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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-26
YALE FOOTBALL
GETS PANNING

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Oct, 26.-
Football at Yale IL 'sic.,." accord
ing to scathing arraignment Of the
sport In the Yale Daily News tpday
Contributors called attention 10 ths
fact that for six years Yale annual,
has lowered her coiors 10 Harvprd's
football team and again is facing
the seemingly inevitable this. year.
The articles have created sensa
ton In student circles. s9r>
MADISON. via. Oct. sA.--<sos~1
Juneau decided today to play Cap.
tain Buck at his regular tackle posi-.
ton on the offcnse and center on the
defense against Chicago. saturday,
because the shift worked 80 well
against Ohio State last saturday.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Oct. 2s.-
The Gophers were to get their stiff
fest workout of the week this after
noon Besides the scrimmaga. Coach
williams planned to give the kick
ers 30 minutes workout as today's
curtain drill. 80
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-26

Nn - ust VIM which Camel and Princeton played
SsssSe corasn : nst slsovsrfu In fact the
en-: sse'; : :ssi e ,..: !: . .s.
1890 Sss c'a' 1.. ss'n;S but y. 80 so sass
- IsI55ss a nssssvesa $500. HARVARD somswh..
e. <} = a. t,nes Howsvs. Hasysrd s.nsd ne yards
- playing - geeE.st s.ms q ii: university
sl. e; 49, = g. - q satisfies hs
= 49, s sA .ss s:s = PC c. q sos %
~ ~ ~ ~ Nlshean eSsvsn that showed round
ZAe I'm eoaldnt have played worse any more
= H. - q tie q the schedule psrhaps-but
3 - rlskting ~ wrssg EVIL
10y ~ broasAt disgrace lDotban George kid
I 80 many . pisssr . . dsfsst williams
II M @ avful row =. started osossas you know. is
:. s.sisic
11Sekis1s scAssi REUSED drive him
~ go izsadsss and Others sha. are likely to break
neicste hat showSovn on summer baseball is at
- - sss;r xsy trossa school and are nndns con
~ "a = sssy 8: 70. hsn ssS i pay: we'll
- s ~. student .s = 70 play ,s;u .'s
VA - ss:s ar. ~ indie spH
4 Ma1 49, = NvpH Ne 20 q mass mesings.
.l -! = esslsess : IN vsoas sayway The of
3 cs Z Sse ss's ssa sSss' :n ssA doe.
.ss: sss Ssss e Play -. 2. sny college E; team.
t. r. 800 baseball De shsriockos Of sport want
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-26

~ ~ = - With Mchiganf Simply ths-the wolverines
1870 lel 70 follow the hall Tho line weak the
1T M there but most q AL the warriors OF the
~ DuD ngtlesa IN the nrst hve minutes OF play
tonnhooun moak when OF nve or SIX
e &svpsd = l1esasd punt and the fellow Who kicked
~ ~ lnaIy ~ & md then he ran for big gain
~ cntoh thetr forward pasese and were content
- Uekor lo1oWv' Thav fumbled frequently, and so
~ ~ tan orphan. II was invariably adopted
yroW svay - cAanoss that Cornell and Princeton
- p - oGt H0tahao foothau victories Of the decade
x IT, axutA1ng 80 tAst sst the campus to bowling
r&o69 & VAsoh 0Ghlgnn take . brace that viii
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-26

Qn~o tpov1nG IT, smart football 70 the captain and
49, 1eyA No few collsgans realise that getting in
& - cd gcag e n WIN earn any average
~X4 II o1ovo ~ nAta sblllty. Sam White Of Prince
D9touD azauple of what ~ Cohbing II in foot
xonyW. Waite conceived The idea that player
49)e - ~ IN might win fAme. He practced
lDf lM61eoG4 opsints On . captured tumble ac-
a - eeeee3 = ~ years until Saturday. The next
~ X4&& ~ oofenmo play.
I'll headod fce fame b. the same route, and Il IL
HHyW - INTO he SPOTLIGHT In the anal big game
S*l & 1agna; ~ plsbs and he has already made
y-9kM - @an task for Arstyear Middle men.
r. < ~ 1oleWl the ball closely than any man
IN xoM nths Pitt game he intercepted forward
esucheown- IN the Penn game he intercepted
1W 49, ~ another sx points, Last Saturday he
-1H eAae were scored By the Middies-against
Z1 - - 3oTor0 run . captured tumble Mar.
~ III e1Ys = vsu likely to make the Army.
u z1G a1eut ~ successful revival of football,
~ lnet that Eddie Collins premier
~ GeAtee Ia I albert husk-Mu,
z1.s q - .: Wsnkssha beat Beioit and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-26
Ann ARBOR, Mich.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Oct. 26.--
Germany" Schultz. who saw the
Harvard-Cornell game. says that
both Harvard and Cornell are
stronger than last year. He made
a strategical report to Yost on Cor.
nell
MIN Dvyaa md Han yWhnsoa east
get Together NJ s1i. Bul ssyss "T.et
Ne have peace,~ and D0n a0yss
"Therew be No peace.-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-26
SNOWMAN LEADS
ALL THE AMERICAN
AMATEUR DRIVERS

When George Castle. the Chicago
theater manager, drove his trotter,
Dublin Lady. 2:o9 IL. to victory at
the recent Beloit, Wis, meeting, he
completed a score Of 200 winning
races. thereby placing himself at
the head OF all amateur drivers. All
regular horse races. mind you. for
purses-not a matinee performance
In the lot-and they had been con.
tested all over the land. some a.
far south as Georgia. The FIRST VIC
tory was achieved at Waukegan,
Ill. In 1892. and his mount was a
big gray colt named Wooloomooloo,
that later was picked up by a little
tornado and dropped from such
height his neck was broken.
Since the waukegan debut Mr..
Castle has campaisned a stable of
trotters and PAGERS every year. He
trains them himself, for having a
horse eft" on race day Is half the
battle.
He hae paid out n small fortune
every season for the last 20 years
In pursuit OF this Joy. OF course,
the 200 winning races and others
in which smaller parts Of the purses
were secured helped pay the bills.
and now and then an assistant drove
the horses. Since 1900 the Castle
stable has won 3l2 races, been sec
ond 203 times. third 131 times.
fourth 104 times and III times un-
placed. Total starts. 92i. Money
won. s105.44s.S5.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-26

ussss Emperor Ycst With the classic moan we
cHSnf . de salute you" and turns up It's srd Toes
az ~ wolverine sidders 70 sse sn p, o. 70
80 enahaed Cornell 70 wallop Harvaro ana ~
lsst Saturday Incidentally. IN the Harvsrdoonen
- ~ up little srist for the optimism MILL
arv~rA Nnr tn nrst time largely because
S 1TcenendousN They followed the pau IKE oa
IN Z = aassed bar and the chase LED to n.y.
1870 attempts forward pass we're inerceptea o
CSSy Hzrss ALTHOUGH they umeled four III ,s
slip. and OF seven rumoes oy me
$50 we're captured By the vfctors once sr
0nc9hsr kick. and each time Corneh ie'i
1&nS6 - oayod the Play. 40. -,. o.. A.. ,or.
Oh two Harvard touchdowne Coupiee
Go9eoo q Ghdvsrck. this the factor that caused
80 Gnne 1911. when Sam White OF princeton
~ - he length neld for touchdown that
- ploashlp for old Nassau
aye Princeton that splendid victory over Dart
8n Vps INT powerful Princeton Dartmouth
- funhtng that 81 yards more than Princeton
1o1hon Tiger registered 30 points Tor the ray
~ 80 tho bau length Of the neld during the hour
ofnpH kept svsriastngy after that ball and out
W ~ ~ shesr Tibbot kicked two held goals
1urvasA pase the Arst touchdown fumoled
1I3 n NJ second and broken neld dash through
: eaught punt secured the last These toM ~
~ lrSnGG team than could but single touchdown
6ock 6 had BEEN sent to the trenches TOT
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-26

Lorraine A. G. made II four in
row when they defeated the Junior
shamrocks 1875 before a large crowd
at Northwestern feid. Saturday The
great line plunging and tackling OF
Luce and Red" Dawson coupled
with the afl-around playing Of the
Loraines made the victory possible
Lorraine A. G. JR SHAMROCKs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-20

forfagt til 6arris, boor Der for Ii.
ben opf6res 9psnineer BERTH. @fs.
prestogene uiI oerfor faa noeIe Mi
mtters OpboI0 / 5arris meo De
reiienoe, JONI fife naar at iaa 0eres
gas unoeriegt inOen Den oroin9re
afgangstio, oil bIiOe nsot til at al.
uente ngite Sog i 6arris,
&c fDetcOe 9nsiere. 5reoerifs.
5si "a. Sept. De . Rusiere. Der
bar upret internereoe / SeIte Der
PED 6reoerifs6pt er i Dag nnOer
militpr 2eOingeIie afreiite til 9s-
benboon. 5oorira Be refer til Rl5.
lan0 ooer Soerrig.
Ger er mi life Here internereoe
Der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-20

til 5eoite Tor SoIoaternes religieie
Bel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-20

mentIig Oct er Rampens SUB %
09renes 9erre. man anraaber -
fife Serren 5eius qriitIs.
Den ale 8e9ne bar friitue le.
oeHoe Rrno gIiffet aabent 5erior
81 isger at i6re Oen reIiaisie BE.
opgelie piOere. rem til en- aanOelig
0pleOelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-20

Get Dor noeet al oct baar0eite
- Iag0e en- ioret engelif SolOat,
en- aloorfig ariiten, iii mig naar
Tea Tfufoe rette Maifineeorret mob
en- Slot 9pffere, Der rpffeoe frem
til be oeIfen6te 9oner al oenne
Sufme."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-20
abutermsu.
Sapanmisfionen

S.- f,;+.,r.. Il ahf pr II $3.50. S255311
9rnst 81, ;, Sr.s,,rs assrinaemisfions 100
s serr somo @eaia5caeas qoinSef ...... 85o
hilbert 2en. 9linn, Glen 3smer 1919. ..... e. lV0
Gaupaca. Nis, 9or 5reicrs Q2g6. 0eo @isiionqr 2Sel.
lens gPe0e ..o. =. -. 49,. 26eo
Ran p,ms. eoIif . qeterisn 49,. 800. -. 200
Cation 6oltf Srmomlels lln1Somsior,uina 80. -. 1000
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-20

Gnoelig | England og Sfotlano
fanot ieg oeina tpoeIiee Tegn pna
en- reIiqiss Oppnognen, os indle.
6es er Ser operolt | europa en- @en-
oplipeIie al Be relisisfe 5slel'er.
Denne BpffeIfe mdn nprmcit
farofteriieres fom: sammeltefta'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-20
Farme | New York

billiQt for salg. Offcielle Oplysninger
og Katalog gennem j. Moidenhawer,
Scand. Asst. Dept. Ayr, Albany, N. Y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-20

Eas-ltnberfpselien. aoIoins, "a.
september. Den tpIfe Eas-llnoeris.
eeIIe, fom timber eteo I CONNER
IS. uiI | Be nrrmeite Dnse bIfDe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-20
9iIiommea# 1888 -
% o nan isfionen:
SiHonlmeu= Ss7529
5 isfionen:

3sr foHteret. ie abl Qr. At -. ........ Ss33.5o
2o8an, Rebr, u. 3. 5o5npn og 5utm -. -. Loo
8aneoiae. u. Cat, Ofer ira @Iengbe6eu ... -. 2140
0in6en, Qebr, get6ania Mob. 0fto6erdfer $50. 900
NC 9abb, 5a. emans Wa6, 0~aoberofier 2273
9ucf, @is, st. geters 0a5. 0~ttoberofrr ...... 1920
gan Nups, GaIif, 2 geterfen 49,. 80. ...... 100
Sruiant gSc6, Better Rasmusien $500, zine Better
len 500 -. .5..... ...... coo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-20

etbpert al De 2anOe, Der or mo
pifIet / Sen nuDprenoe o9lOige9er-
oensfonilift. betrngter ira fin 5ioe
arigen iom ZEN bellig ari8".
Rusierne er eiter min Mening BET
met reIigieie 5oIt / 8eroen - i
9eroen - bette taget / 9~etponing
al Heligionens baanogribeIige 10.
r%eIier. Rusierne boeitaoeIig talt
gnar til oenne arig paa oeres
anp.
9emprf ianleoes isl9enoe 10.
orag al en- 9ihtrgi. ser er / 9rng
oueralt / RusIano. ia enoos ! ii.
biren:
8rmp. 6errcl meo Dem. Ser tam.
per,
9eifpt pore SemGno. opr en-.
fernes 9eitntter. Be faoerIsies "a.
Scr, itaa Sc innreoe Ri o. Ieg Be
iDgel
SCR os, Q SUD-
Nnfog 6ia ale Dem. Sc fpfte o.
ian0e. ion1 or 6ooe 9Grens Qeo %
er qaaet bort ! Saa6et ON Opitan.
0elien til et eoigt 9io Der. b0or Der
fife er Sorg ener 800. Sin Dem
6oiIe. Serrel On iom elifer @en-
neifenel
SCR os, 0 Sub
3qf SIN Snano neO ira BET 5sie
oa rsr oeo pore BLENDERS Sierter,
at oe mao pen6e ia til oi9. 6reoens
@uo. 0u. iom eIifer Dine Sfabnin'
9erl
Tor 6it Raons 5fpIo. itprf os.
iom itoIer poa oia. oe aio os bin
araft. nj, Tom iuffer til oia.
@ib RnnSe. Serrel Sin RaaSel
Og MART fremoeIes i%sIgenoe, iom
gior6e ct iaa meset oes opbere 5nO.
trpt paa mia, ga lea iaa, boor froa
teIigt Seitene leo:
% ogiaa ior Dem be0er Oi, ser
rel De umplenOe Dnr, iom meo os
bprer 0agens 9uroe o. Seoe %
bengioer oeres 9ip til 9eoite Tor
oeres eau6. gi benflDr til oit tore
snrme Sierte; iii on bar Iopet at
ireIie babe MenneTfer o. 81r. %
Itor er Din aPrIigbeos TpIoe, ou
6erre, geroens 5reIierl
@io Rna0e, Serrel
Stan Dem imOo, iom bin0rer RET
fRrOigbeoen. bolo 5olfenes 3aieri
tilbnge % mootag os ale i bit ai
&c.
SCR os til opiets gsru. 0naens
Bern, % Lao Din 5reo % bin aRr
Iigbe6 0Pre ooer osl Iii on bar
9iDet os ale EiRgl
6or 6ranfrigs 8e0fomneuoe BAR
BET, Der 5iotil 5a0oe giori 5n6trof
pan mig, ben aeuosgeraing, b0or
Ii1egploi1 eaer eu6o9 iienotlig ben
oanneoe alasie II % egooa Sc met
manoiae teraf- itilIeoe ia til re
li9ionen.
90 mn ! 9larl 6oor6eu ies emo
fom. ianot iea 9irferne ira Dc
miHOite til De itsrite - inlOt til
Obermnnl - fife Blot al apinoer,
men ogIaa al Rpno. Tom or 9ioen
life par Deo 5ronten.
seller life i Ioiflano Bar ieg
Sn0e tioIigere p9rgt 8ione
til en- lignanoe reIigiss 9~eugipelie
i0m / am.
airferne par ipI0t, life blot ON
Ssn0agen, men oaiaa ON 90er0a
gen, % iHtet Regiment oruger til
5ronten uOeH isrit al baoe moota-
get Den belIige Ra6oer.
Zen gang, iee b1ppigit berte
5oloaterne fDnge, bar fife Die
Bac6t am Rbeiu" e[ler: ~Detil.
lamb. E~eutIeblono iiber nlIes", men
oct oor Cutler SalmeH: Dor @r6
ban er fnn fart en- Borg"
@1nq efter Sang inna be oisie
2inier:
Dor egen Nogt ben er tun iong,
let fan os 5ieroe iploes
men en- ontnger fig Dor Gag,
omgioroet meo SUBS 89IOe:
Oct er Den Serre ariit
oe SER fonr ban pitt.
Der er eli an0en Sub,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-20
Den tngellft o8rigs .gifOp"

Den engellfe ,,6rigs.S iifOp"
9iifop @mgnne % hans 8ernine.
Zen Wano, 6ois Ram itaar open.
ouer 0isie 2inier. inotager Ell StiI.
fling. Der ieger i'm 9i9e bIanot Cir
fens @pno no oOer 5orOen. Def
er nemli1 9eoeren al ben engeIite
airfes arbeioe blanot Be engeIife
Sol6ater / 6ranfrig, uarigs.9iitop-
pen, Gr. 2Iefpelpn @ppnue.
0prinoelig par giifoppen Al
9on0on Iom Chaplain. General ben,
Der Ieoeoe belle airfens 4rbeiOe
Tor Spren o. fsrte 3ilipn meo aIle
5eltprpiterne; men efterhaanOen
bleo set alffaa ~nsODenOigt at no.
income en- iprIia aarisss 9iifop",
iom belle 6ioen flmoe Opre peo
5ronten. % @aIget iaIOt unOer
airfens uoeIte S%iIilutnins paa
giifOp @lupnne.
0enne. ser itaar bet euangeliite
Qarti inoenior Ben engeIife Rirte
nRr, pr feot 1868 / BaIes og itanr
iaaleOes paa lit Gins 6si0epuntt-
en- iaare tiItalen0e 9erionligbeo o.
al en- u0mGrfet aonitihttion.
Otter at bare iuI0en6t fine SIN.
bier 6oeoe @punne, bOis Dngre
gro0er er Oen fenOte ll0aiDer Al
uMorning Bot, I uogIe aar Bro.
i%tetieneite I Ierbp og Rottingbnm
.oa eioroe liz aIIereoe Der bemRr-
.fet oe6 fine ppperIiee goner iom
gra6ifnnt og Oreaniiotor.
Ren t~rPnoen0e RisiionsOen,
ION ban bar, tiinoe ban BOG ! 99us-
Den life anoet: ban madtte mel0e
fig
iOm MisiiDnGr.
6. %. 2. to9 me6 @Ipoe imoo
ben uirfelpitHe ManO o. ieu6te BAN
1899 til 5uonn Tor Der at soe en-
banebrpoenoe Observation-Disclosures.
Set oar en- ooeroroentIig panite.
Tia @erning, @ppnne Der eff mo
til.
9fps u~n0ertounget iaa oct rent
mihommeoonife 9ano meo his
tpnfiombeo paa enhoer ellropeiif
og Der frpoeOes en- fife
ringe Taft o. 6erereone al 0en, Der
UNDER iaa6anne 8orboIo ituIoe fun
ne iere Gnongeliets gag frem til
5eir.
Nen 2lefpeI1n @Dpnne OarRan-
ben. Der oe0 I'm nhrpttelige gnergi
lin f%raftfuI6e aorafter, fit ligeBpg
tiee temperament og fin belbierteoe,
begeiftre6e 5enaibelie / arbeioet til
Iioit nnae6e frem iii fit Raal og
MI itanr Tom BEN nnerfenOte 2eOer
II NisIionsarbeioet / SnOnn.
Ia ariaen brso no,
,peol6t 9iifop @ippne ia / eng
,an6, % set pareoe fife Ipnas. for
lon 6leo uonqDnt til 5eltprpit
lDorefter Dan iom en- Al Be i6rite
1Ieo Ienot til 5ronten ! 5ranfrig.
Ter bar ban ogina itooia OBJ
loL6t fig ii0en. og Der ioretigger
N 0engoe @i6nesbDr6 ON oct no.
nprfeoe Qbbeioe. ban bar 6Oet. San
Ifal ppre / 8eiio6eIie al en- eonife
gpne til at iaa 5olOoterne
8alp % oct, bpno enten ban
Itaar ooerfor en- itor 6orinmling
Sem, eaer ban taller meo ben en-.
telte pan SDgeleiet.
Men nllereoe pnn ct ti6ligere
5iospunft bnp6e 8tppne Iaat 0isie
FOR 9agen. iom bdr 9iort,
al man MI hnr o%per0raget BAN Still.
iom
garigs. giifop".
l1noer TN Misiionseerning / On.
Ban toe ban nemlig oeina arbei-
oct op Tom Brett for ben oerDp.
renoe itore eneelIfe @nrniion, og
ban bar o~erigennem erbuerDet Jig
ct in6ganen0e 4en6ifab til Self
prritgerningeit, LEGION ban ogina
ser bar itiftet perionIiet gefeuot.
ifab meo talrige engelife Office.
rer, fremfor alt meo 2oro aitcbe.
rer.
Oq MI itaar ban altfnn iom 0eoer
al belle airfens arbeioe blnnot Col.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-20
arig Os 3elisiOn.

vi 5oDn Mott. str. OabI. .
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8ilianlllleu #s9O4s3
. toIefa n.

StoIefasfen
Yer fuitteret. ie abL. 9r 40 ...... 49,. ...... S55975.
Gan Runs. GaIif, 2 9eterien -. 80. $3.50. 100
Sofpels, Qebr, Clans anoerien, s. g elaien. 5
Gat boer $500; Roris gcterieu, Better Sanin,
g2rs. 8. q. 6anien. Anorep geterien. 4n0crs Re.
terien, anorep 8att. Carl anoericn bper SOC;
glarttu g anSerien. 4rs. Glauien 5oer 500;
g2arp Qeterien, Coma Glniicn. eIoine 3nnien, ar-
thur gat 5Oer 25e 80. 49,. -. =. 1850
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-12
MAY CANCEL RACE DATE
Harland Says Walter Hill Refuses te
Take Part in Affair.

Austin S. Harland, district mana
ger of the Lyle Corrugated Culvert
company, with headquarters in Be-
midi, left this morning for Crooks
ton where he will confer with Walter
Hill, son of j.. J. Hill, relative to the
race which is scheduled to take
place Wednesday. Some time ago it
was announced that Hill would race
Harland from Crookston to Minne-
apolis for purse Of $1,000. While
Harland is ready to race he expects
that Hill will not participate as he
has no car, the machine which he
had planned to enter having been
destroyed. Harland is an experience
ed automobile man and it has been
predicted by experts that he would
win from Hill, even though the latter
is fearless driver.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-12
PRETTY GIRLS WITH
ROSES GREET IMPERIAL
SHRINE LEADER
(United Preaal

Seattle, Wash, July 12.-Greeted
by SO of Seattle's prettiest young
women, their arms laden with roses,
Imperial Potentate DR.. Frederick r.
Smith of Rochester, N. Y, with his
Imperial Divan, was the central fig
ure in a huge ovation here today on
the arrival of the Imperial Special
for the forty-frst Imperial Council
meeting of the Shrine.
The progress of the Shrine leader,
head of the order comprising more
than 100000 mobiles, was a contin-
uous triumph across the state. AT
the boundary between Idaho and
Washington the party was met by
representative of the Seattle temple,
who bore the welcome of the governor
of the state to the distinguished Wis
itors. - -
More than SO special trains have
already reached Seattle bearing
shriners to the big meeting, and the
last train is expected tonight. In
honor of the Imperial Divan, huge
reception was held this afternoon a.
the Imperial headquarters, and to-
night dinner will be given BY
Chairman J. E. Chilberg and Poten
tate. j. A. Swalwell, of Nile Temple
Seattle.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-12
4 BELIEVED DROWNED
RETURN AFTER ABSENCE
OF DAY; Engine BROKE

Much excitement was aroused in
Nymore this morning when it became
known that Ed Loomis, an employe
Of the Crookston Lumber company,
his wife and another couple, had not
returned from a launch trip taken
up the Mississippi river yesterday,
although they had announced that
they would be gone but a few hours.
The Bemidji police were notified and
Frank Ripple, chief, began an inves-
tigation. The five children of Mr.
and Mrs. Loomis expected that the
parents would return in time for last
evenings meal but when they failed
to arrive neighbors began to worry,
believing that some accident might
have befallen them. A brother of
Mrs. Loomis went up the river where
he found the party, the engine of the
launch having failed to work. They
returned to Nymore this afternoon.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-12
EXECUTION OF CHARLES
BECKER SET FOR JULY 28
(United Press)

Ossining, N. Y, July 12.-Charles
Becker's execution has been set for
Wednesday, July %. Warden
Thomas M. Osborne announced the
date following the decision of Su-
preme Court Justice Charles e.
Hughes at Rangley, Me-, rejecting the
plea of Becker's lawyers to take the
case into the supreme court. Two
other convicts will die on the same
day. They are Carl Drannwit, con-
victed of trunk MURDER" and
Samuel Haynes, who killed Mrs. John
Harrison, in Patterson, N. J. Charles
Becker went to sleep in Sing Sings
death house Saturday night without
knowing that practically his last
chance to escape the electric chair
had gone Warden Thomas Mott Os-
borne decided to postpone giving him
the news of Justice Hughes adverse
decision until early Sunday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-12
CLOSE IN TWO COUNTIES
Goodhue and Freeborn May Go "Wet'
in Elections Being Held on Option
-Anoka and Sherburne "Dry."
BALLOTS MAY CLOSE 46 SALOONS

Two of the hardest fought county
option battles Minnesota has seen
come to an end today are with the
elections. in Goodhue and Freeborn
counties Four counties are voting
and if all go "dry" 46 saloons will
be forced to close. In the AZ coun-
ties that have voted since the option
law went into effect, IL have gone
dry.
The following counties and saloon
towns may be voted dry today:
Anoka County-One saloon at St.
Francis and one at Bethel
Goodhue County-Two breweries
and "a saloons at Red Wing, and
three saloons at Goodhue village.
Freeborn County-Fourteen sa-
looms, three wholesale liquor houses
and six brewery branches at Albert
Lea.
Sherburne County - Elk River,
Clear Lake and Zimmerman, one sa-
loon each.
Chances are believed to favor the
drys in each of the four counties that
vote today, but Goodhue and Free
born are certain to be close and the
vets are conceded a fighting chance
in both.
Goodhue is a great barley county
and has three mailing houses, and
the "wets" have made their chief
argument to the farmers that loss of
the mailing demand will depress bar
ley prices. The drys retort that only
two per cent of the barley raised is
used now for mailing.
FreebOrn county's dry campaign
has been helped by the dry victories
in Mower and Faribault counties, on
either side.
Sherburne county is expected to go
dry by good margin, but little cam
paigning has been done there, and
this is condition which has led "a
some unpleasant surprises for the
dry forces in some other counties.
Anoka county also is quiet, but the
vets there are conceding the cleo.
tion.
Only one other county has set a
July date for the county option vote
Steele county will settle the question
July 10.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-12
CARLSON FOUND SUNDAY
Man, Believed Insane, Who Shot Jo-
seph Olson, Arrested Yesterday
Morning While Eating Breakfast
CLAIMS THAT HE. FIRED TWICE

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Charles Carlson, farm laborer,
who early Saturday morning visited
the home Of Joseph Olson, in Lam
mers township, and after claiming
the latter to be responsible for his
illness and an attack of dyspepsia
and demanding an explanation as to
why Olson had cut halter rope,
shot him, was arrested by Andrew
Johnson, sheriff, yesterday morning.
When found Carlson was at the
home of three brothers, John, Adam
and Joe Ganykstki, who live on a
farm in Eckles. S A search made Sat
urday afternoon failed.
Adam and Joe Ganvkstki went to
Carlson's shack early Sunday morn
ing to milk the cows. They went to
the house where they found Carl
son. After milking the cows he was
asked if he wanted any food. He
replied that he had had nothing to
cat Saturday nor did he want any
thing then. A large spot of blood
was found on his shirt.
A short time later he went to the
Ganvkstki- home where he was ar
rested. He was brought to Bemidji
and placed in the county Jail where
he will be held until examined as to
his sanity. Judge Clark was + not
positive whether the examination
would be held this afternoon. .
When interviewed by James Ca
hill, deputy sheriff, yesterday after
noon, Carlson refused to talk of the
crime at length, although he an
swered several questions. He said
that he fired two rifle shots at Olson.
Neighbors claim that they have
found evidence that at least three
shots were fired Only one struck
Olson, entering his left cheek close
to the neck and coming out just be-
low the left shoulder. III
dition but his complete recovery is
certain. In telling of his fight for
possession of the rifle he says that he
knew to give up would mean death.
He says that the struggle lasted for
at least fifteen minutes, Carlson at
last giving up the rifle.