invested in bank stock. Hence, whoever controls the insur- ance companies controls the banks whose stock is held by these com- panies, and this control multiplies many fold the dynamic power of each dollar of insurance reserves. It ex- plains why J. P, Morgan thought it cheap to pay $3,000,000 for 51 per cent of the $100,000 of capital stock of the Equitable Life. The other great Morgan insurance companies, the New York Life and the New York Mutual, are controlled without a dol- lar of investment by the Money Trust.. The assets of thes three compan- ies amount to nearly two billion dol- lars. The Pujo Committee found Morgan in control of banks having nearly two billions of deposits, al- most aff of which are at the dispos-| al of the financial oligrachs. This money belongs to the people, but it has been forged into the chains of slavery. engines. Sleeping Car Tax The sleeping car tax is fixed at 5 per cent of the gross earnings of the companies in the state. This affects the business after January 1, 1914, the first tax under the new law to be paid in 1915. , - The pure mattress law provides that every mattress sold after Janu- ary 1 must have a label showing the materials used in its manufacture, and whether they are new or second- hand . 3 The salary of the mayor of Minne- apolis is increased to $6,000 and of the alderman to $1,5600 in two laws effective January 1. The Bendixen 2-cent fare law was passed on the assumption that the 1907 2-cent fare law would be heald: invalid. The 1907 law, having been held valid, the new law will ‘not change rates but it has been feared that since it fixes rates on earnings instead of on valuation of the roads, it may upset the Supreme Court de- cision upholding the 1907 law. Mileage for Town Assessors. Town assessors are given mileage for their trips to the county seat, in addition to present perquisites, un- der .another law effective January 1. Two or three other laws of minor im- portance also will go into effect New Year's. : winter a few words of advice regarg, ing its cause and treatment will no be out of place. '[ Grippe is an infectious disease eas- ily taken when the system is in a tired or run-down condition. The best means of -prevention are to keep the blood in good healthy condition, and if the system gets into a weak, run-down condition, take Vi: nol, our delicious cod liver and iron tonic. A lady from Long Branch, N. J. says: “Grippe left me in a nervous, weakened, run-down condition. After taking three hbottles of Vinol I am better and stronger than I have been for years, and I cheerfully recommend Vinol to all who have suffered from the grippe and meed strength.” (Name furnished on request.) ANDREW EDWARDS * Treasurer. Town of Nebish Minn. One dollar or :ore saved for Christmas presents by purchasing from Mrs. E. L. Woods.—Adv. ADDITIONAL WANTS T00 LATE TO CLASSIFY LOST—Ladies’ gold watch in hunt- ing case. Name “Capitola” in back cover. Return to Pioneer office or Berman Emporium - for reward. WANTED—To buy a pair of ‘second- hand girl’s skates, size 9 or 9. Telephone 670 before 7 o’clock. FOR SALE—Small team of mares. " Weight about 1700; five years old Inquire or write O. Parson, Cass Lake, Box 414. FOR RENT—Upstairs. Two . bed rooms furnished. Corner of 8 and America, FOR SALE—340 feet 3-4 in Manila rope 100 feet 5-8 in slightly used six dollars for the lot cost seven- teen dollars. C. W.. Nelson. | S AR e such a valuable strength creator and health restorer for the convalscent. the weak and run-down as Vinol, and your money will be returned if it does not do all we claim for it. Bar- ker’s Drug Store Bemidji. P. S. If you have any skin trouble try Saxo Salve. We guarantee it.— Adv. ' CUT THIS OUT ‘And Bring It With You This sheet is for use of out-of-town people only. By presenting it to th; stores below mentioned, when you make your purchases, your fare will be refunded. CUSTOMER’S REFUND SHEET il ‘enter the amount pur- : chased at hisstore and sign his name opposite the amount and wl;éh you have completed your shopping bring this sheet to the THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER office and secure your railroad fare. If five per cent of your purchases amount to the price of your ticket (round trip) or more your fare will be paid in cash. If it amounts to less you will be paid the entire 5 per cent. “Keep this sheet until you have completed your shopping. Present this sheet to each merchant from whom _you make a purchase. He | P — S’ i e Merchants who refund your fare Name: of Gustomer Address - Amount Signature E. A. Barker Abercrombie’s Battle’s Hardware Store Beo. T. Baker & Co. The Bazaar Store Berman Emporium Carlson’s Variety Store Fair Store Gill Brothers Given Hardware Go. J. P. Lahr / . ’ s e Megroth Variety Store Murphy Furniture Store Netzer's Drug Store 0'Leary-Bowser Co. A. B. Paimer Pioneer Pub. Co. Ree & Markusen ] Schasider Bros. V. 6. Schrosder : F. 6. Iroppfiln : : : L - With so much grippe prevalent thi;s, ‘We have never sold in our store i T_Tl{fis s i efich your ” while An “Omega”_ Solid 14-kt. Gold Bracelet-Watch [BothWafi:h and Bracelet are 14 kt.Solid Gold] Worth $75.%2 to $9(Q% Absolutely Free! to the person compiling the greatest number of words from the ten letters in the words Cut out the letters and make all the words you English words only; must be spelled correctly. Write on one side of paper; 50 words to a sheet. Letters’' can be repeated. If competing lists contain same number of words, neatness: will determine award. Theee local judges shall decide as to the winner. List must be delivered to our store on or. before closing date of Skill Test. I The Bracelet Watch—the newest production of the OMEGA WATCH COMPANY— is on exhibition in our show window, together with other sizes and styles of Omega Watches for Men and Women; at prices to-suit every purse. The purpose of this Skill Test, and the offer.of this very high grade watch, is to impress you with the all around excellence: of, Omega; Watches and eo influence your holiday buying. - Skill Test Closes in Six Weeks! IIIIlIIIIIIIIII'IIIIHIIglIIIIHIIIIIIl 118 Thrid St. Geo. T. Baker & Co. Manufacturing Jewelers Ben_llfl]l ;;IIHIIIHIIHIIIIIII(IIIlIIIIIIIIllIIIlIIIlIIIllIIIflIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII]IIIlIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIlII[IIlIlIllIIBIIIIIlflIIImIIIIIIII_I Near the Lake NO SOLUTION OF TRUST PROBLEM McReynolds Silent on Sub- ject in First Report. NEW RETIREMENT PLAN Attorney General Would :Give Presi- dent Power to Name New Federal Judoe ‘Where Occupant of :Bench be appointed for specified terms and ‘'subject to removal by the president for cause and asks that provision be made ‘for ‘a review by the supreme court of the now final decisions of the court of customs appeals, on applica- tion only of the government. SAYS STORAGE TRUST EXISTS Arbitrarily Fixes the Price of Butter and Eggs. Chicago, Dec. 10.—That a gigantic nmonopoly that arbitrarily fixes the wholesale price of butter and egss, produced. by the Central Western states, operates under the guise of the ‘Chicago Butter and Egg board, is the finding of Master in Chancery A. B. Morrison in a report filed with Judge Kohlsaat in federal court here. The report alleges that within the Reaches Age Limit and Does Not Avail Himself of Privilege of Re- tiring. Washingteon, Deec. 10.—Attorney General McReynolds in his first.re- port as head of the law department of the government makes few recom- mendations for legislation. = The changes” he urges have more to do with the machinery of courts than with the fabric of the law. ‘On an anti-trust legislative pro- gram the attorney general was silent. He asked congress for no amendment to the Sherman act, the rod his de- partment uses to bring trusts to | terms, and he points out no fault in its operation. ¥ Attorney General McReynolds made it clear, however, that so long as he was head of the department he would oppose court decrees in anti-trust suits where the combination was dis- solved into parts under the control of the same stockholders. “ That plan, adopted in the Standard Ofl and’ Tobacco cases, he calls' a “fundamental defect.” N The attorney general offers a novel solution of the problem of superan- nuated federal judges. Such judges under the constitution hold office dur- ing good behavior, although they may retire at the age of seventy after ten years’ service, “I suggest,” says the Attorney gen- eral, “an act providing that when any Jjudge below the supreme court fails { to avail himself of the privilege of re- ;uflns now- granted by law that ‘the. president be required, with the advice | and consent of the senate, to appoint| another judge who shall preside over the affairs of the court and have precedence over. the olderiomei: i Mr. McReynolds suggests. that g clerks of United States courts should | Chicago Butter and Egg board is a smaller organizatién - known: as -the Elgin Butter and Egg board, which ar- bitrarily sets the prices. Periodical meetings of 'the Elgin and Chicago boards acting in unison arbitrarily. sets the price so that wholesale prices are set down as'low as possible during the flush time of production and agents-are sent forth to contract for all available stocks at these prices. i SCHMIDT JURY COMPLETED Slayer..of “Anna Aumuller Still Re- fuses to Talk to Attorneys. New York, Dec. 10.—With every ex- rectation that the jury would be com- pleted shortly, Assistant District At- torney Delehanty had on hand all the state witnesses against Schmidt, former Roman Catholic priest, accused. .of. murdering Anna Aumuller.. Eight jurors were in the box when court was resumed. ‘Father Schmidt appeared more un- kempt than ever. An alienist for the defense occupied-a seat on the oppo- site side of the attornéy’s table from Bchmidt, who paid no attention when: greeted by his, lawyers and.seemed oblivious of his surroundings. STEAMER SINKS 'IN HARBOR Shaft Being Lowered 'Into Boat Pierces Ship’s Bottom. New York, Dec. 10.—The freight steamer Zulia of the Red D line sank in' twenty-five feet of smooth harbor water. : A forged steel shaft eighteén fest long broke from ‘its hoisting slings and pierced the ship’s bottom like a projectile. None was on the boat 'when ‘it sank: -The loss will be $100,- 000. Rev. Hans * s LS