Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 2, 1914, Page 4

forget t0 see the comedy, "Scenas at a Union Station,’” City VERA UAUL PLERSED - . 22t BY AMERICAN RULE| - i by 100 little tots. Thursday nlght MANY OWE LIVES TO 'MAY OBJECT TO DR. JOHN GUITERAS. Fever Expert in Charge of . e e oo o ofe e ofe o ook e b o o b ok | Today they admit frankly that they 88. encountered their first serious com- saltillo. 3 i | are enjoying greater freedom from ap-|COUNTY OF BELTRAMI ) Reels from... .26c¢c to $7.00 plication following the statement of Chihuahua, Mex., May 2.—General(4 STOLEN AUTOMOBILE IS +| prehension; more personal liberty and| On this 1st day of May, 1914 be- Spoon Hooks 1Bc to 40¢c Major Willlam Holbrook, command-| Villa has taken immediate steps tof .. MEANS OF DEATH. +#| a larger measure of prosperity, owing [fore me a Nortary Public within and . % S ing, that he would demand that mine | mobilize his entire fighting force, es-| - — #|to the influx of American money,|for said County personally appeared Lines........ Bc to $1.50 i guards remain strictly on the mine t:;nated‘ a"h“'go_o !me?v “"g““gt g;‘" _’;' ]?‘;°°n:;“§t°“’ m., ;\:Iayt?‘l"m‘ : than they have known in many years.|yony @, Ziegler to me known to be Steel Rods $1.00 to 35.00. property and that the strikers stay | !illo- In the forefront, undoubtedly,) < unidentified man who stole an the person described in and who ex- will be Monclova Perria’s brigade of| 4 automobile from in front of a | THREE BROTHERS GUILTY e 3 away from those properties. 1,300 men. Monclova Perria, with his|# store was killed a few minutes et . ecuted the foregoing instrument as . As & result the strikers declared| prother Louis, is credited with the|+ later when he lost control of +|Convicted at Kansas City of Viola.| IS free act and df}efl- Bait, Hooks, Sinkers, Tackie Boxes, Min=- they were serlously considering & re-| reputation of being the most effective|++ the machine, which crashed + 5 ‘EO0.W. RHEA. e fusal to disarm. Holbrook’s announce- | “fighting man” in North Mexico, with|< into an electric light pole. * Hon otiMann A“‘; Nortary Public, Beltrami County, now Pails, Minnow Seines and Every ment is construed by them as mean- | the exception of Villa. % 5| Kansas City, May 2.—Three broth- |, thing for Fishing cision. At Walsenburg, the scene| Cross work in the revolutionary dis- ine Epidemic. parts of the United States. of the most sanguinary fighting be-| tricts for several years. American| Bismarck, 'N. D, May. 2.—The|, TVenty-one came from Progreso on | N JIIRRIKIIIIIIREFIIIINER AIIIFFRIIIIIIIRIRIIIRER FIEBIFEIIRRRRIFIIRERIR LS . tween militia and strikers, Captain| officials here declare he has been of| North Dalota lve stock sanitary the steamship Wyvisbrook and four- Bt et W shrive: toind l‘ whom complaint hag been lodged by a - _ > ;*;*;;{flw;{*«cnw{{uurx HEREEERERRRRIRRERRRRRRREE TR RIS saloon keeper whose place had been B g N C .1 1 -2 M' S x* $ $ ¥ * * s 1 orwegian (eleoraiion, Minnesota State [|: folvidubdodedi§ £ 3 Yoot ¥ 3 - Everywhere in the strike district ’ ¥ . : & $ 1818 Sedidat : : e G x : NORTNERN GROCERY + - there 18 a friendly feeling between the F G. d B S P l d “Regularly and sy - % HOUSEHOLD UTENSILS * & » s oo e arr Grounds, between St. Paul an } oz ltyou ecaivevourday ¥ 3 and Pen uPLEMENTS § 3 courzxy : strong contrast to the feeling which B 5 - weoekly, 183 2 ] o b ] & week, if monthly dq it month- ¥ & ! of x % * existed when the militiamen were in inneapolis ay 1 7 and 18 T e e T e asx X 30 -Rely : control. [] [ . & surprisingly X % g § BATTLES X * crcccsencens A ; 1 ° 2 Get Crulser in Readiness. : Now 1s Ehliytlg to open & : : The Hard: Merchant : : . WHOLEBALg CERS * : , Philadlephis, May 2.—The armored ¥ bank account with the x. ware H D B et cruiser Tennessee, Which has been the : SECURITY STATE BANK : : Bemidji, - Minn. * : 4 * + flagship of the reserve fleet at the “‘""*’*m&“.’"’ Sept., 36%c. Pork—May, 19.55; July, * K ® - % 4 19.92; Sept, 19.95. Butter—Cream- : s * : lfln.ln"l DRUG : : o » il eriés, 24%c. Eggs—18@19c. Poultry TEE TON LUMBEN * GOOD THINGS TO EAT X —Hens, 16c. : PR : : JEWELRY STORB : : Y Chicago ‘Live Stock. s CaaEe X 90,79, 4 : 0] lers and Retaflers * Chicago, May 1. —Cattle—Beeves, % Wholessle 5 % Service and satistaction. May & 3 RUE AND MARKUSEN + e $7.05@9.40; Texas steers, $7.00@ & Orde 5 hd > 4 " + rs given that same ser- & ¥ “THEY BEAT.” t.&:i mWe:t:;n rstsers. :;-gggs-gg. :x.mmn, LATH AND : : vice you get in person. ® x v : [l eeders, $5. 155 AMERICA * cows and heffers, $3.60@8.40; calver LIEF ERICKOON DiscoveRe x BUILDING MATERIAL & & 1) P ’Wg:o:? Ly $6.00@8.50. Hogs—Light, $8.20@8.45; US| SOPHIAHL STEARNS. ] : . 3 kThirase Bemidjl, Mian * % * = mixed, $8.15@8.47%; heavy, $8.00 : . ; : . ' % x @ Appeal Being Made to All Norwegian People to Send In Pictures and Rare Articles of htdlasdsdadaiiasidan i il ] 3 835. Sheep—Native, $4.90@5.65; 3 Handicraft " Exhibiti B st LT T yeoarlings, $5.40@6.40; lambs, $5.90@ Y : AL Tof iiniting i LR RS e T iddsad s iadda 110, ) :::rmurfi?csfl Norweglin e gonder the able leadership of Miss| What is especially desired are plctur * i et Wholesalors of * We are Jobbers : 5 stumes, -| Stearns the work h: 1 JUENTHER MEHLE! o Minneapolis Grain. looms, etc., fllustrating the|ed very rapidly, m:ls: :-:::;:ey c%‘l’gc!:l:; fi::ga:x';m: :fon::sliic;:n::: ‘%xel‘(’l?vlr‘l : @ ¢ ORX : INKS A : PVIN T‘;:!KET! : g Minneapolis, May 1.—Wheat—May, progress of the Norwegian peo-| has already been gathered. The exhib-| uals, family groups, societies, etc. Ai ® e H63 ~ . mg e 8 and * ¥ 8% @89¢; July, 90%c; Sept., 86%c. gllie. will be given in convection with|its will be housed in the Women's|rare articles of handicraft and hox & Contractors &nd Buflders # - TABL% e GUMMED LABELS b4 Cash close on track, No. 1 hard, Incentenma) celebration to be held in | building at the State Fair grounds. industry will be welcomed. x " “Phomes 431, 378 £ 'scnoox. rrum ¥ " No need to send outside of & ¥ 93%c; No. 1 Northern, 91@93c; to ar- :‘lbl:;lenix;ln::; M“i 16,17 ann‘d 18. The ex- | This building i8 peculiarly adapted for All Norwegians are urged to compl x - * STATID % 3 Bemidji for them. he 3 rive, 91@92¢; No. 2 Karthern, 89@ Will be in charge of Miss Sophia H. | the purpose, being equipped with large| with this request.in order that this e x > —_— ¥ - ¥ The b 5 91c; No. 3 Northern, $8)88c; No. 8 Stearns, and it is hoped to have articles | glass cases, which will furnish ample | hibition may - be comprehensive. ar« % : ¥ : Ploneer Supply Btore E] ; yollow corn, §3%@6ic: No. 4 corn,| datinEback to the time of Lief Brickson, protection to. delicate fabrics and cost. | complete.. Bach atticle should be ac | % - Bemid}i, Mina > 5 (Smosave You Money -4 ¥ €0%@62%c; No. 8 white oats, 35% @ ‘t';:ed"g"l:l’”g """‘"‘é]’éd“"‘.:"‘;*;‘m‘rl'e;.bi Iy A-r:clvie- ¢ “necessary information : * * IIIDJI PIONEER PUB CO. : s olumbus sal ral rl nal appeal is being made to the |3 5 386; to arive, 35to; No. ¥ oats. 320 | (OF SORMIS SEl WS feel bark EEERAREIA Y it e BEING DISARMED Colorado Strikers Oppose "Army Officer’s Plan. GUARDS TO RETAIN GUNS Workers Centend That Possession of Weapons by Hired Protectors of Mining Property Caused the Entire Trouble In Colorado. Bobcbchkok ok bk bk bk ‘Washington, May 2.—A war department bulletin says the conditions at Walsenburg in the Colorado mining district, where Captain Smith is in com- mand of United States army troops, are reported ‘“critical,” but that the work of restoring order in Trinidad and Canon City districts is going forward. LRI ELEEE L X B o i i i s i e e ook ke b b e ol b ol ol e e e e ol b Trinidad, Colo., May 2—The United States cavalrymen sent to restore or- der in the Southern Colorado flelds ing that he would ask the miners to surrender their weapons and allow the guards to retain theirs as long as they stay on mining property. The strikers contend that the attitude of the guards and their possession of ‘weapons, while the strikers had none, caused the entire trouble in Colorado. H. N. Hawkins, miners’ attorney, and the strike leaders of the district met at San Rafael strikers’ camp to discuss whether the men shall sur- render their arms. May Protest to Washington. It necessary, it was said, a protest would be made to the Washington au- thorities against the disarming of one side in the bitter controversy without disarming the other. Peace reigned over the coal district. The regular troops went about their work of pacification with orderly pre- Smith and sixty-five men of Troop G, Second United States cavalry, was in charge. Smith held a conference with strike leaders, but no determina- tion regarding the disarming of m:in- ers was reached. The Walsenburg strikers will await the outcome of the says that Augustus B. Emery of Bos:| This disease recently has attracted| The entire lamp of an English and Provisi: tomers to us. co’x;f:reuce h‘;;'e. N ton and Charles A. Smith, a British| the attention of the board as being |lighthouse can be lowered to near sea OTTO @ SCHWANDT * e neutrality of Uncle Sam’s sol-| subject, are being held for $88,000 prevalent in several sectlons of the|level in foggy weather when it would Third 8. Bemidpt diers was strikingly displayed at Wal- senburg when Captain Smith arrest- ed six Colorado militiamen against Philadelphia navy yard, left for the ‘Brooklyn navy yard where she will awalt further orders: : OUR : qg x o T BEMIDJI PIONEE! 5 * : mer:]l:tnd’ln sales are :lwnyhl : * BEMIDJI GREENHOUSE " * B FUR. 60, * on the Increase and eac ¥ Wholesalers and Retal ¥ month has been better than & l Carnations and Roses al- * of ’l'ypewr?ter‘n!’we‘;tl l:x:: : T'le Mark t ¥ the last. If you are not al- & ~ & ways an hand. * Typewriter Ribbons. * i e S % ready a customer, you do not ¥ #« ¥, You save the middleman’s ¥ know how well we can please % & Flowers for parties and % ¥ Profit when you buy here. + % you in quality and satisfy & 4 weddings also Funeral de- & ¥ Full ream boxes at from 76 # i - % you in quantity. } islgnc., Phone 166 A. B. % ¥ cents and up. * [ Duluth Wheat and Flax. * 3 % Webster proprietor % X o Duluth, May 1.—Wheat—On track = l(7l:l()l:l)l§l ¥ proprietor + Security State Bank Bldg. & and to arrive, No. 1 hard, 93%e; No. 3 pouil, T ons 3 Pomialh i : 1 Northern, 92%c¢; No. 2 Northern, 90%c. Flax—On track and to arrive, $1.54%. South St. Paul Live Stock. South St. Paul, May 1.—Cattle— 3 o Ik Steers, $5.75@8.15; cows and heifers, 111 2uled Brvest, Beminit it o COMPANY $4.75@7.15; calves, $5.25@8.00; stock- G ¥5.25@ olesale and retali Pla- Manufacture; '] ers and feeders, $4.75@7.30. Hogs— nos, Organs and st!n HILAIRE RETAIL LUM s $8.10@8.17%. Sheep—Lambs, $3.50Q@ Machines. 5 % = L Jobbers 6.50; wethers, $4.50@5.35; ewes, $2.00 @$%5.00. Chicago Grain and Provisions. Chicago, May 1.—Wheat—May, 91% @92c; July, 86¢; Sept., 85%c. Corn— May, 63%@63%c; July, 64%c; Sept. 64%c. Oats—May, 367%c; July, 37%c; 8.40; rough, $8.00@8.10; pigs, $7.20@ 34c; barley, 64 L84%. fiax, $1.51% @ Vera Cruz Health Department.. PREPARING FOR BIG BATTLE Villa to Hurl His Entire Force at Many of the troops counted on to take part in the movement against Saltillo already are in the field. Gen- eral Fernindocos already has 4,000 men operating south of Saltillo. AMERICAN MAY BE EXECUTED Mexicans Accuse Pennsylvania Man of Being a Spy. Vera Cruz, May 2.—Consul Canada and other American officials here are anxiously awaiting some additional word from Zacatecas, where Dr. Ed- ward W. Rvan, Scranton, Pa., is said to be in danger of execution as a spy. General Merido Barron, military governor of Zacatecas, is said to have ordered that Dr. Ryan be shot be- cause of his refusal to translate state department codes declared to have been found on his person. Dr. Ryan has been engaged in Red great value to the state department in furnishing information as to the true conditions in Mexico, but declare it inconceivable that he should be adjudged a spy. The same report from Zacatecas ransom by the federals there. Youth Gave Warning of Explo- sion in West Virginia Shaft. Eccles, W. Va., May 2.—Thirty-sev- en men employed in mine No. 6 when the explosion occurred last Tuesday afternoon owe ' their lives to the courage of little Davy Buckhannon, a trapper boy, and the resourcefulness of the fire boss, A. P. Burdess. Davy heard the explosion in No. 5 and, like all miners, knew the awful cloud of afterdamp would soon sweep the work- ings on No. 6. ‘Without thought of himself, and not knowing how soon the dust in No. 6 would let go, he ran along the gallery; shouting a warning. After three hours of anxious waiting the imprisoned men were found in an improvised safe- ty room by a rescue party headed by Superintendent Thomas Donaldson. Rescue crews have assembled thir- teen bodies at the foot of the shaft in mine No. 5 of the New River Coal company and are continuing their work of exploration in the hope of lo- cating all of the 172 men who, it now seems certain, lost their lives. S R L L WHITMAM PROBING PANEL Talesmen Summoned for Duty as Jurors in Second Becker Trial. New York, May 2.—A special panel of thirty talesmen for the second trial of Charles Becker, the former police lieutenant charged with the murder of the gambler, herman Rosenthal, has been drawn and District ttorney Whit- man has begun a secret investigation of every man on the panel. Subpoenas were issued for the taies- men to appear in the supreme court next Wednesday, the day set for the trial to egin, making it apparent that Mr. Whitman does not intend to ask for an adjournment of the trial. HORSE QUARANTINE ASKED Live Stock Owners Complain of Dour- board has been asked by the Cattle Owners’ association of Williams coun- tl to establish a quarantine against horses coming from McKenzie county because of the alleged prevalence of dourine. state. — BOY MINE TRAPPER Mexlcans Say They Enjoy Gmat er Freedom Than' Ever, Vera, Cruz, May 2—With the occu- pation of Vera Cruz by American sol- diers under Brigadier General Fun- ston an accomplished fact, and the re- turn to their vessels in the harbor of the sailors and marines who took the port from the Mexicans, questions of the future are beginning to engage the attention of American refugees and Mexican business men. The future policy of the Washington administration is being debated with much interest. - Americans and” Mexicans.alike lact anything in the nature of a definite statement on this subject and they are all trying to interpret, from the trend of events since the seizure, whether the American occupation of Vera Cruz Is to be permanent or not. If once convinced that the American flag is to float over this city until tranquillity is restored throughout the republic it is. virtually certain that the Mexicans of Vera Cruz will give their heartiest support to-the Ameri- can civil government. ers, John Thomas Joseph Thomas and Clarence Thomas, and Willlam Cairns, an eighteen-year-old boy, were found guilty here of violating the Mann white slave act. ‘The four .were charged with transporting Mabel Smith, sixteen years old, from Un- ionstown, Mo., to Centerville, Ia. Joseph Thomas, whose wife and two children were in the court room, and John Thomas were found guilty on two counts, one of which charged con- spiracy, and their sentences may be from one to twenty years. REFUGEES OFF FOR HOME First to Be Released From Quarantine Leave New Orleans. New Orleans, May 2—Thirty- SIX refugees from Mexico, the first to released from the quarantine station ninety miles down the Mississipi river, left here for their homes in various teen were brought from Frontera on the Livingston. Nearly 700 refugees still are at the detention camp, but practically all will be released within the next forty- eight hours, be obscured in' its usual position. landed at what Is now Rhode Island. Norwegian people of the Northwest|S for . contributions to the exhibif women in England employed in mine and quarry work above ground. COUNTY OF BELTRAMI, ) May 17, City Hall—Adv. There are more than 1,000,000 Recent statistics show that there are only four countries that do not shaw a decrease of births. STATE OF MINNESOTA ) . John G. Ziegler being duly sworn on oath says, that he is the John G. Ziegler who offered the $10.00 cash reward for the best advertising idea and that he received pursuant to such offered reward divers Ideas of Advertisment from divers person, that he submitteld said Ideas of Ad- vertisement to E. H. Denu, John Ley and H. IC. Baer as the judges and the judges duly awarded the prize to Avis Guyer. from amongst the per- sons furnishing such ideas. That pursuant to the finding of said Judges deponent paid said Avis Guyer the sum of $10.00 this 1st day of May 1914. . JOHN G. ZIEGLER. STATE OF MINNESOTA, ) My commission expires July 20, 1916. ADDITIONAL - WANTS TO0 IATE TO CLASSIFY PRINTER WANTED—an to work on country weekly. Two thirder will do. Steady job to right party. State wages wanted in first letter. Independent, Bagley, Minn. Fishing Season | flllflll‘ Fill your tackle box with good fishing tackle. “The kind that is fit for fishing.” Our stock -is complete and you can get a good outfit at any 50c to $10 price from ~ GIVEN HARDWARE CO0. ‘Your Money Back If You Want It 316-318 ¥innesota Ave. Phone 87 Subseribe for The Picneer (Merchants Who Want Your Business’ It matters not where you reside or what you want, the merchants below can get it for you at a price that will defy competition. - Every merchant is reliable and will give you the best value for your money MeCUAIG GENERAL MERCHANDIA. Dry Goods, Bhoes, Groearties (2322222222222 KRR AR KRN P23 33338 eSSt e 23St idd fdaa s s g 2SS 2SS S S S8 Sl s s AR L L T T BEMIDJI MUSIC MOUSE Phome §73 4. BISIAR, MANAGa# AR R E R K R :”iiili"il{l"‘l HEERY > HhAA AT Rh R A KRN A A NS AR EESS S % i THAT’'S NATURAL. E2 2 2 4 THE BEST GROCERIES found in.Bemidji Come right here and get them, as we pride ourselves om having only the best money ess buy - # But we strive harder to please. THAT'S SERVICE Courtsous attemtion has WORB OVer wany jawalry eus- RSS2 222223 24 George T Baker & Cn KRR AER KA RSk ki T22 22222 : Bemla‘l'n élnnuou. AR R R R R lwowradwdhbebad HEEEAF KRR EREE KRR © AR R :{i{i&*ill#lilli!’it&i*’ R st o2l S2 i3 e iy i**ll’filll’fl’lfi dfi Sl '*#ll{fi##’l*i’l :’fillfll’l’l’i’i”l"ifl’i # Al kinds of building ma- ¥ terial, as much or as little as li’*iliififili"iktti.l’i FEEXE TR RN KES MODEL MANUFACTURING BER COMPANY. AT AR Ioe Cream, Bakery Goods Confectionery and Foun- tain Supplies. iuttoaaa‘ogucm~.« «ifCCi«uxI’il«¢c§ucili\u ¥ Coal ana wood also for sale t Minnesota Ave. and R. R. 8 Cfii&”’lfiifilfifli’i” 13533 FRERERRERREERRR R ERE R X AXXARRRY AXFER Y W AR w Ak ek ed PR R AT R AR b i 082 T TR R R e