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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1909-06-17
D0INGS AMONG BEMIDJPS
COUNTRY NEIGHBORS
Live Correspondents Of the Pioneer
Write the News frorgTheir
Localities
Wilton

June II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Burnham
spent Sunday at c. Paetzoldts.
Miss Bertha Kruger left for hel
home in Dodge's Centre, Mimi, last
Friday.
George LaTulippe and family
spent Sunday evening at Thomas
Brennan's.
Miss Florence Huck of Bemidji
spent last week visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Forte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ernst spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Melby.
Mr.. Blsiar and Mr.. Mathieson of
Bemidji were in Wilton Sunday call
ing on patrons.
Arthur West and Miss Pearl
Irish called at the Mcmahon home
Sunday afternoon.
M. C. Burnham, the road overseer,
is doing splendid work on the new
road out of Wilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tiller took
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Bowers last Sunday.
Misses Lottie Brennan and Doris
Ernst visited at the Bowers home
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Bertha Stortroem visited
her sister, Mrs. Richard Leet of
Bemidji Saturday and Sunday.
The dance given by the ball team
last Saturday night was quite largely
attended. All present report fine
time.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1909-06-17
New ''Civil Enuineer. .

A bouncing 1O-pound baby boy
was born yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs.
M. D. Stoner of this city,
and MI. Stoner is already planning
on having help to run his lines in
the surveying business. Mother and
son are doing nicely.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1909-06-17
Weekend Excursions.

Via the South Shore for Detroit,
Toledo. Cleveland and Buffalo by
rail to st. Ignace thence D. & c. N.
Co.'S steamers, leaving Duluth every
Friday. June 4 to July 80 To
Detroit and return $17.OO. Limit
Sept. 18th.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1909-06-17
Marriage License.

Clerk of Court F.. w. Rhoda
granted a marriage license yesterday
afternoon to John D. Spirne and
Tillie N. Hindricks. Both of the
young people are from Baudette. -,
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1909-06-17
Toledo. Ohio. Iune 4. %

Toledo, Ohio. June 4, %.
Northwestern Automobile Co. Mpls.
Arrived Cleveland. The two
Ford cars, were only cars to arrive
in Toledo on time. No other cars
reported to midnight. Too muddy
for heavy cars.
H. B. Harper.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1909-06-17

peoples property he is liable to the
penalty. People who make slash
ings must pile and burn them as
they progress and not let them
accumulate"
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1909-06-17
Made Final Proof.

John P. Pickles proved up yester-
day on his claim in Frohn township
before Clerk of Court Rhoda.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1909-06-17
Chicago, III. June 5, %.

Chicago, III. June 5, %.
Northwestern Auto CO. Mpls.
Both cars arrived in Chicago on
time without trouble. Other cars
not in but said to be seven hours
behind.
H. B. Harper.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1909-06-17
St. Louis, Mo. June 7, %.

St. Louis, Mo. June 7, %.
Northwestern Auto Co. Mpls.
Arrived in St. Louis, p hours
from Chicago. No news of other
cars. Roads the limit. Cars and
drivers stood il fine. Now for
Seattle.
II. B. Harper.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1909-06-17
Elk Meeting Tonight.

A regular meeting Of Bemidji
Lodge, No. 1852, B. P. Q. E., will be
held on Thursday evening, June II,
at the Masonic hall at 8 o'clock.
Special initiation.
IF. S. Lycan, E. r.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1909-06-17

Local news on last page.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1909-06-17

Continued on Last Page.l
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1909-06-17

F. S. Lycan. E. R.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
IN QUEST OF CHEESE.
Boss of "Thc anarchists" Sails
.4scau. but He VII R-r-refurn.

Meals will he served tonight as usual
in the little William street restaurant un-
der the Bridge. known As The Anar-
chist'sr but tho voice Of tho proprietor ana
whilom companion Of tho late Herr Most
viii not shout the familiar order. soup
nit" Ry the time the regular diners as
somble Josef Knirin. ''the boss" who for
fourteen wears has maintained that from
age de brie' is a cure for all ills Of the
stomach. will he steaming eastward for
Naples on tho Hamburg-American liner
Hamburg.
Herr knirims who is = real business
man. did not let the matter Of his sailing
to-day interfere with his work last night
He hovered over the dumbwaitcr shouting
Soup nit Allies and Elm crosses Bier
life. Some one suggested that possibly
his trip TO Naples might he a long con-
templated vacation. but this only caused
Herr Knirim 10 smile.
Not on your life" he said II am
going 20 Bohemia TO study pilsner beer and
cheese, the real cheese that gives dys-
peptic a new stomach. 7 have cured
dozens Of men with the cheese diet, and
when ] come back I will have the thing
down to a perfect science"
Herr Knirim. whose philosophy has
I'm William street, is a great aduirer of
his friend, Teddy Roosevelt" and out Of
regard for the former President ne select
cd the steamship Hamburg, on which the
latter sailed.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
NO D4RIEN CANAL.
Plan Backed by British and
Germans abandoned.

Facatsfiva. Colombia. NOV. iI.-Luis Ar
turo I-ndurraga, the Chilian engineer. has
decided To abandon hts efforts TO obtain
from the Colombian government conces-
sion for his canal project, owing 10 the
fear entertained by Colombia of reprisals
on the part of the United States. UndLr-
rsga had a notion 10 construct rival sys-
TEN to that Of the Panama canal. II was
10 extend from the G1Ilf of Dnrien along TIE
Atrato River and it's branches across Co
lomhis to the Pacific.
Tn furtherance Of his plan. UndurraCa
sought 20 induce the congressman aud
members OF the diplomatic corps 10 inspect
the route at his expense, hut all declined.
a Colombian official said that IL appeare1
inopportune 10 grant concession 10 the
Chilisn before the adoption of the treaty
defining the boundary between Panama AMI
Colombia. when this matter had been set
tied. he added, the government probably
would grant the concession.
Letters exhibited here indicate the will
ingness Of German and British capitalists
10 build = commercial and non-poliiioal
canal, which could not be closed I'm case Of
var.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
ICE CASE 1DV4NCES.
Prosecution 4nnounces That
Its Evidence Is Nedrly In.

James W Osborne who is conducting the
prosecution Of the American Ice Company,
which has been on trial before Justice
Wheeler and a jury I'm the Criminal Branch
Of the Supreme Court for more than five
weeks, announced yesterday that except
for a few odds and ends az evidence his
case was IN. Mr.. Stsnchfeld. Of counsel
for tho defendant company, asked for an
adjournment. and the trial went over until
this morning.
No witnesses were placed on the stand
yesterday. only documentary evidence In
the shape Of letters and a number Of the
compsny's cash hooks being submitted i'm
evidence Many Of the letters referred 10
the price Of ice in Jersey city ard Ho-
boken. where several independent dealers
went 10 purchase their supply.
Several cash hooks used at the stations
where ice was sold by the ton to retail
dealers were introduced. Some Of the en-
tries showed that the American had
charged three different prices to different
customers on the same day.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
METROPOLITAN OPERA UorsF

Evenings at S...-... Saturday Matinee AT .
This Evg.. Ia Trsvista. Mines. LipkOwska
tdehut). Niesseu- stone. Mattfeld: NM Caruso.
Amato. Reschtgltan- Cond.. Podesti debut.
Fri. Eyg-. Madame Butterfly, Mines Dcs-
tinu. FOrniai NM. Martin Amato. Bada. ROur-
geois tdehut). Wullmau- Cond-. TOscanini
sat. Aft. Lohengrin. Mines. Fremstsd.
Homer: NM. Jorn. Forselt tdebutb. HfnckIey
Sat. Evg.. Ia BOheme. Mines. Nielsen. Alteu {.
NM. ROnct. SCOttt. Dtdur. Pint -COrsi de Sc Eu-
rola Gianolt. Teccht Conductor. Podesti
SUNDAY Evg. POPULAR PRICES at $50
Grand sunday Night Concert
Soloists. Mines de fasQuali. MettsChtk. Wick
ham; NM. Edmond clement (His First Ap-
pearsncel. Didur. WhitehtlI Entire Metro
politan Opera Orchestra. Conductor M. Max
Be7dix ode butl.
NEXT WEEK: Mon Evg Tosea Mile
Farrar NM Martin Scotti. Ansnisn. GianoH
Conductor. Tango debut
We'd Evg.. Double Bill tsysiIeria Rusti-
cana and Pagiisrci. Mines Destinu Noria
debut Wi"kham: NM. Csruso. Martin
Thurs. THANKSGIVING DAY MATINEE
AZ u - Precisely. ParsifsI Nine. Fremstad
NM Burrtan ForseU. Blass Gorttz Wfther-
spoon. Conductor. Hertz
Thurs. Evg-. NJ TrOyatore. Mines. Gadskt
Homer NM Martin. tiiily. Rossi Cond Tango
Fri Evg.. Otello. Mines Aida. Wickham
NM. Slezak, Scott Witherspo0p AusiisIo
ResChtgitan. BSguS Conductor. ToscaninI
At the New Theatre
Thurs At. Nov. -. Bsrhiere di Sivigiis
Amato. DE- SeGuroia. Pini-Corsi Cond Podestt
Fri Evg. Nov. 2s. Wcrther Mines Farrar
Gluek, NM Clement. Giliy. PM Corsi Con
u erookIyn Academy Of Music
Mines Destinn. Fornia: NM -Caruso De SeeV-
rola. Reiss. Muhlmann. Bourgeois Con POdesti
WEBER PIANO USED
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
SCHOOLS DISCUSSED
HEARING ONCH4RTER
Legislature mitfoc Finds
Much Opposition.

The proposed new city charter was placed
or tho griddle Yesterday. when the legis-
lstive committee which Is 10 consider il
held its FIRST hearing in the council cham
her of tho City Han. The members Of the
committee present were Assemhlyman
Frederick ". Hammond. of Syracuse. who
presided: Senator Reuben l.. Gledhill and
Assemhlymen Charles r. Murphy ana
Thomas \ Cia0gheEan. ~ Brooklyn. ana
Senator Alexander Rrough and Assembly
man Alfred y. Smith. of Manhattan. Sena-
tor Grady arrived late. but Assemhlyman
Beverley r Robinson. another Manhattan
member of tho committee. was not present
Julius N. Mayer. former Attorney General,
appeared as counsel for the committee snd
Rsv r. Smith. clerk Of the Assembly, acted
as his assistant.
Tho educational system received the sole
sttsntiom of tho committee yesterday 1T
Franklin ". Hooper director 81 the srooh-
iyn Institute objected 20 changes. on the
ground that they would make the Board of
Fducation = set ~ hgureheads. because The
Board Of Estimate would have more power,
and because the Nesting ~ power in ihe
Mayor 20 appoint and remove the members
81 viii would make him practically the die
tstor of tho board.
Robert lee Harrison disapproNed ~ the
rlsn 10 ray fixed salaries 10 the members
81 tho Board Of Education, because il would
snject politics into the administration Of
rhe schools. he said. Mrs Miriam Sutro
r,rioe. secretary OF tho Public Education
Association. said the association objected
20 tho changes because tho charter gave
800 much influence TO the Mayor and the
Board OF Estimate.
Board Of Education methods were At
lacked by Clement J. Drisooll. who said
he represented the local school boards.
Abolish the Board Of Education he said.
and make Il a city department. Let the
Mayor appoint one, two three or four
commissioners and lot tho local school
boards act in an advisory capacity. As il
S. the majority Of our fifteen thousand
teachers are in holy horror Of approaching
rhat place Of mystery in 5sth street, which
they should be able 10 approach with the
greatest freedom"
Mrs Phyllis Leveridge, chairman Of the
local school board in the 9Th District,
urged a closer relation between the local
boards and the Board OF Education. Mrs.
A. g. Spencer. representing the Federated
Associations ot Women's Suffrage OrEaniza-
lions who are 10 hsve a special hearing
on Monday. appeared 10 ask that in any
charter revision il should be made manda-
tory that one-third Of the membership ct
least should be women.
I. NJ Dennis, representing the Male High
School Teachers Association. and Matthew
y. Quinn. who represented the Legislative
Teachers Association Of tho Borough of
Queens. Argued that tho state should retain
its hold on the New York educational sit
ustion. Miss Strschan was the last
speaker.
The fire and police depa will he
discussed TODAY.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
CHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, No.
vember II, 1909.
ARRIVED

Steamer Main Ger, Bremen November 4 -
pelrichs 90. with 22T cabin and 634 steerage
cabin and LIZ steerage passengers in transit
FOR Baltimore Arrived at the Bar AT a:1O m
G ''t.aIeL idHhe fhllaqeiphla. 70 the tN1e
m.
Steamer Fl sud Galveston November H. 20
% the southern Pacific 20. with mdse. Passed in
Quarantine AZ 11:25 m
Steamer Prinz August Wilhelm GER. sav-
sniHa November 4 Port LimOn s. colon H.
Kingston ~ and Fortune Island ~. to the Ham
burg American Line, with % passengers. mails
ana mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 1:lO p m.
. steamer Ia Gascogne Err. Havre November
p. TO the French Line with passengers and
Nose Six miles east Of Fire Island at 5s M
Steamer Jamestown Newport News and Nor
fok- 70 the Old Dominion SIS co. with pssssn-
gers and mdse. Passed in Quarantine at $40
Steamer Dover. Brunswick. Ga. November IL
~, ~ Ihe hrunsNick IS Go, with mdse. or High
Steamer ICELAND oRr Antwerp and Dover
csTir fi'noe5 5 : 10 the Red star Line. with 3oi
Arrived at the Bar 6:44 m.
steamer oceanic tBr. southampton and cher
White star Line. with 100 cabin and 2ss steer
sse passengers, mails and mdse Arrived at the
steamer Lazio GtaD. Genoa October 25
naples p. VIA Boston November ~. to Hart
ne'd' pa So,sn 4 60. With mdse- Arrived at the
steamer Ripley ,Br,. Rio Graude do sui. Octo-
mdse to the Hamburg American line: vessel TO 20
Punch Edye 60. Arrived at the Bar at 2:1j
y
Sandy Hook. !. Nov II. p:3o m-wind
west strong breeze; clesr weather; rough
SAILED
steamers President Grant 0ierl. Hamburg
Madonna tFrl, Marseies. isusitania tBr). Liver
p9o,. Majestic tBrl, Southampton. Finland
tbelgi. Antwerp, Delmira 6Brl. Perth Ambcy /;
Manhattan 0ierl, leEhoTn. Admiral Schlev,
foIt Antonio. StaVangeren tNOTl Port Antonio:
lsthmian, Baltimore, Guiana tRrl. - Thomas
huron, Jacksonville. ~ Monte Galveston; Fl
Paso. Galv eston. Excelsior. New Orleans. Bra
zos Galveston; Olinda CCubanl Nuevitas Mon
roN Norfolk; Relief, Kingston. Chesa peske
hatlnoief 'amoens (Belg). Manchester; Lam
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSE;

GRAND OPERA SEASON i909-i0.
Prices; GrOpera. So 10 81. Op. Comique.S5 to tSc.
Tomorrow CFri) at s-rRANIArA Mime.
Tetrazzini Mr. Mccormack. NJ. SammarcOl.
sat Mat HERODIADE miles. Cavslierf.
GeTville-Resche. Duchene; NM DaImores.
Renaud. Crabbe. Waller, NicOlay. Venturini-
Mus. dir, NJ dc Ia Fuente) sat Night
tCOmique). Ia FILE DE MADAME ANGOT.
SUN. .NIGHT-GRAND OPERATE CONCERT.
Special Engagement. the Famous Young Rus
sian ViOlinist, JASCHA BRON.
NEXT WEEK: MON.-DAUGHTER OF
THE REGIMENT Gin Italian Mines TCtrsz-
zni Duchene: Mr.. John Mccormack. NM
Gilbert. Nicolas. Mus. dir. NJ. AnseIni
TUES. COP. ComiqUe) LA MASt OTTE.
Miles. Delormes. NOlbs NM. Blondel DufOur.
LerOux. Dambrinne. Moyroud. Mus. dir. NJ
Alfred Haakman-
WED.-HERODIADE. Regular Cast.
THANKSGIVING NIGHT (Speciall-CAR-
MEN. Miles Cavalieri. Miranda Trentfni
Duchene. MN Zenatello. Dufranne Mus dir
NJ. de la Fuente.
FRI-TOSCA. Mime. Carmen Melis debut ::
NM. Zenstslo. Renaud. Gilbert. Mus dir
NJ de la Fuente-
SAT-. AFTERNOON-SAPHO. Miss Garden.
Miles n Alvarez. Walter villa: NM. Dalmores
Dufranne. Huberdeau. Villa Mus. dir, NJ de
Ia Fuente.
SAT. NIGHT Opera ComIquel LES
DRAGONS DE NILIARS.
Next Weeks sale Opens To-day, o A VI
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
BOYS TIE UP SURFACE CARS.

number Of boys, who have made lot
of trouble for employees Of the Third Ave
nue. Railroad on the section Of that com
pany's lines. at Amsterdam avenue and
ls5th street, tied up service north Of that
point for nearly an hour last night by
dropping a wire into the slot from which
the cars obtain their power. Not wheel
was turned from 5.s0 to SIS o'clock. Hun
dreds Of belsted houegoers assisted the
company's men in an attempt TO discover
the bows.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
SEEKS $4,000 BACK ALIMoNY.

Justice Truax denied Yesterday tho mo
tion Of George :. Terry, Assistant Initel I
states Trea surer I'm this city. for an order
10 examine his wife before the trial Of
her action for about ss.00N back alimony.
Mr and Mrs. Terry separated about
twenty wears ago and entered into pri-
Nste agreement FOR the latter'S support.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS.

Close in y. 7.
Destination and steamer. +. NJ.
Japan. CoTea and China tvis Seattle)
Ak Maru .. TODAY 10
faNali, Japan. Corea. China and
Philippine Islands via san Fran
CISCO Manchuris .-.....-...... To-day. $50
Hawaii. Japan. Corea China and
Philippine Islands (via San Fran
ctscol-Chyo MsTu -..........-.. Nov 2S, = 80
Fiji Islands. New Zealand and Aus
tralts texcept WesD (via Van
couver and Victoria, Y C)-Makurs Nov "a $50
Hawaii, Guam and Philippine Isl
ands via San Frsncisco)-U
Transport ........D Dec /. $50
japan. Cores. China and Philippine
Islands tvia Vancouver and Vic
torta, B C)-Empress of China .... Dec 10 s -
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Caronia reported l.2s4 miles east OF
Sandy Hook at p m yesterday, is expected 10
cock Saturday afternoon
The Philadelphia reported as i21o miles east
of Sandy Hook at l:l5 m YESTERDAY. Is eN-
IeC1ed 10 dock Saturday forenoon
Ia Gsscogne. reported as 2SS miles east OF
Sandy Hook at : a yesterday. is expected 10
dock this forenoon
IA Provence. reported as I.l25 miles east ot
Sandy Hook AT ! q NJ yesterday. is expected
GOck Friday forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18

If YOU wished for neckwear
sale
You have YOUR wish.
IO7S9 fOur-in-hands.
The stock cleanup of a
maker who makes only scarfS of
dollar value or better, together
with some of the finer qualities
of our own stock.
All sorts of silks. weaves and
colOrs.
729t regular S1.Oo Scarfs.
3495 regular $50 scarfs.
CSC.
Our SI.5O Special walking
glove Is a sort of perennial sale.
Real cape, English-made,
and 81 value.
Winter OvercOats for men
and bows.
Just waiting for cold snap.
Have YOU met LatOna,
The latest f.. & w. collar,
out this week.
a high-bander, 25c.
If YOU 90 motoring much IN
some other bOdy's car, High
land cloak. or cape. is a grace
full acknowledgment and NAV
be a comfort to YOU next time
you 90 along.
Cloth hats are proper with
these Scotch capes. or for any
sporting wear.
So and S3.5O-impOrted.
n snap to buy underwear
quickly IN a cold snap.
Such wide range ef ma
terialS.
Sizes so complete.
a felt cushion nsOIe-
"A steel shank for inStep sup
port
Soft vici hid
That's the Cushion" shoe
for all men who stand much.
S..
ROGERS PEET & CONPANY.
Three Broadway Stores
Warren 81. 18th ST. S4th ss
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WATER

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise. S;4a. sunset A;4ls moon sets' 80
moons age. 6 days.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18

Psnnsyiys MIA Hamburg. Nov p liam ~"
AthinaI I..----... .Aigiers Nov Q. .........- ----
star Of Australia. London. Nov A...-----
TrItonia ......... Antwerp Nov 49,. -
Apsche. .......... Jacksonville Nov H.. .Ciyds
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool. Nov i7-Csmpania (RD. New York
Via Queenstown
Madras. Nov i7-Tmkenturn tC;er1 Hamburg
for Calcutta, Boston and New York
81 Vincent, q V. Nov -Dracheufels Ger,
etc.
Montevideo. Nov Is Dorothy 1Brl New York
Gibraltar. Nov 16-Cretic C7rl. New York for
Naples.
Pillau. Nov 12-Energie 'Ger. New York
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18

Natl Vessel
Vessel For line closes sails.
Morr,, castle Havana ward 200 a m u .OO
Hamburg Naples. Hsmb-Am. 10 nv
{ Of Atlanta Savannah Sav. 800
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER n.
NiGisncis Nassau. Ward ~ 90 m 800 m
Willem II, Hayti. - " III 90 m no m
Manzanillo. Progreso, Ward. ZVop w
Mohawk. jacksonville CLYDE. - l" ? m
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER N
s. Louis southampton. Am. $50 m 1000 m
X Victoria. Hamburg H-A $50 m 1000 a m
celtic, Liverpool. " star 20. 7.30 m III 90 a m
Philadelphia, la Ciuayrs. r n $40 IN 1900 m
Bermudian. Bermuda. Quebec 600 m 100 a m
50 Hugo Argentina Rarher. 900 q m 1900 m
Saratoga. Havana Ward -. 1000 a m 90 ?
saba. Grenada ...-...-. lO.OO a m 1900
Nssari. Bahia, Lamp & Holt 10 90 M 2.15 7
Wilhelm. Jamaica. n A N 90 a M go m
Allianca, Cristobsl. Panama n 80 q m 800 2 m
Clement. Para Booth ..... 1900 m 3,tH 2 m
Cycle. Rarbados Brazilian 1900 m 3:OO 2 m
Ia Gasccgne. Havre. French 500 m
Minneapolis. London. Al TT. II ,00 IN
Princes Irene Naples. y q l. II 90 N
Caledonia, Glasgow. Anchor l:Vp m
Ferugta, Palermo Anchor go. 90 m
g of Augusta. Savannah say 2:,D
Conanche Jacksonville CLYDE l.oop m
toncho. Galveston Mallory 12;Oo m
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
PASSED

southampton Nov Il. : p m-Prinz Friedric
Wilhelm GER New York via Cherbourg
i:2n = IN. Teutonic ,Rrl New York VII
CheTbourg and Queenstown.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18

- Michaels. Nov 1T-Martha Washington tAusp
Now York for Naples. Patras. etc
Sasres. Nov 16-Principe III Piemonte Utah
New York for Naples and Genoa
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

'Brlngs mail.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18

TO-DAY,
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18

Have YOU met LatOns?
The latest f.. & w. collar
out this week.
A Highlander. 2jc.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-11-03
TIE HISTORY OF MISSOURI

Has Missouri a history? VINO would
be so foolish as to ask the question ?
or course, Missouri has a history such
as We are proud of to the very cy-
treEe of pride. There is no one so
proud Of the history OF his state as the
man who says. I'm from Missouri,
show me-. We are fond of being
shown and of showing the rest OF the
world. 1t seems then in the line of
showing that it would be well for
some one to write real history of
the state.
That is what we mean by asking
if Missouri has history. Missouri
has no written history. II has been
lamented and regretted for years that
some one has not complied a real
history of the best state in the Union.
Only partial histories OF the state
have been written-historie of vari-
Gus periods and school text books.
Ii history is to be written there
IS no better place than here in our
own university. The material can be
obtained no where so well as here.
Here is chance for some future
Gilbert Parker to make his first graat
success and incidentally render last
inG SerNi," tC his state.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-11-03
Keep Your Grit.

lang on: Cling on, No matter what
they say:
Push on, Sing on. Things will come
your way.
>Ittin" down and whinin" never helps
bit:
best way to get there iS hv Keeping
up Your grit.
Don't give up hoping when the ship
goes down.
Grab Il spar or something Just refuse
to drown.
Don't think you're dyin" Just because
you're hit:
Smile in the face Of danger and hang
to your grit
Folks die to" easy they sort of fade
away:
Make a li,tl" error. and give up in dis.
may.
Mind of man that's needed is the
man with ready wit
/" laugh at pain AMI trouble and
keep his grit
The Booster
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-11-03


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Harvard r.as New Scheme.

This year, the Harvard Athletic
Association has adopted new scheme
of selling tickets ior the big games.
Only graduates and undergraduates
can apply for tickets and no one can
llIe more. than one application II
more seats are wanted a signed appli-
cation may be borrowed OF arother
man.