HALF MiLLION FIRE ON GLASGOW DOCKS Militant Suffragists Said to Be Responsible.. Glasgow, Scotland, June 19.—Fire as disastrous as any Glasgow' has seen in many years destroyed the Kington docks here, burning four ves- sels which lay alongside.- It is believed to have been started by suffragettes. The docks were filled with goods of great value. The firemen were driven back from the docks by the spread of the flames. Several dwellings in the vi- cinity caught and the fight was trans- ferred to the crowded streets along the water front. On the water side of the docks a sharp wind also carried the flames among the shipping and the vessels were soon afire. The fireboats were forced to draw away and leave the boats to be con- sumed. When the fire was finally under control the loss was estimated at $500,000. ' TREATY UNDER SENATE FIRE Committee Discusses Proposal to Pay Nicaragua $3,000,000. Washington, June 1Y9.—The propos- ed treaty with Nicaragua granting the United States interocean canal and naval base concessions for a $3,000,- 000 payment and proposing the ex- tension of a protectorate over- that republic was again discussed by the senate foreign relations committee. A sharp fire of questions was ak rected at C. A. Douglass, attorney for the Nicaraguan government, to de- velop whether the main purpose of the paci was to continue the present Nicarsguan government in power and to show whciker there was any rela- tion between that government and American bankers. Mr. Douglass explained that the people of Nicaragua desired the rati- fication of a treaty with such a gua - anty to prevent further revolutions and establish a permanent and stable government. Ea e R PR + GOOSE BONE PROPHETS < = ARE ASSAILED. * Washington, June 19.—As- < trology is branded as a super- stition by the department of < agriculture in its current week- ly news letter. Discussing the question of the planots’ effect on the weather the depart- ment declared “the belief, still to be found in all countries, that the pplanets and the moon do affect the weather, never had any scientific basis what- STRIKE HURTS SMALL MINES Rockefeller lnterests Are Not Trying to End Trouble. - Washington. June 19.—J. A. Own- by. representing independent coal op- | €vators in Colorado, told President ‘Wilson that the Rockefeller and other large interests in the staye were not wttempting to settle the strike because small concerns were driven out of | B ess. He told the president the federal troops were being used to as- it the large operators. | Mr. Ownby, who did not suggest | v remedy, asked that the president confirm his statements by the mili- tary commanders in Colorado and find some means -for seitling the dif- | ficulty. Mrs. Edgar S. Sisson-is serving as| sanitary inspector in Montclair, N J., without pay. H SAGE TEA DANDY T0 DARKEN HAIR Look years younger! Use the old- time Sage Tea and Sulphur and nobody will know. \ You can turn gray, faded hair beau tifully dark and lustrous almost over night if you'll get a 50 cent bottle of “Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy” at any drug store. Millions of bottles of this old, famous Sage Tea Recipe are 's0ld-| um\ul!y, says a well-known druggist here, because it darkens the hair so ut.\u\lly and evenly that no one can tell it has been applied. i Those whose hair is turning gray, be- coming faded, dry, scraggly and thin have a surprise awaiting thém, becanse after one ox two applications ' the gray hair vanishes and your locks become; Tuxuriantly dark and beautiful—all dan- druff goes, scalp itching and falling hair swpl ever; it is only a remnant of < the many superstitions gener- < | ated and fostered by -that -« other greater superstition, as- < trology. | forced migration | Turkish Twelve Reasons Wlly You Should Buy Your (irocerles of Us SECRETARY WILSON. Seeking Excursion Rates for Benefit of ‘Farm ‘Laborers. ' BECAUSE we sell what you ask for:* “Just as ‘good” is tabooed in We really"vserve you. “our sbore. ~ We’d rnther lose the sa]e than fotst on y’ou something you might not be pleased with, f Wm McCuang WANT RATES TO. HARVEST PERKINS VALUABLE S Wi Asks fi E esfotary tlc‘soAn,d sc:uposr el PUBLICITY EXPERT: Washington, June 1 .—Secretary Wilson of thé department of labor has asked the intersiate commerce with a sob he could not stifle, has- commission whether it would ap- tity left the room and paced the cor- prove of establishment of excursion Fidorto regam his: self, control.” = | rates to Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri and South Dakota, where thousands| AYe, We-can dll imagine Mr. Per- of men are needed to help harvest | Kins’ emotion. - He had come to the grain crops. Progressive convention with his Labor commissioners of the four|hands still dripping with the blood states have informed the/department|of labor unions, “his gum handle that about 400,000 ‘men are required: notched for the .competitors whom Bulletinsg outlining that information. the trusts’ he had bmlt had put out placed in -postoffices throughout the country, have met with general re- sponse. - " (Continued trom Page 1.) of busingss. And ‘he’ ‘was listening to a new political doctrine, almost a form of socialism, which was on the LOANs FOR MOVING cnﬂps face of it designed to end the spec-| ial privileges which had enabled him McAdeo Ready to, Anht Western and | to fatten on the misfortunes of his Southern Banks, \ fellow men. Washington, June 18.—Secretary We can imagine what a time he McAdoo again stands ready to lend a|had stifling his emotion. He must hand to Western and Suuthern banks|have had to kick a dog, wreck an- in case they need monéy for crop other labor union and ‘plunder a fnnvn'- purpou:s The :llaltlhmb'e"](ls' couple of railroads before he could mg governimen money to e an ki 4 in agricultural districts for use during Togmily iy com'pasure. g atl. v crop moving season last 3‘e§xr was so From the standpoint of a plain successful that it will be adopted this year .if the necessity arises. Money loaned by the treasury: de: partment last vear was secured most- ly hy commercial paper, and all the { borrowed money had been retuxned to the treasury by April 1, together with interest amounting to $260,000. The total amount loaned to banks was $37,386,000. 1t went to 193 banks in sixty-two cities of tw s-nh elglw state& o PROCLAIM STATE OF SIEGE |~ ’ . John Hillaby and W. A: Gould Have **I**t****;*t**** der why Mr. Pinchot and other Pro= gressives wish to get rid of Mr. Per- kins from the party coungils: He: seems to be about the most valuable Dpublicity expert ia the party. Lat; him stick to autobiography‘and he; will-be sure tg-write stuff that-will & - TWO MACHINES COLLIDE Turks Would Stop Emigration . of Greeks. . -+ Narrow Escape. TLondon, June 18.—An Exchange * Telegraph company’s dispatch from John “Hillaby, of the Hillaby & Constantinople says a state of siege ! poran meat market, and W. A. Gould bas been procla‘imed by the.Tur.kish had narrow escapes from serious in- government at Smyrna, in Asia Minor, | | % and along the Dardapelles in order to |JUIY Yesterday when the automobiles put a stop to the emigration of Greek | Which they were driving collided. residents in Turkey. But little damage was done to either Tle question of the expulsion or jmachine, because of -the slow rate of Greeks from {at which the cars were traveling. territory has-Tecently been 2 the cause of sharp protests from the Greek government and-a veiled threat of war. Both Greece and Turkey are making preparations for armed-con flict. Mrs. Williams Schryver has suc- ceeded in defeating her many male} candidates for the office of postmas- ter at La Grangeville, N. Y., having a percentage far above any of the men. z 4 ADDITIONAL WANTS| REFUSES TO BELIEVE HUS- BAND IS DEAD. New York, June 18.—The < +TO0- LATE TG. CLASSIFY | body of Mark P. Burch, a | WANTED- Competent housekeeper. | wealthy merchant of this city, <+ = i who died ‘suddenly in New b Address Dr. E. W. Johnson, City- | Haven after the Yale-Harvard <« baseball fame, was brought to this city by his wife. She refused .to believe that he is dead 'and- affirms her belief that her faith and prayers will bring him out of the “condi tion” inswhich he has fallen G YOUTH SEMTENCED 70 DIE Slayer.of Three Will Go to the Elec- ~ tric_Chair. Ironton, O., June 18.—Henry Beard nineteen years old, was:sentenced to die in the electric chair on Oct 2.for the murder of Mrs. Nancy Massie ‘and her daughter and son, Mary and Rob- ert, at Grassy Ridge, near here, on May 13. The prisoner heard the sen- tence without any display. of emo- tion. . Beard confessed the: triple murder. Queen of Bavlrm lnjurcd Munich, Bavaria, June 19.—Struck’ over the head by a. skyrocket, the queen of Bavaria was seriously hurt while attending ‘a celehrnuon “at Pas- sau. She fs reported as restim{ wel} and as tlmost sure to recuer‘ This is the age of youth. Gray-haired, unattractive folks aren’t wanted around, 80 get busy with Wyeth’s and Sul- phur : to-night and _youw'll be delighted with your dark, handsome hair and your youthful appearance within a few days. An attachment by which an cam- lera can be used to enlarge neg-tlvel a % has:been paténted... » Resd Ploneer want ads. i l \ Demccrat on the sidelines, we won-! have the true human interest punchij Our Pastry zimply. Delicious! /A mpment’s - clean as a whistle. -Phone No. 1i’ Each woman of the housewives’ league in Denver is a self-appointed ] milk inspector. In the h&llasavage islands oﬁ Ma- laysia the woﬁmn make corsets —of {telegraph wire. . . 3 KEKEK KKK XK KRR KKK x = i x * Race Entrant;s Must Apply Early * All ‘who wish’ (to ~ enmter either tife automobilé; ‘motor- “eycle or horse races, will please report to' the commit- tee before the thu-d of July. - Do so at once so thal your name may be properly enter- ed. The Pioneer will be DPleased to furnish you -with any informatien. = As Soon as the chairman of this com- mittee is named, it will be announced in this paper and on the programs. 3 ** ok ok okok ok ok ok ok ok ok ok ok kKX IR L E R R R RS RS P R ] % Read Ploné wani -n‘u_r 'The Ansco is the camera . for first-class results by the -novice or : the skilled ama- teur. It makes assurance doubly sure for the latter and makes the mnovice cer- tain ‘of good pictures. The Ansco Film As 74 film for everyone who owns any make of camera. It makes theé novice more certain - of himsélf and raises . the - veteran -amatetr; almost into the proféssional” class. Come in and, let us) demonstrate the superiority of all Ansco supplies. CITY DRUG STORE t i | List to Cmar of ’the Bake— shop. ; halt'— a momentary taste B Of dainties from ‘the shelf above the paste, And, lo, the engar passerby has reach’d The something he set out for. Oh," make haste! i We smlle with pride every l time we turn out a batch of our, - dainties — pies, ‘cream puffs, tarts, cakes, etc. = Make haste. Taste them. We use only the purest ma- terials. Our bakeshop is as Every- thing sanitary. We're expcrts in putx‘y. It Just Melts In Youf Mouth' Model Mfg Cof Spend Your Vacatlon * In Yellowstone Park TOTAL COST OF . TRIP: R. R. fare round trip $32.00 - Park ticket mcludmg meals, Iodgmg. transportation, . ‘and guide service (61-2 days in Park) only $40 Go the “Wyhe Way” Watch this space‘for notice of an illustrated lecture:to be given Saturday night. Anyone interested or desiring information call at the Mark- ham hotel for Don D. Delany, Traveling Passsnger Agent, Wylie Parmanent Camping Company ﬁlnn Ave. Good shoes and sandals for boys, girls and 2 . Sulkies . Two special reg. $2 75 special.................. ... $1.98 Regular $3 25, special................................. $2.95 ' 405 Phone 141 Ceo. C. Berglund A the babies are to be had at Berglund's ‘store. Rid Yourself of the ldea That It “Costs Too Much” Why not let this store save pou nickels, dimes and quarters. We shade the price on every smgle item we sell. Itit'sthe same grade then our price is lower. If it’s the same price. then our grade is better.. We will prove this statement if you give us a chance to supply your wants. This week we have another large lot of new goods that ‘are splendid values. Cood Thmgs for Saturday Hersheys chocolate per pkg Crackerjack per pkg Yucatan Gum per pkg....... Real French cream candy-per Ib. Hammocks 98c value each 73¢ $3.95 grade special $2.95 You sure miss it unless you see our large line of hammocks. Class Berry Sets Clear glass, good and heavy, large 7 in. bnw129 and 6 fruits, reg price 43c a set, sp’c’l.. & (& White Fruit Dishes Good grade our regular 28c set sp'c’l per set... ... 19¢c O e R Wagons The best $1.48 steel express wagons made at l |5 our special, Sarurday only.. s Others down _to.. < Fireworks! Fireworks! G-t your stock early for while we bought more thap twice as much this year we will not ha. eenongh at the prices we sell our fireworks for. Special Saturday 1 cap pistol and 5 boxes of caps 2 buuches firecrackers Carden Rakes 14 tooth rakes, alwavs 25¢, special Bathing Caps Good grade, worth 75c¢ easily sp'c’l Saturdav (:arlsnn Variety Siure Bemldjl Economy Store Coods Delivered Just Phone l27 ‘welghing up te 100 Jbs. ‘with Moore Push Devices, will mot disfigure wajls Moore Push-Pins Sold{in b ‘BEMIDJI .* AT THE W) somian Ponsr oites . SUPPLY STORE

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