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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-20
Snbianapplts, Snb, Mpntao, 20 Stunt 1904
Nnf SeranlaiIuas bon 9nmaat=
tats=8eamtea berbaftet.

SHERMAN glarf, Elm aus Mi6igan
gitp auf parole entlaiiener Jarbiger,
unb Soiepb gaatban, elei9falls elm
5arbiser, puroen unter Der 4nfla9e,
pferoe i9ledt bebanoelt gu baben, auf
0eranlaHung pom 6umanitdtsbeomtsn
WilfDn bur1 Die RaDler Poli5iifen
5amuels uno Smith berbaftet. Die
felben batten bor cine f6mere Dampf=
maf6ins, Die gum Minbefen burG feAs
Yferbe 5dtte transpprtirt meroen follen,
nur bier pferoe gsipannt uno waren
bierbei, na9oem Die pferbe fat abge=
trieben, ertappt uno unter 2lnflaee ge=
felt. sic itelten fir ibr @ri9einen
i'm poli3eiseri6t Biir9ihaft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-20
~ 8audt bic Tish I Mingo.

OrtgtneIIe Ri9tigFel,
Sn Der Hebatttpn beg In e.
ipaitppol, GuBlanb, erf9einenben 8lat=
tes r&rbnsft Weitnif" eri9ien I'M
ldngit Elm ettpa neunidbrieer &nabe I'M
4ofafenan3ug, nit Yatronentaf9e,
9ol9 i'm @iirtel unb eissr SeanliiBe
nit rotbem 8pben. Sid 60fli9 bers
beugenb, fagte er: ISM ,arpmstt Meits
nit' ftebt sebrudt, buB auf ben @tufen
Der &tr9e bes 9eilieen Wlabtmtr
,ireenb Elm &nabe' benz 9(bmiraI
9frnblotp etn 6etligenbilb iiberrei9t
babe. Sd mD9te Sbnen nun erfldrer,
baB t9 ni6t ,irgenb etn Gnabe,' fons
bern Der auban'fne Gpfaf peter poz
pom BIN! W1ein ber5torbener 0ater ipar
Oberit Der Ruban'f9en &pfafen. Sd
bra9te benz Nomirol Sfrbblon bas
Bib Der Muttergpttes bon 4afan, neil
iie unfere 8ef6iibertn unb 0ertbeibis
germ lit. Der Qbniral nabm bas
Bib, tiibte mid unb fteqte mid fetnen
Rinbern bpr. Sic tperben btefes 10
f9retben!" 9ie ReboftiDn erfiilIte ben
Munf6 bes neuniGbrigen &piafen pe=
Ter pDpon unb erfldrte feierlidb, bab
er nidt nirgenb Elm Rnabe" TIT.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-20
Som einem StraRembabapageu
berleBt.

Mnt 6Hli6en @nbe Der GiDer MDenue
Bride murbe 9eitern Nbeno Jrau Jlora
Gladep, 1873 @tb Meit Str, burG
einen MeH Snbiauapolis StraBenbabn=
tpaeen umeepprfen, lam 9liifli4er=
peiie nit eebrD9enem geine uno &C.
I9unbenenl &Dpfe babon. 5obiel per=
lautet, iol fie berfu9t baben, bas @e=
leiie por benz fi9 in Sepe9une befin=
benben Wagen an treu5en uno nur ben
iibermeni6li6en Nnitrens sungen oes
Wotorniers, Der iofort Die gremie
IeBte unb ben Gtrpm aborebte, ber=
oanft Iie es, oaB Tie ni9t get6btet
uurbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-20
Mns tatboltiden Rreiien.

Ser Marion @Duntp 8erbanb fa=
iholif6er 9ereine bielt in in Der ct.
Soiepb Sale eeitern gfa9mittag eine
Gerfammluns ab, in Der Die Gelesaten
au Der bier ab3ubaltenben @pnbention
bes 9taatsberbanoes am 3. Suli ers
ndblt purben.
Gin gomite tpuroe nit ben Nrrana
gen1ents FIR bic Contention beauf=
tragt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-20
9lus Der Office Der Oeinno
betts=GebSroe.

Die Sabellen Der @eiunbbeits=Be=
h6rbe fiir ben Monat Mai setgen eine
8eherung i'm 8erglei9s nit benz borber=
gebenoen Wonate fino aber lange
ni9t 10 etinittg, tpie bic 2ifen bonn
Mai bori9en Sabres. 8oniilitis mar
bic borberrT6enbe Rrantbeit, benz Sp=
pbus erlagen 49 Rranfe, 2ungenent=
siinbung (pneumOnia) 319, Dipb,
iberia 20, 56arla6 ID, 9urdfan 21
Rrebs 95, bur6 uneliidsfdle farben
195 uno ben Pofen erlaeen 6.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-20
Sitter bonn gtemmeiiea an Der
Nrbeit.
git gorlisbe lpenben iie GblOrOfOrm an.

Gin ftbner 9trei9 fdiBte heute
W2orgen einen @inbre6er nor feiner
8erbaftuns. Die farbigen polt8titen
Sobn Spears unb Sart, faben, tpie
elm Mann ti5er bas @ras laufenb, fieb
gum Sauie BON Senrp @npber, 23O4
Norb SlinDis StraBe begab unb fib
In Der bort aufgebdngten Sdngematte
nieberlegts. 9te gin9en bin uno
fragten i'm, tras er bort iube unb er=
bielten bic fii6le MntmDrt, baB er bort
gum 8eIude lei, ieinen Namen CAB er
als Smith an.
Wdbrenb fie mod nit ibm I'M 8es
iprd6 tparen. bbrten fie S6tile pom
bena6barten Sauie 5enrp g. ger'
tbolos, 224O g1oro Slinois Str. unb
oer eine Der poli3ifen begab fib bort=
bin, um gu ieben, mus porging.
Ser anbere polisiit, mad turser nn=
terrebung fol9te bem erIten, I'm aus5u4
finben, baB bas Saus bes 6errn Ger=
tholo BON Dieben beiu9t purbe, tpel9e
nit elmer SO entbaltenben B6rie ii9
auf Die 6lu6t gema9t batten.
Cine Nadfrage i'm Sauie beg Germ
Snpber ergab, oaB bort feline geiu9er
feien, baB fol9li9 Der mniteriDie Wtann
In Der Sdneematte b06itpabriaeinlt6
Elm Rumpan oes 9iebes tpar.
Sn benz Saufe BON Splbanus
Mpon, 2411 Genmoob 9lbe. tuurbe
ebenfals, na6bsm bic Gamilienmit=
glieoer 6loroformirt tDaren, etn gin=
bru9 beriibt. Sier erbeuteten bic Gin
BREEDER $25 in 8aar. 9ieier 9iebfabl
tpurbe alio innerbalb 2 Squares bon
bsm eritssnannten ausgefhbrt. Eie=
ielben 9iebe bra9en aud IN bas Saus
Deg bena6barten Mlfreb McWannus
unb erlei6terten bi, glei6fafls 9loro=
formirte Samilie um 81 8aar. eine
aoloeue l16r unb 3uei pertbbolle
Ginge.
9ie &efibens 9enrp Stebt=
felbt's, 2417 Gennoob Nbe. uurbe
au9 beimgeiu6t unb eine tleine
@umme Gelb eeitOblen.
6err MiItpn Meper, bon
234O Noro Slinois Str. tpurbe burd
9la9barn aufmerfIam gema6t oaB fi6
stpei Mdnner in berbd9ti9sr Weife nit
feinen Tentern beibdfttgten uno bar-
auFbin murben bieielben eei9loi1en,
10 baB er obne 8erluit babon fam.
geri6iebene anbere Sduier biefea
9iitrifts wurben beute firth bon ben
@inbre9ern beiu6t, in Der Nbii9t,
Die 8ewobner sl befeblen. 9opeii
iebp9 fino feline tpeiteren Meloungen
erfol9rei6er @inbrii9e eingetroffen.
Sarrp TDrb, $50 Sf Soutb Gtr.,
beriattt Der polisei, baB ginbre6er
am gonnta9 Morgen firth, stpei llbren
uno ettpas iiber 500 in Baargelo aus
feinem Sauie enttpenbeten.
Sm 0auie nDn Srant gteBler,
927 Slet6er Mbe. tpurben Die 9tebe
bur9 ,5rau NeBler, Die bur9 Elm @e=
rdui9 ertpa1t mar, beri9eu6t; 10 oaB
iie bier unberri6teter 5a9e a6sieben
muBten,
Sn benz nur stuei 9duier entfern=
ten Mobnbauie bpn B. S. WiQiams
aber, 9elans ss benz Diebe cine 9Dloene
l1br au iteblen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-20
gbomas VI. 9ean tn Nem 0orl
geitor6em.

Sbomas u. Dean, friiber bier i'm
@ngros 5pirituofen=@eiddft unter Der
Girma Wopbforb & Dean, auleBt Del
8eId1ftsfibrer Der Cuban Nmerican
Sobacco 60. in Stem Sort, 1T bort
eeHern naa Idn9erem Srantenlager
gefrrben.
9ie 2ei9e 1T bereits mad bier unter=
tpees unb tpirb bon Der Wobnung Der
@9meltern bes 8erftorbenen aus bic,
beerbigt tueroert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-20
Yolt3etseri6t.

Greo Burbiel, bes tbdtli6en Nn=
critics auf Clarence Brandt anee=
fla9t unb Sobn goppenbaber unter
Nntlage Der 8eruntreuung aupertrau=
ter Waaren unb @elber, tpurben Bel b
bur6 eine @omn,ifton als n d
irriinn / g befunoen uno tperben
prn5eifirt tueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-20
Gtnla0nas 3nr 0eneralberiamm=
lung Ses 9.=&Om. Gatbol.
Gentra1=gereins.

Serr g. 5. Bouri9eibt BON peoria,
Sa., Der Gorr. unb Jinan3=Geceretdr
bes 9euti6en Rbmti6- &atbolii6en
&entral,gereins bon gtorb Mmerita,
bat folaenbe ft6 ielbit ertldrenbe @itr-
labung an ale bem @entral=gerein atl=
9eb0renoen Bereine 9eianbt:
sn bic Serren 8eamten unb WeiteIies
Der Der benz 8. &..G. @entral=Ber=
elm angef9lohenen 8eretne! Wertbe
8ereins=Mitglieber:
Gum 49. Mtale ereebt hermit bic
Quforberung an alIe, benz @. &. g.
@entral=gerein angeidloKenen 0er=
eine, etnen ab9eoroneten our General
geriammlung 8u entienben. 9ieielbe
iinbet am H., r., 13. uno IL. Sep
tember in st. Souls, No., fatt.
Das 8ereinsmeIen bat in bieien
neununbbier5ig Sabren iol6e riefige
Ierbdltnilie angenommen, bic ale @r=
tpartungen melt itberfhreiten. Sieie
GroBartigfeit unb gtelieitigteit Der
beri6iebenen geretne unb gerb6noe,
uel9e uns fo5ufa9en erbritden, berlar=
gen eine gereinfa6uns, tpenn anoerer-
ieits Die 8ereine ielbit rnb ibre 9uten
3tuefe ni9t erIidt unb berloret oeben
iollen. Die Grii1ber unIeres @entral=
8ereins batten I'M Sabre 1856 seuiB
feine Ibnung babDn, tpte fi9 bic
Sinqe mad einem balben Sabrbunbert
seitalten tpiirben, unb i6afften ettpas,
ras ben bamali9en 3eiten unb um=
itdnben angepaBt mar. Seute tritt an
uns Die Nufgabe beran, bieie 8eftim=
mungen fir Die gebiirfuiRe unisrer
Sage tauglt6 5u MAIDEN, unb ba tpirb
piellei6t gieles fallen tniti1en, mas ba=
mails fiir bur9aus notbmenbie oebal.
ten tpurbe.
Nus 0em 8Drge6enoen tperben Die
yeretne erfeben, tpie bebeutltnesbon Die
| GeneralberIammlu unieres alien
@entralbereins In bieIem Sabre iii.
Wir fteben am @6eibeme9e, unb in
ct. Souls muB es fi6 seigen, pel9en
gDeg mir fDrtan panbeln tperoen. 0pr
anei Monaten tDurbe Elm &unbi9reiben
an ale 8ereiue 0erianbt unb in Der
prefIe ber0ffentli9t, tpel6es Die Grunb=
gebanfen 5ur Reorganization entbielt.
Sollte Elm Selegaf nod elm @remplar
tnttni6en, 10 ftebt iol9es bereittpiIligft
our 8erfit9ung,) l1niere Snterehen
erbeii6en besbalb eine alieitt9e Betbei-
ligung, unb oieielbe lit I'm 10 mebr gu
ertparten, ba ber 0erfammlun9spri
mod nebenbet einen @enuB bietet, mel.
der Weni9en ber96nnt 1T, ndmli9 bic
gefidti9ung ber er6Bten Weltausfel=
lung, tpel6a iemals bagetpeIen lit.
Cine ber5lide @inlabung Der 2ocal.
| Geifbeb6roe Iie9t BET, tpel6e es unnb=
tbig ma9t, bier n1ebr babon at faeen.
| @s ergebt oas ernitli6e grIu6en an
ale gereine, tii6tige Mdnner nod ct.
Souls 5u f4ifen, inbem bic Wi6tt9teit
Der oiesldbrigen General =gerfamms
lung ni6t genug betont tuerben fann.
gis beute baben bereits sebn staats=
berbdnoe Nb9eoronete ertpdblt, pel6e
mit6elfen tperben, bas fatbolif9e Ger=
einspeien 10 3u bilOen, baB es unter
Nutorttdt unierer 81. Stride, sum
gauben unb Grommen unferes ameri-
fanii6en Seimatblanbes, iopie 3ur
Gortpfan3ung unferer 9itten unb
| Spra6e aud tueiterbin bltiben uno ee=
oeiben m6ge."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-20
Yerional= l=Nott3en.

Serr 5 D B We B g e r empftng
seifern anldBli6 ietnes IS. @eburts=
tages biele heralibe @ratulationen uno
man6es biibf9e @ef9enf. Nm Ibeno
erfreute ibn Der vWuiitberein" nit
einem Stdno9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-20
9as Subiama Staatsr0ebanoe
gefaQt aagemetn.

Oas Stt0l11d St11t5 0ebdu0e
f9eint bnr6 feline geI9mafoolle unb
geoiegene ginrihtung ttberaa gang be-
ionbers 81 gefallen. Sn ieinen See
ri6ten iiber bic Notwithstanding inst.
2ouis ptbmet Der befannte ReiIes
f6riftfeuer 9r. Wf. Baumfelb bem=
ielben folgenbes Sob
oGinen ptd6tisen 8au ifellt 5 n=
b / q n aus. greite goeenberanben
Iasern ii9 re9ts unb lints Inn bic
6rOnt. Sic 1T 10 gut 9e9liebert, baB
man iofort Elm iorgfdltig bur9tompo=
nirtes Snnere babinter permutbet> unb
ni6t enttdui6t tpirb. 0or Naem err
I6eint mir ein problem fe6r sltidli6
selDH, tpel6es fiir bas ameritanii6e
Saus beionoere gea6tune erforoert.
Scenes Der Sreppe ndmli9. @ie bier
bur9 stuei stpftperfe 6inbur6 cine
breite Doppeltreppe nit uieoertebren=
ben NbidBen ar6ttettoniid aus9eniibt
| If, berbient boufte Whrbigung. 9ie
@tiege bort auf, Elm bloBer Wes sr
iein, ben man, oft mhbiam genug,
| 3urtiflegt.
Sic tpirb ein reiabolles unb unent-
bebrlides She'll bes @arset, auf ben,
man eerne berpeilt, bas man ft6 gut
als 96auplab it1ttmen @efprd6es bets
fen mag, Oeiien Nbidbe 3u 5alonpar=
tifeln bertperbet tuerben f6nnten, bic
eben gerabe nur Haun bteter1 fir eintge
Benige, bic nirfli6 stfammen ge=
b6ren. lln6 bon allen Shetlen bteier
Sreppe ttberlieht man S6eile bes Sau-
| fes in hHbf6er unb au9 gemtitbli4er
Perfpeftibe. Sn 11nierem Galle miin=
bet iie in cine Salle, an bic ii9 Elm
perFtbreriib bebaglides 6errensimme,
f6lieBt. 9as @an3e lit auf @rau.
! grim eefimmt. Gie Mdnbe Natur=
hols nit gelu6efa1ungen, eine @Om-
binetipn, bic Iebr pttant tpirft. Sas
2i6t fdllt our6 farbige supraparten
aug @las ein. Gin breiter 3an1tn 1T,
tpie Der Seppi6, auf ben Son bon
Wano unb W6bel geittmmt, alles ruhie
unb gebiegen, aber beiletbe 1i6t lang.
tpeilig. Nber au6 gar ttibt anfpru6s'
bDn. Ser re9te Gaunt fiir eint
gorpna, bic fi6 im gifer beg @eIprd.
| DIES gerne erbibt, Die 8eme9ungsfrei.
| belt brau6t, aber aud tiefe unb breit'
Sauteuils, In bic man ft6 surhffallen
ldBt, tpenn man bes Nrgumentirens
nttbe 1T.
Nu9 i'm l1ebrigen entbdlt bieies
6aus btele Details, bic babon aeugen.
bnB li1 Die @rbauer babel tpirflif
etuas eeba9t baben. gs tuirb bor
elmer febr farbenprd9tigen 8lasfnppel
eefr6nt, bur6 bic Der Wittelraum bee
erften 5toftpertes beionbers gutes
Sberlt3t erhdlt. 9ie hblt6e Sc.
understanding, bic bur6wees glei6=
gearbeitete Gabmen aufpeiF. 8Dr
! ben 8ilbern fann man bas ni6t iagen,
benn es iif eine gr6Bere Winoritdt in
tereRanter 9in9e barunter, als iibli6.
Nu6 ionft linb in ben &dumen funif=
getuerbli6e Nrtitel nit @ei6maf ber-
tbeilt, bon benen bic Jananeen i'm
boben Ranee iteben. Cine 8erbin.
6inbun9 bon Strobgefedt unb bunflem
2eber ersiebt aparte W6belitiide. M II
einem orte, Elm $ aus
in b as m n gerne E n e b e T.
1fe rt, aud tpenn man ni9ts Be-
| fonberes bnrten at iu6en bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-20
SaaOidmb.

Der 8unbf6ub berf9ob seitern In
Golge bes uiierablen Wetters oas
WaIbfef, tuel9es er in Sbiefing's Walb
abbalten tpollte, big auf Meiteres.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-20

EE Die bette 5 Sent gigarre In
Der 5tabt, Wu6o's p2OngfeaDp".
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1904-06-02
Entire Faculty of the
S. D. A. {. Re-Engaged
State Regents Make No Change in Agricultural College Faculty.
Let Contracts.

At meeting held in Huron last
week the State Regents of Education
transacted considerable important bus
iness and voted to continue in service
the present faculty OF the State Agri-
cultural college, including the assist
ants and employees. 1t is expected
that Miss Caldwell will return to her
position next fall and in that event
Miss Goddard will act as assistant.
Chas. Glatz of Madison, was awarded
the contract Of building the Madison
Normal kitchen and laundry for the
sum of S3,712.
The new armory at Nermilion Uni
versity will be constructed by +. X.
Neylan of that city at cost of $40, AS.
The School of Mines will be supplied
with a new heating system by Symmes
Il Powers of Sioux Falls, $6,2l0 con-
tract price.
The Springfield Normal will also
have a new heating plant costing
S2,27l, furnished by the Archambo
Heat d Plumbing Co. of Minneapolis.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1904-06-02
Judicial Convention

The county Republican judicial
convention was held at the G. A. r.
hall in this city on Saturday after
noon. In view of all the circum-
stances and owing to the fact that
this is a busy time of year among the
farmers the representation was not as
large as the last convention held here.
There were but few precincts, how
ever, that were not represented.
w. H. Roddle was made chairman
and Geo. H. Larrabee of the Aurora
Times, secretary.
The temporary organization was
made permanent and the resolutions
committee presented the following
which were adopted:
"Realizing that circuit Judge
should possess certain essential quail
fications, strict integrity, long ex'
perience at the bar, strong sense oi
Justice, good sound judgment, and a
disposition to treat litigants and
lawyers with courtesy and fairness,
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1904-06-02
S.D.A. {. Track Team Champions of 7woStates
The Fable of The Two Inns

James Tobin Brown and james
Brown Tobin were born in the same
town on the same day but for differ
ent reasons not necessary to explain.
They were created free and equal
otherwise they would have been un.
constitutional and probably declare
void.
Both young men enjoyed the bene.
fits of the same education in the pub.
lie school which was conducted by the
aid OF a school ma'am with blue ewes
and yellow hair whose father was fore.
man of a brick yard and influential in
politics. There was a motto over the
door of the school house which was
bought with the proceeds OF wrest-
ling match. 1t read in large gothic
type "SUCH Is LIFE"
When Jimmy Brown was eighteen
years old his father bought him two
+. d w. collars and tooth brush and
he secured position as second tenor
in the church choir which gave his
mother much pleasure, 50 she sold all
the second hand furniture in the attic
to a poor but deserving neighbor and
bought Jimmy a black Prince Albert
and a white vest. He wore his every
day pants on Sunday but the front Of
the choir loft was drapped 50 that they
yUara invisible
Jimmy Tobin had no voice to speak
OF but was patient and had lots Of
time and secured the job Of furnishing
the organ with wind while Jimmy
Brown sang lor-i-lays and famed the
first alto between numbers.
Jimmy Tobin got Il every Monday
morning for pumping the organ which
he deposited in the Savings Bank at
per cent interest. He also developed
considerable muscle in his right arm
and spinal cord, and Jimmy. Brown
meanwhile developed neck and pic
colo voice and made a hit with the
ladies, especially the first alto.
The first alto was a widow with swell
shape and plenty of dough and She
owned house on the bill with tele-
phone, electric bells and bath room.
She was certainly it.
Jimmy Brown called the widow by
her first name bnt Jimmy Tobin was
afraid to look at her for fear she
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1904-06-02

might see him do it. She had black
eyes also. One Saturday night Jimmy
Brown walked home with the widow
from choir rehearsal. He carried his
the widow on his right. The subjects
OF their conversation were numerous
but mostly concerned the first bass
and the soprano who were married but
not together. 1t was generally sup
posed that they wished they weren't
married. Such things sometimes
happen to people who sing in choirs.
Jimmy Tobin walked along behind
at respectable distance with yellow
dog who was going the same way.
a bold man stepped out Of a dark al
ley and grabbed the widow endeavor-
ed to make off with her. Jimmy
Brown thought this most impolite and
protested in a sweet fGlsetto voice but
the bold bad man pushed him aside
and proceeded to kidnap the widow.
Just then Jimmy Tobin came up
and as he had no voice to speak of he
knocked the bold bad man through an
iron fence and walked home with the
dog, also the widow seemed willing to
go along.
The next day Jimmy Tobin married
the widow and they live on the hill in
the swell house and have an automo-
Tobin's laundry in the basement.
Jimmy Brown still sings second ten
or in the church choir Sundays when
he can save up enough during the
week to get his laundry out on Satur-
day night.
Moral: a second tenor can win a
maid but it takes man to win a widow.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1904-06-02
The Brookings Athletes
Win Another Victory
The S. D. A. C. Track Team Defeat the North Dakota Champions
BY Score OF Eghythree TO Forty-two.

On Friday the champion track
team Of North Dakota, representing
the Grand Forks university, met the
champions of South Dakota at the
Agricultural college athletic park to
decide the championship for the two
states.
The visitors arrived Thursday even
ing and were a fine looking lot of
young men and their demeanor
showed them not only to be athletes
but gentlemen as well. In view OF
this fact, though entire strangers
among our people, they soon found
friends and their stay in the city was
a pleasant one. During the events
they were frequently applauded as
opportunity presented itself.
Friday evening the visitors were
treated to an Open-air concert by the
band and a reception was held in
their honor at the g. A. X. hall.
The track events were interesting
from start to finish, making it all in
all one OF the best days sport ever
witnessed in Brookings, and the
result was as follows:
50-yard dash-Won by Schrauden-
bach, Grand Forks; Seeger, Brookings,
second. Time, :05 3-5.
Pole vault-Won by Mathews g,
Brookings; Boyd, Brookings, second.
Height, 10 feet inch.
Mile run-Corbin, Bookings, first;
G.. Johnson, Grand Forks, second.
Time, 4:54. Fastest time ever made
on this track.
Hammer throw-McCordick, Brook
ings, first; Baker, Grand Forks,
second.
120-yard hurdle Schraudenbach,
Grand Forks, first: Ruth, Brookings,
second. Time, Is 40.
22O-yard low hurdle-Seeger, Brook
ings, first: Conmy, Grand Forks, sec
ond. Time, ~ 2-5.
Shot put-koch, Brookings, first;
Baker, Grand Forks, second. Dis
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and we being especially fortunate in
having fellow citizen possessing all
these qualifications in a marked
degree in the person OF Hon. j. z.
Cheever, whose long residence and
practice in this circuit have demon
strated his undoubted ability to
properly and faithfully perform the
duties of that responsible position,
therefore it is hereby,
"REsOLvED, That we unqualitiedly
endorse his candidacy for the position
of Judge of the Third Judicial Circuit
of this state and pledge him the loyal
support of the delegation from Brook
ings county to the Circuit Republi-
can convention to be held at Clark
South Dakota, June 2,!1904, and this
convention hereby instructs said dele
CATION to use all honorable means to
secure his nomination to such posi-
ton"
I. :. JACKSON,
Chairman OF Committee on Resolu-
tiOns.
FRED DRICKEN,
Secretary of Committee on Resolu-
tiOns.
4 committee was selected and re.
ported the following list of delegates
and alternates to the Judicial cOnven-
ton being held at Clark today:
Philo Hall q. J. Collier
G.. A. Mathews, Neil Stewart
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DECORATION DAY
Observed in a Commendable Man
ner by Brookings People

Although no special effort had seem.
ingly been made for proper observ'
ance of Decoration day, yet Monday
morning the streets were swarming
with people and carriages, manifesting
that the citizens of this city and the
surrounding country had laid aside
their everyday toll for the purpose oi
doing honor to the nations dead
heroes.
At ten O'Clock the college Cadete and
their splendid band marched from the
college to the q. A. X. hall and were
there Joined by the city band.
a procession of G. A. K. and w. Il.
G.. members was formed on Main street
headed by the consolidated band and
escorted by the cadets, and at 1890
started on their march to the cemetery
followed by long procession of citi-
zens in carriages. The usual services
were conducted at the cemetery.
At two o'clock a large audience
assembled in the college where DIR.
Chalmers, president Of the Agricul-
tural college delivered what is said to
have been one of the finest addresses
ever heard in this city.
1t is a pleasure to note that there
were no sports of any sort to attract
the attention of the people from the
solemnity of the occasion. Most OF
the business houses were closed dur
ing the hours between 10 and 3 3o'cloCk
aff"rding an opportunity for all to par
ticipate in the devotions.
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Average for week
Feel Impending Doom

The feeling Of impending doom in
to thankfulness by the benefit derived
viii cure incipient Bright's desease
and diabetes and even in the worst
cases gives comfort and relief. Slight
disorders are cured in few davs. II
had diabetes in its worst FORM" writes
Marion Lee Of Dunreath, Ind. II
tried eight physicians without relief.
Only three bottles of Foley's Kidney
Cure made me a well man." G. d.
Kendall.