The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-10-25
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The weather: fair and continued
cool Thursday; moderate winds be-
coming northwest.
DR.. Frederick Cook, who insists he
discovered the north pole, was hoot-
ed from hall in Copenhagen. Den
mark, last night. Police came to his
rescue. '~5 @'--ss - 80
Messages from the interior. of Tri-
poll say that reports of "fying Ital-
ions with destructive machines ev-
eryWhere are causing CONSERVATION
and terror.
The annual convention of the An
ti-Horse Thief Association of Okla
homa was opened at Tulsa today with
mounted parade in which several
hundred members from all over the
State took part.
Charles Page Bryan, who was re-
Gently transferred from the position
of United States minister to Belgium
to that of ambassador to Japan, sail
ed today from San Francisco for his
new post of duty at Toxic.
In so mile wind at Kill Devil
Hill, N. c., Orville Wright went aloft
and remained virtually stationery in
his glider with which he is conduct
ing experiments in aerial stability.
He was up nine minutes and forty
five seconds and maintained an alti,.
tude Of approximately $50 feet.
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth P.
Getty, granddaughter of the
founder of Yonkers, and Carl Fisch-
err, the we'll known music publisher
of New York city, took place at
Yonkers, N. Y, today at the home of
the brides parents. Mr.. Fischer is
IS and his bride % years old.
When President Taft arrives in
Green Bay, Wis.,, early tomorrow
morning he will be received by I'm
tied States Senator Stephenson and a
number of other prominent public
men of Wisconsin. The entire dele
cation will accompany the president
on his two days tour of the State
At Durham, N. c., riot narrowly
was averted when police put stop
to a display of motion pictures of
Beulah Binford, the II year old "girl
in the case'' in the recent Beattie
murder trial at Chesterfield, Va. An
angry crowd hooted the police, who
quickly swore out warrants and
stopped the show = - -. 80:
One of the finest and most inter-
esting series of letters of the poet
Longfellow ever offered at auction
was sold in New York today. The
series, which was eagerly sought by
both dealers and collectors, consists
chiefly of the letters which Longfel-
low addressed to his friend, Ferdi-
nand Freiligrath. the celebrated
German lyric and patriotic poet
Martin Jezewski, the little son of
William Jezewski, who lives at Rich
dale, near Fergus Falls, had his leg
cut off below the knee by being run
over by a Northern Pacific train.
Children had been in. the habit of
catching upon freight trains which
fronI1nnf1u uh
let out and thus securing a ride
home. The Jezewski boy was among
them, and on this occasion he slipped
| and went under the wheels.
Missing since Sunday and frozen
to death on the prairie today, was
the fate of G.. T. McLarand, one of
the best known farmers in the Souris,
Manitoba district. He started out
from his home late Saturday with a
horse and buggy which upset into a
gulley, the horse being killed in
Plum Creek coulee six miles south.
McLarand tried to rescue the horse
but failed. He then walked across a
ploughed field to the prairie but be-
ing wet through by the fall into the
water of the creek became chilled
and weak. He lay down and was
frozen to death. 1t was so cold the
river was frozen over
The serious illness of Prince Luit.
pold, the regent of Bavaria, is q
cause for considerable anxiety in of,
fetal circles in Berlin as we'll as ir
Munich. In view of his great age
he is now in his rinety-frst yeal
lit is feared that the Prince will
not recover from his present attach
of acute bronchitis. The passing o1
Bavaria's "Grand Old Man" will b.
sincerely regretted by all who have
the welfare of the German empire
at heart. For a quarter of a cen
fury, Luitpold has been the actua
sovereign Of Bavaria. The insane
King Otto, his nephew, has been al
this time under restraint.
E. With an opening address by Gov
ernor Woodrow Wilson of New .Jer
sey on -"The Need of Citizenship Or
ganization,'' the most notable confer
ence ever held in America to con
slider the problems of the social cen
ter movement gets under way a
Madison, Wis, tonight for tire,