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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-03

To Sell simpleH On Pacific Coast.
George X. Arnold. for a long Time as
ISOLATED with the Packard Motor AT
Company Of New York. and Jan II.
SIZZLING. for the past seven years with
the De Dion Bouton Company. have
formed a partnership known AZ the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04
MANY N0TABLES
ON STEAMER;
FIlHIRlP
Mak,Ira Brings so Passengers
to Honolulu; Australian
Statesman Returning

bringing 80 passengers for Honolu-
IN from Victoria and Vancouver. Of
whom "a are first-cabin, p second
and four steerage. the Canadian.Aus-
tralasian steamer Makura. Capt. J. y.
5. Phillips, locked at Pier Z at 3
O'Clock this morning. and steamed at
morn for SuYs. Auckland and Sydney.
Only q few packages of freight were
brought by the Makuray and 81 bags
OF mail. from canada, the states and
Europe. exceBt the countries OF the
Teutenic allies.
Perfect weather was experienced
on the voyage south. according to
Captain Phillips and Purser W. Men.
Spiers. The Makura's through pas
seneer list is fairly heavy. including
r. flrst-eabin, 80 second and IA steer
age
AInope tbe. firstfabIn passengers
are 9. w. Rattray of Dunedin. n. H..
director OF the Union Steamship
Company Of New Zealand: G.. ]. Parr,
q New Zealand member Of parliament.
and q marty OF IA Australian politi-
clans who are returning from Europe,
where they attended the Imperial Con-
ference last summer.
Among the passengers coming 10
honolulu were number OF returning
Honolulans. These included Mrs. r.
O. Matheson. wife Of the managing
editor Of the Advertiser, and Master
X. Matheson. also w. Matheson.
Prof. r. Putnam, a noted phiIolo-
gist. Is stopping over In Honolulu. He
was here three years ago on tour
around the world, and has always
since been DESTROYS Of coming again
for a longer stay. He has been liv-
ing in Southern California. and will
20 from Honolulu to spend the win
ter season there
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With the usual noisy and CHEEKY
crowd gathered On the pier 10 say
gcodby the HatSon steamer WHhel-
nina left Pier Il at 10 o'clock this
morning, on time, for san Francisco,
taking 81 cabin and Is steerage pas
sengers from this port ...-...s.--s.e :
Many Honolulans left on the liner
for vacation and business trips to the
mainland. The outgoing cabin list
was comfortably large. although not
capacity, and the steerage also was
smaller than in the summer months.
Miss Daisy Jerome. the Australian
American vaudeville artist, who clos
cd her engagement at the Biiou last
night, left with her mother. She is
going to New York to enter. Amerj-
cen vaudeville and says she will later
GO into molten pictures in Los Ange-
les. ..
: Jay Gould and family sailed, laden
With. leis and saying they hope 20
come back next year. They were
given u big send-off by their many
friends here. ~.
CAPTAIN Peter johnson took the
Wilhelraina out With n full cargo. be
tween 1000 and 5000 tons, weight and
There were 5000 tons
If sugar from HiIo and Honolulu and
a big shipment of canned pines, well
above 100000 cases, the largest mum.
Der taken out this season by any Mat
son steamer. Bananas to the amount
of 800 lunches, 500 tons Of molasses.
and miscellaneoussfreight. T..
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Crew of Great
Bear Had Food
or Rare Kinds
Skipper OF Borden'S Wrecked
Vessel Says Champagne and
Caviar Were Plentiful

. r. =
Two cases OF champagne for desk,
chocolates and caviar for eptremets
or what the saiIorman calls Time for
coffee" an electric stove run from
the launch dynamo, a choice of food
al each meal that would make John
Tsit blush, and few other fixipgs
that enc would find only in big city
were at the service OF the shipwrecked
crew OF the Great Bear. says the San
Francisco Examiner of September rs.
80. r, Murphy, engineer of the
Great Bear. who arrived here several
days agn. yesterday told at length
OF the fifteen days on st. Michaefs
Island, six miles from Pinnacle rock.
where the Great Bear went ashore.
lie said: ~ 49,.
u. II. Borden Is somewhere in the
East now looking for a vessel 10 take
the place OF the Great Bear The man
is an ideal scientist because he is
such a thorough sportsman. The wet
ter and colder ne gets, the louder he
laughs.
When we bumped Pinnacle rock at
O'Clock on the morning Of August
10. We all took to the boats and row
ed some six miles to the island. Each
boat made several trips. BY nightfall
we were well ensconced with a ship
wreck encappment such as no one
ever heard Of. ...... Il
The Great Bears stores, such as
could be. quic:xly handled, were load
ed into the boats. There was enough
champagne in cases to make a per-
fectlY good desk, canvas for shelter,
an electric stove. which We worked,
from the launch dynamo until we got
the wireless idea, and everything in
The. way OF eats that could be found
on Broadway, New York.
Then came the wireless idea. We
took out the lannch's spark coil and
fixed up a sending key with some
scraps of brass. For an aerial We
Used the wire OF the sounding ma,
chine and a couple Of masts from
the boats. This we installed at the
top of the highest prominence of the
island.
Now ] had no way OF receiving. /
Go all could do was send out CON-
stcnt 8. O.. s. with the position Of |
he island. It would be romantic
enough to say that the funny little |
wireless outfit brought rescue. But
70 far Iiiave no record or anybody |
sllo picked up my call. The McCul.
loch found us after being notified |
rom Nome that We were overdue.
I'VE were on the island for fifteen
lays. The very day that the revenue
beat sighted us we we're putting the
finishing pouches on the launch to
make the 300-mile voyage to Nome.
was working on the engine at the /
line. A sailor helping me looked over
ny shoulder and saw the two masts
,f the McCulloch.
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PASSENGERS aRRTTED.

! r -. "a ~
Per CA. steamer ,falIura. today.
from Victoria and Vancouver. For
Honolulu florence Kinney David
Segnple. Wrs, Barbara SemDle. Prof.
isuinend Putnam. Miss Kathleen wal
ker, Mrs. Ida Matheson, Master Wal
ter Matheson. Master Roderick Mathe-
son. MRS. Clara Trenfield, Justice
Martlaitd Mccarthy. Master Daitoil
Mccarthy. Miss Greta Muir. Miss
Nora Muir Miss Susie Loomis, Miss
Marearet Bieelow. Mrs. Annie Sizer.
Frank Halstead. AIRS, Marion IIsl.
stead. Master Frank Halsiead. Rob
bins p. Anderson, Miss Cecile Fahey,
Stamford White. Mrs. Ruth White,
Miss Lucy Porter, Miss Ida Doud,
Frederick ]. Pipney. Mrs. Marion K.
PinDey, Miss Eileen Pinney, Miss LIE
ma Gowen. Miss Ruth Mylroye, Os.
wald Metcalfe. Mrs Greta Alice Met.
cafe. Miss Alice Metcalfe. I. Elstein,
Frsncis EIstein. Mrs. ida Zilka, Owen
Weber. Mrs. Carrie We6ber. Master
Lincoln Webber, Mrs. Ella Alexander.
Master Arthur AleKsnder: Master
Raiph -.aexander. Henry Brewer. Mrs
Margaret Domell, Master William
Dowell. AIRS Georgipa Leather. Miss
Susie Fraser. Miss Elizabeth Fraser.
Miss Annie Carpfhers.
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Liner BEAR MAY
BE AUCTIoNED,
IS REPORT

A succession of miShapS in con-
nection with the attempts of Lloyd's,
the British Insurance. underwriters,
to salvage the steamer Bear, which
went ashore near. Eureka several
months ago, viii probably lead to
the abandoning OF the vessel and its
sale at auction. according to James
McFarlan pf London, who was sent
Ey Lloyd To feat the vessel. says the
San Francisco Bttlletin.
After the accident, the British sal
wage steamer Salyor stood by the
Bear and attempted yainly to float it.
When the Congress burned and went
ashore at Coos Bay, the Salyor was
rushed there.
Meanwhile, McFarlan had made ar
rangements to build cofferdam
around the Bear, in another effort to.
float the craft While the Salvor
was at, Coos Bay the launch Magno-
la, with lighter bringing lumber for
the eoeferdam, arrived on the scene.
The lumber was thrown overheard,
one piece at d time, in the belief that
it would float ashore.
Instead, wind drove it out to sea
ana Lloyds lost the entire consign-
ment of lumber. Now McFarlan an
nounces he is about ready to aban-
don the ship, after which she would
be sold to the highest bidder.
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MARKET ACTIVE,
STOCKS ADVANCE
OR HOLD STRONG

Listed securities took, or added &c
tiyity today, in some instances scored
advances and in others merely r..
NAMED firm and strong. A feature
was the sale of 50 San Carlos SIS at
10, an advance Of 5 points over the
last sale, which was also of so bonds,
Between boards the sales figured III
shares and at The session 2223, a Thea
sand-share day. besides transactions in
bonds amounting TO we'll over $50, 900.
In the trading McBryde advanced
lrom liz If Ia, Olaa was l6I,
Eva 80. PioE Ger Il. Waialua 34a4. Ha-
waiian Commercial son. Pineapple
49, and Gas 125,
Engels Copper and Mineral Products
we're the features Of the unlisted
shares, the former still further adj
Vanc.ng and the latter recovering to.
Sl.221a. OF this stock 1905 shares
were. sold a. s120 and 4i10 at the
higher figure.
Engels Copper was in demand.
Sales at 1906 were OF 1920 shares ana
the next bio was 1910. Further sales
at that figure failed to bring out
stock, the asking price advancing TO
s315.
Mountain King sold at 20 cents and
Oil was quoted at $295d$3.
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BY AUTHORITY
RESOLUTION NO. Sos

Be it resolved by the Board of SUI
pervisors of the City and County of
Honolulu, Tertiary of Hawaii, that
the sum of Three Hundred Dollars
($300.90) be and the same is hereby
appropriated, out. of all moneys in tie
General Fund of the Treasury of the
City and County of Honolulu for an
account known as Public Baths, Pur.
chase of Supplies. ~ +.
\ Presented by .
BEN HoLLTNGER,
- .- =, Supervisor.
Honolulu. T. a., October 8, 1916.
i hereby certify that the foregoing
Resolution passed First Reading and
ordered to print at meeting hold by
the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday,
October g.. 1915, on the following vote
of said board: -. H. .s..
Ayes: AHA, Arnold. Hatch, Hol-
inger, Homer, Larsen, Logan. To-
tai T.. a l. - ~s ..:...
Noes: None. 49, H.. ~
=. BUFFANDEAU, II >
Deputy City and County Clerk
p { 6597-0ct. 4, S, 6 IL >>:.t.~-.
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The map Of Hungary over the Ru-
manian border contains some mystify-
ing names, as the first Bucharest bull
letins have shown. A formidable one
is Observation-Disclosures. which, on be-
ing challenged firmly, reduces itself
merely to George ST. Michael" and
may thus claim an affinity with our K.
C. NJ. G. Another place, Fehervar. is
nothing more or less than White City.
English Exchange.
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Notice Of Petition for Allowance o
Accounts. Determining Trust and
Diafrihiitfnc the Estate

.ls gISITiDultH9 kIlS GaSaII r. F..l
The Petition and Accounts of, Trent
Trust Company, Limited, Hawaiian
corporation. Executor under the viii
and of the Estate of Nathaniel b.
Emerson, Deceased, wherein petitioner
asks to be allowed $1470.36 and
charged with $1S74,53, and asks. that
the same. be examined and approved.
and that a final order be made of Dis
tribution of the. remaining property to
the persons thereto entitled and dis
charging petitioner and sureties from
all further responsibility herein, har-
ing this day been filed; q, ~. =.
it is Ordered, that Friday. the 10ti
day of November, A D. 1915, at .
o'clock. a. m. before the Judge presid-
ing at chambers of said Court at his
courtroom in the, Judiciary Building.
in Honolulu, City and County OF Homo.
lulu. be. and the same, hereby Is APP
pointed the time and place for hear
ing said Petition and Accounts, and
that all persons interested may then
and there appear and show cause, II
any they have, why the same should
not be. granted, and may present eyf
dence as to who are entitled to the
said property. .:...,.. IL
Dated the Ord day of October. 1915.
BY the Court. -
/. ]. A. DoMINIs. .
-. i. Clerk
Thompson, Milverton & Cathcart,
For Petitioner.
6597-Oct. 4. IL. Is, 25 .-'.'
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>Between Boards: Sales: 26g, 20,
40 Olaa, 1915. so, As, So, 5 Eva. So;
%. 20. 5, 10 Pioneer. Al; 10, so Waia-
lua, S4%; 70 H. C. & S. Co, 50A;
20 Hawaiian Pineapple Co.. 1919; $780,.
600 San Carlos IS, 105. -.
Session Sales: 10 H. c. & s. Co.,
5OK; 10, 40 Olaa. 1874 5, 3, 1a
Waialua, S4&; $1,000 Hawaii Con. Ry.
IS. 80; Is Hon. Gas Co., 125; u Nc
Bryde, liz; 20, 81, s Oahu Sugar CO..
Big; s Eva, So; %. Is McBryde, IL z !;
20 Hawaiian Pineapple Co, 1914; 80
Pioneer. Al; 40, 10 Oiaa, 1874.
III ANNOUNCEMENTS
Extra dividends will be paid as fol-
lows: s.....~ 49,.
October 10, Waialuku Sugar Co., 3
per cent, total 4 per cent, SOC per
share. = p.
October 90. onomea Sugar CO.. per
cent, total 10 per cent, 50 per share.
RuB6ER QUOTATIONS
October 8, 1916-Singapore, 53.01c;
New York, 60c.
Latest sugar quotation: e6 deg. test,
SOP cts, or $1,000 per ton. sa-.
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PIssFSGERs DEPARTED

Z Per Matson str. wilhelrnina. at 10
a. m, today. for San Francisco: I.
Abrams Mrs. l. Abrams and child
n. Arnstein. Mrs. n. Arnstein. Al
Barnes. A. Bellina. Mrs. c. n. BelIina.
Miss S. Z. Jarrett, M. ID. Brown. Mrs.
n. p. Brown, George C. Beckley, Mrs.
George c. Becklcy, Emil c. Ber1dt,
Paul Chatain. A. Chatain. Mrs. A.
Chatain, ]. Cara, Miss B. z. Cara,
James B. Castle, Mrs. James B. Castle,
Mrs M. r, Douglas, John Douglas,
Miss r. Dent. Miss +. NJ. Dawson, ].
NJ. Dowsett, Miss A. A. Dowsett, r. r.
Daryill. Mrs. H. c. Ellis, Miss H. C.
Ellis, Miss Dorothy Ellerbrook. Mrs.
l. II. Gribbell. Jay Gould. Mrs. Jay
Gould, Miss Anna Gould, Miss Eleanor
Gonld. Mrs. Robert Hair, L. W. How.
ard. Mrs. Arthur Howe, NJ. E Hub
bard. J. w. Hampton, Miss K. Hassett.
Miss z. Heebner, S. Y. Heebner, Mrs.
s. "; Heebner, Miss A. Hennys. A. d.
Jones. s. p. Jacobson. Miss Hedwis
johnson, Mrs. Z. Jerome, Miss ID. Je.
rome, Arnold Kraemer. Mrs. Q. 2.
Knott, Mrs. James A, Kennedy. Miss
Jessie Kennedy, Miss G. lawson. Mrs.
]. r. Lord. Miss M. Lishman. L. Lind
say, William Lanz, Mrs. Charles Mar,
quez, r. R. Mccaslin. Mrs. r r, Nc
Caslin, L. C. Mccall, M. Mccarthy,
Robert Mist, Mrs Robert Mist, Miss A.
Mason. Charles e. Mott, f. NJ. Mold,
DR.. w. osmers. Capt. s. A. Paryain.
n. e Penhallow, DR.. George s. Orr,
Mrs, George B. Orr. NJ Rodriques. Mrs.
M. Rodriques. c. A. Ralston. H. w.
Sturges. Mrs. ii w sturges. P. M.
Smoot, =. r. Smith, Mrs. A. Sullivan.
s. N. Soderblom, Mrs. s. ~ Solder
blorn. Miss c. 2. Soderblom. St c.
Sayres, C. r. Turner, Mrs. M. Toney.
II. r. Taylor, J. Warrington, Mrs. j.
Warrington. Mrs, K. c. Wood.
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T. NOTICE
WAIALUA AGRICULTURAL CO.,
. -. .%.-.. LTD.
NOTICE.

The stock books of the Waialua
Agricultural Co, Ltd, will be closed
to transfers Thursday, October 5, 1915
at II o'clock noon to Saturday, Octo-
Der Ii, 1916, inclusive.
.:-@ CHAS. H. ATHERTON, "
Treasurer, Waialua Agricultural Co.,
Ltd.
Honolulu, October 4. 1916.
..s 6597-1t,Ga .,..<
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! At 1O:a0 last night the Matson
steamer Lurline. from Honolulu at
4:20 p. m, September rs, arrived at
San Francisco.
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The Matson steamer Hilonian, due
Saturday from San Francisco. is ex-
pected to have three days mail from
the mainland.
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Coal to bunker the British steamer
.Kestrel. may be taken to Tanning Is
land soon by Judge H. z. Cooper's
scheoner-yacht Luka.
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Next mail for San Francisco will
leave at 5 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
on the u. s. army transport Logan.
due from Manila and Nagasaki tomor-
row morning. iii. . ~
A contract for removal of the 120-
foot flagstaff on Quarantine Island.
cutting off the dry-rotted base. and
reerecting it has been awarded to
Herman Muller at 1896. ~
Adyices to the Merchants Ex-
change say the T. K, K. steamer Per
STA Maru left Yokohama October 2,
two days late. This will bring her To-
Honolulu next Thursday, October H.,
Three steamers, all Japanese, will
call here for bunkers from the Inter
Island. They are the Toxic Maru and
Fukoku Maru, from Balboa Monday,
and the Unkai Maru, from Chile Tues
day. -
When the Hill liner Great Northern
arrives at Honolulu on her first yoy.
age of this season 1t is expected Pres
ident Ia c. Gilman OF the company.
win be a passenger. General Traffic
Manager Jackson, Cal Stones success
sor, may come. too :.
Free access to the q. s. army trans
port Logan win be permitted tomor.
row when she docks az Pier s. DR.. r.
Il .Erof1ef. Chief qua r1nfine officer,
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HARBOR notes

Monday the Standard Oil tanker At
las left San francisco for Honolulu
vita oil, gasoline and distillate. III
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04

IN, THE CIRCUIT COURT. FIRST
Circuit, Territory OF Hawaii-In.
Probate-At Chambers. ~ LA
In the Matter of the Estate OF
Nathaniel B. Emerson Of Honolulu,
7. H., Deceased. -. =. {. a
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Honolulu Stock Exchange
Wednesday, Oct. 4.

MERCANTILE Rid Asked
Alexander & Baldwin. 1872 200
G, Brewer g. Co-
SUGAR.
Eva Plantation Co. .. 34H So
Haiku Sugar Co. ...... 49,. 80.
Hawaiian Ayr. CO.. 80. 80.
Hawaiian C.. & S. Co. -. 50h 5Ola
Hawaiian Sugar Co. .. IS A
Honokaa Sugar Co...... 10 ....,
Honomu Sugar Co. .. 49,. As
Hutchinson Plant. Co... .... 80.
Kahuku Plantation Co.. 20k ....
Kekaha Sugar Co. .... 80. ....-
KoIoa Sugar Co. ,..... -. 49,,
MeBryde Sugar Co., Ltd. 11A II
Oahu Sugar, Co. ........ 31h 3l*i:
olaa Sugar Co, Ltd. .... 1873 16A
onomea Sugar CO.. 49,. sc 56K
Paauhau Sugar Co..... .... .....
Pacific Sugar Mill Co.. ..... 49,
Paia Plantation Co.,. 235 245 j
Pepeekee Sugar Coo. 80. -.
Pioneer Mill Co......... 4o% Al i
San Carlos. Min Co. Ltd. 20 81
Waialua Agr. Co. 49,. 34%4
Wailul1p Sugar Co.. -. ....I
MISCELLANEOUS
Endau Deyesopt. Co., Ltd. 80. 49,
Isl Issue assessable, ~
500 Pd ........,.... 80. ....
End Issue +assessable,
= 40% P6 -. ......... -. 49,.
Haiku r q p. Co, Ptd.. 80. -.
Haiku Il. Il p. Co, Com 49, $50.
Hawaii Con. sRy. sPtd. III 7 10
Hawaii Con Ry.3Pfd. 6%s 49,. $3.50,
Hawaii Con. BY. Com. so 1.J0
Hawaiian Electric Co.. $50. So.
Hawaiian Pineapple Co. 1914 50
Hon. r. & NJ. Co, Ltd. 19A 20
Hon. Gas Co. Ltd. rs 13G
Hon. r. TIC l. Co.,. 49,. 49,
Inter.Isiand ). N. Co. 49,. 1870 49,.
Mutual Telephone Co. 80. 90
Oahu R. e |. Co.. 49,. 49,.
Pahang Rubber. Co. Is %
selma bindings Planta.
tion. It'd. ,Pd.... 49, -
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The Inter-Island is making repairs
to cost $676, on the old quarantine
launch Oahu. A new gasoline motor
costing $500 will be installed by
Eben Low.
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roo LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE

One Scripps- Booth Roadster, in use
only two months; perfect condition:
price $500 Apply Royal Hawaiian
Garage. ...,.~ 6597-6t
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N01ntI g. oxpo11r1 - IN, Dr14 I'D VIM
1tifEI1 - atrr1 b. Murine ~ =.
I.nr>I11 I14I - ~. - 49, 2fp &c
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N lIE'I::s,zSlya:
FOR SALE

S> FOR SALE - -zt
REAL ESTATE
S-rooBa hnngaloE in McInerny Tract:
$1,000; easy terms Apply j. Viyi.
chaves. phone 26I7. -. 6s97--H
Bethel and King SITS, gold pin and
bracelet Return 10 Star Bulletin
office. Reward 6597-9t
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-21

Avoid. 4 Life Of Misery and III
~Healh By Using = Celabratsd g
Physician's Favorite Pro adj
sasseeiption l.. -"

For every, disease aore, ailnssnt of a
Ewomanly character, no natter how re,
Icent or long standing, the one sure
ire8ables Eesnsdyl Of proved merit is Dr.
IPierce's Fayorite Prescription. 81.
/ Women should never. exQeximent, with
alnknown preparations; the risk is too
great . DR. aPierces fFavorite PrescrD
ton is prepared from natures. roots
and herbs and does not contain, par
ticle of alcohol or any narcotic.
i oWomenearef earnestlyaadyised to, take
il, for irregular. OF, painful periods,l back
ache, headache, displacement, Catarrhal
condition, hot flashes, saliow COM
plekion and nervousness. II
! For girls about to enter wotnanhood.
women about to become. mothers and
for the changing days. of middle age
Dr. = q Pieree's} Favorite 8 Prescription
SHOULD always be OF hand. .
! Its a temperance, remedy that aissex-
tracted from roots with pure glcerine
ard its ingredients are published on
Wlapper. -: =
F, ANY 1aedieine. dealer can supplyz il in
either liquid or tablet form. The cost is
modest, the restorative benefits truly
remarkable. Write Dr.: Pierce, IN
valids,{ Hotel, Buffalo, N. ", flor free
confidential medical ~advice.-Adv. -
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MINNESOTA VICTIMS /
Find QUICK RELIEF
Wonderful Remedy Saves Many From
Desperate illnesses and Dan &
sHoerouss Operations. !:

End stomach troubles quickly with
Mayr's Wonderful; Remedy. The first
dose proves what it will do. Hun.
dreds Of people in Minnesota have
used It with unusual benefit.
Here are the words Of a few Of the
many IN this state who have taken it.:
JOHN TOWEY, 2030 Dayton ave.
nue.. st. Paul, Mimi, ordering sec
onds treatment, wrote: II have been
feeling fine since Ittookz your 4medi.
cine. 1t certainly cleared N.Y. skin.
have recommended your medicine to
number Of stomach sufferers" =
MRS. PETER WILLIAMS, 2749
Eighteenth st., 3d.. Minneapolis, wrote:
II have taken Mayr's Wonderful Rem.
4edy and feel like q new woman. ~
am entirely out of. pain. -Four of our
best. doctors could do nothing for. me
|,andsagreedrImusts haveaan=operat:on."
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy gives per
manent results for stomach, liver and
tnteatinak ailments. Eat as much and
iEsAthateyer you like. No more distress
sitter seating, pressure of gas In the
!64pRaehsand around the heart. Get one
|shDttle offyour druggist now and try 1t
on an absolute guarantee-if not salts
factory money will be returned.
For sale by Barker's Drug. Store
E:and ait other re1fab1e sdruxEtsts. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-21
HARDWARE STOCKFoRsS SALE

Fhesundersignedaas trustee for 5Jo@
seph Eoisel4& Son, Bankrupt Of Clio.
quet, MINI. ;sdefeers for sale Sthatecer-
tain stock Of shelffands'heavy hard
ware amounting to $4,000, andanx-
turesas2; 000; oloc&ted'fna Gloquet:: The
businesssis open "and-zrunning.
Cloquet9 is a4cftys OF S8, o00Epeoplesen@
joying a"rapid growth: t43 FIRST class
opportunity for a continusncefof the
business For full part ic'aiarsa ad-
dress John Fp9albraith, Trustee5 241S
254l Hndieottf Bldg, st. sPauf, MINI.
ADV. l,seA917
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-21
|B0LL1NGER. BABY OF y.
OF NORTHWEST IN, $4,000
DAMAGE SUIT TODAY
(By United Press)

St. Paul, Minn.,- March 21.-The
Bollinger baby of the Northwest was
in. district court here today. John
Henning is complainant in a suit for
$4,000. damages against the Twin
- - .. n
City Street Railway company. Hen
ming alleges his child, now four
years old, is a'Ahepelesssdefectivehbe-
cause the street car company permit.
ted carousing, swearing and rowdie-
ism on one Of it's cars on which Mr..
and Mrs.: Henningawere passengers q
month before; the childgwas born. I.