Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 10, 1914, Page 8

e —————— - TAMPICO BATTLE FLETCHER MAKES REPORT _dispatches to the navy department ’ El Paso, reported to the war depart- 1S STILL RAGING Neither Side Victorious in Fight st Mexican Seaport. +'New lot just in. Rear Admiral Says He' Is Discourag- ing Refugees From Boar&lng War- ships Because of the Bad Weather | Now Prevailing There. ‘Washington, April iO.—Over night ot ¥ .from Rear Admiral Fletcher reportéd ”EGKWE‘R fighting still in progress at Tampico New.line'at without advantage to either side. On account of a heavy norther Rear Ad- miral Mayo was discouraging refu. gees from going aboard ships there. Admiral Fletcher sent this record, received from Admiral Mayo: “Mayo reports fighting continues with no changes except that the gun- boat Zaragosa is assisting the Vera Cruz in shelling Arbol Grande. = On account of a norther and no advan- tage in fighting am’ discouraging re- fugees from coming on board. Have received few on Des Moines alongside dock. “If rebels receive artillery, which seems tc be improbable, conditions will be more serious. Reports eir- culated on shore that American bat- tleships are supplying arms to the rebels.” Re'uge for Americans. The admiral added that he had di- rected Admiral Mayo to give refuge to Americans and other foreigners on American vessels as far as possible. 10c, JAPANESE ILLINOIS WOMEN NOW SEEK FULL SUFFRAGE Want Right fo Vote for All GCandidates on Ticket. Chicago, April 10.—Declaring that Chinese American battleships as worth com- Five Americans arrested at Vera tm:s_ thrlnuglihousbthe state, Cruz as-a military precaution were re- suffrage leaders”began a movement reon says “very good order” has been linois, re-established there. The women announced they would tional convention called- at an early ment by wireless that fighting was | date. “The full right of suffrage could and Paras, but he gave no details. - | the state’s basic law. .Under the’equal suffrage act passed SOUTH SHIVERING |N COLD vote for state .officials,. members of e the legislature, men!‘t_),ers of congress, Tennessee. tional offives. Memphis, Tenn,, April 10.—Freezing The new law sranted them the vote reported from West Tennessee, Ar- prssldent and: city officials. kansae, Missigsippi and Qklahoma by ‘The next. step .for the. women of Smith, Ark. the mercury fell to 30| Trout, president of the Illinois Equal degress.. At Jackson, Miss, a tem- Suffrage association,: “is to_agitate for Vicksburg reported 38: give us the privilege and right to vote In Memphis the freezing point was'| i Dational affairs. The women should reported 32 degree-temperatures. .In- dications are that much .of the fruit places lmve been killed. Twohy Co., ‘Wwith headquarters at Crookston. spent the day 1n the city White = Wolf’s Gang Loot T IF KIDNEYS ACT the notorious White Wolf killed hun- dreds of inhabitants of the towns of the vicinity of Sianfu, capital of Shen- si province. They looted the three|Says Backache is a sign you have country, - i All foreigners residing at out sta- which forms urie acid. where .a column of 1,500 regular troops has arrived. Further rein- menting upon. leased. A consular report from: Tor- | for:full suffrage -for the women of Ii- Brigadier General Hugh L. Scott, at | Unite their efforts .to have a constitu- said to be in progress at San Pedro | only be granted through a change in by .the last legislature women cannot Freezing Temperatures .Reported in police magistrates or other constitu- and near freezing temperatures were on questions” of public policy, and for the local weather bureau. At Fort | Illincis,” said Ars. perature - of - 36 ‘was recorded and |2 convention; so that our men may reported. Nashville and Chattanooga agxtate this everywhere.” and valuable vegetables in exposed |representative of Gowan,, Peyton- BRIGANDS SLAY HUNDREDS | call on friends. Peking, April 10.—Brigands under Huhsien, Chowchih and Meihsien, in towns and are sweeping the entire been eating too much: meat tions have been ordered to Sianfu, forcements have been sent. When you wake up with backache and dull misery in the kidney region it genera]ly means you have besn ST R T eating too much meat, says a well- ORGANIZE FORTHE CAMPAIGN known authority. Meat forms uri acid TG which overworks the kidneys in their North Dakota Germans Oppose Pro-|effort to filter it from the blood and hibition and Suffrage. they become sort of paralyzed and Bismarck, N. D,, ‘April 10 —Deter- | loggy. When your kidneys get slug- JERSE Y S WEA TERS Men's, Ladies’ and Children’s - 89cup RUFFLINGS New line just in. ‘ L 150 yd.up | Whit Leather Guaranteed Sflmklnys per pair 15¢ New;lot'of in hanging baskets 25c and 50c¢ BAD TAKE SALTS| Big assortment 25¢ AIR FERNS SENATE MAY REJECT COLOMBIAN TREATY Leaders Said to Be Opposed to Its- Provisions. ‘Washington, April -the opinion of leading senators. There was a general belief that the administration would have trouble carrylng out any - provision of the Wilson-Bryan plan for a general set-|- ing engendered by the Panama canal In addition there George. is strong feeling among certain sena- tors that the so called Bryan peace treaties would ‘be of no rea] benefit tolls controversy. to' the people. The 'proposed Colombian treaty 1s still kept secret .by the state depar; mént. It is declared, however, th: it' pledges this government to p: Grace,. Wilbur Colombia $25,000,000 indemnity for the loss of what is now the repubhc of ' Panama, t" the. Colo: ‘houndry”at the Pahama line. brac S Satety Deposit ‘Boxes for rent at e U i A $2.00 per Ole Hovde the popular and portly |year for small and $4.00 per year Fire an Burglar the First National Bank. for large boxes.' proof. You need one.—Adv American Beauty Gai-'sels "-00, $1.50, ‘2.00 L. L. May’s Northern A Few Primrose in Bloom Try our Martha Washing- fon Box Paper and Tahlets 10.—The pro- Officials here did not regard the| the new women voters of Illinois dem-| posed new treaty with Colombia, un- shore report from Tampico that the| onstrated their desire to vote and|der the terms of which' this govern- rebels are receiving aid from the| thejr *proper comprehension of civ-|ment would practically assume re- ic matters at Tuesday’s township elec- sponsibility for the Panama revolu- women | tion, will never be ratified. This is Big values 10c yd. up 7 different styles Grown Seeds 2 packages 5c for Easter each 250 10 and 25¢ tically promises that this government will exert pressure to bring Panama into friendly relations with Colom- ‘bia and grants certain concessions to Colombia in connection with Panama canal traffic. NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS OF THE CITY OF BEMIDJI The Bemidji Lodge of Elks is now prepareq to receive propositions for the purchase of from one to three lots for the purpose of erecting an Elk’s Home in this City. Bids must ‘be submitted on or be- t‘ore Monday, April 20th, and will bé considered by the site committee, nd submitted to the Lodge at the regular meeting on May 7th. Bids must be.in writing, and ad- dressed to. J. L..George, Chairman, 'site. committee Bemidji Lodge No. 1652, B. P. 0. Elks. Members of the Site ‘Committee; C. L. Decker; E."H. Jerrard, F. S. Lycan, J. O: Harris, A. H Jester, W. N. ‘Bowser, T..C. 'Bailey,” J. L. tlement.of all troubles with sister na- tions. ‘Part of this is due to the bitter feel | ADDITIONAL WANTS Wi ’I‘EJ)——A porter, Hotel Mark- .| Muyrphy Farniture Co. Pioneer Want Ads (-2 Gent a Word Palmer’s Hardware livery disapoint- ments Sales Agent Carbon Paper We have an assortment of high grade paper tully guaranteed, 812 x13 ° in all colors 8 1-2 x -11 and At $1 and $1.25 a box (Can youbeat 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 X " 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. from time to time* We buy on a_Guarantee and sell the Same Way. Bemldu Pioneer Supply Stnra ~Phone 31 Demonsiration at Place your orders early to avoid de- A. H. dJester - * ko o kY mined in their stand against womat; gfsh and clog you must relieve them, suffrage and in fayor of the repeal:of like you relieve your bowels; remov- the prohibition feature of ‘the state & < i 1 constitution, members of :the North |08 all the bedy’s urinous waste, else| Dakota German alliance Have organ-|you have backache, s\cg headache, ized “The Persenal Rights league.” dizzy spells; your _stomach . sours, ‘Under ‘the resolutions no candidate [ tongue is coated, and when the wea- |} rheumatic || need' ‘apply for the league’s support | ither ig unless. he agrees to support the anti- prohibmon movement and oppose woman suifrage. bad you have sediment, channe's often get sore] water scalds and you are obliged. to "““GA"ON SéSS'ON CPENS seek relief two or three-times durlng il the night. - . Officials of Western AStatn Confer With Federal*Representatives. physitian at once or get from your Denver, April 10.—An irrigation phnrmu:ist about four ounces of Jad| conference called by Secretary-of the Salts; take a-tablespoonful in a glass' Interior Lane to “decide new policies | of water before breakfast for a few for the development ot Western 1aids | a5 and. your kidneys will then act thg):vgh irngnho: ulz‘ined I:r‘e] o fine. This famous salts is made from'}l ernors and- other officials : = several Western states, officers of the | the acld of grapes‘and lemon Julce, Wtespr department and irrigation’ ex: eombhnq with lithia, and has been from many p-rts of the Dnited | used for generntions to clean and mns and several foreign''countries |stimulate -luggluh kidneys, also’ to were in attendance no fonger frritates, thus bladder. weakness. Jad salte 1s a life saver for rem— laf meat eaters. It is ¢ 5 emflng 3 Blnysy of Twe_ Is Stricken. Chicago, April 10:—Peter Welter, who, a week ago.shot.apd Killed Mrs. Kath- erine Morris and Mrs. Sarah Snllm., peighbors, died at a hospital ‘here, Welter confessed to shooting the wom- | ful, offervment lithia-water drink. o3 and then trying to end his own life,| | 4 - 4 lo 'n unhle w enlain the dud. 1 twinges. ‘The urine is cloudy, full of |} Either consult a _good, relhblc 7 nuuln.lho ;cidl in' the urine so it OSCAR ERWIG Department "omift‘ed -.Eastman it isn’t a Kodak.” Rings, ‘Bracelet ' Held of the Jewelry and Kodak Mr. Erwig was a little peeved at the Ad man last week because - he : the’ plmue. “If it isn’t an Watches, In this Mr. Erwig is right. There are: Mesh Bags, Stick Pins, Lockets, Charms, Bracelets, Cuff Buttons, ‘Ghams, Brooches, Etc., Ete. You wnll also find dlsplayed some very fine pxeces of PICKARD'S hand pamted China. These will interest the housewfle in-the decoration of the Easter table. You will proflt by our suggestions lf you buy Naturally you will be interested in specials for Easter. of the year most other lines of business are brought to the front. the Jewelry business?” says Mr. Erwig. Our jewelry stock changes constantly, the new conceits taking the place of the older ones, just as fast as we can make room for them. This department _is kept stristly up-to-date, perpetually fresh, and shows the varying of fashions as much as do one’s gowns do. ;Drug and J ewelry Stor.e' 'flmfl% aster Jewelry This is the season “Why not : . It is' just as important to be arrayed in the _proper jewelry as it is to be bedecked with a new “lid” or a new spring suit. ~ We especially call attention to the remarkably fine showing displayed in. our west window. It seems hard to realize that such pretty and valuable ‘articles can-be sold for such a little price. notable offerings that have made this season one of record values in jewelry. But these are just some of the Belmdjl, Minn.