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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11
CHARTERS ISSUED

The y g Bsiiev Company. Incor-
Torated. Orange Va. y. & BalieY'
president. Robert T. Thompson. vice
nresident. y. = Bailey. secretary ana
treasurer. all Of Orange. Va tap'laI l.
So. 300 To s15.e0e. Objects; GROCERY
business
.slb.rnarIe Mills. Company. lnc"I pc
,s,ed charlottesville. Va. J. l. Barnes,
presideuf. & II. Barnes secretarS anu
treasurer both Of Charlottesville d
I.bn : YOUNG. Hanover. Pa Capita' i
s5.oyv 70 $4,000
=. C. Brinser's sons. incorporated
>,,,tb .I,fcunnonc. Va. II. D Brinssr'
,,..sidant. O. l.. BTinser. Fics-p Fesi ,
an = ". Brinser. secretary anH
tr.ss,trer. all Of South Richmond cdp'
- $40 600 to $4,000. Objects. Manu-
fa~ture wooden goods.
Wells Davis Manufacturing CoIr
,.auv- incorporated. Richmond j. w.
refferies. president. Midlothian va;
y ~ Rruce. Chester. Va. vice-pres'-
ss,t II e Davis. Chester Va. se0Ie
IT, Objects. Lumber business
Amendment to charter New f,!NeI'
rfc1Ston ans western Railroad Com
n,nv of Narrows, Va, charging 'S
powers
Amendment to cnsrter The Johnson
PICKLE Corporation. Richmond: cnans
inc name TO The Rosemary CoH'pa"S -
Incorporated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11
Specialist in Rural Education
Goes With Playground
Association.

Thomas :. Settle. FOR the past two
wears srpcryisor OF rural elementary
schools in Virginia. has resigned that
position to become field secretary OF
the playground and Recreation Assoc
citation Of America his work VIII
embrace the Southern states. cooper
atins with local playground societies
in organizing the work.
During his stay here Nj Settle mas
made many friends. wr0 are pleased
with his promotion. lie has esta olished
nftv school fairs in Virginia and has
been highly successful in the task OF
adapting schools II community Hfe.
He j. a bachelor Of arts and bachelor OF
laws 81 the University II Virginia
SUPERINTENDENT Stcerues. Of the De
narf,n.nf OF public instruction. will
announce Mr. settles successor within
a few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11
DIES FROM WOUND
Eolored boy Shot i'm Quarrel over
Girl Is Dead-AssailaBt Held.

From a gun wound inflicted Sunda!
night by his rival for the love and
affection OF a dusky maiden. Peola
Woodbridge. negro youth. twenty
years old. of near Bon Air. died yes
terday shortly after noon in the Memo
rial Hospital. where he had been under
going treatment. His alleged assail-
ant. Watt Davis. colored. nineteen
years old. was arraigned before Squire
:. q. Cowan yesterday in the Swans
boro rnag!steriaI court and sent on -
the grand jury at the next term OF the
Chesterfield Circuit Court.
Woodbridge and Davis were paying
attention to the same girl. Mamie
Goode. a domestic employed in the fam
ilv of Samuel Grinnan, Of Bon All
When Davis reached the place SUNDAY
night he wound Woodbridge had beaten
him out. He is said TO have ordered
him to leave Upon refusal Davis then
pulled out a revolver and fred one
shot. which took effect in ooldridges
abdomen. He made TO attempt to es-
cane and was bailed by Squire Cowan
in the sum of $50
The wounded negro was given med
icsl attention by DR.. c NJ. Hszen, VINO
had him taken TO the hospital for FUR
thor treatment On Tuesday his con-
dition took a change for the worse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11
IN SUPREME COURT
Adjournment 4 ntiI Monday After Two
Cases Are Argued.

Two cases were heard ycsI er9ay N
the supreme Court OF Appeals. and
that body then adjourned until Mon
day Today viii be given to confer
ences Cases heard:
The Swings Bank of Rrnmono vs.
Todd q ais Argued by 4 ". Patter-
son end w : NcNeli for the appel
LIANT. and " Henry r. Pollard for the
appeHees. and submitted.
Morris by etc. VS. Bernard ct ais
Argued ny +. e Scott for the appel
Ianfs and By 6 Y Kemp for the ap-
pences. and submitted
Next cases TO be called: Stratton
Administrator vs. New York Lie In
surance Company; Mckee VS. bunting
McNeal Real Estate Company. INC. ,
Adams ct ais. " Booker LACKS e.
ais ". Latham Ell ais
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11
General News Notes.

w \. Claiborne. OF SIS West Eleventh
Street was stabbed in the side early
Yesterday morning. according TO his
story, by his wife. The wound was not
serious IT was dressed by DR.. r. c
Hooker. OF the city ambulance.
Joe Copisn. the sixteen year-oid boy.
who eIoped Thursday afternoon with
seventeen-year Lizzie Teichmelier-
of Chesterfield County, and was arrest
ed that night in Petersburg, appeared
in Juvenile Court yesterday on a
charge Of stealing 5000 from his faith
er The boy was profuse In his prom
Ises Of good behavior. and was dismiss
ed.
The suit OF Harry Cornish against
Christie Manufs curing Company. which
was scheduled for trial yesterday in
Hastings Court. Part :. was continued
until the next trem.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11
SIREEI REPAIRS
UNDER NEW PLAN
W orkmen to BE Organized into
Systematic Street Pa
troll Force.
NOT WAIT FOR COMPLAINTS
Clerk Diacont Denies Second
Market Is Filthy e.nd
Cnsanitary.

REORGANIZATION of .ae clty's methods
OF repairing streets. sidewalks and al
lcys is proposed ii a resolution adopt
"a Yesterday By the Adm nistratiye
lsosrd at IN" suggestion of Captain
Mccarthy The resolution directs the
Gity Engineer 20 fdrnish a plan in
d,tail for the organization and equip
ricut OF a patrol repair force 10y
,0adbfds. sidewalks and alleys. unde
direction 90 competent foreman I"
press forward repairs OF small de-
.ccts Of an emergency character under
Tho gencval Instructions OF the A
mlnistrativc Board. the force 10 have
authority to proceed with and 90 y
time such work without special In
siructions. and 10 report monthly IN
y. gard 70 the work done.
Inc city has al present a force or
han6s and carts employed under me
supervision Of the Engineers Depart
mcnt which force from time to time
has done repair work. Repairs TO paw
.ng heretofore has been done by an
nrai contract and paid for by the
square yard. Most OF tire time OF the
bands and carts Ia recent years has
been diverted 10 grading aud ersvelinS
md other street improvements wnerr
tie ward funds would not suffice 20
have the work put out to contract
For instance tho enormous cut IA
south Harrison street. carrying II
through TO Riycrview cemetery. has
been made entirely by the city carts.
AID Was not charged 10 the Clay Ward
appor;ionment Of the street fund.
VIII Pairor street. for Defects.
Sow Il Is proposed Dy Captain Mo
Carthy TO organize a separate repair
lang. with proper equipment. working
under competent foreman. which
gang viii spend all Of its time in
II akiDg repairs 70 streets. sidewalks
ana alleys. Where complaint is made
q specific breaks IN streets or danger
GUS holes. this force will attend 70
them. but in the absence OF such spec
lie complaints * is proposed that sew
cral small gangs OF men. each with
= cart and necessary tools. lie con-
stantly AZ york pairoiing the streets.
making repairs where needed. replac-
ina. worn paving or broken sections
in busy sidewalks. repairing stone paw
ing where dangerous sinks have oc-
CURED aliinx holes IN dirt streets anO
alleys with gravel. and generally TAX
,n- that stitch in time" which =
supposed TO be the highest economy.
both in the saving TO the streets them
selves and TO the vehicles and i'e-
Gest-ians using them.
Denies insanitary Conditions
IN. Administrative Board received
Yesterday a report from Clerk Adam
l. aconf Of the Second Market. an
sxerips the complaints OF Or. u. :.
Freeman. and denying that the market
VS. filthy or unsanitsry. as alleged
The reDort Was satisfactory 20 IN"
,,oarf and was ordered received and
filed.
The board received A communicate !
from, the British American Tobacco
Company in reference to the pa M
O. LonToardv street. NOselle and ctneF
streets I'm IN. vicinity OF its new lac
torv. The petition was referred TO
city Engineer Boiling for an estimate
q the cost
The board will mold no formal SIS
sion to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11
In southsIde Churches.

Under the auspices OF the Brother
hood of st. Andrews. a special com
munion service for men Will be held
Tomorrow night in the Meade Memorial
Episcopal Church. Rev. +. Ernest war
rem. rector Of the church, will conduct
both morning and evening services
At the Bainbridge Street Baptist
Church. Rev. J. c. Maskin Will conduct
the morning service at IL o'clock. The
church /. still pastorless. but the com
mittee has several likely ministers in
view. and a call will be extended short
ly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11
MEMBERSHIP GROWING


Reports made 70 the executive committee
o. the Virginia Historical Society az iis
meeting Thursday evening showed the a.
fairs o. the organization 20 DC In a most
favorable condition large Increase in
membership has taken pace since January
i.i.
Mrs Mary Y johnson. New Jersey. Howard
: Harm yron. New YORK: Cary ]. Hvtchin
son New York. Mrs T. Steptoi Boswell
Maryland. Edward : Gay. Georgia; ii !.
Robertson. Texas. Miss Virginia SpS:svood
Nckenuv. Va. Miss Ci5os L Blake. District
81 Columbia. and Edward Randolph. New
York
The meetings - he committee viii %
he'd in ire future On sAe nrst Thursday
evening % each month. Instead o. ;he sec
o.lt Thursday. heretofore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11
woodmen Install omcer.-

4; , regular meeting or Maple Camp.
No. iss. Woodmen Of the World. held
last night Al Frstsrnsi Hall. South
Richmond. the following officers. elect
I'd at the last meeting. were installed
r y Bailey. counsel comma nder. :
J. Phillips. advisor lieutenant. +. -
Gibson. banker. T. q. Smoak. clerk.
W. ". Martin. escort. T. =. Taylor
Oatchman. : e. Shepherd. sentry
Drs. !. .. Jones and i. g. Hall ply ID
sicisns
c. W Jeweft. J. T. willard and George
:. Eady were elected as managers ~
tho camp FOX the ensuing year = +
Tnilisps and T. .. Smosk viii repre-
sent the Southsidc lodge as dcicsatcs
O. the Head camp. jurisdiction d.
which convoucs in rarkcrsburS. y.
Va. the second Tuesday IN March
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11
Large Realty Transaction.

One of the largest deeds of bargain
and sale that has bene placed on record
recently in Hastings Court, Part H..
was received yesterday In the once OF
Clerk Walter f. Duval BY II the
title to forty-two feet of property at
the southwest corner of Hull and Fiji
teenth Streets was transferred from
T. p. Loftu. and wife to Henry Waller
stein. The price was placed at $4,000.
Deducting the value OF a brick struc-
ttre on the premises. the price reached
the neishborhood Of $3.50 foot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11
News. Of South Richmond

and by order of Haskins Hobson. Com
monwealth's attorney of Chesterfield
County, Davis was rearrested.
Should the grand jury return a true
bill against the accused negro ne will
be tried during the latter part of next
month. While awaiting trial he Will
be confined in the City Jail He has
retained Morris & McCotter to conduct
his defense.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11
Injured Boy Recovering.

Howard Reed. the negro boy Woo Was
frightfully crushed between two cars
at Fifteenth and Hull Streets Thurs
day afternoo IN. was reported to be rest
ing well. his condition being regarded
as favorable. He Is under treatment
in the coiored section OF the City Hos
IktaL
The negro's mangled arm was oper-
ated on and two fingers amputated- IL
is probable that he will lose his entire
hand. II Is also feared that he is in
ternalIv injured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11
VERDICT AGAINST CITY.
Damages of sS2s..1 Awarded to Dan
Vile Lumber Company.

Danville Va. January le.-The suit
for damages against the city Of Dan
vile by the Danville Lumber Company.
v mich has been on trial IN the Cor
poration Court for two days. terIni-
mated to-day IN a verdict against the
city for s52S..1
The amount asked for was $1,000.
aad the suit grew out OF certain dam
age to property during the rainstorm
of last March.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11

prominen. business men. IS confined to
his home with neuralgia
Mrs w. T. Beicher and daughters
Fannie and Ella. of Beach. Va. are the
guests OF Mrs. j. NJ Hines, or l-iS
Bainbridge Street
The condition of Mrs. L. ". Frankins
who has been extremely i'll al her homo
in Twelfth Street. is improved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11

and unable to care for himself. was
dismissed with a warning.
II. A. Hunter was arrested yester-
day afternoon on a warrant in which
he is accused of attempting TO defraud
D. r. Crawford, the complainant. out
of a sfs board bill He will be given
a hearing this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11
NOVEMBER EARNINGS
Seaboard Air Line Railways Statement q
Revenue and Expenses fer Month.

The gross earnings OF the oeaooard Ne
Line Railway for November were S.0sl-41-
the gross expenses. including taxes. were
g. Jesd14 leaving a net revenue OF sS<ss.sos.
an increase over November. 1911. amounting
TO ss7.72
Figures complied showing the gross snd
net revenues for the first five months Ok
the current fiscal year place the earnings
a. 50 ss9STt. and the expenses at Sails.tSS-
The net earnings are S.S16-aee For the ssns
period Of 1911 the net revenues totaied
seSS5.e1s. making increase Tor III OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11
Paxer Company Fined $40.

A fine OF $40 and costs was imposed upon
the Virginia Railway and Power Company
yesterday morning in Police Court for re-
fusinc to accept labor tickets on Christmas
morning A like fine paid by the Eich-
rnond and Henrico Railway Company several
day ago for the same violation o. one Oh
their charter provisions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11
With Justice Maurice.

Edward Johnson. coiored. thirty
eight years old. of Merchant. Va.
charged with cursirg and abusing one
Julia Coleman, was ordered TO pay s.
and costs into the city Golfers for his
burst Of profanity and was. warned
TO Expect a larger fine on his next
appearance.
Ira Mulver. charged with being drunk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11

T. ". Walden. o. West Thirty-tnird
StTcss. .=ransbore. vro underwent a
serious operation 81 the Memorial Hos
initial Is reported % BE- somewhat i'm
proved IL will b. some tine before
ne can return to ne hofar
r. D.. Toucy. one 81 the SosthsIdc :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses We
5f.sfin~s Court. Waiter J. sydnor aud MAJ
&c RrtrbtUei,. samuel Blank and Ieida
rsefcr,. william August Moser ana E-s'e
scott Williams
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11
FARMER FINED So
Convicted nv jury Of tssaultinS Henry p


Beck
Thomas y Farmer. the City Han h-ensn
v-ao opeale1 from me o. 80 imposed
b,, Police Justfc. Crutcs,felc for sssauitinS
Henry p Beck before Re surrendered ioe
Office o. Building Inspector 20 assume NJ
tiufies a. a member o. TIE Administrative
Board vas convicted YESTERDAY by jury
in the Bustines. Court and hne OF 70 snc
costs imposed Farmer attacked NJ. Beck
because The after had ''docseG"n pay for
being a1sent from work several days with
out iease The assault took place az Ninth
aad Broad streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11

John Butter. co-orec. vas acquitted oy
fary in The Hussinss Court yesterday 81 a
charge o. forgery
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE co.
6Brodway New York
sIxTYEICHTH YEAR OF BUSINESS
TO THE POLICY.HOLDERS:

TO THE POICYHOLDERS $50 80. 49,. c,.nv
din andco of management
the TRANSACTIONS % "'
1911 eCompany n
s11s243665s
INVESTMENTS DURING YEAR
Cities located 20
sand Counties
dNuniipa bonds dom
municipalities located in ~ states "o s'"
4e
noho
LOaned to
DURING 1912 BENECARES RECEIVED FOX
(
Natures
SurrdH
efundsfor insuan standard adopted
HI
The increase the earning during the last seven
dollars increase " earning
o5ofm hanTW MILLION DOLLARS
fmanta
had the earning power
the anowed business we
which 1872
NNETEEN.TWELvE GOOD YEAR
Details write the Home Offce $40 Do~as I've" ~
e3a++~x>- 12z@xAt
yanuars
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-07-02

The committee comprising J. j..
opsahl. F. s. Arnold and a. =.
Richie Went to st. Paul last night to
complete final arrangements with A.
A. White and the Bemidji Townsite
Company for that much desired tract
OF land along the shores Of Lake Be-
midi from Doud avenue, which in
cludes the beautiful Diamond point
and which will be offered to the state
for the Sixth Normal school site.
Over the telephone at three o'clock
this afternoon Mr.. Opsahl advised
that an agreement had been reached
and the property secured.
This spot is considered the most
desired and most beautiful in the
city: 1t is the spot that won the
hearts of the editors when they were
here during the Northern Minnesota
Editorial Association.
u i
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-07-02
Plans Thought Of Too Late.

Plans Thought Of Too Late.
Only one block Of paving and the
approach to the dock has been com.
pleted and ready for use in time FOL
the Fourth but If the contractors in
charge had been given but short
time more Bemidji would present an
excellent appearance to the visitors
who will crowd into Bemidji on the
two days of the celebration. At the
council meeting Monday night a pro:
posed railing around the fire docl
was discussed, but upon inquiry they
were notified that it would be i'm
possible to build the rail before the
Fourth which was the time most
needed. As several hundred people
will crowd the dock during the water
sports there is danger OF many be.
ing showed into the lake as the edge
is abrupt with nothing to prevent q
person being showed on.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-07-02
PREPARING FOR THE FOURTH
Window Trimmers Busy Preparing
! Displays Ball Teams Prectice.

Window trimmers of Bemidji have
taxed their skill while decorating
their windows for the Fourth. Dis
plays of every description have been
placed in prominent places and Be-
midi is commencing to resemble
fUncle Sam In disg,1ise.S A large
floor has been laid on the corner OF
Third and Bemidji avenue and car
penters are now at work placing a
light roof over the structure which
will be used for a bowery dance
during the Fourth and Fifth. Dream
land has been put into good shape
and the Firemen have used some skill
in preparing the city hall for their
dances.
Excursion boats will make trips
around the lake every hour at reas-
enable prices and a great many
more attractions have been planned
to entertain the visitors.
Every evening the teams that
clash on the two days of celebrities
appear for practice, at the base ball
diamond and are put through some
fast work by their managers. Each
team is confident Of winning, but are
taking no chances and it appears are
trying to get in little more prac-
tice every day than the opposing
team.
The Markham Mermaids and the
Bemidji Beauties can be seen every
evening at different points of the
lake going through signal practice
and various swimming stunts that
will make the game one of the most
interesting features Of the celebra-
ton.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-07-02
FAMOUS BELM0NTS HERE
Assistants Digging Trench Today to
Initiate Big Bag Which is Made
81 of 1000 Yards of Canvas.
LAST OF AFTERNOON EVENTS

Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Belmont of Chi
cago arrived in Bemidji this morning
and have commenced preparations
for the balloon ascension July
Fourth. The event promises to be
one Of the most thrilling on the pro-
gram as the young lady ascends sew
eral thousand feet into the air be-
fore making the parachute leap,
which descends 500 feet before open
ing. Miss Belmont has been in the
business five years having first start
ed at the age of IL years. She Is
of slight build and dark complexion
and from appearances we'll capable
Of handling the big gas bag.
In speaking of her experiences
this morning Miss Belmont stated
that the sensation of the ascension
was practically the same as the para
chute leap and that the business has
proved fascinating for her. Before
and after the ascension, crowds Of
eager questioners gather about her
asking questions such as care you
afraid?" "Do you feel nervous?"
How did you ever get started in this
5business?" "Were you ever serious
aly injured?" and many more similar
queries
& Instead of wearing the sensational
tights usually worn by aeronauts
Miss Belmont clads herself in heavy
underwear, boomers, sweater and
skirt and says she can guide the par
achute to certain extent in these
garments as well as in, the plain
tights. They are also a protection in
case of alighting among brush and
trees.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-07-02
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ST. ANTHONY HOSPITAL.

ST. ANTHONY HOSPITAL. X
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Robert Given, Jr., is recovering
from an operation which he recently
underwent. ~
George Fellow will be able to be
about in few days after several
days confinement in the hospital
where he underwent an operation.
e: Joseph Venue is recovering from
an operation and will soon be able
Ito leave the hospital. q
Mrs. H. L. Spencer of Grand Rap
ids, is receiving treatment in the
hospital. 90
Mrs. Bourke is recovering from
an operation which she recently un-
derwent and will be able Ito leave
the hospital in few days.
Mrs. John McManus is recovering
from an operation and will be able
to leave the hospital in the course
Of few days.
Chris Olson will leave the hospi-
tai today after several weeks con-
finement. ,~. .e. "
Miss Marie Cahill underwent an
operation yesterday and is reported
as improving.
John Long, who was injured at
the Cochran camp at Bena q few
weeks ago is improving and will be
able to leave the hospital in about
one week. e o
Mrs. r. l.. Linton will leave the
hospital today after q few weeks con-
finement.
Mrs. c. LaBelle, who was operated
upon last week is reported as recov-
ering and will soon be able to leave
the hospital. al. IT. 49,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-07-02
Ia ENNER AY
SENATE PED
In Passing Bill For Tie. Creation Of
Now Federal JsagesAip At
Philadelphia.
HOUSE ADDED AuEHDMENr
President Should Mike Public En-
dorsements on Which He Bases
His Selection.

BY Congressman Clyde IL. Tavenner.
washington. July The senate,
which, since the constitutional
amendment providing for the popu-
lar election OF Its members went In
TO effect. is really becoming pro-
gressive, seems to have slipped q cog
IN passing the bill Tor the creation
OF new federal judgeahip at Phila-
delphia.
When the House was considering
the bill it added to ~ one Of the most
progressive amendments ever writ
ten In any legislation enecting the
Judiciary. This amendment pro-
vlded that when the president
should name his anpointee to the
5udgeship he should make public the
endorsements and recommendations
on which, he based his selection.
This IS provision Tor which Rep
resentative William Cullop, a
progressive Democrat from Indiana,
has been fighting for years. Had
TINS been provision Of the general
law there would have been no Arch
bald Impeachment case, for Archibald
with his railroad backing, would
never have been appointed to the
commerce court bench. Z
me house adopted the amend
ment Dy an oVerWhelming vote, and
tnen the Dill Went 70 the senate.
mere It seems TO nave sunered from
the same old chlorof0rm method used
Dy the Aldrich regime to- kill popu-
lar legislation In committee. At any
rate when the bill was reported to
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-07-02

Chancey Nichols Of this city today
closed his house Of business, The
Pantorium, and in the near future
will move his business to Bemidji,
where he will open the .Bemidji
Pantorium. The many friends Of
Mr.. Nichols are sorry to see him
leave Crookston and wish him the
best o fsuccess in BemidH. Crook
ston Daily Times Gully ~.