Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 27, 1913, Page 4

“MRS.. PANKHURST SELFISH” Declares Dr. Anna 8haw, OCriticlsing Militant's Visit. ‘Washington, Oct. 27.—Washington suffragists were much exercised over the declaration. of Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, suffragist leader, in an address here that “the visit of Mrs. Pankhurst to this country’ was selfish and harm- ful to the cauge.” Dr. Shaw declared that with ten campalgns on, the suffraglsts could mot afford to have their attention dis- tracted by the leader of the militants and added that militancy had done much to injure the cause, not only in England, but in this country. —_— AVENGE SUFFRAGISTS’ ACTS Bristol University . Students Wreck Quarters of Militants. Bristol, Eng.,, Oct. 27.—Students of Bristol university avenged the burn- ing of the Sports pavilion of the uni- versity by suffragettes by smashing the windows of the offices of the mili. tants, dumping the furniture in the street. and making a bonfire of it. The students were cheered by large erowds. BY EXCHANGE OF NOTES Ruropean Powers Agree on Mexican Policy. Paris, Oct. 27.—Exchanges of views are taking place between various Kuro- pean powers possessing large eco- momic Interests in Mexico, with the object of defining common policles there, especially & joint attitude after the elections. . It is understood that the government at Washington_will decline to recog-: aize a result which the European gov- ernments ‘might consider provisiona!- Iy desirable. a The initiative in the matter is under- #tood to come from London. It is pointed out here that the joint economic interests of Europe in Mexi- 00 exceed those of the United States. R {8 felt that there should be a con- eerted policy on the part of the Unit- od States and Europe. ADDITIONAL WANTS TO0 LATE TO CLASSIFY PSS STV v B P v i S I FOR SALE—Medium sized hot air heater. 423 Bemidji avenue. PERKINS FLAYS POLITICIANS Says Not One-tenth of the Officehold. ers Are Worth $1,200 a Year. Chicago, Oct. 27.-—William Sulzer “probably” will be elected to the New York assembly and John Purroy Mitchel will defeat Tammany in the New York mayoralty fight, George W. Perkins told Chicago Progressive lead- ers. “Sulzer was opposed by the Pro- gressives for governor,” saild Perkins, “and we still believe our opposition ‘was right.” " Perkins made some caustic remarks concerning politicians in -an address before the American Steel Institute. “If all the officeholders in the Unit. ed States were to lose their jobs to- morrow and should apply to you gen tlemen for positions,” he sald, “you would not find 10 per cent of them who could qualify for jobs worth §1, 200 a year.” WILSON ANR CLARK SPEAK Congress Hall in Philadelphia Re- dedicated. hall, in Independence square, the building where congress met from 1790 to 1800, was -rededicated after i having undergone restorations to al- most its original appearance. The resident of the United States, mem- ers of the senate and house of repre- sentatives, ambassadors from ‘foreign lands, governors of the origial thir- teen states, and the leading citizens of Pennsylvania and Philadelphia parti. elpated in the ceremonies. The exercises included an address by President Wilson and the orator of the day was Champ Clark, speaker of. the national house of representatives. BRITISH PRESS IS FRIENDLY Desires to Avoid Friction Between England and United States. London, Oct. 27.—On the best of suthority from official quarters it can be sald there is no friction between Great Britain and the United States over Mexico, and that there will be ness if England can aveid it. The afBeged utterances of Sir Lionel Car- des, British minister to Mexico, which were construed as criticisms of the American policy in Mexico, were derided. It is stated that the British government will assure Washington that Carden was misquoted. The British press is friendly to the United States in the tone of its editorials. BSeveral newspapers even suggested the recall of Carden if he was correct- 1y quoted. Testifles She Was Pald for Part In S. HENNING TAKES STAND[, sugHED D Wife of Pastor 8o Accused In His Pe- £ titlon for Divorce. Chicago, Oct, 37— ning took the witness stand in trial of Daniel Donahoe and Isaac Stiefel, who are alleged to have con- spired to defame Clarence S.. Funk,|p; former general manager of thke Inter- national Harvester company. Mrs. Henning, an attractive young ‘woman, to see whom a large crowd gathered in Judge Pam’s court, testl- fled that she was paid by Donahoe for her . part in the. damage suit brought by her husband charging Funk with alienating her affections. ACQUITS VOLIVA OF PERIURY Overseer of Zion City Found Gulltiess by dury.. Rockford, 111, Oct. 27.—Wilbuf Glenn Voliva; overseer of Zion' City, was ac- quitted of perjury by a jury in circuit court here. The indictment was: ' returned- in Lake county after an investigation by a grand jury of alleged fraudulent voting in connection with ‘the Zion City election of 1910, Voliva attributed his indictment to political enemies. ok pdh kB BB bRk ‘ CAUSES HALF MILLION LOSS Fire Destroys Two Warehouses of 8wift & Co. at Chicago. Chicago, Oct. 37.—Fire- which -de- stroyed two warehouses of Swift & Co. at the Union stock yards caused a loss of $500,000, according to esti- mates. Twenty firemen were over come by ammonia fumes when pipes burst, but all will recov: FIVE KILLED BY DYNAMITE Two Injured, One Probably Fatally, in Premature Explosion. Lynchburg, Va., Oct. 27.—Five men were killed and two injured, one prob- ably fatally, by a premature explosion of dynamite in the mines of the Pled- mont Manganese Corporation, six miles east of here. Four of the dead are negroes. of the injured was a white man. 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Thomas McPhee sald | he had 'to stop his sermon one Sunday and get the attention.of his congre- gation because’of his wife's loud talk and merriment.. f R KR LR KR X AT $35,000, " New York, Oct. 27.—A jury - in ‘the supreme court placed a value of $35,000 upon the af- fections of Miss Mary Mcln- tyre, a Brooklyn ‘school teach- er. A verdict awarding her this sum was.returned in her $160,- 000 Hughes, paperbox, for-alleged breach of promise to marry. Miss McIn- “tyre is about forty years old; Hughe is sixty-five. suit against = Willlam a. manufacturer of +++++++fi++++++++: AUTOMOBILE RACER KILLED His_Machanician Is Injured in Crash In Arizona, Douglas, Ariz., Oct. 27.—Jack For- est of El Paso, Tex, a wel known automobile racing driver, was killed | P and John Pryor, a negro mechanician, was injured when Forest’s racing car overturned on the El Paso-Phoenix Forest had entered his car in ‘the Phoenix state fair races next month and was journeying to that city. , five hundred Johns Hopkins Medical school, Balti- college, New York city; $200,000 to Wellesley college, Wellesley, Mass.; $50,000 to Ripon college, Ripon, Wis.—a total ot $1,950,000—these were donations an- nounced by the.general educational board, which was founded by John D. 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