Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 16, 1914, Page 4

VIENNA IS FAGING SERIOUS PROBLEMS Vienna, Sept. 16.—The authorities are adopting the sternest methods to suppress rioting by the unemployed. The problem of caring for the refu- gees is a desperate one. Thousands of refugees from Galicia have arrived here. They have added to the ranks of the idle to such an extent that the |53 officials are alarmed and are divert- ing many of the men to work on the & earthworks that are being constructed | to defend the city. The police have been ordered to prevent street parades of the unem ployed. Several of these mass meet- ings have been held at which violent speeches have been made. In sddi- tion depots are to be opened in the market. places where food will be fur- nished to those applying. Mecanwhile the trainloads of wound- ed continue to roll into the city. It | is impossible properly to care for them. The army surgeons are all at |g the front and the volunteers have not had the experience necessary for | many of the problems presented. GERMANS PREPARING FOR STAND IN FRANCE Paris, Sept. 16.—The Germans are |8 collecting their straggling forces from the northwest and preparing for a stand east of Amiens. They are on a semicircular line that | 3§ takes in St. Quetin, Gise and Vervins |§ on their right, and the Aisne river, Rethel and St. Menhould on the left This territory on the left was recen! ly abandoned by the crown prince’s army. The Germans are making their |3 stand in positions from which only a | week ago they drove the allied armies. If they can get their lines to hold they will be able to reform their col- umns and make another attempt to assume the offensive. This, however, the French are trys ing to prevent, but all accounts show |§ conclusively that the retreat has lost most of its force and that the French pursuit is encountering a resistance |§ that compels respect. GERMAN CRUISER 1S SUNK BY SUBMARINE | London, Sept. 16.—The small pro- d as a scout ! nent, paii for the British Like the Pathfinder the Hela bas be made the { a subn While the lo not been was off ile tted it is unde: and and that the Hela Unlike the Pathf: majority of the F 3 saved. It was stated that the Br submarine escaped. The Hela was a light protected |§ and rebuilt in S feet long, 36 feet cruiser built in 1 1910. She was 3 beam, had a displacemerit .of 2,040 | tons and carried a crew of 178 men. Amerlcan Beef for France. Pathfinder. |8 Chicago, Sept. 16.—It is learned |H§ that Armour & Co. have contracted with the French government to fur- nish 1,000,000 pounds of mcat per day for one year. The figure is so large that Aromur & Co. is arranging to divide it with other ing the facilities to handle it alone. New York state has 222,000 club [§ women, while Nevada has only 1,500 f No. 5582. REPORT of the Condition of THE |2 FIRST NATIONAL BANK, at Be- midji, in the State of Minnesota, at|& the close of business, Sept. 12, 1914 |§ RESOURCES, Loans and Discounts...... - $469,125.19 kers, not hav- |3 Overdrafts, secured and unse red none | Y U. 8. Bonds to secure circulation... 25.000.00 Other Bonds to secure P 3520000 | i tures Due from National and Ban and Saving: Due from ap; in other reserve cities... Checks and other_cash i Notes of other National Hedemption tand with urer (5 per cent of clrl‘ulmlom Total LIABILIT Capital stock paid in Surplus fund. .. Undivided Pr i and Taxes paid.... Natlonal Bank notes Due to other Natlonal Banks ... Duoto State an tnatviguet deposi Ject to check Demnnd certil Timé certificates, of do: Dposit payable within 30 days Time certificates of deposit able after 30 days or after not of 30 days or longer. Gertified checks, . checks out- anain Postal savivigs Deposi Total - - STATE OF MINNESOTA County of Beltrami I, R, H. Schumaker, cashier. of the above- named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. R. H. SOHUMAKER, Cashier. ss. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 15th | g3 day 0{ %n‘t 1914, PHIBB! Notary Publlc Beh.ummo Minn. My commission expires Aug. 24, CORREOT—Attes F. P SHELDON A. A, WARFIELD. A. G, WEDGE, Jr. Directors. 13,000.00 | # T T CLAIMED” for week ending. - Sep- tember 14, at the Bemidji postoffice: Inga, Swischer, G Men—Black, Mr. C. L., Cooke &|Alice, Shadlow, Miss Cora, (2). Berkman, Finch, Mr. Kirk, George, AL EO g T A Mr. L. C., Ginosean, Mr. George, Attorney, Horner, Mr. Wl}l_, state university of California, Miss Moore, Mellin, Mr. I, Malinder, Mr. Carl,|China and practice law. Martin, Mr. R. F., Petty, Mr. Louis, Pearson, Mr. Edd, Ward, Mr. Charles Unclaimed Letters. Waros, ‘When she vgrndlutea Leo. Women—Brown, Mrs. 0. M., ; “ Dahl, Mrs. John, Gusper, Miss Min- t advertised lett N- £ * List o pavertiool Slan N oGl i it teon ik Smith, Miss from the Mr. George, Miller, D. B., |Yarlock Lowe expects to go back to A want ad will sell it for you. ADDITIONAT, WANT ADS WANTED—Kitchen girl at Pilsener Hotel. FOR SALE CHEAP—G-room cottage jend 3 lota. -This is a snap. Mar-|y,0ST- Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 503 Bel- trami avenue. * this ad. ADDITIONAL WANTS_Continued, FOUND—Small account. book be- tween Minn. and Beltrami ave- nues. Owner may have same by proving property and paying for - i the new building at the fair grounds, a black seal leather Handbag. Finder return to the Pioneer office for suitable reward. Dead theo Ploneer want ads, at THE FAIR STORE Starts FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, Closes SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 In addition to-the sets listed below will have five other white sets ranging in price from $3.50 to 4.00. These are a big bargain and will go quick. - We are closing out these patterns and they must be sold. Gold Band 47-Pc. Set 3 cups and saucers .. $ .90 3 small plates ... 5 large plates . 3 oat meals .. 3 sauce dishes . i indv. butters . oval bakers, T-in. oval bakers, 9-in. vegetable dish, 6-in. . vegetable dish, 7-in. able dish, 8-in. milk pitcher .. creamer platter, 8 5 platter, 14-in. covered dish- .. Regular Price .. SALE PRICE $4.89 +46-piece Gold Band 62- Pc. Set 9 cups and saucers - . .$1.35 9 small plates 9 large plates 9 oat meals 9 sauce dishes 9 indv. butters .. 1 covered dish ... 1 vegetable dish . 1 vegetable dish . 1 vegetable dish . 1 milk pitcher 1 cream pitcher 1 platter : 1 platter 62-piece set, Regular Price SALE PRICE $9.85 PLAIN WHITE 74-PIECE SET 6 plates, 4-in. 6 plates, 5-in. ... 6 plates, 6-in. . 6 plates, 7-in. . 6 plates, 8in. . 6 sauce dishes . 6 -oat meals 6 cups and saucers 6 soup dishes ... 6 indv. butters . 1 gravy boat . 1 pickle tray 1 sauce tray 1 creamer ... 1 sugar 1 butter dish . 1 milk pltcber S5 1 covered dish .. 1 vegetable dish ... 1 vegetable dish ... 1 platter ......... 1 platter 2T 1 platter . 1 platter ... T4-piece set, Regular Price SALE PRICE $4.40 Less than 6c apiece WHITE BAVARIAN 6 cups and saucers 1 cake plate 1 spoon tray ... 1 sugar bowl . 1 creamer 1 salt shaker . 1 pepper shaker . 1 toothpick holder . 19-Piece tea set, Regular Price..$3.40 SALE PRICE $2.00 One big counter of Dishes and Glass Ware, some 25¢ values, sale price at 7¢ Cut Class Star cut sugar and creamer, good clear glass, reg. 50¢, this sale only..... HALF PRICE 20-qt. Cream Cans with covers, sale price;........... ..38¢c STAMPED GOODS. —We have a big line of everything such as Sofa Pillows Dresser Scarfs Center Pieces Pillow Cases Hand Bags Children’s Dresses Night Dresses Aporns Laundry bags and several other articles. SILK EMBROIDERY FLOSS, TWO SKEINS Roman Stripe Belts with patent. leather bow, reg. pnce 65c, sale price..........ccuoeeennnn. Sweaters We have a nice line of jersey sweat- ers at reasonable prices, from.......... 50c up Fair Brand Soap Five different kinds, large cakes, our regular 10c, sale price.............c....... 4 Cakes 25¢ GLASS BERRY SETS Regular price $1, sale price. b5¢ Large Glass Water Pitcher 50c value, sale price.../....cc..ccuuivunnnn. 250 Galvanized Sprinkling Pms 14-gt. reg. 65c, sale price......... 25¢ AMERICAN BEAUTY BOHSETS Regular $2.00, sale price. Regular $1.50, sale price. Regular-$1.00, sale price. LAI]lES’ VESTTIE-S- GLASS BERRY SETS Special value.............. 40¢ DISHES One special counterof.......... nabbe .5¢ One special counter of................ .2c ALABASTINE 5-1b. packages. LADIES’ LISLE GLOVES All prices from 25c up on sale. One-fourth Off RUFFLINGS Our entire line at............cccoceeeeennns [0c per Yard CANDY Our full line at. 15¢ Per Pound ANTI RUB WASHING FLUID Reg. 25c bottle, sale price................ 15¢ GLASS BERRY BOWLS Heavy clear glass, reg. 50c HALF PRIGE CUPS AND SAUCERS Bavarian plain white, sale price........ 9 HYGIENIC- KALSOMINE Reg. price 55¢, sale price. ................ 3% Hand Groched Neck Cords 10¢ GINGHAM 12¢c value, sale price Tc Per Yard GUM Blood Berry and Spearmint .... 2 Pkgs. 5¢ -MEN’S NECKTIES Complete line at........ 5¢ WE WILL SELL ONE HUNDRED Music is one of our big departments. If you don’t see our ad in the Pionee ing the FAIR ‘STORE. BASKETS OF GRAPES AT 25c A BASKET We have the latest hits. Come in and hear them played: