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New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
- READ THE OTHERS AND GO TO WORK 1s
HELP WANTED.
emHlE

Eemaia
HoUSEKEEPER- $50. -idover three children.
hone IL Michigan. Sc applicants here Tues
aa-- The Hopkins Eiuce-ional Bureau. 5o7 9Th
ave
KLICBENMAIp. 20 60 TO Deal Beach. \. ],
Call this morning. Miss Anna Lacy Century
ETnploynsnt Bureau Il West 3sth 81
kITcHE0NAID. 70 70 = BROOKLYN call 5il,s
m=nt Bureau u Vest 3ssn 81.
LzDI ; NaID-aCHe who understands -naricur
ing and hair6rsssi-s preferred: must have good
reference Industrial Association OF America,
Irc, I We=. 40 :
LATNBRESS- -CFIARIBERMAID for CITY. com
trF later. 40 Enirts oF collars three IN family,
81 Miss Margaret Smiths Bureau. - West 42d
s. iooc2 III
LAUNDREssEs Tor private families. must do
shirts no fee uut I'll placed Miss CurrJ's Eu-
reaU, = NesJ sd =, Rooms 5li-3l2.
LATNDRESSFS. Tvho win asisE chambers. OH,
Tor private families 10 fee until placed Miss
Curry-s bureau. . Vest 90 ST Rooms Sli-5i2.
NURSE for Two children. s.. TO travel: must
be experienced aI5 have good references n
llsf nal Association = West 42d ST.
NJ EEERY GOEETlEI1S- French for chic G..
must have experience and references. Indus
trial Association Of ATne-ica INC = West +2d St
NURSERY GoEERNEsS. 10 - to Far RocA-
away Cor summer; one who speaks German
preferred good references. EaGuired- Industrial
Association, = West 42d ST..
NURSERY GOVEREESS. $40. competent to
teach English. German. akEisz music. Gail i'm
II dIatcly. Tae Hopkins E1ucatona! Bureau 507
5th ave
NURSERY tIONERNEs5, willing 70 travel, fer
Clli6- fo4r- must be competent and have good
references Industrial Association Inc, = West
80 -
PROTES-rA NJ domestic help al capacities.
-gantec. private families; no fee Until placed.
Miss C7IrT-'s Bureau, - West 42d ST. Room 2l1-
s9FRAllO for city syna gogUe: good reader; SIS
monthly. Webster Choir Exchange. lSG Jth
ave
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WOPK WANTED.
Male.

Male
Az INTELLIGENT astigs man; @S; sool' Cd; 'P..
connected with reliable house. MI. 2e60 Sd ay1
BUII.DER5-I wish position with growing con
! ceTu. ara estlTnaIef. detsiler ana inst class
zu-erintendeat. can make good at anything in Of
nee OF on Job Address, Sl1uctural Superlntend-
4 eut. Box 3. Tribune Office
/ ECSINBSs MANAIER.-By Scotchnlan: good
abilities; employed IS cashier Fulton. 900
/ West 23d IT.
CHAT FF'I1U R-Celores. single. understands bis
ing would q anywhere best reference from last
! employer. GErnbs III East IoGtI' 81
/ CIIs5- F-lEE,T-R = Single; swede (26p, reliable,
-iI-le 80 iss, refsTenoe 60 aiz
where T T-4F,-on. 1S4 lexington ave
1 CHAUFFEi F;-scotoh: Thoroughly eNperiesneed'
careful driver, strictly temperate relic Die.
willing obgng: personal and written reference:
Macdonald 243 Wet Ash 8
CHAUFFE FECR-Colo-ed best references, latest
motor cars George Z. Rseves. I02 west sd st.
1 CJEsTTFFTTR and USEFUL. MAN.-Light col
cred South american. licensed; go anywhere.
moderate salary Gag, care Of williams PAS
C0TIECToP-Man IS as collector. Ui give
security 10 any amount aager. lol madi-
81
( COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY STUDENT EN-
PIOYME.CT COMMITTEE can furnish thor
oughIy competent men and women tutors and
rart tine and summer work Employment
Committee, suD-station 81. City Telephone
i4oo-sIorainEsiee-
DO y0T7P WINDOWS need cleaning? Reliable.
well recommended window cleaner (not con
recIed with company. open for enSaEeineHtfi
private houses or of1ces. L6tgren, -2S East
z0th
ENGINEER R.-ExpeTieuced all around machinery;
good references Engineer, 6sf Grand ct,
Brooklyn.
SECRETARY and IN confidential position 70 LADY
gentleman. by rnicdie-agsd man. very htsn-
est references integrity ", Box g. Ir!b-
uns otics.
YOUNG MAJ OF 80. 10 years experience and
with & u hcroUgh acquaintance IL wholesale
and retail drug trade desires 10 establish an
agency or branch office IN Chicago for an
Eastern firm in that line: furnish the very
= Nie-naur. No. - East Lake ST chicago il
Y0T-sTC5 MAN coIorec married sober. wishes
position A references from present employer.
4 tdress 7 g., Tribune Uptown once. ISo4
Broadway
YOUNG NAN. 90. at anything: permanent CT
temporary; COCO references unooe9ats ss-arT-
BIauvet. SO Bank 8. ---
7oTNo NAN seeks position with builder or con
tractor: can make snc rsso sketches OF pia5is'
Best references L. Box 81. Irtntlne OlIlce
Y0T5Nds Man IS Investigator CT work OF private
uaulre: highest reference II. HubneF. io@i
! EzLhgzte ave
Female
lady Of reAnezasnt and education desires posi-
ton as companion al elderly gentleman or
LADY. best references Charles toEliIL1eFcis
School - jefferson ave. BEooklyn
TYPEWRITING- AfULTIGRAPHING-
Accurate reasonable Ray, Room SVoS, Net
ropclitan Building. 2Sd st. Madison ave- 1es7
--FS7-z zrnE-
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COUNTRY BOARD.

TO RENT, for the summer months in the
most delightful section Of the Berkshire
Hills, four well furnished rooms with bath
and II desired. kitchen ana use Of stable For
% rticulars write to ". Z. g. GEISSE. r. F. D.
No. .. Great Darlington, Mass
TEACHERS wish children to board end care
for IA country Tor summer. 153 Gates ave.
Brooklyn.
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/ wiling 70 assist with Vai-lIg pFe-@rs 70 60
FttzGerald's Bureau, 5o3 Fifth ave; entrance
TENBFP5TATD-SEAM EAMSTREsS : Young. ce-
-aTIa -Eri- yriI1og Ind obIfgi1g. ~ Years ref
Fnplovnent Bureau. sos 9Th ave. entrance on
CONF PsNIoN--C;rsduets nurse. several years
oltsids experience. as companion 70 seInl-inya- @
Graduate. P o Box 100. HenlpsJea3. Lorg Islsna
coO-By vedis6 grl: frst claEs 4 in sll br9nef-
=; best city retereL-ceS hao Lrlelio e ,o a..
iunlbus ave Tel Isa4 SCHUYLER
COOK OF laurdrezs, vaitress OF chsrnheInajyd !;
sisters; tour ears reference; s2So r.. M55e ,z5e
COOK and CFIAMBERMAID and WAITRESS,
Finnish girls. exceptionally good references; g.;
excellent cock and manager, city or country.
Jussia Bureau. CSC Lexington ay4
COOK-W WATTRESs--Two friepds. tosetherr; very
neat and tidy, willing and obliging; $50 and
So FlaIerty's Bureau, As5 Columbus ave Tel
Tsl- River.
J.PI,F-.-Young married German. no children;
farmer. gardener; can milk: care horses. cot
tase peferTed; we'll recommended. Carpenters g
B6reau- 154 ST. ayt.
excellent references. New York district Annie
Barrett. 766 Columbus ave.
GENERAL. HOTsEWORKER-B respectable
white Woman: in small fail4ily personal refer
erces; wages SO toinpateI-t. I91 East i-1th s..
VsitTess5 Danish Protestant; very neat; city or
2s6 St -
H0USEW0RK KER-By Young. FINNISH girl; best bs,t
references; city preferred Weld $ Bureau J-4
Columbus ave. rel. 7sa4 schuyier.
KITCHEN Competent neat Swedish girl:
excellent references; city or country sampson
& Nelson Bureau, III 4th ave Tel 1865 Mad'-
son square
T1DY'S MAID English Protestant; can cut
ard ~: excellent seamstress, good hair
dresser packer. traveller. year and halFs ref
ererce lsst employer y Miss FftzGerald' )
Bureau sos 5th are, entrance "a s..
LADY.s MAID-EHperiene!ed french , girl girl wishes wishes
ences. HalmeTs. - west 19th ST
IAJ-HyIR EsS-Good. smart young Irish girl;
wages SIS FIaherty-s Bureau. 4S5 Columbus
ave. Tel. 7+1-Riyer
LAT5NDRE9S. CHAAIBLRlIAID-Young English
ei~i. god Iaundress. SOD so 3, Miss Hof-
nlsTe-'s Bureau, 80 9Th ave. ninth floor Tel
1927 Madison SQUARE.
Il 5l@f references; colored- go East Eagle ST.
MRS DIcKINsON'S
COOPERATIVE EMP. BUREAU.
NEW LOC ALTON.
SO FIFTH AVE,
\ +. OF G5th st.
IEtgt class servants. male AND female.
Tel 6422 Madison Square
NT-RSF- &c.-Ciraduate nurse for summer as
O. take special care Of delicate child, have two
sears' experience 81 traEelling companion p Il ia
sen, Queens. Long lslan1.
TWO GIRLS TO do work of small house
work together; Amt so. niece 1S 10 Is,
-ooa references b Miss Fitzsarald's sBu-
T4au 5O3 5th ave; entrance 42d.
y AR r Ts5c-Y YOUNG. neat German girl; excellent
,,-s5fra.g or chaTabermaid. Tcry best city refer
ercle tysterbeTg's Bureau. 1i6 Lexington ave.
Tel. 1855 Plaza.
WAITRESS, psrlormaid-Y Young Protestant; un-
5--sfsnds thoroughly care % silver salads, etc :
S2r sgn II Miss Hofmayers Bureau. 800 5th
g. = Tel 1927 Madison square
- !. T7r57F7eS- CFIAABERMAID.-Good smart girl !.
,--r-- best references; city or country: wages
cp5 Flsherty's Bureau, 4s5 Columbus are. Tel.
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IN ) STRuCTLON.

OF bOLH NtAeS-CIty.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
MADISON SQUARE (i122 BROADWAY.
Harlem Branch. 34S Lencx Ave- near I25th s.
Brooklyn Branch, 2I5-220 livingston 81.
Schools open all the year.
Summer School at Asbury Park. N. J.
Teachers Sert 10 all places within 100 rallies.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
AUCTION SALES

Nv TTTPTTTpJ Of an execution 7 viii sal al
ft- firle and interest the Campo Tile co.
had on May 8. 1910 and t,sI, thsTssttsr as to wit:
--.- -A-.,S y6otor one hand truck. 5 barrels Of
LENT one small mixing tank. one lot OF saw
6Ist one lot o. empty barrels. ct II g. NJ. 4l2
west i' JAMES J. DEZELL.
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CEA1TRERaIAID

: CEA WEEPNAID or parlor rnaIs- >7-solsh-
/ willing 70 assist with waiting prefers 70 60
! 70 I =noT Mass. three wears reference Miss
/ FttzGerald's Bureau, sos Fifth avs; entrance
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VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS

rev HorS once. THE PLAZA.
Waters. baths, hotels and environments 10
where edualled. Rheumatism. gout and nervous
diseases cured. Complete hydro-therapeutic ap-
paratus japanese tea room Golf riding. dr.v
Ing and outdoor pastimes. Through sleepers
and Pullman reservations. 9. a Q. Once. $50
Broadway, and ofices Pennsylvania Railroad.
FRED STERRY. Manager. Hot Springs. Va
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HoUSEKEEPER. $50. -i5over three children.
hone II Michigan. Sc applicants here Tues
da-- The Hopkins Educational Bureau. 5o7 9Th
ave
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,---.. female

n HAETED-To fea-u Newspaper
-g magazine illustrating and fash
---s- Thomas. LIS west 25c st. Re"
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CT31 1NBFP5TK KTT-SEAN ANSTPESS - Young ce-
pable girl. wiling and obLiginE; 272 Years RET
erences last en1ploTer y n. Miss fitZfTerald
Employment Bureau. sos 9Th ave. entrance -oI
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OREssMAKINe AND MILLINERY.
PERFECT FORM &sfss A9as e Rosss sssF 4ss ss5s 3
"a
BOARD AND ROOMS.

SECOND STORY front ana sinsle rooms, ez-
cellert soa-3 conveniencss; telephone. reason
able 80 West lS0rh 81
10TH ST To6 y West-Socond nOor. we-g FIR
nished large closet. bath. also hail rcou1.
shaded park street. modern. wen Kept hours; =;
excellent tabla.
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t-s-- r..-er-rE salesman 10 handle best uro7osi-
Lc- -l Long iS-zu6s liberal commission leads
furnished SUITE d-G3T . West .;4rh ST.
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RIISINEsS CHANCES

PTsTNTTTC;-tO 900 nns biIihsads Isc osnsr
printing Just chs2p-' sand soF representatives
Bryant Press - West sd Job Dept
COLLECTIONS promptly aud Vigorously han
dlsd H. ? Fry. Room 1929 Singer Sidg
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11

OFFICE 10Y over Is Years must be p'lhit'
e-c-l ---sua-c- state sge. nsfio7alityr concerr
- - (lr sr5 =aIs--- expected Write Box o.
t--z--- CT--. so Brozdwa5. Brockl,ra
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~tL1- s-i-,- 80 -crc-Ehcur ne United States q
e. s,-csn-ti.e recessitiess references rec uIres-
10 e,ei Tire and Protector Co. go Broad
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= S-2-s0v positions tor 2@Ilz-ho write srd
rE-Te vel Min reiiat.e rirns. sS2z Upward
3 -=-=rt1sl Ensfl--ilsrt Corporee-s-.. DO Broad
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Eemaie

USEFUL N.N-Gerrnan; coTrpetenL around gar
den lawns. etc also eZ9erienced with hcrs@S
cows and chickens; gooa references; S2S. Nathe7-
sc- Burszu 21s 18th avs. Tel 37S Br-ant
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11

INSURANCE.. industrial uIen- easy selling side
l-e. sol5el opportunity 1880 70 :. suite 6l2.
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1 = A- -azf estate business splencid
-7.@ Pr GzEHsfrzr business proPerty: -oT
--i, sl@-is.f.- United Realt-. $50 Nas-
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-' $50 '-ris--zr wiling 70 learn ana capable
. acting az CIV -rzrese-srz-5ge- commission
--e-- N- SMITH Eosrs CD $50 Nassau ST
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PATENTS
LAWYERS

soHN HENRY FREESE Maro-ttgs RrtEttrs
Rem So, a. West Sith 81 tE-rsld Saua-e9~
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Female

LADY Of rehne-asat and education ces'res posi-
fion as companion al elderly gentleman or
Ys5v- best references. Charles Commercial
School. - jefferson ave. Brooklyn
TYPEWRIrING- AfULTIGRAPHING-
Accurate. reasonable Ray, Room s9os, h-et-
pfcne. tse6-Gramercy
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C55Tp NI0N-SECRETAP PT-T kIlF-T-Nuzt d
~ e7-r.tlne- sl05 pe~ month and hoard, fine
= 7-----f-r- winthrop Buresu- g. Nest 3stl -
---EE - - .aen - Ezs aruence ire. Vel
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11

tALT---L>. automatic srokers. steam engines,
.c--s-s-r- arl pu-17s fer manufacturing cor
- E---s-'- snis- salary o0en- Ca'i write
---... ~ --l9 r7rc15p.-
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s.-1H-f.s HF--P. experienced n Office detei &;
r1HT ~ hgos6eepinE- salary SO
. - -.as------ --r--e-l- E-Lariror RriidlnE-
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11

1t-1L-T 5yEP0T.aTIO,5 has e>ceptionai open
'-z f-- l---1- -cI1ng man experience not es-
fs5= -zL tcrz-oouS- M Jacobs, Inlts5
-.ztT. -=n Nassau s.
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-t---aIU wanted. experience ana refer
-=- aus willing - sssfsf butler
ID. association q America. lnc-. IL West
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11

.tt tE-f.ET-= ~zrrez for country club
11l Employment Ageuc-, 80 Lexington
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11

go -.5EE57-AID ard NETY5-ewecfsh. four n
elod references s25 Hiss F'ftzGerald s
---i--=E- Bureau. 505 5th ave- entrance on
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--I---l --Fe'7I- TeIler1fl flisf.Illllt
sz5-su-1. .1~ lre CT vertical engines; 5000
s251y Business service Co.. 3G9 Bros6-sy.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11

e~LLS,ts s--L,-. .e--euced man wallpaper itne.
-o-Crr- ----- England ter-i-o--- si-Soo-S5s Ou'l-
-s.-Hss ire Co. SOC Eroa 5prar-
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11

.-sE1EIAG - PEPTNTE& &DEN7. froroushiy
.zr.~.e7ez7 IN lesigr and Tnsnufs c+ltre Of
ts---zz auE % mas s. eco -. 90 C=jI Busi-
n service Co. .57a Bra ,s7Fz--.
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,-sH-4 GER experiences IN organizing terrtto-z--
r1e-1-tr-- s. COO N-sLII tPCsition BToke-1,
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---i--E-,- experienced - cl1lrclcerles ana
i=--- t.- central W=Ss- Apply through Busi-
r Ss-= CO.. .a- rr1ss7--ay-
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11

-E-EC-FE 5Efs-S1one artist T.autes---lne who
h-s Ez- er-e--=nae process work sJea 3y-
-----icr Apply Andrew J. Kellogg Co. 4e9
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11

z-oTe -C--rz-r- confidential call OF write.
E-siness -e--tc5 Co 300 Rroa5vav
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11

ELIEHENNAIp. 70 g TO Deal Beach. \ J.
Call this morning, Miss Anna LACY, Century
In lc.-1srt E.-raaIl- Il TEsst eSth =
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11

CONT. NI0%--(Sra aduets nurse several years
outside experience. as companion 10 seTt-inva-
Id or delicate or elderly Christian LADY Address
r,ra,i.1atn 2 = Eox 100 F{er1rstesa. LorE Island
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11

g --EEE-Eo-luE man s5o-L q. -7'elt e,5uoetsd
-=z- II 7rCssrance and psrscnalitE- Trsterahl-
use Eno= le6g= = bookkeeping and stsncs-aphy
$50 1pro--1r--y. SI5-SIS weekly 10 start Blsi-
ID. Il
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-01-19
BODY OF HENRY BECKER
BURIED YESTERDAY P. M.
Pioneer Resident of Liberty Township
Died in Minneapolis Last FRI
day.-Was Popular.

The body of Henry Becker, a
pioneer resident Of Liberty town
ship, was buried in Greenwood
cemeteyr yesterday afternoon, the
| obsequies being attended by a
large number of relatives and
friends who paid their last respects
to the memory of the deceased.
Henry Becker died at the
University hospital at Minneapolis
last Friday, having been taken to
Minneapolis the day previous.
He had been ailing for the past
three years and had failed rapidly
during the last two months. His
death was not unexpected, but the
announcement of his final end was
something of a shock.
The body was brought to
Bemidji Sunday and taken to the
home of the deceased, on the shore
of Campbell lake. Funeral SER
vices were held at the home yester-
day forenoon, Rev. Theo. Buenger
of Cass Lake officiating, the body
being brought to Bemidji for
burial.
Henry Becker was the first
resident to make his home in
Liberty township, where he located
some fifteen years ago. He had
always been prominently lndenti-
fed with the affairs of his town
ship, and has always been a mem
Der of the town board of super
visors. He was also member of
the school board Of his district
and served as an official on this
board continuously, with the ex-
ception of one or two terms.
Henry Becker was man of
decided opinions, strong in his
Hikes and dislikes, but was known
as loyal and true friend and a
staunch and reliable citizen.
| Deceased was about 40 years oi
age. He was single and his
parents made their home with
him, at his farm residence, a,
ICampbell lake.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-01-19
BILLINGS WON AGAIN I'm
HARD-FOUGHT CONTEST
big Bemidg'' 0utplayed Montana Champions in First
half of Last Nights Basketball Game.-Locals
Weakened in the Second HALF

that they went into the second
half with renewed vigor, their
splendid physical condition giving
them stamina to stand the swift
pace set by Bemidji.
Two baskets were shot with
swiftness that fairly took Bemidji off
their feet, and the locals were
guarded so closely that they were
kept from scoring field baskets,
although great many throws
barely escaped being scores, luck
being with the visitors, who are very
accurate in their throwing.
When Brown retired, Dick went
in as forward and Heffron went back
as guard, Nord going in as center.
The changes of positions did not
work we'll, and Bemidji did not
score.
During the second half, Billings
scored 10 points. Bemidji being
given one point and throwing one
foul basket, making 2 scores. Final
score, 20 to II.
Prof. Robinson gave excellent
satisfaction as referee.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-01-19

The Billings basketball team
handed the "Big Bemidg" team a
second defeat, last night, in a
game which was marked by
aggressive and fast playing, in
which the Billings players showed
superior physical condition and
staying qualities, which was big
factor in winning the game, the
final score of which was 20 to a.,
in favor of Billings.
Floyed Brown, the big captain
of the ''Big Bemidg" team was in
the lineup last night, for the first
half and part of the second half,
and his playing was one of the
features of the contest.
Browns presence in the game
gave the locals confidence, and
they fought to the best OF their
ability from the start of the
referees whistle.
The locals outplaYed the visit
ors in the first half of the game,
the half resulting IL to 10, in ia
vor of Bemidji, and it looked as
though the famous bunch from
Montana were to suffer their first
defeat on their present invasion of
the east.
During the intermission between
the halves, E. P. Neill, manager
of the Billings team, gave his pro-
teges a serious talk, with theresult
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-01-19
SECOND Entertainment
FOR Benefit F|REMEN
Will Be Given at City Opera House
This Evening, by a Good
.,..~ Company.

The second number in the series
of entertainments which are being
given under the auspices of the
Bemldji fire department to help swell
the tournament fund will be given
at the City Hall this evening
by the Eileen Mcguire company,
under the management of John
Hutchinson.
This company is composed of
three entertainers, and is spoken of
very highly. F. =
3 The leader of the company is
Miss Eileen Mcguire, the great con-
tralto soloist of the City Temple,
London, England, who has won
international fame as soloist, and
she is assisted by Miss Lucy Web
ling, entertainer, and Walter Nc
NdyC3 ulAuOA loIs
Of Miss Mcguire, the Edinburg
Scotsman says:
The young singers clear bird-like
notes won appreciation at once. Her
superb contralto voice thrilled the
audience and her style was a revela-
ton. The range and quality of her
voice are quite out of the ordinary,
whilst she shows evidence of the
best training and natural voice pro-
duction."
The Lundon Daily Telegraph
says of Miss Lucy Webbing:
"She has the quaintest knack of
telling stories in way calculated to
make the most serious laugh"
The Vancouver World says of
Mr.. McRaye:
"Mr. McRaye'ss rendering of
Little Bateese' was one of the
daintiest and most humanizing bits
of stagework we have seen for many
a day." -~,-.~
The proceeds of these entertain
ments will be given to the fund for
holding the fremen's tournament
in Bemidji next June, a very worthy
object, and they should be literally
patronized. The fremen have more
season as we'll as single tickets which
they desire to sell, and the public
should respond literally.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-01-19
Elk Meeting Thursday Might.

Regular meeting of Bemidji Lodge,
No. 1852, B. P. O. Elks, Thursday
night. Jan. 20. All Elks should be
present.
F. S. Lycan, E. R.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-01-19

Additional local matter on
last page.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-01-19
Northern National in New Home.

The Northern National Bank has
removed to the new quarters, in the
Bacon block, where the business of
the bank is being gotten into apple
pie" order, in an up-to-date banking
room that, for elegance of fixtures
and superb appointments, cannot be
equaled in northern Minnesota.
The election of officers of the new
Northern National bank resulted in
the choosing of the following:
Directors-A. P. White, A. D.
Stephens, w. L. Brooks, T. l..
Shevlin and J. E. Cowan.
A. P. White, president; A. D.
Stephens, vice president; w. L.
Brooks, cashier.
The bank now has a capital of
$50,00O, with $4,000 surplus; having
but recently been increased from
$4,000.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-01-19

occasion one of the most enjoyable
in the history of local secret orders.
The members of the Rebekah
lodge will serve a supper, and there
will be a social session, after the
installation services.
+ All Rebekahs and Odd Fellows,
whether members of the local lodges
or not, are urged to attend this joint
installation. =
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-01-19
C0ML|NS SUES WINNIPEG
TRIBUNE $4,000 DAMAGES
Was Accused Of MansIau9hter, and Is
Now Going After the Cana.
dian Paper.

The Rainy River Region of
Baudette publishes the following
account of the retaliation of ]. c.
Comlins, an account of whose ar
rest on the charge of manslaughter
was published in yesterdays Pio-
neer:
"Comlins is evidently going to
fight back as hard as he can, and
has instructed his attorney, N. E.
Hagel, to sue the Winnipeg Tri-
bune for S., 900 for alleged libel.
1t was stated by the Tribune
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-01-19

that last year Comlins was selling
liquor without license at Grace
ton, Mimi, and that one night a
man named Harry Smith after
drinking freely at the place went
out and lost his life on the railroad
track. ...s.
1T was futher stated as result
of the inquest Comlins was held
responsible for the death OF
Smith and was charged with
manslaughter, from which charge
it was said he escaped on a
technicality.
"After that it was alleged that
the charge of selling liquor with
out a license was laid against him.
elm the draft of the action for
damages this story is entirely
denied. 1t is admitted that
Comlins lived at Graceton and
that he owns there the general
store, the blacksmith shop, the
schoolhouse and the saloon.
"The saloon, Comlins states, has
a license, and had one at the time
referred to in the article; and more
over it was merely owned and not
operated by Comlins, who held the
position of landlord only.
"Acharge was laid against Com
lins for blind pigging but he claims
the grand jury failed to make a
finding."
cit is further claimed in the
action that Comlins was never tried
for manslaughter, nor charged
with it, nor suspected of it,"