Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 8, 1914, Page 4

TOTHE SHOOTING St. Paul Husband Explains Recent Tragedy. MANDEAD; WOMAN INJURED Declares Agreement Was Signed at Time of Marriage That in the Event of Infidelity on the Part of One the Other Was to Kill Erring Party. St. Paul, June 8—The story that a nuptial death pact between himself and his wife led to the shooting of Mrs. Albert Masterman at the Star hotel and the subsequent Killing of Tony Skally, hotel proprietor, was told to mewspaper men by Albert Masterman, who was arrested several days after the shooting charged with the crime. . Masterman was arraigned in police court, but his preliminary hearing was continued pending the filing of a complaint. ) “When we were married by a jus- tice of the peace at Hnstings three years ago each signed an agreement to shoot the other in the event of in- fidelity,” Masterman declared. . “'If you ever prove untrue to me I'll kill you, said my wife, and I ex- pressed the same sentiment. We de- cided to sign an agreement to that ef- fect.” “Was the shooting the result of that understanding?” Masterman was asked. “That will develop in due time,” he replied. He declined to say where the writ- ten agreement might be found, but said it was put away with the mar- riage certificate. « \ LIABILITIES OF $5,‘000,000 Prominent London Firm of Mer. chants and Bankers Suspends. London; June 8-—Chaplin, Milne, Crentell & Co., Ltd., the well knowy firm of merchants and bankers, has suspended. Its authorized capital is $1,750,000. The firm is an old established one with high reputation and excellent family connections. The unsecured liabilities, it is said, amount to $15, 000,000. The failure is believed to be the result of large operations in Grand Trunk by Arthur Morton Grenfell, who was formerly a member of the firm and whose dealings recently have been the subject of much gos- sip. CARRIED TO HIGHER COURT Suit to Test the Constitutionality of 8t. Paul Charter. St. Paul, June 8.—Application has | been made to Attorney General Lyn- ! don A. Smith by the attorneys for ! the intervenors in the recently dis-! missed suit in the district court at-' AMERICAN ESCAPES MEXICO BERE S Bryan Withdraws - Representations Concerning William M. Sims. Mexico City, June 8,—Secretary of State Bryan has c¢abled the Brazilian minister here to cease his represen- tations to the Mexican government | with regard to Willilam M. Sims, an American who was supposed to have been under sentence of death at Sa- lna Cruz as a spy. ~Mr. Bryan said Sims has arrived in the United States. z TWO DIE IN KANSAS FLOODS Considerable Property Damage Also Caused by High Water. Great Bend, Kan., June 8.—Flood waters in Central Kansas have cost two lives and done considerable dam- age to.property. Albert Ramsey, a voung farmer near Larned, drowned when he attempted to cross a creek running bank full with back water from the Pawnee river. Roy Thomp- son, from Parsons, Kan. drowned in Walnut creek, near .here. He was bathing and was carried down by -the swift current of the_stream, :which has overflowed its banks. WILSON’S CHAUFFEUR FINED Driver Pays $10 for Violating tha . Speed Law. ‘Washington, June 8.—One of Presi- ient Wilson’s chauffeurs was fined 10 in a cowtry court on the out. zirts of the capital for speeding with White House party a few days go. He pleaded guilty and paid the ne. In the past two years the subject of woman suffrage has been before every parliament in every nation ex: " So that a wearer will not be in| danger of being turned head down- ward in the water a mew inflatable life preserver is made larger at the top than at the. bottom. ADDITIONAL WANTS TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY SIGE TH 165 Y0UR AR DA It's Grandmother’s recipe to bring back color, thickness and lustre— Everybody is using it again. Gray hair, however handsome, denotes advancing age. We all know the advan- tages of a youthful appearance. Your hair”is your charm. It makes or mars the face. When it fades, turns gray and looks dry, wispy and scraggly, just a few applications of Sagé Tea and Sulphur enhances its appearance a hundred-fold. Don’t stay gray! Look young! Either prepare the tonic at home or get from any drug store a 60 cent bottle of “Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem- edy.” Thousands of foiks recommend this ready-to-use preparation, because it dark- ens the hair beautifully and remaves dandruff, stops scalp itching and falling hair; besides, no one can possibly tell, as it darkens so maturally and evenly. You moisten a spouge or soft brush with it, drawing this through the hair, taking ¥ one small strand at a time. By morning the gray hair disappears; after another application or two, its matural color is | restored and it becomes thick, glossy and lustrous, and you appear years younger. ‘Ft. Peck Reservation Townsite Sale The United States Government will auction off, on dates shown, the unentered lots in the following towns on what was formerly the Fort Peck Indian Reservation: Poplar, June 15th, Sprole, June 19th, Brockton, June 22nd, Blair, June 24th, Chelsea, June 27th, Macon, July 1st, Wolf Point, July 3rd, Oswego, July 9th, Frazer, July 11th and Milk River (Wiota), July 14th. On Main Line Great Northern Ry. These are all thriving, prosperous towns located on thc main trans- continental line of the G Indian Reservation vhich The country surrounding ha estate valucs are bound to rise. Northein Railway in the Fort Poc a3 thrown open to settlement last all been allotted to seitlers and rea United: States Government This sale will be under the direct supervision of the United States Government. Bills must_be made in person or Ly agent. They cannot be sent by mail. The minimum price of any lot is $10.00, A minimum of $10.00 and 25 per on date of sale and balanc according to price of lots. t of the bid price must Le paid in one, two or three installments, ere is no restriction as to umber of lotsthatone person may purchase norasto qualifications of purchaser. tacking the validity of the new St. | Paul charter to allow the bringing of quo warranto proceedings in the supreme court to test the constitu- tionality of the commission form of government. The attorney general took the matter under advisement. Thisis the salé many have waited for- i _ to be here right on the start - THE BEST VALUES EVER. JUNE SALE OF WASH GOODS it will pay you G THE BAZAAR STORE Security Bank Bldg. New lots will be added each day to make it inter- esting. - Anyway you come. Bemidji, Minn. Not One Poor Bargain A Real Money-saving Event; We Bought the goods Right, You : can Do Likewise; get Busy The Twin City wholesalers have a yearly summer clearance sale and our buyer was among the first there last week and got some of the very hest bargains. This week we place them at your disposal and expect people for miles around to be here, as this event will be advertised throughout the county. There are just loads of bargains! goods you need right now. Make .arrangements to be here at least one day this week. We can’t guage the demand so first come. first served. 3 You Will Find Many Surprise Bargains Not Listed Here “Bonnibel” Lawn | Amoskeag CGingham i AT WHOLESALE PRICES 3c per yard DON'T MISS IT No one sends out poor samples— these are excellent goods. These sample lots include - Ladies and’ Children's Hose, Children’s Dresses, Ladies' Dresses, KIMONAS, MUS- LIN UNDERWEAR, BOYS' BLOUSES, BAUZE - UNDERWEAR, MIDDY BLOUSES, LADIES' WAISTS We guarantee you a saving of 25 and 33; ~ Per Cent —This is the best grade of apron ging- ham and it sells regular at 8c every- where—for this sale it will be 63c per yard Figured Voile —Beautiful satin striped figured voile—a limited amount. Regular price 65c. This i one of the many fine things you’ll find at this sale; Per Yard Morelia Crepes ——Just what you'd like for a summer dre silk-figured, vice weave printed dres Worth regular 45¢; sale price ...... 25¢ Crash Suiting Cotton Ratine —Some delightful patterns; this sea- son’s goods—fancy checks in black and white. These goods bring 50c a yard at any other time—Sale Price 25¢ —“Belfast” Crash for Summer Suits— One of the big demands of the season— Worth Regular while the lot lasts this sale, per yard 19¢c - NEW _SHOE STORE! s Now Open for Business with a Gomplete Stock of Shoss for Women hildren BB RBDDRRDER —_— OUR AIM IS 10 PLEASE - McIVER BUILDING First Door North of the City Drug Store CREW AND KNAPP : S ’B’M’lflig Minn. s Kk KK Beltrami Ave. EESEN SRS S LTS 88 S * * x * * * x e Don’t disappoint yourself by not attending this sale—money saved is money earned. Silkgline at 10c Many dress patterns in this lot bought at | a real saving; regular 15¢ grade, for per yd. . 10c 2200 yds. of Organdy —All new dress patterns that conform to this season’s style demands; a very good value at [0c a yard—it will go like hot cakes at per yd 63c Brocaded Crepe de Chine —A few exclusive numbers in this much- wanted goods that will be picked . up on sight; 76c value—Sale Price 48c Burmah Challe —1,800 yards light and dark colors; no limit to a customer—supply your needs now. We cannot always get goods like this to sell at, per yard 5¢c ‘Bed Spreadé —Hemmed crochet spreads, 72x82—regular $1.25 value—bought so we can pass them opn to you at Gauze Underwear —This is the big chance of the season to sup- ply your needs in underwear at a decided sav- ing. There are too many kinds to enumer- ate here—one 20-dozen lot that is a regular 20c value; for this sale goes at-... 12ic a-garment OUT OF TOWN CUSTOMERS Will find this a splendid opportunity to get acquainted with eur methods of doing business. Make a holiday of it and come to Bemidji to do your sum- mer buying. - What you save on your purchases will be ample to pay your fare. Beautifl Kimona Crepe —There are some exceptionally fine patterns in this lot—fine Seersucker crepe, light and dark, large patterns; just what you'll like. Worth 1=8 more— Sale Price 19¢c Fine Seersucker Crepe DO IT THIS WEEK Cynthia Dress Crepe —THere is one of the best lots of the sale; fast colored printed crepe—new and dainty pat- terns, worth 18¢; Sale Prise...... 10ic | We cannot enumerate all the money saving bargains—you’l! do better to come in and see them. Figured Chiffon Crepe —Blue, Pink and white plain crepe— fine for underwear, and in big demand now. Sells usually at 25 cents. Sale Vg % 19¢ per yard —This season’s production is just what yowll want now for summer dresses. Don’t wait if you are going to share in the sale bargains. Price. ... 19¢ per yard THE BAZAAR STORE | Security Bank Bldg. Bemidji, Minn Turkish. Towel Extra | —We bought .a big lot of extra 15c value Turkish Towels for this sale— good sensible sizes—Sale e ‘ el Exira Large Wash Gloths —These are not the usual small size washcloths—are unusually large and heavy—for thissale at.~. .~ * If. you had. need of a cook. ‘Would you await for one? Would: you hope' for one Or go after one?—by Use of the Want ad Way! k kK ok ok K Kk ok ~Telephaone your wants—31