Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 20, 1914, Page 3

KEE KKK KKK KKK ¥* LEST WE FORGET * Ulifii*l*llilli/l% The next meeting of the board of county commissfoners will-be held May 26. “In the Court of King Cole,” will be produced by home talent in the near future. 5 The Alabama Jubilee Singers will appear at the Athletic Club theatre ‘Wednesday evening, May 20. Rev. Gilman will preach the ser- mon to the graduating class on Sun- day, May 24, in the Methodist chureh, That news items telephoned to the Pioneer are appreciated both by the publishers and readers of the paper. Phone 31, The next convention of the N. M. D. A. will be held at Thiet River Falls on June 3, 4, 5, and 6. Be- midji is expected to send a large de- legation. The commencement exercises. for the graduating class of 1914 will be held in the auditorium of the new Methodist thurch, on- Friday even- ing, May 29. 52 Boys of the country who have en- tered the corn growing contest will meet at the high school Saturday, May 23. Talks by Agriculturist Gile and Supt. Stewart. o/ BREVITIES Mrs. Olof Berg of Frohn spent yes- terday in the city shopping. Mrs. C. A. Spragg of Becida was in the city yesterday to have helj eyes treated. Miss Emma McClellan of Cass Lake transacted business at the court house yesterday. Don’t miss the Alabama Jubilee Singers.—Adv. Mrs. Daniel DeLury Whitney of Walker, were visitors yesterday. and Mrs. Bemidji Mrs. Lee Ahlman of Frohn was shopping and transacting business in Bemidji yesterday. Special sale of trimmed hats at Mrs. Neal’s Millinery store.—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Raymond of the town of Frohn transacted business in the city yesterday. B. E. Tanberg of Baudette and Arnt Peterson of Baudette, were Be- ji business visitors today. One-fourth off on all trimmed hats at Mrs. Neal’s Millinery store. —Adv. F. P. Sheldon, of Minneapolis, president of the First Natienal Bank of this city, spent today in Bemidji. Tony Schusser, who has been visit- ing his sister, Mrs. Lénnon of Kelli- her, for the past few days, has re- turned to Bemidji. A complete line of.field and gar- den seeds at W. G. Schroeder store. —Adv. Miss Flora Todd, who is employed in a bank at Kelliher, is visiting friends in Bemidji. Miss Todd’s home was formerly in this city. Henry ‘Weber and William Prono- vost of Remer will arrive in Be- midji tomorrow afternoon for the purpose of being initiated into the Blks. Berry bushes and plum trees for sale at Berglund’s store, 406 Minu. Ave.—Adv. Iver Iverson of Pinéwood was a Bemidji visitor yesterday, and while in the cty paid the Poneer office a ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WELL? Many Bemidji People Know The Im- portance of Healthy Kidneys, The kidneys filter the blood. They work night and day. Well kidneys remove impurities. ‘Weak kidneys allow impurities to multiply. ; No kidney iii should be neglected. There is possible danger in-delay: If you have backache or urinary troubles. If you are mnervous, dizzy or worn out, 4 Begin treating your nidneys at once; Use a proven kidney remedy.- None endorsed like Doan’s Kidney Pills. Recommended by thousands. Proved by Bemidji testimony. Mrs. E. Thorson, 1009 Bemidji Ave,, Bemidji, Minn., says: “I ’havq been ‘a great sufferer from 'pain in the back and other symptoms:of kid- | ney trouble, For years three or four years I had spells of backache and often had to give up and go to bed. I used other remedies fbut nothing helped me a8 much as Doan’s Kidney Pills, They brought ' me quick ze- lief, and I think highly of them, “Price 50c, at all dealers. Don’t simply ask- for & kidney remedy— got Doan’s 'Kidney Pills—the same that Mrs. Thorson - Foster-Mil- bura Co,, Props., Butfalo, in the churchi basement tomorrow af- morning and will be the daughter, Mrs. F. W. R some _ time. 7 Jubilee Singers’ at the Athletic Club ‘theatre.—Adv. Mrg. E. J. Kane of Kelliher; for- merly Miss. Gertrude McLaughlin of this city, spent the day in Bemidji a8 the guest of her mother, Mrs. . E. :McLaughlin. on the evening train, J. C. Infelt, ‘who is in the meat market. business - at International Falls, spent today in Bemidji, coming here to visit his wife who has been a ‘patent in the St. Anthony hospital during’ the past month, One of these days you ought to 20 to Hakkerups and have your pfc- ture taken.—Adv. Mrs. Ella Sines * and - daughter, Mrs. Effie Martin of Pinewood, were in Bemiddji yesterday. They will es- tablish® dressmaking parlors here. Mrs. Sines’ husband was = recently burned to death by a gasoline = ex- plosion. > For first-clags carpenter work, large or small jobs, call C. H. Eugen, Phone 117.—Ady. Mrs. W. P. Dyer returned last ev- ening from St. Paul and Plainview, Minnesota. At St. Paul Mrs. Dyer attended the meeting of the Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star and at Plainview, her old home, she visited with her two brothers. Alabama Jubilee Singers, Athletic Club theatre Wednesday evening. Tickets, - 35¢; "children; 25¢.—Adv. F. R. Williams and Dr. George T. Swinnerton of International Falls, are expected to be among the class to be initiated by the.Bemidji lodge of Elks tomorrow night. Several members of the lodge who reside at the border city will also-come down for the meeting. Have your furniture repaired at the bargain' store first class work at reasonable prices .—Adv. Friends and neighbors of ~John Norling of Grant Valley, will give a benefit dance for him in the Grant Valley hall, Saturday night, May 23. Mr. Norling’s barn and stock burned up May 13, and the dance will be given to help restore his loss. Sup- per will be served during the even- ing. : Real typical negro concert by the Alabama Jubilee Singers Wednesday evening at the Athletic ‘Club theatre. —Adv. Mesdames John L. Brown and Lars Lind will entertain the ladies’ aid of the Swedish Lutheran church in o terncon and evening. Lunch .-will be served from 4 to 8 and from 9 to 10. Rev. J, H. Randahl will preach from 8 till 9. All the ladies of the aid and their friends are cordially invited. Another advantage in dealing with the Northern National Bank is that you are not too small for the bank nor is the bank too large for -you.— Adv. Miss Coodie Brennan of Akeley, ~Wednesday ‘evening the' Alabama She returned home | Minnesota, is the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pat- terson of Wilton, where she will spend the next two weeks. Mrs. Patterson and daughter Arvilla en- tertained a number of guests in her honor the first of the week. The af- ternoon was spent in playing cinch, after which lunch was served. Nursery stock, including fruit trees, berry fughes, strawberry plants and bulbs, for sale at Carl- son’s Variety store, at half price.— Adv, John P. Reisberg arrived yester- day from Glasgow, Montana, and will be the guest of his sister, Mrs. John Tennstrom, for several weeks. Mr. Reisberg formerly owned the shoe shop now owned and operated by Mr. Mittet of this city. He has spent the past eight months on his claim in Montana and will not have to re- turn there for five months, which time he may decide to spend dn this city. TO END COLORADO STRIKE Legislative Committee Will' Appeal to - Both Sides. 2 Denver, May. 20.—Efforts to settle amicably the Southern Colorado strike are being made by the joint commit: tee appointed by the legislature to in- vestigate conditions in the strike The governor says the committee will make an immediate appeal to both sides. Major P. J. Hamrock, on trial be- fore a military courtmartial at the state rifle range on charge of murder. manslaughter; larceny and arson, said he would take the Stand in his own defense, All witnesses so far-have denied that the militiamen started the -battle of Ludlow, when six strikers, two women and eléven children were slain. <Al blame Greek strikers. oo oo ofs ofo-ofe sfeole ole el iofe ole ool vl obe ol % PRIZE BABY BLOCK FOUND. - IN CHICAGO. > 1 Chicago, May 20.—Twelve + hundred children in one block. 4 Yiwere' found by school census ‘o enumerators. This is believed %+ to-be the prize baby block of < Chicago; if not of the wor ‘The block fs bounded by 5 = & £ - 3 <3 el o Two-reel Vitagraph A side splitting comedy, full of clever situations and whick will make the joy-tears run down your fage so fasf you'll think you are in ‘swimming. Anita Stewart and E. . Lincoln: Hoarst-Salig Some excellent pietures from all over the world Admission Bc and (0Oc MEDIATION EFFORTS - ~ 10 BE SUGGESSFUL Delegates Anpear Confident. of Beneficial Results. ‘Washington, May- 20.—Interest In the Mexican situation has shifted to Niagara Falls, Ont. £ The American commissioners to the. mediation conferences expressed the hope” that their mission would sue: ceed. Commissioners Lamar and Lehmann were certain there would be no.long delay. They believe it would be pos- sible to determine within a Wweek whether there was hope of ultimate success. Information given out by President ‘Wilson was that the mediators were in sympathy with the general conten- tions of the United States, and would very probably use their influence upon the Huertaists. The attitude of the Constitutional- ist_representatives here continue de- fiant. They asserted there’ Would be 10 compromise with Huerta. The ad- ministration, howev is_not consid- ering Carranza at present. After Hu- erta’s position is. outlined this. gov- ernment will)be in position. to, make demands on the Constitutionalists with exaet knowledge of just what is wanted. FEAR FOR SILLIMAN REVIVED Imprisoned Consul Not Among Ar rivals at ‘Mexico City. ‘Washington; May.20.—Reports from Mexico City that a long delayed train from San Luis Potosi: had arrived without ~ American consul John R. Silliman, concerning whose safety the Huerta government has given re- peated assurances, rearoused concern among state department officials. Secretary Bryan declared repeated messages have come from the Huerta foreign office that Silliman, who had been held at Saltillo by the federals, had.been released and was on his way to Mexico City. oo dfe el oh b o * 3 e ok TRIES TO WIN ON RACES, BUT FAILS AND SUICIDES. Pittsburg, May 20.—Fred Litz saved $100 -for his wed- ding, played the races in the hope of- getting $700 to start housekeeping, lost his $100 and suicided, after telling his cred- - itors to get their money from his insurance. ok ook ofeofe oo ofr ofe ok ofe ol ole e ole ofe oo obe ok oo ok oo ode ofe cBovle oo ol R SRR A ) Dominican Port Reepened. “Washington, May 20.—Captain Bierer of the United States gunboat ‘Wheeling, -in Dominican waters, re- ported. that the federal blockade of the port of Monte Christi had been raised. Featuring Nows Pfetflrlal : dents of toda a realism 80 vivid that reat Sot tbwc‘st._._reple'tev on the Mexican border, all depicted with audiences can ‘scarcely h stirring in keep from risingin their seats. One complete battery of artillery, 1,000 people, 200 - Positively the gre FUMES OVERGOME FIREMEN Fifty 'Rendered Unconscious in New York City Blaze. New York, May 20.—Six hours ‘of | desperate fighting, :in which filty fire- men dropped unconscious and one was severely -injured, were required by a fire in a block on Greenwich: street. Chemicals ' stored in the upper story, occupied by the Atlantic Can company, generated fumes of muriat- ic and chloric acids . These swept over ‘the fire ‘fighters and men drop- ped like flies. A ‘dozen - physicians resuscitated the. firemen ‘as fast as they were ‘borne out of the structure. Benavides President of Peru, ‘Washington, May 20.—General Bena- vides was sworn ‘in_as provisional president of Peru, according to-a ca- blegram from American Minister Mc- Millan to’ the state department. British war vessels annually..con- sume 3,000,000 long tons of coal and 2000,000 long tons of oil fuel. BE PRETTY! TURN GRAY HAR DARK Look young! Nobody can tell if yor use ‘Grandmother’s simple recipe of Sage Tea and: Sulphur. Almost ‘everyone knows that Sr and - Sulphur, —properly com, brings back the matural color and lustr to the hair when faded, stréaked or gr: also ends dandruff, itching scalp a stops falling hair. ' Years ago. the only way to get this mixture was to make it at homse, which is mussy and trouble some. Nowadays, by asking at any drug store for “Wyeth’s. Sage ‘and Sulphur Hair Remedy,” you will get a large bot tl¢ of this famous old reeipe for about O Dok 1 Mry it! N Don’t” 1y it! No can puliblyyhfi‘fiul. you darkened yo hair, as it does it ‘so naturally anc evenly. ' ‘You @awmpen a sponge or sof ‘brush with'it- and draw this through you: hair, taking one small strand at a time; ‘by morning the gray hair disappers, and after anof application or two, ‘your hair becomes beautifullydark, thick and glosey. = IF BAK HURTS BEGIN ON SALTS Tlush the Ki«ineyn at once when Back achy or Bladder bothers—HMeat . 2 forms uric acid. No man or woman who eats meat regu- larly can make a mistake by flushing the "kidneys occasionally, says a -well: known authority. Meat forms uric acid which clogs the Kidney. pores so. they sluggishly filter or strain only part of the waste and poisons from the blood, then you get sick. -Nearly all thetuma: tism, headaches, liver trouble; nervous- ness, constipation; dizziness, sleepless: | bladder disorders come from sluggish neys. kidueys or your back hurts; or if the uriiie_ g eloudy, offensive, full- of sedis ment,. irregular of passage or attended by & sensation of scalding; get about four few days and your kidneys will then ac! ‘fine. This famous. galts is made- | the X > Defactive The moment you feel 'a dull ache in the' ounces of Jad Salts from any: reliable [} pharmacy and- take s tablespoonful jx: a glass of water before breakfast for a - = - Mexicans; 500 soldie: _ two troops atest story ever filmed, at - outlay of money. _ . NICHT TIME CARD : First Show 7:00 Second Show 8:30 . Third Show rs, 300 horses, - of calyary. -a tremendous 'Matinees Dally, Except Sunday * Admission 106! 8¢ ROOSEVELT AVOIDS CHEERS OF THAONGS Goes Quietly From Steamer fo Home at Oyster Bay, New ~ York, May Roosevelt has retuined home from his South American exploration trip. But the return of Roosevelt was un- like his triumphal return from his ~African hunting expedition and his jaunt through Europe. 4 On the present; occasion Roosevelt sought quiet and Trest. AIl plans for a parade in New York long ago were fbandoned and at the request of Mrs. Roosevelt the receptionat Oyster Bay was postponed for twenty-four hours. A strictly family party met the colo- nel at Quarantine witha tug and took kim on it up Long: Island sound to Oyster Bay, where he was landed at the private pier of his cousin, W. Emlen' Roosevelt, only ‘a short dis- tance from his home. = Nothing was said regarding the _state_of Mr. Roosevelt’s health, but this was taken by his friends to in- ‘dicate he was all right. -Shot in Revolver Duel. Douglas, Ariz., May 20.—In a re | volver fight in the business section of Douglas, Eduardo Soto, a Mexican, twenty-four years old, was shot and kiiled by Luke Short, a mounted cus- toms inspector. BUDD SHOES FOR LITTLE FEET For Sale. House and twenty-four lots,” Will sell house-and two lots separate, or will gell-one or more lots to suit cus- tomer. Also cow, chickens, geese and household goods. 908 Dalton ave. and 11th 'st. Matt Haffner, Phone 767, For Sale. Modern ' seven-room house, with fireplace, for sale on Lake Boulevard. Lot, 40x150. ¢clo Crookston Lumber Company. Read Ploneer want ads. Ik BErIBII TO 20.—Theodore | _IN FOUR ACTS By Myron Leffingwall - One.of New York’s latest and best comedies. Full of laughable situations from start to finish. - Winnie of the glove counter at Wanacooper’s big store in Chicago, is one of the most charming leads written and Margot ‘Beaton in the title role is seen at her best. In addition to the regu- lar cast, Mr. Richard Fenton of Bemidji, has been: secured for this particular play, to play the part-of the Irish park policemun and made a big hi; in the part last night. For Bath, Toilet, and Fine Laundry SOME housekeeperstry = Ivory Soap for fine laundry work and have such success with it that they begin to use it for the bath and toilet. Others using Ivory Soap for the toilet find. it so mild and pure that they try it for cleaning ar- ticles which ordinarily they would not think of ~ touching with soap and water. - - " No matter which way you begin to use Ivory Soap its mildness, purity, freedom from alkali and all-round quality will show you quickly the desirability of using it for all fine cleansing _= both of personsand things. The point is, Ivory is such a high grade soap Inquire J. P. Riddell, |- Everyone knows the Ford. It has that clean-cut, dependable look—Ilightness and strength in every line. It’s the one car sold in numbers the world. over. It’s- popular—because it's a better car sold at a lower price. “Five hundred dollars is ‘the price of the Ford run-about; the touring carisfive fifty; the town car seven fifty—f. 0. 'b. Detroit complete with equipment. Get catalogue and particulars from - - - Northern Automobile Go. Bemidji, Minn. This space reserved by the _ ' Bemidji Townsite & Improvement _ . For Price of Lots, Terms, Etc., - QUIRE OF T. C. BAI -~ Bemidji, or write - EY, NSITE & IMPROVEMENT €0. 5620 Capital Bank Bullding