Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 23, 1914, Page 4

ANOTHEfl MERIGAN KILLED Dlek Urban 8hot Wlthout Provocation :"In_Rebel Territory. ‘Washington, May 23.—Anothet American, Dick Urban, has been shot down in Constltutionalist territory in Mexico, acording to an official report received by ‘the state department from Consular ' Agent Montague at Cananea.. Montague Teported: “Urban, American, was killed 'eight- een miles west of Nacozoori, in the state of Sonora. George Cooper, his partner, was with him at the time, but escaped. Cooper states that the Mexicans shot Urban down _from concealment in a house and without provocation.” A report on the killing near Neu- vo Laredo of Porfirio Laurel, an American, received by the state .de- partment, said the murdered man’s body was taken across the American border and buried at Laredg. CONVERGE ON MEXICO CITY Capital City Next Objective Point of Rebel Forces. Juarez, Mex., May 23.—The federals have evacuated Saltillo and military activities will now be transferred to South Central Mexico. All Constitutionalist forces will be- gin at once to converge on Mexico City. It is not now believed the fed- erals will attempt to make a stand at San Luis Potosi, which is already besieged by General Torrleste and General Aguierres. Queretera, capital of the state of the same name, will probably be the scene of the next big battle, which will decide the fate of General Huerta and his government. .Quaretera is the key to Mexico City from the rorth. ) NO MALARIA AT VERA -CRUZ 8ick Rate Among Soldiers Less Than Two Per Cent. ‘Washington, May 23.—General Funs. ton reported to the war department that the sick rate among the soldiers at Vera Cruz is 1.9 per cent, and 1.46 per cent among the marines. There are forty-one soldiers in the hospital and nineteen in their quar- ters, while among the marines the sick total is forty-five. The general said that there was no malaria in the camp. The war department, upon General Funston’s request, is preparing to send to Vera Cruz apparatus and chemicals sufficient to render water fit to drink for the soldiers for a period of thirty days. GETS EXTRA STENOGRAPHER Takes Two to Keep Pace With Colo- nel Roosevelt. Oyster Bay, N. Y.,-May 23.—It took two stenographers to keep pace with Colonel Roosevelt as he made his way through a mass of letters and telegrams and dictated replies. Sevéral thousand of these commu- nications have come to Oyster Bay since the colonel’s return from Suuth Amerlca. . His secretary went through them first, sorting: out the ones which re- quired the colonel's immediate atten- tion, and after they had been cut down to an irreducible minimum there were still several hundred left and the colonel sent pest haste to New York for an extra stenographer. BRITONS ADMIT THEIR GUILT Nine Army Officers Confess Connec- tion With Graft. London, May 23.—Pleas of guilty were handed down by seven of nine British army officers and the eight civilians charged in January last with graft in connection with contracts for supplying army canteens. All the officers except Lieutenant Colonel Whittaker were connected with the guartermaster's department of "the army and had risen from the ranks. The civilians accused were employes of Liptons. Ltd. Sentence was deferred until May 25, Big Steamship Lines Merged. London, May 23.—Arrangements have been completed for the amal- gamation of the Peninsular and Oriental Steamship company and the Brtitish India Steam Navigation com- pany, two of the most important Brit- ish shipping concerns, with a capital of more than $40,000,000. Emergency Bill Passed. Washington, May 23.—An urgent de- ficiency bill, carrying an appropria- tion of $6,300,000, and including many items covering the expenses of troops in Mexico, was passed by the senate. The measure previously had passed the house. ‘'of the burden of development and in me I' nl«)ge myult ‘to murn to BODIES' UNDER THE. FLOOR i “fl et Dlnpnnrlnu of Mother ter Partly ‘Explal Las Cruces, N.-M,, ‘May 23—Find-|shall e ended. ing-of the bodies 'of Mrs. M. A. Molis Reflpscflully l\lbmflted. and her seventeen-year-old: daughte buried under the floor of their home at Garfield, partly cleared up the dis-| appearance of the Molina family, ; t : The husband, former superintendent PAID ADVERTISEMBENT of public schools at Las Cruces, 1s | (Inserted for and by J. G. Morrison, missing. Mrs, Molina and her daugh-|Jr., its author, of Red Lal Minn.,, ter were last seen March 22. The)who:has paid $10.00.) bodies were buried in shallow grayes| * “Aninoun t _:;‘:‘_ “m:gf“ Iayer of .coment spread} Gy y.reby u:nu:c? ‘l:y candidacy e for the nomination of:'coupty’com- ‘I missioner for the Third district, Bel- KENTUCKY SENATOR IS Low trami county, to be voted on at the primaries on -June 16th, 1914. I Dbelieve that the affairs of the'county:| should be run as economically as is coneistent with is development andjments of Northern Minnesota. in accordance with business princi-| * “On. the foregoing:declaration of 1 principles 1 :respectfully. solicit ‘the support.‘of' the electors of this legis- lative .district at the- m'lmrlu. June |- lfith next. nd Daug} eral apmvbill.tlon for godd roads and 1 scientific: dralnage, Without < which Bradley's anth Falls Rapidly "After | there can be no substantisl develop- Injury in Fall. | Washington. May 23.—Senator Will- iam O. Bradley of Kentucky is in a critical condition at his apartments here, aceording to physicians in nnt— ples. - As a business man I fe tendance. ‘The ‘sendtor, who is sixty- [qualitied to represent ‘the district to: seven years old, has been in poor |the satisfaction of all ‘concerned and health for several months and his ill- | respecttully solicit your support. ness was nggravated early this month J. G. MORRISON, JR. by Severe Injuries sustained in a fall mear the Capitol. Mrs. John G. South, Senator Brad- ley’s daughter, has been summoned to Washington from her home iin Franklin, Ky. LG PENBERGAM s ADVERTISEMENT.: (To_be- paid,~-$10.00.) To .the_ voters of -Beltrami County, ‘Minnesota: = I hereby announce myself -as ‘a non-partisan candidate for:the nom- ination: of Representative . for - the. 62nd Senatorial District, at the Pri« mary . Election to be held June 16. 1914 b A.uurlng you that;: if - nomlumd PAID ADVERTISEMENT * ($10 for series) ‘Announcement £ ) £ hereby announce myself as a can- | |didate for the nomination of county DESTROYER RESCUES MAHY commissioner from the third district to be voteq on at the primaries to Passengers “of Foundered -Atiantls be held in June. - Ihave been & resl- Taken to Tampico. dent of this district for the past Washington, May 23.—The destrpy- |sixteen years and if elected will serve er Cassin, which went to the assist- % the district and county to the best ance of the steamer Atlantis after of my ability, = / the latter had gone ashore off the Mexican coast Wednésday, took the LoUis ‘THGNER, ninety-nine passengers from - the - Pinewood, Mina., steamer to Tampico, according to a Town' of Buzzle. dispatch received from Rear Admiral _— ANNOUNEMENT. Badger at Vera Cruz. A o Paid Adverticement $10.00 for Serlel Do not forget the chicken dinner 1 hereby announce myself as can- at the Pilsener hotel every Sunday. | giqate for nomination for County 55 conts:—iay, commlamoner for the third District m WANTS Beltrami' county at the Primary olecuon June 16, 1914. T took & homestead in Roosevelt Township TOO LATE TG CLASSIFY FOR RENT—Large front rooms. nine years ago and have been. a resi- dent since. - If elected I will use all Vacant June 1. For light house- keeping. Over Model Bakery. Pnlnn:al Annnuncsmants ers, regarding equ.lmy of taxes:and Announcement - lmpmvement of roads.: 7 ‘CHAS. ‘F. MOLLEE Pinewood, Mlnnelou. 4 ($20.00 Paid.) Announcement At the presistent ‘and earnest. re- 1 hereby announce mnel( a8 & can- quest of a large number of friends dldate for the nomination for member and acquaintarces throughout. Bel-[of the House from the slxty -second trami and Koochiching county:I.an- | district, to be voted upon at the pri- nounce myself a candidate for :the |mary eleétion 4n ‘Jine 1914; k the H .the flnwar( ‘march of Northern Mlnna- sota, is my nlogln ‘JOHN. R, Nom ‘' Williams, Minnesota. “lat i | :ADVERTISEMBNT ~($10.00- to be pald for serfes.) - Announcement.” To the voyers of Beltrami County: 1 hereby ~announce myself ‘as n candidate for the nomination of ‘Re- gister of Deeds of Beltrami' County. to be: voted at the primaries to ‘be held June 16th, and respectfully so- licit- the pport “of; the voters throughout the eouM ed and elsctéd it shall‘be my:aim to pléase ‘tne’ public and conduct” the office in the same satigfactory man- ner that T have ln 'the past. _Yours respecttully, J..0. HARRIS, To I dfd; PAID ADVERTISEMENT - ($10 for serles) be . ADVERTISEMENT | state senate from this district. As I have been ‘county commission- I came to the state of Minnesota |er for Beltrami coumty for the past|: (31600 to be paid:for Series). In 1885 and seventeen years &go-en-|two térms I fael:that T ath In‘& ‘posi- ‘Announcemeént tered this section of the state as a tlon to kiioW' tlié' needs of this dls-|" To’thé voters and taxpayers of homesteader. I.have cruised exten-|trict welt and Wwhl, If nénifnsted and | Beltrami ¢ounty: sively . throughout- . the: -northern |efécted, serve miy constituent 'tc tl‘ T’ hereby' n_iinounce myself as -a counties, since that - time, :belng|best of miy abilty.” candidate for nomination for - elec- largely interested in- the . improve- ment and development of the-terri- tory and materially. assisting in fts | growth and~ development - through| the efforts of myself: and ‘associates in securing not only new settiers: by the sort of development that attracts settlers. My thorough acquaintance with the district has made me its requirements ‘among which are, HEL!C OI.EMENTSON tlon to_the*office of skeriff of Bel- trami county. ..In support of . my candidacy: I may say:that I have strived to serve the people faithfully and well during the two years I haye held the office. Hongsty, fairness and efficiency have been my polici and;1 confidently refer you to my ad- A.DVER’HSEMEN’I‘ '( $10. Paid #67 series) " * Announgement * 1 vhersby annouce mysélf as & can- didate for ‘the némination: o county commissfoner for 'the Third “district to be voted' oii*at ‘thé primaries in June and it nominated anq elected | _ 1. Extensive ,improvements in|will endeavor: to represent @y con- our public roads. The opeging up of [stitueny to the best of my ability.-I additional roads that publi¢ and pri- |have lived in this distriet for -the vate land may be speedily settted and |past 16 years:'and have held various the strength of the 1arge® and ever-|town offices during that tlme. My increasing citizenship be added to |residence:is ln the town of Roosevelt the district. and L earnestly solieit ‘the support of 2. To work for the best system |the voters at the polls, and methods of deveioping and re- SAM J‘A.LLI}N. claiming vacant land, national, ~ ADVERTISEMENT. state and. private, and to foster such laws as will induce state and nation- ($10.00 Paid for Series:) al governments to bear their share .Announcement. T hereby present my name as & candidate for member: of the house: Believing ‘the people .of this leg- taxation. 3. A state normal school to be located at Bemidji. islative district, whose support I ask 4. The endorsement of organized [at the coming - primaries, should labor. ‘|know how I stand on ‘some’ of ‘the I ask our people to bestow upen |questions of greatest interest :to Be- me the opportunity for honorable|midji and Northern . Minnesota, I service if it is their sincere belief|promise if elected; that I can more ably espouss the 1..-To work to the best:of my rights and requirements of this dis-|ability to secure the largest 'appro- trict than any - other. candidate. |priation possible for-the erection and Senator, with me, will only be a|maintenance of the Normal" School public trust to be administered with |which has been located in:Bemidji. ministration of the office. -By vir- tue of experience I feel that I am better qualified: to-day than ever be- all the ability, fidelity and energy 1 2. T am in _favor of the initia- possess. If your confidence is placed [tive .and referendum, -which if_ en- fors" o, maintain & hist standard ot efficient and economic service. Attention! Ford Owners Every one of you ought to have your car equipped with the new style HALLADAY SHOCK ABSORBER They posmvely improve the riding qualitiesof a Ford 25 per cent. We carry these right in stock and will install them on cars complete for You shouldn’t wait. . Northern Auto CO. I have worked harmoniously with the legal department of the county, and have done my best to facilitate all civil and’criminal procedure. I reapectfully ask you to support me for nomination end. election, as- suring you of my fixed purpose to ever strive to render the best ser= vice attainable. 7 fl.g-pecflully yours, ANDREW; JOHN&)N L et PAID ADVERTISEMENT Inserted by A. L. Morrls who has pald the regular rates for the series Announcement To the Voters of Beltram! County ~Minn: % I hereby announce wult as & can- didate fox the nomination.for Coun- ty Treasurer of Beltrami County, at the Primariep to he “held June luh 1914, - I have been & mldcnt of Beltrami Onnnty for the past 16 years, part of the time engaged in farming, general mercentile and banking business, and can say that I am thoroughly con-} versant with the duties pertaining to the office of County Treasurer. 1 l'wectfmlly solict & -u»m of the Bemidji, mmr our large county €nd T'take this|ste and herewith ‘pfesent my name to opportunity of informing you of my|the voters of this Sixty second dis- candidacy for cmm&y ‘Treasurer and ftrict for “their “consideration at the to ask your gupport. - - éars and T am eonvemt*lt ‘ooun~{tuents and favor any legislation that |. ty affairs. : Any assistance :you may. be abl to give my candidacy will be appre- ciate. Yellding to the urgent solicitation |the Sixty second district, which is of a large number of friends'I hereby comprised of Koochiching and’Bel- Present myselt as & candidate for the|trami counties nomination for Reprefentative - for nouncement tion that will glve our state an eco-| Although I am absolutely free trom nomical and efficlent adminetration, |80y faction, I want it understood that ot its business atfairs. reloaning of the state ‘-\‘M& within tion and will do lll I can for this forts to further the:securing of .ad- slon.. ditional state “aid for ‘the construc- tion of roads and bridges. "I shall do all in my power to-se- cure a suitable appropriation for the erection”of the sixth Normial school, /|tion of the revolving fund' amend- ment known as House File: No. 1242; I will assist-and vote for any lqfi-"fior M. lation that will help in the deve] ‘ment of Northérn Minnesots. _ Beltrami County- at ‘thé Primary ‘to. ‘Many of you know me personally leounty for seventeen years, and ! {was for two years-a deputy sheriff, during which time I recefved =a ’training that will, I belleve, ald in Ml‘l office as deputy and performing the dutles of the office, which_ I feel confident I can per- form’ fllelantly and sntllfacturfly, it ‘Respectfully, M. H. HAZEN. /. #ADVERTISEMENT ($15.00 te be paid for service.) Announcement I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Register of Deeds to-be voted upon at the primaries June 16th. If nominated and elected I will serve the county at all times to the best of my ability” 1 am making this announcement and have entered the race because of the earnest solicitation of many of the voters throughout the -county. I will appreciate yonr support at the <|primaries to be ~ held in June. ' If have been & restdent of Beltrami elected I will do all in my power to nty during the mt n eenelcmlously represent my consti- ‘will help'in the development of Nor- hern Minnesota. . 5 AL A ANDREWB Yours very truly, - 03 TAGLEY. : A.DVEB.TISEMENT primaries, : : ($10. To Be Paid For Serles) WILLIAM McCUAIG. < mvnn'nmm Annonuncement To be paid at regular-rates iy danoiincs Suivaelt asss ADVERTISEMENT. Announcement L u.lldldlta for the State Senate from ($10.00 to be paid for service.) 1 make this an- fter - having Dbeen: 62nd Senatorial District. strongly urged by frlends and voters £ elected I shall work for legisla-|throughout the districf 1 favor the|I am strongly in favor of county op- | | state. I shall use ‘my-best ef- mu.sm-_e should it mme up for discus- 1 will represent all of the district all the time-and further such legisla- tion as will be beneficial to Minneso- ta, more especially Northern Minne- || sota. . CHARLES HAYDEN. Bemidji. will endeavor to secure the MIOF‘ ADVERTISEMENT Polifical _announcement by and “Huzen of Bemidjl, Minn. 00 Paid for Series) .~ ‘Anrouncement CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF I hereby announce myself as a non-partisan candidate for sheriff of Beltrami county, and respectfully J. U, WILLIAMS. “H. J. Maxfield, candidate for the Republican nomination for congress, Sixth district, (including Beltrami county). Mr. Maxfield is one of the PAID ADVERTISEMENT ($10.00 Paid for Series) Announcement solicit the support of all voters at|best known Northern Minnesota 0 the Voters of Beltrami County: the ‘primary election to be’held June | boosters. Twice president of the hereby announce that I'am's can- |16, and if nominated and elected I|Northern Minnesota Development ate for the office of Tréasurer ot association, and formerly State Im- migration Commissioner, he stands for things which will develop Bel- trami county.” pledge my best efforts in serving the peoplé of the-county. - ‘1 have been a regident of this held June 16. SALESMEN WILL BE ON THE -GROUND FROM 1:30 TO | 6:00 P. M. AT $5 down, $5 per month No,inte'rést if payments are promptly met : A’uto(mt’)bilzev_“s,.\#ill ieavepur Office at 1:30 Only 27 of 'these lots left An investment