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UNCIF SANI WANTS. urrp.

Provo March 29-Civl service ex-
amiuatons for the positions named
win Doe conducted iu Provo ON the
dates stated.
April 13-1f.-- Scientific assistant
department OF agriculture salaries
from $40 Co $4,000 per aunum
April 2O-21. --Commandaut Of
cadets for the Indian school an Car
licle Pa. salary $1,000 per aunum
MAY 4-TcaCher OF agriculture
at Carlisle. Pa. salary $500 per an
mum. Laboratory aid and en-
siuecr tmalel forest service i'm
the forest products laboratory.
Madison. wis. salary 5000 per am
uLLm-
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DEATH or WI. \. CnEssLEY.

PROVO. March 29-Wuliam A
Chessley who died i'm Salt Lake City
Sunday morning was born in Illinois
Ga years ago and came TO Utah with
his parents Mr and Mrs. Philip
Alexander Chcssley in lS47. He lived
In Provo the greater part of his life.
and for many years WAS "a police of
dcer. About ~ years ago he moved
to salt Lake where he has since lived.
Mr. CheSsley is survived by his wife
and eight children and numerous
other relations one of his daughters
is the wife Of Deputy Fish and Game
Commissioner Brig. Madsen Of this
LLLL
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PILFERlNG GAMBLER ARRESTED

OGDEN. March % w. =. Watson, a
gambler over 65 years Of age, was ar
rested Monday morning by Detective
james Fender charged with petit lar
ceuy. Watson had in his possession
e. great deal of stolen material, rangins
,rom a bottle OF perfume Co several
dozen rockct knives RE claimed that
tbc knives had been Doc his possession
while Doe conducted store in Nevada
but when the cost mark OF an ogden
hardware dealer was found ON them, he
admitted DIS guilt. An effort is being
made to hare several merchants idenu-
ly the stolen articles.
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LOGAN
COUNTY SCHOOL BOND
PROPOSITION LOST

LOGAN cache Co. March "a
Largely through the active opposition
Of the anti-school consOlidationists,
the proposition to bond the county 10
build new schoOlhouses and improve
others was defeated az the election held
Ia this county yesterday afternoon by
a vote of 602 noes TO fs6 yeas. There
arc four precincts yet 60 hear from.
but the votes In these win not change
the result The influence OF the coun-
ty commissioners was also aVerse 20
the school bonds as the people win be
asked TO vote a quarter Of n million
good roads bonds al the coming fail
election, and e the school people had
won out the good roads proposition
ight be defeated.
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months illness He returned 90 Og-
den from California 20 days ago much
improved 600 health. on Sunday hc
was seen on the streets. apparently in
excellent health Monday he was
taken suddenly in and died a few
hours later
MI Giddings was born In Iowa GA
years ago. He moved 10 Colorado
when "a young man and came Co Utah
20 years ago. For 20 years he had been
engaged in the drug business Ina ogden
az ga Twenty street His widow
and one son, Charles Giddings. now
living in Swcetwatcr. Neb survive
him. No arrangements Tor the funeral
viii be made until the arrival Of his
son.
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WEST WEBER WARD
HAS NEW BlSH0PRIC

OGDEN. March 29.-Thc West We
Der ward of the North Weber stake
was reorganizcd sunday afternoon by
lhe presidency of the stake, Presidents
Nothcrepolu. Bmth and stratford and
Elder Hcber j Grant Of the quorum
of apostles The presiding bishopric,
composed az william e.. Hunter and
Counselors Nathan A. Hawkes. and
George W. Etherngtou. was honorab'y
released The following We're ordained.
Bishop. George vs. Etnerngton' coun-
sellers. George a. Heslop and II. +. Pet
tgrsOu
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on March rs a banquet wa.
"', aoui ln honor OF Mrs sven co.
Mr, reg g.. Graham OF SAT- y i'lnrid.
s.teu ny frof Durham Of a. a-A.e' s1.
sate y song recital TUESDAY ,,aleul
q, pn Monday ana Tuesday M iefca d,
ff1is. Merrill ard Freddie. ~ 's't wses
Agricultural college. held r, ,ne Site
stitute iu this city i'iiners IN
Friday evening President c..
bri.nhall of the Brigham yoroIse p
academy. Of u
Fioi. William " Stewart of t,.,.
u was me principal lecturer 1'
last week. tns p'n
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No POOL UAILs IN LEM.

LEHI. March 2S-At a meeting Of the
city council and mayor the other eve
ing each member expressed himself as
opposed to the licensing OF pool halls
in the city so that matter is settled for
good as far as the present administra-
ton is concerned.
Hon A j. Evans asked the coun-
sell TO transfer the Jesse Knight fran
chisc for an nterurhan road to him and
associates which viii be considered
later,
MI John Stoker. has resigned as city
treasurer and "a number have applied
for the position
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Toy sMIrm AnRAIGNEp.

OGDEN, March 80 Toy smith, who
was brought back from Evanston a.
few days ago t1 answer TO the charge
of assaultiug au ogden police officer
was arraianed lon the municipal court
this morning. ne waived preliminary
hearing and was reWauded 20 the dis
uict court ln doDult of $1,000 bonds
hc was taken to the county jain TO
await trial.
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PROPERTY DESTROYED.

PROVO, March 29-Jonathau Buck
ley manager OF the Buckley mine has
reported 90 sheriff Judd that Saturday
and Sunday while the men at the mine
were away some boys broke into the
cabin and stole some fuse and other
articles and rolled big rocks down the
chute. breaking 30 lu several places
The sheriff is investigating the case
and expects TO appreheud the guilty
uarlIca.
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reward Of s1.225. Paine bears a strong
resemblance to pictures of Schmulback
iu the possession OF the officers The
case will be thoroughly investigated
and the Joplin officers VIII be CONF
municatod with before Paine's SEM
tcuCe expires.
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KAYSVILLE.
SUDDEN DEATH OF
WILLIAM R. JAMESON

Especial Correspondence
KAYSNILLE, Utah. March 2S-Wm.
Roht Jamison passed away suddenly
at mis- home early this morning par3l-
ysis was The cause of death ne was
one OF Naysyille's most respected Citi-
zens HIe was faithful Church work
er. Tie was the son of Samuel Jam-
son and Agnes Sims. born Feb. 2s. 1871.
40 Lisenlark, Antrim county ireland.
was baptized into the Church 81 Jesus
Christ Of latter-day Saints Dec. O.
1854 Emigratcd 90 Utah in 1885 and
resided ion the Third ward. Salt Lake
city The following year he came TO
kaysviNc where he has since resided
lie was married TO Anna Crawford in
1859 Four sons We're the issue ~ the
marriage. two OF whom with his Wife
and rs grandchildren survive.
The funeral viii Dee held az Kays-
Vile Westinghouse Wednesday March
so. az 1 o'clock pm
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@ w PANE A. srsrEcr.

PROVO March 29-C w Paine
one of the men arrested at Thistle
Saturday and now surviving rs day
sentence ia the county i8ii Tor dis
turbing the ucacc rs suspected hv the
officers OF being william Schmul-
back. Alias Smoothbox. who IS want
"a IN Joplin, No. for killing one or
dcer and wounding another on Nov.
10. 1909. and for whom there Is
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LOGAN.

The News Is Delivered BY Carrier
Ia Logan Every Night Sunday ex-
oepted) at " Cents Per month. All
payments and Oompl aints regarding
delivery, should be made 20 J. n.
Blair. Agent for Daily, Saturday
and Semi-W Weekly News. LES ".
First North Street. Phone S09-R
Bell. Ofhoe with Carbon Company,
Real Estate and Loans, III North
Main street. Phones % Bell and 10
Ind.
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PROVO.

The News Is dalivsrad by carrier
every night Csunday excepted AZ "
cents per month All payments arc
complaints regarding delivery should
be made 20 David Johnson. agent
for Daily. Saturday and SENT week
~ Nevs Ind phone 1874. orders
taken Tor church works. Residence AZ
South First West street
Carrier east side Of Academy Ave.
Ind 9f1-I y
Carrier west side Of Academy Ave.
Ind t02-A.
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oRPnEUM uEADLISER.

OGDEN. March 29.-"The Firth Com
mandment" AS presented by Julius Ste
ger and company at the Orpheum this
week ia one OF the best numbers ever
seen on the local stage The balance
OF the bin De- above the average and
was thoroughly appreciated by the
large Monday night audience
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THIS wEIk Only.

We are offering a few specials In
Mems Tailored Suits. A few select
patterns OF the latest style and finish
will be made to order az 20 to 80
per cent discount. See windows
CUTLER BROS. co.
ae Main st
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MNsrnELs Ar rmEArER.

OGDEN. March 29.-The popular burnt
cork comedians. Mcintyre and Heath,
win be- seen az the ogden thcater on
"wednesday evening In the big Klaw a
Granger production. I'm Hayti' These
veteran fun makers were last seen here
about three years ago bon 1.-THE Ham
Tree"
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MILL NIONE ID DENNER

PROVO March 29-Carl j. H. Has
Ter is back from Denver after his
family which ne viii take there 10
ton there
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LEHI.
COUNCIL UNANIMOUS
AGAINST POOL HALLS


Especial Correspondence
LEHI. Utah. March 2s.-About so
men are busy putting in pipe for the
waterworks system and IL viii take
but "a short time 10 have the water ia
the citizens homes providing the pipe
to be laid from Alpine TO Lehi can be
obtained right away. Supt. J. G. Lyman
and Councilmen Coates and Quincy are
pushing the matter with all possible
haste
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DAMAGE sIIGHr PROM FROST.

PROVO. March % 1t is worry cold
here this morning and there was FROST
last night. though not enough 10 iuiure
the fruit o. any great extent Aprcots
only arc slIghtlN Inlurod.
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Tho police feel certain that they could
put their hands on the guilty man at
any time
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"JAPALAC." the most popular of
an Narnish Anyone can success
fully use It. and results will be satis-
factory Bennett Glass & Paint Com
pany are distributors.
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PROVO RESERVOIR CO.
SOON DELIVERS WATER
large Acreage Of Hiuh Fruit land
VIII be- Brought Under
Irrigation.

PROVO. March 29-ln about two
weeks the Provo Reservoir company
viii be ready to- deliver water TO the
water users on Provo Bench. who have
contracted for the water at this end Of
the Bench. II win not be able 10 de-
liver water farther this season as the
canals have not all been constructed.
This enterprise OF the Reservoir COM
pany VIII prove OF great benefit. as Il
viii irrfgate from 5000 TO 1900 acres OF
fine land especially adapted 10 fruit
growing and which Is above the other
canals The canal. which covers the
high lands. will extend north 90 lr-
rigatc "a great amount OF land north OF
American Fork and L,ehi. for which
there is now no water by owners OF
water in American Fork river. who
now take the water south Of the river.
exchanging their water vita owners Of
land in the north end of the valley
for water in the Reservoir company's
canal
The financial method of supplying the
water b. similar To that Of the u.
:. irrigation system fine company
charges SIS an acre for the water. TO
be paid for in 10 yearly payments.
when this amount is paid the water
system IL turned over To- the land own
ers and they viii thus have a perpetual
water right A large number of con-
tracts between the company and water
users have lately been nled with the
county recorder
Among the men at the head OF the
company are Jesse Knight. Joseph r..
MurdOck Joseph b. Keller, 5. l..
ChiDman and Abel j. Evans
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WHITE srAR-DoNnNIoN.

Canadian Service Mail steamers
-QucbCC-liyerpOOi
Weekly SailingS. The Scenic Route
to Europe.
New :. 5. Iaurcntic a Megantlc.
Largest and Most Modern Steamers
on the ST. Lawrence
OFFICE-90-96 Dearborn St, Chica-
SO or Local Agents
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SPRING MODELS.

In Hackett. Carhart Suits are be-
ing shown at Cutters SO Main St.. in
the latest New York and London
styles. Suits SIS 20 s35.
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.uRORS DRAWN.

PROVO March 29-The following
jurors TO serve In the Fourth district
court for the April term We're drawn
yesterday. The veuire Is roturnablc
April n.
Wild, John j. Martin @. A. Clun. VIII
liam Park. Arthur n. Taylor, j. H.
Rosengren. Albert &. Snow.
Lake Niew-Gcorge G.. Scott. Jr.
Tucker-John s. Ballard.
American Fork-William r.. Robin
son. n. w. Ambrose. stephen Woods.
Provo Bench-Charles r.. Williams.
Pleasant Grove-Samuel Green. Jr.,
Guy W. Robinson. C. p. Westphal
Spanish Fork-Erastus Evensen,
Jacob Hansen.
Springville-G. Z. Smith. J. A. Thorn.
Santaquin-Frank Greenhalgh.
Salem-Charles Hanks.
Nineyard-Hyrum Gillies, j. X. Al
len
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a Reliable
Remedy
EIy'S Cream Balm

Gives Relief At Once
II cleanses, soothes
heals and protects
the diseased meme
brane resulting from
Oaiarrh and drives
away a Cold in tho
Head quickly. Re-
stores the Senses OF
Taste and Smell. FL
gists or by mail. In
Ely Brothers, 90 Wa
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-06-07
LARGE NUMBER OF H..
DELEGATES PRESENT
Locomotive FireIlen and Engine.
men Meet at St Paul.

et. Paul, June THE future of the
railway labor. world is being discussed
in st. Paul.
Nearly 900 delegates, representing
967 lodges of the Brotherhood Of Lo-
connective Firemen and Enginemen, as
sembled at the Auditorium and for the
next three weeks or a month will de.
vote their entire time to the discussion
Of plans for the betterment of their
service.
President w. S. Carter of the or
ganization, with other national officers
and 500 delegates, arrived from Chi
cago on a special train and were pres
ent at the opening session.
In speaking of the late Mother"
Leach President Carter paid a glow
ing tribute to the revered woman who
founded the ladies' auxiliary to the
organization at the head of which he
10, and with tears in his eyes spoke
of the many little intimacies and at
tentions which has endeared Mrs.
Leach to all the railroad "boys.'
Mrs. Leach died suddenly of heart
disease in an Omaha restaurant on
Saturday while on her way to the st.
Paul convention.
The opening session of the conven.
ton was executive.
In the evening there was public
reception at the Auditorium, with adj
dresses by Governor Eberhart, Mayor
Lawler and Mayor-elect Keller.
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FORMER BEMIDJI WOMAN
TAKES LIFE BY POISON
Mrs. Peter Lindebers Married and
Z Lived Here Until About One
Year Ago.

Moorhead, Mimi, June L.
Especial to the Daily Pioneer. y
Mrs. Peter Lindeberg, wife of Peter
Lindeberg, proprietor of the White
Elephant at Dillworth committed
suicide yesterday by taking poison.
Mrs. Lindeberg was &c years old and
her husband about 40. They were
married in Bemidji several years
ago. Two children. 2 and 4, survive
the mother.
The Lindebergs have not been
living together for some time, but
recently the wife promised to take
Lindebere back if he would care for
the children properly, and provide
a home for her and them. They had
been cared for at children's home
at Fargo.
The family went to live in the
house of Lee Bailey in Moorhead.
According to Mr.. Lindberg, his
wife was enamoured with a young
man of that citye and often had
declared that she would kill herself
if she could not marry him. She
died in the arms of Mrs. Robert
Parks. -.. II.
Lindeberg was in business in
Bemidji until year ago under the
firm name of Johnson & Lindeberg.
No funeral arrangements have yet
been made. IF IT..
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NO COURT TODAY

The special term of court
scheduled to have been held today
did not materialize as Judge Wright
wrote that he could not arrange to
hear the cases. The Judge came
up from Park Rapids and was in
the city last night but left early
for Grand Rapids. The term has
been postponed until June II.
The special term is to try the
case of Beltrami VS. Clearwater
counties. There is a dispute as to
the part of the debt to be paid by
Clearwater county. Formerly the
two were one county, and when they
separated agreed to divide the debt.
County attorney McKusick has
charge of the case for Beltrami.
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Young Peoples Meeting.

The Presbyterian Young Peoples
Christian Endeavor met at the home
of Miss Cassie Mcleod last evening.
At this meeting officers were
elected for the coming year, as
follows:
President, Ida Allard. =.
Vice-President, Cassie Mcleod.
Secretary, Nellie Knott.
Treasurer, Lillian McGregor.
Organist, Elma Mandt.
Estella Oracle and Stanley Knott
were appointed delegates to the big
Christian Endeavor state convention
which is to be held at Mankato,
July 40.
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SENAT0RSHIP FROM MONTANA
Number Of MifIionaires Seeking Place
= in Upper. House.

Number Of MifIionaires Seeking Place
In Upper. House.
Helena, Mont, June T. With
Thomas H. Carter practically unop-
posed in the Republican party for re-
election to the. United States senate
and with three millionaires fighting
for the honor, should the Democrats
control the legislature, the fall cleo
ton in Montana promises 10 be the
most lively since the days of the old
Clark-Daly feud. The battle will be
fought out on straight party lines,
there being no organized insurgency
in this state, and present indications
are that it will result in victory for
Senator Carter.
w. A. Clark, copper king of New
York city and Butte and formerly
United States senator; w. G. Conrad
Of Helena, sheep, cattle and mining
magnate, and T. J. Walsh of Helena,
wealthy lawyer, are the three Dem
oorats who are seeking the toga
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SAYS RATES MUST BE RAISED
President of New York Central Dis
cusses Situation.

President OF New York Central Dis
cusses Situation.
New York, June 1.-THE Eastern
railroad systems are willing to have
the interstate commerce commission
pass upon the fairness of their pro-.
posed increase In freight rates, ac-
cording to President William G.. Brown
of the New York Central The Cen
trail, Brown said, wants the rate ques-.
ton cleared up at once. Because OF
the wage advance he declared that
the payrolls have been increased ap
proximately 100000 q month and the
company must get this money In the
form of revenues from "readjusted
freight rates.
Twelve Hurt in Virginia Wreck.
Roanoke. Va, June Norfolk and
Western passenger train No. AZ,
known as the Washington and Chatta-
nooga limited. was wrecked at Seven
Mile ford, between Roanoke and Bris-
toll, and twelve persona were injured,
none OF them seriously.
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tant postmasters, which MI. Otto
will attend, will be held in Duluth
Inlu

will attend. will be held in Duluth
July 6.
Miss Alice Dicaire and Joseph
Walters were married Monday morn
ing at S A. M. at the Catholic
church by Father O'Dwyer. Mr..
Walters is a grocery man of Black
duck and his wife is a daughter of
p. M. Dicaire, Z Bemidji grocer.
The young couple took the Inter-
national train to st. Cloud where
they will visit among the groom's
relatives for two weeks. They in
tend to make their home in Black
duck.
Miss Alice Mills and Arden
Oracle were married in Two Har-
bors on November 6 last by Reverend
Mcleod. They kept the wedding
secret and the first Bemidji friends
knew of it was after the announce
ments were sent out this week.
Reverend Mcleod was formerly
minister of the Bemidji Presbyterian
church The young people will make
their home in Aurora where Mr..
Oracle is an engineer.
Mrs. w. E. Neal who attended
the Federation of Woman's Club at
Ada returned yesterday. Mrs. Neal
read report of the Woman's Study
club of Bemidji, a branch of the
Federated Clubs. 1t was announced
that the convention would be held
at Bemidji next year. Mrs. Neal
was elected corresponding secretary
but, on account of poor health was
unable to accept the Office and its
responsibilities. Mrs. Sanborn was
elected to the Office. .,.-.
Vint Ellis caught large pike
near his boat house on lake Bemidji
yesterday afternoon. The fish had
gotten into shallow water Sunday
and was kept in by heavy logs blown
on this shore in the Sunday storm.
Mr.. Ellis stunned the fish with a
club and succeeded in getting it on
the bank before it revived. When
it did, it gave hard fight and nearly
bit his hand off while he was carry.
ing it up to the Pioneer Office. The
fish was beauty and weighed about
eight pounds.
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Grand Exalted Ruler Of B.P. O. E.
Will Arrive on Friday For a Two
Day Fishing Trip.
LOCAL LODGE PREPARING FOR
RECEPTION TO BIG CHIEF
Special Meeting Called For Saturday
Night Harris Planning for
Good Time. .

James u. Sammis of LeMars,
Iowa, grand exalted ruler of the
Benevolent and Protective Order of
Elks, will enjoy an outing and visit
with Bemidji Elks Friday and Satur-
day of this week, and the local
horned brethren" are arranging to
make the stay of the big gun" in
Elkdom an event long to be remem-
bered.
Mr.. Sammis will be accompanied
by some of the other officers of the
grand lodge, as we'll as several
prominent Elks of the Twin Cities.
The party will arrive in Bemidji Fri
day morning. They come for the
express purpose of getting some good
fishing, and every effort will be put
forth to provide an angling session"
that will entirely appease the fish
destroying mania which has
taken possession of the party since
its organization in St. Paul. s-.
J. o. Harris, exalted ruler of
Bemidji Lodge, No. 1852. has
called special meeting of the lodge
to be held Saturday night, when a
formal reception will be rendered to
Grand Exalted Ruler Sammis and
his party. In addition to the formal
receiving of Mr.. Sammis, there will
be social session, with program
and general good time.
It is seldom that a city of the
size of Bemidji is favored with
visit from the grand exalted ruler of
the Elks. The local Elks appre-
ciate the honor that is being shown
them by the forthcoming visit, and
all members will be present at the
Saturday nights meeting to assist in
receiving Mr.. Sammis and assist in
entertaining him and his party.