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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-02

It's awfully hard to be popular with
yourself and please your neighbors at
the same time
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-02

WE SELL GUNS AND TRAPS CHEAP
& buy Furs & Hides. Write for catalog los
N. w. Hide & Fur Co., Minneapolis, Mimi
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-02

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup.
For children teething softens the gums reduces IN.
dammation aays pain. cures wind collie Csc bo.tle
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-02

The average mans sense of humor
refuses to work when the joke is on
him.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-02

FARMS FOR RENT or sale on crop pay
ments. j. MULHALL, Sioux City, Ia.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-02

MILTON DAIRY CO., ST. PAUL, MINI.
Are heavy cream buyers. Get their prices.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-02

The difference between willowy
girls and scrawny girls is usually but
. matter of dollars and sense.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-02

49,. These Tired. Aching Feet of Yours
Write A. 8. olmsted. L. Roy, n. T.. Tor sample.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-02

For every patient that swears BY
a doctor at least dozen swear at
him.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-02

important to Mothers.
Examine carefully every bottle OF
CASTORIA safe and sure remedy for
infants and children, and see that it
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-02

II Your Eyes Bother You
get box of PETTITS EVE SALEE, old
reliable, most successful eye remedy made
All druggists or Howard Bros, Buffalo, n. y.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-02
AWFUL GRAVEL ATTACKS.
Cured by Doan's Kidney Pills After
Years Of Suffering.

F. A. Rippy, Depot Ave-, Gallatir,
Tenn. says: Fifteen Years ago kid
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-02
DR.. J. II. RlNpLAUs, (speeIaIIst,.
Eys,. Ear, Nose and Throat,
Fargo, N. D.

Married men are living conundrums
that keep their wives constantly
guessing.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-02
A Fair Remnant,

stella-The word is that hips must
go.
Bella-Dear me, I've already parted
from my appendix and given my hand
away.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-02
Deeper Vet.

Towne-I suppose he's deep in
loves young dream.
Browne-No. he's past that stage,
He's troubled with insomnia now.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-02

Never tell friend anything that
would not look we'll in print with your
name signed to it.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
Some one then asked the identity Of the sing

Some one then asked the identity OF the sing
ers
why, those are Bill Rodenberg's singers"
the reply.
1t developed that Representative Rodenoere
of Illinois. who is an enthusiastic sherman
boomer" and who lays some claim to peing
the original Sherman man. arranged yesterday
for a lot of young men from Southern Illinois
to join in chorus yells for the benefit of his
favorite for second place Finding that this
did not produce the volume of noise and effect
desired he employed sixteen additional trained
singers Then Frank Lowden composed song,
and during the day these singers were features
of every gathering
At the Auditorium Annex they sang repeater
~ before and after the convention to roun
after round of applause. Some one suggested
they could not be so we'll trained on such short
NOTICE Well trained?" the leader exploded,
'.Just listen Then he stepped near the group
and raising his voice asked question after ques-
ton, each of which was answered In terms
laudatory to Mr.. Sherman. Finally nc shouteo'
who built the ark?"
Back came the cry: Sherman"
who discovered America"
Sherman
''Who put salt in the ocean,"
sherman
The song which Representative Lowden COM
posed for the singers is as follows:
We've heard from everywhere,
We've heard from everywhere,
From all that can ne seen,
From all that be seen,
We're going. sweep the country clean'
From oregon to Maine,
From oregon TO Maine,
With a great majority.
With great majority,
We'll win the victory,
Well win the victory
In Indiana. Illinois and Iowa
Oh. with Bill Taft in the lead
He's winner, yes. indeed:
It takes no other to win this fall
And to make the Denies" quail
We put Jim Sherman on their trail
There's a winner for your Thiskers
Now, that's all
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
w r SUTHERLAND CUT FOR TAFT
No More Organism for Former Dem0''
Editor of White Plains.

On. OF the hrst Democrats 10 come -io+or oat ~ q
ts William 3. Sutherland. former ~,,,,,r-sfia
~rhe westchester County Reporter = ZEN ~,ls
.ns,snsr or White plains. Mr.. sutherland s,, ~
in chicago this week. attended the session SESSION. - r,1
Republican convention at which see''
was nominated -. ANY v.ntioH
When asked about his presence al tne . .rtendt
Mr.. Sutherland said: Why sn., n.r. wha
am sotnx to vote for Taft and don't es'e s,r,,,
knows H. / regard his election as tne mos s,-v a
nate thing which could happen 10 tns r.,uslls
this time and all the business men, outN - sarns
cans and Democrats. that meet thihS ~ IMPORT
va" Mfr sutherland Is consistent IN his x,,LSn
y, ~sy s.crstsry Tsft. for he voted for MsAin@
both times he ran
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
TO INFORM SHERMAN.
Committee to Wait on Candidate
Named.

Chicago June 19.-The following is the com
nittee appointed to inform James S. sherma
Of his nomination as Vice President:
Alabama-FRANK H. LATHRoP.
Arkansas-A. c. JONES.
GaIdsa GaIifornIa1yAMEs IHpI l. PAEkin ASEn
Connecticut-WILLIAM E. BURNHAM.
Delaware-.Htd A RIGHARDsoN
Georgia-M B. MORTON.
Idaho-WARREN TRUETT
Illinois-ROBERT 3. CLARK.
Iowa-EUGENE sHAFTER.
Kansas-GEoRGE H; HUNTER.
Maine~HoRAcE P. MITCHELL
sachusettsosAMGEL E WINsLow.
Mchigan-E. P. FOSs.
Mnnesota-ANDREW PETERSON.
Mssssippi-CHARLES BANKS
Missouri-LOUIs BENECKE.
Montana-C. NJ. BLAIR.
Nevada~JoHN G. THoMPsoN.
New Hampshire-LBSTER F. THURBER.
New New YorkyGE6RGs GE w T. AIbRIDGh
North GaEoiina1CHARLEs Gdh RE r NJ TONS ,.
Ohio-J. A. MARTIN.
Observation-Disclosures j. DOVE.
ennsylvania-JosEPHR R; GRUNDY.
Rhode Island--A. l.. CRUM
South CarolinaIT r L. A,, CRANE
TeMas%HARRIs MAsTERsoN
VermontHTHAp Vermont N. CHAPMAN.
Virgtnia-R. l. ROOP.
Washington-W. K. RUCKER.
West Nirginia-T. E HOUSTON.
Wisconsin AT | I4lL PETERs0N p II
Arizona. ". POWELL.
District of Columbia-RICHARD p. HORNER
Hawaii. NJ. DOWSETT.
New Mexico-M A. OTERO
Philippines-THOMAsC c. HARTI1AM,
porto RLoa-R H TODD
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
BRYAN STILL SILENT.
U7M Probably GiUe ont Platform
statement TO-day.

Lincoln, Neb., June 19.-William j. Bryan de-
clined to-day TO discuss the work of the Repub-
lican National Convention He received bule-
tins Of to-day's actions by telephone at his
library at Fairview and entertained a number
NJ callers during the morning. This afternoon
Mr. BRYAN prepared analysis of the Republi
can platform. which he probably will make pub
lie tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
ROOSEVELT AND TAFT CONGRATULATE

x.-.zbinetor Juue fs-President Roosevelt lO-
H.. .ar+ a telegram to Representative Sherman
concentrating him on his nomination saslhs-
Accent nv hearty congratulations ana my ny
earnest good wishes for the success OF 'he 'i'A''
of Taft and Sherman
Secretary Taft sent telegram TO Hepiee
tive sherman Immediately on hearing 0l '-''
nomination as follows:
sincerely and cordially congratulatST Tsiro,. sT@
your nomination as Vice-Presloeu., - ,ooI for
YOU as a colleague in the contest ana .oh 1T iosr.
ward with confidence to the result OF sIe tss,at,
struggle VIII you not meet me IN .n,,rss -.l(,lss
Tomorrow to confer on matters OF lli-pOi
Secretary CorteIyou sent the following I7'
gram of congratulation TO Mr.. Sherman
Hearty concentration and best wishes foE 'H'
ticket
Albany. June 1a.-Governor Hughes 'o-u.'
.Lt. .s,eeran, 70 Congressman sherman;
James s. Sherman. Auditorium Annex, o,,iTs4
NV cordial congratulations upon yp1T y9T-C.tIEs
ton. CHAF@hI1o K
-rt,, c.o,,.-,,o- also sent telegram Of thanks
sns annrecfation 20 General Stewart l. "o0u.
ford who Yesterday placed his name IN hO'-''
ination for the Presidency
Boston. June 1s-On receiving tnforr'ia'l nv" :.
tho nomination OF Congressman Sherman 10 =,
"A
vice President. Governor Guild telegraPneo IN
congratulations follows
NJ. baa-tiast CONGRATULATIONS and good viSnsS
Vow for a long pull a strong pull and pun
together for both nominees
Governor Guild said: Il am extremely
full 10 the friends who put my name lor -, va
the Vice Presidency. and am particularly -
that an unbroken delegation from MassdSi'1'..
should have found worthy or 'ho -.
place in the nations gift The cause - So,
than any man any section CI. s.t,
Sherman who has been seIecteo aS - 1-.r,.
supplementing the candidacy OF ,,l
is an admirable choice. ana Slou'I l1--'-,,,,..tts
command as hearty a support in Massacnuse''
as in his state ,,.
In addition to the telegram 20 MI. -.
the Governor sent kilograms Of thanks u 80.
ators Lodge and Crane for their enor'S -
hehaN
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20

pose from a Republican point Of view, It's
pretty good nomination"
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
FIRST TAFT CLUB IN JERSEY FORMED

Trenton. N. J., June ls-The first Taft club to
he formed in this city and probably in the state
.-ss oreanize6 in the Trenton House last night
,,st two hours after the news of the War Secre-
tsr,,s nomination for the Presidency reached this
CITY These officers were elected: l.. WHITAKER
nrsssent: r. C. Walker, vice-president; r. r.
yyh,t.bsad sscrstsry and w. A Doyle. usssusAs
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20

dent in Chicago gave the crowds anoiher EXCUSE
for besieging the hotels and streets To-Day Hilu
MY Sherman was the centre OF a CURIOUS uhro"s
until he started a special car Tor CIlclilla'A
sonight After he had been greeted py lne
New York delegation in front OF the Auditorium
Annex he was hustled away 10 the New YORK
headouarters where for more than an hour ne
vas introduced to eager delegates, who conerat-
,,,.,e5 him and pledged him their support
There were many calls for q speech but MI.
sherman refused, saying that he would with
,o,a his remarks until he was formally notified
of his nomination by the committee
.eT an, most grateful 10 the New York delega-
,io,, he said 10 Herbert Parsons, ''and hope
that 1 may justify the selection mace oy the
convention II IS an honor which wanted but
had little thought of securing. 1t is most graft
svs,q -o ne and will express that qualification
.n suitable terms at later date
an,onr those who rendered their congratula-
.ions at the New York headquarters We're SEN
ators Lodge Hemenway, Fulton Scout Ions
Curtis and Beverage. Representatives Koden-
berg. BoutelL Wilson, Mann ana Maooen' Oh
Iltnois. Pray, of Montana; Graham and Ohm
..a o4 Pennsylvania; Mudd, OF Maryland.
and e1eyap Of Virginia; Assistant Postmaster
General McCleary Frank H. Hitchcock Cow
ernor Wilson Of Kentucky. Governor CRAWFORD
NJ south Dakota and Governor Sheldon OF Ne
braslca Ambassador Bryce also waved MS con-
examinations as Mr. Sherman was leaving.
Early in the afternoon MT. Sherman was
driven TO the Union League Club, where ne
remained in company with Speaker cannon
Herbert Parsons and practically all the Con-
eressnen in the city, among whom his selection
SIS popular.
Mr Sherman will confer at Cincinnati with
Secretary Taft about the coming campaign.
while the demonstration for Representative
Sherman was at its height there suddenly arose
the sound Of a chorus Of well trained voices
The men were singing in perfect time and had
been carefully trained, and the cheering, excited
ynultftude stopped its noise long enough to per-
rnjf the music 10 be heard above the din. These
were the words they sang:
rz,,-rsh for Sherman, Amt he e dandy?
Iy5rreh for Sherman, He's the whole blamed
candy. x, ..,, $780,,
~ yvei drei v1er; Sherman III q winner here
IT, - Tor sherpasu! He's . blamed 6ns man,
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08
PLANNING TO TIGHTEN
LID AT PALO ALTO
Board of Freeho Iders May At
tempt to Stop Delivery
of Liquors

PALO ALTO. Nov. 7.=Wfthin a few
weeks the board of fneeholders, recent
ly selected to draw up a charter for
this city. undoubtedly will deal the
liquor dealers a knockout punch and
close the city as tight as drum as
far as liquor is concerned. At the last
meetings of the board of freeholders
the subject received earnest considera-
tion and was discussed at great length.
As far as saloons are concerned. Pato
Alto has been temperance from its in
ception, but the comm ilters and local
residents have never suffered from a
dearth of their favorite beers or whis-
kies. The Mayfield and Menlo Park
saloon and grocery men have made de-
liveries of liquor in this city for years.
the beer wa gon being a common sight
in the choicest residential streets of the
university city. According TO the law.
liquors are supposed to be delivered
here only on order, but those who by
steady patronage have become next
have had no trouble in procuring a bot
tie or flask of JOY producer when they
felt the pressing need.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08
CAPT. PETER HAMS
DECLARED INSANE
Alienists Say Slayer of Annis Is
Mentally Incompetent and
Trial Is Delayed
Prosecution to Demand Early
Hearing OF Case Against
jenkins Hains
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

NEW YORK, Nov. Captain Peter
C. Hams Jr. was. pronounced insane
today by three alienists. They said it
would be impossible for him to figure
either as a defendant or witness for
his brother. T. Jenkins Hams, for at
least three or four months.
District Attorney Darrin of Queens
spent the entire day examining wit
nesses in the Hams case. Chief among
these was Mrs. Annis. widow of the
man slain. The district attorney con-
Quoted all of his work at the Bayside
yacht club, in the very shadow of the
tragedy.
This was the first time that Mrs.
Annis has been at Bayside since her
husband was killed last summer. She
was accompanied by a young man who
was said to be her brother.
The district attorney was busy all
the afternoon. In his company was
Fred G. Dewitt, who was elected as
Darrin's successor last Tuesday and
viii take Office the first of the year.
Il will appear Monday and demand
that an early date be set for the trial
of jenkins Hains,' Darrin declared to-
dav
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08
LOSES HIS WALLET
ON HONEYMOON TRIP
Young Navy Officer Suffers a
Panic When $1,000 Disap=
pears in City of Angels
But Smiles Wreath His Face
Again When He Receivers 1t
From Pullman Office

If you were young and extremely
happy groom on your honeymoon and
you had your adorable and adored one
at your side spinning along in a next
years model six cylinder, uniformed
chaffeured chug wagon in the City of
Angels, second day out from the altar,
and you had just reached your luxuri-
Gus hotel and had reached into your
inside pocket for your purse, intending
in the fullness of your heart to tip the
chauffeur, and then discovered that the
wallet, containing a cool $1,000, was
not there, nor in any other pocket; and
it, after chugging in frantic haste with
your agitated and embarrassed bride to
! the depot and entering the Pullman
car you had just left, you had searched
every nook and Granny in the car with
out finding trace of the purse-would
you not experience a gone feeling in
your solar plexus?
And If, like Paymaster Rishworth
Nicholson, q. S. N, you were man
of agility and resource and chugged
quickly away to the office of the Pull
man superintendent and there found
the missing gold, filled wallet, would 1t
not relieve that gone feeling?
PaymaSter Nicholson was married in
Oakland in his mothers home, on Lin
den street, to Miss Annette May Lutt-
ner. Baltimore belle, last Thursday.
and Immediately and quietly escaped to
Los Angeles. 1t was in front of the
Hotel Alexandria yesterday afternoon
tnat he got the shock of the missing
money.
He went farther south last night,
and intends to find safer place for
the Wallet than under the pillows of
his berth. The next Pullman porter
might not be so conscientious.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08
RECEIVES WIRELESS FRoM SEA

MILL VALLEY. Nov. Frederick
Ward, a shipping man of San Francisco
who resides at Mill Valley. had a
unique experience.a few days ago with
a wireless apparatus which he had in
stalled in his home, Eagle Nest. for
his own amusement Ward had several
friends viewing the Instrument when
it began to tick off a message about
his shipping interests from a ship at
sea to a station in San Francisco.
he could consistently meet the under
graduates and discuss any measures
which would lead up to any manner of
student control. At the time Meyers ap-
peared in the hall certain undergrad
uates are said to have cheered the
saloonman only to hiss Professor Clark.
Freight TO GoldheId
day freight service (refrigerator) to
Golddeld and Tonopah via Southern Pa
cific and Tonopah & Goldfield r. r.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08
HAMS RELATES STORY
Brother of Annis' Slayer Tells
Details of Tragedy

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-ThOrnton Jen-
kins Hains, in his cell in the Queens
county jail, today made a statement in
which he gave additional details of
the circumstances Immediately preced-
ing and leading up to the murder of
William u. AnniS by Captain Peter G.
Hams Jr. at Bayside l.. /.
Thornton Hams was present at the
time of the shooting, and is charged
with having assisted his brother in
Che commission of the crime by hold
ing off at the point of a revolver mem
bers of the Bayside yachting club, who
had attempted to go to the assistance
of Annis. Both brothers are under
indictment for murder in the first de-
There have been so many untruths
circulated concerning Peter and my
self" said Thornton Hams. that 1
must ask the Associated Press to set
us right in the eyes of the world /
am not deperado, and neither is
''On the day of the shooting I imag-
ined Annis to be in Mount Vernon
Neither Peter nor l had any idea that
we would run across him al Bayside.
Ever since the terrible night when my
brothers wife admitted her wrongdo-
ing with Annis | had been Peters con-
stant companion. General Hams feared
that Peter would kill himself and so
ne gave him over into my keeping. l
took him with me TO live and in order
/
him out with me DAYS at a time, cruis-
ing in little motorboat / had"
PLANNED TO BUY HOME
Thornton Hams then told of his plans
to buy homesite along the water front
somewhere and this led him to Bayside.
They have made much of the fact that
we went armed" he continued LAS
far as Peter is concerned l did not
know he had a gun with him. 1t was
not until after he had used it on Annis
that l realized the situation. AS for
ried for II years. Most of my life has
been spent at sea. where primitive pas
sions rule and where men in their cups
need more than words 10 subdGe them
They have also said that when we
arrived at the racht Tub our first move
was never anythi..s : said further from
the truth. We I'D aot been on the
ground long. hor.s -. before the name
of Annis came Cur ears. / irflme-
diately began tn urge Pete to come
away. He could not De persuaded how
ever, and after a w.lile ! gave up try
ing.
at was so unexpected and it all hap
pened so quickly that | was powerleSs
to interfere As soon n Annis came
up to the float Peter opened fire 1t
was over in second. x dozen men
rushed for him and / saw the big boat
man grab him by the throat and swing
pulled my gun.
SAVED ANNIs ONCE
Il certainly had no feelings Of af-
fection or regard for Annis, but | had
saved him from being shot by Peter
once before. and | would have done so
again if | had had the chance
The night that Peters wife made
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08
CLEVER PROGRAM AT
HOSPITAL BENEFIT
Scotch Songs and Reels Feature
OfRerfcrmance Given by
CaIedonian Club
Funds sRaised by Entertainment
tO1dO'to Red Cross Guild
! l. Institution

san MErEO. Nov. THE concert
iand- dances held under the direction of
the Cabedsonian club at Athletic hall
s,ast evening for the benefit of the Red
GROSS guild hospital that was presented
to-, the Episcopal church by Mrs.
Whitelaw' Reid, was one of the most
successful benefits ever held here for
that Institution. Scotch songs and
the program. The ushers were club
members in full Highland regalia.
A sextet1e from Beauty and the
Beast" the dancing of little Josephine
McIver land, the solos rendered by Mrs.
Daisy .Keene Gillogley gained first
place in the affections of the audience.
The following program which was fol-
lowed by "a dance, was rendered:
Bagpipe selsSiions ........-
Piano Piano soio ' 1hTeomptu in Minor esS'sf. 4u.
solo mss augusta .Mrs. Mae VenS% TeTnep
Solo Solo --. ~. =. =: James P H cl,,at;On Watson
Highland fling t...--.-.; Miss Amelia sellars
soIo soio when DIN Cares H Roland Peaenfs Roberfs
solo Border Bhlsd.'' :. H Roland Roberts
Monologue s.. ..- Mrs. William f. Balm
Violin solo II - E. T. Marcus
Mrs. L. E.: Penniman
Irish jig Miss Josephine MeIver
Sextet rom ';Beaufy and the Beast sS under ft
the direction of Mrs Z. Pohl-Mrs. Robert
Bonner. Miss NJ. McThtyre, Miss Hazel Ding
well. Mrs Pearl Meyers. Miss Lou wergler
Miss Louise AWeseott Edward Stack. Prof. F.
@. Sandersons George Mason. William Munroe
II. Gettings. Robert Bonner.
The officers and committees of the
club which Mad charge of the enter
tainment were:
G. !. ChnstieA ihoaored chief; Robert A.
Ford first chieftahn; 81. Forbes. second chief
tain: ]. Nisbet. fAirdN chieftan; j. NJ Wicker
son. fourth chieftsdn. ". r. Spehee, G. L.
Christie. r. Ford sGeuge Small C. Duthrie
G. Forbes. 7. Nisbe1 J. Vickerson and W Nun
roe. reception and arras lgen.ent committee.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08

the written acknowledgment of her
misconduct with Annis she urged that
/ get word to Annis of what had
happened. Annis was expected at the
fort next day and she wished to warn
him to stay away. She wrote the let
ter and gave it to me to mail. Peter
had seen her give me the letter. how
ever. and guessed to whom it was ad-
dressed. Before l could demonstrate
with him he had torn-it open and read
its contents. 1t said All is over
between Peter and me. He knows ev-
erXthing. Don't come tomorrow. Peter
pt6 the letter in his pocket and said :
I want him to come. ] have something
to say to him.
From his tone | knew that he meant
to shoot Annis on sight.
Il determined that the only way to
prevent meeting between the two
was to drug Peter. | went to DIR.
Wilson, the post surgeon, and got him
to give me a double dose of chloral
When we got back to the house 1 per-
suaded Peter to take it. keeping him
in ignorance of what it was. When
Annis came the next day Peter was still
under the influence of the opiate. An
mis- saw Peters wife and left again for
New York Twenty minutes after he
had gone Peter awoke"
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08
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