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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04
ENrERENcED waitress wanted. Pm

EXPERIENCED waitress wanted Phone
1884
EXPERIENCED COOK wanted. either col.
orcd or white girl no laundry WORK
Phone glU
aNrERIENCED COOK No other need ap.
ply. good wages. servants quarters
l'n2 South Baltimore
MAID FOR HOUSEWORK wanted, room
q furnished! cOlorcd or white. 1868 South
Cheyenne
MATRON WANTED To take care Of lit.
t!D folks. also another for larger girls ,
also have position for man and wife as
cook and assistant. Address Oklahoma
oid Follows Home, Carmen, Okla
RELIABLE WHITE girl for general house.
work no laundry: references. Phone
"hLESLADY for shoe department Apply
alS south Main Turk Bros
SALESLADY - Experienced in selling ho.
siory and shoe findings Lyons Shoe
store ask for Mr.. l.. Lyons.
OFFICE GIRL WANTED--Npply Mon
day noon. must 1.-Two at home Western
Mercantile Agency, do2 Flrs, National
Bank Rldg Phone 5aOI
TWO CHAMBERM MNDS WANTED Eith.-
white or roIorcd. Nianutug Hotel. West
Tulsa Phone 70Ri
WANTED RELIABLE WHITE WOMAN for
general houscwork, no laundry: small
family good wages and room. CaN 3I7
WANTED TRAINED or practical girl for
y yrarold baby steady position Phone
WNNTFD-A white or colorct CIR, for ger
other n n"@sfTIi ncoi aGpy Cn @l a. BE- s.. "PtSr % %
WANTED .-Co'o-eI woman to do house
cleaning twire week. can 1919 horDh
Main
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04
AUTOMOBILES

~ AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. 10
~. . Gf RoAnSTER, 1918 model good
D-llion. Roy 454 Mounds. Okla
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

" 900 '".' -'''
ptNNER ., 79t Nrcrb furnished room.
those In. reasonable mice pt,rp ',.t. '
DETROIT. > al4 Two ,.rrr,r. roon,
close 100 Phone got
EIGiN I.I T,, r... i.-.,.,.i
sleeping room, srrI.r, nodcr, -or,
Mann school
EIGHTH vs. .0DL, Moo rrr.assI .c,,.
mr porch win .ynr ro,rr .,.i,nIc fo-
FIGiN e IL NoJr,n ,.,r,., r,,,r
close ~ Phone It5i,I
ELWOOn. S. an .,.rrp,ag room for rrri
ELWOup. 5. - mrc, nrl.asd
room with sc,pinr porch. rrlv,rs, of
Kitchen and dInr= room. in private
home.
EIWOOp ..l rlrsc furnished ,rrp
ing room,
ELGIN 20, Apartment G.. ,i-c. of
rooms ..t,r.. rr r.,J or ,,, .,,.,.'
mon. r.r,r furnished close n Phone
7g54
FIFTH I'll, an, ,,yir,,,, ,,r,,.b,i
rcom
pvIy.., .,,..,
sons cmp.ov,I. r'otr IN r'" ''' '' '
FRISCO . un ts,,s,., .,....,
room, ham .d,,,,,,,. ,,,r.,. ~,
tour block. rom po,rofirrc, Also e4rssr
Phone -gl2
roR tu\r NIL. ,....,.,. .,....,...
,',,, N',,,.. '"t.',n'" >.''t''.s
Phone 7ifi
FurIyrI 90. ,,.,. .,,,,..,.,,
ncrr,n, ,on,,, -.,,,,,, ,,,l,., ,,,,,
good rorailon one GlorG Iron, rnsrnffre
and library references exchanged Phone
Ai42
FIFTH. " 12t E,rn 'rrrc urrrly fur
hlSh'd kirrpnE room. large closet ad
'"'nlns bat" IN''" '5''
bsth nruyic' tar.u, pb"nc ,iTr '''7
t,nt,p1.,I 80. u.,,y., ,...... -..
f"nM "a ~ ~. r,,,f, MES ., "" sleeping rooms
rROXr SrrFrIyG pnu,, tor o,.. o- ,.o
gentlemen u-iyatc lyope Phone Ip-2
LARGE SLEEPING r,Sop, fine for 3 or
hoys or girl,. Gloss In and very rrason,
able Phone 20or
LARnF south front room spacious o-rt
adjoining ha'1 .hclusiye n"rEhboraood.
rfvai" family. suitable for one or two
"r,'u garage ana board " dr''r''.
'''
lRN bROchMAN APT. -'O' Ni'".y
pa.,,s ..ls'Cg M'"i'"i roo" connecting h"'h.
,''' = ,.'' ..
MARY RRNCkNNN APT "o2 N|roiy fur
nNh'h sini' bedroom WIN pfl'''" en-
'l'''' '"r I'h''"'"" none ""''.
MAIN - ~. For rent sleeping room
tnnnlHS wal"r larE' .">.,s rr''a," "n.
on ' second foor c.I ~ % tSlpR '''' ''""'
VIZ "''' NV. ''' ~.
M"ltKN fIkNISiitp ROOMS for rent,
',"'' IN. Phone 5'"'' --.-
MAIN, ;, 1870 For rent front bedroom
ara garage. fh"'" '3'1
NINTH. W. 5uI Downstairs sleeping
t"om for rent, 81 Ph"n" i15i
NINIu p 2l5-Niir"Iy furnished room
,.,,,. ,,,',,, ,,%,' .,.,,,,.,. '"', "'.
Hllt kNIH1IED room on Sou'h hoA-
80, III, .,',,,,, ,o'' " ''' ,.,.--.-,.,..
wy ~ ~ ~ rum N'., LI'"'N"'H w"
''"N " ''N''"s N"'' -'0'.
PLEASANT ROOM close to bath with
roomcr, ''r Fcnri"man preferred. wi
an,, ,,' '',, "o,9'"ss n,',.,. .....--,.,.,
new new mois,n Tmn r''' can tff,S r ''NO"''''' ."
..,,5,>,, .......-.,..,..-,.
81 t"Nb W. 10 h''I"'' l"uhg ,lul 10
s.a'' 1NlnE r'.in anu "'tf"on. l''rSo"
NP' """' '''
THIRD, W. 3lS- Front sleeping room
cioS' IN Tor rent inquire evenings.
thone "a? -y--.--,,
SEVENTH, ", Nicely furnished mod
crn sleeping room. Alta Vista apart
mentS Phone joiO
adioini6s BATH private hone: HON, :'~ no other
sui; sai;abic for % two voTng % ladies' i2g7
South Cheyenne.
SoI-rtI GI,E / i,-,,,. 80, 81 i.,a,,,.,,,,.
twin beds; adjoining bath; very attract
iNe'y furnished ''o'e M r""n' ,'-'
ROOMS UEFUREISHED ls|
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04

FOR SALE -I2O acres Of sandy loan !and
miles from Tulsa on Nrv Rock road
~ Acres IN wheat goes Vi'h place 10
acres alfalfa land sonr hay and pasture.
good improvements ard plenty water,
worth 1900 per acre ran sell for Sl.6
per acre This Is close enough In for
acre tracts See Russ l. Grant 5lt
First Natl Dldy Phone gI6U
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04
WANTED TO BUY
ExcHANaE REAL EsrATE
mscELLANEous-FoR TRADE

CORNER Lot Snih and MAN. with four
room brick building; north and cas-,
front iust opposite po'io'iiCr Io"slon
Best business loraiiOu In S'idlwaicr,
Okla Address va. care World
ggb ACRE RANCH IN Oregon. good house
ci,tc-r. 4i acres in cultivation. close to
church and school u : u telcphon"
,de,l place Tor grain or tock IN TulsC
for few davs i J. Rogers. Room ~,
IO'l. sopth Main
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

hCREAGE fOh BALE 81
FOR SALE 800 acres In Cherokee conN.
~. . miles from town, 600 acres In cul.
nyAiion, and black limestone bottom
good . room house and barns worlds o.
water and an ideal Alfalfa ranch for $50
per acre ttrms rs acres 90 wheat
See RuA, l. Grant jlI fIrNt Aatl Bldg
Phone 2lBO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04
" WANTED
Man for clerical position; es
Scntial service.
Manager Western Union
Telegraph Co.

- . -------
WANTED N"u,s "i men - ur over wish
. ." I.' ''',N", mal ,"r. %, 'H'iil',
NN", ..'I,i '' E'"' '"'"'' "''
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'.' .'' ,..'' '"'.--'I '"l I'm
4, "'L,' ,'..'F ~" NV
, ,IJ. ., "t't T,,
,,,.. ,g ,'..., '"'' ''
'''' w "' '~" .''@'. ''
~ ,,r 3''. p,, nan'I pos,
,....,,", 'P'', ''.''f w., .i,..
,"- n',, ..,..Ir,, t'",,,D'' ,,',,',D n
d. ,'., '''". . ,"
ami, himself 10 the work n krc,,
A Go
N,\Tfn unu.rTrprV ,rl Cashier an
ply At ono. Nauou4 Biscuit 60 iUg
North RDs'rr
Ny,Nrru t..n, ,..r ,.r ,,,,l 80. ,l.,,,.
nil .,i '' ~ ''"'u,. ~, >
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FLATS ANp APARTMENTS

APARTMENT.
Corner Seventeenth and Main
streets. third and second floor
apartment OF four rooms and bath,
TWO Murphy beds. electric fixtures,
gas range. hardwood floors, hot
water. heat and 'anitor service; tG5
and $40 Everything strictly first
class and just completed See jan
itor In basement corner building
ROYDErL APARTMENTS liza North
Main Ak ro"mA strictly modern sonih
"IposurN. hot water private porchos,
jsri,or service Phone 5732
FOR REST Five rooms bungalow to re
,I"n,ih.o parties Phone sja9
FoUR ROOM rNFr rRNISHED APT Mod.
,rn. close ~, $3.50. sl9 IosiorlA.
Phone 1853
FOR RENT Apartment Of rooms snd
roSr por,h five room efficiency. two
Murphy IN a dor beds, walking distance .
1873 South rcrr,man. immediate po,.
session rent So Phone G0I The
John II Miller Co, rs West Fourth
FOrR ROOM uufurnished apartment. close
in sleeping porch Phone j79-
NEw AND ELEGANT apartment 81
South Nautilus. S4j Phones 10 or
3i9l.
WANTED MODERN HOUSE OR APART.
ment four or five rooms south side pre-
'errNd Phone nij5
APARTMENTs-FUR 70
CHEYENNE. y. G23- Three Furnished
rooms haN of duplex apartment. private
bath: also two nice furnished basement
rooms meyer been occupied
TOl r ROOM modern apartment furnished.
close IN Phone i792
FOR RENT -Four room noisrr 'at part
Of furniture for sale. l'A3 south Main.
Phone l4SC
FOR RENT Clo~e IN p room steam heated
APARTMENT south Sde yery strsri'voIy
furnished II you buy furniture bargain
Phone $3.50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04

WANTED AUTOMOBILES

WANTED NTOMOBIlE Good nigh lot
ia trade a. good used car Address Y 80.
care World
WANTED 10 BY For ca,h late model
hN". passenger car. prize around 81 o00
Adlr's, with fun description =. o. Bol
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04
BUSINESS SERVICE
PRINTING AND sTArIONEEY

PRINTING AND STATIONERY ~
huiTlGRAPH . let ue Ee' oa. vou'
mulNEfLph letters pslccA night GrGos
Brazil 3l5 Central Natl BanE BidA,
ph"re sOl3 r
REPAIRING AND Remodel mo 81
KEY . Made 10 order gun ard incksmitA.
ing Welding a. broken pats % ron, TO.
pairing a everythtnC Jacob &cyel;y GO.
a. Fast Firt Phone 726
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

NICELY FURNISHED or 7 room houss
or apartment, no ,hldrcu. best refer
"nce given Phone Ilso
WANTED To RENT or bEASk--ibO or
more acre farm must be improved. Viih
plenty Of pasture. J. n Carter Sham
rock OklA
WANTED TO RENT--Threc or tour room
modern With electric lights g. Z. O.
more - South IuniS.
WANTED TO LEkSE--A good pa,rrro
With running water for 600 or more
head ~ cattle. II = Denmon, Clare
more Okla X l. Rop -
WASTED TO RENT Modern furnished
mouse on south side furnace heat price
no object Wnte Z. o Box 1871 Tulss.
OklA
tNFl RNlSHED HOUSE with good rooms
Tor renting Price must bc consistent
with prices ohtainAhle for lhe rOom'.
Permanent convenient to Third and
Main. south side possession hy 80.
vrmhrr 30. Address Y 81 acre World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04

WILL TRADE FOR LIBERTY BONDS
Prom ~ GOO iu $4,000 stock IN Al re.
fiurry viii pay big dividends Address
ioN y Al. car" World
OIL LANDS AND LEASES 44A
on. LEASES FOR SALE in shallow field.
Rogers and Novara counties, want to
deal with practical oil men and rom
panicS only prices right Acrcage well 10.
Gated. Phone So. Claremore. orFwrite
l. - HoN gl3
TEXAS LEASES Direct from the field ,
We own ana deliver promptly Jack and
Archer counties here nov. 81 per acre
near dr'ling wells goa Daniel Bldg
Thon" tH6a
HOTELS RooMING HOUSES Is
COMPETENT mrdl'' aged woman would
lie 10 rent L. iu - rooms C,Ose In
Address 30. care World
60" modern. running water in each room
dong fine husir"S, Address =. q. Box
"ig, Tulsa or phon" s7i2
FOR SNII HOTEL IG ROOMS-M Money.
maker. fuIl iwn them away, business
per month $1,000. must sell sickness
Hotel Carma0. Wynoua Okla.
ROOMlNG HuUN ~ FOR SNLE-A room
ing house centrally located and well fur
riSNcd On Tulsa. is ~ Money Maker
We have ono Of that kind for sale. For
particulars seq y e Rose & Co
ROOMING HOUSE one Of tho cleanrst
and best propositions IN this city-i6
rooms location the best. and will give
five years 'rasr on the building pro
vidin- YOU Wl buy the furniture al a
very reasonable price and can give some
tcrni 80 Information as to location
given over phone Cail Moorch"ad i539
RooMINr House BARGAlN-..Scvcn
room rlo.c ,u.. Sho terms " II
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE

N'A lNF
'us annual meeting Of our stockholders
M '' V % h"!d November ls, 1915, at aO7.
!, os;lork m to p m Cs,Ictt 'payiS
:" corporation j, q. CstIctt. Sec. BY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04

STOCk CUICkfNS for sale also fr,crs
hrrs lll, Nest taston, owen HarS pouI
lrt larm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04

\ RNRrNlN coop ~ NlM Ro,L ,a.u
MN carpet cleaner Phone it.i call
for the MANAGE
FOR ~Nlt i'mul new sasHtnE machine
Thur, 1lnl l.ll Norh Nam
HEATING STOVES io r,rharEr or wri
pay toy cash prices FOR rcirigsrA'ors and
Ice hoIcs Phone t55i Diamond Fur.
niluFc Co
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04
HELP WANTED FEMALE

COMPETENT WHITE GIRI. Tor general
honscwork lGlI South Cheyenne
CS1NIL SERVICE ENNMlENTIONS Tulsa
Tulsa. Nov. 10. Dec e. - 600 women
clerks needed salnrN SI@OU. cNp"ricnrc
unnecessary. women DESIRING government
positions write for tree particulars Ra,
mond Terry tformrr civil service exam
inor), 1915 Columbian Bldg, Washing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04
STORES AND WAREHOUSES;
WANTED TO RENT

REFINED COT PIE wish TO rent for win.
ter months or permanently 'our or five
room house completely furnished about
as. no children. excellent local refer
"rceS Write f3i, care World
RE- PONSIRLL middlc.aged woman woud
like 10 rcn' from - to - rooms fur
r'sNed close in. Address Boz Sc, care
World
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-04-06
DEANS HEAR FROM SON IN ;s
b SOUTHWESTERN FRANCE

Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Dean are in
receipt Of letter from their son,
!. Edward Dean, dated March II, from
southwestern France. He is now
clerk Of his battery, having formerly
been cannoneer.
He has seen some of the drafted
men over there and rim talking with
them the regulars made an effort to
frighten the rockies I" mot sin
gle rookie appeared in the least
frightened, but on the contrary ex-
pressed himself as being anxious to
get to the front and have 1T over
with" read the letter. ~. r..
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-04-06
WORK WONDERFUL"
( !. Z. SAYS MAJOR J. D. Y0ST

% Bully, Bemidji's work Is wonder
full" was the way Major John D
Yost of the Minnesota United States
army recruiting office in Minneap'
oils thought Of the squad Of rs men
sent from Bemidji to the colors early
this week, and the major adds that
If the rest of the state would do as
wetll as Bemidji, Minnesota would
be far ahead Of any of the national
recruiting districts.
In a letter Of Acknowledgement OF
the splendid work to e. H. Denu
chairman of the civilian recruiting
committee, Major Yost says:
LET me hereby acknowledge
receipt from your city, the rs re-
cruits for one days output. This
is bully and Bemidji's work is
wonderful. The same relative
activity from the rest Of the dis
trict would put us so far ahead
in tho lead among the recruit
ing districts throughout the
country that no one could touch
us.
accept my heartiest con-
gratulations and give the citi-
zens of your city my apprecia-
tion."
The, gratifying feature Of the
squad of rs was that not one was
rejected after leaving Bemidji. hav
ing gone through the hands of Cor
poral Foucault Of the Bemidji re-
cruiting office.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-04-06
(By United Press)

E(Dy1 EsCulLSu IISooJ
Washington, April 6.-One year
ago today congress declared war on
Germany. - -
Today, senators and representa-
tives are talking of making April 6 a
national holiday-called Liberty
Day" to fittingly commemorate
Americas entrance into the struggle
for humanity -. s.. ..z54 -. Is
Backers of the plan hope to see
the time come when Liberty Day"
will be celebrated in all allied coun-
tries. ssszsr =. I,
Newspapers in every section of
the United States have been push
ing the movement for the observance
. of Liberty Day" Scores of letters
have already been received by con-
gressmen, urging them to support
such a bill. r ..-'' .... r.,
The governor of Ohio was the first
executive in the United States to
mote officially toward the creation
@ such a holiday In a proclama-
rtion setting aside today as a holi-
day, Governor Cox called upon
schools, churches, civic organiza-
tions and patriotic societies to "co-
operate in bringing home the sacri-
fees we must make to win the war.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-04-06
SPECIAL QUOTA TO
LEAVE ON TUESDAY

Beltrami county will send her
quota Of Ia selected men to the Car
negie Institute Of Technology, Pitts
burgh, Pa, Tuesday. They will be
inducted into service Monday and
entrain Tuesday. OF the special
quota, nine will be from Bemidji
and five from Baudette.
The call for this training was
made by the government, and was
for men along technical lines, to be
trained for special work. The call
was made throughout the state, and
other states and the men will be
assigned by the government to spe-
cial universities, colleges and tech
nical schools. One of the qualifica-
tions' was that all applicants must
have passed the eighth grade. Tech
nical knowledge was also a potent
factor. 80
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-04-06
LIBERTY loan
CAMP AlCN ON
lllVERSARY
OFYEAR'S VAR
ARE NOT c CONVERTIBLE
INTO SUCCEEDING 6 LOANS
Interest Larger Than That Of
Former Issues; Over .
Subscription Seen. &.
(By United Press J

washington, April Is The Third
Liberty Loan was offered to the Am
erdcan public today one year after
congress declared war on Germany.
The issue is for 81 700. 900, 900 at
:4 u per cent. This loan is smaller
than expected. And the interest is
lower than experts had predicted.
The government reserves the right to
aallot oyersubscriptions S:;
The first two issues put out at
Il lower interest rates are convertible
into third issue bonds But the new
issue is not convertible into any fol-
slowing issues This wss planned
TO end expectations Of higher in
terest rates. y.
A sinking fund is provided where
by those forced to sell their liberty
bonds can turn them into the gov
ernment at par. S.:; a5
Reduction Explained.
Secretary McAdoo explained that
reductions Of government expendi-
\ lures and allied loans below former
n estimates is responsi BILE for the small
ness of the loan.
wa At first is was siplanned for congress
II to take. recess to push the sub
I scription Of the third loan, but later
( it was decided to depend on the or
4 sganizations which had SO successfully
--Hieated the other issues. =.s "a;
With the nation educated ito the
saving power y of the liberty bonds
and with the German offensive firing
4 the nation to renewed determination
to end militarism, ;the treasury head
expects the new issue to be largely
oversubscribed ss, /: :,s s.: I: 5-,3
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-04-06
March Gaily to Train With
Flags Flying and Crash Of
V. Martial Music.
2 OF DIVISION SLEEP
: & IN HALLOWED PLOTS
Two, Rejected, Enlist in Mill
tary Arm; One in Service
Over There .,,.

Just one year ago. today, Presi-
dent Wilson signed the resolution
passed by the national house Of con-
gress, declaring a state of war; ex-
listed between the United States and
Germany d" ~ - . 81
One year ago, tomorrow, 46 blue
clad Bemidjians proudly marched
with, measured tread from the city
hall to Third street, east on Third
to Beltrami avenue, thence south on
Beltrami to the depot, mid crash Of
martial music, waving of flags and
silent applause from walks packed
with humanity. 1t was the depart
ure of the Fifth division, Minnesota
Naval Militia answering the call for
the first line of defense of the United
States. .&& e=&##:
OF that 46, four came back, failing
to pass the rigid medical inspection
in vogue at that time. Of these four,
two have since enlisted in the mill
tary arm, one in France and the
other in military training. r ..sS@
Two more hurried to Bemidji from
an isolated section in Montana, un-
able to reach, Bemidji in time to
leave with the division. They were
John and Andrew Halseth, but they
reported and hurriedly left to join
their division. ~ 1 ,-'<
s., Two Hear "Taps."'.
in hallowed ground, Ben Samuelson,
who met death BY the fall-ef huge
gun winch on board ship, and An
drew Halseth, killed in a fall from
his hammock while a member of q
gun crew on a transport, off the coast
Of France. n
For several days the division had
been mobilized. The house of con-
gress in an all-night session passed
the resolution for. the break with
Germany at 3 o'clock the morning
of April 6. At %1:13 o'clock in the
afternoon of the same day, Presi-
dent Wilson affixed his signature to
the document. II. =.
Barker Leads His BOYS.
The call for the first line was i'm
mediately wired to Bemidji, and
Lieutenant e. A. Barker led his men
to the depot the following noon,
where they boarded the train for
the Atlantic coast, going aboard the
battleship Massachusetts,. Later, the
greater part of the division was
transferred to the battleship Kansas,
while Lieutenant Barker was made
executive officer Of the Massachu-
chusetts.,
Since being ordered to the Kan
sas, several Of the boys have been
transferred to transport and other
service. .-
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-04-06
PARALYSIS IT FATAL

Mrs. Hans P. Hanson died at the
home of her, daughter, Mrs. A. O.
Hoganson, yesterday afternoon at 2
o'clock, after several months illness,
having suffered two strokes of par
alysis. She had been under the doc
tors care continually after suffering
the first stroke. She leaves her hus-
band, Hans. P. Hanson, Of Bromhead,
Sask., Canada, who is expected to
arrive in the city today, and three
daughters, Mrs. A. o. :Hoganson of
this city, Mrs. Bertha Spring and
Miss Ollie Hanson of Minneapolis,
who will arrive in the city tomor-
row. Funeral arrangements are
pending the arrival Of relatives. n
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-04-06
AUSTRALIAN WRITES =.
!, FOR BEMIDu PAPERS

..-.. ~, y q
The Commercial club is in receipt
of letter from the proprietors of
the Toowomba Chronicle, a daily
newspaper apub bNshed in that city in
the province of Queensland, Austria
liza, inquiring for general informa-
.tion regarding Bemidji.
Their interest In the city is
prompted #,by an article published in
the National Printer Journalist last
summer throught the activities of
the Commercial club.
ii An extract from their letter reads
as follows: "Being a newspaper
man with the consequent habit of
Judging a city by it's newspapers,
you might ask them to send me some
specimen copies with. cards relating
to their advertising and subscription
rates" IT,
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-04-06
NOTED WOMAN TO
TALK LIBERTY LOAN

The Woman's Liberty Loan COM
mittee has secured Mrs. Severance, a
world famed speaker, to address the
people of Bemidji on Tuesday eve
ming, April g. Mrs. Severance is
chairman of the Woman's Liberty
Loan campaign for the Ninth dis
trict and has addressed many audi
ences both in the United States and
abroad
Mr.. Whaley has kindly offered the
Elko theater after the first show.
d: Mrs. Severance will give instruc-
tions to the women on the Liberty
Loan work at the Methodist church
at o'clock, Tuesday afternoon and
the local chairman urges all women
interested to be present.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-04-06
MARTIN NOT GUILTY

Red Wing, Mimi, April 6.-L. w.
Martin, Nonpartisan league organ
izer, charged with an attempt to dis
courage .enlistments, was found not
guilty on the first ballot by a jury
in district court here late last night.
The charge, made under state law
passed by the last legislature, was
based principally on remarks he was
alleged to have made during a
speech at Goddhue, Mimi, last sum-
mer.
Under ross-examination yesterday
Martin denied that he is pro-German,
and declared that he is not So
cialist
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-04-06
BEAVER BEING TRAPPED IN I
STATE PARK STATE PERMIT

Beaver are being trraped in the
| Itasca state park. These industrious
little fellows are becoming SO nu-
merous that considerable damage is
being done and a state permit has
been issued to Theo. Wegman, care
taker of the park, to trap rs of the
beaver. Forty have already been
caught, one of the animals weigh
ing the unusual 81 poundage. :@sa - >.
4 Mr.. Wegman was in Bemidji on
business today. .. ssa.s .e@ss
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-04-06
British Facing Assaults.

With the British af1eld April G.
Fighting is speeding up after i'm
portant clashes. The Germans oc-
tcupy wedges at the confluence Of
the Noye and Avre, whence the main
line Of the Paris-Amiens railway is
in plain sight, one and one-half miles
away.
Southwest of Albert, $4,000 Ger
mans attempted to storm the rail-
way embankment, centering the at
tempt upon Dernancourt. Fighting
is continuing here, Hindenburg at
tempting to gain higher ground,
desperately needed before another at
tack,