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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-12-29
Christmas Program Arranged.


A Christmas program has been
prepared and here it is:
Recitation. -. "A Christmas WISH
William Burns.
Song. .............."H oly Night"
Five Little Girls
Recitation. "a Christmas Letter.
Master John Brown.
Duet. 1.-The Christmas Welcome.' -
Gordon and Norman Burns.
Song. "Christmas Bells -
Chorus of Five Girls.
Recitation. "Just Before Christmas -
Thomas Stepp.
Song. .............C Cleo Fullerton.
Christmas. What 1t Stands For
Nine Girls.
what the Salvation Army Teaches
Six Little Girls.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-12-29

Blinded by snowstorm three men
were run down and killed by train
while working on the Pennsylvania
railroad tracks yesterday between
Eldred and Heating Summit in Penn
sylvania.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-12-29

The weather: Saturday continued
cold and generally fair.
Newark post., 1911-12-06

what the facts are that excite the
mob to act. Dreadful though 1t IS
for the mob spirit to be reused IN
a community by such a crime II
would be an even worse calamity
if the community did not feel the
fury of Indignation which pro-
duces the mob spirit. There is no
question that there are serious
breakdowns in the administration
of Justice in American sloWness IN
deciding cases. readiness TO ad-
nit appeals. the subordination OF
Justice to legal technicalities. the
irritating delays in getting the
machinery of the law INTO motion
and the utterly improper attention
paid by the courts to the sharp
ness of lawyers in invoking tech
nicalities-all Of these result III
frequent miscarriages Of justice
and in delays which if long
enough amount especially in their
effect upon the public to an abso-
lutte miscarriage of justice. y
Newark post., 1911-12-06
PERMANENT PEACE

In the World s Work for De-
cember there is a symposium on
the question of "Prospects for
Permanent Peace.' one of the
many writer's being Judge George
Gray, Of Wilmington. who says
Public opinion has at last been
swung in the right direction, and
what has merely been adumbrat-
ed in the dreams Of philanthrop-
lists and advanced thinkers. and
scotfed at by the practical world,
has at last taken substantial form
and shape in the great peace
movement Of the last decade. |
am not so enthusiastic as to be-
lieve that the possibility of war is
to be eliminated in the near fu-
ture, if at all: but think we must
feel that much has been already
accomplished in making war more
difficult and arbitration more
easy. when diplomatic negotia-
tions have failed. 1t may be that
realization will fall short Of the
extreme hopes Of enthusiasts. but
the advance Of civilization is not
by leaps and bounds. and we have
reason for encouragement II we
make a measurable advance in the
right direction. What civil govern
ment has done to bring about the
settlement Of private contrOver-
sizes by judicial procedure. we may
hope will be in the end measur-
ably accomplished in respect to in
ternational differences. by intro
ducing legality into international
relations and substituting the jul
dicial settlement Of international
differences for the arbitrament of
the sword. The energies which lie
hack Of the fighting thirst have
been turned in other and benefi-
cent directions. in the case of in
dividuals in civilized States. and
we aim to bring into international
relations the same reign of law
and turn the energies which have
wasted themselves in fruitless war
and bloodshed toward the better
ment of conditions that make for
the happiness Of mankind. We
may all nationally look forward
to an approximation to this end,
and may feel just pride in the
leading part of our own country
has taken in this great move
ment.'
Newark post., 1911-12-06
WHERE ALL AGREE

There is one thing regarding
President Taft's trip on which
commentators seem tacitly agreed,
and that is that the country as a
whole is in hearty accord with him
in his peace policy. The people be-
lieve in arbitration and desire that
the senate shall ratify the treaties
in which it is provided for, with
out affixing amendments that will
rob them Of their efficiency as safe
guards against hasty and prevent
able war.
In the defense Of his tariff stand
the President spoke clearly and
pIausibIy wherever he went, and
while there are some who still crltl-
cize him sharply for not vetoing
the Payne-Aldrich bill. the general
disposition is to side with him in
the desire to see tariff changes de-
fcrred till their consequences can
be carefully forecaSted by an eX-
pert board which is likely to be Il
safer policy than that Of haphaz-
ard for country with as much at
stake as ours in the competition for
fair share Of the world $ COM
mprcc.
The President s policy toward
the trusts evidently has alienated
powerful interests which were
with him and against the field OF
presidential candidates until that
policy was developed first by his
Detroit speech and later by the fill
inc Of the suit against the United
States steel corporation. The out
look at the present time is that i'm
portant interests which have been
banded together in favor of the Re-
publican presidential candidate.
whoever he mi ght be, since the first
campaign Of William Mckinley III
1896, are likely to be lukewarm, II
not antagOnistic, to the candidacy
of Mr.. Taft both before and after
the Republican nominating conven-
tion.-Evening Wisconsin.
Newark post., 1911-12-06

the northern States during the
last decade must have convinced
the least observant that neither
race feeling nor the tendency to
lynching is in sense peculiar to
the South. 1t is a horrible thing
for which the whole country must
bear responsibility. !"
but mere denunciation of the
crime Of mob amounts to little
or nothing. We must recognize
Newark post., 1911-12-06
DELAYS AND LYNCH LAW

Declaring that legal delays Of
ten result in exhibitions Of lynch
law. and demanding that criminal
assault upon women be made a
capital crime for which there must
be an immediate trial. as in Della
ware. Theodore Roosevelt in the
current number Of the Outlook at
tackled lynching in unmeasured
terms:
"The repeated race riots and
lynchings that have occurred in
Newark post., 1911-12-06
Serials and Other Stories.

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Newark post., 1911-12-06
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Newark post., 1911-12-06

THE YOUTHS COMPANION
BOSTON. MASS.
New Subscriptions Received at This Office.
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aSS ANNA MARTIN
AND VICTOR ANDERSON
MARRIED !UESDA

A very pretty wedding occurred at
the home of MIR. and Mis-. NJ. Hubbs.l
last evening. when their niece. Miss
Anna Martin became the vile OF slr.
Victor Anderson. in the presence of
about forty guests.
The house decorations were pink
and white. The bride and groom stood
under an archway of trailing smliax.
As the bridal party entered the par
iors, Mendeissohn's wedding march
was played by Miss Gladys Corey
Dr. Harris. of the Methodist church,
solemnized the nuptlals. and while
congratulations were being extended
to the happy couple Miss Corey rem
dered one of Ethel Bert Ncvins' COM
positions. After refreshments an OPP
portunity was given for the inspes-
ton OF the presents. which were num-
erous and beautiful.
The bride Is niece Of Mr.. and Mrs.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-14
.RAPPInGS:OF ENTOMBED
MINERS ARE HEARD

Briceville. Tenn, Dec. 13.-Three
miles under the earth in Cross Noun
tain mine, Samuel Miller. an old
miner. and a dozen companions are
playing hide and seek with death
Miller with a piece of chalk is writing
messages on the walls of the mine
telling his rescuers where to look for
him. Twenty-Five rescuers armed with
oxygen helmets so far have been un-
able TO locate the men Rappings were
heard again today and it is believed
many miners will be found alive.
Flames are raging in some parts OF
the mine.
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IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL SER
VICE THIS AFTERNOON

The funeral of the late Philip
Hayes sr.. whose death occurred At
the family home in South Canon at ?
O'Clock sunday night. took place at
the First Methodist church at ?
O'Clock this afternoon in the presence
OF a large assemblage OF relatives
friends and neighbors. The obsequies
we're conducted by Rev. ]. F. Harris
and we're most impressive The fune--
al was under the auspices of the
Grand Army OF the Republic and was
attended by large delegation from
the membership OF Greenwood Post.
OF which the deceased had been COM
mander. Mr.. Hayes was highly es-
teemed by all who knew him and
there was large outpouring OF his
friends TO pay the tribute of their re-
spect to his memory. There were
many handsome floral offerings from
his former comrades in arms and 9TH
ers who desired to express their ap-
probation OF his manly qualities and
splendid citizenship. One OF the most
notable OF the floral pieces was n
wreath contributed by the mail clerks
of puehlo who sent one OF their num-
Der to attend the funeral service. In
terment was at Lakeside cemetery.
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VI. Hubbell. with whom she has made
her home since coming to Colorado.
her former home being in Tennessee.
Since coming here she has made
many friends because OF her sunny
disposition and southern graces.
The groom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. @. Anderson OF this city. He
was born and reared IN Fremont
county. But for the past three years
has been employed on large catt.l
ranch in the San Luis valley. He is a
young man OF good habits and pos
sesses many sterling qualities.
The only out-of-town guest was W.
o. Wood. uncle OF the bride. of Akron,
Colo.
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III
NEWS NOTES

=
Mr.. Otto sours and wife have re-
turned to the district after spending
several days on the Park visiting Mr.
d. D. Han and wife.
H-H-H
Mrs Albert Mccone has been fight
ing the grippe for the past week but
is able to be out again
w-w-u
Mr. w. C. Watson sold his fine Jer-
sey COW this week. He said want ad
in The Record did IT.
1-x-r
Mr. VIII Taylor had the misfortune
to have his COW bIoat on alfalfa last
week but saved her by using the
knife
Mr.. Charles Norman is on the sick
list.
w-.x-*
Mrs- Cuafies oVufS ads Fetufheu "
her home in Goldfieid.
N-sT-E
Mr.. F. G. Kress spent Sunday win
home folks on the Park.
E-x-x
Mr.. A. S. Taylor and family spent
sunday with his brother. Mr.. W. A.
and family.
w-.-E
Mrs. orton Endsley who underwent
an operation at Graves hospital on
Thursday. is doing nicely.
E-s-t
The revival meetings closed Sunday
to the regret OF the Park people.
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SAYS APPLE CON-
6RESS NEXT YEAR Will
. EXCEL ALL OTHERS

Clinton L. oliver OF Paonia, seere.
tary and general faetotum of the re-
cent American Apple congress in
Denver, who was visitor in Canon
City yesterday, says that the big ap-
pie show last month was a success in
every way. except financially, and
was a great advertisement for the
horticultural industry in Colorado
and the contiguous states Despite
the fact that there was deficit OF
about four hundred dollars in the
treasury when the show was over.
steps have been taken to make the
exhibit in connection with the Amer
lean Apple congress next year larger
and more comprehensive than ever
before. One Of the results OF the late
apple exposition in Denver. according
to Mr.. Oliver. will be the erection
within a few months OF an eight story
steel asbestos cold storage building
in that city for keeping apples u
await favorable market conditions
The building will hold 1850 cars OF
apples and they will be taken care Of
there at a uniform rate OF fifteen
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cents box for period of six
months, which is ten cents a box less
than the rate that now prevails In
Denver. The proposed cold storage
plant will be the largest in the Unit
ed States and the schedule of charges
will be the same as that which pre-
walls In Chicago, New York and other
eastern cities. 1t is expected that this
cold storage proposition will make
Denver the greatest fruit distributing
point in the west
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-14

which necessttatsd the Dr. taking ave
stitches TO close the wound The fact
that Miss woodford d keeping her
place in the spelling class IS an in-
eentive for her to get well as fast as
she can.
H-8-H
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Conetser are oc-
cupying the new house built by Henry
Harrison on the east end Of Park ave-
nue.. The house and barn are all COM
pleted and add to the looks as we'll
as the value OF the ranch. Six acres of
the place that was owned by Robert
Harrison has been recently purchased
by C. 1. Kirkton OF Canon City.
The Annual Horticultural institute
this week has been the center OF in-
terest for all progressive fruit grow
ers of the Park. A man at one of the
tables was heard to remark Tuesday,
III 1 we're going to get married
would marry a ranch girl for they
know how to cook" which sentiment
was so general so far as the result Of
the effort to supply good dinner was
concerned. The feast of practical in
formation dispensed in the audience
room was absorbed by interested list
eners, which no doubt Will be worked
out for the benft OF orchard condi-
tIons on Lincoln Park as elsewhere.
II the institute had no greater object
than to bring the crowds together for
friendly intercourse it would be well
worth while.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-14
HARMONY REREkAH
ELECT OFFICERS


At the meeting OF Harmony Re-
bekah Lodge. held last week the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
Mrs. Mary Dakin. noble grand.
Miss Hettie Pennington. vice grand.
Miss Estella Lonnecker. recording
secretary.
Mrs. Alice B. Thomas. correspond
ing secretary.
Mrs. Lorena X. Watson. treasurer.
The other nine officers are appoint
i've. Installation will take place at the
frst meeting in January.
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FBuITMERE -.
AND F0URMILE

Mr.. Joe Heavenridge is down below
Pueblo for a few days loading the an
pies which he has purchased in that
vicinity
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Mrs. sweitber viii have charge Of
the Lincoln Park fruit booth at the
ladies' bazaar which win be held IN
the basement OF the Presbyterian
church Friday evening. It Is expected
that the display of canned goods and
tGlies for sale. will be a fne ose.
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

UlUO NUlIO
p. G. Wright took business trip
to Grand Junction last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Briggs drove
DOVE from Victor recently for visit
with their daughter, Mrs. e Brewer.
ON Grand avenue.
Bsoads of apples are still going TO
market and the wonder is how Lin
coin Park could produce SO many ap-
pies in one year.
]. W. Sawhill was one OF the busi-
ness visitors to Guffey last week
M-E-.
A. C. Galbraith has added to his
possessions strip of garden land at
the top of Pump hill. The purchase
was made from Will Howes of Salem.
Oregon.
Emery Gains sold out his car load
of apples that he took 10 Oklahoma
last week. on short order and is glad
to be back home again
x-x-g
Mrs. A. L. Cook returned from Pu-
teblo 1sasday where she has been Wis
iting Yer husband for few days. Mr..
Cook has been in Pueblo for some
weeks disposing of his apple crop. and
hopes 20 be through In time to spend
the holidays at this home on Poplar
avenue. .
Mrs. Sweitber will have charge Of
the Lincoln Park fruit booth at the
ladies' bazaar which will be held IN
the basement OF the Presbyterian
church Friday evening. II Is expected
that the display of canned goods and
tGlies for sale. will be a fne ose.
w-w-n
The Van siyke family are back
from their extended California visit,
ma their friends are hoping they viii
locate on the Park again.
u-uLu
Geo. Smith started Tuesday for An
thony. Kansas. with a car load OF ap-
pies sstsed on the ranch OF = w.
smith on East Sherman avenue. Miss
Hazel accompanied him and they viii
combine pleasure with business and
take the opportunity to visit friends
both at Anthony and Wichita.
w-H-u
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Keeling. accom-.
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. chAs. Keeling.
of westelIre. left the last OF the week
for a trip TO California. Mr.. Keeling
expects to remain for the winter hop
bog the change will benefit his health.
but Mrs. Keeling will return In a few
eeets.
Six denominations were represent
ed at the Lincoln Park prayer meeting
las, Wednesday evening. which speaks
weil for the fraternai spirit OF tho
neighborhood. The meeting this week
will De with Mrs. Hansen on Logan
street and J. p. Mcmillan will be the
leader. II is to be hoped that the at
tendance will increase now that the
busy season is about over.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Davis are on for
visit with relatives In Oklahoma.
They may extend their trip into Tex
as, II they can content themselves
away from home hong enough. Mrs.
Roberts is keeping house and caring
for the children during their absence.
u-M-m
The Lincoln Park Ladlss' associa-
tion was delightfully."- entertained by
ihS East Canon division at the hone
Of Mrs. NJ. J. Evans last Thursday af-
tcrnoon. A pleasing program was rem
dered and dainty refreshments served
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-14
E&-

The Four Mile Literary society met
last Saturday evening and a fairly
large crowd of the members were ont
The program consisted OF readings.
songs and mnsic. which everyone
greatly enjoyed. The program COM
mittee are planning quite a program
for next meeting nigh, and It is hopYd
large crowd will be out.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-14
H-x-M

The Hardscrabble threshers who
have been snowbound at Wet Noun
tain valley for some time. have ar
rived In this part of the country. and
have been doing some threshing on
Orchard avenue. Rhodes avenue and
were ,hreshine for Ben stienmier on
Tuesday morning.
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H-HN

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Keeling. accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. chAs. Keeling.
of westelife. left the last OF the week
for trip to California. Mr.. Keeling
expects TO remain for the winter hop
bog the change viii benefit his health.
but Mrs. Keeling will return in few
eeeks.
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u-u-N

The Philomathian Literary society
met Friday evening with large at
tendance. A good program was rem
dered. The mock trial was quite a
success. Some numbers of the program
for the coming meeting are: Solo
wrena Higgins: solo. Nellie Hahard
dialogue. Uncle Pete" the Black Co
medians. aud debate. Resolved. that
each state should control the rs-
sources within its boundaries"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-14

Geo. Smith started Tuesday for An
thony. Kansas. with a car load OF APP
pies sstsed on the ranch OF =. W.
Smith on East sherman avenue. Miss
Hazel accompanied him and they viii
combine pleasure with business and
take the opportunity to visit friends
both at Anthony and Wichita.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-14
W--W--W

The Van siyke family are back
from their extended California visit,
ma their friends are hoping they will
locate on the Park again.
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xH-x

Mrs. A. l. Cook returned from Pu-
teblo 1sasday where she has been Wis
iting Yer husband for few days. Mr..
Cook has been in Pueblo for some
weeks disposing of his apple crop. and
hopes TO be through In time to spend
the holidays at this home on Poplar
avenue. .
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-14
sk-.-w-M

Little Nina Fridinger is recovering
nicely from the effect Of an ugly cut
in he forehead, caused by the throw
Ing Of can by one Of the children
waile q play on tho school sroOnds.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-14

Mr.. George Wilson. who has beer
visiting his brothers on Four Mile
has returned to HE home at Mt. ves-
non. Iowa.
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WWm

Mr.. and Mrs Lincgar expect to ship
a,eir car load OF household and ranch
effects back to Nebraska the last of
thfy eek, Mr.. Linegar going with the
cdxs Mrs. Anegar will stop at New
ton. Kans.. to visit until Christmas
Tine. Their stay here of year or
more. has brought them many friends
Sho regret their departure, and they
regret to leave also. only doing SO as
the return to lower altitude has be-
come an expcdicncy.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-14

The Lincoln Park Ladiss' associa-
tion was delightfully."- entertained by
ihS East Canon division at the hone
ofMrs. NJ. J. Evans last Thursday af-
tcrnoon. A pleasing program was rem
dered and dainty refreshments served
WIN general sociability sandwiched
in between the acts.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-14

There will be church services in
the FruItmerc school house every
Sunday evening. Quite number were
out last Sunday 1t is hoped they viii
all come again and bring their neigh
bors and friends.
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DIR. VIII Heavenridse, who has been
quite poorly for some time. has been
feeling little better the last few
days.
The East Canon Embroidery club
expect to meet with Mrs. +. 7. Hlb-
barc Of Reynolds avenue. Friday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-14

Emery Gains sold out his car load
N apples that he took TO Oklahoma
last week. on short order and is glad
to be back home again.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-14

Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Davis are on for
visit with relatives In Oklahoma.
They may extend their trip into Tex
as. II they can content themselves
away from home long enough. MIS-.
Roberts is keeping house and caring
for the children during their absence.
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E-Ew

Mr.. Gust. Hall and family ha
moved on to the place formerly own
by Mr.. Andrew Johnson on Four Mi
Mr.. johnson and family have NOV
into town.