No. 6588 REPORT BASEB, ‘ of the Condition of The I BIG LEAGUES g B First National Bank, at (Continued from first page). | Bemidl" lll the Sta“ speed on the bases—speed in fact'in of Minnesota, 'every department—and through }is|mak : fine pitehing staff whieh consist Balancs n. e R AT THE CLOSE OF BUSI- Mathewson, Tesreau,” Marquard, De- I"rom Tax Crm.cgg‘:y AR Reg. tRIL 4th inaree, Ames, Crandell and Wiltse, m jections on TLan NESS, AtR % Jim Thorpe, the noted Carlisle In- ¥rom Collections on Private Red 1913 Colleations from Interest on o] % 2 dian star—who is not, by the way, ¢ co}}-ogonu gnn;n‘n? .and Lice! Sipmmly the author of “The ‘Amateur Gentle-|Fxem Golles ‘f"' Wit ey Fund { Loans and Discounts LT man”—wlll view = proceedings from | Fro Co}}muon- s“'li‘talt,a“mg. Ro-d and B; L1 4 T : > AL B g'g‘gsgd'i- gg‘g}ﬁe‘cmm oo o5 0001 uv the bench. ‘Thorpe with all his amaz- Colections on” County Atmrney/Conunm % g 5 “Manager Hughie Jennings favors - by .0 ¥. Oiner Bonds to secure Postal Sav- ing versatility, was not able to fight [From Collections :on School Tund ... o 4 9. - . |Gulfport, Miss, as the permanent . i every second &nd ‘fourth BOBGS, seguritice, et < 1600500 | his way ihto fast company upon such | From' Cotlections Bujlding Fund . 5 X training quarters for the Detroit club. |]. | 3 \ Sunday Ceybuing; ur Baniing house, fusnl 16,0000 | Short notice, Total Balance and Rec 3 : '3672,072.12 | And now Manager-McGraw admits & Fleroriliie ol tu) 3 000 T lsmmsmunn'rs. 1!-2-191! to 4-6-191 RGN 2 5 : s that his much-advertised professional 3 Dué from National Banks 5 < i ‘gu D o Reventia Fand _ % \ , = DA o Ayprerod Bos6EsS Avonia Bace is Started, Fald Ondera On Toor Fund.. H358:00 - | sthlete, Jim Thorpe, 18 the rawest re-|] - { ( : - Checks and. other cash 1tems: . So it’s by dusk that another cham-|Paid Warrants on Private Re g! n 4,958.71 ‘| cruit he ever had. 3 DEGEEE OF HONOR Notes of other National : Pald Warrants on Road and Bridge Fund i 2 Banks .. plonship start will be under way with ;ﬂg g.:mg s: é\:t::e“:lz gmg oi‘nen ﬂngndu RO R . Fred Blanding, ltl:et N-_ best rl.m- : B L m:: m; F 5 3 £ x al S 80D, BAYS ks & "““' "" “Monda ifpﬁ'éﬁelg‘-":s conts.. the attention of 30,000,000 " Ameri-| 5eiq warmnts on Town Funds ... 3 : | hi‘t“::" 9“3’; ant “'f,‘v""m:! o ; evenings, at 0dd Fellows Llwlul Money Rese,rvelo';‘ B cans centered upon the entries in the 1;:{5 \g:rranzz ong Seliool. Lintx 5%% n: 3 ; 1 'r tmg‘]k " U il [{ 8 - Hall. g -tend i 801000 ~ 104,10 sreatest game a nation has ever pro-| baia Warranta on Cotlections from Public Land ng two strikes on & 2 2 . 5 P T Ealoner noves [ 80080, st 5 . Iways boon | Pald Wararnts on Iholdental Fund "176.14 - Exiory-Olson, nflelder, ts the smal: || Monogrami Engraved Free ; urer (5 per cent of circulatiom.... 12000 [duced. 'All seasons have always been | DG on § ) 74662 Tokt pitabor o rothe Browne Wausd &nd| 3 . . 3 N Towal - ' - geesemee| the Sveatest ever’ hefore the:open:|puld Watwaision 9 < 17600 - he welghs 145 pounds. Most of the ; ; LiBiseuler Ewottag o alenta o : LIABILITIES. ing bell rang, but this looks to be s0| “™*%gq1anee at close of hngmm, aprii a1 ,210.45 youngsters are physical giants. Men in every walk of life are - using 6Ly ovening’. ats $ aeloce SATIA S, patd I 85000 0 | trom eyery angle. | The start atlcast Total Diubur!ements and Balance . S -/ 37207213| The St. Louts American club bas{l The 8Bomlid]l Speolal Watoh. Magide Ball: : d oo | Wil carry greatest interest, whatever Bank Deposlts and Cash on Han o | released First Basewan Miller to the|} It is the most Popular Watch #0040 | the fealing may be when some twelve | G2k W S° Slcowa, Money Ofdérs 3 Lowell club of the New England |l in this community today. ~Being prac- e 23199 73| Of the sixteen clubs have arisen by Der. 1n itay §;§}g§:{ g::k. g‘;ﬁ‘d Rapids i league, whence he came last year. tical, mechanically perfect and a de- 2 : | May or july with the old clarion call | PSP in Northern National Bank, ‘!(Bemg( ' g Capt. George Morlarity of the Ti|| pendable time piece. 17 Jowels Hegulur moetings —First —_— . Banks af : ¢ BB o next year” as the four surviving|Dep. in First National Bank, B %‘fnf(‘ Tenstrike. | 10.602:86 gers touts Bobble Veach. “Bobble | adjusted, timed carefully on our and (hird Nsturday after tnaividual deposiis ep. 10 Bel yfatal Gous Veach 18 one of the most consistent ; ing 1 2:30—at Odd Fei Dl.ﬁ l[‘?i hw:‘nmc-m b - 004 contenders gallop merrily along to- ggp‘ in g}::: lr‘x::’x:::ll Ba'.rl;‘!l( &w;:slei'nﬁe B < amE s Y poals s e Mm\ _own regulating rack. We do‘not allow 3 [;‘ m, ‘;" oot depo: ; 7,0%.86| wards the stretch. Do In First State Bank, Baudette 278/62 play n,” 8ayi a Bemidjl Special to "leave X in First State Bank, Kelliher . 096, tle. Thne ESPL : Ot chosi T N Deb: In Security State Bank, Spoons . 5176, Washington has turned ever Cateh | OUF store until l!::l been pmven‘hy b e o 2 Dep. in 1 . I : er Dutch Munch to the Syracusg club || thOrough test to-be an accurate time || .. .. . planding Lo Cough Medicine for Children. Dep. K Best Ky 04451, of the New York State league. Grit.|| Piece. - oo 5 Savin epos| b , Brainerd . 9 . —- ostal s Tno S Too much care cannot be used “§ Dep. i {‘li;;e'hggg"gﬂgm“g; Bantt, Crooks 2,380.69 fith picked him up on the Washington _ § Bemidj! Lodge Ne. 118 s ‘otal selecting a cough medicine for child-|Dep. ] ot Flve Yeﬂ]‘ 2 ﬁﬂarﬂn e u“ LR - ren. It should be pleasant . to take, Total Funds ..... ot Kpril A . ,270. Clark Grifith 18 some. wrathy over ‘,ee nest o STATE OF MINNESOTA, Rennentfully submitted !hls th day of Api s o OF MINNERQTA, fss. contain no harmful substance and be L. R ORGEC2. cmnmy Audl!o O Comahitnes the American league schedule. Be: || We give a five year guarantee with : I, R, H. Schumaker, cashier. of the above- | most effectual. Chamberlain’s Cough 3 ROBA, Glerk of Districy Gourt ginning April 27, the Washingtons|| each Bomidji Specfal Watoh = Lo named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement s true to the best of my| Remedy meets these requirements __._-———-———-—_'———'———-———— have twenty-eight straight games on —_—— = A knowledge and bellet. . o Coshier, |and 18 a avorite with the mothers of BUSIUNS HAVE FIND N.A CUBAN (aAT(JHhH e ~—because they give us the least trouble in making good our guarantce third Wednesday et -$o'clocs .,.5;?,7‘:‘;’;;‘} sridl;wom to before me this 10th | young children everywhere. For sale Rl BT with the Boston Natlonals for Out.|{ BOmIdJl Speolal movements —1 0. 0. F. Hall: e [Seal] " P. J. Rus: by Barker’s Drug Store—Adv. A X ¢ felder Vincent Campbell, who has an |{ 8ré.now being fitted in the new style e ENIGNTS OF FYTHIaS Bemidjt Lodge No. 188~ Regular meeting nights—ex- ery Tuesday ~evening 'at & Notary Pubiic, Beltrami Co.. Mt e 2 % - o i My é:omm?ss.lf){l 'oxpirés 3:;"5;1:. Tolg. f nounced that he will ot play in Bos || 25-yoar oase with the safety JORRECT—A ttest: N e X 5 ton again. { BOW that canunot pull or twist out. E : \ B SN AERTALD. APRIL FOOL JOKE, ALL RIGHT This is a very popular model and re- Al G WEDGE, Jr. Spike Shannon's Job. tails for, watch complete, ‘$25.00 Directors. Grocer, His- Wife, and Unknown Spike Shannon, who' once Was | £ ::::‘:;:‘:"' Eagles Hall 4 #Sucker” All Mixed Up In Pecu- bought by the Giants for $10,000 in ‘ﬁEo T BAKER & Co = % llar Little Comedy. one of the biggest deals ever put | Ol 0 o = LADIES OF TER MaO. < “Oh, no, there won't be any divorce,” said the grocer. “Wife and I won’t speak to each other for the next three months, and then we'll begin to ‘get friendly again. You see, I had changed small bills for a fifty, and when 1 went home that night wife wanted a new dress. I told her I couldn't afford it, as T had had a bad fifty passed on me, and when she doubted I showed her the bill. She took my worﬂ for it and said she’d wait.” “That was- good for her,” sald the listener. “So it was, but you wait & minute. 1 shoved the bill into my vest jo~ket and thought. no more of it 'till next morning—April Fool morning. The bill. was gone and I humped-for the house like a cyclone. Had she seen it? She had. She had found it on the bedroom floor. Thank heaven.” -] through in baseball, Is to manage the ;i K little. Virginia club in the new Norty. || SOMIdlh Minn. Near the Lake CABXES. Regular meeting night les{ Wednesday evening in each month MASONIOC. T. & A M, Bemidj. 1 Regular " meeting nights — first-and - thiré Wednesdays, ‘8 .o'clock—at Masonic Hall, Beltramt Ave. and Fifth St. Bem!dji Chapter No. 76, R A. M. Stated convocations —first and third Mondays, § o'clock’ . p. m.—at Masente Hall Zeltrami A and Fifta street. Elkanah Commandery Ne. 8¢ g“'"' K.,T. Stated conclave—sécons £8G% and fourth Fridays, § o'clock - ». m.—at Masonic Temple, ‘Ol b tram! A and Fifth St Chapter No. 171, o B e ” : Regular meetjn, hie— % - ‘That was lucky. - Stallings. Coaching: Gonz; first ana thirg ‘p,‘:&‘.,,, s S “And then she told me that being oclock — al Masonic Hall, it was a counterfeit, and being as it ‘The mus\‘.ntion shows Manager Stallings of the Boston “Braves was April Fool's day, she had taken | ing Gonzalez, the Cuban catcher, at their training’ camp at Athems, Ga it out to the sidewalk and then| Stallings believes he has a find in the young Ciﬂ)un ball player. ® B A Department watched & men picking it up. She Ry Roosevelt, No; 1622. Rogu- A A A e e A i R S et ‘was laughing at his feelings when he 3 lar meetls nights, second hound himself stung.” : UX P ’T()HERS SRy and fourth Thursdays of und bimselr stung” © Sy WILLER 1S 600D ON FIRST s The Pioneer Want Ads |G i 5 ronii away fifty gold dollara?” ' “Yes, and that her mother must|Strengthened Pirates in Weak Spot g0, and the hired girl must go, and and Fans Look for Another Pen- - Bellraml Ave., and Fifta 3 ‘ 0ASH wWiTH 0OPY < . % oent per word peor issue 7o't have to make & poud & Btlebiie e PMIE I ol Sl ; ‘Regular chlrge rate 1 cent per word per Insertion No ad taken for y frst ang (e Tucsdaye a1 things. 1 jumped up and down, 1| When Jack Miller finally signed hi| . less than~1G centa . Phone 31 Hall, 402 Beltrami Ave. swore. 1 smashed things.” ; condtrael: the Pittsburgh fans were HOW THOSE WAN1 ADS B]?IVIII saw m;l n‘un‘ B — “And then?” made happy.- This means that-the egular meeting nights en “Oh, she just catled me a fool and | Position of first base on the Pirate White Have Old DO THE BUSINESS !!:-t::-tl l(l;d g-lrre 'nmnhy: let it go at that, and I guess she’s [leam will be well looked after this Y i The Ploneer goes everywhere 8o that everyonc has a neighbor whe L 0. O. F. Hall at p. m. Dress as Well as the Man Who Pays More . i kes it and people who do not take the paper generally read their right."—Exchange, year. Miller was a hold-out for some tal k — Hme, but the differences between thé 5 neighbor’s go your w;nt ad gets to them all. P ——— CAT ENJOYED THE COMEDY [New Jersey lad and Manager Fred| pregietion. that the Chicago Amer- 14 Cent a Word Is All It Costs ' Mostings held thire Clarke were adjusted in & manner B : aa can leaguel-baseball team will have Bun@ay afternoon of each But:of the Four Principals Involved, | that Pleased all conceried. .First| strong . pitching staff this year i month at Troppmas’s base has been a weak spot on the < 3 . HELP WANTED £ Some meadow. Small creek . Ad- — . Tom Was the Only One That made by Pres{dent’ Comiskey. - He be- HE 3 Hall You can doit. Youcan|| - Had a Laugh Coming. Pirate line-up for a number of Year® |yiqyeq the ;i&v,l'rlern now belng sea- Areas.box: 405, Demidit Min.., —— - have as many and as = %, soned are ‘ghowing better form than | WANTED—At once, dining room|pap " garm™ pour lots, between = wmoMAWS. < This 18 the tale of & cat with a In previous years, all of which 1a at- girls and chamber maid. Wages Twelfth and Thirteenth street, Be- Meetings the first Fridsy good clothes as the man ||sense of humor. tributed to the spring work-at Paso| six dollars per ~week,® room and| L 43i avenve. Enquire 415 Be-| evening of the month at Mrs, Youngwife went to an east end butcher shop the other ‘day. When she entered, the greeting was a high- pitched shriek, Naturally she shrieked, the home of Mrs. H. F. - midjt avenue. | Schmidt, 306 Third street. FOR. SALE—Light driving horse for Robles. % _‘“There is_no need to tell the fans how good Ed Walsh is going to be be- cause they:realize that he, has 1o |w,NTED _Good girl. for general sale.. Eight yearsold. Inquire 518 - board at Hotel Koochiching, Inter- who pays higher_prices if national Falls, Minn.. Ross Bros. you buy Clotheraft Clothes. In fit, style and dressiness : the thi trouble was. e Butcher, I Shavge caual in baseball” was the Way Mr. |\ iguork. Mra.A. G. Wedgo. 605| Fourth street, - THE SPALDING . —the things you can J J .- Bul ) & ‘omiskey started out.in speaking of - things S€€ |l ot the shop 1n her husband's absense, . the White Sox staff.’ “Ed is in per.| Lake Boulevard. FOR SALE—Tmproved olghty scro|| . Duluths Largest sod Host Hotal for yourself—they are sure ||stood on a small box. Before her stood . tect physical condition and his man-| oo e e T T | tarm mear Bemidi. . Brakke, INNESOTA to please you and your & large black cat, a gleam of fun in ner of caring for himself during the o A- Lord, 908 =——— o:lg;%::mnwm mylm g ¢ his yellow eyes and a mouse in his idle winter months always assures a | erdl housework. A i FOR REN1 friends. mouth, good season for the big fellow. He is | Beltrami avenue. A.:o:‘v.:ntl::cc lon. -nd uul s ) A moment the tableau held. Then | good for ten years to come. ‘Nobody = FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room Pllm Room. Qfdt he Ifhfmgshyou Can’t S€€ |,y cat walked away snd Mra. Butcher knows how. much T think of him and | WANTED—Two dishwashers at the| yn pryate family. Use of bath and - o4 publs 1'” m}g | or judge . belore and—you can || started feartully behind the counter. how proud I'am of such men as his | ~Markham hotel. - . phone. 602 Fourth street. = . Shingm x',?’c'“' uh be just as sure because Cloth- || The cat followed her and dropped the type. I would mot be surprised to see iy Locuch I beart ot bua him make his best record the coming | WANTED — Dishwasher at Union| HOUSE FOR RENT—Corner of Tenth 5‘&‘,’1‘},‘, m“"‘t&.ﬁ 'lllﬂhh season. hotel, Nymore. 5 and Minnesota. Inquire 1215-Bel- |{ gqq ¢f the Greal Netels o the lﬂhﬂ B “Another thing which 18 encourag | rNrEn Bl ToUCTr Hotel Mark- | Uram! avenue. 3 & Ing to me is the way Jim Scott has | T - FOR RENT—Nice front room, also mouse at her feet. Two screams, the flutter of skirts, and Mrs. Butcher again was safe on the box, and Mrs. Youngwife sat on the counter, her feet craft Clothes are guaranteed to be all wool, to-hold their shape and to satisfy in wear e 3 sticking straight out, her skirts gath- been going on the coast. I want to} . - 3 = == | and se!;vxce, . ered tightly about her ankles. go on iecogrd as saying that Jimmie ig JIELS: Bouse kesnlng rooms over|pme T i That’s why the man who || The mouse ran s foot or two and | back to his best form and e wit be| -~ FOE BALE Model. : Pm“r wanl A“s | wears Clotheraft Clothes at || the cat hnd 1t sgain, and agaln waiked #-great support to the team. I expeot | G5R"SALm_Typewriter ribbons for | FOR RENT_Six room bouss, 1006 vu ) | 15 always gets credit for pay- || #¥ay- Mrs. Butcher stepped off the him to have his best year barring a Doud avenue, Phone 642. < 2 :5 VS g pay- box, picked it up and, carrying her return of his ailment, of which he svery m‘nﬁ: . "few”;“’,;n“:: RS I‘2 cm ] wnm 2 ing ,more. ; : i ark of refuge with her, again tried 20w seems to be entirely free. marxat at ce:hn an ek Furnished rooms for rent. 1413 Ir- e : It’s a desirable kind of credit || to go behind the counter. Again the “Doc’ White is making a better | each. Every ribbon sold for - I to have, and you will find it in cat hfn:lowed. and the play was enacted showing than he did last year at this | ~cents gul;lnteedl;( lfho:e er:leu % rln g esu ts i | 3 &8s before. time. “He has all his old-time cunning promptly filled: ail orders given ' 3 s | every Clotheraft suit we show || 1t went on that way for about ten : wnd speed. * He will-be & great Relp [ . the same careful attention as when | Minnesota Ave. | A k the M Wh 1 || minutes, when the delivery boy came dccmiie: to the club and will be ready to take | you appear in person. Phone 383. : = === - S 8 .n 0 No.-5130, The Clothcratt Biue | || Wiietiing In. He was hafled a8 & de- | ang nas knocked' the team out o | his'turn as soon as'the season opens. | The Bemidji Ploneer Offce Supply MISCELLANEOUS . Has Triad Them | Serge Special for Spring A PRl more than one pennant, in the estl- [ Benz is going great guns. He looks Store. DVEE z | real special with a real guaran- H“hd' ! h"t ';“‘“e“' He selzed the | pgtion of Smoky. City: eritics. - like & new man. I was surprisedito|—— . ______ |ADVERTISERSThe great.state of/ = 2 | e, $15 : cat and cast it out, the feline Jaws | ;.0 Miller was shifted from seo | see the way he worked. Cal tells' me [FOR SALE—Single conib, White Or-| . partunitfes for. business to clasai- | = o B ' $15. still gripping her prey.—Indianapolis | ;4 (5 first Jast season fn the hope of [ he expects wonderful things of lim pington eggs for hntchlnz. Flock| fied advertisers. - The recognized % Tt 7 News. ‘| plugging up the weakness and the | Lange and Cicotte never were ¢arly| headed by second prize winner in{ advertising medium- in the Fargo HTH i Iat . g & 5 5 move'was a capital one. Mﬂler mndc ‘segson pitchers, but they are fust be ‘Wisconsin State Poultry show, hens| North Dakota offers unlimited op- wn"am c Kla"l New Methods in Vogue. 800d from the start. i giuning, to show thelr real value. Just as good. Also 8. C. R. I Red| Dally: and Sunday Coiirler-News ! “What made you take down that| The Plrates gre looking for @ pen| ‘Manager Callahan belleves ho has| |y, Have two Orpington Cocker-| - the only. seven

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