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CENEE IS NOW A BUTTERFLY
SHE DANCES AGAIN ~ 1.-THE
RtIHEIOR RELIES"
Has a New Partner In sherer Becsen. and
Eight Lhri, Damseas Are Revealed
as Roses The Fest Of the Musical
somrd, Also suits the Audience

s..ss.
Adeline Genee came hack 70 Broadway
last night for farewell engagement,
ana Judging from the way the audience
nj the Globe Theatre received both Mile
Gen~e cor is It Nine now that the dancer
has a husband?l and her play II will he
som. time before broadway has seen
o,o,,,,h ~, .,,hor - ,h.,
ne snow caueh IN" bach~ioE
Bellies. but although the dainty Danish
dancer appears IN il three separate times
she actually takes no mart in tho ,heme
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""i' 'h'' she " '"''"'u.N ny way u,
Illustration. "a II were. In me hrst act ana
then there are holes in the last scene 81
the second act int, which her spccial
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'aHe,' w 'h,''o"'" "a' '"e'e any avn
waruness about nttinS the dances an
Mile. Gen.e seemed tn cause a lmost a.
ruCh enthusiasm, Last night IA Va hen abs.
paas. her frat apn.aranc. an broadway
IN spite o' an IN" RUSSIAN ana oarefoot
dancers that have appeared among Us
since. then. she has a man dancer with
bor this time sher.r aackea who looLs
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AN" nhea nHs''ah, ~n.eh c"iii-
Plir'ent IN New York NJ. Beckett Is as
and has n better figure, because he ism,
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DetteT cancer Nhah th" otheF-
short old fashioned baDst dance
cd for the introduction of Mile C;epee
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whSn toon paIt "s,es -anr We ~ siH'
VI berken' riSht young women VINO al
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me part
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aTa""'ui ohe. mere Wer" .nr'" par
I" this. ara VINE, on" says Z" y New iorS
audience thar enc danced az "sn,-
can az ner b''eI thA' ~ enoukh' III"
p"n"e miro aPpeaIahSr M"s m nun
9arihl nanc~ a~sisru ny W. ,'rcNN".
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way ,, .,
me nacne"r bellies 'hurNu
COMEDY IN TWO ac,s " haIrs d, Smitn
ana raymond hnpncli. ana ~ Mu,oon
70 the nancihs reaI CO." proanry
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succession Of costumes. inhabited. "
course. introduced by !nhr iark In IL
song and including the Dir.C ire. the low
cut back. the hoop skirt. she q ec,an bend
and Mile. Ger6e in IA uallc, s,Sirf. he
way that hnspskirt behaved was alone
worth the pric. Of admis, ION A. tor the
rest there was SON. unusually good
dancing in the American fashion. and the
COMPANY "a a whole Wort I'D hard and well.
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Auto Runs Over Bab,'s Lrx-No Harm
Dynr.

GREESwlCH. Conn Nov William
Meanv. private secretary to Commodore
b. G Benedict. ran his automobile over
his baby son George. aged ~ months
while backlnc into hi- garage this evening.
He didn't know tho nil vas about until
It screamed The rear wheel ran over
the child's leg above the knee DIR Burke
saws II WASH I injured
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NAUGHTY MARIETTA" GIVEN
Fuut TRENTTNI RIVE NED ~
OPERETTt PERFORMANCE.
,n"ihrr PLEASING scerr h, Victor Herbert
rhc IlbrrftO Of w Great Moment.
hut the Pictures and Music Wake
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costumes ana pe pursued nv VILLAINS and
slng songs and d inca dincs' and DO all
The other thinss tina. a genuine CONT,
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VIII not near u~scrip'ion Dn' " coss ccar
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pleasure 10 hear On one II the mage, Of
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Wv - = - " - W
songs - mat you can p'cS "ut IN" ones
YOU IKE he>t You Will nave alrnost "a
hard a time a. the audience Of last nigh.
which tried its level boa. to encore every
on. =, ,h.., ,f,a.-, ,i-,,.s s,d 90 nat, ,r,o
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wagons 70 60 around
But nrva-th. ,"ss IL in rn-m'Rstb'n To
m. ,,Ion "a s-,cially non,,lo .b. waltz
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upJ'ct dpS~ npt AUNT OF ".
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Ice cream and cake will be- served Tree
this afternoon from to AT RauD' :
rest aurant Sevins street near Fla'bush
avenue Brooklyn. To little girls he, ween
IL and II years old Mothers. ter-.
cousins. aInis and all other relatives
are not invited. No more are boys
Mr.. Rlsnb has little girls II his own. and
this 10 girls day. There will be orches' Ea
music
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Miii nf a:iIhcrt z. .Ianes.

The will OF Gilbert f. Jones. who com
mite suicide on November ?. leaves
all HE property 20 his wife Louise Cali-
W. ell Jones and on her death it coca 60
her sons George and Gilbert F. Jones. Jr
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swift q Company . sales Of Fresh Beef In View
York City for ihe week ending saturday. Sovem
Der 5. averaged 500 cents per pouRd.-Aag.
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G. GORDON MARTIN
INCORPORATED
DENTISTS

Largest Dental Concern In tne wsssa.
Suite 7O4, 800 Fifth Avenue
Corner 32d ST.
NEW Rk, nv
ST LOFTS No MINNEAPOLIS MINI.
sO7 Commercial BIdk si3 Palace Bldg
lO2s Walnut 81.
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The failure To build up a climax tn this
ep.sosie had IT'S effect in depriving the
scene in Ford's house Of its necessary
activity and hustle. That went very
ment came with the attempt To hide
SIR John The entrance 81 FOrd'a friends
and their search 81 the house Crea ted no
effect Perhaps tho brilliancy az This
scene in the Opernsic verslon ~ the play
was in a measure responsible for this
impre@sion Yet the audience "a n who'll.
eyinced little interest in IL.
What histrionic honors tho evsn ing
brought went to Rose Toghlan for her
authoritative and buovanf acting A.
Mrs Page II was n delight 80 listen to
the beautiful voices and dirfion ~ IN.
TWO act resses in her scenes with Ethel
Matt hi.or. who made "a Nrs. Ford lovely
10 the eye. Her gayety was rather fepid
however and there WAS little sbullicncsa
in her m~rriment. Lean Bafeman- Hun
hap,erinx OF SLENDER Her voic. and
reading sItitled her to plac" beside her
more experien cesi associates With such
a trio II seems difficult to explain why
their scenes passed on with 80 little
animation.
h.ca,ise all the actors concerned we're
admirable and they wer" n large part nf
the cast Frank Gilmore was % IN liant
figure NJ Fsnfon. and A. r.. Ansob a. the
choleric Ford did everything, hut make
that suspicious husbands Jealousy com
pretensible. The costumes werr iesa
elaborate than those that usually cIothe
thsse villagers and they were therefore
more appropriate Then they were taste
full in color. The scenery wac pict urr S1ue
hut not comparable to that used in operate
productions Of the work Esen here Bn
the music Is = mighty aid To the enjoy
ment OF the fat knights adventures in
these days.
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LANDS SAFELY
ON ENGLISH son.
Count de Lesseps Crosses
Channel in Aeroplane.
FINE WEATHER PREVAILS

Daring Aviator Goes Into the. Air at
Calais, France, and, Without Trou-
BILE Of Any Kind, Reaches the Other
Side in Rapid Time-Feat Had Been
Accomplished Once Before by Louis
Bleriot.
Calais, France. May 23.-Count
Jacques de Lesseps, the French avi-
ator. made a successful flight across
the English channel.
The weather was magnificent when
the aerOplane rose from the ground
for its daring trip, heretofore accom-
plished only by. Louis Bleriot.
Rising, the count took the machine
In a wide circle over the cliffs and
then headed straight for Dover. In
fifteen minutes he had disappeared
from view. A torpedo boat destroyer
followed the course of the aeroplane.
De Lesseps landed safely at Deal,
after speedy trip across the chan
mel, during which he had no trouble
with his motor. .@ss
De Lesseps used fifty-horsepower
monoplane called "Scarabee.'' He
assembled from the point at which
Bleriot started on his cross channel
flight last July and rose gradually to
an altitude of 1900 feet, at which
height he was travelling when he was
lost from view in a light haze. The
torpedo boat destroyer Escoppete fol-
lowed in the wake of the flying craft
Louis Bleriot, the French aviator,
crossed the English channel in an
aeroplane on the morning of July rs
last. His unprecedented feat had not
been matched up to now. ...... L..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-05-23
SOCIAL AND
P E r S ON AL

The more 1t is washed the harder it gets
Mound City Floor Paint. w. H. Ross.
Money to loan on improved CITY
property. Apply to ]. F. Gibbons
| Mrs. Omar Gravelle of Red Lake
came down Saturday and left for
Minneapolis, where she will visit
with relatives.
Saving money is habit that
grows and the more it sgrows the
easier i, becomes. Save something
this week and deposit at interest in
the Northern National Bunk.
r. G. Spooner, who owns hand
some home at Deer Lodge, north of
Wilton, came in Saturday for a few
hours business visit in the city,
returning home in the afternoon.
Rev. Theodore Buengcr of Cass
Lake, came over yesterday afternoon
and held German Lutheran services
in the Baptist church of this city at
4 O'Clock. He returned to Cass
Lake on the night train.
Mrs. H. A. w. Whitney, 907
Irvine avenue, departed this morn
ing for Clearwater, near St. Cloud,
to visit her old home and that of
Mr.. Whitney. Mrs. Whitney expects
to be gone about month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hall, the
parents of the late Mrs. F.. R. Her.
locker of this city, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman Hall and Mrs. c. L. Her
locker departed this morning for
eastern Nebraska, after attending
the funeral of Mrs. Herlocker in this
city last Friday.
II. Luth of Duluth, who recently
purchased farm north of this city,
came in Saturday and went out to
his newly acquired property, where
he expects to bring his family and
spend the summer. Mr.. Luth is a
commercial traveller for the Kelly
Howe Thompson company of Du-
luth, his territory being in North
Dakota. 49,.
Joe Hermans, bookkeeper at the
Northern National Bank of this
city, returned this morning from an
over Sunday visit at his old home in
Kelliher. Joe was accompanied by
Tony" Schusser, foreman of the job
department of the Pioneer Printery,
who owns the Kelliher Journal and
who enjoyed few days visit with
friends at his former home.
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Proceedings Of the
City Council.
April II, 1910.
Office OF City Clerk.

Omce OF City CLERK.
Bemidji. Mimi. April 18th. 1910.
Council met In council room city hall at
A quorum being present. and in the abb
sence OF the chairman and yice-chairman. it
act as chairman. Carried. -.
Council called to order by Chairman pro-
tenn Bisiar. s.
roll call: Shannon. Klein. Smart. Bisiar,
Roe Brown. Absent: Hanson. Schneider.
Minutes OF last meeting were read and
approved. Schneider took his seat in council.
Moved and seconded the street commits
sioner hire Re team by the day to sprinkle
Moved and seconded NJ. D. stoner be APP
p pfdned city engineer at day whom
Moved and seconded the city clerk pur-
chase wagon jack and 1 can Of wagon grease
for Fire dept. Moved the city clerk purchase
two Ludlow CRANES for city hydrantS
Carried. III i t.s-..,z - !,
Moved and seconded the mayor and city
ordinances relative to the issuance of bonds
paving. Carried. = =
Moved and seconded the city clerk ask for
same routes as last year. bids to be by the
month. to be opened next meeting OF the
council and term from Nay 1st to Nov. 1st.
Bid of Barker's Drug Store was laid over
for correction. Report Of Municipal Court.
! urer. was approved on motion and seconded.
Bids for official city, printing was passed
on. The bid of the Bemidii Pioneer Pub. Co.
@ Of rSt
neider absented himself: :.
iS Sentinel Fac foo Of g go
first publication and l2c for subsequent ones
in the weekly Sentinel. The bid OF the Be-
midi Pioneer Pub Co. was accepted and the
contract awarded them on motion and
Application for liquor license by Nels O.
by the cte
Roe, Brown. Absent. Hanson. Schneider.
Application Of A. r: .vanderpoel for license
to sell milk in Bemfdji was accepted. license
to issue when conditions of ordinance No. 40
Reausition for bed clothing for fremen,s
Request for grade for cement sidewalks by
Nels Loitved on lots s. 7,s and 9. in block 6.
Beltrami ave-. granted to await attendance
The city clerk was instructed to have cheap
locker made for firemen'S room.
Application OF Duluth Brewing Company
for permission to pile up building material
one one,third of Fourth street in front of Lot
Brewing Company guaranteeing to hold the
city harmless from any damage by such
occupancy that may occur. was granted on
motion and seconded :
| The following bills were on motion and
second allowed:
James R. Miller, sundries for city
works. :. =. 80. s75
Volunteer Fire Dept, attendance at *
1910. SIX fires. ;...:.:...;.:e: ss7 so
poor :: -: 8 50
N. A. Anderson. application fee less sac
publication fee return. license
roluSou. . 4O
George Knott. caring for II poor one
:. WSek.. % "
saving g. same al 81 for city hall. -. 400
Co.. bill Of hay and feed to date. -. IS OF
Moved we adjourn. Adjourned.
THOS. MALOY. 10
City Clerk. GEORGE KIRK.
Chairman,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-05-23
TAKEN FROM HOME TO BANK
Bandits Compel Cashier to Open Outer
Door Of Vault

Bandits Compel Cashier to Open Outer
Door Of Vault.
Salt Lake City, May 23.--An unsuc-
cessful attempt was made to rob the
bank of Layton, town twenty miles
north Of here.
Two men overpoWered Hyrum
Evans, night Waterman, and compelled
him to conduct them to the home of
L. e. Ellison, cashier. Here they
broke in and Cashier Ellison was or
dered to accompany them, in his bare
feet and partially clothed, to the bank.
At the point of a revolver the cash
Ter opened the vault door, but told the
robbers that the inner door was locked
with time lock. After a consultation
the bandits decided it was futile to at
tempt to force the time lock and left.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-05-23
ROOSEVELT TO SEE TAFT
Ex-President Will Be in Washington
.54s June %. 49,.

=. 49,. ..=z June 20. s...@
Washington, May 23.-Theodore
Roosevelt will call on President Taft
in Washington on June %, shortly
after his arrival in the United States.
He will report to the state depart
ment on his mission to England as
special envoy at the funeral of King
Edward and, following precedent, will
personally report to the president on
the same subject. -.
The return of Mr.. Roosevelt from
his mission in London will give him a
legitimate reason for visiting the
White House. Since he went abroad
he has had but one exchange of cor
respondence with Mr.. Taft That was
contained in Mr. Taft's message ask
ing Mr.. Roosevelt to represent the
United States at King Edwards fu-
neral and the former presidents Ia
comic accept"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-05-23
BE Clean.

- Cleanliness is the first law of
health, inside as we'll as outside.
Let HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea or Tablets be your internal
cleanser, then your organs will be
pure and clean, your health good,
your system right. Start tonight.
F.. H. French & Co..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-05-23
NOW ON WAY TO THE HAGUE
Counsel, Assistants and Witnesses in
~. Fisheries Case -S.

=" = : -. TISTtcFI6S VdSS. Y = y
New York, May 23.-The array of
special counsel, assistants, secretaries
and expert witnesses who are to ap-
pear before the international arbitra-
ton tribunal at The Hague in the
Newfoundland fisheries case sailed on
the liner .Lapland for Amsterdam.
They will proceed to The Hague i'm
mediately, where the court convenes
on June l. z@+
The case, which is the first to be
heard under the general treaties of
arbitration negotiated by Secretary
Root under the recommendation of the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-05-23

last Hague convention. Is one of the
most important matters undertaken
by the United States. It involves the
entire fishing industry of the. North
Atlantic, involving millions OF dollars
annually.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-05-23
TT F. BOSWORTH

IL GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Will raise or move your buildings,
build your foundations, dig your eel
lars, in fact do anything you want
done in good and wOrkmanlike man.
ner.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-05-23
Heavy Snowfall in West.

Denver, May ga heavy snow
storm prevailed faom Northern Wyo.5
ming into Southern Colorado The
weather is comparatively warm and
most Of the snow ilss'ts as it falls. In
Denver the: snow was. as heavy as any
of last winter. Tie storm will be OF:
great benefit to ranchers and stock.
men.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-05-23
Balloon Centennial Lands Safely.

& Ionia, Mich, May 23.-The balloon
Centennial, piloted by Captain H. b.
Honeywell, which left st. Louis in an
attempt to capture the Lahm cup for
long distance flights, landed at the lit
tie town OF Shiloh, ten miles meth Of
Ionia. The balloon had been In the
air twenty-five hours and had covered
45l miles ".
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-04-29
NEWS.

April 26.-Henry Kregler, OF Philadel-
phia, visited his brother, Fred kregler,
on Sunday.
Miss Deborah Justice has returnedfrom
a visit in Woodbury..
Mrs. NJ. Evans, of Philadelphia, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Matte Cawley.
Mrs, T. 1. Holton spent last week in
Trenton and Barnegat.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Pedrick are
home after spending three months i'll
Miami, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Blocksom spent
Sunday in Salem.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. Church
will hold a Strawberry Festival in Red
Mems Hall, Saturday evening, May 9th.
Mrs. Emily Holeton, of Swedesboro,
visited her sister, Mrs. Reuben Pedrick.
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milford Smith, of Cam
den, and Joseph tanning, of Beverly,
were guests over Sunday at the home of
Freelan G. Sparks.
Mrs. S. r. Blocksom spent the latter
part of the week in Camden.
MTS. MdTld IeuilCh las IetuILeu lIOIi
a three weeks visit with her daughter.
Mrs. Frank Gates, at Downingtown, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hackett, of
Salem, were guests on Sunday at jacob
Hunts.
Mrs. Henry Lynn, of Philadelphia, Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. John Jordan,
during the week.
David Kelly has moved into Thomas
Holton's house.
Mrs. Edward M. Justice, who has been
very ill in the Medico Chi Hospital, Phil
adelphia, is now at the house OF friends
in that city.
Miss Edna B. Sparks, superintendent
of the Home Department of Sunday
School Work in Salem county, will ad-
dress the Sunday School at Pedricktown
Baptist Church next Sunday afternoon at
two O'Clock. Miss Sparks is a very fine
speaker and will give an interesting ac-
count of the benefits of the Home Depart
ment to the Sunday School. Mr.. A. D..
S~nelbaker will also be present and render
a solo.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-04-29
Tariff the Issue, Says Garfield

In a speech before the Grant Club at
Des MONIES, Iowa, last Friday, James
Garfield, OF ONO, former secretary Of
the interior, declared that The fight OH
the tariff question had only begun, crit
iciZed the stand-patlers and urged a
vigorous fight for cCnsei VAtlsm. lie
further said:
The only great oction OF this Con-
gress is on the tariff question, and if
anyone thinks il is settled, he is mis-
taken. The party pledged tariff re-
vision downward. The evidence is not
all in, but IL appears that the revision
was not downward i'll tie sense con-
yeyed by the pledge
1.-The fight i'll the approaching cam
paign involves the recognition OF special
interests, OF the interests OF The people"