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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-11-03

oncation.
Entered at the pos+of1ice at Pembina a
second class mail matter.
MARKET REPORT.
s s E i: Ss; s e + g 1921 e
Elevator Co. q z
Friday ....... SO IS 81 s6 s6
Saturday ...... 95 92 88 81 Us
Monday ....... 96 93 S9 81 OF
Tuesdav. ...... ~ 91l S7 62 "
T MsansSasy 81 81 81 81 81 81 g g
Barley IS to "a. Oats 80. Flax 1.98.
Court next week.
Turkey day on the 3Oth.
City council meets on Monday even
ing.
VIC. 7. U meets to-day at 4:l5, will
Mrs. Atkinson.
Mrs. Aylen has been visiting at Win
nipeg for a week.
Chas. Aylen of Winnipeg visited il
the city over Sunday.
Bunch of keys lost; finder please Ieav'
at this Office.
James Kneeshaw is building larg
barn on his farm adjoining town.
Stanley Kneeshaw was home from tn
u at Grand Forks over Sunday.
Ole Paulson went to Roosevelt thi
week to get some lumber that he ha
there.
The ladies of the Catholic church will
hold fair at the City Hall on Decem
Der 14th.
John f. Miller, who has been on The
sick bed for while back we are pleased
to report is gradually improving.
One hundred and two vessels of the U
S. navy in New York harbor this week
must have made grand showing.
John johnson of the Merchants bank
staff has gone to his home at Coopers
town to recuperate from illness.
Hector Branchaud was over from
Cavalier on Sunday, and Raoul and wife
we're over on Tuesday via automobile.
Misses Kathryn Harris and Pauline
Thorlackson we're visitors at Garnd
Forks this week aud heard Gadski sing
John Argue of Hamilton died on Mon
day. Mr.. Argue was one of the pioneers
of this county and he will be missed by
many friends.
DR.. Halldorsson of Park River is dead
from second stroke of paralysis. He
was we'll known in the Mestern part Of
this county where he had relatives.
Mrs. Joseph Daniels left for her home
in Butte, Montana this week, after
spending the summer visiting old friends
and acquaintance here. Mrs. Daniels
is.a native of this city.
Miss Nellie Burke who has been teach
ing the Geroux bridge school left for {
short visit to her home at Crystal Mon
day, and will return next week to teacf
tho Hogan school. She is q popula
teacher.
Any one Of our subscribers who pa!
mp there SUBSCRIPTIONS within the mex
week will save US two cents postage an,
the trouble Of sending bills. or cours
two cents Is small sum but it take
roo. TO send out IL, 600 bills.
Collector Of Customs LaMoure return
"a from 81 extended Writ to the sub
4 ports 10 the western part of the state o.
81 Iuesday. He reports threshing prett
81 RI flashed ii most places but there
MI gil Is plowing done.
s|s blanchard, 81 aoorhead. VII
lS E nh nj rs rsmenb ersd ~ The old timersa
4. IN III and a occas ional yisita
81 q IL ttis.iiciksn viii paralysis lae
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-11-03

Superintendent Burley is attending
the educational meeting at Fargo this
week. She read paper on "Direct
Ethical Training in the Public Schools
on Tuesday morning. The Fargo papers
state that it is the largest meeting Of
Of the kind ever held.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-11-03

81 Collector Of Customs aMoure return
"a from al extended Writ to the sub
PORTS 10 the western part q the state OF
Tuesday. He reports threshing prett.
uSal flashed ID most places but there i
6ttie blowing done.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-11-03

81 Blanchard, q Moorhead. who
B "a nj rs gslnemb sfed ~ tie old timer4A q
III. asnbal ana a occas ional visitor
4 stsilcksn 1lIiih paralysis last
4 1 ~ 3 q 4 ~ only q ~ stroke md
q ts n j. ~ M around gail
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-11-03

Any one of our subscribers who pay
mp there SUBSCRIPTIONS within the next
week viii save Us two cents postage and
{ the trouble Of sending bills. OF course
two cents Is small sum but it takes
S90O. TO send out lO, 600 bills.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-11-03

James Kneeshaw is building larg
barn on his farm adjoining town.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-11-03
MARKET REPORT.

Barley IS to "a, Oats 80. Flax 1.98.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-11-03

A man whose name is Bert Nesbit and
who lives in Chicago, was in the city
yesterday morning and went out to
Trudell's machine where he was work.
ing. He was sleeping in the tent there
and the crew who we're threshing saw
the tent on fire and ran and pulled the
man out very badly burned. He was
brought to town in an auto and is at the
Pembina Hotel under the care of DR..
Harris.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-11-03

Bunch of keys lost; finder please leave
at this Office.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-11-03

Brown, the man who abducted the
school teacher out west near the
boundary line about q month ago and
whom the whole countryside turned out
to hunt, was sentenced by the court al
Morden last week to spend eight years
in the penitentiary.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-11-03

Wanted, : good, fresh milch GOV. s.
5s q. q. THokpSoN.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
LAST ALFALFA CROP
 OF WARREN RANCH

The harvesting of the last crop Of alfalfa is in progress at the Warren ranch and will average three-quarters of a ton to the acree. The yield Of the first crop was a ton. the second a ton and a half. the third a ton ano the fourth three-quarters of a ton. Manager Bright of the ranch stated yesterday that the quality Of the yield this year had been fine. The hay is retailing at ST. which is two dollar, cheaper than at this time last year, when it was selling al S19, and at s2G at some points.
 The cane crop Is also being ha> vested this week. It will be put in a silo and made into ensilage. The crop of the ranch will bring around S3,000 Up to this year tho entire feed crop of the ranch has been con sumed in the Warren district, but this year Douglas was added to the ranch's selling territory.
 The alfalfa output of the ranch will be increased next, year. Forty acres were recently sown to alfalfa ana sixty more acres will be planted in al- falfa in February. Eighty acres are ! being planted in barley at present
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
Color of the Eve.

Brown eyes are due to brown pig ment laid down in the iris: blue eyes are due 10 lack of such pigment When both parents are brown-eyed the children get the tendency to form iris pigment from both sides of The house. and the condition of the pig ment is said to be duplex If the chil dren get the tendency from one par ent only. they will have brown eyes. but the condition is said to be sim plex Two parents lacking brown ID the iris iblue eyed) will never have children with brown eyes. but oaly with blue eyes. If both parents have brown eyes simplex. then enc in four of the children will have blue eyes. If one parent has simplex brown eyes and the other has blue eyes. one-half of the children will have blue eyes. But if in botI or either one of the parents the blue iris pigmentatlon is duplex. ali of tls eSspriax vin have brown Syc<
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
ARIZONA SYNOD Of pREsBYTtR|ANS
Probability of a Separation Of Arizona and New Mexico
 Churches

The Presbyterian synod Of Arizona and New Mexico began it's sessions al Tucson Thursday evening. at inc Trinity Presbyterian church, The chief feature Of the Thursday evening session was sermon by Rev John F. Fry. of the Presbyterian church Of the Covenant. of Bisbee Mir S'ry is the retiring moderator. About thir- ty delegates are attending the meet. ing.
 One Of the most important ques- tions in the temporal affairs Of the church 10 come before the synod will of course. be the question Of synodi- cal divlsicn, on account Of the growth of the church. and the possibility of statehood for Arizona and New Mexico.
 Final action on the question must be taken b. a greater church body, yet he has no doubt that such division would be asked for by the present synod. Such request. however, must be followed by the creation of a new presbytery in Arizona. which at present has but two. while three are required. New Mexico already has three, The two in Arizona at present are Phoenix and southern Arizona. These will have to be di yided 10 form the new one. After that the greater synod may take final action.
 On Friday dinner will be served to those in attendance on the synod on the spacious lawn of the Presby. terian parsonage. and on Saturday the synod and friends will pay a visit to the Indian school
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
VALUABLE COLTS ARE
 STOLEN FROM RANCH
Two Animals Taken But One Is Recovered ny Manager
 Rdeht of Warren

Horse thieves or a horse thief paid 8 visir Co the Warren Ranch on Wed nesday night and left taking two val usble colts that belonged to Rob Hen, messy. One has been recovered bat the other is still missing front the pastures of the ranch although a hunl is being made for it and a pursuit oi the thief is in progress.
 lt was discovered on Thursday morn ing that on the previous night twc colts had been stolen from the ranch Manager Bright at once started on the trail and yesterday returned with che of the missing animals. Thi' had evidently escaped from the thiel and he had not delayed long enough in his flight with the other to cap ture it
 The county officials have been noti fed and they as well as the manager of the ranch are hunting for the re maining missing animal with the ex, pectation of recovering 1t. and bring ing the thief to justice
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
Education.

What Is education? Emerson says that the greatest teacher is not the teacher who supplies the pupil with the most facts. but the one in whose presence the pupil becomes a better person. The great secret Of educa. ton Hes in respecting the wants of the pupil. It is not for us to say what another shall know or even do. That part of the game of life is chosen and foreordained and the pupil alone holds the key to his own needs Emerson begs us 10 respect the child. He re iterates his plea 70 respect and wait and see the new product of nature develop. We are not to be too much the pupils parent We are not to be too often in his solitude We are to let him alone. Give the pupil an op- portunity to exercise and express his every faculty. and then-kands ofrl
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
About ThImbies.

The thimble was at first worn on the thumb. and for that reason was called a thumb bell. which later be came humble and finally thimble it was invented by the Dutch. and brought to England in 1895
 The first thimbles were made of iron or brass; later came those of sii yer. gold. steel. horn. ivory, pearl and glass. The Chinese make beautiful thimbles. Of carved pearl. with gold binding and ends.
 One Of the most gorgeous thlmbles ever seen was Q bridal gift irOH the king Of Siam 10 ns queer: 1t was made of gold. shaped like a lotus bud and was thickly studded with dla monds. arranged so as to spell the queens name.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
MODERN WOMEN LACK GRACE
Famous Artist Says Fair SEX Never Before Walked or Carried It.
 self so Badly.

Marcus Stone. R. C.. the famous artist. says: ~I do not believe that women-or men either. for that mat ter-have ever walked or carried themselves as badly as they do now, the women with their elbows out. their shoulders up, their necks push ed forward. the men for the most part chestless creatures with sloping necks. Arms were not made to stick out on either side like jug handles.
 "Of course. as an artist I am at war with fashion and it's constant changes-which prevent woman evolving a dress which expresses her individuailty--but especially with the fashion of wearing corsets, which. to my mind. destroy ts- outlines of the figure and cramp the freedom Of woman's movements. Never before in my life has xoman Seen so much imprisoned and laced up as she fs tnday-that Is to say. of course, all except the willowy women. whose fig ares accord with present fashion How can she move gracefully in q lube which pushes her shoulders I'D. sho-tens her neck. and sen0s her e. bows out? The sloping attitude O. ncck adopted by men and woIoen ! attribute 10 the wearing. especially when young. Of high stiH collars. The least pressure on the back of the ueck sends the head forward. and thus a habit Is formed"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
Eewar. of the Pest.

"This Is a fine place to study the superstitions of the crowd" said a Subway ticket chopper ''rwo-thirds of the couples who pass through the gate are brimming over with supersti- tioa. It shows itself in their fear Of separating and walking On different sides os the post Good-looking. edu- cated people are afraid of that
 wen quarrel says one-usually if is the woman who says it. or fl two women are together they both say 1t st the same time. We let that pos. get between us
 "Then. if they are badly bitten by the bug Of superstition. one goes back and passes through on the other side so as to obviate the danger oi flare up."--New York Times.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
ELECTION NOTICES
 10 BE POSTED TO-DAY
Where the Voters of tie War ren District WIFI
 Meet

Judge Morris High will have cleo. ton notices posted in the three Bis bee precincts today. stating the hours Of election day It has been neces, sary to change the polling places in two of the precincts owing tD the in convenience Of the places first select ed. These notice win be posted to day. The primary law. requires that these shall be posted two days before the election.
 The polling place of~the first pre-, cinct win be the fire station. on Naco road. The polling place of the second ward will be in the Hughes block ih. stead Of the Allen building and the polling place of the third precinct will he at the office of Hogan & Seed. on Main street. instead of in the John son building. tho place first selected Officers are taking every preeantion 10 see that the primary election law is carried out in every provision.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
Faith h The,r Cause.

If they are thrice armed who have their quarrel just, then ladies taiiors must be the most righteous persons ~iso sver invited a lawsuit. for they have confidence enough ID their owl cause 70 employ women lawyers Al s meeting Of law school graduates whc have worked up a lucrative prae tice. four women declared that their frs, clients were taiioTs.
 A ladies tailor who does good work prefers a woman lawyer" said one. She has a knowledge of clothes that no mere man can ever hope 10 ae' quire. and if the gown fought over is 6 hallway decent piece Of workman ship she will be able 10 convince a fudge and jury Of its merits every time. Then. there is something 10 be gained fin the advertising line. always provided. Of course. that the tailor Is worthy of patronage. for the lawyer will give him an order for her o~n suit and recorsroS=s kia to friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
Friendship

sUme enc once asked Kingsley Shat was the secret of his strong. joy ous life. and he answered. Fl had 6 friend. il every evil man is a cen ter ot cOutaslon. every good man Is a center Of heating lie provides an ell 'ronment in which, others can see Gcd Goodness creates an atrnOs
 here for other souls 10 be good. il IS priesily g&rmen. that has yir tue even Tor the finger that touches h The earth has sweet souls and win some lives. and C.. is,-like characters 10 be found in i:- The choice o friends .s, therefore. one Of the mos serious affairs in life. just because man becomes nodded into tue Hkenes. of what he loves ip hts friend. = augE Rtack
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
Salioriess SaIcn,.

Striking evidence of Salem's de- parted glory as seaport Is furnished by She efforts ot the r. M c. A. of thas city to comply with the terms Of the will of Capt. Henry Barr, who left s40.000 for the maintenance Of re- ligious services for sailors. The work formerly was carried on by the sea mems bethel at the foot Of Turner street. but few years ago the Bethel was taken away by the '. NJ. c. A. Services have been held under Capt. Barr's bequest. but for long time there have been no sailors 10 attend, and 1t has been difficult to get clergy men to preach to empty benches. The '. M. c. A. Is now seeking some new method of complying with the terms Of the bequest.-Boston Transcript
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
Momen of India.

T have seen women under a burn ing midday sun reaping in the fields. says a writer on India. "I have seen them at read making in the streets oi cities; 1 have seen them loading en- zines with coal at railway stations; have seen them in long procession on the white roads of the plains car rying great burdens on their heads like string of camels. And have seen also in the eyes of every old woman whom have encountered. every one of them. such misery. ad' versity and angry bitterness as seemed to curse the very air of heav' en. have not seen one happy old woman in the whole country"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
Personal Mention

). J. Sparks was at Douglas yes terday on business.
 i4 Lockett has returned from a Busi- ness trip to Douglas.
 E. j. Frennette was an arrival from Cananea last evening.
 Harry Locke, republican campaign manager, went to Douglas last night. Justice Murphy. Of Lowell. was re. ported i'll at home yesterday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Blair have returned from visit to friends at Douglas.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Kilson have returned from a visit to trends at Douglas.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles R. Wright. of Cananea, are guests at the Copper Queen hotel,
 Supervisor c J. McCabe. accom- panied by Mrs McCabe, arrived from Hereford last evening.
 J. J. Benton. one of the democratic candidates for road superintendent, was in the city yesterday.
 sam Elder, a republican candidate for road superintendent, was in the city from Douglas yesterday.
 Assistant District Attorney F. J. Flanigan is at Tombstone on official business and win return to Bisbee today
 Bob Tate has returned from a min- ing trip 10 the vicinity of Fl Tigre. where he is interested in mining property.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
No nma Masr.n-

Olaf Larsen. working in millinery warehouse. backed into an elevator shaft and fell down five stories with a load of boxes. Horror-stricken. the other employees rushed down the stairs. only 10 ina him picking him self unhsrmed out of the rubbish. "Ess de boss rladg' he whispered cautiously Tar em Az had 10 come down for nails anyway. ay."-Success Magazine
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
N.edsd coverIna.

On the morning after the Charles ton earthquake family was sitting half clad. shivering in the dawn. -oh, Aunt Fannie" said the young woman. there's a horrid big worm on your shoulder" Leave it on. Aunt Fan nie." said- the young womans bus band. "You need all the covering you can get."-Success-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
A Great Romancer.

What is Dobbleigh's general re7r- tation for veraeity Bildad?" asked Hickenloope-. Well. it's this way. said Rildad; If Doddleigh could write the way he talks he'd have Sir Walter Scott and Alexander Dumas lashed to the mast-"-Harper' Weekly.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
RECEPTI0N,SOC|AL
 IN HONOR OF PASTOR
Program at South Bis0ee M.
 E. Church Tonight

A reception and social will be given tonight al the South Bisbee NJ. E. Church in honor Of Rev G. E. and Mrs. Decker. A program has been arranged as follows:
 Hymn
 Prayer
 Song Jesus Loves Me By
 the school.
 Recitation Welcome" Alice Wyatt Duet "A Little Bit of Love"
 Misses Della and Nellie SchTimsher. Duet Sinner and the Song
 Misses Young and Fisher Recitation Use a Little Common
 Sense Ethyl Scrimsher Recitation Melinda Jane" Gladys
 Goodman.
 Action Song Stocking Menders'
 Eight girls. Ella St John. Winnie Stone, Geraldine Stone, Ruth Boggs. Lillian Williams. Gladys Goodman, Nellie Scrimsher.
 Recitation "Harvey's Lecture" Fl mer Dueatt.
 Violin Solo George Hart Recitation Grandpapa's Specta-
 les" Della Scrimsher Recitation Nellie Lmebone Duet Jesus Bids Us Shine"
 Geraldine Stone and Alice Wyatt. Recitation Mattie's Wants and
 Wishes Nellie Scrimsher Song We Love Our Sunday
 School School Recitation Ruth Boggs Recitation Athal Iimebone Recitation Raymond Goodman
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
STORE FOR RENT.

Store room. 90 f. frontage by SO fl. deep with living rooms upstairs in
 building formerly occupied by Robf. 4 Chadwick, corner Brewery Ave and Broadway. Will make alterations 10 suit tenant. See c. W Barker, own CT or Hogan and Seed, Agts. 52i
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
2. 0. Inspector Here.

Postofflce Inspector Jarvis. of San Francisco, is in the city checking up the accounts Of the Bisbee post office He win also audit the books Of the postal savings bank. which has on deposit at the present time ap- proximately S70.GO0 8lr. Casrsdy hopes 10 reach the hundred thousand dollar mark by the first Of next gear.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
Token Of w.aaea sonaan.

A bracelet was once used to per form the marriage ceremony. no other article approximating a ring being handy. IL so happened that the bracelet was the gif, of the bride. groom to his bride
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
clesry Returns.

w. B. Cleary and family have re- turned from a visit 10 the coast MT. Cleary left Bisbee several weeks ago to attend court at Florence. where he was to represent defendant charged with murder, but the case was postponed. and he joined his family al Los Angeles. where Nthey occupied cottage.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
e,renx !. Mystery.

The large West Indian freay throws . light strong enough 10 enable per. son to read newspaper print three inches away. The glow Is without heat. and as yet the secret of the nrs ny is unexplained by science.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
OWL SMOKER.

Order of Owls 1908 will give a smok- CT Sunday eve, Oct 22nd.. at s:30 D. m. Good speakers. Music and refresh n,ents, a fine time. Every body cor Gially invited. ls-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
MILLINERY.

Hats for girls and children, at the Bon Ton. Special price this week. Higgins stop. Tombstone Canyon.
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Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
Locke Moves to hisbee.

Harry Locke. formerly postmaster at Courtland. but who came to Bis bee to take charge Of republican county headquarters, has moved 0o this city permanently Mrs. Locke has arrived. and they are residing on Mason hill
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
Mir. Candidate.

Nr. Ca1didate.
 After enjoying one Of those fine Merchant lunches that made the Ani- lers famous, call for the Euko or Commercial cigar and Boost Home Industry. show us where you're at.
 34l.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
Putting It Gently.

He-what do you consider is a nics name for a girl?
 Sne-Yours, dearf
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
WANTED

An experienced tailoress or tailor permanent position, apply Copper Queen Store.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
LIST ARRIVED.

Louis Camp. expert piano tuning and repairing. Room 2, Victoria
 hotel. 5Zi.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
Brief Local Items
Son Born.

Son Born.
 Born to Mir. and Mrs. NJ. J. .Brophy, Thursday morning, a son.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
His Reason.

Rogers-My love. I fear you mus take 10 banting
 Mrs Rogers Why?
 Rogers-I have already reduced al my other expenses.-HarPer's Bazar
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21

Bob Tate has returned from a min ing trip 10 the vicinity of Fl Tigre. where he is interested in mining property.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21

Assistant District Attorney F. J. Flanisan is al Tombstone on official business and win return to Bisbee today
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21

sam Elder, republican candidate for road superintendent, was in the city from Douglas yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21

J. J. Benton. one of the democratic candidates for road superintendent, was in the city yesterday.