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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-03-21
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New 'rosnslte tsaass se,ns 1drsisn
e I ssnsoH I and U lssf~sss ~ cspssl n,

~ nshond sison. as iftsiIfoAd
lascntrsato 4 toKs az Il IlS king
good. rr08rsss Il d Sssittt tttinxi hfss rAding
smlehinsry from IEsimnSna Il ,sSut; ii zto the
4sannIa On the new Ma sthss, 800,
asaFs Fillmore QwinE tcs$ " tgassh fxll
sot NOV Improving ths rIlS;lsads, ~; 81
ssnshlsd to got his foufS snarrowsgAgs
s1asA hauled out on. lpxginE alads.
$I1ts two steam ghovelss have SxrF;iVsd,
md n ths aboQms, dfpp and skie are
aa4ed on the ssleds ready for tue road,
The main bodies OF the shovsls mount,
sssd on cars Will have to be$ taken out
On Ira cks stu bss built Tor them. u thu
rate Of about 4 iiiils III
Agstweiye miles dist 4 N,
VI ahas sse shovels weighs asvanty
end the other sixty tons. $.s. i II.
Contractor Jameson Of saltwater II
kpected here by the 18th. His camp
is' next one west Of that OF Mr.. Mel,
son. He has bought a steam shovel
for use In one of the cuts. Il Il 4! ssS.. IL
The new townsite at Fillmore will
be. on sections 3 and OF. Impark
township, Benson county. ten miles
north and two mi lea west Of 'Esmond.
81 81 exactly 81 lsas,
ant lake. The next town We sc that
will he on section 3. Elyerums town.
ship, Pierce county, thirteen, miles
asolith and three miles east Of Rugby.
The. new line will serve q territory
5Which#tas b heretofore been from ten to
ftfteen miles from railroad. lltHsi
lss When this new line Of the 500 ds
completed It Will add over twenty-five
miles to the railway mileage Of Pierce
county ul and over thirty miles to that
OF Benson county. When its compile
ton. and the completion OF the Fargo
RoGkford-Minot main line Of the
Great Northernton the south there will
hardly be q farm in either Pierce or
Benson county that will be more than
!. $stx. .ssl:s or seven miles from . railroad
town. s,s Ii. .sss 3 f[#st RIM
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-03-21
NORTH DAKOTA REPEATs
viii RoId Z Second state Exposition
.',fSs.7 l5l. .ss!:: .s.s.!5:7 At 6lpataeck. 4,

Bismarck contract was signed
between the state OF North Dakota ~
Cominissioner Of Agriculture Gilbreth
and dhe. bismarck Commercial club
which assures the second annual
North Da 7a kota ind Astral exposition the
coming fall, the dates being Oct to
]13.. Work On the show will be started
immed edlstsiy and ~ will be bigger than
Lastly u. 81
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-03-21
DANCES AT sIxTY-N1NE.
Valley City Man Retains Remarkable .
Vitality. ..4

Valley City.-Dancing for almost
eight consecutive hours upon the oc.
casion Of his sixty-nihth birthday an.
niyersary, 10 the record OF H. A.
To0ley Of this city. He was 50 and
his friends gave him surprise party.
Dancing was started and Mr.. Tooley
scarcely missed . number. The daac-
Ing BEGAN 1t 10 .. q. and lasted until
6 q. m. ~ Eys:t h HI II. vi * s-s
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-03-21
MANIAC IS CAPTURED.

Officers Bind Him and Take Away q
Gun and Long K ntfe. s;5lsssq.
Jamestown.-Charles ;Daede,, m In.
sane man. who has kept the YpSilanti
neighborhood in terror { for months.
and has defisd the officers q arrest
him. was taken by the dsputy sheriff:
The officers and two others caught
the man from behind and had him
bound before any violence resulted. n
though he was armed with long knife
and had shotgun : few feet away u
his buggy. 'i.3 (, s;Esss q
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-08
PROGRESSIVES TO
 KEEP UP FIGHT
Roosevelt Holds Conference With Dixon and Discusses Future 0f
 New Party.

Oys.er Bay, N. Y., Nov. I.-Col Roosevelt pTl. in two hours this ait ernoon talk ng with Senator Dixon over the future of the Progressive party. The Colonel wanted the Sen- ,-or to see him before Dixon started for Montana tle end of the week to resume his law praet ce. While the Colonel wculd go into no discussion of the conference after Dixon Jeff It was understood that Roosevet1 ass4r- ed yhe senator of his eager des're that the Progressive party be keFt intact.
 Roo,evels wants the leaders 70 keep ,rp a vely interest in the various sta.e organizations to be ready TOT the fight Tn the congressional cam paigr of 1914 Nothing definite as 70 the methods of keeping up me .a- tional organization will be deter mine, until the leaders have gen era, conference witch W Il probapls he within the next two weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-08

shoulders and back from being bump ed up by a switching sleeper at Pine Bluff and sore because she got bump ed and bunged.
 This is a tabloid story of about an eight column opinion that Miss Thompson delivered on railroad doings in Arkansas. She said that she was
 so sore and stiff from being thrown around and biffed about by that sleep CT that she was sick and was afraid she would not be able to take her place
 in the play tonight MT. c. A. Will Hams, the manager of the company. was in frame of mind identical With that which possessed Miss Thompson and declared that he was going to en- ter suit against the railroad compan- ies for the injuries to the favorite member of his company, and make
 them pay we'll for their harshness in getting her routed for Hot Springs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-08
State of Ohio, City of Toledo ss.
 C0,,ntV

L1,of Frank J. Cheney makes oath Una. he is senior partner of the firm of F.. J. Cheney & Co.,, doing business in the City of Toledo, County ana ana State aforesaid, and that said m 1irm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured Dy the use of Halls Casarrh Cure.
 FRANK J CHENEY swcrn to before me and suosclipeu SCI pa in nv presence, this 6,h day Of De- cember, A. D., 1886.
 A. w. GLEAoON' ,:- lcoon Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter, , nallv. and acts directly on the plooo and mucous surfaces of the sss'o Send for testimonials free. F l. CHENEY & CO.,, Toledo U. Sold by all Druggists, 75c:
 Take Halls Family Pills for con stipation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-08
I.Thank Heaven, That Itching Is Gone !"
o.. rorch of ZEMO-and the Relief on' [. Sublime. Try It, Folks!"

,o my o my, what a blessed relief.
 i've been suffering the most aere torture for months. and tried ewlua galore, ZEMO is magic. The
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-08
STATE TEACHERS
 TO MEET SOON
Executive Officers of Arkansas AsSo. ciatiOn Announce Bates For
 \ Annual Convention.

The executive officers of the Arkan sas state Teachers Association an nounce that the programs for the For ty-fifth session, Little Rock. Decem- Der, 262S, will be the most impressive in it's history.
 A number of noted speakers and educational leaders have already heen definitely engaged for the meeting as follows:
 Dr. Philander P Claxton. United States Commissioner of Education, pr. ClaXton was for many years very prominently connected with the edu- cational work in the south and his presence at the association this year will mean much to the educational i work of the state.
 Hon. O. II. Benson, specialist in Agricultural Education. U. s. Depart ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.
 Miss Jessie Field. of Page County Iowa. Miss Field is one of the best i known educators in the country and has done a wonderful work for the schools of her county Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewart of Rowan county, Kentucky, who achieved Ma tional prominence in the educational field for her work in establishing Night Schools for the adult Hitter ates in her county.
 Miss Florence Ward of Cedar Falls, Iowa, who will present to the teachers the new Montessori Methods in pri- mary teaching.
 The attendance last year was the largest in the history of the associa- ton and it is claimed to make the meeting this year still greater in every way. Other prominent speakers will be included in the General Programs and the Sectional Programs which are now being carefully worked out.
 Special railroad rates will be avail able, from all points in Arkansas and ample hotel facilities can he secured at reasonable rates.
 A registered attendance of 2,500 is expected,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-08
LIVING CUP FOR
 VIM. F. INCOMES
|udge W. M. kavanaugh Notified That
 Democratic National Committee
 Chairman Is HOnOred.

Li,rle Rock, Nov. 7.-Judge Wl- lam NJ. Kavanaugh, Democratic na- [-nal committeeman from Arkansas hht night received the following bleeram from Thomas J. Pence, at kemocratic national headquarters, lew York, concerning a loving cup be presented to William F.. Me smbs, naairman of the Democratic lat enal Committee, for his services Erin3 the campaign: At the ses- (cn of many members of both the Rt,oaal and Campaign Committees, are going to- upresent lov.ng hp 70 William E. McCombs in app reclaHon of his magnificent serv ce chairman of the Democratic Na- Cnai Committee. Can I subscribe fer you as member of tihe Na- pnal Comm ,tee 10 the cup fund? A tompt telegraphic reply will De ap- Feciated."
 To this telegram Judge Kavanaugh mt the follow ng reply: Gladly in in testimonial to Chairman Nc bmbs. Drow on me for my share. Fesent my congratulations and aaks 10 McCombs and his associates campaign committee.
 "W lllam M. Kavanaugl," Judge kayanaugh also sent the fol- wlne telegram of congTatulation to es.dent-elect Woodrow Wilson :: Tease accept the congratulat ons of Arkansas Democracy upon the significance and completeness Cf ur victory. It was what the can- date and the cause deserved. The FcQe are to be congratulated that lce more honesty, economy and eff enc7 will be the governmental pol
 "W. M. Kavanaugh."
 National Committeeman Ile following telegrams also were ce.ved by Judge KavanaugIh yester- from Chicago: Congratulations on the splendid results which your ate has made. I want to thank also for the splendid co-opera- Pn which you have given the vest aeadquar;ers in this campaign.
 Joseph E.. Davis" from New York: 'rHe sweeping cto.y makes nls all glad. I congrat- a'e you upon the part Arkansas x n the campaign, and will meet ' n Wash nston on the fourth o1 p'ua' The Senate is CUTS, too.
 Joseph Daniels"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-08
IRON MOUNTAIN IMPROVEMENTS

Little Rock, NOV. 1.-Ine Iron Mountain railroad spent $S0,0oO less than it's allotment for betterments in Arkansas last month because of the scarcity of labor. Officials report that the road could use two thousand more laborers in the state if they could be found, but the company is able to get no relief from the labor agencies Of
 the country.
 The car shortage is very great on the Iron Mountain, but no worse than on other roads of the country. The roads cannot get the money for addi- tional equipment" said MT. J. G. Hoi- lenbeck, G. P. A. "for less than z per cent. And the legislatures must leave the railroads alone if they expect them to get new equipment"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-08
FINE SERVICE AND
 DAINTY APPOINTMENTS

characterize the Busy Bee Restaur- ant. 1t isn't only what you eat here that gives zest to your uppetite--it's the way the viands are cooked and served, the way the tables look, the way we treat you. Take your time eating here, but waste no time in get ting here. Try our Chop Suey It ig a delightful dish. Our prices will not punish your inquisitiveness when you ask them. Bring your best girl along.
 BUSY BEE CAFE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-08
PORTO RlCO's NEW WONDER

sl9ln Tar away Porto Rico come re- .e ol wonderful new discovery
 s believed will vas'ly benefit
 feople. Ramon T. Marchan. of seIcheta, writes 'Dr. Kings New
 o'sery Is do ng splendid work ;, cured me about five times o.h ss'llDie coughs and colds, also my 'aer or severe cold in his chest :, uore than 20 others, who used ps;., M ny advice. We hope this great na ae a Will yet be sold in every ea. s s'ofe in Porto R'co." For ns, @ ana lung troubles it has no -m A trial will convince you of
 e.N. ss 5Oc and $1.00. Trial bot Ca Guaranteed by all drug
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-08
RAILROAD BUMPED
 THE MISS CATHERINE
She is Sore. Not Slang Sore' But sure
 Enough Bruised.

Hot Springs, Nov. Miss ca.ner. ;,o real pretty member of the Mutt and Jeff Company declares that she IS goine to sue the Missouri Pacific ana Iron Mountain railroads and sue em inst as hard as she can.' Miss ca.h- er,ne was sure sore when she mt Ho' cr,ros sore twice and in two ways she was sore all through the neck'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-08

-Tickfaw, La., Mrs. J. c. Oliver, writes: q am glad to recommend Foley K dney Pills. For eighteen months I suffered with kidney trcuble. but I got relief in three days after I started taking Foley Kidney Pills. I recommend them because l know from experience they are fine w. l.. Dwoody. & Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-08

Martha Arnold, Antioch, Texas, says: My children had deep-seat- ed cough which the Doctor feared might result in pneumonia. He ad- vised me to get large bottle of Foiey's Honey & Tar Compound, and keep them on it. The result was like magic and the cough was cured.' w. l.. DewOody & Co.,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-08

.,+ time I applied IL, all ltcnlng .Ionned. Now I can sleep nights. and ife aypi is worth living" zFMO is new wonder-a liquid, ,at is guaranteed to stop itching. n~ ~ov 90 eczema, eczema pains and sores. NsH stons dandruff in hurry. It is un- onsled for prickly heat, irritated and ppsamed skin,. skin blotches, sores, Mss stings and pimples. You can't % nd anything like it. simply because hsres nothing like ZEMO known or old today.
 : # has been a surprise to thousands 1ho have already tried it.
 Don't miss it for 25 cents. When ou have proven with a 25-cent bot how remarkable ZEMO is to your wn satisfaction, then you can buy a hottle. which contains six times as uch as the 25-cent bottle.
 zFMO is sold at drug stores, in 25- ent and $1 bottles, or sent direct. on ece,nt of price, by B. w. Rose Medi- sne Co, St. Louis. Mo.
 ZEMO is sold in ....:.... .......... 0d guaranteed by......... ......9.. ..... ZEMO is sold and guaranteed by raggists everywhere. and in Pine Inf nv Bedell's Quality Drug Store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-08

ss'ce Attorney T. Hay.s Nixon
 yesterday afternoon from City, where he prosecuted 'l negroes convicted for com 'n the murder of Vital Arch
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12
For Age -Marred Skins
and Dull, Streaky Hair

Fine lines, and that aged condition Of
the skin are caused by pore-clogging
powders and creams. These should be
discarded for spurmax lotion, which is
made by adding 2 teaspoonfuls glycerine
to "a pint witch hazel Cor hot water,
then ounces of spurmax. This lotion
protects the skin against the ravage Of
sun and wind, removes tan, freckles, OIL
mess and other upsets, and though in
visible when on. lends an indefinable
charm to the complexion.
An invigorating and pleasing shampoo
for the heated term can be had by dis
solving a teaspoonful canthrox in a cup
of hot water. This creates an abundance
Of rich, cleansing lather. which is posi-
tive benefit to any scalp and hair After
rinsing, the hair dries quickly and even
ly. with brilliance and silky softness
truly charming. Canthrox shampoos tend
to restore the natural color to faded hair
and overcome "stringiness." ADV.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12
WOMEN BUYERS OF LIQUOR
Reports Being Made by Druggists
Show Interesting Facts.
SOME DO HEAVY BUSINESS
One Drug Store Has Sold Ninety
Two Gallons of whisky Since
January 1-Some Of the
Lists Are Lengthy.

Judging from reports filed with the city
clerk by druggists who have liquor per-
mits, the druggists depend for their
sales of liquor largely upon the patronage
Of women.
Women favor rye, although some of
them have purchased bourbon whisky,
and some even have gone in for alcohol
for medicinal purposes only" Colds are
the most frequent causes OF drug store
liquor sales.
OF the twenty-five druggists who have
reported their sales for the first six
months of the year half a dozen show
the majority Of the patronage In liquor.
One drug store has sold ninety-two gal
Ions of whisky since January !. Several
others have disposed Of approximately
that quantity.
Commissioner Ryder has ordered all of
the sixty druggists who have liquor per
nlits to report their sales or be prosecuted
under the statutes of the state, which
provide fine and Imprisonment.
Many names are repeated on each re-
port, showing that there Is steady and
reliable trade in malt and vinous liquors
dispensed by the druggists. These names
include the Miss, the Mrs, the Mr., the
Dr., the Rev. and a large number oil
men and women who are not "profes.
eional,'' ..''
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12
MISSING OF SHORT PUTT
DISASTROUS IN GOLF GAME

The last man in the Grain exchanges
golf match at Happy Hollow Wednes-
day missed four foot putt which,
had he made it, would have allowed the
team captained by A. H. Bewsher to
win. The result was that the match was
a tie.
The first teams, captained by John
Redick and William Burns, came in with
Burns the winner. The second match,
captained by ]. B. Blanchard and w. c.
Sunderland. resulted in Blanchards s
team winning. The last teams, with F.
H. Brown and A. H. Bewsher as cap
tains, wound up in a tie due to the miss
of the short putt. The name Of the man
missing the play is withheld; it is said
he feels badly enough.
The fourth lnatcn Of the Grain ex-
change will be played some time soon
at the Field club.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12
Manley Suggests
Olympic Schedule

Alumni of Nebraska and Michigan
universities are trying to get together to
stage Olympic games. Robert Manley,
Nebraska alumnus, challenged some
Michigan men recently at the University
club and after conference the VOL
verines have about decided to accept the
challenge. The Nebraska men now are
endeavoring to line up their men for
some golf, tennis and bowling matches.
They fear base ball game with the
Michigan men would put them down to
defeat. Robert Manley says Michigan
has such man as A. w. !effries, frank
Crawford. Lyse Abbott and Henry Clarke
who are only outside professional base
ball circles because they can make more
money where they are. 1t lis probable
some announcement Of the games will
be made in the near future.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12
DAIRY COWS MAKE GOOD TEST
But Four Per Cent Now Infected
... with tuberculosis.
THREE YEARS AGO SO PER CENT
Report shows that Herds Which
supply Omaha with MILK Are
as Clean as Amy In the
Country.
THREE YEARS AGO SO PER CENT

Assistant state veterinarians have COM
pleted the tuberoulin tests Of the dairy
herds Of the city and the report to the
health department shows but per cent
infected with tuberculosis.
Sixteen hundred cows were tested and
out Of the 1900 but sixty-four were con-
demned. Several Of these were not seri-
ously infected. but the veterinarian
deemed them sufficiently dangerous to
warrant their destructioW
Dairy Inspector Bossie said the tests
proved that Omaha dairymen had a.
clean herds NJ any dairymen In the coun-
try. Three years ago 3s per cent. upon
completion Of the tubereulin tests, were
found infected and ordered slaughtered.
Four assistant state veterinarians made
the tests this year. Cows slightly In
fected were ordered slaughtered and sew
eral tests were made before they were
finally condemned. All OF them have
now been killed.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12

held by the customs officers there, and
arbitrarily ordering me to send on the
money to pay the duty. Now, II there
is one thing / don't like to do, 1t Is to
take orders, and so sent an answer ask
ing that the pictures be forwarded to
Omaha. where l would be pleased to
liquidate. All got was an acknowledg-
incnt with the information that the
rules required collection at Chicago. !
have had 1t up with the authorities at
Washington, only to learn that the mat
ter will be taken under ADJUSTMENT" l
want to know whether Uncle Sam can
make me pay duty over at Chicago be-
fore he will forward to me package.
properly addressed to me. postage pre-
paid and registered, when he maintains
a custom house right here. In the mean
time 7 have letter from the dealer
who sold me the picture. telling me how
amazed he is, and that hereafter my
shipping Instructions will be carried out
to the letter.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12
SEVEN BAD CHECKS ARE
GIVEN FOR WATER RENT

City Treasurer Ure has notified water
consumers that they cannot endorse over
their neighbor's check for the payment Of
water rentals. Seven checks came back
to the treasurer's office yesterday marked
mo funds" Mr.. Ure sent men to the
homes of the residents who had given
checks and told them that they must
either settle with a good check or cash
or the case would be reported to the
water board and their water supply would
probably be cut off.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12
LIFE OF THE CIVILIAN
DOESN'T SUIT Ed MAHIN

Edward Mahin, colored, enjoyed civilian
life just long enough to come from Fort
Russell, Wyo., to Omaha after he re-
ceived his discharge from a thrse-year
enlistment in the army He left the fort
without SO much as bringing his dis
charge with him. not believing he would
ever need 1t. After he had been In
Omaha but very short time he decided
there was no place like the army after
all He promptly applied at the local
recruiting station to reinlist. He was
asked for his discharge papers 'Lawd,
All neber took EN- along" he said So
he fingered about the recruiting station
five days until the officers could send to
headquarters at Washington for Lis
record. 1t was found to be good and
that he had received an honorable dis
charge.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12
BRIEF CITY NEWS
Root Print It.

Have Root Print 1t.
Electric Fans--gu urgess-Grandeu Co.
stack-ralconsr Co., Gath and Harney,
undertakers. embalmers. Douglas Ss7.
Liquor Store Robhed--Burglars entered
the Hitler Liquor house, 1907 Farnam
street, by breaking in the transom, and
stole $2o in cash from safe, and sixteen
quarts of assorted liquors.
Omaha Pictures Popular-Moving pic
lures Of Omaha are growing popular.
After three days introduction they have
been started on their rounds of the
outlying districts and will be shown In
every neighborhood in Omaha. They
will be shown at the Airdome July IS, 10
and 20.
Syrup to be sstroyed-Thirty-si cans
of syrup, in possession of the Alliance
Grocery company, Alliance, Neb., are to
be seized by federal authorities on the
ground that they were misbranded in
violation of the national pure food laws.
The syrup was the product of the Bliss
Syrup Refining company Of Kansas City.
Laundry Worker Injured-Dolly Horn,
an employe of the Model Steam laundry
at Eleventh and Dodge streets, had a
little finger on her right hand severed
and her hand mangled when she acct
dentally caught 1t in a cold rolling ma
chine. She was taken to police head
quarters, where the wounds were dressed,
and later sent to her home in Council
Bluffs.
NOW Booking shows--Manager Frank
Phelps Of the Boyd theater, who Wednes-
day received the official notice of his
appointment as booking agent for the
Ak-Sar-Ben carnival this fall began his
work Thursday Of engaging the attrac-
tons. Manager Phelps promises the, larg-
est list of shows for this fall that any
Ak-Sar-Ben carnival has ever offered.
He now is carrying on negotiations with
several high class shows. All the book
ings for this seasons carnival will be
high class and refined
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12
NEBRASKA MILITIA IS
ORDERED TO POLE MOUNTAIN

Conpanies l. and F of Omaha of the
state militia are among those ordered to
the maneuvers at Pole Mountain, Wyo.
between. the inclusive dates of July 2S
and August 6. Other companies in the
state ordered to the maneuvers, which
are close to Omaha or which could con-
veniently start for Pole Mountain from
Omaha may be modified in Omaha be-
fore the date of starting, SO that the en-
tire body of troops can be sent out from
here In special trains instead of havins
the commands go separately, company
by company. All of the First Nebraska
regiment has been ordered to Pole Mount.
ain, besides the companies in Schuyler
and Kearney of the Second Regiment.