Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 3, 1914, Page 10

’ ONLY-ONE MINE IN | OHIO IN OPERATION ! ~ [dle Men Will Receive Aid From Union Organization. Columbus, O., April 3.—Information received by Ohio coal operators in this city was to the effect that only one mine is being operated in this state. The operators estimated that 50, 000 men, including miners, dock men and others, are idle as a result of the suspension incident to the fail- ure of men and operators to agree upon-terms. - It was said at the headquarters of | the miners’ organization in this city that the idle miners will receive financial support from the mine work- ers’ international organization, prac- tically upon the same basis as if a strike was in progress. Leeds, Eng., April 3.—All coal miners in Yorkshire, numbering 170, 000, had left the pits when the last of the notices to quit work expired. The men demanded the introduction of a minimum wage scale. CAPITALIZED AT $12,000,000 Monster Manganese Company to Be Cub Runs Amuck, Girl and Her Rescuer. Duluth, April 3.—An eight-year-old girl and her rescuer were injured se riously by vicious attacks and scores narrowly escaped'injury when a bear broke his chain in a shed at; the rear of Mrs. Mary Nonnemacher’s home and ran amuck. Lottie Sanders is at a hospital as the result of scalp wounds inflicted by the animal and John Bergman’s hands and face were lacerated. Both will recover. The bear, a cub, had been the pet of Mrs. Nonnemecher. The bear was shot by a policeman. TWENTY NATIVES ARE KILLED Fifty Others Injured in Railroad Dis- aster . in Java. Batavia, Java, April 3.—Twenty na tives were killed and fifty others in- jured by the derailment of a train while it was crossing a bridge near Tanjong Priok, six miles from this city. The accident was caused by a herd of buffalo- into which the loco- motive ran. Y A number of Europeans traveling on the train escaped njury. PLAN STATE CELEBRATION South Dakota’s Twenty-fifth Birthday Will Be Observed. Sioux Falls, S. D., April 3.—Progress is being made in the preliminary work for the jubilee celebration to be helé here in June in commemoration of the Formed at Duluth. Duluth, April 3.—Announcement was made by W. H. Locker on his return. from New York of the or- ganization of the American Manga- nese Manufacturing company, au- thorized capital of $12,000,000, into - which will be merged.the Cuyuna Mille Lacs Iron company and the Cuyuna-Duluth Iron company. The Eastern concern in the consoli- dation owns ample furnace facilities besides coal lands and the furnaces are equipped to convert all by-prod- ucts into commercial use. An output of 375,000 tons of iron ore at the Cuyuna properties for this year is proposed, according to Mr. Docker. twenty-fifth anniversary of the admis sion of South Dakota as a state. The week assigned to the ceiebration alsc will be homecoming week, and all for mer residents of South Dakota wik be invited to return for the occasiow OFF THE VIRGINIA CAPES Schooner Damaged in Collision With: Steamer. Norfolk, Va., April 3.—A wireless|- message says the steamer Robert M. Thompson and the schooner Augus- tus Snow collided during the fog north of the Virginia capes and the schoon- er Has been badly damaged. Injuring Scheol PET BEAR ATTACKS TWO :wawflnwu PROHIBITION IS AN ISSUE < CONDEMNED MAN ESCAPES FROM ILLINOIS JAIL. Cairo, III., April 3.—Six pris- oners escaped from the coun- - ty jail here, among them W. M. . Wilgon, sentenced to be hanged on April 24 for the murder of Thomas C. Logan, a special of- ficer of the Mobile and Ohio railroad. * B o o ik < * Ly o< * L L ol <> * * Ll R R R CHURCH DISPLAYS AT FRISCO Catholics and Protestants to Install Extensive Features. San_Francisco, April 3.—Two huge religious displays, a feature without precedent on like scale in world ex- position activities, will be exhibited at the Panama-Pacific exposition i 1915. Plans for one of these, a reproduc- tion .of St. Peter’s church at Rome, to be installed by the Roman Catho- lic church at a cost of $250,000, al- ready are well advanced. The other exhibit, perhaps on a still more lav- ish scale, will be made in the depart- | ment of social economy by Protestant denominations of the world, under the auspices of the Federal Council of Churches. Record Breaking Citrus Crop. San Francisco, April 3.—The rail roads are preparing to handle a rec- ord breaking citrus crop in California this segson. According to estimates 42,500 cars will be required to carry Southern California’s contribution of eranges and lemons to the East. Only:] 18,000 carioads were moved last year: ADDITIONAL WANTS TOO0 LATE TG CLASSIFY ‘WIANTED—Man: and wife to take charge of farm. Inquire of Gen- nis and Layon. FOR SALE—Smith Premier type- writer, $25.60.. Madel Mfg. Co. FOR SALE—Qak water barrels 75 eents each.. N{ow Mtg. Co. would say: Doesn't He Laok Natural? That’s what they all said when ‘this photegragh was first produced” Young, spry, energetic, active, alert as the above picture indicates. Othess What a fine looking man! Oh, it’s just like him! That’s good of Oscar! Wonder who But Look At Him-No\w’ i Not a particle of change. Justas young'"today‘ as he ever was. If you don't believe this, step up to the Barker window and judge for yourself. He’s took it? Did the KODAK do that? Oh, no; but Mr. Erwig doesn’t mind 7 B e not seated at the front window to look at. it in the least. He'll meet your gaze with a pleasant that smile remember that it was put there by The Kodak . " tion affords. : Drug and Jewelry store for further information. You grow old just the same whether you ‘have your picture taken by the KODAK or not, but the fact that the KODAK does the work so well should be an inducement for you to get a KODAK. It pays to get the best and you . owe it to the next generation to leave them the very‘best the present genera- Call and see Mr. Erwig, head of the Kodak departthei;t in the Barker ] : O ) NS GEERED . smile and when you see HobsonAisderwood Fight\in Alabama to B¢ Decided Monday. . Birmingham, Ala,, April $~If Cap- ‘tain ' Richmond Pearson Hobson de- feats Oscar Umnderwood for United States senator in the primary next Monday it will be because the Demo- crats of Alabama, and they consti- tute practically = the voting popula- tion of the state, believe that prohi- bition is the one overwhelming issue before the country at this time. Hobson has made the prohibition issue his issue in a campaign which has been as spectacular as any that has taken place in the United States in many years. Underwood has been “staying on the job at Washington,” his managers confending that the senatorship issue should not involve the question of prohibition. & REA IS THE LAST WITNESS Head of Pennsylvania Road Uirges| fncreased Rates. Washington, April 3.—President] the last witness fo be heard before! the: interstate commerce commission on bDelialf of the Eastern railroads: asking for am increase in freight] rates. ; \ Oral. testimory for ‘the roads was: concluded with his statement. President Rea said emphatically, in' a ecarefully prepared statement, that not only the Pennsylvania line but all American railroads were con- fronted' with' the necessity of re- trenchment, whictr might prove se- rious, unless' they were permitted to iirerease: their net. incomes. 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