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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-01-02
Lakeside Bakery.
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HGdu bl0 DdllY FlOQ09r.
Miss Minnie Mitchie of White
Earth was visitor in the city
last night.
Mrs. G. H. Miles left last
night for Hibbing. where she
will visit for several days.
Walter Harris returned to his
home at Tenstrike last evening,
after having spent New Years
day in this city with relatives.
The Ladies Aid society Of the
Presbyterian church will meet
tomorrow afternoon at two
o'clock at the home of Mrs. A. E..
Smith, 523 Bemidji avenue.
The regular meeting of the
Methodist Ladies' Aid society
has been postponed until Wednes-
day evening of next week on ac-
count Of the funeral of Mrs.
Foster.
r J. Taylor, ex.editor and pro-
prietor of the Bemidji Enter
prise, returned to Blackduck
last evening, after interview wing
the local "pencil-pusher'' Of that
concern.
James A. Murray came down
this morning from Blackduck,
in search of men to work in the
woods up north for the St. Croix
Cedar company, which concern
he represents.
The north bound passene err
train on the Nj. & I. was an hour
and half late last evening. De-
lay in making connections with
the train at Brainerd on the
main line of the N. P. caused the
delay.
Reconstructs your whole body,
makes rich red blood. Drives
out Impurities that have collected
during the winter. Holsters
Rocky Mountain Tea is family
tonic. 35c. Tea or tablets.
Barker's Drug Store.
Misses Eva and Ethel Getchell
went to Tenstrike last evening
for few days visit with friends.
They accompanied Bert Getchell,
their father, who was going
north on the M. & I. to look after
some cruising, also their brother,
Frank.
DR.. G.. A. Christensen of Cass
Lake came in yesterday evening
from Pequot, where he had been
conducting Norwegian Lutheran
services and also looking after
some business matters. He re-
turned to his home at Cass Lake
on the night train.
Leigh LeGore came down this
morning from Kelliher, where
he has been in the employ of
Ross & Ross, as clerk in their
camps. He has severed his con
nection with Ross & Ross and
entered the employ of O'Neil
& Irvine at Northome, as clerk.
Arthur Flatner, for several
years pharmacist at Barker's
drug store, but who is now con-
Quoting a drug establis hment
at Velva, N. D., visited with
old friends in the city yester.
day. Art had been at Morris,
Mimi, spending several days
with his parents and stopped
in Bemidji, on his way to Velva,
to renew his acq uaintance with
his former companions here. He
lett last evening for his home.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-01-02
Shaving.

The earliest known mention of shay
ing is in the Bible Genesis xiv, 14}
Sand he (Joseph) shaved himself ana
came before Pharaoh" Shaving the
beard was introduced by the Romans
about 300 B. G.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-01-02
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Reeds studio for coloreds work
Phone 81 Fleming Bros. hard

Reeds studio for colored work
Phone 81 Fleming Bros. hard
ware.
r. E. White, the Kelliher, log
ger, spent today in the city.
The Episcopal Ladies' guild
will meet tomorrow afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Kline.
Eels Mus of Neilsville, Mimi,
ex-clerk of court of Polk county,
was a visitor in this CITY last
night.
A. Hagberg returned lasteyen-
ing from Brainerd, where he
visited for several days with rel
atives and old friends.
Properly fitted glasses not
only improve the vision, but
preserve the eyes. Call on Drs.
Larson & Larson, End floor
Swed bsck block.
M. u. Stoner returned this
morninglfrom a visit to Gemmell,
the townsite which he owns on
the M. & I. north of Blackjack.
T. J. Andrews returned this
morning from trip to Bridge.
where he went to look after the
logging that is being done on
his claim near that place.
Into each life some sorrow
must fall; Wise people don't sit
down and bawl; Only fools sui
eide or take to flight; Smart
peoplu take Rocky Mountain Tea
at hight. Barker's Dbug Store.
John Meyers, who IS logging
on an extensive scale near North
one, spent yesterday in the
city looking after some business
matters..and returned to North
ONE last evening.
Fragrant mods the flower, be-
side the garden path; white are
daisies, laughing in the mornings
dewey bath. But purer than
the daisies, more sweet than
heliotrope, are the M. & M.
cigars, Stevens makes to smoke.
Charles F. Schroeder returned
this morning from a visit to In
ternational Falls, where he went
to look over the field with a view
of possible business investments.
He does not think much of the
outlook for the immediate future
of that place.
Ole Kittelson, long distance
lineman for the Northwestern
Telephone Exchange company,
left last evening for Blackjack
to make some repairs on the
long-distance line near there.
There was a break in the line be-
tween the "Duck" and Hines.
D. A. Mcfarland, master car
penter for the M. & l., and
Harry Mills, roadmaster, are
now occupying new quarters at
the M. & I. depot. They have
moved from their old location at
the north end of the depot to a
new small building at the south
end of the platform.
J. J. Cameron left this morn
iug for Brainerd, where he will
act as court reporter for Judge
McClenahan, who is presiding
over term of court there for
Grow Wing county George
Moody, the regular reporter for
Judge McClenahan, is taking his
annual vacation, and Mr.. Cam.
eron is performing Mr.. Moody's
usual duties.
William O'Neil of Cass Lake.
superintendent of government
logging on the Chippewa reser-
vations under the Morris law,
came over from the ssLake" yes
terday afternoon and remained
in the city looking after some
official matters until the east.
bound night train, when he re-
turned to Cass Like. He reports
everything connected with the
reservation logging moving along
nicely this winter, and perfect
harmony prevailing between his
office and the contractors who
are cutting the logs.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-01-02
For Sale.

Twelve head of horses weigh
ing from 100 to 1850 each.
Tom Smart.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-10
ScHMITz AND HIS POLICE FORCE

HE CALL has attached much Importance the well
efforts of the citizens
Mayor Schm ognize the police force and the govern
ing commission of that body 1t is easy understand that
Shmz might engage such transaction bargain if
could be shown his advantage therein but that he would
render control OF his valuable personal this time
indeed any other me scarcely conceivable of
of the This is said advsedy 1t
Scmz all through his long office has his
of the police public trust for the good but
much personal property be used the limit for his private
vantage Therefore, when Schmz the instance gave
committee Of pledge that he would comply with
there natural suspicion that
the bargain whole had been disclosed There
sistent inquiry What does Schmz get by the bagain?
That question has been inside and
probably will be answered but the quit
disgust realizing doubtless that Schmtz something
could grant consideration for
A second committee that took up work finds that
chmtz deaf request for reorganization of the
The lack OF discipline that body has become public At
head under indictment for felony, OF
criminals and accused of tamperng with venemen
Scmzan accusation whose truth he admits has
the knowledge that the chief police nco-
peten He might have used hasher But Dnan suits
Schm He is the ready and unsrupulou tool An
in the same place would be of Schmitz
Now is learned that at conference Saturday of the
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-10

mayors attorneys informed Governor Get that his client hes
ito anything RASH relation the removal OF dishonest
incompetent He further nformaion-wanted
a brick house to fall on him, for instance.
feared that Glett and the committee
wasting time and effort They asking wolf fighting
for his life, surrender his best weapon.
Neither the altogether exempt from criticism this
regard He signed the bill that takes from the police its
power discipline ummay officers of the force This law prob
ably little difference with body commanded by Dnan and
Scm but when the city honest police commission the
work of maintaining discipline will be seriously hampered by this
ill considered which Governor Get has given the force
of The quoted having said after the conference
Saturday. II determined that San Francisco
strong police commission That very but
directly with his action vitality curting the Of
the commission. What the of strong you put him in
handcufs2
There doubt the constutonay Of this law that
gives policemen right of appeal from judgments of the commission
1t interference by the legislature with municipal affairs
forbidden by the constitution AS things the
administration makes little difference powers the
commission have Perhaps the fewer the better they
applied public injury but the city does
limitation that would seriously interfere
of discipline The bill should have
that when the time the will
sttutona.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-10

Miss Violet Atherton. Miss Julistta
Atherton. Mrs. j. A Soper. Miss B. So
per, Miss Ruth Soper and Miss Belle
Johnson.
Walter Krinsteller OF Berlin. Ger
many. registered yesterday at the
Savoy.
James W. Kenny of the Ptcidc Mail
steamship company IS q guest at the
Hamlin-
NJ Menasses and family Of Stock
ton registered yesterday at the st.
Francis.
Webb Parkinson. broker OF Gold
field. New. registered yesterday at the
ST Francis
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Rich. a bridal
couple from New York, registered yes
terday at the Majestic.
T. S. Boneau, q mining man with IN
terests In Greenwater, Tonopah and
Goldheld, IL at the St Francis
Ira M. Wells and Mrs. c. b Wells OF
Honolulu arrived on the Sierra yea-
terday and registered at the st.
Francis.
Charles A Brown. q resident OF Hon
olulu. who arrived yesterday on the
Sierra. has taken apartments at the
Fairmont
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-10
Personal Mention

L B. weinstock OF New York Is at
the Majestic
Mrs. c. w. Sinia Of Los Angeles Is
at the Palace.
A. F. Armstrong of Fallon, New. is
at the Fairmont.
Ray Holbrook. a Goldfield mining
man, is at the Savoy.
John Stuart Jr. of Pasadena Is regis
tered at the Hamlin.
H A. Schwartz and wife Of Los An
geles are at the Fairmont
C. w. Tompkinson. an English globe
trotter, Is at the Fairmont-
F. S. Kelly registered yesterday at
the Jefferson from England.
A L. Bendette and s. c. Jones of
Tennessee are at the Imperial.
NJ o. Bickwell of Tucson. Ariz., reg
istered yesterday at the Savoy.
]. P. Cox, a we'll known stock raiser
of Folsom, is registered at the Balti-
more.
F. W. Rogers and wife of Mexico City
are making a short stay at the Fair
mont.
A party of well known Honolulu
ladies. who arrived yesterday on the
Sierra, registered at the Jefferson. In
the party are Mrs Charles Atherton.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-10
PROMISE OF THE PENINSULA

OMFBODY has said that way judge cys wealth
suburbs If that be San Francisco, already en-
roned by semrura settlements and thrifty
enough make justly proud to have evidence and to
spare of her material prosperity The of the future
approaches metropolis of the Pacific from the south will
peninsula from San Jose north almost continuous line OF
pendd suburban groups homes beautiful in location and
artistic conception and design this continent Quietly
rapidly and steadily significant develop
going along the peninsula at whose extremity lies
mother city 1t needs only realization OF the promise that
easy economical and rapid transportation to
The Southern Pachcfor the big corpora
ton that reality behind the Peninsuar ralwaynakes
pledge yean little there will be swift electric
service all the Jose It's construction gangs
pushing surprising pace the lines running northward
from os opening the home seeker country not to be
surpassed quiet beauty mild and climate and fertile soil
Transportation very few ago
only millionaire who could afford to home in the country
luxury residence city down among the oaks of San
Clara for the Rasons the Howards the
Sharons Eyres Hayward and the Floods The suggestion
could afford to have
would have been regarded absurd Only Raon could
afford have relays of horses from his country place at Belmont
for the opening of business But the
trolley has changed all that; it has made end OF city congs
ton for the moderately well to do has brought the city to the
country and the country the city, has substituted orchards and
for pnked back yards and has flung the actual city limits
OF San Francisco neighboring counties.
the region the south of San Francisco marvousy
the home builder who breathe in flowers
spacious fields gladden. his soul when the days
Mile mile of level gently rolling land between
the Bruno hills and San Jose awaits the suburbanites 1t is
noble country almost park deep,
rich well The upon many OF generous
growth From the bay the hills it prospect fill the and
rejoice the heart the landscape gardener difficult
why every paeng of the big holdings in this territory has
rewarded ngs of purchasers buying keep and
build rather than to sell when the price advances
In the development of the peninsula it should not be forgotten
that the maturing of the larger railroad plans bound to have
strong The location of the Southern Pacihcs
yards Vstacon the early establishment
there OF the chief element of whose population
will be large number of we'll paid the copanys employ,
desirable builders community
the approach of the great Dumbaron bridge
there will surely be another settlement of material
growth of the peninsuar adjunct of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-10
In heJoke World

But" protested Miss Jokeley, II
assure you the stories I've been telling
you were original with me- I shouldn't
think q gentleman would doubt my
word"
WELL replied Brightley, IT consider
Il more gentlemanly to doubt your word
than to believe you old enough to have
originated those stories."-Catholic
Standard.
The dentist had complained of the
Photographs next door as nuisance
How do they annoy your" asked the
magistrate.
why. advertise painless dentist
ry,'" he replied, "and my patrons claim
that the phonograph racket breaks the
contract"-Philadelp Ledger.
shea-How long have you been sick7
/. Ryan-Five days.
Shea-Glory bel An why don't you
git a doctorf
Ryan-shure. got to go to wur-ruk
Monday marnin.-Puck.
The Man In the Iron Mask explained,
Trying to keep out of the i've mill
lion dollar conspiracy list"
In view Of activity from Washington
they forbore to press him further-
New York Sun.
AFTER ALL" remarked Mrs. Inswinn,
home IL the dearest spot on earth"
TT is" answered her husband, who
was engaged In auditing the months
bills.-Columbus Dispatch.
Briggs-why are you buying all
those good clothes when you admit
that you are dead broker
Griggs-I can't afford not to.-Idfe.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-10
BY Mary AsI1e Miller

Mrs. George Fredericks; "Auto-itis," !"
Mrs. James w. Treadwell; "The Belated
Traveller" Mrs. Herndon; "Exigencies."
Miss Frances Meeker; "Old Maids
Boys" Miss Helen Bryant; The Seats
of the Mighty" Mrs. John Bullock;
Loves Gifts" by Mrs. Frank Dalton,
and In connection with the latter Mrs.
Dalton presented the retiring president.
Mrs. Frances Cobb. with handsome
silver toilet service in behalf of the
club members. expressing In q charm
ing speech the appreciation OF Mrs.
Cobb's administration during her presi-
dency.
The officers, outgoing and incoming.
sat at a large round table in the mid
die of the room. Exquisite hand
painted menus were at each place. con-
tanning as we'll an apt quotation for
each course and list Of the toasts
and speechmakers. It is not as yet
definitely settled as to whether Corona's
vacation will end in August or be pro-
longed until September.
The members OF Casa Guidi circle of
Berkeley and a number OF their friends
were entertained on Saturday after
noon. June 1. at the home Of Mrs. Kath-
arine B. Miller. 2614 Haste street,
Schueler and Mrs. Agnus Clark were
the hostesses. The feature of the after
noon was a delightful talk by Miss CAL
thea Vivian. head of the art depart
ment of the San Jose normal school.
who recently returned from a three
years sojourn in Italy, where she
studied at the Colorossi academy and
elsewhere. Her summers were spent In
sketching In England and France. Miss
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-10
4 r OMENS clubs are dormant at
An present, and within the past
" fortnight the various organisa-

wv fortnight the various organiza-
tions have installed their off,
GERS, heard the annual reports. held the
final festivities in the form Of break
fasts, musicales or receptions, and are
now resting for a few months from the
labor and worry of the year.
One of the most pleasant occasions
was the annual breakfast of the Corona
club on Friday, May 81, having been
postponed from the week before. One
hundred and twelve guests were pres
ent In the parlors of Trinity Pres
byterian church at Twenty third and
Capp streets, where the event took
place. The parlors were decorated in
yellow and green. trailing vines and
blossoms of nasturtiums, clusters Of
Scotch broom and other flowers being
used in profusion. Much praise was
given to Mrs. Harry Arnold, chairman
of the decoration committee. At 1890
o'clock q double line Of tho handsomely
gowned guests and officers was formed,
the latter, headed by the president,
leading. and followed Immediately by
the officers elect.
During the breakfast Mrs. J. Mach
trieb recited and Mrs. e. Delos Magee
contributed to the pleasure of the
afternoon by her contralto solos: (a)
Loves Philosophy" by Bruno Huhn;
(b) white Nights" by Metcalfe. Mrs
Harold L. Seager was charming
toastmistress, and the following re-
sponded to the toasts "The Man Be
hind" Mrs. ]. r. Hurley; THE Other
Woman" Mrs. Sobey: "Skyscrapeys," . !
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-10
Mayor and Magnates Do \
Behave Like Innocent Men

accused
ibes supply elevang spectacle for YOUTH One
innocence Was
vlnou undned snoula Oe W
Of vile Wiling
admit said: wen give
this npes tnaS ne
would
Police Chief Dn to SIT on ms
that lind OF dlsputo
private detectives employed to Schmtz 1t
convenient role
wealthy corporation indicted for giving
bbes Like Schm they protest with and continuous iteration that they
the
supplied
tried wait
Post them justice but they will neglect trick or de-
that the
the
resembling confession of
guilt be America fortune for innocent to
innocence?
protesting
that official authority
conspator seeking destroy
United Railroads. the that aliens sat on the
the the
violation his Witness that the transcript evidence
authentic; that twice.
indicted
seeking escape
petfoggng please police court shyster would
lbe
very
pefoggng confession of guilt and the
justice of that judgment has made clear by the event.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-10

versed It's deserts. taking a mans placs
amid the hardships OF it's early develop-
ment- The motherhood and womanhood
or America has given to the frst ma
tion or the world It's most distin xufshed
sons, and these have come. for the most
part. not from the ranks OF wealth
but from the farms and factories, from
the great masses and the common peo-
PIE. The democracy that has no cIeav-
ages between rich and poor, that de-
bars no citizen from all the privileges
or the franchise and public office, that
allows no barriers on the score OF race
or creed. should be as generous to the
mothers and daughters to whom is due
IN so large measure whatever OF
1reeoom our nation boasts today. and
the great men who have made this
possible"
Mrs Margaret whitcomb has donated
toward the Telegraph hill fund OF the
Outooor Art league the prize OF 81
Wnlcn sne received from The Call for
No. l.
state woman suffrage association
was recently organized in Indiana as a
result OF meeting held at Kokomo
Inc new society has about Is clubs af-
nllated with 1t, and. with a strong off,
cial board, the outlook for growth is
promising 1t was organized by Dr.
FRANCES Wood. organizer, and Mrs. Har-
rlet Taylor Upton. treasurer OF the na-
t1onal American woman suffrage asso-
cation.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-10

was a very good attendance. Some in
teresting papers on the early days writ
ten by Mrs Lightner were read by the
president and were especially enjoyed
by the older members, who had wit
messed the incidents cited In the article.
At the close of the meeting refresh
ments were served
At q recent meeting Of the Vallejo
women's Improvement club. at which
the president, Mrs. H. L. Halliday, was
in the chair, much business was trans
acted indicative Of the type Of work
carried on by this club. whose emblem
Is little water wagon, as their first
achievement was the purchase of a
water wagon for Vallejo. where the
dusty streets at that time rendered
such gain Of great value. The school
committee reported the drawing up OF
curfew ordinance, which prohibits chill
dren under 16 years Of age from re-
naming In the street after o'clock
p. m, and this they pledged themselves
to aid In carrying out. They will also
interview all campers leaving their
city In response to a request from the
state forestry commission that they do
all In their power to protect birds and
also to prevent forest fires. A commu-
nication was sent to the city trustees
asking that an additional man be en-
gagged to assist in cleaning and keeping
the city park free from weeds. Other
measures Of minor Importance were
taken up also.
The Home Herald prints the follow
ing. under the caption: Does the
American Woman Deserve Citizen
ship?":
The American woman has, in a spe-
ofaI h2 - -
has pioneered q new country and tra-
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-10
Members of Clubs Golden Enjoy Vacation

Vivian gave an interesting account Of
the places Of interest she visited and
gave quaint glimpses of life there. The
guests present frSm San Francisco
were: Nine. Tojetti. Mrs. 8. T. Peart,
Mrs. Heating, Mrs. Brosius and Miss
Dreyful; from Oakland were: Mrs.
Charles Green, Mrs. Roberts, Miss Rob-
erts, Miss Marion Rouse, Miss ALI, Mrs.
C. s. Merritt. Mrs. H. J. Merritt. Mrs
Minnie Irving, Mrs. Beaver. Mrs. L. NJ.
Nelly; among those from Berkeley
were: Mrs. C. r. Madison, Miss Nellie
Hollingsworth. Mrs. w. T. Frazier. Mrs.
c. p. Kreischer, Mru. r. A. Ford, Mrs.
J. P. Gardner, Mrs. 8. N. Turner. Miss
Virginia Washington. Mrs. Martha
Washington. Mrs. Kate Won Mater, Mrs.
p. H. Heacock, Mrs Raymond. Miss
Cello Raymond. Mrs. Barry, Mrs. Kate
Bulkeley. Miss Louise Carpenter, Miss
Anita Gompertz. Miss Elma Gwin, Mrs.
Hollingsworth. Mrs. McAneny, Mrs.
Lewis H. Green. Miss Pendegris; from
Santa Rosa, Mrs. E. NJ. Yates. and from
Woodland. Miss Ella Porter.
The Hanford woman's club held the
fnal meeting for the season on Satur-
day afternoon. May Is. and a pleasant
afternoon was spent listening to the
closing address of the president. Mrs.
Phillips. who spoke Interestingly of
the work OF the past year. There also
was an enjoyable musical program.
Mrs. Perry Griswold. Mrs. b. B. Nc
Ginnis and Miss Elizabeth Richardson
sang and Miss Louise Phillips gave a
piano solo.
The Association OF Pioneer Women of
California held ifs regular yoaatin1 D.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-10

Women's clubs throuxhsuf California
are invited TO Communicates new. of
their organizations to tht. deparxme.x
OF The Call
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-10

The Association Of Pioneer Women of
California held its regular meeting in
the annex of Calvary church, and con-
siderjn9 the stSsetcax condition there