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Curtains )onIy Friday
Draperiss) Christmas.

New Scrim CurtainA--wids lAos tn0PA
| ~ attractive patterns sucA 90 fGoE
Mexican. Colonial and other SefooOf
values y 70 to -. t9.......1.40.. l.D0
Handsome Curtains OF Irtsh Point
and Marie Aptoins4ts- a
were G9s and G.@.. ................l,o0
Real Marie Antoinsttc and I.aost
Cirtains--3 to 8 pairs OF q style
value SIS ~ to vi 5N................. 8.00
French Net Bed sets--with aHtrs0t,vo
Marie Antolnette and Renaissance
tentres-bolster sil am to unAAch--
usually los and s.. %
Special Purchase OF Fancy scrtms-
French 0auze and Novelty Nsee-
about 20 styles-se and x CT vals 10
Curtain Madrls--rlch vino effscts-
Cream or coiord--valus .<s...... %
"a IN h Sunfast and unfadabls
Draperies- designs
value w and VIE. 40
brapery Silks-Allovar figurss-also
T.amhreGuir horde- desipns- 2
enormous variety-special..... 10
Reversible Velour Portiere~-dupaex
designs ready to hanz. etc .
value NI5J. .-.................... a. M
Fine Mercerized Portieres-just about
~ pi'rs-widc TAPESTRY borders or
gimp clsr--all colors-.
value 81 W and S.Ys. .OS
Frou frou Portieres---ch brocade
designs-colors to ha-nonize with
best furnishings siSss.. 80
The evening world., 1913-12-18
Held on Grand Larceny Charge,

Charles Walters OF No, 420 West
rwenty-th!rd street, Frank Ros,n Of
No. 100 West one Hundred and First
strpet AID Steve Winters OF No. Els
Wet Twenty-sixth street, were each
held In 5000 bail by Magistrate Nolan
II the Centre Street Police Court, to-
day. TO await the action OF tn, Grand
Jury on q charge OF grand larceny.
They were arrested yesterday on the
complaint OF Alfred +. Schnell, a
matchmaker, who accused them OF TAX
lar q good watch and chain from his
pocket In the city Hall Park. Walters
ana Rosen both nave records as pick
pockets.
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Flannels Only Friday
and Before
Blankets Christmas.

California Wool Blankets-Full size
white, scarlet ANA nAturai-.b~st
binding and finish
elsewhere s. O..........,..,....S Nh
Jacquard Com fortR BILE Bis rkets- 81
'ONS lnch-blue. pink. lavender. cream
rose. gray or tan and whIte-Wide
SILK ribbon binding ......... Each S.0S
Best Elderjown Finish Blanke:s-
fun size white and colors. sd
crib Blankets E.derdown finish
white AMI colors-speclsi, ......... an
Elm hlnldered ElaGnsls--PTs silk on
white WOO! flannel-hemmed or
scalop~d--Valur ~ B.. Special IN
scotch WASH flanns.s-Light and
dsrk-vsricty Of stripes--res ~. .2Y
Flannel Waistnrs-Plain and strtpss-.
all wool and wool mixed-res. .M 80
Canton and Domet Flannels-
Reached and unbleached-
epe'laI '''''''''''' .1H
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g Handk'fs Only Friday
Neckwear} Before
NiDOono Chsistmas.

"omcn's Linen Hdkfs. -emb'd corn~rs
" ana In box................,.,,,, 00
"onlen's LINEN Hdkfs.-hand amid
oofhers-S In fancy box. 40
Finer Linen iIdkfa.- hand smb'd
'orhers-s In fancy box.............8.O 90
""n"ns Initial IIdkfs pure linen
iahcy wreati-3 designs In box Il. I'D
Mems initial Hdkfs.-pure linen
machine or hand emb'd or
Longfsllow initial--each ...... .2R
assorted Ncckwear-coflar end olafR
SETS Jabpts stocks with jabotu taco
collars ami lace sets. aioU fancy s1lk
oows-usually % and %. Friday .1Q
imp'td Lace Sets--copiea OF vsu6ee
anu Irish crochet -white and ecru-
new SHOULDER style coliav-
Coat Hanysrs-Drssdsn end plain
colors-fins variety-each In hooly
sht ooS'.''.. .80 ana ls08
Hat Pin Holders and Hair Rece,vsre-
pretty ribbon trimmings-eaoh. :. .01
In RfSSon Dspt '''~"
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0ioves only Friday
Hosiery Before
Mems Furnishinss) Christmas.

Wmen's Cashmere 0ioves-3.clasp-
biaek. gray and BROWNIES. %. ~
women's KID Gloves -2-clasp-
o'eck. white and culors--spectai.. 30
womsn.s Pure ailk Hoss--lisls lined
sois-doubs~ silk top-reR. 9i.6O.... 1 10
Black Union Taffsta Umbreilas--
and ~ inch--plain and fancy
nisshn hahdles-reG. 1iY3. ........ .OO
Women's Fleeced Underwear-vesta.
Hi2n neck-lonx aleevss--als<D low
ec&-s'~ovelees --anble length
aNweu-sliGht irnperfeotions,
"o'"e " ct duaNsy ..... .33
WOSnen's Cotton Union Suits
ueecrd--.hiHh n<S,k-long or short
sieeVes-iOw ncck-slcevclsss, 80. Oh
Boys Gray Fleeced Underwear
smr1,ni9h neck-1onG slesves-
ankle length drawers
re-. - and observation-disclosures, IN
MSns Blanket Bath Robes
Jecauafds ana stripes-gray. brown,
rec, kr~en. navy and other COM
pinAtlons-fsaleds sams--tRiior made
w. s@VS-spsc1Ai. .4S |
Mems SILK Pajamas- also silk mixture,
wei! known make gift boxes
W. s'"''''''''''''''''. ....,........S.O S |
Mons siik suspenders-xood Tive
iubber-silk fintsh--gtlt buckles
iSs ther ends-eift box-5pecial o.. az
Mons Undsrwear--wool mixture
ooible and angle breasted shirts
gray only--sizea To So
V"'ue 10 Vl'' ''''''',,,....,......... "a
The evening world., 1913-12-18
Jewelry IonIy Friday
Silverwars B.for.
Leather Goods, etc. ! Christmas.

SssverW0f0 Before
Leather Goods, etc. Christmas.
Pear Read Necklaces--oream or white.
$50 novelties In coral and other
coiors--N to q inch len rths-
XIII box-reG. 50..a....,......... 20
Gerrnan Silver Mesh Bass-s-inch
rramee-thir modea--French gray
COMMUNICATING" trIm-res 500 .3.OS
Special Purohas. OF q Id Filled Vanity
.Aees-'hand engraved or engine
turned designs-value G.O .DS
SolId Gold Pendant, with Chains
ualnty desians-prcttily ieweAed--
Sone canoes inoludcd-Nalue -. 3 .DS
ouadruple Toilet Ses--Comb. brush
~" nirror-rsG. moo. .3.OS
Special Purchase OF German SILVER
vanity Cnsee-thin modeis-bright or
rronch Gray finisn-res. 81 walls. I'D
Solid Gold Cuff Links--hand engraved
Or chAssd -sfsany deskGns-aiso rich.
p'oin styIes-value 80
Solid Gold Axnet Rings-engravesi In
orl1nt EnxliSh or Roman finish
large var1ety-vaiuc x.O......., .OS
C0whlde Hand Hays IL and II Inch
leeRher hne0-strong hAntles-wtth
slides-protectcd ends-vaiue MOO. Z. 80
Le@thev Hard Baes-pin seal. waIrus
and moOcoo-colcrs and black
Also silk included-rex. t5.oo.......3.6O
Roserc. "A and Al Table spoons
and Forks-res N2a..S dozen. .O4
Mirror Pqatsaux-il inch-
silver plated rm--speciai. 40
Vvit :dshss-asadruple plated frames
InH. ren o. Fosd dtsasss-
The evening world., 1913-12-18

TER OLE Company. Cleveland, Ohio.
and we will mail you a jar. postage
prepaid.
W; ". THCnMoND. Rockf,h. Va, IN,
=. Mustsrols p the greatest thing | ever got hold
of fos utncular yissumsthn, offsnuH instaat ~
y core ssd slan jois1 0ad nuscla.h
The evening world., 1913-12-18
Silks )Only Friday
and B.for,

Dress Goods Christmas.
S inch satins--charmeuse finish
light and dark coiors-valie 81 Is .SS
noutas Width Crepe de Chimes
black and oOaON-Sp-cisI values
I.2S" 1.6O.. LIS. Ids
D,uble width Crepe Meteors-
liEht ana dark cOlors. also black
special venues LIS. Ids
Double Width Charmeuse-
all colOrs-thrse spes'Isl qualities
1.2S, 1.47. Los
Yard Wide Satin Novelty
i;r0oades-.light and dark -were
ti' 10 Go'"''l 40. LIS, 1.D5
y inch Clan Plaids-smAu. medium
ana lars"--mostly green and
black-value 10. Observation-Disclosures. .llSS
High Class Drser SlIungs-@s ,o "a
inch--lncluded are finest fabric,
OF the seasOn fashionable rolors-
were ~ ~ to ,ss,,,,...........,.,.. 70
~ inch slack chiffon Rroadcloths-
sponxel and shrunk-@2 qualify. I IN
&c inch All Wool cashmeres and Nun.
Neilinss-lisht and dark c..ors I'D
20 and 4: inoh All Woo. Erench
serKes.--fanry and staple shades
were Nv ''.''''''.'.'.' .'''..''...--- 80
50 inch v orstnd Warp SERIES
Eatnet, brown. nsvy and black
u incn ALI. WOOL. Whiprord.
plain ana two toued-brown stray
gre~ns navy and black-rex ~ .OO !
The evening world., 1913-12-18
Misses Wear Only Friday
B.bi..' w..r( ch, :...

Red Ticket" Lot Misses Winter Butts
-cheviots. pebble cloths. cut wool
vslouns; brosdcioths-Snost fashionabis
colOrs-sAtsst modss-- warmly
inter!lnsd and lined
S %s,' .......s ii5s'' to g SI ~
Red TicIS~t' Lao. Misses Party
Dresses shadow and other Lace.
oreps do Chine. plain and floral
chiffons. etc,--exquistt~ tints, also
cream and white--wtde range Of
dainty Eirlish s,ylss--N 10 10 years
S %,F" ......7 ~ 10 g e, ' ~
Little Chlidren's Bath Kobss
Hanks: and Eiderdown--to z Years
regularly Nss ''.''..''.,...., ~. 40
Bo bies Sweater Cosu--Llxht and
dark.to years-rsE tisA
ana E'"''''''''' ..., Lao
Attls O,ildrsn's Knitted Hockey
Caps staple colors-reE. 81, 40
IA Dies Hand Croche,ed SIX Hoods
dainty TIM 81 white or cold
ribbons reg, OH....u,,,,..,.,. .OS
Little Ohildr.n's Hats-pisin and
corduroy velvst-tzs'sril trlmmings
% ribbon rosattes. snrring ana
buds-n years-werS
y rs and 2@ ..,,.,.................. az
Childrsn's Navy and GRAY chlnnhill.
coats-.flannel lined - to 3 yssrs
reg Gss. ..,.,....,.,...-......., z. 2O
Little Children'a Cord Dresses
Bingham, chAmbray and cotton
miStnfes-'o years-rex IS, ..., as
Children White Dgesses-Iay nsnd
nainsook-- yoke Russian and Frsurh
en,b'v and lace trlm'd-.to 3 yAars
regularly u.3..,...,.,..,.'.,., IA
Children's white Dreasss--iaWn and
ma nsook with lace and emily.
yoke. russian aud French
10 pss~-T9 Wv '''.',,.,u".1.% 80
INesses.. ginaham oi,ar, BRAY
and iinells.Hnssisn and French-
The evening world., 1913-12-18

Women's Coats Only Friday
Furs, Dresses ! Before
kimonos Christmas.
women's Pony Skin Coa,s-fnii length
straight models fun back-rounded
iron s,,.s, q. cellar soft shk 'T On An
Women's Near Sesl Coats tdvei
cOnevp-h-inci--srita way In or
dolnan slceves-pointed collar--soft
SILK Innings 9is.ss.
women's Fur sets-Natural Raccoon.
red and coronation FoS. skunk,
0possu'n and 1orland Fox tcornbed
| ThfbeO-rAriouo nechpieceN large
muffs-werS ss4.ss and W 81. ....17.0O
Little Girls Fur Sets .Niouflon. lamb
with AnEora and initiation errAne
| were $ZW'.......... ~
women,s Considerations lengths
| Astrachan cloth and caracul
plush with and without plush oollafS
-woroh osfS ..................16.0S
! won,en's Coats- WOO, plush. astrahhan.
caracul and chinohiliaa
! lengths and models black. navy,
gray and brown special. ........ g. %
/ Women's Senee Dresses BLACK and
1 navy-contras tihG veWtees--vArioais
trtmminss-SAss and SS.ss values. q. 80
women's kimonos-crepes and heavy
fleece-Iiehs. medium and dark
I florals-->eoAt and Dmnrs modeis-
AL e'ses-aoec1aI.... ...........',...1.0S
Womsn's Dressing 6acques
ettes-florai ossEns-FsG. NJ. 81
$s::s an! f'')o- :.;...
Children's
Sweaters ~
women's Corset Covsv-naaneook-
remarkably prs6ty and dainty
In holly boxNe-epectAl...... 40
Wonen's NtOhtdrsaleD-Nsinsook-
wondSrful ranSs OF etHss. iaoss or
embroidery wtth msdahionA-
specot OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s00
Sainsook Combinations--&leirt or
drawers with corset covers--exceusnt
modsls-worth u S....... Special .06
NainsDok Princess silps-wtsses and
c%os,..p.eHtiiy trimmed .osl
value C.es.. Lbs
women's Pettic oa ts--nainsook-
new tango and all other models--
values 90 IN ". e6............,.....1.0 10 |
women's Sweater CoaAs-d,~avy.
mannish and novelty weaves--
best cOlors-reG. 500.
Girls Bath Robea--Iacquard BLANKETS
and etderdown-pink. blue ana rsd-.
Chiidrsn's Flannsistts Might Oowns-
clear stripes-double front and back
yokeS-l 10 II y~ars-eGg. -
The evening world., 1913-12-18
Wash IOnIy Friday
Dress Before
Fabrics ' Christmas.

ADs~ss I~111k Wake. : Pr.ciic17
O1N.
Outing Flauns!s-plsin and .trlned
speciaI ''s''.'strt', ..,,,..,..... de-
MercertIed Poplins-- Full, line OF
popular eolors -special,.,..,,,,. .1Si.
SILK chiffo' cites plain and figured
for streel ana evening reg q. IN
Fancy press Lawns Fine rang. of
patterns-Spe ,ial ...,....,........... ga.
Cotton challies Psrsians. Dresdens
The evening world., 1913-12-18
Dolls )only Friday
and 7 Before
loyo Oh ristrnas.

Cndressed Dolls--is inoh-doubis
jointsd-blondes ana brunette
closing eyes-pcarly teeth
reH. oy, Observation-Disclosures. IA
Dolls Dishss-larGe slzss-s5 pc TO set
-reS' VI S'''''''., Friday 10
Dolls PlAnos-upriKht--spec -
fiahos Stoos-revolving.... 80
Grocery Stores. .20
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IN Only Friday
Section chr,.,,r...

CeHuloid Toilet Sets-Tvory tint
pieces-in celluloid box--va. Is. q. 40
MaemfyinR Mirrors--Ivory tint,
cehuoid rim-ad1ustabls handles
=" ''''.''.'...."....... sOW
Children's Manicure sets--Ivory tint
p'ecss-satin lined box-~sg. rs 40
white Enamel Wood Comb and
"rush-L'ned box-wOrth Si.&... %
ivoroyd Toilet and Manicure Settle
p,eces-comb. br,ish. mirror. powder
jar. two sAlve lars. file, buffer,
cutiole or corn knife-handoomo
"htin lined caSe-~pecial. ........16.0o
Mems Genuine Ebony Ssts--Military
clothes and hat brush ana comb
eatherette case-satin lined
value 800. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT M
Men's White Ivoroyd eets--lauttary
brushes. comb. mirror. shaving
brixh. talcum powder. holder, fibe
and scissors. lined case-vai. 80. q. 00
X erk MFR nj. Us--
The evening world., 1913-12-18
HELP WANTEo-MA.E.

WANTED FOR T.. :. ARMY, jt.o bsiisi VI,
marred men, brtseen agrs 81 Ii and IS. CHI
yr's o. i'nud sta:s> .! m,n "ap has ie.aii
dcF.arel their intention 10 become cltilsIl> ~ ~
CHARACTER and temperate habits. Nh al ~
real AND wnIe the Enssh iangIas, Far In
"a sih A.. New YORK 'ity sOs tTIii,"n :.
hrocklyn. \, v; ls2 Newark r J,rsy 'i,i
~ w., ~ anv recruiting station.
The evening world., 1913-12-18

At Your druggist $,
in 25c and SOC jars, and
a. special large hospital
size for $3.50.
Accept no substitute.
II your druggist can
not supply you, send
Skp M A(lr 10 a.. AeV'S
The evening world., 1913-12-18

Geraldine Fsrrar Is said to be recov-
cred from her illness and her condition
- Be satisfactory. but she mas been ai-
vIsed to take q few DAYS more rest
Emmy Dsst.nn. therefore. instead OF
Mo- Farrar, will sing Tosca In PUG
Cinl's opera at tho Metropolitan Opera
House tomorrow night. The manage
ment announces that. without doubt,
Miss Farrar will sing Mimi In LA
Boheme'' at tho matinee q week from
saturday.
The evening world., 1913-12-18

dean. white Ointmen made with oil Of
mustard. II comes in handy white
glass jars. Get . jar from your drug
eist to-day.
AUSTEn0LE 10 recommended by
dsseors and nurses. Millions Of jars
The evening world., 1913-12-18
Try MUSTEROLE For
That Lame Back!

Rub II on hriskly---massage il in
thoroughly, and note how quickly
The evening world., 1913-12-18

are used annually for Bronchitis. Group.
still Neck. Asthma, Neuralgia, Con-
gest'on. Pleurisy. rheumatism, Lum.
hago. Pains and Aches Of the Back or
Joints, Sprains, Sore Muscles, Bruises,
chilblnlns, Frosted Feet. Colds Of
Chest ut prevents Pneumonia.
The evening world., 1913-12-18

Red Ticket" Lot Misses Winter ouits
-cheviots. pebble cloths. ont wool
velours, broAdcloths-Snost fashionab be
colOrs-SAteot modS0S-- warmly
int esln>d and lined
The evening world., 1913-12-18

Highly polished; size Of
base 80 in: Ia, two
top drawers and two
long drawers. Mounted
by large French beveled
plate mirror.
The evening world., 1913-12-18
FRIDAY. AS UsuAL, BARGAIN DAu
The ONLY FRIDAY Before Christmas!
Captivating Values All Day Long

No Men or Telephons orders for the follow
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-08-02
CASS LAKE MAN DEAD
Found Dead In Mud Swamp
Deeply Mired Up To His
Hips
BODY HELD FOR RELATIVES

Cass Lake Mimi, Aug. 2-The dead
body of William Mcintosh aged IS
was brought here this morning, hay
ing been found in swamp yesterday
twelves miles southwest of Cass Lake.
Mcintosh has been spending the last
few years in Cass Lake doing odd jobs
and was addicted to drinking.
Three weeks ago he went to the
country to work on farm. He was
very nervous the three days he spent
on the farm and did not sleep nights
but spent most of the time walking
around. He left the place the third
night and that was the last seen of
him alive. The body was found near
a swamp, one leg being inbedded in
the mud to the hip and the other to
the knee. Mcintosh has spent most of
the past fifteen years in Northern
Minnesota lumber camps and was
known by almost every lumber jack
as "Billy Snorts.''
Two brothers survive, one being an
engineer in the Northern Pacific
shops at Brainerd, and the other at
Nova Scotia, Canada. The body is be-
ing held at the morgue here awaiting
word from his brothers.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-08-02
BOYS RETURN
Spend Three Weeks In Eastern
Markets Buying Mems And
= Women's Clothing
WILL OPEN NEW STORE SEPT. 1st

Charles and Henry Cominsky of
the Schneider Brother Clothing store
returned this morning from three
weeks business trip throughout the
east, visiting New York, Philadel-
phia. Cleveland. and Chicago. -.
They will open a Women's Ready
to Wear store on Third street next
door to the Schneider Brothers Cloth
ing store about September first with
a new and complete line of garments
for women.
In speaking of the trip Charles
Cominsky said. We had a splendid
business outing. I believe that we
have secured a line of merchant
disc for our new store that will be
of extreme interest to every woman
in Bemidji. H.
eyes we heard Of the normal school
result while in New York city and
we held celebration of our own. I
believe that the school will be of
inestimble value to Bemidji and
would like to express my apprecia-
ton to the members of the normal
school commission. They chose Be-
midi, 1 believe because they were
convinced of it's advantages to the
surrounding DISTRICTS"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-08-02
BROOKS new SECRETARY
Chosen To Guide Affairs Of Bemidji
Building And Loan
Association
DIRECTORS ARE ALSO ELECTED

A meeting of the Bemidji Build
ing. and Loan association was held
Friday afternoon at the Commercial
club rooms at which time new board
of directors was chosen and w. L.
Brooks of the Northern National
bank was elected secretary to sue
coed w. c. Klein.
The present officers are j. P. Lair
president, w. L. Brooks secretary
and R. H. Schumacher treasurer. In
addition to the officers the following
comprise the new board of directors,
F. S. Arnold, w. N. Bowser, George
Kreatz, X. K. Roe, F. S., Lycan and
Matt Phibbs. ~
In speaking of his new duties Mr..
Brooks said. ~ want the stockholders
to know that it is absolutely neces-
sary to turn in their pass books so
that the books of the association may
be carefully checked and to show
each stakeholder that proper credits
have been made" - J: ~.
All monthly payments will hereaf-
ter be made at the Northern Nation
al bank, which according to the
stockholders will add stability to this
new and fast growing institution.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-08-02
RED LAKE BOAT PARTY FOUND
Returned to Bemidji Yesterday
Morning t..

Louis Abrahamson, A. Lavintman
and 1 Gordon of Minneapolis, the
party who rented the Smith boat on
Red Lake and were reported lost
arrived in Bemidji Friday morning
and were non the worse for their
experience. 1t appears from the story
told by the party that they engaged
Mr.. Smith to carry them across the
lake Wednesday night from Tama-
rack River but as the lake was very
rough the party was forced to re-
turn to shore where they remained
until early Thursday morning, when
they again attempted to make the
trip.
This time they were successful,
but on reaching the opposite shore
near Shotely they were unable to
make a landing with the launch as
the waves were exceedingly high
and water shallow. A canoe was
brought into play and the party en-
deavored to board it from the launch.
The last man to step into the frail
craft tipped it over with the result
that all were thrown into the lake.
For three consecutive times the dip
ping was repeated when attempting
to board, but finally they succeeded.
Although day late the party return
ed to Bemidji where Mrs Abrahamson
was anxiously awaiting them. The
party had been in the vicinity of Red
Lake looking over ditch lands.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-08-02
ADOPT new CHARTER
Commission Hold. Meeting Last
Night And Fnish Reading All
Sections
WILL NOW SUBMIT TO PUBLIC

a.
The Charter Commission of the city
of Bemidji at meeting last night
held in the commercial club rooms
finished reading all the sections of
the new proposed charter and adopt
ed same. It will now be prepared for
distribution among the voters of the
city and arrangements made for an
election for it's adoption by the pub
lie
F. S.. Arnold, who has drawn UP
the document and through whose eff
forts the commission has successfully
held meetings and to whom belongs
the credit for the greater bulk of the
work, was appointed committee of
one to look after the proper presen-
tation of this document to the voters
of the city and toSarrange with the
mayor for an election.
1t is probable that the election will
be held some time in September or
the first part of October. (
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-08-02
NEGRO GAINS EASY FREEDOM
In Jail For Less Than One Minute
Yesterday

Yesterday Afternoon Jacob Brown
of the Bemidji Police force arrested
a negro for vagrancy and intoxica-
ton, who claimed he had passed
through Bemidji with the Oklahoma
wild west show and that he liked the
looks of our little city so that when
he was ordered to leave Winnepeg by
the Chief of Police of that city he ma
turally drifted back to Bemidji to
spend his vacation. Mr.. Brown open
ed the front iron gate and gave the
colored gent the freedom of the en-
tire jail. Shortly before the arrest Ser
geant Bursley~ had opened all of the
doors to air the cells out and had not
closed them SO the negro passed in
the front door and out the rear door
and has not been seen since.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-08-02
LAWYERS WORRY
STAR WITNESS
Mulhal Grilled By Manufacturer
Attorney-Sticks To First
Story ~
100000 RAISED FOR LOBBYING
Was Raised by National Council For
Industrial Defense PAPER
Organization"
100000 RAISED FOR LOBBYING

Washington, Aug. 2.-The senate
lobby committee started out again
with another disagreement about the
cross-examination of Martin M. Null.
hall.
After an executive session the COM
m1ttee decided that the attorneys for
the National Association of Manufac.
turers should have an additional two
hours to examine the witnesses. The
committee, however, put the ques.
tons.
The lawyers began to direct the in.
quiry to the National Council for In.
dustrial Defense. Mulhall previously
testified that the collector for that
organization had told him it raised be.
tween 100000 and 100000 for lobby
work. He stuck to his story that the
organization was solely a paper one
in which a few officials of the National
Association of Manufacturers became
members.
The lawyers worried Mulhall by ask.
ing him about blacklist of congress.
men put in the records two weeks
ago.
When the committee questioned
Mulhall on claims in his letters about
naming chairmen of committees AMI
placing friendly congressman the law.
yers tried to pin him down to direct
answers on how he expected to do
those things. AIulhall said he was not
clear about it now, but thought Attor.
rey Emery was to make the arrange.
ments.
Apparent contradictions in Mulhall's
testimony about an alleged offer for
his letters by Samuel Gompers came
up. Once he swore he offered the let
tiers to the labor leader and once he
swore Gompers tried to get them from
him.
= He finally testified that American
Federation of Labor Off eials never Of
fered him anything for the letters.