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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-06-08

woman who is here, is Al years
old, while Mrs. Johnson is but
%, having been married to her
husband when she was but. Is
years of age. It is reported that
Johnson gave as his reason for
leaving his wife that he was too
old for her, he being "a at the
time Of bis marriage.
Besides being the possessor of
the $500 certificate of deposit
(which was taken from him at
time he disappeared, and which
was afterwards cashed by man
claiming to be Johnson) the lat
ter had acclaim in Roseau county,
which is said to have been very
valuable property.
Johnson was a Dane and had
been living in this country for
the past twenty years. Peter
Mathieson, who was working
with Johnson at Gull lake at the
time he disappeared, is also a
Dane and came to this country
from Denmark about two years
ago. There was never any ap-
pearance that the men were on
any but the most friendly terms,
but there is strong circumstan-
tial evidence to show that Math.
ieson was interested in the
making away of his friend and
cola bOrer.
It is expected that Deputy
Sheriff John Bailey will arrive
from Portland, Oregon, tonight
with Mathieson in custody.
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WI. C.. Elects Officers.

The W. I. G. of the Baptist
church met at the home of Miss
Halliday, last evening, and elect
ed the following officers:
President, Miss Martha Hum
tosh; vice president, Miss Sybil
Benner; secretary, Miss Alice
Packard financial secretary, Miss
Cora Huntosh; treasurer, Miss
Ella Halliday.
There were fifteen in attend
ance, and refreshments were
served.
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Guide" Smith Indicted at Crookston.

dude" Smith Indicted at Crookston.
At the term of district court
which is being held in Crooks
ton, the grand jury has returned
an Indictment against "Dude''
Smiths hackdrlver living at East
Grand Forks, charging him with
indecent assault.
Smith last winter assaulted a
young woman named Beardmore,
whom he was taking from the
depot in Grand Forks to house
in East Grand Forks. The girl
made such strenuous resistance
that Smith did not accomplish
his purpose and he was after.
wards arrested and has been con-
fined in the Polk county jail
awaiting the action OF the grand
jury in his case.
Smith lived in Bemidji two
years ago.
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men ACCUSED OF MURDER
ENTER PLEA NOT GUILTY
Murder Trials Will Not Be Com
menced Until Week After Next
at Grand Rapids.

Grand Rapids, June 8.-(Special
to Pioneer. )-Before Judge Me-
Clanahan, in district court last
evening, David Cochrane, John
Anderson and John Meagher,
all of whom were charged with
murder in the first degree, we're
arraigned to plea.
All three plead not guilty, and
answered in firm tones to the
reading of the Indictment against
them.
David Cochrane and John An.
derson are charged with having
wilfully killed Allen Witt, near
Writ postoffice,. in Itasca county.
When the charge was read to
Judge Cochrane, he answered,
with a firm and even voice, mot
guilty." The same was true of
Anderson.
It is said that the grand jury
will not return an Indictment in
in the case Of the State vs.. Keaton
Willis, who shot his father at
Deer River, nor in the case of the
State vs.. Pearl Brown, charged
with having shot Frank McGrane
in a Bovey sporting house.
In contrast to the two above
cases is that of John Meagher,
who was indicted on the charge
of having killed Daniel F'rawley
at Big Fork, and who is charged
with murder in the first degree
AT the preliminary hearing ir
this case, the only eye witness tt
the death of Fra wiley swore thai
Frawley died from the effects Of
being kicked by a horse. This
witness was not called before the
grand jury.
There is one Indictment fo1
gam bling at this term of court
and as a result there is already
talk OF the "lid" being clampec
down good and plenty in al
towns and villages in the county
Judge McClenahan announces
that he will not try any of thu
murder cases until week afte7
next.
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That John Johnson, the man
whose nude bod was found in
Gull Lake, near Tenstrike, on
May'16th, with the skull beaten
in and the head filled with buck
shot, was the husband of Mrs.
John Johnson of Menahga. MIMI,
who was deserted at Menahga by
her husband seven years ago, is
CLAIM ed by Mrs. Johnson, who is
in the city looking up the circum-
stances surrounding Johnson and
the manner in which he met his
death.
According to Mrs. Johnson
(who came here from Menahga
this week. she was married to a
John Johnson at Menahga eight
years ago.. Johnson was at that
time in the employ of Mrs. John
sons father, who lived at Menah-
ga, and the couple made their
home at that place.
A child was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson, a year after their
marriage. It appears that j ohm.
son became dissatisfied with his
marital relations and left his
home, claiming that he was go.
ing to Wadena on business; and
he has never been in Menahga
since, nor has his wife had any
information as to his where
abouts, although there was a
rumor the fore part of last win
ter that he was in the woods
north of Bemidji, but no definite
location was given.
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Private Meyer Promoted.

The friends of H. r. E. Meyer,
a private in the Marines who is
stationed here with Sergeant
Grier Phillips, on recruiting
duty, will be pleased to learn that
he is now wearing the stripes of
a non-com missioned officer, hav-
ing been promoted from the rank
of private to corporal, notice to
that effect having been received
at the local Office yesterday.
Mr.. Meyer is an exemplary
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McCabe Bros. are Fine People.

Milton McCabe, a member Of
the firm of McCabe Bros, who
recently purchased the Bemidji
Elevator comp any's business in
this city, left last night for his
home in Duluth, after having
spent two days in the city. con-
sulting with A. A. Melges,local
manager for the McCabe's.
The writer has been acq uaint-
ed with Milton, aud his two
brothers James and George) for
the past ten years, and we can
assure the people of Bemidji and
the surrounding country that
they are among the most square
and upright business men with
whom we have an acquaintance.
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Resolution.
On motion OF Alderman Washburn.
seconded by Alderman Smart. the following
resolution was introduced:
Resolved. That nine inch .vitrifed pipe
sewer be laid along the center of Minnesota
avenue from the manhole on Fourth street to
$500 feet.
es':..Bowser.. McCuaig. Smart Erick-
son. Washburn. Brinkm an. Gould.
'Nays''-NOne.
Absent-Mayer. McTaggart.
Approved June g. 1907.
J.P. PoGUE.
Mayor.
City Clerk.
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Resolution.

On motion Of Alderman Gould seconded by
Alderman Smart the following resolution
was introduced:
Resolved. That Fourth street between
Minnesota avenue and American avenue be
reduced to grade and that all the streets sur
rounding block seventeen of Bemidii be
raised to grade
Dated May 9th, 1907.
"Ayes''-Bowser. McCuaig, Smart, Erickson,
Washburn. Brinkman. Gould.
'Nays"-None.
Mayer. McTaggart absent.
Approved 4th day June, 1907.
J. p. POGUE.
Mayor.
City Clerk.
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Markham SUNDAY Dinner.

Remember that you can take
your family to the Markham
hotel and partake of a fine Sun
day dinner which will be served
at 6 o'clock tomorrow. Don't
bother with home cooking, when
you can be served so nicely.
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Regular Trips Begin Tomorrow.
The North Star will make reg
ular trips to all points on the
lake, beginning tomorrow, at 2:3O
o'clock.
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young fellow and is very we'll
liked IN this city. Sergeant
Phillips states that Meyer is one
Of the best recruiting men in the
service.
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Episcopal-Arch Deacon Par.
schall will hold Episcopal SER
vices in l. 0. 0. F.. hall toner
row evening at 8 o'clock. A
cordial invitation is extended to
all to attend.
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D0|NGS IN THE VARIOUS
CHURCHES OF The CITY
Hours OF Worship and Subjects of Ser
mons to Be Delivered in the
City Tomorrow.

St. Philips Catholic church.
Early mass, $50 a. M; high
mass and sermon, 1870. Sunday
school at 2 p. m. Rev. Father
Blais.
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Norwegian Lutheran.-Services
will be held in the Norwegian
Lutheran church tom orrow
morning at 1890 and in the even
ing at 7:45. Rev. Carl Stromme
will preach at both services.
Baptist-The subject on Sun.
day morning in the Baptist
church will be Truths Choice. u
In the evening, "A Sad Spectacle;
So Many Nice People of Bemidji
Neglecting Their Souls Saliva.
tion." Sunday school at 1910.
Young Peoples meeting at 7:15
p. m. Preaching at 1 i a. m and
8 p. m. Those not attending
other churches earnestly re.
quested to come to these services.
Presbyterian Children's Day
exercises will take the place OF
the morning service at the Pres.
byterian church tomorrow. The
children always have a treat for
US, and tomorrow will be no ex.
ception. All are cordially In
vited to be present at these ser.
vices. Jr. G. E at 3 p. m ; Sr.
G. e. at z p. m. Evening service
at 8. In the evening there will
be special service for young
people. The subject will be "Be
Ye Not as Your Fathers. AL
the young people of the city not
worshiping with other churches
are cordially invited to be
present.
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For Sale.

Good row boat with oars com
plete. Apply Baptist Parsonage.
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To The Public.

You cordially invited to attend the opening Of the
Hotel Miles and Miles Vaudeville Theatre Hbbng Minn
Monday, June TO- Banquet will be served from to 10 p.
We take this Of inviting you would be i'm
possible to reach all by personal invitation.
Respectfully
Miles e. Markham.
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Local news on last page.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-17

but IL yo' dun want race hoss 20
! may hev to pay thousands. II one hos.
nm de same as another, how does di'
come about? Yo' Jest put II down II
black and white dat dars about fo'teen
different sorts Of men In dis world and
dat when a one x man gifts de idea
! dat he's as gocd as three Y man he's
! shorely breedin' trubble fur hisself.
DE Hon. Clingstone gibs us to un-
derstand dat one man has jest as much
right to dis worlds goods as another,
an some of yo' am idiots nun to be-
/ lieve him.. De only right dat yO' or any
other livin' man has got is chance to
airn yo'r way, an yo' can't allus git
dat
"If yo' kin git a few dollars ahead
an make dem few dollars bring yo' In
! few dollars mo-, dat's all right, but
yo' Jest dun keep yo'r hands off de bas-
ket Of cokernuts in front OF de grocery.
Yo' may argy dat dey belong to yo' as
much as to de grocer, but arter three
months in jaiI'yo' VIII probably see de
difference.
People am gwing around ebery day
an sayin' dat no man has a right to be
WORT millyon do;ars while another
man wants fur bread. Oar hain't no
question Of right or wrong bout it.
One man will git ahead of another in
money maxim, an so can't help it.
YO' might as well 3ay dat one hoss has
no blzness to gallop in under de wire
while another am foolin' away his time
on de backstretch
No man was ever yit BON into dis
world who didn't nave a show to git
along. Mebbe he has to begin life In
a sawmill, but it depends upon hsself
how long he stays dar. Yo' will find
mighty few o da rich men Of today
who wasn't as pore as skim milk when
dey started out IN life. II dey hev
hustled and worked hard and been
cute and forced luck, why should we
be down on 'em?
when yo' find pusson arguin' dat
all property orter be divided up, yo'
jest trace him back and yo'll find dat
he has sot on de fence thirty days fur
ebery day he's worked. He aches to
git sunthin fur nuthin. He wants some
one else to climb de tree fur de chest
nuts.
II reckon yo'll find de Hon. Cling
stone to be man Of dis sort. In de
spring, while other folks am plantln'
yams and watermillyons, he's shootin'
craps or sleepin' in de sun. When sum
mer comes and de yams and water
millyons are ripe, he's ready to argy
dat one man has no bizness to hev a
hundred millyons while another has
none.
"Yo' want to Understand dat d man
am what he an. He's Iisself and no
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body else. De Lawd didn't dun put
him yere to be great or small. rich or
pore. It's all left to hlsself as TO what
he shall become. Yo' must glib him
half de road, and he must do de same
by 20. De man who gifts 1t into his
head dat bekase he happens to be BON
he's at de top oh de heap is half fool.
hev dis eavenin' sent word TO de
Hon. Clingstone dat dis climate am too
cold fur him and dat he'd better pack
up his bundle and move on. It's none
OBJ my blzness what he may say to yo'
as individuals. but when find his
doctrines brung into dis Limeklln club
as the things 10 sw'ar BY It becums
my dooty TO move in de matter.
"At our last meetin' accidentally
left TO lemons on my desk. Some OF
20 who believe dat ali property should
be divided up hev divided dose lemons.
Not only dat, but yo didn't even leave
de seeds fur me. OATS bout de way
sich ideas work out.
Il am told dat Giyeadam Jones was
swaggerin' around day or two ago
and declarin' dat he was jest as good
man as de next and dat If he had
his rights he would also own a cabin
AS for his bein' as good as | am, we
won't waste any breath d.sputin', but
| want to make 1t mighty plain to him
and to all de res Of yo' dat yo'r the
ories want to stop right dar. If any Of
yo' go on to argy dat de taters and
and squashes and onions in
my cellar am his jest as much as mine,
yo'll git slch dose Of bird shot dat
yo'll llnger In bed for three months
arterward. Let us now break de
meetin' in two and go home"
NJ. QUAD.
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PROPOSALS FOR BEEF AND NUT
r. Jones, c. Q. M.

PROPOSALS FOR BEEF AND NUT
ton-Vancouver Barracks, Wash,
March, 18, 1907. Sealed proposals for
furnishing and delivering fresh beef
and mutton for six months beginning
July /, 1907, will be received mere and
at offices Of commisaries at Fort Ste
vens, Ore, Boise Barracks, Idaho;
Forts Casey, Columbia, Flagler, Law
ton, WaIa Walla, Ward, Worden,
Wright and Vancouver Barracks,
wash, Until 10 a. m. April IT, 1907
and then opened. Envelopes contain
ing proposals should be indorsed,"
proposals for fresh beef and mutton
to be opened April II, 1907" and ad-
dressed to commissary Of post 10 be
supplied, or to Lt-Col. George y. Da-
Wis Chief COms'y.
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Brother Gardner's
General Remarks
Cingsione Johnson Of Soul CaraEny
Comes In For Rakins at the
Limekiln Club.

copyright, 1906, by p, c, Eastmentl
4 YHEN the Limeklln club had
M finished the regular order of
wv business at Its last meeting,
Brother Gardner arose with
a very serious expression of counte-
nance, and after q long look up and
down the hall he said.
''Gem'ien Of dis club, feel II my
dooty to make few ginrral remarks
dis eavenin' ON subjick dat consarns
us all. Bout TO weeks ago de Hon.
Clingstone Johnson of Souf Caraliny.
arrove yere TO make speech hefo' dis
club. didn't zactly Ike de looks Of
de man. He was TOO long in de back
of de neck and too short In de legs.
His eyes was too clus together and his
mouf too fur apart. He had de appe-
tite of hoss while claimin' 10 hev de
sentiment Of poet.
"All of you will remember dat
speech. II had 10 do w.d de rights OF
man, and II appeared to make out dat
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On the Job.
+. QUAD.

At recent public meeting Of retir-
Ing councillors In certain ward In a
country town one Of the speakers was
boasting that he could bring an argu-
ment to 'pint" as quick as any other
man.
On hearing this one Of the audience
who was acquainted with the speaker
shouted out, AYE, man, Sandy, and ye
can bring quart tae pint guild bit
quicker. ."-Iondon Tit-Bits.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-17

When a man has trouble with his
stomach you may know that he is eat
ing more than he should or Of some ar
ticle Of food or drink not suited TO his
age or occupation, or that his bowels
are habitually constipated. Take
Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver
-'abEstH 70 raG.iIAt, me 0oweis anA i.:,
prove gs1e Ngegtaon and sas Y tn
ssSu5iz a0sss NOT diHsrpeGx. AEk for
h=x SannDl4- Fer gais 5y Franz HssET
aud leading druggists.
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=
LOST AND FOUND.
PROPOSALS.


OFFICE OF c. @. NJ, VANCOUVER
Barracks, wash, March /, 1907
Sealed proposals, In triplicate, will be
received here until II o'clock. a. m,
April ], 1907, for furnishing fuel, fuel
oil, dogfood and mineral oil, at posts
In this Department, for the year end
ing June 30, 1908. Information fur
nished here or by quartermasters at
post U. s. reserves the right to reject
or accept any or all proposals, or any
part thereof. Envelopes containing
proposals should be marked: "Propo-
sails for---at--," addressed Sam.
r. Jones, c. @. M.
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one man was jest as good as another,
no matter what his color, condition or
de length Of his heels. Instead OF
gwine back home arter maxim dat
speech de Hon. Clingstone decided to
hang around fur spell, and he's hang
In yit. II Brudders Giveadam Jones
and Samuel Shin want to take free
boarder into deir cabins. I hev no OBJ
jections, but de time has arroye when
| also wanter say somsthin' bout de
rights Of man.
1T has panied and grieved me to OBJ
sarve de effects of dat speech. Feelin'
dat he was as good Us any other man
ON airth. Waydown 3ebee has put a
mortgage on his mewl to buy hisself a
fifteen dollar dress coat.
"Six weeks ago Elder Penstock was
satisfied to drink cold water and lib
mostly on puddin' and milk. Yester-
day he was orderin' In q case of beer
and gallon of Ice cream.
"a few days ago Pickles Smith
would hey climbed obes de fence to
make room fur white man to pass,
but today he wants all de road fur
hisself and am wishin' iat some white
man would jest try to crowd him de
least bit
II notice a swagger In de gait Of
Nicodemus White and surprisin' air
Of independence In de way Jedge Car
ter walks into a grocery and inquiries
de price Of pineapples.
Three weeks ago State Rights Hen
derson thought par Of cowhide shoes
good nuff fur him. He appears yere
dis eayenin' wearin' patent feathers
dat cost fo' dollars, and instead Of
walkin' FIVE blocks on foot he took de
street kyar.
Two months ago J5bilashun Scott
was so humble dat he dasn't assert dat
Columbus dskivered America, but dis
AFTERNOON he was swel.iI' around town
and offerin' TO lick any man who de-
MED dat Noahs ark was painted blue.
up TO few days aso any member
of dis club rldin' on street kyar
would hey bin ashamed to keep his
seat while woman of any color stood
up. Three eayenin's ago l sew Wash
ington Blair, Judas BrowB and Tele-
graph Jones hangin' right to der seats
like grim death, while 90 women was
hangin' to de straps. When dey was
spoke to by white man ISGo lad a.4
up his seat long befo', dey sassed him
back.
Il see a change In Watermillyon
Carter, Emancipation Hardee and Pre-
viously Green, and | see it in Kurnel
Cabif, Shutdown Jackson and Come
along Harper. Humble Black am no
longer humble, and Retiyin' Davis isn't
on de retire any mo-.
"In his speech befo' dis club de Hon.
Clingstone was fool nuff to declar' dat
de Lawd dun created all men ekal and
meant dat one man should hey jest as
much as another Yo' hey evidently
been asses nuff to believe him and am
actin accordingly II somebody dun
told yo' dat all bosses was created ekal
and dat de scrub boss was jest as good
as de race boss, yo'd laugh at him.
Samuel Shin am breeder and deal
er In dawgs He's got ours and poodles
and settlers and terriers fur sale. He'll
sell yo' cur dawg fur dollar or two,
but when yo want a collie or grey
hound yo' hev got to come down wild
$25. Why2 II all men and all dawgs
am created ekal, why should one cost
more dan another?
"Yo' kin go down to de auction places
and buy a work horse fur fo'ty dollars,
/
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inches
hollow block construction
costing requiring II
frproof substantial The estimated cost Of this design
HENRY WITTEKlND.
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