Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 5, 1915, Page 4

EMPEROR TO KYOTO FOR CORONATION Takes Imperial Shrine With Its Sac- red Treasures, Divine Mirror and the Jewel for Celebration, Tokio, Nov. 6.—Japan’s emperor today departed for Kyoto, taking with him the imperial shrine with its sacred treasures, the divine mirror, the sword and the jewel be- queathed to the emperors by the sun goddess, in anticipation of his cor- onation at that place Nov. 10. Twenty to Witness Scene. ‘The substance of all the corona- tion rites to be observed between to- day and Dec. 1, is ancestor worship “Justified by the grace of Heaven from time immemorial.” Not more than twenty white persons will wit- ness this bizarre, splendid, yet simple return to the primitive days of the world when man worshipped the spirit of his dead father in temples that were rude huts. Shrine is Plain, Count Okuma characterized this ceremony as “the natnral reverance of a son for his father, carried be- yond the grave and expanded into a great system of society in which the nation is a super-family and the émperor a super-father.” Every phase of the ceremony is some com- munication of the new emperor to all the dead emperors concerning his as- cension to the throne. The shrine, covered in a gorgeous and bedizened “bogie carriage” is it- self just a plain( white, unde-corated wooden shed such as the first emper- ors used. To Receive Ambassador. On Nov. 9, the emperor at Kyoto will receive George Guthrie, Amer- ican ambassador at Tokio, and for- Japan, play of red-white-and-blue conserva- tively-shot with the flags of all na- tions. o One of the biggest ‘“horsey” feat- ures of the show will be the military classes, which will be judged by no less a personage than Major General Leonard Wood, and not even Secre- tary Garrison can overrule him this| time. operated with President Stotesbury of the association and other officials to notably. demonstrate the efficiency of Uncle Sam’s mounted men. Twen- ty-six picked cavalrymen will repre- sent the regular army in the riding classes. Dermolatum The war department has, co- 'HAT sprained an- kle -- wrenched shoulder -- or hurt wrist should have prompt at- tention. Ifit is immediately treat- ed with Webster's the pain will soon cease. Der- molatum stimulates the blood circulation — quickly brings re- lief — and aids nature to restore normal conditions. 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So you see, the horse show this year will be, as you might say, all there but the bullets. ‘strings” to- 1||!111!1I I : : |li, ! Little Falls, Minn., Nov. 5.—A delé- ’ gation of Swan River men has been in Little Falls to get the approval of the county commissioners on the pro- posed incorporation of the settlement of Swan River into a village. They will change the name to Sobieski if the incorporation plan is carried out. The commissioners have not yet taken any action. B 3 Mandan, N. D. — Buttermakers ‘from Morton, Oliver, Mercer, Stark, Dunn and other counties of the Mis- souri slope will meet here Nov. 20 for the purpose of organizing the Mis- souri Slope Buttermakers’ associa- tion. KR KKK KKK KK KRR KF WAR NEWS OF ONE YEAR Cream- AGO TODAY 0 30th. 0 cost. The Germans surrounded ttje of e men, was afficially reported lost in the Chilean coast naval battle. Heavy fighting "at ‘Ypres and minor advances on the whole front were report- ed by France. The British claimed a slackening of the German offensive. Germany claimed gains at Ypres and St. Mihiel. “The greatest viec- tory thus far in the war, for Russia,” was Petrograd’s des- ignation of the battle of Jar- oslaw, near Prsemysl, with 5,000 Austrian prisoners. 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The cere- mony is conducted in a pavilion of plain white wood, in the center of which the emperor’s canopy (not throne) is set. No nails are used in this structure, nor paint nor orna- | ments. The emperor reads an ad- dress to the princes, officials and for- X eign representatives. It will be the it first time foreigners have attended the ceremony. To Read Address. Count Okuma will read an address to the emperor, then 2,000 Japanese notables will yell three ‘banzais” and the coronation will be concluded. The days following will be ob- served in various ceremonies, such as “the sacrifice 'of the fruits of the earth to the spirits of the departed.” This begins at nightfall and con- cludes at dawn. - The bringing back of the imperial shrine to Tokio completes the corona- tion. i ARISTOCRACY OF TWO KINGDOMS READY FOR THE “MILITARY” HORSE SHOW New York, Nov. 5.—The aristo- ) > cracy of American society and the thoroughbreds of horsedom were % having their gowns finally fitted and i their coats finally groomed today in anticipation of the opening tomorrow of the First National Horse Show at Madison Square Garden in two years. The ‘“‘tone” of the show will be decidedly military. 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