Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 19, 1913, Page 13

R R SRR T R THEODORE N. VAIL. Head of “Wire Trust” Does Not Favor Government Ownership. | |AT MEETING IN CHICAGO Relief Planned for Unemployed by Six States. | Chicago, Dec. 19.—Heads of the la- bor 'departments of -~Massachusetts, Illinois, Michigan, Indiana, Wiscon- sin and Missouri will gather here to discuss means of relieving the unem- ployed. Action by the federal depart- ment of labor toward the unemploy- ed will be one of the questions con- gidered. The meeting was called by P. H. Hart, secretary of the Illinois labor commission. Bill Makes a Hit. : The bill at the Brinkman for the last half of the week is one of the Dbest staged at this popular playhouse, the feature being that of the Ruff House Kids, a school room farce. The other act on the bill is above the av- erage. Fresh butter milk for sale at the Creamery. 20c a gallon.—Adv. Mrs. M. J. Case and daughter Miss Ruby, will leave today for Waterous, Saskatchewan, where they will spend the holidays with friends and rela- tives. NOTICE All those knowing themselves in- debted to me are kindly requested to VAIL OPPOSED TO THE PLAN Isettle their book account or note be- Does Not Approve Postmaster Gener« al’s Recommendation. New York, Dec. 11.—Talking over one of the telephone lines which Postmaster General Burleson recom- mended be taken over by the govern- ment, Theodore N. Vail, president of the American Telephone and Tele- graph company, declared he was.op- posed to the scheme of government ownership. “My experience has been that gov- ernment ownership is not as satis- factory as private ownership,” said Vail. “Public ownership in other countries has not been satisfactory. If the government wants to take over the telephone and telegraph lines it will do it. A great appropriation will be necessary and it’s a long step be- tween apraisement of the properties and taking them over.” R R T S A A A LEAVES $13,000,000— NONE FOR CHARITY. Chicago, Dec. 18.—The entire estate of William Deering, the harvester manufacturer, esti- mated. at from §$12,000,000 to $13,000,000, is left to his im- mediate family, according to the terms of the will. None of the estate was left to charity. Mr. Deering stated in his will he considered he had done enough for charity during his life time. eole ofsode ofe o ol oo oo ofe ofe o ofe ofe ofe ofe o | i e ol e ol o o ;% ES E3 el ek kbt Aelleged Bootlegger Slain. Bonner Springs, Kan., Dec., 19.—- Rolla Harvey, an alleged hootlegger, was killed and two other men were wounded when a posse of fifteen men surrounded the city. hall building on the second floor of which Harvey was suspected of conducting a “joint.” More than fifty shots were fired. fore Jan, 1 1914, I am obliged to ask customers to favor me promptly to enable me to meet my own obliga- tions. . W. G. SCHROEDER. Notice To parties who are indebted to W, G. Schroeder for Merchandise, dat- ing back 60 days from Nov. 1 and over are requested to settle soon as convenient and before Jan. 1, 1914, W. G. SCHROEDER. ADDITIONAL WANT T00 IATE TO CLASSIFY A~~~ WHO WANTS TO TRADE—A widow would like to trade her automobile “Oakland” model 1913, fully equipped for about 80 or 120 acres unimproved land, close to the town of Bemidji. The auto is a five au- to is a five passenger touring car, in first class condition and has been run about 1,800 miles. Do not consider this as a common trading proposition, but if you are interested address F. Vavra & Co., Cedar Rapids, Ia. LOST—One three foot step ladder and one Jones’ lineman’s climber. Return to N. W. Telephone Com- pany. | FOR SALE—Fresh buttermilk at the creamer’y. 20c a gallon. FOR SALE—Home made rag rug 316 7th St. WANTED—To trade Rhode Island roosters for hens. Inquire Old Homestead cottage near Diamond point. “Pioneer wants—one-half cent a word cash. To enjoy a good game of pool on new and up to date tables visit the \ Club Pool and Billiard Hall ' We also carry a compelete line of Candy, Tobacco and Cigars Next to Geo. T. Baker Jewelry Store VICTOR KAMMERMYER, - - Proprictor We have an assortment of high grade paper ully guaranteed, in all colors 8 1-2 x 11 ‘and 812 x13 Carbon Paper | 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 from time to time® 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. WeBuy on a Guarantee and Sell the Same Way. ( emidjPonear Suply Stoo Phone 31 better. ‘The Christ .TheSto_n;e of: mas Spirit Twice the Larg" est Stock Much the Lower in Price PLEASE remember that owing to our small store building you see only a small part of our stock, less than one-fourth. 8UT, if you will take a morning off and spend that morning in our store only, we will prove our statement of twice the %~ largest stock, and more. We will have a good stock to draw from, even until the last day. BUT DO NOT DELAY, COME NOW. Your cho ice will be so much - & Come in and see these. They Some Special Items---Received Today ELECTRIC CEILING DOMES--- for Dining Room or Library, art glass overlaid with metal, chain pull socket make a present worth while THE GIFT OF. LIGHT Soft, warm light of the Electric Por- table Lamp—Rich. colors in leaded glass, worth $18.00 each. Our spe- clal price......ceoveeeennn o $12.50 others $7.48 $6.48 down to $4,00 NECKTIE RACKS [y PARLOR LAMPS $4.80 $3.20 RAY0 LAMP with shade. Our price........... $1.98 TOYS Just See'Our Toys! We put out de- pendable toys only.......ce0uuens 10c and 25¢ IN CHILDREN’S SILVER MUGS ete. Others 97¢ up Cheaper lines at................. 10¢ and 25¢ $3.25 TO $6.75 new line at ... -$2.90 to $4.75 SUGAR AND CREAM SET 48c fo $4.98 See these KID BODY DOLLS Our order was placed last March for import. We save you from $1.00 to $2.50 on the large dolls. Just for this reason and even the smaller size you get so much bhetter dolls from us‘at ....... e oo ate aze aze exeame o 25¢ fo $12.50 CUT GLASS Be sure and see our values in Cut Glass. It’s money in your pocket. We sure have the games—All the new ones. See our line of games at ......... 7S 10c TO 48c 48¢ to $2.48 MORE TOYS Do Not Delay---Shop Today Cheaper Here Than Elsewhere. Try It and See. BERRY SETS A stock of 20 different patterns and styles to select from 48¢ up fo $3.75 NECKTIE BOXES work boxes, etc. 10c 25¢c 48c up 25¢ 48¢ 98¢ fo ¢2.48 DRESSED DOLLS You surely do not want to miss these. 25c TO $4.98 TOILET SETS AND CASES. Rbc R9¢ 82 up to ...... $15.00 Every oné a leader in price and quality. : ] Goods Delioersd ~ Carlson Variety Store : llmm_ il 11 clock Phone Orders Filled