The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-03-08
9 8 8 o 8 8 8 8 8 8 . 9 o o o 8
. OUTSIDE NEWS CONDENSED. o
o 9 8 . o . 8 . Q Q o 9 o o o 8

o 9 8 . 8 8 8 o 9 o @ o o o o 8
Duluth, March S-Young Miller of
st. Paul, last night won a hard
fought wrestling match from Sailor
Jack of Duluth. Miller gained the
first fall after two hours and five
minutes of fierce work. Sailor Jack
forfeited the match on account OF
being unable to enter upon the sec
ond stage owing to a serious injury
to his shoulder.
Madison, March DIR. Vincent,
president of the University of Min
nesota, is addressing the students at
the University of Wisconsin today.
Minneapolis, March S-Fresh eggs
were quoted at sixteen cents dozen
wholesale yesterday showing slump
of twenty-one cents in thirty days.
Fargo, March S-Before leaving
here for Minneapolis, William J.
Bryant came out for La Toilette and
stated he hoped to see progressives
nominated by both parties.
CrOokston, March S-Rev Olaf K.
Moberg left last night for South
| Bend. Ind, where he has accepted
the passionate of the Swedish Mission
church. Reverend Moberg has been
! located here for six years.
! London. March S-The tele-
! graphic rumors sent out yesterday
that the south pole has been dis
+ covered by Captain Robert F. Scott
: have been confirmed Captain
! Amundson, the Norwegian explorer,
states that the British captain sue
ceeded in his expedition.
Bloomington, Ind, March S-The
three-cornered intercollegiate debate
between the state universities of
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois takes
| place tonight, each institution being
represented by one team at home and
one abroad. The advisability of
! States adopting the initiative and re-
| ferendum is the subject selected for
the debates.
! Minneapolis, March S-William
Jennings Bryan is here today and
will deliver at least two speeches
which will probably be of political
! Importance. He will speak at noon
at a luncheon in the Hotel Radisson
at $50 he is to address the students
at the University; and in the even
ing is to deliver speech in St. Paul
The last time Bryan addressed the
University students, he drew the
largest audience of any speaker who
has ever made a University address,
Greensboro, N. c., March 8-A
campaign to capture the North Caro-
! lima delegation to the Chicago con-
vention for Roosevelt was launched
here today at a State convention of
anti-Taft Republicans. The leading
spirit in the movement is Richmond
Pearson of Asheville, who was in the
diplomatic service during the Roose-
welt administration. The Roosevelt
supporters declare they can muster
sufficient strength in the 9Th, Sth
and 10th Congressional districts to
offset any support which may be
brought by State Chairman More
! head to Taft from the Republican
voters in the eastern districts.
Washington, D. c., March S-As-
sociate Justice Oliver Wendell
Holmes, now the oldest member of
the Supreme Court of the United
States, celebrated his seventy-frst
birthday today. When President
Taft took Office three years ago
Justice Holmes, far from being the
oldest member Of the highest court
was regarded as among the younger
members of that body, being many
years the Junior of Justices Harlan
Brewer and Peckham, since removed
by death. The ages of the present
members are: Justice Lurton, sixty.
eight; Justice Day, sixty-three;
Chief Justice White, sixty-seven;
Justice Lamar, fifty-fve; Justice
Van Devanter, fiftythree, and JUS.
tice Hughes, fifty. Mahlon Pitney
the new member, was tifty-four years
old last month,