Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 19, 1914, Page 3

MI MINNEAPOLIS SCHOOL OF ART Drawing, Palnting, llllllthtlnt Modeling. Design and . Day and Night Classes. Send for Hius- trated Catalogue. R. KOEHLER, Director SCHOOL OF MUSIC, ORATORY JOHNSON AND DRAMATIC ART. Hend for booklet. 70 South 11th Sireet. GUSTAVUS JOHNSON Recognized Leading Institution of the Northwest | MINNEAPOLIS 'SCHOOL OF MUSIC 'ORY AND DRAMATIC ART || Wiliam H. Post Dir, Musie; Charles M. Holt, Dir. Oratery. 4' A1-44 Eighth S1. So., Misneapolis. Send for Cataloges K" OF MUSIC, ART AND EXPRESSION—1914 « Graduate from a school that equips you for a pleas- ant and profitable Lite Work. ' Catalogue giving teachers, subjects, rates, etc., mailed on requesi. Students received any time. Write for catalogue and information. 306 NICOLLET AVE.---OFFICE D MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Muslcal Merchandise. String and VIOLINS By e nts Rematioa W. H. ADKINS & SONS, 210 So. 4t St Minneapolis, Mian. AUTOMOBILES AND MOTORCYCLES 2 Cylinder Reboring Oversize Pistons and Rings Distributers Reading General rd and Flying Merkle Machine FOR Motoreycles Work INFORMATION EDWARDS CYCLE CO. 12 Ninth Street So., MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. Orly RADIATOR FACTORY in the NORTHWEST Pioneers In Radlator Coastruction Our Radlators Are Manufactured Com- plete in Our Factory. We Repair All . WORKMANSHIP GUARAN- Write for Drices. gao'_gon gag Todd Mfg. Co. Misneapeis " RELIABLE NNEAPOLIS CONCERNS AUTOMOBICE AND MOTORCYCLE | S LAW SCHOOLS : North; Coll, Law Evening School [or"yirisen, Coliege of ‘A complete course—Write for eatalog. ~MINNEAPOLIB LIGHTNING RODS Protect: by equl) our buildings with the Townsl ol CIGHTNING RODS." Welte Tor Boaticr, 72ie2 TOWNSLEY MFG. €O, g ith s s v, EYES EXAMINED FREE Glasses Fitted and Guar- WHY PAY MORE? anteed from $2.00 to $5.00. JAMES E. LEE OPTICIAN 528 Nicollet Ave. SEWING MACHINES Suppllesandrepairing BARGAy pRices ELMER, 703 1st Ave. So. WINDOW SHADES—WASHABLE ORDER 530M DEALER, or send to us. National Window Shade Co., 840 Hennepin, Mpls. PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS Williamson & Merchant PATENT nd T OLICITORS OF UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN PATRNTS 925-935 METROPOLITAN BLDG., MINNEAPOLIS, MINN, PORTABLE STEEL BUILDINGS Garages, Cottages, Tool Sheds, anywhere. METAL SHELTER CO. 1009 Hennepin Ave. RAILROAD GLAIMS, ACCIDENTS, WRITE BISSELL CLAIM AGENCY, New road Accidents, Fires or Miscellanaous Clalms. WE SECURE SATISFACTORY RESULTS. References RUG AND CARPET CLEANING H. J. ARMSTRONG, 1014-16 WEST 27th STREET Rugs and Carpets Cleaned by COMPRESSED AIR CHIROPRACTORS GRANT & DUNN e 251 Sainal Seeclaliats 211 s Criropractic adjustments and get well. Send for free booklet. 532 BOSTON BLOCK, MINNEAPOLIS Consultation Free, 519 Mar- Dr R s‘l“wuld Guetts Ave. Sanyacium 9900 «lls Stevens. Free Booklet HAT RENOVATORS and Gentlemen send your be Cleaned, Dyed, Ro-Blecked; MINNEAPOLIS CARPET CLEANING & RUG FACTORY Beautitul FLUFF RUGS Maude From Your Old Carpota d. ndersen, 2112 Lyndale Ave. S., Minneapolis. TRADE SCHOOLS LEARN TELEGRAPHY. Short hours—Pleasant wo-k— Big salarles—Great demand—Can earn board—Write for Free Catalogue. Burry's Telegraph Institute 10 Cataleg. TWIN G»l! HAT . CO.9 Central Ave. HOTELS ”oTEl c‘MFlELD EIGHTH STREET AND MARQUETTE AVENUE Single rooms with private bath $1. double rooms $1.50 Convenient toall depots e A" Modern and Up-to-Date Cor. 3rd St.and 2‘;0 Ave. . WILLISTON TERRACE 2h, 55 and 4ch A Fsmlily and Translent Hotel with Flue Cafe. tis Susy B4 Y2y O DRESSMAKER KEISTER'S S35:85 JATLORING, (COLLEGE. MINNEAPOLIS. 607 CHAMBER. ST. PAUL. Individual Instruction. MEDICINES AND EXTERMINATCRS HAIR GOODS CHARLES P. NELSON work free, but most scisutitic methods. walking distance. On 4th Ave. car line. ‘We don't do oPtician Eyes examined and glasaes fittad hy the latest and High Grade Hair Goods by Mail at Bargain Prices. Satlataction guaranteed. Olt reliable house. SWITCHES $1.50 up. Send sample of halr—can mateh any shade, SKOGMAN HAIR STORE, 41 Eighth Minneapolis. INSURANCE—FUNERAL SERVICE ‘FIRST CLASS -- $1¢0 FUNERAL SERVICE, $10 to Local 100 Cash Bepefit: 16c per month and up. epresentatives o Optometrical and do good wark at a reasonable price. 127 So. Seventh St., MINNEAPOLIS, MI[IN. dly Service Sociely, Kasota Blde. Waated. a A Store For fien’ | This store is ready with a splendid as- sortment of Clothing, Hats, and Furnish- ings in styles and qualities that men of discernment desire, and at prices that rmiean better thainordinary value for vou, vet at the same cost as before. In each artic'e found here, some special point of nerit marks the better than or- dinary va'ue that you will find especial- lv gratifying in the serviceitrendersyou. A Store For Boys Parents can bring their boys here with the absolute assirance «f finding the best values in boys’ clithing. We select onlv thel widest wearing, firm- est woven fabrics pwsible to secure— then we hive them Catétully tailored by the same highgrade v.orkmen whomake our m-n's ¢lothes This insures absol- ute satisLa tion at each price. N Bemidji, Minnesota i | GILLBROS. Third Street, EaEE P s Athend Bemidji’s FREE ’ Celebration JULY 4t our family and buildings agalnst lightning High Class Sewing Machines, new and 2nd hand. | Ready fo use—easily erected, | . . . Il York Life Bldg., Minneapolis, Glaim Adjuscers, \PILOT TRAIN IS ' BADLY WRECKED ’Bomh Intended for Czar’s‘ Special Following. ROYAL FANILY ON BOARD Attempted Assassination Causes Col- lapse of Czarina, Whose Physician Fears Gravest Consequences—Many in Derailed Coaches Sustain Injuries. Passengers London, June 19.—Extermination of Czar, Nicholas of Russia and his en- tire family by dynamite was attempt- |ed near Tschudnow, Russia. With the czarina 'and their children [ the Russian ruler and his entourage left Kishineff in two special trains! From Kasatin an ordinary passenger train preceded the royal coaches, ac- cording to the usual custom when a Russian emperor risks his life to jour- i ney across his empire. Near Tschudnow a terrific explo- sion overturnéd the engine and derail- ed the coaches of the passenger.train. So great was the force of the ex- plosion that several Qoaches were shattered‘and many passengers badly hurt. . ‘ No doubt is felt in St. Petersburg that the aim of the plotters was to destroy the whole Russian royal fam- ily. The affair is saild to have caused the czarina’s utter collapse. She is secluded in St. Petersburg under the care of her ‘personal physician, who fears the gravest consequences on her health. TImmediately the news of the explo- sion was telegraphed back to Kasatin and the czar’s two trains were held there while secret police and Cos- sacks from the czar’s guard were rushed on a special train to the scene of the attempted assassination. The attempted murderers of royal- ty fled, leaving no trace of their iden- tity. After a thorough search of the vi- cinity had been made a special train with track walkers ahead went slow- ly ahead of the twoitoyal trains. MOB AGAIN ATTACKS WOMAN Bloodshed in Second Attempt to Drive Her From' Section. West Plains, Mo., June 19.—The second ,attempt of a; mob. of Ozark mountaineers to dgive Mrs. Paralee Collins, from this section culminated in 7/the probable fatal shooting of Isaac Collins, the woman’s cousin, the, wounding of Mrs. Collins and the burnting of the cabin in which they lived. A month ago a mob appeared at the Collins home near Horton, this county, and after administering a whipping to Mrs. Collins, burned the home of Jane Collins, a relative with whom she lived. ordered to leave. Both women were s “BIG DITCH” BEGINS TO PAY Uncle Sam Receives First From Panama Canal. Washington, .June 19.—The first cash return to the United States for nthe hundreds of millions’spent on the Pandma canal was recorded from col- lection on barge traffic begun on May 18, transporting cargoes because ' of the congestion of freight traffic on the Panama railroad. The tolls in. May amounted to $7, 35.12. on the basis of $1.20 per net | ton. AUTO SKIDS " INTO " CREEK Three Persons Perish in Accident Near Ralston, Mont. - Butte. Mont", June 19.—Mr. and Mrs. W. A Ralston of Ralston, Mont.. and” Clarence Trowbridge of Wisdom were .drowned as a result of an auto- mobile: accident near Ralston when their ' machine skidded into a creek, overturning and pinioning the three beneath in several feet of water. Income Would Divorce Millionaire. New York, June 19.—Gail Borden, ‘the millionaire milk dealer, was serv- ed with a summons: and complaint in the action for divorce. instituted by Mrs. Helen M. Borden. The action recently was filed *in a California court. The complaint charges deser- tion. 4 ! Grounded Ship 'in Danger. “Manila, June 19.—The British freight steamer Hyndford, due here on June 21, is reported ashore in Al- bay gulf, near Legaspi. A typhoon is approaching’ from the south and grave fears are’ expressed for the safety of the steamer. Greeks Name War Cruiser. Philadelphia, June 19.—Prominent Greeks from al] sections of .this coun- try. were present ‘at' the ceremonies here when_the: cruiser Fei Hung, built for the Chinese government but re- cently. sold ‘to..Greece, was renamed the Helle. - Two Greek priests offi- ciated. 3 —_— Try a Ploneer want ad. \HAVE YOU ROOM FOR THIS' WELCOME. - - QUEST . Collapses Following an ‘At : tempt to Wreck Royal Train. i 1 i i i 33 ; . THE GOOD JUDGE AND THE LANDLORD ; GOOD. solid tobacco comfort | b 9 i —like you’ve wanted all your life. ' *“Right-Cut”—the Real To- : i becco Chew. Less than a quarter ‘'your old size chew satisfies you. : A ready chew. Short-shred, cut fine. ‘- R TRIFLED WITH HER LOVE The B d Y H : e Havor comes steady. ou don’t : Reason Given by Woman Slayet of have to grind it. Just tuck away a h . b . vieatsr Dwne: y small chew. Let it rest easy. All the Terre Haute, Ind., June 19.—“He . ) h th 0 came between me and my husband time it's there Yyou taste e pure,_rlch, saPPY and then turned me down,” was the tobacco—seasoned and sweetened just enough. ! reason, given by Mrs. Myrtle, Gibbons, e et e ! who shot and killed Elroy E. Smith, Thb ! « . 2 1 < wealthy movie picture house owner. Re‘l Tohm c"ew@ j e Mrs. Gibbons then reported to the 10 Cents a Pouch ! lice,' givi. th the first d of h f;:e c:fl;; T B, Ly A SK your Qealer“to_day. i Mr. Gibbons recently sued Smith b IS'he doesn’t sell ngl'gl- for $10,000 for alienating Mrs. Gib: Cut,” send us 10 cents in bons’ affections. - Mrs. Smith then ob- stamps. We'll send you a tained a divorce and $20,000 alimony. pouch. Smith was killed in his theater. i . b e e :Vo guarantee it.to Ay . fuest oy SILENT ON PRIMARY RESULT| B35 pure chewing WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY - ¢han the old kind. 50 Union Square, New York Governor Eberhart Cruising on Great - Lakes. Detroit, June 19.—More than 500 members of the Detroit board of com- A merce and their guests, including Gov- ernor .Eberhart of Minnesota'and ;\'el- son O’Shaughnessy, left here on an excursion steamer for their annual cruise. Their destination is Duluth. ‘| The party is expected to return to De- troit Monday. ’ Wear Comfort i | — . £ ] I)fl S'tore Movies : ) ‘. i “THE SPENDTHRIFT" Some people are just like this when buying med- icine. They.throw their money away. They run 1oz and gen- up uselessly expensive' bills. Don't you do it. erous in cut. | 3 H it R i : Our low prices v_nll posmv_ely save you money. suspendzrs. 2ade of extra You can prove this very easily. heavy, bast quaulity denim, At best ctorces, % b4 1 FA Faci o etzer's Pharmacy - Duluth, Minn. - p i You do not have to await “D:velopments” to ascertain the kind of quality and value you get. 3 : ‘When you 'ask us about quality you do not get the “‘Hesitation” an- swer. The ‘élothing we sell is of such a uniformly high standard of ex- cellence that we willingly go on record—any ‘time—with reference to its superiority, and you can say as well as we ‘can how much it is worth to you to know definitely beforehand tha.t if you buy here you will get per- manent quality; a suit that will not only retatn its shape, but “make . — good” as well as look good through a long period of service. / Inspects the Suits We Are Now Selling at 0 ' ‘ . L : ! # ‘ Will not have. to looK long amongst our comprehensive ' displays te find the classy, dashy English suits, the elegant, conservative model or “'the comfortable outing suit, that corresponds exactly with his idea. And i we guarantee that time will prove the suit you select to be absolutely the best value obtainable for the price yvou pay. 2 Gt N s BSoriety Brand @lothes