Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 24, 1913, Page 3

Greetings From Bemidji Merchants | Christmas greetings. To wish you a Merry Christmas is the mission of this card and visit from’ old “Saint Nick.” BRINKMAN FAMILY THEATRE. ‘We extend the season’s greetings to all our friends and patrons. GEO. T. BAKER & CO. ‘We have endeavored to please you during the past year but will double our efforts during the coming year. To our many visitors and patrons we exterid the compliments of the sea- som. Majestic and Grand Theatres. C. J. WOODMANSEE. ' It is a pleasure to extend our sin- cere wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. THE NORTHERN NATIONAL BANK It’s easy enough to look pleasant ‘When Life flows along like a song; But the man worth while Is the one with a smile ‘When everything goes dead wrong. Compliments of the season. CROOKSTON LUMBER CO. From both our stores flow greetings to the public for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New. Year. ABERCROMBIE & McCREADY Friends and patrons who have helped to make the past year one of our best, we wish them all a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. FALLS & CAMERON A Merry Christmas and a Hapoy New Year. C. E. BATTLES. * 80 durnig the coming year: We'are pleased with the success ., of the Home Bakery for the year 1913 and extend the greetings of the sea- son to our patrons and friends. THE HOME BAKERY We wish you a Merry Christmas and a most prosperous and Happy 1914. THE BAZAAR STORE. To our patrons and friends we ex- tend the compliments of the season. NORTHERN AUTO COMPANY. Here is hoping all our friends and patrons will have a Merry Xmas and a very Happy New Year. MEGROTH VARIETY STORE. Here is hoping you have appreci- ated our services as much as we have appreciated your patronage. A Mer- ry Christmas and a Happy New Year. REYNOLDS & WINTER, Real Estate and Insurance. ‘We wish to take this opportunity to thank our friends and patrons.for their past favors and.wish them the compliments of the season. . MATT PHIBBS. A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all. BEMIDJI BOX CO. We hiave endeavored to treat our patrons in the best possible manner during 1913 and will continue:to do: iWe stapd; for quality. Merry Christmas and s Happy New Year. NELSON! GROCERY. THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIOREER BIG BUSINESS 10 OBEY THE LA More“Trusts”toFollowMove of Wire Concern. PRESIDENT SO ASSERTS Declares Department of. Justice Wili Co-operate With Corporations De- siring to Comply With ‘the Provi- - sions of the Sherman Law, Washington, Dec. 23.—President Wilson let it be known that some oth- er corporations besides the American Telegraph and Telephone company had shown adisposition to take the initiative in reorganizations to con- form with the Sherman anti-trust law. tion to inquire what the law was, to ‘know what would be expected of “big business,” and a desire to com- ply with the spirit of the law, My Wilson made it clear to his callers that it would be the policy of his administration to ¢o-operate in every way it legitimately could to bring about a satisfactory understand. ing pf the law by the business men of the COURErY and that the executive departments did not Want to raise bar- riers against those who wanted to obey the law. The president pointed out that the attorney general would co-operate and heartily desired ,and welcomed the impulse on the part of business to take the initiative. The president indicated in his man- ner of discussion that he hoped the| government had shown by example in the American Telephone and Tele- graph settlement what might be ex- pected as the future course of his ad- ministration. The bulletin reiterated that there seemed to be a very general disposi- Special Trust Message. He has been conferring with con- gressional leaders on the anti-trust subject and will read a special mes- sage to 'congress after he returns from his vacation in which he ‘will point to the necessity of a rigid en- forcement of the Sherman law’ and will endeavor to make clear the in. terpretation of that statute, which the department of justice.will follow. - When the president signs the cur- rency bill he probably will accom- pany his signature with some sort of a statement on the trust question. A note of confidéence that the¢ busi- ness men of the country will co-oper- ate with the government in securing a compliance with the Sherman law | is expected to be sounded in the presi- dent’s remarks. Mr. Wilson will indicate the manner in which the administration will ap- proach the subject, express his real- ization of the delicacy of the task and the necessity for cautious and careful treatment of it because of its intimate relation to the business con- ditions of the country. Department of justice officials de- clare that every day representatives ‘of business concerns are calling to ‘learn what they can or cannot do un- der the law. While the officials’ stated emphatic- ally that prosecutions would not be discontinued where ‘they: are warrant- ed: co-operation would be used, wher- ever: possible to secure an observance; o( the: law: HUNDREDSNARIWWLYESGM?E' Om Life Lost in' Destructive Fire:in London. London, Dec.: 23—One man' was killed, several firemen seriously 'in- jured and many residents had narrow; escapes in a fire which gutted the two | ‘upper floors of Park mansidn, in Knightsbridge, where Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst- formerly- lived. The. house. is. one of the. largest|. and“ most fashionable in the West: End and the blaze drove hundreds of men and women to the stredt in their night clothes. Al Seward, a house employe, was suffocated. Wilson as Well as Ever. ‘Washington,. Dec. 2§—P;qslden§t ‘Wilson had the glow of health-on his cheeks and looked. as, well as ever when he met. the Washington, corre- spondents at_ a regular conference { for the first qn;g insseveral (weeks: | | ymn DRUBGIST SAYS: “TAKE: ONLY ONE flfl&k” B We v:a.nt to tell those ln Bemidji ,uttmng from stomach or bowel [ trouble that we are agents for the | imple mixture of chkt.bprn I;nk I ! Saves l Baking SCORES BUTCHERED IN VENEZUELK Reign of Terrur Exms in Rub- ber District. Manaos, Brazil, Dec. 23.—A motor launch has arrived here with refugees from the rubber colony of the Terri- tori de Amavon, Venezuela, telling of 173 murders' there in the last few months and confirming stories of atro- cities brought here by Michael J. Gil- leran, an American refugee, who had been ordered to be shot and who es- caped in a canoe, making the trip here through several hundred miles of the Rio Negro. Refugees arriving here tell of a reign of terror and anarchy in the rubber colony. A rebel force has been organized under General Gonzales and all who are suspected of being opposed to him are shot. This condition of aparchy and mur- der has been brought to the attention of President Gomez of Venezuela, but no troops have been sent to oppose the rebef. : ASKS SIMPLE EUGENIC TEST Wisconsin Marriage Law Interpreted by Attorney General. 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