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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-25
Wilton.

2AoA oAA A%ts
Miss Anna West is reported as
being i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Hall were
shopping in Bemidji Friday last.
Charles Rogers has nearly COM
pleted the addition to his build
ing.
Charles Hodlock has nearly
completed his logging contract for
Patterson. "
E. 7. Soland has his store COM
pleted and expects a stock of
goods soon. -.
Richard Teske and family
expect to move to White Earth,
MINI. this week. r..
Thomas Crowshow, who took
his little daughter Pearl to Illinois,
returned last Thursday.
B. H. Major and G. A. Forte
spent last week in Bemidji being
subpoenaed on the jury.
A.. P. Blom and daughter Hadda
were in Wilton last Saturday call
ing on our local merchants.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Aldrich
and Mrs. B. w. Aldrich were
shopping in Wilton Saturday.
Mrs. John johnson of Aura is
spending the week with her
daughter Mrs, Moses Burnham.
Mrs. Sarah Obedier, who has
been in North Dakota on business
for the past week returned to her
home here.
julius Belden has moved his
business from the Gether building
into the Duluth Brewing com.
pany's building.
Messrs. Luman and Bernie
Aldrich expect to leave for North.
west Canada next week where they
expect to find claims.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. 7. Brennan
and family and Miss Frances
Bowers spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. H. E. Bowers.
Mrs. T. J. Brennan entertained
at 6 o'clock dinner last Thursday|
the Misses Paula Haven, MabIe
Trodahl, Bertha Kruger, and
Frances and Anna Bowers and
Roy Bowers.
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.BEMIDJI Is PRAISED BY
VISITING RAILWAY men
Are Shown Site for Normal School
School Buildings, Court House and
Business Blocks.

| am convinced that the city of
Bemidji IS by far the Invest wire, ,
considering its size, in the entire
north half of Minnesota, and this
conclusion is arrived at after having
visited every town and city of any
Importance in this section" said
Harry L. Wyand of st. Paul, dis
trict passenger agent for the Chi.
cago Great Western railway, who
was in Bemidji yesterday in COM
pany with E. R. Porch, travelling
passenger agent for the Erie rail
road, and Thomas S. Hughes, travel
ing freight agent for the Chicago
Great Western, the latter acting as
chaperon" for the former two, and
G. A. Walker, local agent for the NJ.
4 1. railway, being escort for the
party.
Mr.. Walker took the three visiting
railway men about the city, showing
them the site which Bemidji is offer
ing for the proposed sixth state
normal school, our elegant lake shore
and splendid boulevard which ex-
tends along the lake front the entire
distance to Diamond Point" (the
normal site), with the high, dry
banks, and also the splendid county
and business buildings, and the en-
tire party agreed with Mr.. Wyand
when he continued to praise this
city as the leader of north central
Minnesota. y. .:
You have an elegant lake, rig hit
in your dooryard, so as speak," con-
tinued Mr.. Wyand. "Your fine
county court house, elegant school
buildings, with another in process of
erection; your many fine brick bust
ness blocks; your unexcelled hotel
accommodations; and best of all,
your splendid railroad facilities,
easily place Bemidji in the front
rank. And I am sincere when I
say that it is my belief that this city
will outrank any town hereabouts,
by many fold, as the leading sum-
mer resort, business hub and social
and educational center of north
central Minnesota. Bemidji is GER
tainly a great little city, and the
progressive, go-ahead spirit of your
citizens, who apparently stick to-
together, means miracles for your
future development" 49,.
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Art Exhibit For Schools.

The Horace K. Turner Art com
pany of Boston, Mass, will hold one
of their large exhibits of copies of
the worlds famous works of art in
the Bemidji High School on Friday
and Saturday, April I'd and Sd.
The Turner company has ain un-
usually fine collection of pictures of
the masterpieces Of the worlds artists,
both ancient an modern and have a
wide reputation for exhibiting only
the best.
The proceeds of the exhibition
are to be donated to the school for
the purpose Of buying pictures for.
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Redby.

MdICu II.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Killing, son. .-.
Ed. Stebe1g went to Bemidji Wed
nesday.
R. H. Hebert left for Nebish
Monday morning after a short stay
with friends here.
Frank Carter will go to the twin
cities the first of the week to buy
more goods for his new store.
Miss Emma Harte went to Red
Lake agency Monday. Miss Harte
will remain at the agency for some
time.
Sam Hayes spent the week in Be-
midi where he went to attend the
trial of Andrew Nelson, which is
being held at that place.
P. J. Skrief of During spent sew
eral days of last week in Redby.
Mr.. Skrief was looking after the
companies interests on the south
shore of Red Lake.
The logging camps east of town
was disbanded last week. Mr.. Moore
having finished his work there.
About fifty men passed through here
on their way to Bemidj and other
points south.
Nels Anderson and his brother,
J. c., passed through here on their
way to Minneapolis where they
will visit with friends and relatives.
The boys" have been on their
homesteads near the agency all win
ter.
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Baudette.
March "a,

MarCn ~.
The Busy Bees will give a novel
entertainment at the home of Mrs.
N. F. Lackey on Saturday evening.
The proceeds will be used towards
the St. Johns church of Baudette,
A grewsome accident occurred at
Roosevelt Saturday, when Brake
man Stevens slipped his footing and
was literally mangled by freight
train. The remains were brought
to Winnipeg.
Coroner M. E. Ibertson of Bemidji
has appointed J.. A. Albert Peterson
of Spooner and Frank Johnson of
Baudette as deputy coroners. This
appointment will do away with a
great deal of expense to the county.
Emil O. Hedberg, cashier of the
Security State Bank of Spooner, re-
turned Wednesday morning from an
extended trip to the Pacific coast.
He also visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. P. Hedberg, at Warroad be-
fore returning.
J. Albert Peterson is laying the
foundation for the new store build
ing which he will erect this summer.
The building will be two stories
high and 24x52 feet in dimension.
M. P. Peterson will move his furn1-
ture into the building when com
pleted.
An enthusiastic baseball meeting
was held yesterday at Williams hall,
when plans were laid for the coming
season. Baudette promises to be in
the game when it comes to playing
ball, as they expect to secure first
class batteries, which will cope with
anyone along the border. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Gen.
eral manager, ]. U. Williams; secre-
tary, J. Rose; treasurer, Axel Miller;
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the new $4,000 school building
which is to be constructed in Be-
midi this summer.
During the afternoon Of the first
day of the exhibit. the teachers of
the local schools, under the direction
Of Miss Donaldson, will hold an
at home" to the parents of the
children and the residents of the
city and at this time the work in
drawing of the pupils in the public
schools will be displayed. No pains
will be spared to make the exhibition
perfect success.
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PLAN TO SECURE .
RECORD VOTES
Opponents Of Payne Bill
Hold Conferences.
FIGHT RECIPROCITY IDEA

Assert Plan to Admit Canadian Coal
Free of Duty Would Not Lessen the
Price to Consumer, but Only Enrich
the American operator-say Ma.
Jority Of Members Object to Hide
and Lumber Schedules.
Washington, March 25.-An effort
is to be made in the house to secure
record votes on the schedules of the
new tariff bill which affect hides, btu.
minous coal and lumber. The Repub.
ltcan members who are opposed to the
changes which the Payne bill makes
In these schedules have had several
meetings. They believe that the plac-
Ing Of hides on the free list, the re-
duction of so per cent in the duties
on lumber and the reciprocity provi.
sion for free bituminous coal are not
desired by a majority of the members.
There are probably as many mem.
bers who want vote on the PROPOSE
ton to place lumber on the free list
as there are members who desire to
test the feeling regarding the reten.
ton Of the present lumber duty. The
latter sentiment is particularly strong
on the Democratic side. Those who
desire the present duty of 81 cents per
ton on bituminous coal retained de.
clare that the placing of this article
on the free list will not reduce the
price to the consumer.
They attack the reciprocity provi-
sion in the Payne bill which declares
that bituminous coal shall only be ad-
m1tted free when imported from any
country which imposes no tax or duty
upon coal imported from the United
States. The argument presented is
that this arrangement would permit
the entry of coal free Of duty from
Canada should that country repeal it's
import duty on coal. -. III H.:
In event of the latter case, it is
contended, the American coal dealers
of Pennsylvania and Ohio, who now
control a large Canadian market,
would add to their pockets the amount
of the duty repealed by Canada. The
British Columbia coal, which would
come in free of duty, it is said, would
compete with the great quantity of
coal from the American governments
coal lands in several Western states,
reducing the price which the govern
ment receives for this coal. -
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A CASS LAKE DRUGGIST
HAS Or. T|LL'S FORMULA
Swipeo" 1t While Taking Treatment
Drainage Ditch Proposed for
the Farris Country.

Cass Lake, March 25.-(Special
to Pioneer. Plaster John No. 2''
is the title given to one of Cass
Lakes prominent citizens. And
from all appearances he will prove
a worthy rival of the famous DR..
Till, better known as ".Plaster John"
About two months ago John Kom-
stadius, a local druggist, went down
to Wisconsin to take treatment from
DR., Till, and while there succeeded
in some manner in getting hold of
the formula used by the famous
curer. After Komstadius came
home he tried it on some of his
friends and succeeded in getting.
very good results. Since then he
has been kept constantly busy doc
toring patients and from all reports
he seems to be having equally as
good luck as the original Plaster
John" "
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.DOINGS AMONG BEMIDJI'S
COUNTRY NE|GHB0RS
Live Correspondents OF the Pioneer
Write the News from Their
77@ Localities,
Island Lake.

F. o. Sibley returned from Bemidji
Friday.
Ashley Hill visited with H. Pin
gel Sunday.
Joe Helf is hauling pulp wood
for Alton Warner.
Mrs. Fauhl and daughter visited
with J. Williams Saturday.
C. L. Newton of Nebish was an
Island Lake visitor Monday. -
Miss Cecilia Miller called on her
sister, Mrs. Alton Warner Sunday.
Mrs. H. Pingel and son William
visited with ]. Williams and family
Friday.
Wyman Hickerson went to Be-
midi where he was subpoenaed as a
iuryman.
Robert Ford and Oliver Provost
transacted business in Island Lake
Sunday with Charles Dickinson.
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SOUTH POLE NOT TOUCHED
Lieutenant shacksIton's Expedition
call oho.x of cn.ls

: r
Lieutenant shacksIton's Expedition,
Fell Short Of Goal.
London, March 25.-Lieutenant Err
nest H. Shackelton Of the British
navy and his exploration party did not
quite reach the South pole, as was
reported.
The expedition reached within Ill
miles Of the pole, which is 1854 miles
nearer than the point attained by the
discovery expedition, Of which
Lieutenant Shackelton was an officer.
AS the expedition was undertaken
rather for the purpose Of geographical
survey than with the idea Of reach
ing the pole It may be said to have
succeeded beyond expectation.
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Held Communion Services.

Archdeacon H. F. Parshall
came over from Cass Lake on the
Great Northern freight train this
morning and assisted Reverend
Davies of this city in holding
Episcopal communion services.
The archdeacon returned home on
the noon train.
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Mexico City, March 25.-H. M.
Crankshaw of Guayamas and a num-
Der of Americans have purchased Car
men island, situated in the Gulf Of
California, from James Viesca of La
PaZ, Mex. The island embraces about
eight square miles. most Of which Is
solid salt deposit.
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Located at Sparta.

A letter received from Peter Cleve,
who was formerly member of the
firm of Dickie & Cleve, states that he
has located in Sparta, St. Louis
county.
Mr.. Cleve is of the opinion that
considerable work will be done in
the mines at that place this year and
is we'll pleased with his new location.
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INMATES ESCAPE INJURY
Bomb Exploded in Hallway of Chicago
Residences.


Residences.
Chicago, March 25.-An attempt to
destroy the home of James Macaluso,
steamship and labor agent, was
made when dynamite bomb was ex-
ploded in the hallway of the building.
Macaluso and members of his family
were thrown out of their beds, but
escaped injury.
The police made q thorough search
of the neighborhood, just south of the
loop district, but no trace Of the dyna.
miters could be found.
Macaluso could not understand why
the attempt to injure him was made.
He said he had had No trouble with
anybody and had received no threat
ening letters.
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For Trade.

| have $1,000 equity in $50 acres
of land III miles northwest Of
Wilton, which ! will trade for city
property.
Attorney A. A. Andrews,
Bemidji, MINI.
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FOR SALE-Rubber stamps. The
Pioneer will procure any kind of a
rubber stamp for you an short
notice.
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FOR SALE-Buffalo coat in excel.
lent condition. Inquire at O'Leary
& Bowser's.
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FOR SALE-Cheap, household fur
nlture, if taken at once. INQUIRE
921 Minnesota avenue,
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Severe Storm in the West.

Severe Storm in the West.
Chicago, March 25.A severe storm
has developed in the Rocky mountain
region and telegraphic communication
with Denver has been lost over all.
routes.
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FO ~ SALE. Good secondhand
piano, standard make, in
excellent condition. C.. 7. PRYOR.
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LOST and FOUND

FOUND-Gentlemen's gold watch.
owner can have same by calling
at11O5 Dewey avenue and de-
scribing property.
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ONE CENT A WORD.
-FoR SALE.

FOX -SALE-Two lots, new cottage,
nice location near Bemidji Lake.
$3.50. Half cash, easy terms. H.
A. Bliler, 1917 Bixbv avenue.
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Arrangements have been practi-
cally completed for the digging of a
drainage ditch between Farris and
Heart Lake. State Drainage Engineer
Geo. A. Ralph has been working on
the matter for some time past and is
now making active preparations to
begin work. The ditch will mean
much to the settlers in that vicinity
inasmuch as it will drain over 5000
acres of land, and extends over six
miles in length.
In the neighborhood of 1000 acres
of state land is included in this. It
is the intention to make state road
along the course of the ditch. Il.
James Fitzpatrick, lnmberjack
was arrested at Bena yesterday
charged with robbing a fellow lumber
jack of $50 while they were rooming
together. Fitzpatrick was given a
hearing before Judge Johnson and
admitted his guilt. He was bound
over to await the next session Of the
grand jury.
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LOST entlemen's gold open face
watch with fob attached. Finder
please return to Pioneer Office,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PUBLIC LIBRARY-Open Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays
ESQ to 6 p. M, and Saturday
evening 7:30 to 9 p. m. also.
Library in basement of Court
House. Mrs. Donald, librarian.
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. art Ads

FOR RENTING A
PROPERTY, SELL
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OR OBTAINING
HELP ARE BEST.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-06
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saaa CON p6vorai Jun simple taco un tro en- regiaf
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tersno parece causare profunda nquietud Tene pa
pel en- una mano apara 10 acerca 10 Gambia de mano
10 lee vueve eer nclnando la cabez conrae las ce)as
y las levanta sin poder desvanecer sus dudas-
Dea Ia carta sobre la mesa pasea con ademan pensa
svo VA de vez en- cuando lamar mrada al pape que
le atormenta.
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psdo en- blanquear bancos ell auxlio de an cepo
de nm puchero color ba, siguiendo s cadeneh oe
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NOTgcaAS


Aver SO reuni6 bajo la presidencia
de Mr.. Hoyt, Ia Comisi6n de Tranquil
cias para informar acercar de una Pc
tici6n pedida por el Ayuntamiento
de Carolina. En- dicho Comit6 inform6
el senior Narciso Font.
Ha salido para Humacao y Guaya-
ma el senior Manuel Camuhas.
Tambien ha salido para Humacao ell
jefe del Consolidate, sehor Was Ocho-
teco.
Fla sido puesta en- libertad por no
resultar cargos contra ella, Maria Fra
goso, esposa de Mariana Lopez, contra
quien rccaen sospechas de ser autor
del crimen eometido en- La Gale del
Cementerio, frente & Ia fabrica mill
tar de hielo.
Ha sido agredido en- Ponce, el Sc
nor Aureliano Rodriguez, comisario de
barrio del Real, de aquella jurisdic-
ci6n. Ell agresor Pedro Ortiz, Sc di6
& la fuga.
En- la maHana de aver Sc celebr6
en- Mayagiiez la Convention de Com
promisarios del partido unionista pa
ra la election de elementos que ha-
bian de completar la Junta Local. Di-
cha election sc nos dice, Sc verified
de tai modo, que ha merecido una pro-
tesla de los hombres que constituyen
la Junta Local unionista. Esta pro
tesla ha sido enviada s San Juan y
aguhrdase la resoluci6n de la Junta
Central.
UN COCHERO.-Solicita una coloca-
cion para San Juan 8 la Isla, el coche-
ro recien llegado de Espaia Leonardo
Sacristan de los Santos. Para nformes,
Redacci6n BOLETIN.
Ha fallecido repentinamente en- Ma
yagiiez, el apreciable caballero, de ma
cionalidad corso, don Juan Capital,
padre de la conocida y virtuosa ia
milia de este apellido.
La muerte del senior Capiffali ha
sido muy sentida en- todas las classes
sociales, en- donde Sc lie estimaba gran
demente por sus buenas cualidades.
Ha tornado possession de la Corte Mu-
nicipal de Cayey, el senior Ricardo A.
Gomez.
Las sesiones de la Corte Municipal
de esta ciudad Sc ven muy concurri-
das.
Ha tornado possession de su pnesto
de collector de rentas internas, de Co
rozal, el senior Gerardo Sevillano.
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LA CASA Lb1UBRE 23S

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paso de carga haca su amo
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Georges.
-Escucho senior.
-s.Muy senior mio:
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cerlo la ley que pagare dos fecha mado por vos
favor de Mateo Baquet por la suma de ochenta "ete
bras eserlnas cuatro chenes peniques venee-
ri maana en- todo ell d cuya poca tendreis la bondad
de pagar dcha suma. a
A"Vuestro amigo servidor, -
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NADIA bueno, comandante.
-IPor quei
-lPor quef-responde FIJI, despues de un instante de
observation-disclosures que desgracla tener que pa
gar 10 que debe.
" has de adverr-contin1a ell veterano soore Ia me-
e he pagado va anto por los ntereses como por una
. otra una cantidad igual la representa- Ell
pagare. ,,.;,,..
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am. hace an cara expresa cue aquea circumstances SOLO con-
tribuye & agravar e negoico
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los Aboesdos, Cortes Judiciales, Avn
tamientos, Corporaeionss = smplsades
De todos los ramos, sino tambisn para
To-, comerciantes, industriales , psrss-
mas de negocios, el conocimiento Dc -
I,eve. de Puerto Rico aprobadas pof
las CAmaras , 81 Conssjo Executive =
el pasado afio de 1907. ;.
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