Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 22, 1914, Page 4

A McDermott of Illinois Re-| Attompt Made to Incite His signs Seat in Congress. Guard to Mutiny. WOULD llAVEMBEEN OUSTED | GOES WITHOUT CEREMONY| Tells Reporters In Final Interview That He Never Used President Wil son’s Name—Jamaijoa Destination of Latest Presidential Exile From Moexico. ‘Member ef Lower House Was Accus- . ed by Celonel Mulhall, Star Witness in Lobby Probe, ef Receiving Meney . From Varioue Sources. ‘Washington, July 22.—In the face of certain expulsion by the house on ‘Thuraday if he should permit a vote on, his guilt in connection with the lobby scandal exposed & year ago, ‘Representative James T. MoDermott of Chicago resigned from the house of representatives, effective at once. Martin M. Mulhall, star, witness ‘in the lobby probe, charged ‘that McDer- mott permitted him to use his con- gressional frank for circulating mat- ter for the National Association of Manufacturers and that McDermott declared he had received $7,500 from :local pawnbrokers to work against the federal loan shark law and a $2,- 000 campaign contribution from a Chi- cago brewers’ association. . McDermott's defense was that mon- ey recelved from the pawnbrokers was in the nature of personal loans and that the brewers had contributed oaly $500 out of personal friendship. He denied a charge by Mulhall that be had forged Harold F. McCormick’s name to a check for $250. The majority of the investigating committee recommending censure re- ported McDermott guilty of acts of grave impropriety, unbecoming the distinguished position he holds, and added that “his training and asso- ciatjons have not given him the ethical perceptions and standards relative to public office that usually characterize pubjic men.” Mr. McDermott reached his conclu- slon to avold a vote on his culpability following an announcement by Repre- sentative Floyd of Arkamsas that he ‘would call the McDermott case up on Thursday for final disposition. SLAYS WIFE AND NEIGHBOR Begins Shooting When Outsider Inter- feres With Beating. Aladdin, Wyo., -July 22.—William Flanders is in jail here charged with the murder of his wife and Sam Hall, a neighbor. . Flanders was beating his wife, -it is .alleged, when Hall and his wife Neard the woman”s screams and in- terfored. They found the woman un- conaclous. Flanders had disappeared. . Later, it is alleged, he returned and fred the fatal shots. - Mra. Hall and Flanders’ son fled to safety. While a posse was searching for Flanders he gave himself up to lecal officials. TO BE ERECTED IN NEW YORK Friends Plan Statue in Honor of Mme.| Nordica. New York, July 22.—Friends of the late Mme. Nordica have enlisted the ald of prominent musicians and music lovers in a plan to erect a heroic statue of the diva in Central park. 8hould a statue to Madame Nordica be erected it will be the only one of a woman in a park in New York and, accprding to a recent investigator, one .n:e&:ree women in the United States. Puerto’ Mexico, July 32.—An at tempt to incite the presidential guard to mutiny and to assassinate Gen eral Huerta and General Blanquet the entire " presidential party to the British cruiser Bristol and the Huer- ta family’s sudden departure for Ja- maica on the German cruiser Dres- den. A scare occasioned by a report that the Comstitutionalists threatened to attack the town prevailed, though laughed at. But much more serious in import was the other report, which resulted in the arrest of a lieutenant, a sergeant and a citizen. These re- ports, coupled with the fact that vir- tually all the government troops had been withdrawn from Puerto Mexico to the eapital, led Generals Camerena | the country. The going of Huerta was devoid of demonstrations. There was no crowd of any sort along the river bank when he went away or prior to the sailing of the Dresden. It had been planned but there was no review. It was ex- pected that he would make a sort of farewell address, but there was no ad- dress. Just His Black Cigarette. When Huerta went aboard "the cruiser he carried nothing except his black paper cigarette, Huerta's face lightemed somewhat when the correspondents approached and he began to talk to them. “But there is absolutely nothing I want to say to you,” he said. “What about Bryan? What do you think of him?” asked one man. “I want to say nothing whatever about him,” replied the former dicta- tor. ‘Another asked him about President Wilson. “Mr. Wilson is president of the United States,” he sald, “and ag such I respect him. I must be_careful ‘what I say about him, too,.for, let ms re- mind you, that in all this affair I hive never. officially mentioned his name. The nearest I came to:it was in my note of resignation, and then only by Inferenqe. 2 “‘Oh, yes, yes, he has spoken .of me many times, indeed. He has been kind enough to send me messages, but I never felt like using his name.” DEMANDS REBEL GOMPACT Carbajal. Will Not Surrender Uncon- ditionally. Washington, July 22.—Provisional President Carbajal does not intend to surrender unconditionally to General Carranza and will concentrate his mil- itary force and resist an invasion rather than permit the Constitution- alists to enter Mexico City without agreements not to wreak vengence on the lives or property of those who supported General Huerta. This was the tenor of information from authoritative sources in-Mexico City to Washington diplomats. It pro- duced a feeling of pessimism in some quarters ‘over the possibility of .an amicable settlement of the revolution. Emilio Rabasha, head of the delega- tion which represented General Huer- ta at the Niagara conference, arrived here and discussed the situation first with the South American mediators and then at the Mexican embassy with Jose Castellot, personal repre- sentative of Carbajal. ASK PROTECTION FOR MAJOR Officlals Intercede in Behalf of Al- leged Plotter. Augua Prieta, Sonora, July 22.— General S. Alavaredo, commanding the Constitutionalist forces at Guaymas, has been'telegraphed by military of- ficlals here invoking protection —for Major Carlos Plank, held in the Her- mosillo prison “since his arrest Sa urday. Major lek was arrested by order of General Jose M. Maytorena, ac- cused of complicity in a plot against that officer. Plank’s friends fear he 18 to be executed before there can be any action for his release. It is ad. mitted by Plank’s friends that he waa active politically against Governoi Maytorena. Yellowstone SEASON 1914 Jane 15 to September 15 No whiere else in all the world is there a place so rich in natural phenomena. Pullman Standard sleqi'nz Cars daily direct to Havana, Jnly 22.—Senor Esteva Ruiz, former Mexican foreign minis- ter, sailed on' the steamer Alfonso XIII for Spain. He said he was go- ing fo Spain. to practice law. +++++++++++++++++ 0 TENCENT TiP 'COSTS THE +* GIVER - $6. o Z +* Jackson, Miss, July il.—A. N. Sinclair, a traveling sales- ‘man, was fined $6 here for tip- ping a nesgro hotel portnr 10 cents. He s said tobnthlfll"! .person to_be arrested under the state antltipping statute, 8ehd for illustrated literature, A.M:Quiand, G P. A., St Paal, Mimn. Rt 0 6 ol o o 2 K The negro also was fined a rmmm [Exposition & similar amount for ‘accepting “Sam Francisco, 1915 Sy > e i '.l-++'+‘ — was responsible for the removal of | and. Rincon, as well as Huerta and |- Blanquet, to take steps for leaving JUSHROOMS SUPPLANT BEER hey Wil Be Grown i .at 8t, Loul Anto & mushroom cellar, fitting it up as an experiment. Brewery Plant 8t [Allll. July IE—The plant ot e old Union brewery is to be made 8 The Mush- room /Cellar company has leased the brewery and will start_work at once Some “dry”" workers here say that this s due to the fact that the brew- ers belleve Missouri will go “dry” in- ‘Havana;” July M—-Thw,.’m@mhnntu of Havana have addressed a petition to the American legation requesting to allow Ameri- can warships on the .stop at Havana. leved to by due:fo land here.’ "Advertised Letters. List ' of; advertised letters 1914, ‘at Bemidji postoffice: Telt,. Miss. Mildred. Meet Tomorrow. 1..0. O. F. hall. requested to be present. ‘Want results? PROCEEDINGS on'! COUNCIL, OF BEMIDJI, MINN, "Moberg. were declared present: Ditty.” Absent, Murphy Minuter were read and approved. lowed: Pay roll, Wm. Peckles, scavenger work ‘Wm. Peckles, scavenger work, property_owners “Warfleld Elec. Co. cont. June. and ght pump Elec. ' Co., " general lighting cont., June ........ Street gang, labor street: Jos McTaggert, sweeping and . sprinkling’ cont. "May 25, June_ 30 ) court . Chas. Dailey, rent polling place, G. Miller, oil fire d!pt E. F. Netzer, mdse. fire E. A. Barker, mdse. fire dept ‘Women's ~ Study Club, rest room ‘maintenance June, per: rescl. Andrew Johnson, ‘sheri ing prisoners, June. Bemidji Mfg. Co., stal dek wnrd Moberg, Bailey, Smart, Bisiar, Foucault, Mlller,, /&y to Mexico to The request is be- the amount of money JBpent by “Kmerican sailors who _|gine and hose motor triick we and read, “UN- CLAIMEDfor week ending July 20, Men— Jones;T Mr. Oscar, Krumery, Henry, Kildahl, Bugust, Lee, Mr. Emll. Love, Mr. John, Nelson, Mr.-C. J. N., ‘C. A. PARKER, Pres. Notice to- Water Consumers. All water was shut off for three minutes at- 1:30 today and will again be shui off for about ten minutes that Huerta would review the troops, 13t 7:00 ‘this evening, while making connection on main pump line, ‘GEORGE KIRK. Try a want ad, Pierce, Ambrose, gleharap, Rev. D;, Sehoid, Mr. John, Soucie, Louls, Supt. Bel. County Farm.” Women—Gron- din, Mrs, Davey<Grout, Mrs; Ed., Ter- There will be a M. B. A. meeting’ and social tomorrow evening at the All members are Miss Gladys McKenzie returned from Blackduck last evening, where she has been visiting several days. y CITY , JULY 6, 1914— Council met at city 'hall at 8 o'clock . A quorum being present meet- mg was called to order by Vice-Pres. Roll Call. Upon roll call the following aldermen Lahr, month Junme........ $1,191. 28.5 28, 146. 3. 544, 36. 10. w0 @ Minutes of the last regular meeting Bills. The following bills after being au- dited were on motion and second al- 6 33 40 .- El newa. of llqllor ’lluen!e ‘was gral aldermen_ present voting ‘“ave. mg Application of John D. Roberts for me City. Liqu wuh Fms‘iny ‘with the Amerl “file In_the office t o the City’ of Belnldjl the tollowlnr. Beltrami Avenue from Seventh Street: to Tenth Street. * That said pavin; soon as bids therefor Bl'a\ the #uccessful -bidder: ha. 5505 i B \ ridas oot e 1100 . Paul Book ‘& ''Staty. books uhnrw 1,260.00 1,59 1 ‘where necessai “Application ank Lane for re-|oity clerk be, and plumbers license was Kl‘unted on mo- tion and secon surety was ap) lov Plumbers g of 1 s D i Sufets oberts was approved. Contrsctore bond of T T MchrthY in_ theaum ol,ttnflo .00 uith t aDprnvefl. Contractors ©of the Towa Bridge clare Thoss voting ‘aye y Co. a8 surety ""’f’ sent, JApD’HWud July 1I.1‘7§}'|r 1914777 bon’d ; with the Aetna Accident & Llnbmty 2 Co. as surety was approved, Bids. - BIds for orie combination ‘cheml fere ‘opened being as follows; - i . For a 50, H. P.—A, L. & A. M. rating; per ol plans ana , spectficatiang 'furntshed Yy elty: ot American, Fire Eng. Northern Kar” rince 5,750.00 The Seagrave' Co. 5,400.00 Bemidji Auto Co,, “Veihle” ‘on 2 40 H. P. periplans-and spe- Gfications fuviished by th cnmp&ny 3,950.00 On seconded th bid of The Thy, Senbrave Go. san aer cepted: ~Those ivoting ‘aye,” - Moberg, Lahr, Bailey: ‘Smart. Foucault, Ditty, “Nay,” Bisiar. Not. voting, Miller. Bids for the laying of concrete pave- ment,; being the extension .of the Ny- more road paving, were read, being as follows: - Goodman’ & Loftved, $1.28 per square yard. For removal of surplus dirt, 45 cents per cub_ic yard. Installing cul- vert, $5.00. Upon motion duly made and 'seconded, the bid of Goodman exception of Alderman Bisiar. [Petitions. Petitions of property owners to es- tablish a road beginning at the quarter line between sections two and eleven, running east one and one-half miles, was read and referred to city engineer for report of the estimate cost of open- ing the same. Petition of property owners for con- struction of sidewalk on east side of America Ave. between Second and Third streets was read and referred to city attorney to draw necessary resolutions to cover. Reports. Report of the city engineer showing the - estimated cost of paving three blocks, from Seventh street on Beltrami, and the estimated cost of laying the necessary storm sewers, was accepted and filed. Report of street committee recom- mending that no action be taken at_this time toward widening 12th street from Irvine to Dalton Ave, was read and accepted, Communication from Dr. Ward, chair- man Board of Health, suggested that the matter of installing a garbarge burner , be taken up by the council, was read and filed. rdinance. Ordinance designated as number 74, regulating the’ sale of intoxicating li- quors, was read for the first time. Resolution. Resolution désignated as No. 57 was offered by Alderman Smart, seconded by Aljerman Lahr, providing for the lay- ing of concrete pavement' between 7th nd 10th street on Beltrami Ave., and for the layl of necessary storm sewer. Whs Geciareds gaued ang_ carried on the following votet: “ayes,” Moberg, Lahr, Mailey, Smart, Bisiar, Foucault,” Ditty, Miller. Nays, ‘none: scellansous. City clerk was instructed to advertise for bids for the extension of Beltrami Ave. paving three: blocks and for_the laying of necessary storm sewer. Bids to be opened in two weeks. City. clerk .was instructed to_secure bids on_the Gomstruction of » garbage burner. No further business. appearing 1t was | moved we adjourn: -Adjourned. Approved, i ttest: | R. F. MURPHY. GEO. STEIN, Pres. City Clerk. .. 1t7 L — RESOLUTION NO. 57. At a regular meeting of the ~City City Gouncil of the Gity of Bemidli, held in the city hall on Monday, the 6th day of July, 1914, at the hour of eight o'clock P. M., 'of 'said day, the follow- ing resolution was offered by Alderman Smart who moved its adoption: WHERIAS, |{t appears. (o the City Council, that the best interests of the people and public in general demand ad- ditional pavingion Beltrami Avenue and, WHEREAS; the city engineer, has pre- sented- the city council an estimate of the gpproximate cost of extending.the paving on Belirami Ave. north a dis- tance of three blocks, together with the approximate cost of laying the neces- sary storm_sewer. N THEREFORE BE IT RE- SOLVED, that the City of Bemidji pave or cause to be-paved with cement ac- cording to the plans and specifications Snecml showmg this week uf Ihe oW SILK PETTICOATS and MUSlIN UNDERWEAR Lahr, Si art, Mitler, Ditty.~ “Na clerk of be commenced . as 00d and spufficient bon AND" RESOLVED hat |l immediate steps be taken to construct |f suitable and necessary storm sewer ry by reason- of-such pav- ng. either by contract-to the success- ‘bidder, or by day labor.bnnd mn th! is -hapeby2in to advertise for proposals for sucl 1LPIV~ and:storni:sewer’in’ cot nfarlalwwlth ogll(el‘ lE”.nd the, 1o, ForeRoing . resolttion hn.vmgh been | auly seconded, by Lol i “pas 3 4ohge Enac ‘Aldermen ey, Bisiar,” Fo none, Al McCUAIG Mayor. Tdinances of S bon’ th n ‘was duly _'lan ad i Prlce of l.ota, Terma. Etc.. INQUIRE ‘OF T.C. BAILEY ' .. 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