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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-25

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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-25
SENIOR CLASS PLAY
AT PAVILION TONIGHT


The high school graduating class
win present their class play Dick"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
Gin Solar Hadet
bon Wcoijin frri
fur Tranem 49,

SSeoe S5rau, bic an irgenb elmer ibrem &C.
i9ledt ei9entblmlihen &ranfbeit leioet, tpie
Nerpbiitdt,. &reu5idudde, idmer31after
ober umeroridter Menfrnation, @eibfluB
Mobinion, G1sS Sud 8uiloina, Gefroit,
Mid, nod einem 9onar 8adet feiner
Jrauen Mebi5in 5u ID reiben, tpeide yer
fret an ale per,didt. bic oil ibn ldreibeil.
gs 1T nidt nDtbig. nod ldngsr an SIZE.
renz, Blaiens poer @arnteidperhen, &opf>
,peb ODER anheren idredliden @pmptou1er,
bic ben arauen eiaentblmlih iinb, 3u lei
ben, ba Der 9oftnr gud bepetien m1Gte,
inoem er biefes Solar 8adet frei peri9idt,
baB 'eine Grauen=M ebtail guer 4eioen ppnz
ltdnoi9 u1o na4balti8 beilt.
Mles, mas notb,pen6is, lit an ben 9oftor
5u f4reiben; 8tbt @uren Nan1en urb 4bref5e
on, nno usn uel@em Qeisen Sbr gehe It III
tuerben tuiini9t unb Elm pole @rDBe 9puar=
8odet tuirb @ud foftenfrei u%1ugebenbs p {
Voit pprtof Ell nit DoDen @ebr uhsantpei.
iungen 8efdidt.
Senn t6rnt SIR @md ielbt il~berseusen
in @urrrn eiaenen 6auie, baB b.r 9ottor bic
ridtige 3 banblung fit Grauenleioer aler
Dirt bat. Sdreibt bette, ba biefe Sferte
ni4t fobalo uieoer erideiner mog
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13

Sn 2on6on lit fir5Iid ser befannte
6eutide @bemifer 2u6mig Mono, Elm
S@iler 8uniens un0 &ird}boffs, ge-
itorbe1. St cling in Ben ie95iger Sab
rem oes borigen Sabrbunoerts nod
England un0 begriinoete sort sic lett
gr0Bten Sooa-@erfe Ser @elt. Dr.
Mono, ein %geborener @al(elaner, Fat
ieiner @aterita6t 100000 perntaht.
9ie nniperiitat &%eioelberg, auf ser
Mono itu0tert fat, erbaIt $25O,0OO
fir ouf
Dem &ebiete ser Bbpiif un6 @bernie.
Ser Mxttdener Mfaoemie fins $780,
600 5ugepieien. Die r&oDal 5octetD
Of 9onoon" erbdlt $25O,O0O uno sic
2onooner Acknowledgements IS @emdI.
oe GROCER Metiter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
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Ser @a6m, Der @unb mno Der S1d)s.

Sin @uno uno ein @abn l6lollen
6reunoidoft un0 manoerten. 5nlam-
men lit Sic 6remoe. gines Mbenos
fonnten lie fein @aus erreiden nno
muBten inn Maloe iibernadten. Ser
Suno lab enoli6 cine boble eide, mo-
rim fir ibn eine portreffli6e S4lof=
fau1n1er NOR. u@ier mollen mir blei=
ben>" iagte er gu iei1em &eilegefabr-
ten. SD bin es %5ufrie0e1," lagte Der
Sabn; uaber i@ idlafe germ in Der
&obe." 9omit flog er al1f einen Mit,
miinidte oem Mnoern quite Na6t uno
iebte lid 5rn Sdlafe n.
Mls es Morgen meroen moute, fling
Ser Sabn an 81 fraben; oenn er 0ad<
te: gs lit bol0 3eit gum @eiterreiien.
9os &iferifi botte Ser 6l1dS gebort,
oolien @oble niht peit entfernt mar,
uno idnen NOR er 0a, tint SEN Sabn
SIT fultgen. 0em tbr miBt ia, 6aB Ser
Studs ein @ii6neroieb lit. Mls er Sen
&abn 10 bo6 itten iab, oadte er:: Sen
muB man ourh quite @orte berunter=
loden; oenn 10 bo6 fam i) niGt flet=
tern. Ct ging b0fli@ bin5u nnb
lprah: u@uten Morgen, lieber Set
ter! @ie fommit Du bierber? S@ ba=
be 3i6 gar gu lange ni9t geleben.
Mber 0u bult Sir ia cine gar mnbe-
quene @obnung gemablt uno au6
mobl uidts gefriibitiidt. @enn es Sir
gefaQig tit, NIT in metn @aus gu font
nter, 10 mer0e id Dir nit 0em 8eiten
aufmarten, mas ib babc."
Ser @abn aber fannte SEN alten
sdelm uno biitete ii6 mobl, binunter-
5ufliegen. ST." iogte ct, ~meun gu
ein Better bon mir biit, 10 meroe i6
redt germ nit Sir frubltiiden. slber
id babe nod einen &eiiegefa6rten, ser
idlaft unte1 in Ser &aalnter. Sci 10
gefaQig, i'm 5u meden, 10 f0nnen mir
gletb 5rlammen mitgeben." Ser
Sl1ds> melder meinte, er fonnte no9
ei1en 5peiteu @abn erpil@eu, lief
idnea mod Ser Seffmrng, mo- ser
&un0 lag. 0iei er aber mar ma6 u11o
bate &ues a%ngeb0rt, mas ser 6l19s
geiprod)en batte, un Sen @abn gu BE-
triigen, uno freltte lt6 iebr, Sen altell
@etriiger iebt itrafen git f0iuren. gbe
Ser 5u6s ii6 6eiien peria6, iprdng
Scr &un6 beroor> padte i'm an Ser
Settle uu0 biB ibn toot. Damn rief er
ietnen 6reun6 bonn 8al1me b%erunter
uno jagte: v8enn gu aQein gepelen
maref, 10 batte 6ieier 80iemi9t Sid
umgebradt. Nber laB uns ellen, oaB
mir aus oem @al6e fommen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13

immer gJeib nieoer Sen @eboriam auf
uno ipraneen 6aoon. Dus mar
iblimm; Srib iab es felbft Elm. 60
mur0en iie nidt init oem grenrpel fer
tig, uno penu1 iie 6ie &e6enaufgabe
nidt loiten, muBte bo@it mabri9ein-
li@ er, ser; Srib, bafir biiBen u1o
nod cine 5tunoe na6 56ulidl11B in
ser 4laiie bleiben, itatt 6aB er mte
1onlt 5mm @ater auf'S 6elo binaus-
laufen fonnte. @r mad)te elm tief BE-
triibtes @eii6t.
uMa," iagte ser @err 2ebrer, Ser
sen frii6en 8uben germ batte, ufomm
einmal gu mir ber nit 9einer Gafel!
S8 min 6o6 ieben, ob es bier born
ni6t better geben mir6."
6rib geborbte. @ie er ii6 Dor Sen
@errn 2ebrer binitellte, paren pl0bli6
feline mntbmiqigen @e0anfen audi mie=
ser or0entlib beiiammen un0 folgten
alien @eiiungen. @ls ser @err 2ebrer
nun nod Sic Singer gu Stiff nabm
uno sic ein8elnen 8ablen 6aran per-
0eutlibte, cling 6as Mb3ieben un0 3u=
5ablen flint bon itatten; 6rib fonnte
immer mieoer Elm ridtiges grgebniB
bini6reiber, 10 oaB balls oie gan5e
Mmfgabe 51 0es SerrnSebrers un6 iei=
ner eigenen 3ufrieoenbett gel0it mar.
$50, iiebit gu, mein Sobn," iagte
Griterer iebt lddeln0, bier borne
gebt's glei6! &ier mub Elm beionoe-
rer 3auber oabei iein. Sd glaube, Ser
3aubcr lit Sic Mnfmerfiamfeit. Sea,
nun geb' un0 iet' 0i6 pieoer auf 0ei=
nen NlaB."
6r0bli6 iprang Srtb 6abon. Scum
mars qleih bier l1br, nn0 Damn fom=
tie er Sic 8fer0e nit antreiben belfen
un0 1teben SEM @ater al1f Sent $50
gen iiben, menn beimgefabren mur0e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13

Bic Eolen in Mmerifa treffen gro
BE @orbereitungen 5n einem allgemei-
men Nationaltag, Ser gelegentli9 ser
gntbiiQung 0es 9enfmals eines ibrer
&riegsbel0en itattfi10en ioa, meldeS
tit 8aibington erridtet meroer1 miro.
IS ban0elt ii9 um SEN polniiden @e=
neral &aiimir &ulasfi, Ser ant 4.
Mdr5 1749 in &obolien geboren, lid
an oem polnii6en Mufitan0 I'M Sabre
1853 ~betbeiligte uno inn Sabre 1777
in amerifaniide 9ienite trat. @ier
bil0ete er I'M 3reibeitsfriege unter oem
Mamen v&ulasfis 2egion" elm eigenes
&orps. @r fampfte in Ser 56ladt
bei 8%ran0pmine ut1o pertbeioigte i'm
Sabre 1878 @barleiton iiegreid gegen
Die 8riten. Sim II. Sftober 1873
itarb er Sen &eloentoo in Ser S6ladt
bel Sapannab. Ser &ongreb bot rei-
DIE Mittel bemiuigt, um linn Elm @ei-
teritanobilo in @aibington gu errid-
ten, oas ieinen 8lab an Ser @ennipl-
pania=9lpenue fin0en miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13

itenerinen trug einen auffdligen
&opfpub "a Ia Gurq,le," sic g(noere
mar gang einfa6 %getlei0et. Das &C.
JUDI Ser 2ebteren bemiuigte Ser @ai-
Ter obne 8er5ug, ser @%riteren oagegen
bemerfte er: rS6 iebe aus Sbrem
&opfpub, 6uB Sic cine tiirtiide I'm
tertbanin itno; So miilien Sic ii9 nit
ibren @iin16en ibon an Sbren 800
narden, ben 5l1ltan, menoen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13

tie: rDas babt SIR 1ridt n0tbig, gu
ter Greuno, i6 meroe mild ielbit bin-
a~bitir3en; aber gebt 5uDor binunter,
6amit SIR sic 8eit better ben1eiIen
f0innt, 6ie i6 in Ser 2uft 5ubrtnge."
SSn Der Gbat gebor6te Der rngliidli9e
Wann. Den &eiienoen batte alio feline
@eiitesgegenpart gerettet. - Mebnlid
erging es einem SSrrenar5te, Ser ein=
NAL in gefdbrliher Sage gleibfaus
a1f sic ionoerbaren @infalle ieiner
Hatienten etn5ugeben muBte. gines
Cages planoerte er ieiner @etpobnbeit
gemdB nit Sen iogenannten gutmiitbi-
gen &ranfen in ser Mnitaltsfiide. 90
iagte elmer bon 6ieien unter lautem
2a6en: v@enn mir Sen Doftor BORT
in Sen 4eiiel NIT iie6enoem @aiier
merfen, miro es cine berrli@e 8riibe
geben!" Soglei9 itimnten mebrere
anoere BEL uno ergriffen ibn, I'M ie-
men Gori6lag aus5ufibren. Da iagte
ser Mr5t gIeibmiitbig gu ibnen: uSal.
tet Elm, merit midi nidt nit sen &lei.
6ern binein, 6enn Sic miir6en Cure
|Suppe ber6erben! S9 min MIDI eri1
ausfleioen un6 Damn mieoerfommen. "
sic lieBen ibn in ser Ebat log, mo-
rauf er 1natiirIi6 6aponeilte, um mad
menigen Mugenbliden NIT Sen @dr.
tern mie6er5ufebren un6 6ieien Sic
~iorgfdlttge 8eaufli6tigung 6ieier
@ronfen our &fIiGt au maiden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
riaoen bon mil6en Sauben bepobnt ge<
funoen mor0en.

Die italieniide &eerespertpaltung
mill 6as Mutomobil in groBem MaB=
itab int &eermeien bertpen6en uno 0as
&riegsminiiterium fat 6ieier Gage
$40 @agen bel 6en Giatmerfen in Su-
rim beiteIt. 9aneben lit SOS freipiI-
ltge Mutomobilforps in Stalien tpie in
ben an6ern groben 5taaten organiiirt,
un6 es iteben oem @eere fir ben
&riegsfau mebrere tauieno Eripatau-
tomobile- CUR @erfigung, bon oenen
piele i@on an Srie0ensiibungen tbeil-
genommer baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
Ginfa6es Mfittel fit ga Grippe.

ga Grippe &uiten 1T gefabrlt9, 50
ct mandmal 8neumonia na6 iid
5iebt. Solep's Sonep ans Sar itillen
nibt Bios Sen @ulten, ion0ern beileu
uno itGrfen sic 2ungen> 10 baB feline
gefabrli@en Solgen gu befur9ten fins.
Das e9te Solep's &onep an6 Sar ent.
balt feline i6aoli@en Meoi5initoffen
un6 lit in etnem gelben &aquete. 500:
Iitor 9ruq 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13

Gin @riinoung -&apital bon 8ebn
WfiQionen Collars, Damn I'M Is Mil<
lioneh @aiier b~in5ugetban un1 ood
auf 25 Millione11 bobe Dibi6enoe BE-
5ablen uno oa5u einen l1eberl9ub bon
8 Miqionen Dollars 5uriidlegen! Das
,iin6 Die @ei@afte 6es Seem Dorfer
Mil6-5ruits, in 6eiien Transaftionen
Sic &%egierung iebt einmal binein
leudtet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13

9ie uMational @igbmaps Nrotec-
tipe 5oetetp" bon Seem gorf beabiidp<
ttgt, ser naditen 2egislatur cine Sc
ietporlage nit ser @eitimmung gu
nnterbreiten, 0aB gbauffeure, Sic nad
eitrem NIT ibrem Mutomobil angerib-
teten l1nfam 6aponfabren, gu enter l.
iabrigen @efangniBitrafe p%erurtbeilt
per0en f0nnen. Die &eretnigung ar
beitet au@ 6arauf Fin, Sic Grtperbung
bon 2i5enien fir @bouffeure gu err
idmeren. @ei0e MaBnabmen fins CUR
ser TuBgarger oriugeno ge=
boten un0 io0ten @eiebesfraft erlan-
gen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
Meb. 5. %. @iaiams bc,enat.

&ep. S. %. @iI1iams, &untingto,,,
%. 3d., idreibt uns, mie foIgt:: Sizes
5ur 8eitdttgl1ng, boB id Solep's Mie-
ren=&eilmittel gegen rerpoie Grih0=
pfrng lno acknowledgements qe-
#brou@te, nn6 6aB t6 fret iagen Tam,
6aB Golep's Meren- 6eiImitte olles
tbut, pas 6abon 6eaniprndt miro.>~,5
Molitor Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13

SSn Maine, @ai1a6uietts uno @booe
Sslan0 lit nit bem eriten Sanl1ar cine
0urd @eieb borgeidriebene @erfiir<
5ung ser M%rbeits5eit auf So, reip. Sc
Stunoen pro ISOLDE eingetreten. Meb-
rere bunoerttmuleno Mrbeiter nno Or
bettertnnen baben alio mohentlid inn
5mei> resp. bier Stunoen fiir5ere Dir
beits5eit un6 i6lieBlih mir0 geraoe
10 piel gearbeitet per6en, mie bisber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13

9ie mpiteri0ie SSniel Siburon I'M
Golf bon California, bon Ser bisber
bebauptet porben tpar, iie iei bon Ell
t1em b0dit gefdbrli6en un6 meniden-
freiieriidyen Slt6ianer=5 tamme be-
mobnt, lit iebt bon fieben unterneb=
mungsluitigen Galiforntern bur6-
foriht, aber nmr bon @i@ un6 Scr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13

ten So, 122, 154, 538 uno eg entfaGen
anf Ben &opf Ser 8eD0lfer1lng $34.83.
Darans folgt, oaB Der, tpel9er mebr
bat, Dem, ger meniger fat, sen feblerl.
ben 9etrag einbanoigen ioute, es aber
biibl6 bleibe1 ldbt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
@eiitesgegen,uart.

@enn ungliidlide 8erionen bon
ploblidem @abniinn befallen merben,
geratben lire 8egleiter mitunter in
grobe @efabr uno f0nnel1 iid nur
our6 i6einbares gingeben auf sic
ginfale iener retten. go itieg EMIT
elm 6remoer NIT einem Siibrer auf
Sen idiefen Gburm bon @iia. Ser
Subrer bate emit ein grobes Ser
mogen beieiien, iein @elo aber per-
lpielt un0 bariiber au6 ieinen Ser
ltano %perloren. Sic &unit ser Mer5te
permodte i'm balbmegs gu beilen> uno
sic Staotpermaltung gab ibm Sic Stel-
lie 0es Sburmfiibrers, Sic our6 Sic
reid)en Srinfgel0er ser &eiien6en reGt
eintragli6 mar. Mls nun ser 5remoa
oben auf 6em Sburme ltan0 urb iid
eben iber bas @eldn6er beugte, Inn
Sic &0be gu b%eurtbeilen, b0rte ct Sen
Smbrer Sic @orte ipre6en: u@enn id
i'm binabitiebe?" Ms ser Sremoe amf=
lab, %begegnete er einem mil0en @lide
un6 bemerfte oaraus, 0aB SEN armen
! Meni6en ein Mnfau BON @abniimn
betroffen batte. 3una6it eri@rad er
iebr, 0o@ faBte er ii6 raid uno Jag
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13

Sic Merpen uno Musfeln iino iebr
empfin6li@ 'geget &alte, 0aber lei6en
mir au6 an f0rperli6en 56mer5en;
in Ser Sur 6erlelben fat ct. Sacob's
Del fem liberties uno beltes @erf ge=
tban. @ebrau6t es uno Mber5eug t
@n6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
9aa 8un6es= Snitiaoeparteme1t If

auf oas 8eiteben zines uMaga5ine,
9rnit" aufmerfiam gema6t moroen,
peldem u ser befanntelten Monats=
unS @oden : 3eiti6riften, mie Mc=
@tures, Cosmopolitan, Mmerican un5
a., auf @run6 beitimmter 8ereinbar.
n1gen unter einanoer angeboren iol=
len.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13

Mad ser neueiten 8epednung 6es
8unoesi@atamtes betragen Sic lint
laufsmittel in sen 8ereinigteu staa=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
sdapierises &edeneeempel.

Isl, Ell, 6rit, no bait gu oenn 9eu-
te Deine @eoanfen? MQe Mn0eren ltno
nit ser Mufgabe ldngit fertig, nnr Dn
1iebit nod imner ratblos I'M Di@!!"
90 lagte ser &err @@uQebrer gu Dem
fleinen @rausfopf, Ser in ser 5petten
8anf iaB. Srtb mur6e flammeno
rotb i'm @eli@t. ga, no paren etgent=
lid feline @eoanfen? Die liefen binaus
ouf &ater's 6el6er, NO geraoe Die
@erbltiaat al1sgeitreut nnroe, uno
tummeIten li@ 0a 6rauken tpie mum
tere Giuen. @ergebens, odB er tie bon
8eit gu 3eit 5uridrief uno tbne1 ge<
bot, bei Sen 3iffern auf Ser i4mar5el1
@diefertafI gu bleiben; tie iagen tbm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
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g SntereiIantes Mllerlei. &
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Mid)t meniger als So 9ufti6iffe
peri6ieoener Mrten iino fir Sic utter
rationale Slugmo6e angemel6et, sic
pom 10. Bis 20. Sanrar in Sos Mnge=
les, Gal, ftattfinoen ion. Die &C.
iammti ltmme ser al1sgeiebten Nreiie
betrdgt $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13

@abt STR cine i6uade @eb1e?
@enn 10, BONN fonnt SIR ni@t gu
porlibtig fem. SIR f0nnt nit Der Be-
banolung ni6t 5u fritz beginner. S.
Sc grfaltung madt gu@ empfang((t<
der fir eine anoere, unb Sic lette tit
{tets am bairteiten gu beilen. 8enm
SIR @bamberluin's &uiten<Mliftel TO-
fort beim GinieRen 6es &uitens GEE
broudt, erlpart STR btele unarnebm-
Iidfeiten. 8erfauft bon Ser Molttor
Drltg Company.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
8citrafte Gitelfeit.

&aiier Soiepb II. bon 0eiterrei@
nabm einlt bon 5pei Sralten 8itt=
idriften entgegen. Die eine Ser 8itt=
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-05
SENATOR CORE
NAMES SHERMAN
Man Higher Up in Alleged
Bribery Deal.
OTHERS ARE IMPLICATED

Besides the Vice President Oklahoma
Senator Mentions Senator Curtis Of
Kansas and Representative Mcclure
Of His Own State as Men Who Were
Interested in McMurray Contracts.
Muskogee, Okla, Aug. 5.-Carrying
out his purpose to disclose all he
knew concerning an alleged offer of a
bride of $4,000 for which, he said, he
was asked to promote $3O,O0O,0OO In
dian land deal, United States Senator
T. P. Gore told the special investigat
ing committee of the house of repre-
sentatives the time and place at which
the alleged bride was offered.
Senator Gore charged Jacob Ham.
mon, former national Republican com.
mitteeman from Oklahoma, with of.
fering the bride at Washington on
May 6.
Senator Gore declared that when he
frowned on the proffer Harmon said
the amount would be raised to $780,.
600. "Hammon also told me that Sen.
ator Charles Curtis of Kansas and
Congressman B. S. Mcclure of Okla.
homa were interested in the McMur.
ray contracts" testified Senator Gore,
"and, while am about it, I may as
we'll tell that he said an official high.
err up in the government was also in.
terested in the DEAL"
Vice President Sherman was named
by Senator Gore as the man quoted
higher up in connection with the Nc
Murray contracts.
Gore Says He Was Amazed.
when he named persons higher up
I held up my hands in establishment
and said, is it possible that a person
so high in the United States govern
ment could lay himself open to such
an imputation?'
WELL replied Harmon, that is a
lot of money, you see.'"
The bribery offer, said Senator Gore
followed his opposition to the approval
by congress of what are known as the
McMurray contracts, which affect the
Choctaw and Chickasaw tribes of In
dams.
By these contracts, he said, J. F. Nc
Murray, an attorney, and associates
were to receive 10 per cent of the
profits on the sale of 100000 acres OF
coal and asphalt lands belonging tc
the Indians. AS New York syndi
cate stood ready to pay $90,000,000 for
the, lands the 10 per cent to the Nc
Murray interests for "attorneys' fees
would realize $3,OOO,OOO, said the sena
tor.
Senator Gore appeared before the
special Investigating committee, which
convened here as a direct result of
charges made by him in the senate on
June "a.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-05
ROUND ROBIN FOR
MRS. L0NCW0RTH
WOmen'S Clubs Would Induce
Her to Give Up Cigarettes.

Chicago, Aug. 5.-Campaigns of sew
eral Women's clubs in a few cities of
the East, having for their object in
ducing Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Long
worth, daughter of former President
Roosevelt, to stop smoking cigarettes,
have acquired a momentum that prom
Uses to sweep the whole nation
The NOV ement has struck Chicago.
In this city it CryctaliZed in a circular
letter sent out by Mary f. Balcomb,
secretary of the Young Peoples Civic
league, to 500 young peoples organiza-
tons of Chicago, asking them to dis
cuss the matter and to impress upon
children that Mrs. Longworth's ciga-
rette smoking habit should lie regard
ed as an Illustration Of an evil to be
avoided, rather than an example to be
initiated
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-05
Labor Injunction Granted.

Danville, ILL.,, Aug. 5.-Judge Francis
Nj. Wright of the United States court
for the Eastern district of Illinois has
ordered an injunction restraining
President John H. Walker of the Hi.
nois Mine Workers and other officials
of the state organization from inter-
fering with the operation of the mines
of the O'Gara Coal company in Saline
county ..-- f.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-05
CANNON REFUSES
TO talk POLITICS
Too Busy Just Now Trying to
Be a Boy.

Mackinac Island, Mich, Aug. 5.-'I
know nothing of the primary elections
in Kansas except that which I saw
in the evening papers, as l am on my
vacation trying to be boy and throw
double somersaults," said Speaker
Joseph G. Cannon. of the national
house OF representatives when urged
to express his opinion on the progress
sive victory in Tuesdays primary cleo.
lions.
"You can easily pr e by any of the
metropolitan papers," Speaker Cannon
continued, that I am in my second
childhood, so ought to be allowed to
do something now that I could do in
my tender years.
Il shall probably not say anything
in regard to the elections. It is a case
of had your aunt been your uncle
what would have happened? If Stubs
has been nominated he will probably
be their candidate.
II would prefer to let politics alone.
just want to be boy
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-05
WEATHER is HOT AND DRY
Forest Fire Situation in Montana Be.
comes More Serious,

Helena, Mont, Aug. 5.-The forest
fire situation in Western Montana is
growing alarming. Fifteen hundred
men are fighting the flames and a call
has been issued for more. The town
of Taft is surrounded by flames and
1t is feared that it is doomed.
A fresh fire has broken out in
Mount Haggin, near Anaconda, while
the state board of land commissioners
received report that the situation in
Flathead county is serious. The Still
water section is particularly bad, with
no hope of controlling the flames. The
weather is very hot and everything
quite dry. .-- r.,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-05
Peculiar Accident Is Fatal

Lead, S. D., Aug. 5.-Through a
peculiar accident occurring on the
eOO-foot level of the Homestake work
ings Benjamin D. Summers, aged
twenty-nine years, was instantly killed
and J. B. Killoran and Charles Erbe
were painfully but not seriously in
jured. The men were blockholing
when some large rocks weighing
about a ton each fell, one of them
killing Summers and another explod-
ing some dynamite that injured the
other two men.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-05
AMERICANS SEEK REFUGE
Revolution Breaks Out in Many Parts
of Honduras.

Puerto Cortez, Spanish Honduras,
Aug. 5.-Fighting and revolutionary
demonstrations of the most serious
nature have broken out in many parts
of Honduras Americans fled to the
United States consulate at Tegucigal-
pa, seeking protection, after violent
uprising of a score of soldiers, when
the flag of Italy was torn down and
an Italian killed.
The Duke of Scylla, the Italian rep.
resentative, enraged at such action
has cabled his government to send a
warship to protect the country's in
tereStS.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-05

The excitement was started when a
halfbreed came into town with his
pocket bullying with gold nuggets I'm
mediately the news spread and there
was remarkable stampede. The rail-
way agent at Etiomami left his key
and the postmaster also joined in the
rush.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-05
ROOSEVELT IN new YORK
Returns From His Trip Into the An
thracite Region.

Ill dNiSS NSSIOis
New York, Aug. 5.-Colonel Theo
dore Roosevelt returned to New York
from his trip in the anthracite regions
of Pennsylvania. He said he was 60
ing on to Oyster Bay.
His midnight reception at the rec
tory of Rev. Father j. J. Curran in
Wilkesbarre was an enthusiastic at
fair. The streets were damned and
when Colonel Roosevelt arrived he
found it almost impossible to escape
the pressure. Father Curran threw
his arms around the colonel and pc
liceman placed his hands on the col
onel's back and pushed with all his
might. In this fashion he reached the
house.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-05
PLAQUE Kills Two More.

Mason City, Ia, Aug. 5.-Two
deaths, one here and one at North
wood, have occurred from infantile
paralysis. Both cases developed
Wednesday, No other new cases have
been reported.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-05
Cincinnati Women F.lI in Line.

Cincinnati, Aug. 5.-Fcllowing the
example Of several temperance bodies,
notably those Of Nebraska, the various
branches of the Women's Temperance
union of this city will probably draft
an open letter to Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth asking her to quit the use of
cigarettes, at least in public
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-05
Prince Breaks Collar Bone.

The Hague, Aug. 5.-Prince Henry,
husband of Queen Wilhelmina,uis not
giving little Princes Juliana her daily
ride on his shoulders. The prince is
laid up with a broken collar bone,
which he sustained in a fall from his
bicycle. The injury will deprive
tJuliana of her favorite sport for at
least two weeks