Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 12, 1914, Page 4

- ‘Aps |SEGAL EMPORTUM COMPANY oF c ot fous: mem! ary; | known | hin sald Go Cass, ST, MINNE; ‘DE| IAPATA MENAGE et e e g S e e M e B e Asticles of Incorporation. aFy of edch / egular meeting by reso- | mer E: B Mo .,“‘,"“‘,“,‘&1 Sesal, to g m,,,’, on i gm, day’of aaron 151 it sl meatror record in m; We, the undersigned, do hereby certify of - provide! for oral RO O be S0l fhe nemons named N3P PALMER, " loffice on the 25rd day. of April, A ing cer- that "we -have, and do hereby associate |And' the boar fhall 1 F . eac 5 1914, at 11 o'clock A M. bs I ourselves together as a corporation un- ; &“&3&;“' mco{fi:{“tlggy“gfigd the | (smAL) Focorded in ook Y-8 of Incorporatio der sub-division two of section 6144 of | stockholders, hold 'it; unn’ same as_their own free aat and deed |State of Wisconsin, ) . |on page 415. Chapler 55 ‘of the General. Statute Of [at Which tithe it sheil elece the ofticers "-‘”Y 2 Tor the uses and purposes fherein ex- 5 < JULIUS A. SCHMAHL, Minnesota for the year 1913. of said 'corporation. a. County of Douglas. Secretary of State. The name of\ tmscclé]xi-:pgmmn shall be | oo T0€ ‘nnm(::l u‘an rd. casen t nm: ! ORANNA TDUP!N. Ane At known »mntflc‘m his :on& {-); of (48198) i mposing - the of directors, to 0 1, n red _before F DEEDS,- Sdenr B im e more SmBoRing Lt (hetied (o8 diven ttcn: Beltrami County, Minn, pril 1914, perso appea; CNEICK OF RBGISTIR O] : - A t known to be one Alarmmg Reports Arouse| The seneral mature of ‘its business 5o SIS, untll the frat eleoted and | g | (O ARTAL S P Ires Feb: 1, 1920, e R e bt | belaamlcouney il - e shall be carrying on a mercantile busi: = noss at the City of Bemidyi, County of | yaiifled, are as follows: State of Mlnnesou, foregoing certificite of incor- | g¢rument ~was filed. in this office for de: . Aadar S 1 | poration and she acknowledged that she d on the 24th day of April, A. D. & Beltraml, and State. of Minnesota, or | 5 e 88 X recor y 3 Forelgn Dlplomats. a;njach“\:’t:e{hg:acengr places clther in % Tl Whner 'mn%?"“' { @ r%vn‘ wlénné‘l ®: the sub- B it Yniown shat onthis 18th day or SHa oo o har waenTana " pashoscs |LoL4 et 8 cclock B i‘)fi‘gc“gnv{';:;edfi‘ay conjunc ewith or on| D! §”Begal, Supertor, \nuve St their hands thi ther 0. . |thereto as’ may be determinea “upon.” | B B MeDonald: Bemtay mmmou. 17th dly oF Apcil 1014, o duls Aprll; 1313, peraonally appearen before| 1% oin expressed, 1US L. COHEN, 2 Regiiter. o Joms ST = ARTICLE S ABTIOLEL Vs Exeouted tn the. presesice B K raokal, to e known to be one of | Notary Public, ‘Douglas Gounty, Wis. B. MURPH he period of eatios of this cor- As loJ Se aland E. B McDomfl— ~DOr o Skocutal My commission expires Dec. 9, 1917. Deputy. poration shall be thirty years from and| The capital stock of sald company | A%y} the foregolng certificate of incorpora-| il Sias ana APPEAL TO WASHINGTON | 2otc'sho hats ey thirty, years from and | The capital, stock of S OHNRON, tion and he acknowledged that he exe: | (SEAL) - corporation. {850.000:00), “dividea hta: Ave nopdsed | 0K ANA <. |cuted the same as his own free act and |, ARTICLE L {800) sharés of the pac value of One|4%f%] Dufi"‘ : deed for the uses and purposes therein The following are the names and|Hundred Dollara (3100.00) each share| H)AnPARBL . . |exprensed. places of residence of the incorporat. |and shall ‘b paid for in full when is- AN ey . F. A DARE, Btate Department Asked to Investi- | ors: ued, 3 Justice of the Peace, Cass County, Minn, o [ Names— Restdence. ARTICLE, VI. . 8, PARAER. STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF e e orougnly the Exact Situs | Sumi SWAtker Wi Henily to. which hts company shatt| : " K. SRGAL In Distriot Court— > tion at the Capital, Especially the| D. S Scgal, Supérior, Wisconsin, . |of Maptiity to whioh this company shall) - ; 8. BRGA! LON: 3 Pelms Clacs it the: Dlatio Rumor That Huerta's Position fs| = = “MCPQald Bemidsi, Minnesota. | 5 Thirty Thousand Dollars (830,000,009 : ALD. |Codrt for Cass County, Minn., hereby The management of the ‘said corpora- - ARTICLE VIL ) 0""1!' that F. A. Dare is a duly qlull- Rapidly Weakening. tion shall be vested in a board of di-| The officers of sald company shall bé |Gounty " of - Beltrem. )"‘ :a.ke’:gfilzfgw‘{éa;‘S}.ep;f&“afimm;:llzfif‘-cg I “ marlcan Washington, May . 12.—Persistent : = Attend the reports from Mexican sources that the revolutionary leader Zapata, in the southern part of the republic, is : ° . oo | celehratlun an immediate menace to Huerta and : 5 i = | to forelgners in Mexico City led the §k it - Bemldll J ewelr‘y Company state department to seek all possible Information on the subject - \ e , o [I| B -+ - The New Bemidji Jewelry Store Il Minnesota State Fair Grounds Forelgn ambassagors and fninlstex."s 4 / = 218 Mi ta Aventis. May I 7 here, whose countries have diplomatic representatives in Mexico City, were . appealed to by the department to in- | ey | This grand celebration is arranged for the benefit of both vestigate thoroughly alarming rumors s 1M T s i 3 2 those who are returning to the Old Country this year and for concerning Zapata's threats and the Past the half million mark have i Haw Ynm‘ Wamh nwa"mg Dn“e ngm those who will not be able to %ttend This will be one of the actual movements of his bandit forces. gone the figures of Ford progress. : | s 3 greatest days in the history of the Norweglan-Amencans in The department also asked the for- : el 4 2 IT. elgn 2ip?§::a$e?uraii?u:;aiion b O:ro, More than five hundred thous- I .. For Prices As Low As Big City Prices thiseoantrye DONJTMISS actual conditions in Mexico City, par- and Fords have been sold todate 5y 4 o | CONVENIENT TRAIN SERVICE. CALL ON ticularly the rumors that Huerta’s po- TR i ! I sition is rapidly weakening. We couldn’t give you better proof ) e R. E. Fisher e Some of the diplomats here have re- of Ford merit Everywhere 3 2 Joint Ticket Agent, Union Station, Bemidji, Minn. ceived reports within the last few x We do First Class -Jewelry, Watch and Clock Repairing. -All days o which tion of Zapat ou’ll find the Ford the favorite - ; ek i was mads, but mossagos to. another Y o : ‘ Work Guaranteed. Give i 2 Trisl source gave alarming information re- car. 27 | : s garding Zapata’s activity, expressing 2 { —_— fear for the safety of foreign -resi- b dents in Huerta’s capital. Five hundred doliars is the price of the Ford " i | We have just received a big lhlpment of a Complete Jewelry - s the isfive fifty; the to i 3 FUNSTON DENIES REPORT ::: ;‘,’,:':fi;l;_“;?lrg:";u‘;:, d:zmh; wx: I Stock which is now on tluplly for yeur inspection. equipment. Get catalogne and particulars from Says ‘American; Lines at 'Vera Cruz Northern Automobile Co., Bemidji, Minn. Have Not Been Extended. | Vera Cruz, May 12.—Publication in & ; s goe Mexico Clty papers oia atetomamt by The Bemidji Jewelry Company. General Blanquet, minister of war, I - 5 L 3 that the Americans already have brok- 72 i : © 218 Minnesota Avenue en the armistice by extending their = . lines and scouting, has caused Briga- dier General Funston to notify Wash- ington that there is no truth in this report. Scrupulous care has been taken not to exceed the orders of the war de- partment regarding the advancing of lines, even though a very slight ex- tension would be of great advantage in enabling the city to procure a 2 l 0 much needed increase in garden and dairy products. 3 d s 3 d s Recently it has been somewhat l' t- I" t- easier for farmers to bring their produce into the city, as the close watch that was originally kept on them by the federal soldiers has been reed. Bt bands of irecuias We are closing out our entire line of MEN'S and YOUNG MEN’S CL OTHING and reducing our SHOE, them in_ eertain districts. HAT and FURNISHING STOCK Our window front material which should have been here before this, has been Most Prompt and Effectual Cure for delayed, as part of the material is made up special for us, taking more time than expected. We have decided to - make this week the BIG WEEK of our sale, placing before you our complete stock of merchandise at prices that want a remedy that will not oniy are money savmg to you. give relief, but effect a prompt and ‘permanent cure, a remedy that is pleasant to take, a remedy that cou- i [ tains nothing injurious. Chamber- I ‘ lains Cough Remedy meets all these 5 requirements. It acts on nature’s ’ : plan, relieves the lungs, aids-expec- . Men’s shoes toration, opons the secretions and ro- Men’s Suits oung ’ ~ Men’s Lanpher Hots ! ung en’s uits stores the system to a healthy condi- % $3.00 new spring styles. tion. This remedy has a world i . Regular pnces ranglng from - Regular prices ranging from- wide sale and use, and can always be depended upon. Sold by all deal- o : E -$7-to $25 $8.00 to $18.00 o 2 . L’z-gs ::fll 2 5. —Adv. % o . t most a n ts, t t er Sale prices $5.89 .| Sale prices $5.69 | styles, but Ao st;lels) er. ats, not this springs S e e midmmt vg "fhsfpecgolt'f;‘:5?0"';2'"’;: : t0 $18.98 - t0 $12.50 : $2 10 each with $5.00 lighting equipment; out- Ot TR0, 9. i price > 1 Lot of Hats, $1.50 to $3.00, sale price o Sk G hoveslerg I $2.50 pair Be sure and ask to see our Suit Stock “$1.00 each ADRLT&I!AT% CL}VSSQISTS S0CKS CANVAS GLOVES | B o ) s : s u its | HANDKERGHIEFS SUSPENDERS PO RN T e R s 1235lack 'cind tan, 15¢ 2 for :(nit wrist style, 4 pair y Red : 799, c, sale price il . : cd ; BOT—Who wishes o Toara 1o Baks 3 for 25¢ | | Big Reductions in our Boy’s Suit Dept. White Must be neat. Night shift. Model c Mtg. Co. e R e e 1 Lot of 25¢ at ......... Regular prices ranging from $3.00 to One-half cent a word, cash. 3 = 19¢ 158 dauntlor. sivle. “pate $I0.00, Sale Prices ranging from' e[| "5wil 106 | $2.19 to $6.98 Blue each ADVERTISEMENT. Sweaters Men’s Night Shirts’ _ Neck Ties Tennis Shoes The entire sweater stock at............ Fancy stripes and heavy white twill, | Nice lot of 50c ties............: '$1.25 and $1.50 tennis shoes. 20 per cont Disgount | 120 ene ¥ T 42c each ~ SLI0 pair T e Gl = -. Cotton Underwear Flanne! Shirts T Work Shirts _ Boy,sv Pants : Two-piece cotton underwear, suit.... Men’s and boy’s flannel shirts......., 1 Lot of good 50c work shirts. ... Areall selling at ........................ 2 : , sovsiessseeees | Tyo piece heay i \ 20 per cent Discot | . 39c each Reduced Pyfces: | ™77 Tyr i B wndervenr The above mentioned- are lust a few of the many bargams we have to offer you. You give us a call and see for yourself. - ; - “H. J. Maxfleld, candidate for the Republican nomination for congress, “ % 4 y 5 . 3 _ 4 \ ,’ e 3 - Sixth district, (including Beltrami | 2 l 3 rd : st = | 4 ; : . § ; 2 l 3 r d St county). Mr. Maxfleld is one of the : > &N - { > : | : . L best known Northern Minnesota " < 5 o : = - & 4 N o NN : . 5 : ‘boosters. Twice president of the v 2 s i & : . e g 5 Northern Minnesota Development 3 sn Bonr 'u m. Fa"s‘tm‘n - S ” s TR S : e - l'n nnor 'n 'h' Falr S'ml'a assoclation, and formerly State Im- T i s sty 3 - 3 oA Serers migration Commissioner, he ‘stands for things which will develop Bel- trami county.” 3