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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-30
Fsur Government Men in Bemidji and
May Get Busy Here
Tomorrow
LIQUOR DEALERS ARE WARNED
If They Attempt to Make '*Plants'
ALI Kinds of Trouble in Store,
Say. Agent.

Four government men are working
either in or near Remidji today and
indications are that the saloons will
be closed either tomorrow or the
next day.
On December E several of the
agents will be compelled to appear
as witnesses in court at Madison,
Wisconsin. For that reason it is
more than likely that the saloons
here will be put out of business while
the agents are available.
The men here today are Sero,
Way, Kalberg of Bagley and Bran.
non, the last named agent having
just arrived from Oklahoma.
The saloons ale to be closed SIM
altaneously. 1t is probable that spe-
ciaI deputies will be employed to
guard each place to see that al the
liquor is shipped, and that none is
sold.
It is said by one of the agents that
but four regularly employed govern
ment men will take part in the clos
ing up Of Bemidji, and that the work
undoubtedly will begin early in, the
day, before the bars have become
we'll patronized.
Special emphasis is made by the
agents against the effort Of any sa-
loonke eper to plant" any stock
The threat is made that if such an
effort to save the liquor IS discovered
that the offender will be prosecuted
to the full limit of the law. -.
If the saloon men close up
promptly and ship their supplies
out without delay 1t probably will
mean immunity from old charges.
GAS matter of fact" said an
agent today, "we have evidence to
show that Bemidji dealers have
shipped liquor in illegally, but it is
not the aim of this department to
perscute anyone, but the charges
are there, backed with evidence,
and can be prosecuted if there is
any necessity"
"Pussyfoot" Johnson is not in
MINNEAPOLIS today, said one of the
agents here this afternoon, who also
said that it would be against orders
to say where his chief had gone.
In the meantime the saloons here
continue to do good business, slim
ulated in some places by bargain
prices.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-30

With the official figures of the
Minnesota census tax available, the
convention of the Northern Minne-
sofa Development association which
convenes in Brainerd at 10 a. m. to-
morrow will be in a position to per-
form the important task of perpar-
ing 2 reapportionment bill.
Representative citizens from Be-
midi will be present to assist IN this
work. The special car on the M. &
(which was set out here this morn
ing will be we'll filled, and several
will 60 down tomorrow.
The Bemidji crowd will wear
badges and will make it a point to
boost for Bemidji and Beltrami
county and all northern Minnesota.
Al, Kaiser and F. S. Kalberg will
20 down on the special car tonight
as representatives of Bagley and
Clearwater and from Shevlin A. l.
Gordon and A. w. Krohn will 60.
The special car from here will be
set out in the Brainerd yards and its
occupants will not need to get up
until 7:30. There is still room for q
few more on this car.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-30
FISH SEASON OPENS DEC, IS
Game Warden Bailey Explain. Pro.
visions of New Law. -

There is mistaken impression
among many of the fishermen who
take fish from the inland lakes as to
the beginning of the season " ben a
fish house may be used in spearing
certain varieties during the winter
season." says Game Warden Bailey
of this city.
For many years the season for the
lawful fish houses was from Deem
Der 1 to April /, but two years ago the
legislature changed the season, be.
ginning. December IS and terminal.
Ing April /. License must first be
secured from the state Care and
Fish commission. application being
first made, in which the applicant
must state that he desires to use the
fish house for obtaining fish for his
domestic use and not tor commercial
purposes, the sale of any fish so
caught being punishable by fine. .
Only pickereI, carp, buffalo, bull
heads, suckers and red horse can be
lawfully taken by spear and using
fish house, the spearing of pike,
bass of any kind, perch and muskal-
longe being strictly forbidden, at
any time.
"Ihe law passed two years ago
regulating the use of fish houses
contains provision thatsthe
Game and Fish commissionssInay
withhold PERMISSION to erect fish
house on certain lakes, if they see
fit so to do, this prov'sion lill-
doubtedly being sinserred fp ne
purpose OF protecting bass and
other fish. which it is illegal to
spear by not permitting the cree
ton and maintenance Of a fish
house on the ice of such lakes dur.
ing the winter months.
Another provision much appre.
ciated by the settlers of this section
is the extension of the season when
whitefish may be taken with net.
Formerly the season for netting
whitetish was from November 10 to
De cember 10. The new law allows
the netting OF the fish until January
10
Quite large number of white.
fish aud two-lippers are being taken
from tie waters in this vicinity and
I have every reason to believe that
the f hing from the fish houses will
be better this W inter than ever be,
FORE"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-30
PETEEDD NOT TO WRESTLE
No Foundation to Report That he Wa,
to Meet Sailor Jack.

Pete Edd today denied that he
was to wrestle "Sailor Jack" here
tonight.
"No one ever had any author,.
ty to say that l was going to
wrestle. 1t isn't so," said Mr..
Ed, "and l don't want the public
to be deceived by such a report
They asked me if would help
take care of the. preliminaries and
that is all there is to it. am not
going to wrestle Sailor Jack and I
would like to have you say 50 in the
paper"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-30
Horses For Sale.

Just received a carload of good
sound horses weighing about. 1000
BIS. each. Age, 4 to years. Come
aud see them at Tom Smart's barn.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-30
Everything Complete for Successful
Gathering of Development
Association. p,
SPECIAL CAR FROM BEMlDu
Will Be Filled With Booster. and Others
Will Go on the Regular
Trains.

Washington, Nov. 3O-(Daily Pio-
neer Special Wire Service)-Census
Director Durand today announced
the census of Minnesota and all it's
counties.
Minnesota has >2,075,702 resi-
dents.
This is an increase OF 324,314,
or IS 5 per cent over 1900.
Beltrami county population is
1887; Cass county 1850; Clear
water $500; Polk 36,oo1.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-30

Socialist Lecture Tonight
There will be Socialist lecture in
the Odd Fellow hall at o'clock to-
night. "A special invitation is ex-
tended to women. Admittance free.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-30
A Snap.

Let us show you the best cot
tage in town for the money.
Terms given.
Zlegler & Ziegler Co.
Schroeder Block.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
Flirting With F1esters Offer "Cck Hudson
Bardist Wright Turns New Reliance
TAXES UP DUTIES
AT RELIANCE CLUB
New Gymnasium Superinfend-
emf a Former Crack Ath=
lefe at Institution

: OAKLAND. Jan. 4.-Chester A. Nc
Intyre, until recently physical director
of the Stockton athletic club, and who
was called here to become superintend-
ent of the Reliance athletic club, has
assumed charge OF the gymnasium. He
is now reorganizing the classes and
preparing to take up the work of Sc
Iecting teams for the club participation
in gridiron and baseball contests.
Mcintyre was for several months
wrestling instructor at Reliance, and
went to Stockton a year ago TO take
charge of the newly organized club
there. The Reliance directors tried to
bring him back few months ago, Of
fering him a salary higher than that
then paid TO him at Stockton. To re-
tain Mcintyre the directors of the
Stockton club increased his pay His
chief reason for coming to Oakland at
this time is to be with his family.
Mcintyre has already reorganized the
businessmen's gymnasium classes The
morning class viii have the gym from
s until IL O'Clock. Other classes for
men will be held from noon until 1880
o'clock and from until $3.50 o'clock.
Later this month Mcintyre will organ
ize women's and ehildren's classes
The new director Of the Reliance club
is an all round athlete and achieved
considerable local renown as a con-
testant in Reliance colors before he
became an instructor.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
SPOTLGGM1fS
ON Sp0R1 rs

The decision of Sol Levinson calling
the Burns Smith fight a draw has left
bad taste in the mouths of the fans,
and they are still talking of 1T. 1t
would not take long to knock the
game with a few more decisions a la
Levinson.
According TO the dispatches from
Stockton. the fans there are not for
organized baseball, and they can not
figure where the patrons of the game
are going to be benefited by the State
league going into the trust. Moreing
evidently realizes this, and he is about
ready to pull up his stakes and get
out of the organization
Norman, the Alaskan long distance
runner. says Hayes and some of the
other stars are trying to keep out
siders out OF the coming Marathon.
which Is scheduled to be run January
16
Lew Powell will be back In town
in a few days and says that he viii be
ready to meet any OF the hghtweights.
He is more than anxious TO get another
chance at Ad~Wolgast-
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
BILLIARDIST WILL
MEET CHAMPIONS
"Chick" Wright, King of Anna
feurs, Will Seek HOn0rs i'm
Professional Field

'stChick' Wright, one of the greatest
billiard players this state has produced
and holder of the amateur billiard
to forsalSe the ranks of the amateur
players to seek honors in wider field.
Wright is to open billiard room here
soon and this step on his part deprives
him of his amateur standing.
Wright's career as an amateur has
been clean and though he has been
importuned many times to turn pro-
fessional, he has up to this time held
off. He entered four tournaments for
the amateur championships and was
always contender for the honors, but
it was not until his fourth attempt that
he was successful in bringing home the
title.
In these tournaments, as a rule, he
was unlucky. on one occasion he was
called home owing to the illness of his
father and again he was taken sick
while the tournament was in progress
which greatly hindered his chances OF
reaching the goal. In the amateur
tournament held IN New York last year
he won the championship easily.
wright's retirement from the anna
teur ranks means that he must part
with the beautiful trophy which he
earned through his skill with the
worries. 1t goes back to the donors in
accordance with amateur tournament
rules.
Along with his new business project
Wright intends to continue practice
and start out for higher honers in the
professional field, In a recent prac-
tice game he finished with an average
of 80 80.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued In
San Francisco Tuesday, January 4, 1910;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. c. Bolton, "a.
San Luis obispo and Mary #. Hourihan, "a,
452 Oak st.
CAMPBELL-wRIGHT- 4. Campbell, Is.
San Francisco, aand Marion F. Wright, %,
2J04 Scott ST.
O-GRACCHI-Geroiamo Fazio, 20, and
Thomasia Gracchi. %, both of 4450 Mission
street.
HANDLEY--OWENS--W william p. Handley, %.
San Francisco, and Maud NJ Owens, rs, as
Woodward ave.
Observation-Disclosures Hijar, 50. 1908
Stockton St, and Luisa Garcia, y, s2a Vallejo
street.
HILL-HERMES-Augu J. n. Hill. %, and
Mirta A. A. Hermes, 23 both Of Alameda.
R0SENON-- A. Rosemon, 81,
Oakland and Louise NJ Obef. 20 HOG Fell st..
RoSENBAUM- M-CAIN-Edgar J, Rosenbaum, 35,
Medferd, Ore, and Annie Q. Cain, 2l, 4274
Twenty fourth st.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S. swsnton "a,
1890 Vallejo St, and Alice Jackson, "a, 5757
Washington st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
COMMITTEE FIXES
BASKET BALL RULES
Coming p. A. A. Tournament
VIII Consist of Matches for
Five Different Weights

The basket ball committee of the Pa
cif1c athletic association. which is COM
posed of Robert w Dodd, Charles Min
10 and Alfred Katschinski, held meet
ing yesterday and decided upon the
conditions which viii govern the ap-
preaching tournament.
The tournament Will be divided into
two sections, one in Alameda county
and one here. Each one will consist of
competitions in FIVE classes of weights,
as follows: Midget class of not more
than 10 pounds, intermediate class of
not more than 120 pounds. junior class
Of not more than i30 pounds, senior
class of not more than AS pounds and
unlimited class OF more than 145
pounds
February "a has been set as the date
for the first games, entries closing Feb
ruary 10 Eight players will be al
lowed to enter for each team and the
weight taken will be the average of
the men playing. The members of each
team will be required to weigh in in
uniform before each game in which
the team plays, and any team not able
TO make the weight viii be immedi-
ateiy dropped from the tournament
The uniform shall consist of pants, up
per and shoes.
tion series and a team losing a game
viii be Immediately dropped from
competition. All the seminal and final
games will be played in this city
Owing to the great deficit caused by
paying expenses last year the commit
tee has decided that no expenses will
be guaranteed to any team, but that
so per cent of the net proceeds Of the
tournament will be divided pro rata
mi those
teams coming from points more than
25 miles distant from the city.
There is every indication that the
number OF entries will even exceed
THAI Of last year, when the list reached
SO. Every player that participates
must be registered in the Pacific ath-
letic association. Entrance blanks can
be had after next Monday either at
Spalding's. 15S Geary street, or at the
Pastime athletic club, 1850 Geary
street. The Oakland committee con-
sists of Frank Boek, +. ]. Guilford and
Herbert Hauser.
The students of Lowell high school
have received communication from
the California School of Mechanical
Arts requesting that the two schools
arrange for a series of semiannual
track and field meets beginning this
coming spring.
The students or MISSION nigh school
will probably be disappointed when
they find that Agezelow, Schmeltzer
and Armstrong the former Lowell high
athletes, win be ineligible to compete
in the local subleague track and field
meet this semester.
According to the local subleague
rules when an athlete transfers from
one school to another he must attend
his new school for at least one semes-
ter before he is eligible to compete in
a subleague meet.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
Lumber Schooner in Collision

LOS ANGELES Jan. 4.-The Ham
mend lumber company's steamer George
at San Pedro tonight from Astoria with
2.3co 900 feet OF lumber, reports that on
December 81 IL was IN collision at
Tongue point on the Columbia river.
with the steam schooner Coaster, owned
by Charles H Higgins Of San Fran
tcisco, lumber laden. and bound for San
\ francisco. The after quarterback OF
mated the damage will reach $4,000.
when the cargo IS discharged il viii be
taken 10 san FrancfscO for inspection
and repairs The bow Of the Coaster
was badly damaged. After the collision
both vessels proceeded
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
President Lynch Approves
Six ReIeas es

NEW YORK. Jan. 4.-ln his first Of
fetal bulletin TO the presidents of base
ban clubs President Lynch OF the Ma
tionaI league today announced that the
following releases had been approved:
BY Boston to indianapolis "a. A., John +.
C0ffey
By Brooklyn 10 Milwaukee "a. A., W. R.
BY New York TO Kansas City "a. A., John
By Pittsburg to Omaha Nv. L.. william h.
Fox
BY St Louis 10 New York N L.. A. s. Shaw,
and 10 Toronto tE. IL, Jeseph Delehanty.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
CINCINNATI WANTS
BIG SEAL PITCHER
[Special Dispatch 10 The Call

CINCINNATI, Ian. 4.--Manager Clark
Griffith of the Reds is hot after Pitcher
Clarence Henley of the San Francisco
Seals. Griffith has sent several wires
to Manager Long of the San Francisco
club in the hope that Long viii part
with the services of his crack slabster.
but thus far Griffith has not received an
encouraging reply.
Griffith has about made UP his mind
TO send his old scout and business man
ager, Frank Bancroft, to the coast to
get Henley.
Bancroft is the man who recommends
the San Francisco pitcher. He saw
Henley work in several games with the
All Nationals and Athletics when he
was with those teams on their barn.
storming trip last month.
Griffith is in need Of pitchers. espe-
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
National Commission Will
Elect Officers

CINCINNATI. Jan. 4.-The national
baseball commission will hold it's an
nua1 meeting here tomorrow. No <mat-
ters of Importance are scheduled to be
brought before the body with the ex-
ception OF the election of officers. 1t
is expected that August Hermann OF
Cincinnati will be reelected president
and chairman. and that John E. Bruce.
also of this city. viii continue as secre-
tary.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
DEATHS

ANDREWS-In this city. January g. 1910. Louis,
beloved husband of Catherine Andrews, be-
loved son OF Louisa H. and the late Alexander
Andrews. and beloved brother OF Joseph, Alex
ander and Elizabeth Andrews, Mrs. A. r.
AhIborn Mrs George Eisan and Mrs. J. f.
Calhoun and the late Mrs. w. 81. Hampton,
native of San Francisco. aged 3S years.
member Of San Francisco fire department.
Friends and acquaintances respect
fully invited to attend the funeral today
Wednesdsyl at 10 aelocS: from the pariSirss ais
Webster street between Ellis and o'Farrell
interment Cypress Lawn cemetery.
ARCAN-In this city, January 4, 1901, John
Edward beloved son of the late Charles and
Josephine Arcan. and beloved brother Of
Charles Arcan Of Santa Cruz, CAL; Mrs. H.
Barclay and Mrs. William Long Of Seattle,
Wash. native of Santa Cruz, Cal. aged
Al years s mouths and II days.
Friends and acquantances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Thurs
day., January 6, 1910, at 10:30 o'clock a. M.
from the parlors of 6. Iaccheri & Co., 154S
Stockton street, where services will be held
under the auspices of San Francisco aerie No.
s. Y. o. 70. Interment Mount Olivet ceme-
tery.
SAN FRANCISCO AERIE No. S, r. o. r.
The officers and members hereby notified to
attend the funeral OF our late brother, John
=. Arcan, to be held tomorrow Thursday.
January g, 191O at 1o:30 O'Clock a. M.
from the parlors OF g. Iaccherl & Co.. 1913
Stockton street between Union and Green. BY
GUsTAyE P0HLMANN. Secretary.
BARBER-In this city. January 4. 1910, Cath
crime Barber beloved wife Of the late Peter
Barber and loving mother Of Lawrence r.
Barber. Mrs. Mary Ron and Mrs. Elizabeth
Bggio. native Of Italy, aged ~ years
this city, January f. 1910,
Frsnk H., dearly beloved husband OF Anna NJ.
Batchelder Boston papers please COPY
Cremation I. O.. o. f. cemetery tomorrow
(ThuFsdAy), January 6. at II o'clock a. m.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
BRITT PASSES UP
AUSTRALIAN TOUR
Jimmy Plans to Invade London
Again in Search of Some
of the Easy Money
Especial Dispatch to The Call

BOSTON, Jan. At was made
known in this city tonight that Jimmy
Britt. former near lightweight cham
pion of the world. has changed his
plans relative to an invasion of Austria
liza and is proceeding at this date to
England from the Transvaal, where
he has been picking up a little money
boxing and showing in the music
halls.
A well known sporting man of Bos-
ton received a letter from South Af-
RIGA today which said that Britt in
tended to sail for England on Decem-
ber 20.
Britt said that he had been treated
splendidly in the Transvaal and at the
cape, but he was going to London,
where he hopes to meet some fast men.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05

Henley was the leading pitcher of the
Pacific coast league last season. win
ming more than three-fourths of his
games Most of the fans expected that
he would be drafted and Long was very
much surprised when the big league
clubs overlooked him.
fIIaIey will be San Franciscos main
stayyin the box during the coming sea-
SON. as Browning has been drafted by
Detroit and Willis may probably decide
to remain in the cast.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
Long Will Not Let Go

Danny Long says that he will not
part with Henley for any price. He
needs the tall boy just as badly as Grif-
fifth does and he can not figure out
where he can get another one To fill
Henley's shoes Resides, when Long
has live one to sell. he generally dis
poses of him to the Chicago White Sox.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05

The finals, in the tennis tournament.
which began New Years day at the
Presidio. will be reached on Sunday.
The teams will consist Of Captain
Frank A. Wilcox and Captain Frank D.
Ely and Colonel J. C. w. Brooks and
Adrian Splivalo-
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
Notable Deaths

REAR ADMIRAL W. t. BURwELL GRE
TIRED)-Llandudno Wales, Jan. 4.--Rear
Admiral William TurnbulI Burweil Y. 3. N,
retired, died today. He was born at Vicksburg,
Miss, July 10. 1S4S; was graduated from
the United States naval academy in 1866 and
became rear admiral in 1896. and was com
mandantsof the navy yard at Puget sound IN
1905.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05

eiaIly fast ones like the San Francisco
star. If Long will let Henley go he
can get a splendid price for him. Gin
cinnati has a fine team for next season..
but it's pitching department is a bit
weak, and this is the reason why Grif-
fifth is willing to pay a fancy price for
good men to work in the box.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05

Joe Nealon. former captain of the
Oakland outlaws, is said to be slated
for fat political job with the new
administration. 1t is known that Papa
NeaIon stands close to the mayor and
tion.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05

The promoters of the PIeasanton
race track have not announced yet
whether harness meeting will be held
there this season. The attendance at
last years meeting Of the Alameda
county track was very discouraging.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
MARRIAGES

BICKNELI.-COLIINS-I this city, January
1. 1910, by the Rev. DIR. Il. Graham of Berke-
ley. Harry Clsud Bicknell and Nellie Clarke
Collins. both OF Chico, Cal.
ELL-In this city, January
2, 1910, by the Rev DR.. B. NJ. Kaplan, Ar
thur Hollander OF New York and Sadie Jewell
Of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
AGENTS WANTED

CALIFORNIA council No. $40. n. NxE8N
o., meets THIS (WEDNESDAT) E2SX&RSA
EVENING az O'Clock at 222f M&Nh
Van Ness avenue. Initiation. l-fN XH).y
n. SCHILLER. Pres. %74T
d. M. SCHILLER. Speaker.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
MEETHNGs-sp~csar

MEETINGs-speciaI
SWISS Relief Society-Notice OF annual meeting
The regular annual meeting OF the members OF
the Swiss Relief society win be held at the
office Of the society. 406 Kearny ST., I'm the
city and county OF San Francisco. on MON
DAY. January TO- 1910. at o'clock D. m
for the purpose OF electing board OF directors
for the ensuing year and the transaction OF
such other business may before IT,
By order Of the president.
A. JUILLERAT. Secretary.
N0TIcE-The annual meeting OF the stock hold
ers OF the @. A. Buell. company viii be held
Tuesday Jan. H. 1910. 10 g. m at their
temporary Office. corner Ith and Hooper sts.
city. J. D. SIGLER. Secretary.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-09-17
Local and Personal

Frank Boyd recently sold a small
acreage tract to Homer Hutchins.
e. M. Wolfe went to Boise Tues
day to attend to legal business.
Mems clothing retains the shape
when cleaned by Tyler the Tailor.
r. P. Chattin spent part Of the week
in Boise.
LADIES-If you wish your skirts to
hang well, have Tyler clean and pres
them.
Three-fourths high grade Jersey,
one-fourth Red Pole bull for service.
Service fee $3.50
J. J. Childs.
Geo. and Everett Moore left Satur-
day for Wickahoney with a large load
of freight. They expect to remain
two months. They woe ACCOMPANIED
by eight men Wh, will engage in work
on the canal.