Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 31, 1914, Page 4

f were hastenIng to relieve General Re DIE IN fugio Velasco, the federal commander| - at Torreon, who has made such a re. TORREUN B ATTI.E sourceful resistance against the reb. els, were received here with misgiv. ings. But it is the fact that no news of General Villa's progress has been E white hair and wrinkled faces of our’ busy men and women tell of doubt, fear and anxiety—more than disease or sge. Worry plays | hlvoc with the nervous system—so thatdigestion is ruined’and sleep o e R At i What oil is to the friction of the delicate parts of an engine— Great Slaughter in Six=Day| o ne ot o DR. PIERCE'S - Conflict Therees o tolate Jus oot 18 B Golden Medical J)iscovery I n - - to telegraphic ~communication was glven newspaper- correspondents at is to the delicate organs of the body. I's & tonic and body builder—because it the front. but when he met with re.|J Stimulates the liver to vigorous action, assists the stomach to sssimilate orparll OUTCOME STILL IN DOUBT| vores Vit vewts sion no nw [ Eocmshttuect st Fepoeses lbms s B s s 58 ik sent over the wires. Medloal Discovery ™ in liquid form s given great satiafoction 82 & tonjc and LIFESAVER KILLED IN ROW Now it can be obtained in tablet form—from dealers in medicine No Word Has Come From General orsend 50 one-cent stamps for trial box. Write R.V.Pierce, Buffalo. Vijla of Late and Rebel Officers at| Credited With Having Rescued Fifty Chihuahua Are Anxious Regarding Persons From Drowning. ("] gelhnunf?l;'nlio‘u. resl"-lllnlthaunnv!er' : the Fate of Their Leader and His| Chicago, March 31.—Edward D. . ad bow” to teke msieniy, O’Donnell, brother of Simon O'Don- I nell, president of the Chicago Build- oo ofe oo ofe ofe oo oo oo oo ol ofe ofe s ofe o) o k| Ing Trades council, stirrendered to the Army. L +| police and was booked on a charge of o + Torreon, March 31.—Fighting +| murdering Peter de Rock, a beach- 4 for the possession of Torreon < | comber, who was credited with hav- < is still in progress. While +|ing saved more than fitty persons < General Francisco Villa’s Con- +| from drowning in Lake Michigan. + stitutionalist forces are grad- + De Rock was shot and killed during < ually taking all the important +| @ fight Saturday night in a saloon. < positions of the city, they are +| Witnesses told the police O’Dounnell 4 meeting a resistance they never .;.} fired the shots” which kiiled de Rock. - 4 dreamed of. | On the advice of his attorney O'Don- L The loss of life on both sides | nell refuscd to talk after his arrest. 4 will be enormous, much more <| The police bclieve the prisoner will 4 than in any other battle ever | Dlezd self-defer ++ fought on the soil of Mexico. < =S + £ Malloy Refused Liquor License -"'-'-'-'-' E R A A | Chihuahua City, Mex., March 81— e T One thousand soldiers—some of them|laia on the table and will be con-|. . “F' l C k 99 - women—lie dead in and about blood:|sidored next meeting. Ireiess LooKer en reeking Torreon. This is the estimate : 3 g Placed on the results of the six days| . W ODEr W“;ts F;‘]" P';y What It Meanstothe Coolc Best Cookiag You Ever T fighting between General Francisco| ClfY Attorney Russell read a com- First, acool kilchen,alone enough to recom- ;’A{'&“{:,z“sflh“‘" oo Villa, military leader of the Constitu.|™hication from W. N. Weber, clerk | mend it, The method of insulation keeps tionalists, and the federal forces be.|0f the Muicipal court, whose wages| the heat ¢ the oven and out of the kitchen, be- mmn,,_ sides saving fuel. With the THERMOS oven n-mlh fore that war racked city. were recently cut from $75 a month bt (Continued from Page 1.) s i one burner does the work of two, v . o to $35 ang who is not willing to ac- You can have quick, intense heat or How far from the exact dead this ‘0 $3% s 10 ir | ston ad e o e R O figure is probably never will be known, | ¢ePt the sulary now offere 5 1t can be sealed, 5o that heat {s retained city” t 3 e most pr- but from the reports brought fn atj V¢ done I this e e but “‘l"{“ry Toct reices conker sver ovented an the different times and a knowledge of "attorney was instructed to investizatc| one thatis easlest to use. Other advantages are a cabinet top tbe terrific battling military authori. 2nd prepare for any action Weber ' with a spacious, warming shelf, space E ties here believed this would be the MY make. pctiol brollor. ad s oxtra capacity of awlul truth revealed when the smoke| To Bid on Street Cleaning T & oonstisd of firing ceases and an account of| Gty Clrk Stein read a contract; ot Souvenleace, comiort and eccaomy, the carnage is taken. drawn up by the street committee | anotiltchen. " oo TION o For six days the fight has been %t in regard to the cleaning and sprink-| goitis, 2oest, PERFECTION can be terest and the loss of life the hoaviest Jing of the streets during the com: | Yemonstrate Vou wil know it by the in recent history of Mexico, ]\ldgmg’ ing summer a motion was carried to PERFEC'HONr-uzn,nlso.enchro-u- leager pri ispa i . n 1ing, baking, broiling, boill or toasting . cetved Trom- the tront and the stories| 107CTLIS 07 BIds for this work. Al - whhoatBiiingw'the chen, " C : ; B sl end S-cents to cover postage an of horrible slaughter which were told| 0 the paved district with the excep-| will mail you a by many of the 88 wounded veterans| ion of the road ‘to Nymore will be| . Valuable 12 Pago Cook Beck Free For Best Results of Torreon who are interned in hos-| cleaned ang sprinkled by the city. | (AN INDIANA GORPORATION) Use PERFECTION OIL pitals here. i se O] rebel officers in Chihuahua again have become anxious as to the fate of their = military leader and the remnants of A . . X e 2w pon o nerces o el ADDITIONAL WANTS| Advertisers who want the best results lutiow’s first decisive battle. ~Ne) = TO0 LATE TO CLASSIFY _ |always patronize The Pionéer. They know, by experi- word from Villa ¢ to relieve the < 5 i 2 atixiety which obtained through Chi| WANTED—Man and wife want fur-|ence, that it has no equal in this section of the country as huahua. nished room in modern house at s . 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