Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 17, 1913, Page 2

The official be taken to other brand i HOUSEKEEPERS Must be Watchful For great efforts are bemg made in this vicinity to sell baking powders of inferior class, made from alum acids and lime phosphates, both undesir- able to those who require high-grade cream of tartar baking make clean and healthful food. tests have shown Royal Baking Powder to be a - pure, healthful, grape cream of tartar bakmg powder, of highest strength, and care should substitution of any Royal Baking Powder caosts only a fair price per pound, and is cheaper and better at its price than any other baking powder in the world, powder to Government . prevent the in its place. WILSON ANGERED BY NAVAL SATIRE OrdersInvestigation of Cara- boa Banquet. BAN IS PLACED ON SONG Secretary Daniels Informs Admiral Howard, Highest Ranking Officer Present, That “Damn, Damn, Damn the Insurrectos” Must Never Be Sung Again While the Present Ad- ministration Is in Power. Washington, Dec. 16.—President ‘Wilson has ordered an investigation by the war and navy departments of the satires on the administration’s Philippine policy which: featured the annual banquet last Thursday of the Order of Carabao, an organization of army and navy officers who served in the islands. President Wilson suggested to Sec- retaries Garrison and Daniels repri- mands for those responsible. Secretaries Daniels and Garrison conferred and called for a statement of explanation from Rear Admiral Howard and Quartermaster Aleshire, the highest ranking officers at the dinner. Secretary Daniels at the same time suggested to Admiral Howard that he decline the presidency of the order to which he was elected last Thursday. He also informed him that the song “Damn, damn, damn the insurrec- tos,” which was sung at the banquet, would never be sung again under the present administration with officers of the navy present. President Is Indignant, The president expressed his-indig- nation to members of his cabinet| after he had read published accounts | of the banquet. He felt particularly displeased over the travesty on the administration’s peace policy ‘and criticism aimed at Secretary Bryaa when three six-foot models of battle- ships, borne by concealed boys, were carried into the banquet room. In the muzzle of the guns were Istuck nosegays and the milk white dove was perched on each fighting top. They were numed “U. S. S. Fellow- ship,” “U. S. 8. Friendship,” “U. S. S. Piffle.” Another satire was. a moving pic- ture film of a three-year pursuit of a Filipino colonel, who time and again escapes capture, and hardly had been apprehended when he was made gov- ernor of a province. The news-of the proposed investi- gation fell like a bombshell in army and navy circles. There were hundreds of oflioem present. Rear Admiral Howard told Mr. Daniels that they had sung “Damn, damn, damn the insurrectos” for thirteen years, and had not met with any objection. Wants Messages More Accurate. Washington, Dec. 17.—Repregenta tive Curry of California has introduc- ed a bill to require telegraph compa: nies to capitalize and punctuate all telegrams, under penalty. Xmas candy, per 1b. 15¢ Lowney'’s Candy Cones, 5¢ to 35¢ and churches. Phone 24 R Christmas Candy Fine, Fresh Candy of every description, strictly home made, is now on sale at the Bemidji Candy Kitchen Cream Chocqlates, per 1b. 20c BOX GANDIES Johnson's Per box 25¢ to $5.00 - Special prices on candies made to all schools - Bemidji Candy Kltchen 2 1bs. for 25¢ 2 1bs. for 35¢ Paris New Mixed Nuts, Fresh Bethidjl. Idinn. ‘Wilson had so’ far recovered from his attack of grippe that he met the cabi-| llinet. The session, however, was not [ll| held as usual in the executive offices, | but in the upper apartments of the M| White House, because Dr. Graysan insisted on keeping the pmldmt n =] nn even temperature " American Naval Officer Pro- tected Foreigners at Tampico. @ CHRI£5TMAS SHOPPING IS MOST COMFORTABLY DONE. NOW This store was never so birigh), so beautiful, so richly stocked. ) The variety is greatest NOW and the charm of getting exclusive things and the scarce things is open to the early-in-the-month shopper. HERE ARE A FEW SUGGESTIONS FROM OUR CATALJG. NO RECOGNITION " OF THE REBELS ¢ $5.50 No. 7188 ! $6.25 $3.00 Solid Gold English Finish 500 is o Soid Gold Sl Gl Hand Engraved Soldcald i o glish Finish No. 1068 No. Solid Gold Roman Finish Fine Roman Pearls ¥ Chatelaine’ Attachment ! Appeal to Carranza. PRECEDENT FOR ACTION $4.00 No. 7174 Solid Gold English Finish Fine Sapphire Doublet Patent Safety Catch $1.75 No. 7185 Solid Gold Roman Finish Bright Bevel Edge b \ s ‘V‘ $10.50 No. 7301 ¥ P k Solid Gold Roman Finish United States Has From Time to Time Dealt With Generals in Con- trol of Various Sections of Mexico 1.00 Each $2. 1.0 $ ach $2.00 Per Pair ot Gold > When Lives of Foreigners Were Solid Gold Genuine Full Cut Diamonds 3 . Roman Finish Roman Finish sond Gold \ Endangered. No. 7144 Turquoise Enamel And Roman Pearl ‘Washington, Dec. 17.—Through rep- Mol y %= N 1.25 English Finish - Solisd Gold Fme Ruby Doublet Roman Finish 11Is’aarl No. 7151 o. Solid Gold No. 7308 English Finish sotia Goia Homan. Finish Enshsh Forsh Genume A;Tethyit resentations to General Villa by American Consul Letcher and through c messages conveyed by the American consul at Hermosillo to General Car- 15 Conts Tanza, the United States has success- fully interceded in behalf of Span- iards who complained of mistreatment $3.00 Solid Gold Bright Finish ‘when Chihuahua City was occupied | Opennvgor%{.os?mgn ‘by the Constitutionalists. i 75 Cents $3.25 All advices to the state department Solid_ Goid Solid Gold 1 25 say that foreigners generally, with Rose and Bright Finish sm:d Gold $3.50 No. 7312 Solid Gold English Finish Stiffened Posts cuma In and et Us Help You m:e exception of the Spaniards, have been respected, and this government, upon the request of the Spanish am- bassador, has undertaken to see that Spanish subjects are included in the protection given to other foreigners. Inferences that by appealing to Gen- eral Carranza the United States had recognized the Constitutionalists were pronounced false by Secretary Bryan, who pointed . out that the United States had from time to time dealt with the military authorities in con- trol of various sections. “Where a general is in control or in charge of a zone,” said Mr. Bryan, “we make our representations to him, as it is obviously useless to make such representations to the Mexico City government, which has no way of enforcing its will in that section which it does not control. “Also, if . general is reported to be under the control or authority of an- ‘other, we have tried to look to the latter for assistance in protecting for- eigners.” 13 SPEAKERS HAD 17 CENTS Industrial Workers Arrested in Kansas City for Street Disturbances. Kansas City, Dec. 17.—Thirteen speakers and singers for the Indus- trial Workers of the World were ar- rested after an attempt was made to hold a street demonstration. All of the men arrested wore red badges on which was printed “Free Speech.” The police asserted that when the men were searched a total of 17 cents was found on the persons of the thir- teen. ZELAYA STILL IN NEW YORK State Department Informed, However, His Trunks Are Packed. ‘Washington, -Dec. 17.—General J. Santos Zelaya, erstwhile Nicaraguan dictator, is still in New York, “but with his trunks packed ready to sail.” This information was furnished to So- licitor Folk of the state department by counsel for Zelaya, when inquiry was made as to when Zelaya would de- part for Barcelona, Spain, in fulfill- ment of the promise he gave Mr. Folk. 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