Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 21, 1914, Page 6

= = S How German-Army .lIs.Ar- rayed for Attack an Allies. Artificial rubber as a by-product ot the manufacture of steel may be a possibility as English scientists are experimenting with ifs (production from coke oven gases. E . RELIABLE MINNEAPOLIS CONCERNS ART AND. MUSIC SGHQ[ HIMEAPOUS SGHOOL OF M"' Hlndlerlll Dly and N meo Send for Ill\la- trated G ll. KOEHLER, Director JOHNSON ifi%"gmmgsw- G T booklet. soll'-h A1th Street. GV!TAVUI ognized Leading Institution omqe Northwe fiIHIElI’OLIS SGHOOL OF MIISIG ; luS--lOlfl' HWESTEII CONSERVATORY-: b - OF MUSIC, ART AND EXPRESSION—1914 8 Gnduuetrqm.nnml that equipg you for a plens- Snt und. DroRtable Tite Woek. péguloxoun Siving teachers, subjects, um au m led: on_request. ‘Students received an; lor catalogue and T Rl AT 8 S 0 T2 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 4 VIOL|N$ Musical, Merchandise, - Strifg and ass, Band Instruments Repaired INS & WIIS 220 So. 4th S Misseapolis, Miaa. AUTOMOBILES AND MOTORGYGLES AUTOMOBILE AND MOTORCYCLE Cylinder Reboring ns-and Rings ributers Reading ardand Flying Wicrkl lotoreycles EDWARDS CYCLE CO. 12 Ninth Street So., MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. __AUTO RADIATORS Osly RADIATOR FACTORY in the NORTHWEST Pioneers id = Radliator /Construction Our Radiators Are Manufactured Com- 5’.”’” in Our Factory. We Repale All akes. WORKMANSHIP GUARAN. 'EED. Write for prices. 820- 522-820 - Tnddeg CO. irmarpai Garages, Com.ues Tool Sheds; Ready to use—easlly etected anywhere. METAL SHELTER CO. TSN 1009 Hennepin Ave. TRADE SGHDOLS Be "mflr Own | DRFS MAKER KEIST TAILOIUN(: COLLEGE. LR A T NG Ml\\k -\POL]\ 807 L,HAMBDR OF COM. BLDG., 8T. PAUL. Individual Instruction. Send for Booklet LAW SCHOOLS Y Nnnhwesum College of Law Evening Sshoeol Nor 8 b mann: bioe A complete course—Write for cAtaiog. MINNEAPOLES LIGHTNING RODS Frotet your tamily and bulldings against lightning Sauiping vour bulldings with the Townslgy System { NING "HODS. Write for Booklet. 1315 lelus: S E. EkPOLIS S zxmmm FREE Gluul Fitted dldad ‘Guu- WHY,, JAM OPTICIAN | MADE ARPEAL TO | late Poga Pius for | one of the closest friends of the pope, up arms. 'as he expressed his grief to his ad- W rificed upon the field of battle. retary of state, dispatched messages to sixty-six cardinals of the sacred col- lege summoning them to Rome for|wm. Peckels: the conclave at which the successor of the late pontiff will be .elected, began at once the elaborate funeral ceremonies that have . followed tie death of each pope for centuries past.|newal, of ‘liquor license was read;and | . These ceremonies continue for a -pe-|{yo 'Ayes,” Lahr, Bisiar, Foudault, riod of nine days. They are the most’ Mlller “Nays,” Moberg, Bailey, Mur- solemn, most impressive and most}PhY- Absent, 5";3‘,!"{‘,,”‘" 2 picturesque obsequies in the Christian world. pope having been interred, the cardi- nals of the sacred college enter the|approved. conclave. until a new pope is elected. Georgia Senator Easy Winner at the Smith. was renominated by a large ma- | Miller, ‘Miurphy. Nays; inone. 3 - g "|' M. Brown for the long term im the lll st An“ “MINNEAPOLIS ,eAmr ”cI.EANING wme mev . Willamson-&, Mérchint 'Mm o Tnns SOLICITORS OF UNITED STATES, AND FOREIGN PATENTS 925-935 METROPOLITAN BLDG.,' MINNEAPQLIS, MINN. HATS REMODELED l};u Bkll.l(lllly Remodeled by Ol ssonable Prices.Northwester: riag Company, 9 Contral Aven Optometris qnd @ Yademid, Opt do/good work at a réasonablg price. Dyes examincd and glasses fitted by the latest and most scientific methods. > /| Fred . Petri [ PR 1 a Pape Pits Dind of hitP i bk Hoar, | NS y~yeryaes .__W,fid. , : £ A/V;D VAL J.L. m\Bu. ¥ “usThn eweeroRd Special Bogged Lattr to Be Lenient With Servian Nation, Saturday Only Every Saturday we have special bargains for you and this week we are pléased to announce some extra spemal b‘argams ‘ Any Summér Dress in the house regardless of former i prlce., Sizes from 34 to 44. Wil be'sold Saturday at.... . ‘Romis, Aug. 2L.—The body of the lg cha.rge of ‘the ors ot the Vatican, rests in[ the chambers in which he died. Great crowds stood uncovered in St. Peter's square. Thousands knelt in prayer, whfle 1n all churches nuppll— cations Vere o flered bgh otl n:gs wl}‘o ershiped 2 head of.the church and loved the man for his pleasant slmplicity. Pope Pius died of a broken heart. Utterly powerless to prevent the Eu- ropean war now in progress, his holi- nesg rapidly weakened under the wor- ry and stmin s was fo ovyed gy a recurrence uf brunchial cahurh and gouty mani- festations which had long threatened his life. . ) Emperor Franz Josef of Austria was 37, .~ Heatherbloom Pétticoats * Wash Skirts : 5 The remainder of our wash skirts in poplins,. ra- 3 In large Slzes from 38 to . Reg tine and corded, regardless of tormer price, will be ular price $1.50. Saturday only........ sold Saturday at..... FiLL SKIRTS We recewed 8 good’ assertmefnt of 5 blue, navy and blagk all in Russnan Tunics: - Sizes 28 to who sent Mgr. Scapinelli to Vie with a personal letter to the empe) begging that he be lenient with the 2 Servian nation and not force Europe into, a war. As the reception of Mgr : Scaplnelh was delayed his holiness ] spent his hours in prayer thai peace might be preserved. Still the pope’s§ messenger of peace waited and while! his holiness prayed for peace war was declared and the spark that set all§ Rurope aflame was fanned into he- ing. We Have Just Received A spléendid assortment’ -of WAISTS. Prices ranging from $4.95 to... Pontlff Becomes lncnnlofahle‘ into the terrible" conflict the pope Wi inconsolable. One of his. greatest griefs was th Roman seminaries, were obliged to re- turn to their native countries and' take lice ... Great tears streamed down his face |Women's ance rest roonr Jul visers that these lives consecrated to the work of the church should be: sac- r di Cardinal Merry del Val, papal sec- Stovens Print Shop staty ter dept. C. E. Battle: dept., city School time'is fast approaching and you will be looking for property ownerst Wm. Peckels. scave property owners . A. Carter, June .... With the death of the ‘pontiff there|A. Application. of Andrew Dahl for re: p grnnte upon _the following aye and: nay q Contractors bord of L. P. Eckstrum ln s\lm of $1000.00 with A. H. Klevin d H. C. Baer as surety was approved. On the tenthr day, the body of the & Contractors bond of Goedman. & Loit- ved in sum of $2000.00 with -.J. H. French’ and K. _MclIver as surety was Liquor license bond of Andrew Dahl with ‘ the Pidelity & Denus{t Cm as surety ‘was. approved. H Ordinance. ¥ Ordinafice No.. 74 regulating the’ sale i School Dresses | .. for your boys and girls. We wish to remind you that Primaries, third time and' declared carried on- the we Carry a blg’ line Of P Atlanta, Ga., Ang. 21.—Senator: Hoke | following. aye and- nay ‘votes: Moherg, Lahr. Bailey.. Bisiar, rmfimuu. y Then they are sealed: up \ Bids. | Bids, for installation. of an’incinerator nd garbage burnér’ were now opened. United {States senate, according to|2nd EaTbage bury follows: pel nmetlc.,lly _gomplete returns from the | Decaire Inemen:tor Co. statewide Democratic primary. c“'l”“’“y 1"1’“‘ “For the gubernatorial -nomination moo.w. zt:"o :::‘iits S 0.0 dgn rr" ‘t.l on_ motion “Seco] © iTes] - d. fJ Nt H‘ ‘noniination sfiema tlvs MC m Iaid on the table at the sgsured; unell: jority over former Governor Joseph Wlayer s School Shoes They wear llke Iroh 101 At prices from $1.25 to $2 - of good solid: leathet throighout, with_low._heels ver sensnble lasts' trial will convince youthat itpays t'shioes forschool purposes. For those Council ‘met™at cit&’ hall at 8 o‘clock |dermen P. M. A quorum being present. meeting | cault, 3‘!“}0 i was- called to, T Wby ; Pres. Murphy 39538 [ & ¢ Petition was Tead praying ¢ Upom: ro}l scalk the following aldermen able street lghts on Park ‘Ave. at cor- R were declared’ resent* Moberg. Lahr, |ner of 16th, 17th and 18th streets, and i | Bailay,«Bisiar, {?guennlt Mnler. Murphy. |on corner of Dalton Ave. and .-18th: Ab: m, Smart street. Same belng referred to the llgm utes. committee for action. P “Minufes of last meetmg were read | " potition of property. ‘owhers o and, approyed aid o i { h 2 %mml Ave mbrth o 9th7 !tmts{;cmd‘llg ormer - e Ci :The! fol[ov{ng‘iifillu' ;t;:;oggflmms line a distance of 24 feet ¥from! propeflg fed ware on MO0 SN $1191. 66 |line; ‘and praying that the curb line as. g?&erg‘&m‘t‘:_ ineb ospmfl now exists be not disturbed, ‘was read’ .2 per cent liquor Ticenses. 280.00 [and accepted. Upon motion and second the city .af “ELTAL Commilttee; decora. s instructed to draw the ne- tlon dax expénses per resolu- ; torney wa: e Geo Steln express, paupers fare et d Stree! gs.ng, labor. streets an vin od jik School DreSses ‘on w'i"nch you are planning now, we offer Dark Glng- = hams, Dark Fleece COods, Plaids and ‘Worsted | Report ol the ~board ot review: w read and. ordered: filed. Communication from Michael Michel- son was read, making'claim for $1000.09. 14.00,/damages to his property. lots 16,-17 and 18, Block B, origindl townsite Nymore, 279.00 |acciunt of ‘alleged overflowage sald. to be caused by a culvert on Nymore: road; ‘99.42 | was referred to the city attorney. City engineer was instricted to han-| dle all matters pertaining to connections. 146.66 | No further business appearing it was, ‘moved we adjourn: Adjourned. e; Joe pMcTaggart, sweep(ng sprinkling cont.! July boarding sen,. mdse. DOOT.. 5.50 Co., pumping cont tract and light pump station July .. 177 So. $eventh St.. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. ‘Warfield 7 'lall;‘hefing contract “Tuly 549.10 | ‘Warfield Elec.” C light!ng 1 s brary July 2. T. ‘V Swinson, services Approved, i R Defective Page