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The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
No Drinking Water on Lima

ANCUD, Chile. Feb. 12.-The British
steamer Strsthurst has arrived here
with 1ss me nand women and II of the
crew of the steamer Lima, which went
aground in a storm There is no drink
ing water on the Linn. the tanks hav-
ing burst. The first mate Of the Lima
and 50 passengers were drowned
The stranded steamer Lima is Brit
ish vessel. owned in Liverpool and
plying between that port and ports of
South America. She was last reported
as sailing from Bahia Blanca, Argen-
tina, on January 2s and was on her
way to Chilean and Peruvian ports.
The Lima is 4O1 feet long. registers
S-l15 tons and was built in Glasgow in
1907.
'Huamblane rocks. two in number and
s5 feet high, mark the entrance to the
passag ge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
EDWARD RIDEOUT AS
SHIPS PETTY OFFICER
San Franciscan Returns to New
York With His Mother
[Speeial DispGieh to The Cali

Especial DSpoteh TO The Call
NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE steamship
Provence arrived from Havre this
evening with Mrs. P. NJ. Rideout OF San
Francisco. who has banks in the west.
accompanied by her son. Edward Ride
out. He has been travelling for his
health and left San Francisco July "a
on the, British ship Wayfarer. having
signed as petty officer. The vessel
finally reached Liverpool There young
Rideout left it and Joined his mother in
Paris.
1T was mighty enjoyable and pros
porous trip he said. Il saw the won
ders of the sea and many strange
sights on land. 1t was rather monot-
onous some of the time"
Rideout and his mother will return
to California, where the young man Will
take up banking.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
LOVE FEAST OF
OHIO REPUBLICANS
Eleven Hundred Partisans Bind
Themselves to Win Back
Buckeye State

DAYTON, o., Feb. 12.-Eleven hun
dred republicans. of Ohio gathered here
tonight at a dinner TO celebrate the
anniversary of Lincoln's birthday. the
election of Wade H. Ellis as chairman
of the republican state executive COM
mittee and the unification of Taft and
old league republican clubs. which was
accomplished this afternoon. The list
Of speakers included Wade H. Ellis.
John Hays Hammond and Carmi
Thompson. The speeches Were devot-
ed to the achievements and prospects
of the republican party in Ohio and
the nation.
\ telegram from President Taft eX-
pressing the hope that all party diff
ferences would be subordinated to the
party success was read, and was fol-
lowed by pledges of support and de-
termination TO win Ohio back to the
republican column in prepartion for
the national campaign of 1912.
John Hays Hammond, president of
the National League of Republican
clubs. declared in his address that he
had found from investigation that
grievances. existing in the ranks of the
republican party are petty and not
fundamental, and more imaginary than
real. and that it is in time of political
inactivity that factionaI differences and
chickering's arise. He continued in part.
In political crises of this kind Ohio
has always been conspicuous for her
loyalty to country and party. There is
rapidly growing demand on the part
of the electorate of the country that
the national platforms of the great po-
Htlcal parties shall represent the re-
Spect1ve tissues for which those parties
contend; that these platforms shall say
what they mean, and mean what they
say, and that ambiguous or diSingenu-
Gus planks shall be no longer tolerated
as devices TO obtain votes; and further
that the president elected by either
party. having subscribed TO the pTinCi-
party. is pledged to the people of the
country to exercise his utmost endeay-
orS to secure the enactment of the
promised legislation. and he becomes
responsible head of the party by which
he is elected.
In view of these facts. the National
Lea que of Republican Clubs recognizes
President Taft as the responsible head
of the republican party
The name of William Howard Taft of
Ohio supplied the enthusiasm for the
campaign work of our clubs in the
recent national election. The name of
President Taft and the policies for
tionaI League OF Republican Clubs the
requisite enthusiasm for effective serV-
ice whenever republican party suprem-
acy is threatened.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
OCEANSIDE PROMOTION
ASSOCIATION FOR MED
Will Work for Section South of
the Park

The oceanside promotion association
was formed last Friday night at a
meeting at Forty-eighth avenue and j
street of the residents of the district.
The new club will devote itself to the
interests of that section of the city
lying south of the park and near the
beach. officers We're elected as fol-
lows:
President. r. l.. Eltingham; vice pres
ident. Thomas McMullin, treasurer. DR..
A. c. Hicks; secretary. John Francis;
sergeant at arms, Theodore E. HEM;
executive committee, Charles H. Far
rell. DIR. A. C. Hicks. Theodore e. Hem,
c. Latham and A. c. Campbell,
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
Called by Secretary

The meeting was called by William
V. MacNevin. who also acted as it's
chairman. The official minutes show
that Samuel H Sherwood was made the
temporary secretary, that there were
about 200 members present, that sew
eraI proxies were voted and that the
expulsion of Colonel Dorm, Clark and
Blot was by unanimous vote But
Colonel Dorm says that nobody but him.
self could call a meeting
The so called meeting was not a
meeting of the P. H. Mccarthy business
mems association" asserted the colonel
1T was not a called meeting, but fake
attended by bunch of soreheads. and
only one of them was real member of
the association. 1t simply doesn't
amount to anything. 1t was a meeting
of disgruntled persons, disappointed in
their political aspirations. They voted
eight or ten proxies and that was all.
But wait" continued the colonel
with a threatening ring in his voice
They are looking for newspaper noto-
riety and they are going to get more
than they bargained on. This wasn't a
meeting of the association, but there
will be a meeting Monday. I'll have it
Monday afternoon at the Palace hotel
at o'clock. Then there will he some
thing to talk about"
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
81 DROWNED IN
MAGELLAN STRAITS
Steamer Lima Wrecked; 205
Saved, but SS Left on
Board TO Die

SANTIAGO, Chile. Feb. 12-The Pa
cifc navigation company's steamer
Lima is ashore on one of the islands OF
the Huamblin passage of the straits of
Magellan and probably VIII be a total
loss The chief pilot and so passengers
We're drowned.
The British steamer Hathumela res
cued POS Of the persons aboard the
steamer. but was forced TO leave IS per-
sons aboard, whom it was impossible
TO rescue.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
Reviews Party Pledges

Reviewing the party platform. the
president spoke Of postal savings
banks, amendments to the Interstate
commerce law. the anti-iniunction
plank, statehood for Arizona and New
Mexico, and the conservation of natural
resources, bills 10 carry all Of which
promises into effect were pending in
congress, and he believed would he
passed.
President Taft arrived here shortly
after ] p. m. today for an afternoon
and evening Of conferences. receptions
and speech making.
The president and his party were
taken in an automobile from the Twen-
ty-third street ferry TO the house of
the presidents brother. Henry ". Taft.
in West Forty-eighth street. With
the president were Mrs. Taft, Mrs. An
derson, Mrs. Taft's sister, and Miss Lor-
rev, an aunt Of the president. with
The executive ala, Captain Archibald
Butt, and Assistant Secretary Meschler
Speaker Cannon had been expected.
but he sent a letter Of regret. which
said in part:
Your president and mine, who is
with you tonight. is a worthy success
sor 10 Lincoln, and he is called upon
10 exercise some OF the patience that
characterized Lincoln's administration.
especially in your great metropolis.
where extremes in advice are always
in evidence and particularly at the
present time.
Here's a toast 10 Mr.. Taft
May he continue to disappoint both
extremes and in patience and soberness
work out the policies Of the great ma
5ority Of the people who placed this
responsibility on him, needing neither
the demands Of those who want 10
blow Up the engine nor the fears Of
those who would have the fire under
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
Peary Talks of Himself

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Feb. 12.-
Robert E. Peary. polar explorer. was
assigned a subject bearing mention of
Lincoln for his address at tonight's 5
Lincoln birthday banquet of the Young
Mems Republican club. However. Com
mander Peary took up most of the time
in telling about his discovery of the
north pole General Frederick ID. Grant
told about meetings of Lincoln and his
father.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
Navy Tug Missing

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-Some where
of the Atlantic coast between Norfolk
and Boston the little naval tug Nina.
with 80 men on board, is wallowing in
the great pillows with broken ma
chinery awaiting the arrival of one
Of eight government vessels now
speeding to her supposed location.
As bad as is that prospect. it is the
best hope of the officials at the navy
department tonight. The alternative
is that the Nina is at the bottom of
the sea with bare chance that her
crew has been rescued.
Last Sunday the Nina steamed out of
Hampton roads for Boston. Before the
day was far advanced a stiff northwest
wind sprang up. making what sailor
men call a nasty sea-"
Under ordinary conditions the tug
should have arrived at the Boston navy
yard last Tuesday, but it was only yes
terday that the naval officers here be-
gan to fell serious apprehension for its
safety. AS no word of its arrival
reached the department today immedi-
ate search was ordered
From Norfolk went the swift scout
cruiser Salem and the battleship Loui-
siana- These vessels were instructed to
cruise as far as Cape May along the
coast
From the New York navy yard the
collier Culgoa started on cruise and
it viii be followed soon by the tugs
Apache and Pontiac.
The gunboat Castine and the collier
Caesar left the Boston navy yard to
join in the search. Then the revenue
cutter service went TO the assistance
OF the navy and orders We're flashed
to the cutters Acushnet and Gresham
at Boston and New London 70 join the
searching party.
The problem is similar to what is
known as search problem" in naval
strategy. The ocean is divided into
squares. a certain number being as
signed TO each OF the searching ships.
Naval officers believe the Nina broke
a shaft or droped a propeller and was
blown off shore by the northwest gale
into one of the deserted spaces outside
the regular lanes" of travel.
Fruit Steamer on Bar
BLUEFIELDS. Nicaragua, Feb. IA
The Norwegian fruit steamer corinto,
Captain Olsen. from New Orleans Feb
ruary for Port Limon. is aground on
the Bluefields bar. The steamer is in
a dangernus nosifion and q heavy sea ia
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
Two Others Deposed

Two other membership cards were
also removed from the filing cabinet
of the P. II. Mccarthy businessmen's
association and torn into wee small
bits. They contained the names OF
Milton T. Clark and Louis Blot, also
officers OF the association and also en-
gagged with Colonel Dorm in the promo
tion of prize fights and other indus
trial enterprises through the medium
of the Metropolitan athletic club.
Purged of the communicating in
fluence of its three athletically in
clined officers, the P. H McC. B. NJ. A.
proceeded to eject their successors
Then there was issued public address
to the effect that with the yoke of
humiliation removed the reputation of
the association stood retrieved
But hold.
Colonel Diademus Socrates Dorm de-
clares that this meeting was a fake
II was called surreptitiously, without
his knowledge or consent, and didn't
amount to anything. The attempted
removal of himself as president was
not the action of the real P. H. Me.
B. NJ. A, which wouldn't think of doing
such a thing. but simply the work of
some somebody
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
Sheriff Is Expected

The return of Sheriff smith az any
hour from OroviIle. where he has prose-
cuted an exhaustive investigation in
connection with the purchase of the
explosive used. may precipitate the
arrest of those under suspicion and the
beginning of the prosecution to visit
upon them the punishment prescribed
by law. Although obviously discom-
fited by the Developments of the day.
the sanatorium officials continue TO
maintain a sulIen attitude toward all
who seek Information regarding incl
dents connected with the explosion. and
are content to urge in opposition to
all evidence and facts already brought
to light their insistent claim that Miss
Smith is insane
It became evident early in the day
that events OF Importance were TO take
place when District Attorney Clarence
r Lea. in response TO message sent
him secretly by Miss Smith. left his
Office and entered a waiting automobile
in which were seated Assistant Dis
trict Attorney George W. Hoyle. IN
der Sheriff W. c. Lindsay. Policeman
j. VI. Boyes and Fl. A. Scott, the Of
fetal court reporter.
The officials were driven rapidly to
the sanatorium and District Attorney
Lea went Immediately to the tent which
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
Prize Fight Promotion

Whether authorized or unauthorized
however. a meeting was held. It toek
place in the Clunie building in Cali
fornia street near Montgomery at 2:3o
o'clock. its avowed purpose being ito
investigate and discuss the charges that
Colonel d. S. Dorm. Milton T. Clark and
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
OFFICERS QUESTION DOCTOR
ARRESTS ARE SOON TO FOLLOW

in phnh the ophd
inside @
of from Miss and
eespouo carrd
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
THEY GAVE him
THE Ak RIGHT
IN The NECK
P. II. Mccarthy Businessmen's
Association Decapitates Col.
D. S. Dorm, the President
Members Humiliated by Prize
Fight Promotion and Some
Other Sporty Tendencies

w '@a ".s - *a':s IL; "a: as,:: :' a:a.:'ss :5s.a:s
himself has learned to wield
the official AK. this chosen
weapon of the administration was
dropped yesterday by the P. H. Nc
Carthy businessmen's association be-
tween the head and shoulders of it's
erstwhile president. Colonel Diademus
Socrates Dorm.
The mixture of politicsfi athletics and
civic promotion into which Colonel
Dorm was leading his hosts proved too
much for the hosts At special meet
ing yesterday afternoon, called for the
particular purpose of effecting the de-
capitation, Dorm was peremptorily
shorn of his power as president of the
association and his name was ordered
stricken from its rolls
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
THECALL'S
NEWS INDEX
Hereafter will be
found on the
EDITORIAL PAGE

The Weather Report
in brief will be found
at the upper right
corner of this page,
and in full on the
last page but one of
the paper. =. =.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
ANTITRUST STATUTE
TO BE STRENGTHENED
Administration Policy TO CuIti-
vate and Strengthen Trade
Confidence and Prosperity
C0UNSELS REPUBLICANS
WHO FEAR INSURGENTS

r TEW YORK, Feb Eff the en-
forcement Of the law IS not con
sistent with the present method
Of carrying on business, then il does
not speak well for the present methods
OF conducting business and they must
be changed to conform TO the law
This was President Tafts answer to
Wan street and its cry OF panic It
was made TO a cheering audience Of
hundreds Of prominent republicans
gathered tonight al the annual Lincoln
day dinner Of the republican club OF
this city at the wsIdorf-Astoria-
Tart adhered 10 his purpose Of dis
eussing platform pledges and how they
should be kept. Il was at the con
clusion Of detailed argument as 10
how the republican party is redeeming
dts pledges that he came 10 g discus
sion OF the antitrust law and Wall
street on which his u1terances had
been waited with greatest interest
Attitude of Administration
The president declared that the ad-
n-inistration would not foolishIy run
amuck in business and destroy values
and confidence just Tor the pleasure Of
doing So"
No one" he continued. has the mo-
tive as strong as the administra ton in
power 10 cultivate and strengthen bust
ness confidence and prosperity. But
there was no promise on the part Of the
republican party TO change The anti
trust law, except to strengthen il Of
course. the government al Washington
can De counted on 10 enforce the law
IN the best way calculated 10 prevent
z destruction Of public confidence in
business, bur that IT must enforce the
law goes without saying"
Defends AIdrich Tariff
President Taft did not hesitate 10
discuss the attacks that have been
made upon the administration ana the
party, or danger to future success in
the insurgent movement and other dis
sensions
Republicans who feared defeat al the
polls IA November he declared. how
ever should take courage from the
oemoralized condition Of their oppo-
nents, the democrats.
1T was Grant" said the president.
who banished his own fear in battle
by thinking how much more afraid the
enemy was
Taft again came TO the defense Of
the Payne-Aidrich tariff bill He did
not hesitate. he said. to repeat that il
substantially complied with The party
pledge for tariff regulation. and that.
through this bill, the party had set
itself strongly in the right direction.
toward lower tariffs
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
Events. Follow Fast

Timed as it va sand executed with
dispatch, the assumption OF the OF
fensive by the authorities today was
productive of results which will un-
doubtedly play an important part in
the solution OF what retains only the
faintest semblance OF a mystery. The
examination of Doctor Burke BY OF
ficers OF the law, the removal of Miss
Smith from his charge, the expose Of
methods employed to prevent the in
quiry, the disclosure of documentary
evidence at least strongly tending to
prove the paternity OF the little child
unknowingly enacting an important
role in tragedy OF real life. and i'm
portant discoveries regarding the ac-
tions and statements of those in the
vicinity on the night of the explosion
leave little to be done before a charge
of attempted murder is formally made
against possibly three people. who the
authorities are convinced, have guilty
knowledge Of the crime.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
Fruit Steamer on Bar

BLUEFIELDS, Nicaragua, Feb. IA
The Norwegian fruit steamer Corinto,
Captain Olsen. from New Orleans Feb
ruary for Port Limon, is aground on
the BluefeIds bar. The steamer is in
dangerous position and heavy sea is
running
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
SOnOma County Officials Re.
move Miss Smith From In
flnence of Sanat0rium
Management
DEVELOPMENTS FOLLOW
IN RAPID SUCCESSION
DR.. Burke and Assistant Are
Closely Examined by
Under Sheriff and
Policeman
VICTIM OF EXPLOSION
ASKS FOR HER REMOVAL
By JOHN F. NEYLAN


q ANITA ROSA. Feb. I2.-Amid
scenes Of dramatic intensity the
barriers interpoSed to prevent
thorough investigation Of the attempt
to murder Miss Luella Smith and her
illegitimate infant son were demol-
ished today, and a crisis was reached
il the determination of the officials
of SOnoma county to uncover the
truth regarding the explosion at DR..
Willard P Burke's sanatorium a week
ago. Swiftly and surely events fol-
lowed one another, all tending TO
corrobOrate the suspicious of the IN
vestigators and to expose the tor
tuous methods employed by the man
agement of the health resort to pre-
vent an inquiry and bolster up
theory of attempted suicide
Startling as was the sudden. decision
on the part of the authorities 10 re-
move the victims Of the outrage from
the sphere OF influence of the man
who is the central figure in the in
vestigatiOn, no less significant was the
proof adduced that since the failure
of the attempt at murder the sana-
torium officials had resOrted to tricky
methods to prevent the facts from
being brought to public view Labor
ious and technical briefs 10 prove the
insanity of the woman whose bare
existence prompted the crime have
been brought into sharp contrast with
convincirgly rational statement
from her own lips, given with dig
nifty and apparent regard for justice
that must carry weight
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13

Continued on Page "a. Column
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-09-08

1, Geo. A. Warner, Cashier OF the above nam
cd bank, do sOlemlly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief. GEO. A. WARNER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before Inc this End
day OF Sept. 1910. c. S. SHIPPY.
IsEAL] Notary Public.
correct. Attest: c. S. MooREs.
Fred N. Lang.
JNO. d. FOLEY. Directors.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-09-08
Notice Of Mortgage Sale

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That that
certain mortgage. executed and delivered by
The Hope Creamery Company, a corporation
o ganized. created and existing under the laws
OF the State Of North Dakota, Mortg agor, to
James D.. Brown, Mortgagee, dated April LIST,
A. D. 1905. and filed for record in the office O.
lhe Register Of Deeds of the County of Steele
and State of North Dakota on the 10Th day Of
March A. D. 1907. at 2 O'Clock P. M, and re-
corded in Book go of Mortgages on page 437.
which said mortgage was thereafter. by an in
strument in writing. dated March Goth, A. D.
1907, duly assignee by the said James D. Brown
to B. II. kraabel. which said assignment was
tiled for record in the office OF the Register OF
Deeds in and for said Steele County, North
Dakota, on the h 9Th day OF May, A. 2. 1909. at
Mortgages on page ISL. will be foreclosed by a
sale OF the premises in such mortgage and
hereinafter described at the front door OF the
Court House in the Village Of Sherbrooke. in
kota, at the hour Of two () o'clock P. NJ, on
the 7th day of October. "A, D. 1910, to satisfy
the amount due upon such mortgage on the
day Of sale.
The premises described in such mortgage
and which will be sold to satisfy the same are
located and situated in the County OF Steele
and State OF North Dakota and are described
as follows:
That portion of the Southwest quarter
(SW4) OF the Southwest quarter (SW4) OF
Section Thirty-one Old in Township One hun.
dred and forty-fve Q45) North OF Range Fifty
five 55, West; lying in the extreme southwest
North and East by the Great Northern Rail
way Company's right-of-way and on the West
and South by the public highways.
date Of sale the sum Of Six Thousand and six
Dated August IS. i916.
BIT. KRAABEL. Assignee OF Mortgage
~ 3 Sa.pI non Att %rn for Assignee q q
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-09-08

Frank w. Waterman, a St.
Paul banker, was arrested and
sentenced to serve thirty days in
the workhouse for carelessly
driving an automobile. Applica-
ton was made for his pardon to
the state pardoning board and
when a pardon could not be Sc
cured appeal to the higher courts
was made. When the case reach
ed the supreme court that body
decided that it could not ~intefere
with the order of the lower court
and Waterman must serve out
the thirty day sentence. This
decision and the widespread pub
Lefty given the case will have q
tendency to more careful handl-
ing of autoes thereafter. The
knowledge that no one will be
able to bring influence enough
to bear to escape the penalty is
encouraging to those who believe
in law enforcement and moder-
alton in auto driving as well as
in other things.-Griggs County
Sentinel.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-09-08

Wouldn't Work.
Yeast-"What story did you give
your wife for not writing"
Crimsonbeak-"That my fountain
pep ;WQqldn't work"
"Apd wouldn't It work."
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