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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-23
The MAJESTIC PRESENTS
AN INTERESTING BILL

"Over the Cliff" is the title of
story reproduced on the screen at
the Majestic tonight. 1t tells of a
sailor kidnapping little girl and
throwing her into the ocean. She
was saved by small boy and the
sailor was finally captured after an
exciting chase. A large dog plays
an important part in effecting the
capture of the sailor.
"Floral Studies" is the title OF
the second picture on this same
real, being beautiful and educat-
ional.
In the Realm of the Czar.''
This is scenic production giving
onlookers splendid idea of what
some of the old cities were like.
This picture is interesting from star!
to finish and holds the continued
attention of the entire audience.
The Hidden Serpent" is a story
illustrated by film No. 4 this is sup
posed to have occurred in India
Much can be learned by seeing thi:
interesting reproduction.
Pm Glad I'm Irish," sung by c
J. Woodmansee and Miss Haze
Fellows. This illustrated song il
making the biggest hit of them all
Don't miss seeing this entire featur,
bill at the Majestic.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-23
Beer Shipped to Minneapolis.

Any one down to the depots last
week could have seen several ship
ments of beer to private consumers
in Minneapolis and Red Wing. The
beer was shipped by the Bemidji
Brewing company. The fact that it
was shipped to towns which have
breweries that make good beer goes
to show that the local product has a
wide reputation for its excellence.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-23
More Whi.key Confi.cated.

N. A. Way, deputy Indian agent,
came in last night and this morn
ing said that Friday night he had
confscated forty.five gallons of
whisky and twelve cases of beer
which were being hauled into Park
Rapids in wagon driven by N. v.
Spenser. Mr.. Way said, L have
traced this shipment to Bemidji and
know the saloon which sold the
whiskey. Say for me that Bemidji
will soon be in dry territory if this
kind Of business is not stopped at
once. I traced the goods by the
revenue stamps"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-23
JURY VERDICT HANDED IN
Cannot be Opened Until The Judge
Returns From Bemidji.

Bagley, August % Especial
phone message at2 p. m. THE jury
in the Warren-Kolb case has brought
in a verdict. The judge is in Bemidji
and will not return until 4:23 this
afternoon. 1t is rumored about the
city that the verdict is favorable to
the plaintiff.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-23
500 Matters Up Again.

80
500 railroad, asked. that commits:
sioners be appointed to make the
awards for the vacation Of certain
streets for the 500. On July 10,
the council heard the petition of
vacation and ordered to set for
hearing last night. No opposition
was apparent and the council ap-
pointed the old commissioners to
make the awards. The commits
sioners are Mayor Parker, P. NJ.
Diciare, George McTaggart,
George French, and S. c. Bailey.
Mayor Parker read letter from
President Pennington, of the 500,
stating that he had ordered the
chief engineer to put viaduct over
the 500 at the Irvine avenue eros
sing. Mayor Parker pointed out
that unless new viaduct was built
to 20 over both the 500 and the
Great Northern tracks,. that teams
would have to haul over one and
then over the other, there being
thirty feet between the two. The
matter is to be taken up with the
500 and Great Northern roads this
week. .
Improvements for Streets and Parks.
A report from the park committee
was read in which it was advised
that the old tree stumps be taken
out of the parks and new trees SET
out where needed. 1t also advised
that the boulevard road along the
lake in front of the hospital and
the Otto residence be Strengthened
by the removal of several trees. The
report was accepted and filed.
Brandborg's new addition to the
city was not, accepted but left to the
street committee for report next
Monday night. 1t was understood
that Ross is to plat some lands west
Of the city and the engineer was in
structed to run ,twenty-third street
west to Anderson's corner before
the lots were cut up.
The street committee reported
that Park avenue could not be
opened without jog in it some
place and it then became quest.
ION where to have the jog. Nc
action was taken last night and
the matter was put off for a week
Stoner's report on the new wat.
er main to go in on Mississippi
and Oak streets was accepted ane
filled. Specification will be drawn
lup at once and bids advertised
It was ordered to install at once ;
new sidewalk on Beltraml avenue
between Eleventh and Thirteenth
streets. The street commissions
was instructed to see that the Ow
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-23
LATE NEWS BRIEFS

Washington, Aug. 23- Especial
to the Pioneer) Owing to ill health
Senator Warren of Missouri says he
will not be a candidate for re-elec-
ton.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-23

American Association
St. Paul Columbus 2.
Milwaukee 2 -TOledO S.
Kansas City 4-1-Louisville O-3.
Minneapolis indianapolis S.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-23

Beverly, Mass, Aug. 20 Especial
to the Pioneer President Taft
announces that he will visit the
Panama canal zone next November,
being gone two weeks. The trip
will be made on a cruiser.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-23
American League
Yesterdays Results.

National League
Philadelphia 5-4-Pittsburg 6-8.
Brooklyn 8-Cincinnati S.
New York list. Louis 4.
Boston O-Chicago 7.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-23
American League

American League
Chicago 3-Washington 4.
Cleveland 6-Philadephia 7. az inn
ings.)
Detroit 8-New York S.
St.. Louis 2-BoSton 8.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-23

Maximum today IS.
Minimum today-5O.
Maximum yesterday-71.
Minimum yesterday-52.
Barometer 1925 inches
tionary. X.
Forecast-Cloudy and cool.
City Drug Store readings.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-23
CROSSING OF THIRD AND
BELTRAMI TO Be PAVED
Council Orders Storm Sewer Laid For
Two Blocks City Prisoners
Must Work.

After some discussion last night,
the city council and City Engineer
Stoner came to an agree ment on the
question of paving the intersection
of third street and Beltrami avenue
and at the same time providing for a
storm sewer. The intersection is to
be laid after the paving on the two
Third street blocks is finished. In
the meantime, the sewer will be laid
across the intersection. ~.
+ According to the plan of the en-
gineer. the sewer will run down Bel
trami avenue to Second street and
over Second street to the outlet.
Only these two blocks will be put
down at the present time and they
will care for the surplus water that
will run off the payment. As the
sewer does not have to be water
tight, second grade pipe will be used.
Specifications are to be drawn up at
once and bids advertised.
Mr.. Stoner also reported that
twelve lots on Third street had
not yet made their sewer connections
and that he advised the city to
put the conditions in and assess
the cost against the lots. As one
connection can serve for two lots,
five will be installed. These will
cost about $50 EACH The engineer
was instructed to proceed with the
work. The lots affected are 3, S,
and 6, in block 10; 4 in block II;
and 10, II, IS, 10, and II, in block
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-23

Free stone peaches at Roe and
Markusen IS cents crate.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-14
Dr. Lyons
 Tooth Powder cleanses. preserves and beauti- 6es the teeth. prevents tooth decay and imparts purity and fragrance to the breath.
DELEGATES RETURN. (Douglas Internationally

A. F. Parsons and R. B. Sims. Douglas delegates to the constitu- tional convention, returned home yes terday. Pat Connolly, also a dele gate from Douglas, did not arrive with his associates in the convention, but is expected home in the near flu ture. The majority of the Cochise county delegates stood pat from start the finish on what was regarded as the most radical propositions intro duced in the convention.
 Messrs. Sims and Parsons have been warmly received on their re- turn by their friends, who give ap- proval of their action at Phoenix. They are both enthusiastic over the constitution as finally completed and predict that it will be heartily sup ported by a vast majority of the voters of Arizona, and have no fear about the convention beng recon vened because of failure of the people to ratify the work already done. Mir. Parsons says that he ex. poets to see s5 per cent of the peo- pie of Arizona vote for the constitu. tion.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-14
DOUGLAS WINS GAME. (Douglas Internationally

Once again the Douglas Country club golf team is yoctorious over the players of the Warren District Coun- try club. They won again in the match played yesterday, though not by so wide margin as has been the case in many of the matches in the past between these clubs, the final tally showing that the visitors had lost 6 to F.
 Warren sent twenty players down from the hills and into the valley yesterday to meet an equal number |of the lowlanders and to resume golf ing relations for the season of 1910- H. The showing they made may not perfectly satisfy them, but they have some crumbs of comfort, for the defeat administered was not an over whelming one, and gives the hillmen hope of reversing the score when Douglas shall return the visit of yes terday.
 Some close matches were played yesterday, several Of the players turned in excellent cards from the medal play as well as from the match play standpoint. The best work for Douglas was done by H. T. Cuthbert, who made a splendid Sl. He has not been up to his usual game for some time past, but he came back to true form yesterday and played golf that It was almost impossible to beat
 The winners and losers are as
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-14
NEW ROAD FROM
 MAc0zARI SOUTH
Douglas InternationalD

Good news for Douglas and those who have mining interests below
 Nacozarl is brought from Los An seies by A. s. Tanner, who has just returned from the coast. While there he was informed that railroad york is to be resumed almost imme- d1ately from Nacozari to the south and the information given to him is uom a credable and reliable source. Ar. Tanner states that while he was in Los Angeles he met an en- sineer of the Southern Pacific con
 struction force and that ths man informed him that he was preparing co resume construction work south out of Nocozari. He stated that his preparations were almost complese and he expected to begin operations
 the first of the year, as soon af.er
 January first as possible and that the nrst work done would be the laying of rails.
 This is taken to mean that the
 road will be built at least to Cum
 pas and probably to Moctezuma, fer all of the hardest work was done
 when the road bed was lad through che Nacozan canyon. If such is the case it will mean the resumption of wo k at the Transvaal mines west Of Gumpas and the b.owing in of the smelter at Cumpas, and will also mean activity for many other proper ties along or near the line of the road. It would produce a period of mining activity for this c'ty such as 1t has not seen in a long time and likely never has before enjoyed.
 Work of the Espee Mexico system out of Nacozari has long been watch ed with interest in Douglas. The passage through Nacozari canyon to the open country below was a diff cult engineering feet, an expensive one and progress was naturally slow and tedious. For quite a distance south of the canyon a road bed was thrown up quickly and the work on south to Moctezuma is simple rail- road construction. All along the line Of the road are properties that need only transportation for development and only development to become pro ducers.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-14

sum surely constitutes an economic Question of vast importance
 Soon both New Orleans and San Fracisco will appear before congress in vigorous if not bitter rivalry for the privilege of holding the Panama exposition, and each will present a multitude of attractions and advan- tages which no one can question. Why then should not these two queen cities join hands and the friends of leach urged that both be officially au- thorized to create an exposition in its own way and with it's own money, and the government build a great na- tional highway between the two? There is ample time for it's construc- ton, and while the. expositions would last but for a season, the highway would endure as long as the canal itself, and what more splendid con tribution could our country make for the development and prosperity of the two great new commonwealths of New Mexico and Arizona. which by reason of their immense area and present sparce population could not possibly be expected to do as much as older. and more populous states. Louisiana, Texas and California could and without doubt would gladly bear half the cost of construction through their respective states, and a great impetus be given to permanent road construction in every state"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-14
URGES GOOD ROADS
 , AS NATIONAL WORK

In behalf of the movement for good
 roads and especially for a highway to
 be built by the government, with co operation of the states between New Orleans and San Francisco, Arthur C.. Jackson of Chicago, president of the National Good Roads association,
 has issued a letter to the public. Jackson believes that the nation makes no great contribution to the development of prosperity of the two great new commonwealths of New Mexico and Arizona
 As Arizona ha saiready begun the
 work of building an east and west highway between Globe and the Colo rado river, Jackson's letter may be of local interest at this time. Governor Richard E. Sloan of Arizona is an honorary vice president of the Ma tional Good Roads association. MT. Jackson says:
 An enormous sum Of money is be ing expended by the national govern ment in pushing to successful com pletion the dream of a century-the SeihaaA, anu lWo oi odi 6tOae cities are struggling for the honor of celebrating that achievement with a great worlds exposition, to which all nations may be invited and the prod ucts of the earth exhibited.
 Each of these cities has pledged millions of money for the successful production of celebration in which all nations are to be invited to par ticipate, yet when we come to ex- hibit the great fundamental neces- sity of any state or nation-the pub lie highways, we make the poorest showing, the most ridiculously wretched exhibition of any civilized country in the world. condition that is viewed with amusement by all for eigners and endured by our own peo- pie with patience which is a se- rious reflection upon their good sense. It is surely a matter of Ire mendous import that in the United States bad roads are responsible for the loss of billion dollars a year, and the saving of this stupendous
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-14

Angeles He will play third base for San Antonio next year
 M. !. McKelligan, the Bisbee att torney, is here.
 The Cananea Stores, the Mercan- tile department of the Cananea Con- solidated will shortly have an up to date candy factory in operation. An experienced candy maker has arrived from Philadelphia and is busy supervising the erection of the plant It is the intention of those who are forwarding the scheme to supply the consumers of the west coast of Mexico, and but little diff culty in the way of competition is expected. We entire equipment and fixtures of the American Candy com pany has been purchased by the new company, thereby eliminating the onfy rival fin town. The com pany's wholesale department has customers as far south as Guaymas and Enpalque and does a larger business in that line that number of more pretentions establishments across the line whose sole business is wholesale. An average of one car load of cigarettes is sold every c days.
 Steinfelt Cox is preparing Tor a journey back to old Mississippi. ITO visit among the folks a spell, he says It is believed that cupid impels him to make the trip
 Great preparations are being made for the charity bali, which is to take place in the club rooms on the eve of the 17th-, instant, and an exceptionally large number Of tickets have been sold.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-14
PuRD0N QUITS
 PUBLIC OFFICE
 DECEMBER 15
VIII Court The Goddess of Fortune by Manufacturing Purdona Sanitary Laundry Bag in Douglas

Charles Purdon, who for several months has held the position oi corporation examiner for the fed eral government. has resigned, his resignation to take effect December Is.
 After he leaves his office he will devote his entire time to the man, ufaeture and sale of a laundry bag which he has invented and named the Purdona sanitary laundry bag The laundry bag is made of Jap anese paper and will sell for a very small price per bag. It is the purpose of the inventor 10 give the public cheap article in which laundry can be sent to and from the laundries without the necessity ot doing it up in parcels with wrapping paper and string as is now the practice. The bag will have several features which will make it attractive to those who
 
 those who are in the laundry bus iDess.
 MT. P1rdon was In this city last evening on his way to Douglas. nnd stated that 8 company has been organized. which is called the Iurdona Sanitary Laundry Bag Co, and of which he is the president The company has been incorporated and the articles of incorporation are TOW appearing in the Douglas International.
 MT Purdon said that as soon as possible a number of the bags will be manufactured and not less than six salesmen put on the road to place the new article on the market. The invention is protect ed by patents not only in this couI try but in several European coun- tries and will be placed on the market in foreign lands at about
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-14

the same time that it is in the United States.
 The company will not have it's own manufacturing plant to begin with but will have the bags made at a factory which is already equip ped to do the work. MT. rurdon is sanguine that his invention will meet with instant approval by the patrons of laundries and that with in a short time the bag will be in general and daily use all over the civilized world
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-14
BOUNDARY CHANGE OPPOSED.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 12.- The usual custom of declaring null and void portion of a state consti. tuition proposed by a joint resolution was introduced today by Senator Cul bertson of Texas. attacking the pro vision of the constitution of New Mexico, which undertakes to change the boundary line between New Mex leo and Texas. The resolution provides for a complete annulment of the pro. vision.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-14
cANANEA NEWS NOTES

CANANEA, Dec. 13.-(SpeciaD-. A. R. Moehlinkamp has been dis charged from the hospital where he spent the past week with a threatened attack of fever.
 Adolph Cclberg will leave Can anea Wednesday for Los Angeles, to engage in the insurance business. He has been adjuster for the 4 c. company for the past three years.
 Bill Goodman expects to leave here tomorrow for his home in Los
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-14
ROOSEVELT TO BREAK SILENCE
 NENE uAUIsN ryon- n-- ,o rr,

HAVEN, Conn-, Dec. lZ--The New Haven chamber of commerce has, completed all arrangements for its annual banquet tomorrow night and the expectation of the members is that the function will be the most notable of it's kind that has ever taken place in this city. Col. Theo- dore Roosevelt will be the principal guest of the evening and in his ad- dress he will make his first public statement as to the causes that led up to the recent political upheavai and will go into detail in explaining them
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-14
CEMENT MANUFACTURERS.

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-Members Of the association of American Cement Manufacturers, representing many parts of the United States and Can ada. gathered in this city today for their annual meeting. The sessions will continue until Thursday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-14
DOUGLAS PERSONALS

A. W. Coie has returned from Phoenix.
 Col. Garcia returned from Mexico yesterday.
 Charles Purdon went to Tomb stone yesterday.
 Frank NJ. Watts has returned from La Cuesta.
 W. H. Moore is in the city from the Mababi ranch
 Camp D. Moore came up from Fl T1gre this morning. Z D. L. H. Forbes was a morning arrival from Fl Tigre
 A. A. Coleman is able to be out again after a weeks illness.
 c. Cartwright returned to Douglas yesterday, and registered at the Gadsden.
 W. H. Brophy and a party of friends motored to Douglas from Bis bee yesterday.
 Dr. Edn,undson, mayor of Bisbee, Mrs. Edmundson and children were visitors in Douglas yesterday
 Mrs. c. T. Cornell, who has been visiting friends in Douglas the past few weeks, left yesterday for her home in Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-14
POLICE HAPPENINGS. tDouglas Internationally
small burglaries

Two small burglaries were re ported by the police this morning, the arrest having been made in both cases. These, with a drunk and dis orderly case. made up the business of the court.
 Yesterday afternoon Ceno Zamora broke into the home Of Rosaria Cal dron on Ninth street in her absence. Hay'ng effected an entrance into the house he broke into the woman's trunk and stole g in silver and some jewelry. This morning a burglary complaint was filed against him.
 Thomas Dominguez entered the room of Dotty Edison on Sixth, but was detected before he stole any thing. He was charged with being drunk and disorderly, instead of fac ing more serious charge, and paid a fine of S10.
 The arrest in the Ninth street af- far was made by Charles Stamford.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-14
William B. Hornblower,

William B. Hornblower, who is prominently mentioned among the possible successors to Chauncey M Depew in the United States senate has never held important public of flee
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-14

F. F. Best won the contest for the Presidents cup, one up on bogie.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-14

Mrs. c. T. Cornell, who has beer visiting friends in Douglas the pas few weeks, left yesterday for bel home in Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-14

Dr. Ednundson, mayor of Bisbee, Mrs. Edmundson and children were visitors in Douglas yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-14

Rutherford, o.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-09-24
THE YIELD OF THE YEAR,

For years i has been the policy
of the National Magazine to keep
close TO the fundamentals Of the
nation s greatness, and OF these
the prospe1ptl and farm life is
greatest. 70 get every possible
ano!e on Is greatest. To oct
every possible angle on the crop
situation this year the Governors
Of every State were written or
teIegraphed to tndivldaully, for
their own personal resume Of the
situation. and by "nite' wire or
letter. from State Capitol, rcerea-
tian camp or the momcntarIly
important strategic campaign
point. have come the letters OF the
governors telling Of the crop con
ditions and prospects. Weight is
gaining each year in that phrase
The Governor" - like a fourth
department in the evolution Of our
government, the more mutual.
fraternal. concerted actions Of our
government. There is certain
qualification IN further formulat-
ING this progressing idea is ma
tional affairs. The readers Of the
National for October are getting
the rep rt of the Yield Of the Year
by the Governors Of the United
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