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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-31
COLORADO DELUGED 81
SERIES OF CL0UDBURSTS

r,..rv.r coso- Julv sa-Hundreas
,f .sstern tourists. camping 10 noun
tain ranvaus arouud Denver. Colo
rao springs. Boulder snd other
,lsr-s haa narrow escapes yesterday
IRON, torrents cf Watsr that followed
clorsharsss In The hHiis Mountain
nsSses rers aol-asd almost Nithcnt
.srrins and "a n4Hy vashouts e1-
-.r-s5 rsl,reaa frsfnc On the Deuvsr
.-.s IA, graras. santa p. aud Colo
"a, ans southern Was uec 30 irs
hours TarrenfEai doUnF-eurs sre r.
n.,rt.s au the way from GaAap- in
haesscrn Sez Mexico ueii INTO
v-,..r,trr pixies Psak avenue me
,r the show streets ~ Coler-de
Sr-f,xs u-ts turned inse riveE icr q
zine Thsussnts q deiiars osuase
uss done In Busfsie Park es cl''la-
mrs uhfen ssIusst tns entire e-s-
,ri-t- 1n nenver. Cnerry Crs<S D.
rsmr hankf-u n ieu minutes 'ns
-~~-'- % 4 -laudouss- % >-lte-
r1srtr ltalaau families ~ eia1e' ~
-. s-fs4- fr.sni their homes o4 iar
49, uesre r-srhet 5 tspth oi ten
fsrs -7r =.rs-al hlecks- ~oHisn ~ni
rhfls-.n teinr rrs-uet ey rait~ -
p-@his. Faurtain rver ro-e Ten irs
--F tne arssnsas rtssE seFen te~i
ana d. se-toas dsua<e nas deuf-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-31
RIFLE AND PISTOL
SHOOT IN OHIO
BEGINS AUG. 8
Three Strong Organizations
Combine Their Matches to
Make Camp Perry Meet a
Great Success,

washington. July 4-Beginning
August 5, Camp Perry Ohio, Will be
the center OF interest fer all Amer lean
riflemen. Commencing thar day and
for eighteen days thereafter there VIII
be shot the greatest series Of riile ane
revolver matches ever held in this
country. Three organizations combine
their matches To make the meeting
great success They are the National
Board for promotion oil Rifle Practice,
me National Rifle Association Of
America and the Ohio STATE Rifle as
sos.iation. The state of ohio supplies
the range and the government gives
a large sum of money for prizes in
the national match. and large num-
Der Of gold. silver and bronze medals
and also furnishes the officers and
men 10 run Off the national beard
and National Rifle association
matches. The national guard Of each
state and territory is entitled 10 send
. team whose expenses are charged
up 70 the money Appropriated BY con
greSs foE Iifle practice in that state
or territory and almost every state
and territory which has a national
guard is represented at the matches
In addition there are 8 large number
Of individual shsss who attend Al their
own expense and compete for the rieh
prizes In the individual matches
Among the leading events OF the tour
nsment are the national team. the na-
tionzl Individual and the national pis-
tol matches which are the distinctly
governmental mate hes. the first being
confined 10 teams Of twelve men and
the second and third being open 10
any rite OF revolver shot who WISHES
t. compete other great matches are
ti.- Fi-rrlek cup. CatrOW cup sdju-
ranss Eeneral cup. governors VIM
bIe6on and I.eeeh cups. marine corps,
presidents. Evans SkirmiSh- Han. Pet
erS individual skIrmish- Du Pont indi-
viduai trys ana the team and indi-
Vidaal matches for the police forces Of
the various cities
-oupetitoIs ERE supplies With their
tents ana cots and mattresses free cf
charge but are expected % furnish
thssr osn blankets Meals are sup
rlisd a. the msHserS % the state
teams without coSs aid 10 other indi-
{ vlduals Al INV cents each
Camp Perry i i1cated on the south
shore u Lake Erie- ss miles east Of
Taiesio and IS riiies sesl u Saaiusky.
h=iEE thas Within r-zrh ~ sueh popa-
Lar resorts ss Cedar Polst and Put-.n-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-31
HADLEy MAY NOT
ACCEPT JOB
Undecided Whether TO Head
Commission Which viii De-
wise Way to Squeeze Water
Out of Stocks.


Beverly, Mass. July 30.-Arthur +.
4adley Of Yale has not yet accepted
the appointment rendered him BY
President Taft to head the commits
sion authorized by the last session Of
congress 10 investigate the subject Of
railroad stocks and bonds and 10 de-
wise a means TO prevent the practice
OF watering.
DR.. Hadley came to this city today
with the intention Of declining the
appointment on the ground that IL
might interfere with his work az Yale.
After going over the matter with the
president. however he agreed to take
ten days more in considering the Of
Ter.
The president began to get protests
hy wire today from committees in the
various cities where ne has cancelled
enga gements. Some of the commit
tees are coming TO Beverly.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-31
WHAT EDUCATION IL BEST FOR
BONSs

Dr. Nicholas NJ. Butler. president
Of Columbia University. says. 1T
absurd To suppose you can send your
boys To college where there are iale
and extrava CANT youths without thel
catching from the idle ones some ot
the bad traits which the idle and eS-
travagaut possess
Just 50.
The environments in the=lt ll1stiauer-
que business College are entirely dil-
ferenL Here every one Is busy. We
don't welcome idlers. and they don {
stay long where they are not wanted
We train young men lor the aeiiNl-
ties Of life and give them an educ"-
ton which they will use every DAY "i
their lives.
Every young man and every paren.
should receive a copy Of "Praciie'i
Education and one Of our catalogues.
Write today tn the ALBUQECRCt r
BUSINESS COLLEGE. Albuquerque
y N
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-31
JOHN G. CARLISLE CLOSE
TO DEATH IN NEW ! Jah

New York. July 30.-John @. Car
isle. former secretary of the treasury.
Who has been critically i'll here for the
past two days had a sinking spell
early this morning and his physician
says that il is doubtful if he viii live
until daylight.
Alr Carlisle was recently seized
with a recurrence of an old COM
plaint which once before had brought
him near to death. His condition yes
terday was reported as better, but II
was always realized thar on account
of his age-he viii be rs next Sep
tember-his chances fer ultimate re-
coyer2- were slender.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-31
SPAIN CAN GET
AF|GHT, SAYS
VATICAN
THINKS PREMIER JUST
SP0lLlN6 FOR TROUBLE
Great Sensation Caused In
Rome By Recall Of Spanish
Ambassadors Pope Looks to
CarlSt as Champion
fs, moru,ss seuraal sp-~laI I....a wir,,

Gsy aorpiss saurnai sp~~lal 1s@.sa ~ir,t
Rome july 80 m Notviihstansiins
the extremely strained relations be-
tween the Vatican and the spanish
government the recall 81 Marquis Dc
9Aeaa th. spanish ambassador 20 the
Vatican has produced great sens-t-
Hen im Rene The vatican, Ia seuii-
official communication, SAYS the re-
cali 81 the ambassador proves that
fhe program ~ Premier CanaleJas
Vas NOT arranged with the hope Of
accord. bur with a desire for tight.
aud. the communication adds. he viii
have u Vatican officials take the
darkest ylew ~ the situation, not onis
in spain. bnt ln Portugal as well
rhes are ~ the opinion that the cx-
tfstne parties In both countries. aided
ny f0relxn elements, are irving ~
overthrow the respective monarchies
witb the object d uniting the ioerien
peuinsnia under republican rule. IN
spain. II Is pointed ouA there Is in
addition 90 the French Free Masonic
influence tire English Protestant IN
naence exercised over the king
through thc RAttenhevgs, who have
established themselves af fhe Spanish
eaurt consequent upon the king :
iuasfiaae. The hope 0f the Vatican y
that Don Jaime. the Cariist pretendff.
aha has threatened revolution Viii
raise tne Cartsg flag aud NindieNse
Roman Catholicism.
Tho Vatican attacks Premier cam
aletas. declaring thai be nremedisafec
H.. ssn " tft
ths differences De has on etg1S oe-
cas.an possible taken gve steps back
ward in the negotiations lor opn hf
has taken forward Indeed. since ths
negotiations with she Holy Sre wite
reference go the religious cen nsrts4-
siaus began the premier has taken
me firsi steps auiagppistic to ths
Vatican
Fira-The Issuance nf an uncensti'
ltuileral decree faNoring q n"n-tath'
oul crsrf. mus violating thc concor'
DAT with the lIoy see
Setoud Tho reproduction oi tn'
decrcr al is0- again~i tne censresA
| tlans Nhi.h was never .n tpFce
Third -tne pVhHtaiiop ot th'
speeeh from the threnc which CON
talnod hostile aAd fhr,aleuinE VX
rresssaus agasnst tbe ehurth.
Foutih rhe protested hut PRONE
lunr fbe Institution of religious
/ lasses
rhs asWrde o the premier th'
lNHhar sa,s shows That tne SiAen
l.h government hsd alnays ain'es
o rtrsts s that accord uhica ii pfe
tended O. desire The HOLY see re
lrsatelis askea that the gotfgnmen
assume Il different atutnae. pointinl
os.t thst it oss Impossible ia carr SO
nse uauars eflNaclousl2 when tn
second party showed sach hostility
! Premier Canaleias answered Q
lresalHnE the slanish arnoass'f li
ana This saTs the Vatican Is a c,rf
laufessiea of hIs trse prosrAm. q.
ithsarh he has aieasS sais tat n
VAS ol.4y.us ths WN et thr eoanirs
I cardinal Merrs DEL Nal the rar-
serstars 90 state has aeer uurh s'
/ Tested nv the rrpyure with stain.
Is renorted that he ueut On tht pnr
aad Offered his resisnauon. "h.e
49,. rnuills refused
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-31
TEXAS BOASTS OF
MOST SALOONS
PER CAPITA
Forty Millions ii American Cit
les Goes to Pay License Fees,
According to Statistics Of the
Census Bureau
IN, sass,ps searuai sD~e,ai lad wirel

NV Aetntnk *eafnst >pFrtAi AsasFa WEI
Washington luX E0 ossr fofD
milton dollars viii be required u
the ieaAing sitirs of thc United sNtes
t. pAs Hcensa fees and then some
The extent 10 which yhe drinking
men help 10 pas the expenses of ine
government 10 cities IS Indicated h'
q census report covering tae Finances
of ths country Tor thc yeur tseA Ser
the cities having population 20 3e-
0Ao o. more There were az That timf
ass es such yitles hNt tha complete
Neufes were aVaiiahie foF nnig iti
of them aud the figures showed that
ia those places the license in the
drinking rtacts paia an aggregate 81
a4l.stRlSN Thie was xain of ai-
most three millions from the pretcd-
ing year, md ~ ahout sii 900 eHa over
the year isab The Increase VAS due
TO the hrse fees exacted hN mosi of
the large ciiits ui the duus ina
places sanctioned hN bass. There ere
40 fewer ihsu e-.isi and ts.s g $ acs
creass within three wears % atout
i.oae Tae falling eff Was aue hTEc-
iY Is tho fsct that ns1nfef ot cuics
Wenf -drv uf the ass pAces. 20
had become uo license cities ben
shn canvass WAS made. The changt
was more marked in the south At
lantlc states and least in abe Rocky
Moantalu reEi0n The states ciaim-
tng the largest namber nf StiooRs 90
the population were Texas Wisyonsin
and Sew York Nhile Fcnnsl isanitY
Mississippi and Nebraska claimed
ft. erfs. haas tl.tfst hss ln f.rnfsrrftan fr
tHe people e. he supplied Galveston
haa one itlauseo bar to every tss e'
her people Milwaukee ono to eter
ltl- and lfoeeken nue to esers ifa
In Philadelphia ihe frce=l % 'args
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-31
STOP HORNET
IS DEMAND
Of MADR|z
FORMAL PROTEST AGAINST
CLEARANCE FOR YACHT
Counsel for Nicafaguan PfeSl-
dent Asks Examination Of
Vessel Reported Sold to the
RegolulIonlSts.

my Marninx Jourral sesciai fsNses wis'l
washington. Juls e---evaHssiiafs :
for ths Maarsx government N Niea-
raagaa. acting under the cable in-
sirustions from Managua today fiicd
formal presr~ss rsith this srrnmfnt
against the sailing 81 the yacht Hor-
oct. COMMONLY reported g haNe been
bought fpr he EslfaaA fevolWtiaaisis
"a Norlalk hast wcek and demand eva
examination of the vessel which is
now en- route "a New orleans
The department ~ iastiee q is nn-
aerst0od has Instructed United states
Atsosnef natie at New orleans 81
tak~ whatever steps mag Nppear tN
be necessary for the protection NJ the
neutrality laws hefnre clearance pa
pers are issued o. the H"Tnet The
,tepartment st commr1ce and ahor
in the same nrotesl has been asked
NOS Is clear ihe ship. and the state
department has been remlnaea ~ the
case 81 the Alahuma cs eisn war
fame
TIE Maarls oomnsellors maintain
thar The snip hns been adapted 90
wafilke nee within ths Jurisdiction ~
the Emitted states and has forfeitra
her charter ~ merchant vessel and
cannet snN from any port ia the
United states Without Violating ihe
neutrality laws
when the Estrada men heard oi
the protest they peiuied e ihe fact
lhnt 4he navy department removed
shr guns from ire Hntnes before sh"
Mas sid and hg that aetion thrs
claim the Mernei Feturned io hef
character 81 yacht. paaeeaaic aaa
harmless
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-31

cities there was one drinking place 70
ollv every s5s people, Lincoln Nen''
had one 10 every z,0Sk.
The report shows many other m
terestina facts concerning munieipai
finances. including the total receipts
Of iBs cities IN question. wnaeh io'
isOs We're sl,2SS, tsb.4sk, TINS hs-
nre was made np from tax receipts,
borrowed money and refunds. or the
total amount $500 sos.il4 was oor-
raNed
rfauof licenses ana taxes formed
more than is per cent OF the general
revenues nt the cities of Ohio ana
more than 40 per c~ni II Rnr St'AeT "'
California
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-31

tub and quiet arms and legs and an
empty crib.
Mello was almost prostrated by his
grief. but he found Sheriff X X
Neale. who took Mfs- Aello 70 thv
Martinez Jail. the woman taking
quietly on the way about ordinary
things. She never before had gwen
any evidence OF insanity.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-31
THREE ARMY ENGINEERS
DROWNED IN KANSAS

Lawrence. ken 5aly so.- Harvey
Cox az Little Rock Ark James Hig-
gins al TtNafkana Ark. and Lind-
say siden 81 steele's Run. " va.
an pir,ales of Company l. inira
battalion of engineers we're drowned
Nhile swimming 10 the Kansas river
near here today M trace q the
baaIes has beoH found
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-31
BARONESS SCORES
LEGAL VICTORY
Madame Nadine Won KalltuSS
Ptocter and Her Husband
Recommended to Settle It Out
Of Court.


tBy Msruins Jeur~si sB<ei-l LsAss< "frsl
Cincinnati. July 3Q---Common Pleas
gnav. wa-sanlansee ioHigst gave an
unexpectes earis decision in the cSse
ee naroneSs Tadine Nen Kaiifuse
prester. sho resisted the issuance Of
an Injunction against ire transfer 0t
ane hundred shares as stsck vsaanesi a.
sac. .oao which injunc1lon ~as obtain
ID =, stterueys representing her hus-
hand. PaFVy ProSter of cincsnnaiA
waodmansee dismissed the claim THAI
th- stock had been obtained ~
fraudulent COLLISION between Joseph
A.. wpckoff of London Eng ana
Ms P~ozter. and states thai ne stasc +
saS given by Percy Procter previous
~ his marriage 20 the baroness As coll
lateral for Z marriage settlement "a
see aea-
The caart held that the present o~n-
a~styfn af the STOCK is vested Jointly a
slr ana Mrs Proctor and lets the IN
junction stand uutl the Pro iers have
come 40 ssrne an agreement 0ut ot
e..,s-s which Ne recommends before
.-f.f,- hfs 0rsl decision en- the matter
Ja.ssua se Wycknff Uas given a So
we're scoring for MS caaAm y
ship - hs eighty shares % me 80
ana the clsim cf a hreSefA7e lifiN -
London for services i als9 d--liilssr
Pending a settlement oar ot e"-t1
The case eaes over te ne V-Irrri
session Attorneys for the naF'Ness
ana Mr Prnc1er have made srrAuSe'
rnerts far q conference usxt THURSDAY
IS said
Tue decision = regaraed as VIC
tor,- for the bsreness-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-31
TROOP TRAIN WRECKED;
SEVERAL REPORTED INJURED

caldwell Ohio. July S0.-The first
section of the Cleveland & Marietta
train carrying the fourth militia reg
iment from Marietta to Columbus,
was wrecked tonight near Belle Val
ley. several are reported seriously
hurt Details at this hour. 1850 a. m,
are scant. The train is reported to
have run into an open switch. me
Cleveland & Marietta railroad rs OPP
Grated hy the Pennsylvania company
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-31
asgnAsSADoR 10 LEAVE
ult. VATICAN fMNhlh AifiN

Sar sebastian. lulf se- Aaf'la-s
pe u5eas. shc spanish auinassaior ta
the NaHeah. ulu ieate Rome as soon
- De- hands over to ths Natiesn thf
roternmenrs respan~a to us uots.
ntich eas feraardei to the ems
sfs-Y soday rhe autt.ss--saar Ni4i
rher preeveJ go this eiD te o'aier
SAITH Premier caralsfss
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-31
SENATOR DICK HAS
MARCHING ORDERS
FROM HARMON
Division Commander of Ohio
National Guard To Take
Charge at Once Of Troops on
Strike Duty,


Coiumeus. o.. Jub ae-Columous
was comraratisely Quiei eily tonight
altno1Eh pc5ce and militia squads
made number ~ arrests The city
j. can pl-tely patrelied b. soldiers
IRE patrols Wiu he r--esta blished To-
rnorreu with the addition of members
% ths taurth end eishth regiments
and troop 3. which arrived during the
niEhi ir1m Marietta where they have
hem e-rsmpei
General Charies nick 81 Akron
uho IS United Siates senator from
ohie and division comauaer oi the
ohio national guard sss 0rusrec iare
TODAY fy Gorernor Harrnon q report
Tor eurr lrd assums cau-uanl 81 the
troops rou here or strike 8uty-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-31

Bay II is an ideal camp ground
thoroughly drained and supplied with
filtered water. The Shooting being to.
ward the north, the light could not be
better and the 2ss rifle and revolver
targets all arranged so that com.
mon firing point can he used gives Il
IN equipment unequailed and scarcely
approached by any other lange IN the
tinted states.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-31
LABOR NINISIFR HOPEFUL
OF >EGTRING AnJI >TME>1.

Nrntrerl- 4ue- 4uiy -s-t'qrier-
=nc=s between W l. Nacken-;e kins.
rniutsteT 90 iatcr. ard heEh s-d@S n
the Graud Trunk strike coutir-sd
fr-n-Ehout to51y ard utlle - de-i-
mite s-at-ueut q ohtai-a H. it = an
nsnucss ths sfaario-s have eeen clsr-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-31
INSANE MOTHER
BROWNS BABIES
IN WASH TUB
California Woman Loses Mind
Without Waning and Taxes
Lives Of Four HELPLESS In
iaotS IN Home.


AEY MefA4aM s&4rAAl s-4NgH1 A~~t~~ "~t
Arfloth. cal. IulN 1d.-uue Aftrr
another falr httie ch.ldren ucrr
drowned in uashtah To-Day ay their
methet Tar woman. Nrs- Joseph
Mcllo walked aaas from her dead
D. rifs uuirtl1. ans wrt her nelgh-
o.rrs nno came in arrfst her Ca call
srir.t Srw-th.uE bad -iven way On
hvr uHl-sesprr1 eiihaFf uaruins-
Nrs Nala vas alone uith her
enUa-er lu her home a few miles
east 90 here. near lronho-se- Ihe
o-asst ehild ats 1ears oif. thc nexi-
4. wears. ard trfn came tire twins
thrse mcrths aIf 80 one has been
a0le tn rehesrse ths details % the
raIhefie scere
wnen MsUe tae husband. isft
bone the e15er chgdreu uvre plaF-
ins sra tsr faiHs eere ssle~p. Wa
De- retnrnct frem aork there sas he
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-31

flied. The conferences will continue
tomorrow.
Reports from towns and villages en-
tirelv dependent upon the Grand
Trunk state that the failure 20 re-
ceive freight is causing the closing OF
factories and at some points coal
famines are imminent.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-31

ThinsS 10 he a seod baker. First ihe
know hoN and then the practice IN
doing e.. NeN you may know how
as well as Ne. hut you cannot possibly
have the same suaeunt ot prsetief.
Dcssnt sg stand 10 reason therefor
that Ne may bake Just. a little better
than yon. suppose you Try cur bak-
ing & only fron curiosity.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-04-19

With today's issue, the Pioneer
begins its eighth year as daily in
the City of Bemidji. 1t has, during
this time, kept pace with the growth
of the city and has given its readers
a daily paper recognized by news
papers as one above the average of
dailies published in cities the size of
Bemidji.
It will endeavor in the future to
Guido its past record. Its readers
have grown in numbers from 800 to
nearly 1000. 1t is said of the
Pioneer that it covers its locality
more thoroughly than other localities
in this state are covered by any one
paper. It is record of which it can
truly be proud.
This fact alone means much to the
advertiser. When the advertiser
knows that by telling his story in the
Pioneer he reaches practically all
homes in this section, he feels salts.
fed that his money has been judici.
ously spent.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-04-19

say it cordially. Just keep in mind
that thank you" is the trump card
and remember that you are the com.
pany to the customer.
The more pleasant you look the
more pleasant you will be, and never
tire of taking pains to please. Smile
good statesmen know it wins. Enjoy
your work and look it--smile.
Soiled linen should 60 to the
wash-don't wear it. Tidiness in
your dress is as important as tidiness
in your stores. Stick to the truth
nothing is so good. Don't argue
stores are not court rooms. Never
forget that what customer asks for
he wants.
Slow to come is quick to 20.
Never be late and keep your eyes off
the clock-quitting time can't be
hurried.
Be booster-knocking is a waste
of time. Lift your work-anybody
can hold down a job.
Be cheerful ess is
catching, there is always room be.
hind the counter for a smiling face.
TO get the customers attention,
give him yours. Get on intimate
terms with the goods you sell.
Know your stock as we'll as you
know your way home. The store
floor is not waste basket nor the
counter a catch all.
A Thank you" is a part of every
transaction. Thank you" can
always be given in change. Every
customer should have a reason for
coming again. Fight dust-its the
mlcrobe OF lazlneSs. Doesn't that
sound good?
There is good deal more to sales.
manship than selling; good sales.
men study the book of human
nature.
Nobody needs to tell you you're
doing well-you know it. Keep
your hands clean all the while, make
neatness a habit-it counts.
No sale is complete until the
customer is satisfied. Keep think
ing what the man in front of you
will say when he goes out. A good
time to look pleasant is when the
customer comes in.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-04-19

Diarrhoea should be cured with
out loss of time aud by medicine
which, like Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
not only cures promptly but pro.
duces no unpleasant after effects.
1t never fails and is pleasant and
easy to take. Sold by Barker
Drug Co.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-04-19

The cold storage plants may
have something to do with the high
prices but no farmer ought to grum.
bic. It is easy to remember how
cheap and how plenty eggs were at
Easter time. Now there is steady
price for the year round. Were it
not for cold storage, apples would
be minus quantity just now and
not purcha sable at any price, yet
they are to be had at almost any
grocery store. The waste of perish
able fruit is brought to a minimum
and like the man who made two
blades of grass grow where only one
grew before there seems to be
real philanthropy about it. Of
course, it has made millionaires, but
who would refuse to be one if he had
a chance?-Waterford Press.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-04-19
CITY OF BEMIDJI

County Seat.
Population-In 1900. 1900; in 1910,
1000.
Summer Observation-Disclosures Of outsiders
make their summer homes on Lake Be-
midi. Fishing. boating and bathing &C.
commodations are second to none in the
United States.
Area-Ten square miles Incorporated.
Altitude-14O0 feet above sea level.
Water Power-22O0 developed horse
power. Mississippi river.
Water-Absolutely pure. Two artesian
wells.
Water Mains-About seven miles.
Boatine-500 miles by lake and river.
Death Rate-5.4 thousand in 1908.
Annual Rainfall-33.7 inches
Temperature-20 above, winter; rs
summer, mean.
Sewer Observation-Disclosures.
Cement STEWARDSHIP and a half
miles.
Lakeshore Drives--Ten miles,
Water Frontase--Ten ssmiles, two laker
and Mississippi river.
A Home Town-1600 residences.
Taxpayers-12OO.
Churches-S.
School Houses-Three.
Bank Deposits
Observation-Disclosures handles INN.
Der. lath, shingles. and various othes
industries.
Great Distributing szPoint-Lumber prod
ucts, groceries hour,s:feed and hay.
Postal Receipts 900 for 1909, 10th
place in state outside OF, st. Paul, Mime
apolis and Duluth.
Railroads-Great.. Northern. Minnesota &
International, M, R. L. &M., Minneapolis,
St. Paul & Sault Ste Marie, Wilton &
Northern, Grand Forks to Duluth, and
Bemidji-Sauk Centre.
Railroad Depots-Four
Passenger Trains-Twelve daily.
Hospitals-One.
Distances-To St. Paul, 23O miles; to
Duluth, 1877 miles.
Hotels-Fifteen.
Breweries-One.
Sawmills-Four.
Handle Factories-One.
Wholesale Houses-Four.
Banks-Three
Auto Garages-One.