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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-03-24

Newark, N. j.. may run off big pro
fessional marathon race next summer
$50
John Fleming. the elongated driver
Of little Cheeny. is at Memphis with .
string of horses
They are going to hang on to Iowa
Todd. .2:O4A. this spring. after a. let.
up of two years.
Pat Moran says that Adams ID the
apple Of his eye. Then Pat Moran
must be Adams apple.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-13
IA SITUAcIoN EN- Ell DISIRITO
FEDERAL rs CADA NA
MAS DfSfSpfRADA
los lspsISTAS Haa cOsTADO Ia LUZ Y
(IHRls H9lRl Y Los ALiAERIOS no
BASThR PARA la P0BtAClOH
Ss,,o,sms Es7eelal nara Ia PRENsA

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- r,...,,r.i, ontiriaS prncadentcs
'n .,rI,a IL. Mexico. que hahlan
, !, .,rr,,.5.,n ALI rmpnora De
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-13
FL HAMBRE Y LAS HUELGAS EN-
Ia cIUDAD De MEXICO
Venustianc CarranZa amenaza los obreros
con Ia nuerte sino abandonan las huelgas

rcgiones del interior del paiS--diio
uro de To-, pasaj ajcroS-han estado lle-
.ando = Ia ciadad de MGEico, dando
Dor. re>ui;aGo que este recargo d. po
blac:Gn precipitara Ia escascz dc CO.
mestih1eS " POI consi&uiente el al
"a de los preslos las deHandaS de
los ohrcrnS.
Los trencs de proviSiones que Sc
han e.taGo embarcando de Feracruz
para Ia ciudad de Mexico. han caido
IA mayor rarte de elloS Ell poder de
los zapatiStas Por otra parte, los CO.
mercianteS de Mexico Sc rehuSan por
toioS los medioS. Il aceptar el papel
mOneda de CarTaNza. debido Su va
lor caSi nulo. Todo este ha dado !u-
Gar que los obreroS declaren las
huelgaS, paraliZandose algun0s servi-
clos publicoS. como el de tranvlas e.
lectricos. luz. tclefonos, etc. 4 fin
de reStablecer los cuales, el gobierno
ha hccho uso de Ia fuerza para obi
gar a los obreroS a volver sus ira
bajos".
Uno de los paSajero trae un ejem-
pIar de un periddico en- e! que Sc da
cuenta de la declaration de huelga
general que tuvo lugar el dia primero
del mes Ell curse. Segln al relate
que hace el mencionadc pel'i6dico
cerca de 5000 obreros Sc reunieron
Ell ell Teatro de la EStrella. habiendo-
Sc tornado en- ese mitin algunas reso'
lucicnes. entire otraS la de pedir-. ali
mentos al gobierno de, facto. Dos &C
misiones SO nombraron, a efecto de
que sc acefcaran. una al Primer Je'
fe la otra a comandante militar dc
, la plaza.
! Este ordeno Ia apprehension de am
bas comisoncS V EN- seguida Sc preser
to en- el salon ell que Sc hailaban 10:
obreros rcunidos les manifesto que
menos que ellos volvieran a! traba
10. desde luego. los delegados que ST
hahian nombrado serian ejecutados
Los obreros, para salvar las vida!
de sus ,eompaneros. convinieron el
voIver sus trabaJos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-13
Los carrancistas dicen
haber derrotado a
los viIIistas
luforman a Trevi6o de que Lavaga
derroto a Alberto Garcia en-
el Edo. de Durango

CiUDAD DE CHIHUAHUA, Agos-
to 12.-El general Laveaga, que con
alounas fuerzas constitucionalistas an
da en- persecution de las partidaS VI
llistas Ell Durango, dio aviSc aver por
ia via de Tepehuancs. 4 Tre'lno, 6e
cue tuvo un encueMtro con una pc
ouena banda de villistas, que estapan
q las orderes del general Alberto Gar
cia Ell Preside. ,natando a Garcia J
a buen nimero de sus hombres, ) ha'
ciendo huir los demas, sobre los cua
les ha lanzadc suS cabaIierias,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-13
Ferguson fue presenta-
do a SUI contrincante
en- Houston, Tex.
Ell candidate de los Republicans
hizo duras criticas del Pre-
sidente Wilson

HOUSTON. Tex, AgoSto l2-Poco
despues de clausurada Ia Convenciol
democratica que Sc verified eh eSta
ciudad, el gohernadora del EStado
Mr.. James Z. Ferguson, que eS-
tuvo presente en- todas las Sc
stones que ha siGo designad2 can
didato por los democratas para el
mismo puesto, en- ei proXimo perlO-
do, fue presentado con su contrincan-
te ei ST.. r. B. Creager, candidate de
los republicanos, en- el salon de citas
del Hotel Rice
Ambos candidates estuvieron cam
biando opiniones acerca de Ia poll
tica del Presidente Wilson en- la cues
ton mexicana. recibiendo. como era
natural. acerbaS Criticas de parte de
candidate republican,.
Creager declarG que los Estado:
, UniGos deberian de haber inter
venido en- Mexico hace tempo. a Il
que el gobelnador Ferguson repIct
que tai cosa no era possible Ell visit;
de que el gobierno 10. estabba pre-
parade militarmente. Mr.. Creage
manifesto que el pres;dente Wilson
habia tenido tres amos para Drepara
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-13
Los SOc|AlISTAS De DlNAMAR.
CA Sc OP0NEN A La VEN
IA De LAS IaAS::
OuIFsfN QUE Ell AsuHTO Sc SBETf / e
1aclOH. FL pa0XIA0 LBAES McUIl.
"A EI PAplAnfhTO La QUESTION

Trlrgrama Especial para Ia rh
rOpENHNGuES, AeoSto l2-''si Ia
rrSnluridn prrSentada hoy en- el par
ampuio nor los diputados aoclaiis-
ias radiralrS proSPera. la decisioh
final para la veuta de inS lndIas
Orridrnfalrs dinamarluesas ios
Eslados lniios. Srr;l pospueSta por
I'm mes.
L. r.>"lurihn de- que 50 haDle pro-
rnnr ,ulr 80 Suirl" ctrcrl"n popu-
for 81 aSunt0 .Ir "a venta de las Is
ias. rIlle ~ -obirrno 50 aJusle IL
r.>i,!ta!n .Ir a election. FL proxlmo
nrnr- - r"unira 81 ParIamenlo para
,.i-.uii.. Ia proposition menriohaha.
La n4nnrinnlda Camarf esiufo
,;i.y!tirndo hoy "n Ia Iari@ Ia con-
rlrn!ari6n ,ir In y"nia. per" SO en-
rnaIrH con la oposici"n de los fadl-
ra.r+ -nriali>taS. quienes diceh
.ill.. Snlamrntr ,iar;iu SlI voto IN Ia
yn,. IL. IA ynnti. ii 81 pueblo. en cleo
,iia General. "a aprueba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-13
TRAEE TRoPAS IUacAS Los
ALEHANES 4 Los !CahpOS
De Guerra tUR0PfOS
"TODO Marcia EARaVHigSiHEETE En-
EL IS0Nz0" DlJO AVER En- BR lAc0-
TICa HEHSAJE Ell GRAZ. CAD0RM

LUNDRES. Agn>t" l2.-El "Berli-
n,r Ta=rb1al:" puDlica hoy IA noti-
ria Il" que 81 transport" 'ie tropas
Iiirra> a l"< campo. u" Il guerra he
Erlrnpl - r>ta il'.vando = rabo dc
manrra complement" >atiSfacto-
ria. Les :rnpa> iur;'aS ni"nsionadas
rS:.in Siendo toma,iaS de- laS provin-
rims aSiatiras del lmperio atomano.
Nnr!n- ;irabrS :" rnru"nIran entire
rSa> .lrpa- ulr ylrnrn a-IIIchar nor
Ia -arl>a dr ioS irIil"hrs Eu!npa.
.Iuulur n periodic" a!cInan no 10
dice. - cree Iu" Ia mayor parie de
..>a> f,lerla< van a ser rolncadaS s'sfl
g. frrnIr occidental. honir actnai-..
mrntr ibrHu d">rSperaho- comba-
lr> a. f"ninn"> p"r 'ieirn"r rl srran-
-. i. -lI~ "nrml@"$.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-13

.SuGNGTOV Aco<in la.-E. De-
o,rf,o,a,to 40 Guerra Ina nr.ienado
ha,. uta saJo.an nara Ia frontara
,.a;nti,.ip,o mil hombreS. pertpne-
ciartas \ las euarhiaS narionaleS Do
vsrioS E>tado~. TodaS las f,t"rzaS
IL keDlt.rkv. Ohio ' Vermont rerihir
ron 6r,irnrS he >a.ir. y tn'io> t"> co
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-13
VENDRAa VElnTICINC0 MIL SOL
DEDOS MAS A LA FR0NTERA
En- el Departamento de Guerra explican el mott
yo que tuvieron para tomar esa determination

prnntn como fueran rIuIpa1ia>. Y OBJ
tenido los mrdios de- traSPort" para
elias.
~por ,iItimo. t0doS los ntro> CONAN
,irnteS de- Departamenio han reel
bidn instruccioneS de enviar a la
rrontera las tropaS De Ia GuaFiia
Narionalsde sus respect:vos ,Ieparta
mentnS. tan pronto como estnv;eran
ctuipadaS. Y arregladoS d. m"di"S
ie IraSporte-
I'm 81 menci"naio DePartamento
ir GUERRA manifestation que. con-
forme 4 esaS 6rdeneS, los cuerpoS de
! Ia Gaardia Nacional que So encuen-
itran nn eStado de moVliIzacl1n. Sc
rim enviadoS a Ia frontera sin e>pe-
rar que este cuhierto p nnm"Fo de
iplazaS en el.Os.
, Los f,meionarioS del gnbierno a
imerieano diieron que el prop6Sltc
, de este m0vimiento era remediar il
ppuoSa situaci6n en que :" eneuen-
tran los regimiento> en- eStado d
rmovilizaci6n durante e. tempo d.
areclutamerto.
Ell algunos -EStadoS. eSpeciaImen'
ie eu los de Ohio, Vermont V Ken,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-13
relrGrama especial para Ia rRENSN.

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tua.t.,n IA Ia riuind tr M'>lr" -
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ar.
l:a.Hirru- ,uU. l'-.:,r"n aver pro-
,...jrntr> IL. la capita. - ,.>ta r'lIdad.
r,Irn.an inrnidai Il" d"iaI!"S ar"r-
"a T.. r>r runfiH.i". aSr=urani" que
ia- autorj,Iadr> r>lan r"m"tlrndo
miles dr arhilraTi"dadr> con Io> ohr"
rn>. ha>la Il grado ir d"rlararlos
lraIdnrr> "A. patria i - r"hu-an
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-13
UN Intense BONBlRDEo Sc
HA REG|STRADO En- La SEC
CI0H De DORIAN
la ENFANTfRIA De Los ALIADOS lOeRo
HACfR IAP0RTAhTES AVAkCfS So
BRf LAS P0SIcI0RES BUiGbRhS

Srr,irio E>prrial para Ia "RENSA.
SNLDNICA. A-oSto f2.-Seglln 10
eypr.>an los informes Srmi-oficiaies
rrribido> hoy. Ia infanteria de los
ALA los avanzi resue.tamente sobre
a> po>ici0neS bfIigaras, tras de un
rnuinuadn bombardeo de artilleria.
Exprr>an los informrs a que Sc aln-
!r. que la inraaIrria aliada logr6
avanyar mas aEIii de la eStaci6n de
Dorian. Y que tl bombardeo de In
artilinria ha continuaio sin inter-
mitrncias en ioda Ia secci6n de Do
rian. cauSanio gran nrimero lie ba-
las rn IA filas bulcaras.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-13
BoniIIas saIio para Ia ca.
pital de los Esta-
dos Unidos
Los carrancistas Sc exasperan por
|. dilacion del Cob. americana
en- rombrar los delegsdos

WASHINGTON, Asosto i2.-El
des4<rerante aplaZ":a;ento del nom
br&miento dc II comlsion americana
por c! oobicrno de :,s Es:ados Uni
,.os. In dado iuGlr 4 que - haya t.
chado Il voiar IA esrevic de Quc los
eohiernc de- far;o Y americana. han
t-crezado con IN nue'o ohSt"cu.o ell
el arreelo de IN dificuJades.
Eu rumor ha tornado incremento,
dchido q que solamente uno de los co
miSiona H., meNicam,,. a l"gcnlcr9
Bonluas liza Saildo &c NrNicu para la
caprai americana. miyn'raS Q'ir los
otros dos. e. Lie Cabrera Y ei ingenle-
70 PAM. Sc saDe que esperaran haSta
que el gobierno de Washington anHn
Gle la designation de los miembroi de
la comisi0n americana.
Segtn SC dice. el Embajador Are
dondo confercnci0 con el SccretaTo
Lansing aver, con obieto de investi-
gar, Sc dice. la causa del aplazamien
TO de eSa designation. toda vez que el
echicrno carraEcista ha estado hacien
do todo 10 possible porque el asunto Sc
aregle 10 mas rapidamente possible.
Alledondo dijo al salir de la Secfeta-
ria de Estado, que el funcionario Il,
mcricano le habia manifestado que
so!amente estaba pendiente Ia de-
s,gnacion del tercer miembro que hs
integrar la comisi0n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-13
IA HARINA SUBE A $3.50 POR
BARRIL

WICHITA. FALLS, Tex, .Agnsto
l2.-Un aumento en- ell precio de Ia
harina de 81 por barlil, ha sido hecho
por los moIineros locales; este ha he
cho que ci precio los Tendedores
sea ahora de $50 cs. por barril.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-13
VUELVE A AUMENTAR Ell :NU.
NERO DE MUERTES HECHAS,
POR LA PARALYSIS IN-.
FANTIL -.'S

NEW YORK. Agosto 12--Un
aumento, asi en- el numero de lmuer.
tes como ell ell de nuevos casos de
PARALYSIS infantil, fue mostrado hoy
por el boletin del Departameiit0 de
salubridad. "i.
Curaneta Y dos nihos murieron en-
las ultimas - horas, v 1e7 casos de
esta maldita playa Sc presentaren en-
ell mismo periodic de tempo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-13
FL RfY DE- ESPANA RECONOCIO LAS
ASOC|AC|ONES ObRERAS ! LAS
DN|ONES COAtRCIAltS -.
Gran sensacion cause en- Espana Ia declaration de
Anastasio Rivero, de que r' "Quiiate" no
fue escrito por Cervaotes

motive para r"n:inuar SlES alaIu"S
al enbirrn0 que preside r.,Cand" d"
ROmauGnrS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-13
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has larger
-,rrulstion than any other mexican nsTs-
psper in the United States-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-13

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-13

(Ps,e c le ga. Col. 5c.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-13

Comprs usted sue hbros or sspsfol D
frnscio E. Lozano, COZ poloross st. SaA
Antonio, Texns. Su casa es Ia mas barats.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-28
EIGHT HUNTERS MISTAKE MAN fUGK G DEER
HOME ARTISTS TO
GIYEPR0GRAM FOR
CHARITIES TONIGHT

Miss Beth Evans of Bemidji and
Miss Florence Levins OF Crookston
will give an entertainment at the
Methodist church tonight under the
auspices of the Bemidji Associated
Charities.
The young ladies are very popular
In this city and 1t is believed that the
church will be crowded at the enter
tainment tonight.
The following program will be
given:
l. April Morn (Batten): 2. Re-
forming Of Bridegroom (Martin) !;
3. Group Of Songs-Star (Rogers)
Land of the Sky Blue Waters (Cad-
mani 0 Lovely Night (Ronald); 4.
Man on the Kerb (Sutro): S. Aria
from Herodiade (Massenet); 6.
pianologues-ln May, Make Believe !;
7. Group OF Poems-Peek-a-Boo
L'Envoi, Tillie Olson; s. Bird Lullaby
(Sanderson) 8. Old Fashioned
Group-Long, Long Ago, Loves
Sweet Song. Old Sweetheart of Mine,
Juanita and Auld Lang Syne.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-28
City Council Takes Action ON Re-
quest Made by A. P. White Of
Northern National Bank.
PROVISION MADE FOR
LIGHTING THE RINK
Bridge and Gas Matters Take Up
Greater Part of Time Of City
Fathers Session.

The city OF Bemidji will provide
a skating rink on Lake Bemidji this
winter
This was decided at a meeting OF
the city council last evening after a.
P. White. president OF the Northern
National bank. had requested that
such action be taken.
Mr. White pointed out that very
large number OF people were taking
an interest in skating this year. that
the ice was exceptionally good and
that the city should take some steps
for maintaining Il skating rink. He
stated that the mere clearing OF the
snow from the ice would not sut-
flee. but that warning house should
be constructed and lights should be
provided.
Members OF the council were
heartily in favor OF the plan and "a
committee composed OF Aldermen
Bailey and Phillippl and Mayor c.
President I.ycan to investigate the
rink proposition and to take such
- steps as they thought advisable.
The rink will be established imme-
diately.
Gas and bridge matters took up the
greater share OF the time OF the
council session. which was attended
by a large number OF citizens.
Citizens protesting against the To-
cation OF the gas plant near their
residences appeared before the coun-
Gil and urged that the gas company
be made to change their plant.
Charles Klein submitted an amend
ment TO the franchise which provided
that the plant could not be construct
ed within 1000 feet OF a residence.
After a member Of the gas company
had pledged that the gas plant would
not be constructed where 1t would
be a nuisance. Mr.. Klein Withdrew
his amendment and the gas fran
chise was given its recond reading.
4 representative OF the gas COM
pany explained that his company had
already invested about $l0,O in the
project here and that they were act
ing in good faith. He stated that
il was not the wish Of the company
to antagonize any resident and that
the plant would be moved to loca-
tion where it would be satisfactory
to everyone.
The Nymore bridge matter was
taken up. Attorney E. E. Mcdonald
representing the Illinois Steel Bridge
company. Although the plans were
discussed as to changes, no action
was taken on the matter by the city
council. that body referring all mat
ters to City Engineer Swinson.
The council passed resolution to
give the federal government the right
Of drainage to the city sanitary
sewer as requested for the new fed
aeral building which will be con-
structed next year.
Emory Jarvis Of Nymore ward was
granted jitney license.
The Olson e Anderson Employment
agency was granted license.
The Kelsey house was sold to Will
liam Gaines on bid OF $55. Other
bids were w. J. Coleman $50 and 8.
A. Cutter $50.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-28
.PUDD'NHEAD WILSON"
AT GRAND THEATER

"Pudd' 'nhead wilson," Mark
Twains famous work, will be shown
at the Grand theater tonight.
"Pudd'nhead Wilson" occupies a
,<alnfque place in the annals Of Amer
ican humorous literature. Its story
said to have been the first piece
Of fiction which made use Of the now
familiar finger-print method as
means OF establishing identity-is
Is melodramatic, romantic and sof-
fused with deep note Of human sym
pathy and interest. "Pudd'nhead
Wilson, the Southern lawyer from
whom the book takes It's title, Is a
character in American literature, and
his crisp sayings will live forever.
No actor on the stage or screen Is
50 well suited to the role Of "Pud-
.d'nhead Wilson" as Theodore Rob-
erts, Americas leading screen char
acter star. Mr.. Roberts brings out
the subtN humor Of Wilson, who
swayed whole community by his
personality during an exciting trial,
finally establishing the innocence of
a youth unjustly accused. There is
gripping love story through the
photoplay. .a..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-28
FLOUR MILLS
OF MINNESOTA
FACE EMBARGO

st. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 2S.-An en-
barge on Minnesota flour mills as a
result OF the car shortage situation
was rated a possibility by state rail-
road and warehouse commissioners
today. Southern Minnesota millers
are already complaining Of condi-
tions, the commissioners said, and
there is much congestion in the Min
neapolis terminal.
Commissioner Jacobson said that
large shipments of light wheat are
blamed by elevator men for the Min
neapolis condition. The explanation
Is given, he said, that light wheat is
Of necessity held in cars for the ar.
rival of heavier grades for mixing to
make receipts saleable to mills.
The shortage Of grain cars in Mon
tana Isl acute according to reports re-
ceived by the commission. The COM
plant is being made in that state that
railroad sidings in North and South
Dakota are lined with empty cars,
but Minnesota commissioners said
that control of that situation lies
in the Interstate Commerce commits
sion, II any regulatory body, and ad-
ded that the federal commission is
asking for an act Of congress to pro-
vide 1t with authority to compel
compliance with an order for the re-
turn Of all cars to parent lines.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-28
E. HUGHES
TO RESUME LAW
PRACTICE JAN. lST

Lakewood, N. J., Nov. 2S.-Chas.
e. Hughes announced here last night
that on January l he would resume
the practice Of law as member of the
New York city law firm of Rounds,
schurman and Dwight, 90 Broadway.
His son, Charles e. Hughes, Jr., also
will enter the firm, it was stated.
In 1906 when Mr.. Hughes was
nominated for governor of New York
he was member of the same law
firm, but It's title at that time was
Hughes, Rounds and Schurman. With
Mr.. Hughes again in the firm, its
new name, 1t was added, will be
Hughes, Rounds, Schurman and
Dwight. = 4,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-28
DISCUSS LEGISLATION
FOR AMENDMENT NO. l
(By United PreSs)

St. Paul. Minn., Nov. 2S.-Making
Amendment No. to the state consti-
tuition effective by legislation, was
the subject of a conference at the
state capitol at 10 a. m. today.
Supporters, Of the amendment,
which provides for using funds in
trust in the state for the improve
ment Of state timber lands before
settlement sought in the conference
today to map out legislation, sup
porting the amendment, to be intro
duced in the next legislature.
George D. Mccarthy, secretary Of
the Northern Minnesota Develop
ment association, l.. B. Arnold. Du-
luth and Fred Sherman, state immi-
grafton commissioner. were among
those that sat in" at the conference.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-28
THANKSGIVING DINNER
WILL Be EXPENSIVE

On account Of the h. c. |. Thanks
giving dinner this year will be an
expensive one.
However, a person can spend as
much or as little as they wish to
spend.
Turkeys and geese are scarce but
it is believed that there will be
enough in Bemidji for ALL Turkey
is selling for 80 cents per pound,
geese 25 cents, chicken IS to 20 cents,
veal 25 cents, leg Of lamb Is cents
and pork roast % cents per pound.
4. Thanksgiving dinner will be
served at the Hotel Markham. Res
ervations should be made in advance.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-28
ANGUS CHISHOLM
NEAR DEATH AS A
RESULT OF Being
SHOT FOR A DEER
Eight Hunters Open Fire When
Louis Resident Carries Deer
From Woods.
WOUNDED NAN IN
HOSPITAL HERE
Spinal Cord if Severed; is Not Ex-
pected to Live; Partly
Paralyzed.
MAN IN
HOSPITAL HERE

Angus Chisholm is near death At
st. Anthony's hospital as a result
of being mistaken for a deer while
in the woods near Bla ckduck Mon
day.
Chisholm, who lives at Louis, was
aiding st. Paul hunter in bringing
deer from the woods when eight
men mistaking the man and dead
deer for live deer. opened fire on
them. The st. Paul hunter fell to
the ground and Chisholm was shot
down by one Of the bullets. The bull
let entered Chisholm's shoulder and
severed his spinal cord, paralyZing
the lower half of his body.
The accident occurred about IL
o'clock Monday morning in Third
River township, Itasca county.
The eight hunters after the acci-
dent hurried to Chisholm's aid and
carried him II miles on a stretcher
to Blackduck where he was treated
by DR.. Koch. He was brought to Be-
midji this morning and taken to ST
Anthony's hospital where he was
treated by Dr. e. II. Marcum and DR..
e. w. Johnson.
The eight hunters who mistook
Chisholm for deer are from Madi-
son, MINI.
Chisholm is Sc years of age and
married. He has been camp foreman
Of the Backus-Brooks Lumber COM
pany for many years. He is
brother Of Mrs. P. J. Russell and Mrs
Fred Brinkman of Bemidji.
The shooting occurred in Itasca
county and authorities there are
vestigating.
Late this afternoon it was an
nounced that Chisholm's condition
was hopelesa
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-28
RAILWAY men TO
GIVE DANCE TOMORROW

The Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Firemen and Enginemen will give
their annual dance at the armory to-
morrow evening.
The hall has been decorated in the
colors of the organization, red, white
and green. The Burchard orchestra
will furnish the music.
The committee in charge of the
dance promises several surprises dur
ing the evening.
It is expected that one of the larg-
est crowds Of the season will attend
the dance.