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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-09-23

go Wednesday night.
The Harness children left for
Devils Lake last Monday.
Try Wamberg's Toilet Cream
for the hands and face.
1Born'to Mr.. and Mrs. Robt.
Anderson a ten pound boy.
Andrew King and wife made a
trip to jamestown last week.
If you want good farm mares,
five or six years old, see Tillotson.
Get your mo Hunting Al
lowed" signs at the Pioneer Of
fee.
The rain Saturday brought
quite a crowd of threshers into
town.
Atty. Johnson was at Finley
Tuesday on professional bust
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. A. e. Watkins
were at Fargo Friday of last
week.
Leo Lang spent Sunday at the
home of his brother Fred Lang
of this place. ,.ss
John Baldwin left for Grand
Forks Monday evening !, to attend
the University.
On account of the scarcity of
ice our soda fountains are hav-
ing a hard time.
Geo. Luce left last night for
Bloomington, Ill. He viii attend
school in that city.
Mrs. T. G.. Pierson enter
tanned the faculty of the Hope
schools Tuesday p. N.
How about an Edison Phono-
graph? Let us. sell you one.
Come in and hear one play.
j. J. Wamberg.
The Misses Emma Slingsby
and Edna Joslyn left for Grand
Forks Monday to attend the Uni
versity.
H. A. Griffin and son and
daughter, Clarence and Rena, de-
parted last evening for their new
home at Bloomington, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster, of Fargo
spent Sunday with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. r.. A. Lathrop, return
ing to their home Monday.
Atturney Shippy spent Sun
day with Mrs. Shippy at ST..
Johns hospital Fargo. Mrs.
Shippy is improving in health.
The Misses Myrtle and Wayne
Milligan departed for their home
in Minneapolis Monday after a
visit with friends and relatives
in this city.
We insure grain of all kinds,
threshed and unthresbed, while
in stacks, granaries or on the
ground in field.
G.. A. Warner, Agt.
DR.. Sherman, dentist, uses
"Somno" for extractions. Alb
solutely painless and will guar
antee a perfect set of teeth. Of
flee Third floor, Edwards build
ing, Fargo, N. D..
Mrs. H. 1. STANDBY left for the
Pacific coast last evening where
she will spend the winter for her
health. IL. I. will join her later
in the year at one Of the large
western cities.
INSURE YOUR GRAIN!
Rates:
$500 per $1,000 for so days.
400 90
200 6 months.
1000 year.
G. A. Warner, Agt.
f. w. Soule the eyesight spe'
cia1ist will be at Fulmer & Bri-
mer's jewelry store again Thurs
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-09-23

F. w. Soule the eyesight spe-
cia1ist will be at Fulmer & Bri-
mer's jewelry store again Thurs
day and Friday Sept. 30 and Oct.
1, prepared to examine defective
eyes and fit glasses when needed.
Don't miss this chance.
Thrashing is about over for
this season and the farmers have
no complaint on account of the
crop. Some are not satisfied
with the prices paid for grain at
the home market, but the prices
are not made here but at Mime
apolis and Duluth.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
JAMES BARRIE
GETS DIVORCE
NOVELIST AND HIS ACTRESS
WIFE SEPARATED
Playwright Says He Offered to Forgive
Spouse, but She Preferred to
Cling to the CO.
respondent
LEY Associated press.l

LONDON, Oct 13.-James M. Barrie,
the novelist and playwright, was
granted a divorce today from his wife
on the ground of the latter's miscon-
duct with Gilbert Cannan, young
author.
The suit was not defended.
Mrs. Barrie was formerly Mary An
sell, an actress.
Barrie himself took the witness
stand. He said that in 1908 he had
permitted the correspondent the use of
q cottage which he owned at Farnham.
1t was at this cottage that the alleged
misconduct took place.
The plaintiff said the matter first
came to his ears from the servants
and that when the accusations were
made known to his wife she admitted
their truth.
Barrie said he offered to forgive the
offenses on condition that the defen-
dant should break off her acquaintance
with Cannan. He also said he would
consent to an agreement of separation.
Both offers were refused by Mrs.
Barrie, who pleaded with her husband
TO set her free, declaring that Cannan
was the only man in the world to her.
No damages are asked by the plain
tiff, but Cannan must pay the costs.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
FERRER IS EXECUTED;
REBELLION IS BEGUN

DARIS Oct. 13-Ten thousand men headed by M Juarez
r Socialists the chamber OF deputies, and M
Valiant Socialist deputy tonight marched to the Spanish
embassy where the intention to hold demonstration IN
protest against the execution of Ferrer.
police the building and repused the surgng
crowds sharp cule The procession then returned
through bouevards with shouts of Down with Afonso
down with Maura"
Later rowdy element formed again in the vicinity of the
the lamp and benches and erect
ed barricade.
Lepne project of police arrived at the head OF re-
norceents and was received voey of shots from the
crowd from death serious injury by narrow
margin
The cavalry charged using their sabres freely and stormed
the The police arrested dangerous Spanish anarchist
Emmanuel de Tore, who admits having fired at M Lepne
Another of anarchists took place Cch IN
the of Paris but here the manifestants were quickly
dispersed. :
demonstrations throughout the provinces
mourning for Ferrr In letter the Steele by Ferrer
Spanish revouonst declared the evidence against
him at the martial consisted of dispositions made by 5000
persons confined prisons Catalonia and the hearay te
mony of others. :.
single witness VINO gave any oect evidence
duplicating him in the insurrection
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14

teu tFeSS
rer, the authorities have removed from
the affairs of Spain a man long sus-
pected of revolutionary activities and
one who because of his education and
influence was deemed of peculiar dan
ger to the state.
The decree of the court-martial was
carried out in the face of protests from
sympathizers, not only in Spain but in
parts of France.
In Paris and at Rome attacks were
attempted on the Spanish embassies,
which, however, were protected by
police and soldiery. Many petitions for
clemency were addressed to King All
fonso, who also was threatened with
death should he not spare Ferrer's life.
Ferrer was formerly director of the
modern school of Barcelona and was re-
peatedly accused of teaching reVolu-
tionary doctrines. In 1906 he was ar
rested, charged with completely with
Manuel Morales in the attempt upon
the life of King Alfonso on the day of
the royal marriage. On trial Ferrer
was acquitted.
He was arrested September 1 last
charged with having melted the riot
ing in Barcelona last summer. This
outbreak which spread through the
Catalonian provinces, was in the nature
of a protest against the sending of the
Spanish troops against the Moors on
the Riff coast and for a time assumed
alarming proportions.
It was alleged that Ferrer was a
principal in the rising. At his trial
documents were submitted alleged to
have related to revolutionary move
ments and to have included the procla-
nation of a Spanish republic.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14

By AsSocl
BARCELONA, Oct. 13.-Prof. Fran
X cisco Ferrer, the Spanish educator
~ and convicted revolutionist, was
shot today. .-.4.-. If
The execution was at the fortress OF
Montjuich, where the prisoner hau
been confined since his condemnation
by court martial. ,,,
The doomed man faced the firing
squad without flinching, and fell oeao
at the first Yolley. -. 49,.
Ferrer, except for monehtdry 80
preston of emotion Immediately pre-
ceding his death, retained ms coili-
posure to the last.
His attorney, M. Galceran, VINO hdo
defended the prisoner so Loyalty as TO
bring about his own arrest Tor I'M
properly addressing the court, had OBJ
tained permission for a brief talk with
the revolutionist before the latter was
led to the ditch where he was TO dle;
To his attorney, Ferrer spoke Ieelz
ingly of the work for which he hau
sacrificed his life, and of the future
of his daughter, whose brave attempt
TO save him touched the father most
Family Dependent
On Ferrer's arrest his family was
left dependent upon this daughter,
who at once found employment In
biscuit factory.
When it was known that her father
had been sentenced to death, the
daughter made a personal appeal TO
King Alfonso. calling upon him in the
name of his known generosity ana
chivalry to spare her fathers life.
When the facts were related by CAL
ceran, Ferrer broke down. 1t was put
q passing emotion, and presently the
undaunted revolutionist was again
himself.
Z Ferrer declined to receive the last
sacrament and turned away from the
two priests who had been sent by the
prison authorities to offer him the
final consolation of the church.
When the hour of his execution ar
rived he walked bravely through the
prison yard to the ditch in the SHADOW
of the encircling wall. Without
culver, he faced the twelve Infantry
men who, at the word of command,
fired simultaneously
When the report of the volley had
died away, Ferrer lay dead on the
ground.
With the execution of Francisco Fer
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
LOCAL

Shoots rival found in home of sweetheart;
Louis Gallagher killed by James Hurley.
PAGE
Police commission goes on record as oppos-
ing granting of any moro restaurant
liquor licenses. PAGE
Buffalo. N. Y, is city chosen for 1910 con-
vention of National Home Missionary so
ciety. PAGE 3
Tired of paying husbands gambling debts.
Mrs. Rose l.. Price obtains divorce.
PAGE IS
Prosecution in Tombstone case said to be
outcome of lodge politics. PAGE Ii
John Ching, aged 55 prominent realty
broker of Edgemont, B. c., browns in
bath tub at Eastlake sulphur baths
PAGE 8
Joker discovered in specifications for auto
mobile chemical engine for San Pedro.
PAGE s
Man who was befrierded sells benefactor's
furniture for SO. PAGE 3
Residents in vicinity of Agricultural park
district, PAGE 8
A f. Warrington pleads guilty to one for
gerv charge PAGE 16
Fortune lost through his foster mothers
deceit, says Emile G. Gugolz. PAGE
]. H Humphreys celebrates twenty-eighth
anniversary of arrival in Los Angeles
PAGE
Editorial, Letter Box and Haskin's letter
PAGE 4
Financial PAGE 7
Classified advertising. PAGE 10
Municipal affairs. PAGE
Political news and gossip. PAGE D
Society and women's clubs. PAGE IL
rbeaters and dramatic criticisms PAGE 16
City brevities. fAIh .
citrus fruit markets. PAGE I
vital statistics. PAGE ID
p,odpcs market PAGE Z
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
PRIEST FOUND EXEMPT,
BUT NOT THE PENlTENT
InviolabIity of the Confessional is
Main Point of Law at Trial OF
Suit in Massachusetts

NEW BEDFORD. Mass, Oct, 10
The suit of Manuel Amancio against
Rev. Father Manuel De Sousa ira
vassos, a Portuguese Catholic priest,
which involved the question Of
whether the secrets of the confession
al should be revealed as evidence In
court, was decided yesterday in favor
of the plaintiff by Judge Frank c.
Milliken in the third district court
Judgment in the sum of $40 was or
dered
The judge ruled that, while the COM
mon law exempted a priest from tes-
tifying as to disclosures made to him
by a penitent, the penitent was not
exempted from testifying regarding
conversation with the priest.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
SOUTH CALIFORNIA

Large questions are taken in hand by
peesdena citv council. PAGE IA
VIII cut expense for high school stu
dents at Santa Ana, says board of edu-
cation PAGE IA
Woman subpoenaed to serve on jury says
she will make things hum PAGE IA
Japanese are not asked to locate in
Anaheim. PAGE IA
Rate war traffic still runs heavy on the
Pacific coast steamers PAGE IA
Dead body of Joseph Snyder found on
couch of his Long Beach home. PAGE IA
Beaumont school bonds sold to River
side Savings Bank and Trust Co. PAGE IA
Piutes rush TO protection of Willie Boy.
Two more posses take trail PAGE /
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
GOV. HASKELL ON TRIAL
FOR TOWN LOT FRAUDS


ARDMORE, Okla, Oct. 13.-Governor
Charles N. Haskell and five co-de-
PENDANTS, indicted last May on charges
of having obtained titles to certain
town lots in Muskogee by illegal
methods, appeared today before Judge
John A. Marshall in the federal dis
trict court for trial
The men under indictment beside
Governor Haskell are C. w. Turner
A. q. English, w. It. Hutchings, Wal
ter r. Eaton and r. B. Sewers.
The government is represented by
Special Prosecutor Sylvester j. Rush
and United States District Attorney
Gregg.
1t is alleged that the defendants OBJ
tanned possession of the lots in ques-
ton by "dummy" registrations or had
bought the lots from persons who had
not registered in good faith, as re-
quired by law.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
COAL STEAMER WRECKED
BY GALE ON LAKE ERIE
Wooden Vessel George Stone Driven
Ashore Off Peele Isiand-ore
Ship In Trouble

CLEVELAND, Oct 13.-The gale
which whipped Lake Erie into a fury
yesterday wrecked one vessel. The
wooden coal steamer George Stone,
owned by A. A. Bradley of this city
was rendered helpless and finally driven
ashore and grounded off Peele island
The crew of eighteen men was rescued.
Word was received today that the
John b. Trevor, a 1700-ton ore steamer
belonging to the Pittsburg Steamship
company, was ashore on Isle Royale,
in Lake Superior, and was being Sc
verely pounded by the heavy seas.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
SPORTS

Pirates tie third knot in tail of Detroit
Tigers at Pittsburg, S-4. PAGE -
Ketchel believes that joy riding will
spoil Johnsons chances. PAGE ~
Angels ridden home under wrap by
Koestner. S-4. PAGE IL
Seals have easy time with Reldys
Oaklanders. PAGE 13
schafer proves riddle which Beavers
cannot solve. PAGE 13
Stan Mitchell chosen captain af Stan
ford Rugby team. PAGE 1e
Unbeaten trotter Withdrawn after two
heats at Lexington. PAGE 13
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
EASTERN

Fashionably clad bandit robs bank
Chicago and ends life when brought to
bay. PAGE
Preparing for census of 1910. census director
says mortality reports are important.
PAGE 8
DR. Cook says he will send for polar COM
panions to prove his discovery claims.
PAGE 9
Taft is SILENT no reply received up to mid
night to resignation of Charles r. Crane.
PAGE .
Stock market in New York slackens pace,
and days sales fall below average. PAGE Z
Mrs Clarence Mackay of New York in long
article outlines policy of her Equal Fran
chise society. PAGE 3
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
NEWSPAPERS OF PARIS
DEVOTE WHOLE PAGES
TO FATE OF FERRER

PARIS, Oct. 1S.-The fate of the revo-'
lutionist Ferrer, who was executed at
Barcelona today, has aroused since the
beginning of his trial intense interest
in France.
The Paris papers today devote pages
to the case. The expressions in the
morning papers, which were prepared
for publication before the death sem
tence had been carried out, indicate
the feeling here.
Even those sheets which are most
Continued ON Page Two.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
OKLAHOMA LAD BELIEVED
TO HAVE BEEN KIDNAPPED
Youth Said to Be Heir to Large Estate
Missing from Mnskogee Home
Since Saturday

MUSKoGEE, Okla, Oct. 13-owen
Evans, IL years old, son of wealthy
parents, has been missing from his
home here since Saturday and his
parents and the police believe he has
been kidnapped.
The boy disappeared soon after
leaving a barber shop. Thousands Of
circular letters describing the boy
were mailed to every police depart
ment in the country today. A reward
is offered.
Mrs. Travis Evans. the lads mother,
said her son was the heir to a large
estate.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
PLANS NEW BOAT TO SKIM
SURFACE OF RIVER WATERS
South Dakota inventor Hard at Work
on Plan for an Aqua
plane

PIERRE, S. D., Oct. 13.-S. M. How
ard of Gettysburg, this state, has been
for some time working on the model
of a boat, by which he believes he
can revolutionize traffic on western
rivers. He calls his invention the
"aquaplane," and the principle is a
device which will cause the boat to
glide upon the surface of the water
Instead of cutting its way through
with a sharp prov. The boat can run
on shallow streams.
Mr.. Howard will make the first test
on the Missouri river at Forest City.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
COAST

Schooner rescues three prospectors after
being stranded three years on north
ern mud fats. PAGH 5
Merchants of Portland seek to prove
railroad company has Disseminated
against them. PAGE
Taft gets royal welcome in Arizona,
ridicules Oklahoma, and promises to
work for statehood PAGE 2
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
officer Held for Killing

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13.--The cor"
oner's jury before which the inquest on
the body of Bernard Lagan was held
today returned a verdict that Lagan
met his death from gunshot wound.
the weapon being fired by Captain or
Police M. J. Conboy. Conboy is in GUS
todv awaiting trial on the murder
charge placed against him when Lagan
died several days ago, three months af-
ter the shooting.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
contempt Decision Soon

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-The court
of appeals failed again today to rem
der its decision in the contempt case
against Samuel Gompers, John Mitch
ell and Frank Morrison of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor. The general
belief, however, is that the decision
will be handed down within day or
fxyn
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
FOREIGN

james Barrie gets divorce in London from
his actress wife. PAGE
Noted Spanish educator, condemned as
| revolutionist shot to death at Barcelona.
I PAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
MINING

OIL man discredits story of Standards
interest in reported Coalinga deal
PAGE 10
Nevada land office will grant patent to
the Rhyolite townsite. PAGE 10
Electric equipment will be purchased
for Searchlight mine. PAGE 10
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14

T OLLOWING a dinner given on
board George Gould's yacht At
n alanta to a party of old-time
actors and actresse it was reported
that Miss Marjorie Gould had admitted
to some of the guests that she had a
beau who is no less a parsonage than
a Russian grand duke, a cousin of the
czar. Those of the party who related
the story afterward could not remem-
Der the almost unpronounceable name
of the pretty heiress titled admirer,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14

but they agreed that Miss ould blush
ingly displayed more than passing in
terest in the young man whose picture
{, +, showed to her mothers guests.
Miss Gould's coming out ball at the
Plaza hotel, New York, more than a
year ago was a costly and elaborate
affair, and not few titled Europeans
were present. However, there was no
Russian duke among the guests, and
society is anxious to know just who
Miss Gould's royal suitor is.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
MerourY props Low

NORFOLK. Neb., Oct 13.-The mer-
curry sank to II above zero early to-
day
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
INDEX OF
THE HERALD'S
NEWS TODAY
FORECAST

FORECAST
For Los Angeles and vicinity: Fair
Thursday, with fog in the morning;
light east wind, changing to south.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14

T M. BARRIE, novelist and play
wright, has obtained divorce
~ from his wife. who was Miss
Mary Ansell, an actress. Mrs. Barrie
acted charmingly in her husbands
first play, the brilliant little farce,
walker. London" 1t was said by
dramatic critics that In her case mar
riage spelled retirement and that Mr..
Barrie became a dramatist owing in
some measure to the influence of his
wife Several of his dramatic works
have been brilliant successes, notably
"Peter Pam" 1.-The Admirable Crich-
tom "The Professors Love Story"
and what Every Woman Knows"
Mr.. Barrie is Scottish. He is 49 years
ola
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
Plute strateay Used

What the Indian trailers accompany
ing the first posse term as only a
specimen of Willie Boys cunningness
CONTINUED on Page Threel
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
rBy Associated Press.l

[By Associ
BARCELONA, Oct. 13.-Prof. Fran
k cisco Ferrer, the Spanish educator
~ and convicted reVolutionist, was
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-14
RIOT TRIAL
POSTPONED

The trial of the Waipahu riot case
before Judge De Bolt was postponed
yesterday on account of the non-ap-
pearance of Horita, one of the defend
ants Horita was i'll during the exa-
mination of the veniremen last week
and court was adjourned a couple OF
times for a few minutes on this ac-
count. 1t is believed that illness is
the cause Of his non-appearance The
prosecution, however, wishing to be on
the safe side, asked that his bond be
declared forfeited and that bench
warrant be issued for him, which
was done by Judge De Bolt.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-14

APPROVES
OBSERVATORY

The following was written in the
Volcano House register by Mr.. Leigh
ton of the reclamation service:
This is the climax of an astounding
journey that has covered the four ma
jor islands of the Territory of ha-
wall. Ole might reasonably propresy
that all subsequent travel win consti-
tute an anti-climax Should this prove
not to be so, it will not be because
other regions furnish more enhancing
impressions but because our capacity
to appreciate-has been re-created
by Kilauea.
This crater has more than specta-
cular significance. 1t presents a uni
que opportunity for the study of SETS
mic phenomena. Mankind has always
been PROSTATE while eruptions have
snuffed out countless lives and laid
waste cities and lands The hand of
man can never restrain these out
breaks but by proper study of habits
and symptoms the disturbances may
be predicted and the people thereby
prepared for flight. Now we are
ignorant, having little or no acquaint-
ance with the significant facts and
conditions that would enable the man
on guard to predict. Therefore let
everyone appreciate and support the
plans recently made to establish a
seismological laboratory on the brink
of the fire pit. The scope of the pro-
posed studies will be broader than the
predictions of eruptions but the fea-
ture alone makes it well worthy of the
nations support and maintenance.
m. o. LEIGHTON,
Washington"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-14
SUTTON NO SUICIDE.

WASHINGTON, September 14-Sut'
ton did not shoot himself, according to
DR.. Vaughn who represented Mrs.
Sutton at the autopsy performed on
the exhumed remains of the marine
lieutenant yesterday. Dr. Vaughn
stated yesterday that there were no
powder marks nor signs of burned
hair about the wound which caused the
death of the young man, and said it
would have been a physical impossible
ity for Sutton to have inflicted the
wound upon himself
The mother of the dead officer was
present when the body was exhumed,
and later witnessed it's refinement in
.Consecrated ground.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-14
CONTROVERSY
CROWS NASTY

ASSOCIATED Press Morning Service.)
ST. JOHNS, September 1i.-Steal-
ing the provisions which DR.. Cook had
cached for use in case of dire emer-
gency is the charge that has been
preferred against Captain Peary, the
U. S. Navy civil engineer who claims
that Cook did not reach the Pole. Al
len Written, who acted as boatswain
on Peary's ship on the expeditions OF
1905 and 1908, is the man who ac-
cuses Peary of the despicable act.
Whitten's statement corroborates ;ne
charge preferred by DR.. Cook, who said
that his treasure of provisions was
robbed by the rival explorer.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-14
SAYS NOTHING
BUT SAWS WOOD

The whirl around the Islands with
the Congressional party has not heen
altogether pleasure jaunt for Sec
rotary e, A. Mott-Smith. He has put
in every possible moment preparing
two papers, both of which will be
heard from in the immediate future
The first one, which is entitled "The
Brighter Side of the Leprosy Prob
lem" will be read at the BONNIE pic
ture entertainment to the visiting
Congressman in the Young Hotel
roof garden this evening. The sec
ond paper is a compilation of facts
concerning immigration, and will be
presented to Senator Dillingham; for
use of the Labor Commission, OF
which he is chairman.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-14
TAKAHIRA WILL NOT RETURN.

TOXIC, September 14-It is stated
here in well-informed circles that AM
bassador Takahira will not return to
Washington. Report says that his
successor will be Uchida.