Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 30, 1914, Page 4

Your Stomach Bad?| WOYE DOES NOT |READY TO PROBE e onesoeet | WORRY HUERTA) MINERS? STRIKES| and Be Convinced That You Can American and German Bine- D TRANSE : e - : mkets Landed in Hayti. Sttice pn.u'.":‘::; Avs " To sell about 18,000 acres of Northern - o DENTISTS anesota Dairy Farm Land Company’s SAYS LATTER LACK NONEY|TO WORK SINULTANEOUSLY | ANARCRY IS THREATENED 525" smsmson, ~— [ | - '* " Southern Beliram County. DENTIST - Men who will devote their time to-it. Offiice in Winter Block ~ Membership Wil Be Divided and Tes-| President ‘Oreste a Refugee on a timony Taken in Michigan and Col-| ~German Warship and the lsland Re- orado at the Same Time—Chairman| PUblic Is Without Government of Foster to Head Probe in Mountain| Any Kind. State. Port au Prince, Haytl, Jan. *°.—Pe- i tachments of American sailors from m::t‘:ht‘a“r wh:’glnnll:: th:ol rederal ‘:: the armored cruiser Montana are on Vestigation of the Michlgan copper guard at the American legation, the 0 _JOPDOr| cable atation and the French hospital. and Colorado mine strikes next week German bluefackets -and marines were taken up by the house mines| ..., Dplaced on protection duty’at the committee, authorized by resolution other fereign legations and at '.he of the house to conduct the inquiry. German stores in the city. = It has been agreed that -hearings Large landing parti sen ST should be conducted by two subcom-| ashore from the ::ner::ln';:\ed Gert D. H. FISK, Court Commissioner mittees, which would leave for the man war vessels when President ATTORNEY AT LAW. West the latter part of this week. | Michel Oreste fled for refuge to the | 2ffice second floor O’Lears-Bowser Blds Chairman Foster was expected to ¢ a German cruiser Vineta after fighting PHYSICIAN, SURG! head the investigators of the Colora-| broke out in the streets of the capital i EONN do situation. Representative Taylor DR. ROWLAND GILMORE Fusilades continued in all quarters of Colorado, probably will head the| of the city throughout the night and PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Michigan inquiry. there were numerous attempts at pil- ce—] No decision has been reached as to| S s Offoe Miles Sloek Inslsts He Is Able to Raise All the Funds Necessary and Declares He Will Be President of Mexico for m’f:“"'}.",t“‘“ h"h"m 3 We luu Many Years to. Come. Ceors yon noats ey for oaks and months | yroxico City, Jan. 30—The lfting of nvin RRrs el io, e, e SRl o ombargo Ly e United Staes on modz should restore sayone 'n_o'-m to | arms' and ammunition for the rebels eyt wfomach | would not worry President Huerta e beors Taxec b o ds of e A oaehont e tend Y Honsan use him Leaih '"‘.Sfl.u.&.é‘é’mn‘wfl m“a‘é@fi STEALly, . tior; R to- alter Al muu-d fi( e ba(:; “ra;{nregd and ‘dvha Bow pro- policy, according to the reply he on emedy an rgin iters who may'be .A,,?,m‘: wih ‘i’.f‘""éf.{'z made when it was suggested that the lu' and Intest: ilme: rnmd tak Mayr's Wenderfal Stomach Remedy isso | ATETican government might take fiforent than most medicines that are put on that step. E""":{g'_g,’l‘:‘fi,;é{‘,‘;“ ':";Sf,’:u;f‘.,r'::‘;g‘,;'; President Huerta said ‘that it wa more convin 8 most eptic: uni that {ian tons of other medioines. 'Kesulis trom og | 2Ot 180k of arms and ammunition that dose will amaze and the benefits are entirely [ Was enfeebling the rebels, but lack of batural, as it acts on the gource and foundation | 3 thess ailments, removing he polsonous ca: ner. bflhlndbfl!u}c‘rfllflm all g theunder- | They were getting as large supply chronic Inflammation (a the alimentary numnu tract, s rendefln the fome an of arms and ammunition as they could pay for now, he said. It was be o with your quick recos money the rebels needed, and the add wil i it 2 £ ol S B LRSI g of o ambarso, b s, ol B h & @ of hov: d stores, but the CRemis, 54158 Whiting St Coisagm i M1 | ot ereatly affect that phase Of the| o cities 1n which the hearings are| e, e lens were-quickly-suppressed and the city DR. E. A, SHANNON, M. D. For sale m Bemidll, Minn,, by Bark| " Genoral Huerts insisted that he was|'® P BEld- - ismox qalst; ; ey AND SURGHON er's Drug store and Druggists every- | 4ple to obtain money sufMiclently 0| Langing Mich A citizens’ committee of public safe- where, Iast for a long time and that he would v & Jan. 30.—Labor | ty has been formed. It is understood | phon fHioe dn'Mayo B,,I'"’kph 3 ) nc R one ss be president of Mexico for years to leaders of Michigan holding official{ that Solon Menos, former Haytien come. He expressed confidence that|Dofitions in almost every vocation af-| minister at Washington, will be se- DR, C. R. SANBORN ;| iliated with the Michigan State Fed:| lected for chairm: f the itte the Huropean nations would not be an of the committee. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON FUBGE UF HESERVE allowed to collect by force what Mex.| STetion of Labor united thelr forces| —President Michel Oreste and his Offilce—Miles Block ico owes abroad and therefore he was| P & conference at the state capitol| wife remained all night on board the to decide upon a plan for raising a| Vineta in the harbor. PULIGE UN DUTY R0t warried by the Sluuor ofths large fund to assist the striking cop- Sen iy DR. L. A. WARD "‘::"’A‘tl,‘.?;‘:f’" on_ theother sier ot per miners-of the Calumet region in PHYSIOIAN AND SURGEGN Huerta laughed at the storfes of his| continuing the industrial war which| ANARCHY IS THREATENED|over First National bank, Bemias, ain has b i last ‘July. resignation and sald they were un-| D28 been waged since last July Big Battleship Sent to Haytl to Pro |DR. A, E. HENDERSON “Good commission paid. . Land is near market and wnll stand : mspectlon. Phone §6¢ JOHN F. GIBBONS . ATTORNEY AT LAW First National Bank'Building Bemidji, Minn. Address IR. Mackenzie Minneapolis, Minn, Carbon Paper We have an assortment of high grade paper tully guaranteed, in all colors 8 1-2 x 11 and 81-2 x13 At $1 and $1.25 a box (Can you beat it?) Steps to Prevent Repefition of true, They denied the conference might b - Commander Moriyama of the Jap.|Consider the advisability of recom e ‘“eiJAm:ffln;- s PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Yes, there are 100 sheets in each box. and if the mending a statewide strike. shington, Jar . —Ung orced | O First National bank, Bemi s » Ghicago Riots. Sooat at o loncheon sven by o e tuatiseh oy draft the ‘blg battieship South Caro-|Oce Fhons 30 Hesiderse Phoss 3t || Paper does not satisfy you know where you bought lina s rushing across the windward passage to Port au Prince, Hayti, to|DR. E. H, SMITH join her bluejackets” and marines| ° PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON with the forces of the armored cruiser ©ffice In Winter Block Montana for the protection of Amer- DR. E. H. MARCUM icans and other foreigners. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 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. Chicago, Jan. %0.—To prevent a to the similarities in the characteris- cago, . 7%.—To tios of the Mexican and Japanese peo- fepetition of the riot of hundreds of | ples, Seven World Powers Now in Line for vnemployed garment workers, hun- 0 ne ;m";‘“"‘ Board. dreds of police reserves are patrolling L A as] on, Jan. 30.—Great Britain the Ghetto district. " MAY BE SOLD AT AUCTION 18 expected to slgn one of the Wilson g;" W‘;";f“!ua EO‘;";"HG?; bz’ gle P F th administration’s peace treatles within|8udden abdication of President Or- Oftice in Mayo Block was Injured. The rioting began after St. Louis, Jan. 30.—A conference speeches had been made by Morris | between the recelvers and bondhold- cials sald that negotiations to this end | Wership, the island republic is threat- Bernsteln and Harry Wishnowsky, |ers of the Wabash railroad was be- Blanquet, minister of war, referred ENDORSE BRYAN PEACE ?LAN had been in progress for months. ened with anarchy. DR. EINER JOHNSON England formally endorsed the peace l’hylicia.n and Surgeon plan which provides for the submis- who say they represent the Industrial | 8un in the chambers of the United| son of inte’l”nndonal dispuu:“to a WOMEN OFFE_SIYUATIONS Heniif Ay We Bu on a Guarantee and Sell i Workers of the World. States circult court here and was| .4 op inquiry at the time Secretary | Washington's “Red Light” District to y : : After Bernstein had been placed un- | looked upon by local financiers s the| p ooy e ite provisions mocthy A A. V. GARLOCK, M. D, der arrest the police formed a cordon | “beginning of the end”. of the road's about their prisoner and with drawn |receivership. revolvers and amid shouts of “Iynch | Lawrence Greer and George Mur- the police” succeeded in marching | Tay, representing the Equitable Truat him to a station. The crowd followed flomlnbny dl;: l‘l’:lsw Yoolrkmt'.fl!—flmfl- and was exhorted by Wishnowsky to [ est bondholders e I rescue the speaker. After a rough |submitted to Federal Judge Adsms a| SCHOOLS AS MEETING PLACE and tumble struggle lasting several |form of foreclosure decree, which, it minutes the police succeeded in drag- | granted, will order the sale gf the ‘4 ging the second speaker into the sta- | Wabash properties at auction, unless Ll tion. the $41,900,000 mortgage againpt the road held by the Equitable company is paid within five days. WILL SPEED RADIUM BILL the Same Way. Bemidji Pioneer Supply Storg Phone 31 ago. Seven world powers have already agreed to the peace treaty and twen- ty-five other nations have endorsed it. ‘Washington, Jan. “9.—Plans are on Fractios Limited m, Jan. *9.—] foot here to provide employment for BXE JRAR NOS,E SRROAT) the inmates of Washington'’s ‘red Glasses Fitted. light district,” which will be eliminat-|Office Gibbons Bldg., North Markham ed as soon as President Wilson signs Hotel. Telephone 105. the Kenyon bill, passed by congress Monday. 'HARINE GEHR Stanley W. Finch, federal commis- AT EXPERIgNCEIIJ:TNURS sloner for the suppression of the white slave traffic, announced on behalf of Phone 216. the National Social Welfare league a standing offer of immediate employ- MISS MABEL HYLAND ment at a/minimum salary of $8 per Teacher of Voice meetings in the evenings and on Sat.| Week to the women now in the segre-|Studio 501 America Aye. ~Phone 699 |& urdays was urged by speakers at the | £ated district. Bemidji Minnesota Mines Committee to Ask Considera | B6cond day’s sessions of the fourth Senator Kenyon is said to have re- said to have thrown thousands of gar- . #h i Wisconsin Country Life conference. |ceived several —anonymous letters KRR KRR KRR IR KR KR { ment workers out of employment by tion as “Privileged Business. The speakers dwelt upon the bene- | threatening him with death. % causing a shut down of the factories. | Washington, Jan. 30.—Final consid- | fita which such frequent interchanges = * RAILROAD TIME CARDS — eration of the bill proposing federal| of ideas would bring about in the de- < : HRKK K KRR KKK KRS il e ok ok e o ok o ok 4ok 4 ok | Tegulation of radium production n the | velopment of farms, poultry and cat.| FOG HOLDS UP BIG LINERS < | United States was undertaken by the [ tle ralsing, and even in making house- T < [house mines committee, with the ex- | keeping more systematic and less mo-| Also Causes Several Collisions in New |1 Nortk pectation of sending the redrafted | notonous. York Harbor. 1 measure to the house with the com. e R New York, Jar °9—One of the|[168 wu't g:::d Leave: FOUR FIREMEN ARE INJURED | heaviest fogs New York has had in|187 west Bonm! s Blaze at. Manohamr, N. H, Causes Community Advancement Urged at Country Life Conference. Madison, Wis.,, Jan. 30.—The im- provement of community life in small cities and towns through larger use of school buildings for community For several days bands of unem- ployed garment workers have paraded the Ghetto district, begging food from stores. They would then take the food to a hall where it was equally di- vided. The warm winter weather is ONE ROAD ORDERS 5,000 FREIGHT CARS. Bound * New York, Jan. 29.—Five thousand freight cars, aggre- gating in value about $5,500, L4 +* % * * mittee's approval shartly. * * ++ 000, have been ordered by the L L L3 +* o+ L X To expedite the passage of the bill Chairman Foster will ask the rules years lifted after having held up six ocean liners, caused two smashups " E’.“ Bound lf:: \through Our 8 i committee for a special order making ,000. and landed one boat aground. 36 West_Beund Leave: Union Pacific Railroad com- Manch ';“. ;;' ::wjm 30— One hundred passengers on the 133 g‘nt"‘lo.\m“d h‘:‘l pany, 1t is announced. This is - |thought by this method the house| Mauchester, N. H., Jan. 30.—Fire outh_ Boun s one of the largest equipment orders that has been reported for many months. which destroyed two department | Lackawanna ferryboat Scandinavia 106 South Bound Leaves § ) stores and injured four firemen threat- | became panic stricken when the ferry | Zrelght Jrent, Coaves ened the business section of Manches-| Was rammed in midstream by a car| prwwmgora & mnu.ul'u. float and carried up stream a mile be-| g3 gouth Bouna Leaves. rty 1 is estimated at)fore tugs could find the two boats, “;l;::w].}rupe Mt t The terr_y boats Brooklyn and Man- The fire started in the heart of the|battan crashed, but no one was in- ¥ - retail district. The flames evidently | Jured. Washington, Jan. 30.—Administra-| naq been smoldering for some time.| The steamer San Juan ran aground tion rural credit bills were introduced | Help was summoned from cities | On Governors island while lost in the NEW PUBLIC LIBRARY simultaneously in the senate and| earhy, but a high wind made the|foS: Open duly, except Sunday, 1 to 6 p might begin consideration next week. L & % L L4 * .'l; it “privileged business” and it was ol + - k3 + OFFER RURAL CREDITS BILL |t L R o i R ok R ok Measure Introduced In House and Senate. Thunder Near Sioux Falls. Sioux Falls, 8. D., Jan. °%—A thun der storm swept over the region soath- east of his city. Several sharp flashes of lightnirg and heavy thunder occur . to . m. Sunday, reading reem red. This was followed in the city :‘;’:‘;::r:;:fi‘z{':‘;"fi:‘:'og‘lflfi: work of the firemen most difficult. only, 3 %0 €p m a b4 and vicinity by a springlike shower members of the commission President Wilson sent abroad last summer to study foreign systems. The bills were for long term farm Hotel Metropole PHYSIGIANS ENDORSE VINOL Opened under new management To cmte strength ‘and For Pulmon- |Hot and cold running water in every room STATE'S RADIUM FOR CANGER BIll in New York Legislature Provides P ; OLD.TIME (OLD CURE— DRINK HOT TEA! loans. Bills for short term loans will for Treatment of Poor. 2 ary Troubles ROOMS 50c AND UP PER DAY I ~ Vv VvV vv—vvvvvvvvvvv Y vvvvyvvvvr be introduced later. The introduction| Alpan: » N, Y,, Jan. 30.—Senator Ma- E. L. WEITZFL, Prop. = ‘ sreeae e wan o seuel to Wodncaday's conter. | e dectared hat sho b approprag | FULIOWD: debllitated Do0Ble | Grang'S08h 108 Lake Ave,So. | |8 This New Illustrated Book For Every Reader | Get a small package of Hamburg|ence at the White House. those who need strength, or who suf- | Melrose 4266 DULUTH, MINN. fer from chronic coughs, colds or tims of cancer would be quickly enact- GET A SHAVE OR CURE A HOG i T,:m Sk Ty r:;:::ltls may find help in these VE Wo0D FOR Can Do Either for 20 Cents, Senator gyl 5 ST0 ALE teacup full at any time d\lrmg the ators Ramsperger. and Malone and Dr. €. L. Dresse, Goshen, N, Y., y__¢ P day or before retiring. It js the most Kenyon Says. Assemblyman Horton. The radium is 2 S i || BUNDLE WOOD; 1220, =, < lony effective way to break a cold and cure| Washington, Jan. 30.—“For 20 cents | 15 be used at the State Institute for |3Y%: “In cases where the curvative(l Pelivered to Bemidji, $2.25 to grip, a8 it opens the pores of the skin, | Uncle Sam can have a senator shaved | Cancer Research at Buffalo, - intluence of cod liver ofl is needed, I || 7¢th St.; beyond, $2.50 N relieving congestion. Also loosens the|in the free barbershop in the Capitol, R R iy £ | bowels, thus breaking up a cold. or can inject enough serum to cure a prescribe Vinol, which I find to be Delivered to Nymore, $2.00 and Try,it the next time you gufler from | o of cholers,” Senator Kenyon com: Alded Prisoner to Escape. far more palatadle and effcactous || $2.25. a cold or the grip. is inexpen mented in discussing his hog-cholera| Winnipeg, Jan. 30.—Constable Joe|than other cod liver preparations. It BLOCK WooD : r-XPlAIHED BELOW and_entirely vegstable, therefore safo gl y senator can send. twenty | Reld of Winnipeg, who assisted mate- | i3 5 worthy cod Hver preparation in to Bemidji 2 ‘ See (he Great Canal in Pict Pro: sad faoalie. of his friends to have their beards_re-| rially in the escape of Krafchenks, i, $2.00 to cure aud se ing $100,000 of state funds to buy Breast Tea, or as the German folks Fadiumi for the treatment of PoaF vic o call it, “Hamburger Brust Thee,” at any pharmacy. Take & tablespoonful of the tea, put a qup of boiling water upon it, pour through a sieve and drink a = [= CERTIFI{_&@WE LSk NlTATION CUTHSS &_U/ - PRFSENTEB mr'rnz BEMIDJT PIONEER JAN, 30, 191 moved free, but would it not be bet- | the Plum Coulee bandit, by giving ;l::t‘;:e: Pg!ficlln may have every || 74 SL, beyond, $2.25 3 E E]J E ter to save the life of one hog than | him & rope, a key and a revolver, was | " HoEs o Delivered to Nymore, $1.75 and E to have a senator’s face mowed and | Sentenced to seven years in the pen-| Dr. L.B. Bouchelle of Thomasville, || ¢5 g9 : Read How You llay Have It Almost Free | powdered?” itentiary. Ga., says: “I have used Vinol in my Tolophone Orders Ne. 82 Cut ot the above coupon, and | o IR family and in my general practice ense amount herel R e, ox . Worst Storm of the Vllmnr. New Volcanic Isiand. with the most satisfactory results. TERWS—CASH ON DELIVERY R Grand Forks, N. D, Jan. 30.—The| Tokio, J:h 30.—A h::“’ volcanic I;- It is exceedingly beneficial to those Bub Soreness from joints and muscles| ¥Orst Dlizzard of the winter raged in | land, five miles in circumference and | ¢riotoq. with bronchial or pulmonary with a small trial bottle of the central, .northeru -And - wimterRiLLISU foet IolTneleht, his-sopsated | O T et e old 8t. J: o parts of the state. The temperature | three miles east by south of Iwojima | ™ 3 = i 5t Jacobs was below zero. island, one of the Bonin groun. Dr_WN.Ruldol vans Mills, N. Btop “dosing” Rheumatism - : “I want to say that I have s of the cost mfi': =0d ollier necessary EXEENSE teme), mmo our chotce of of Wmoflmommmm PANAMA This beautiful big volume lsnz::en g Willis J. Abbot, a writer of international re: is the acknowl- AND THE edged standard reference work of the great Canal Zone, FUNERZY, DIRECTOR | 18 CANAL ji 2 plendid laree book of almost 500 pages, 9x12 —— i ; printed from new. large and clear, It’s pain “?:‘l 5 ‘;o: h:“t.u;: I:n u:rt\‘v ;s uud -nd prescribed Vinol in my L 3@ InFictsro asd Prass _m snec:lp:iaper, ]fi"“"d d;n t‘rzfi: ‘red vellum c!olh, 3 Tequires int ent, - Rul MRS £.3 = practice and it will do all you ehim . > Y : ILLUSTRATED ~Htle sta ar golC, with mnididicoler: pane] ] :;g, “e::;:g I;E:,."Jnmd hyogc 't,x‘;:: 3 5 £ for it and wore.” M. ,E. lBERTsoN | i 4 2 more than 600 magnificent illustrations, incl tiful pages reproduced from water color studie: | you ny Jack Robinson—out comes the We returp your money If Vinol orings dm far suf :ss an w:fl of a similar character. Call “St. Jacobls. OIl” ia : == fails to Barked’s D : g i and see this beautif that would sell for $4 und, 1 i :heflmfllfl pain. ';x ich s * : sto:o M’:’Lm 8. 0rug UNDBRTAKER and i ndifions, but whv:n is presented to o:r uade?s fote;l‘im:i 7 o et oot bars the akine Te ‘ -3 |Stor s""“‘m e ; Tas Aove: Cotieates oF Lintpotive dons B oD 98¢ takes pain, soreness and stiffness from : 1 - . 8. For ¢ s Eczema, Saxo COUNTY CORONER ; Sent by Mail r.m.. Paid, for $1.39 and 6 c.mrmh. 2