Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-11-09
CURRENT EVENTS.
Stolen From The Exchanges.
That Come to Our Table.

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country without a constitution.
Between football and the Jewish
massacre in Russia, the Peace
society is passing some restless
nights.
President Mccall contends that
there are two sides to the life insur-
ance business. Ii is clear enough
shat policyholders have the outside.
The university of Jena has estab-
lished a new precedent tor %unlversi-
ties by the appointment of a pro
lessor of dramaturgy, that is, OF the
science of drama and Of dramatic
art. The appointee is DIR. Hugo
Dinger.
Reynolds newspaper OF London,
England, announces that it is
informed from a high source that
plans have been elaborated with the
greatest care for the rapid flight Of
the whole Russian loyal family from
Russia in case it becomes necessary
for the car to flee, and it is esti-
mated that they can get out of Rus
STA and be we'll on their way to
England within six hours after they
are warned to fee.
1t would be funny il it wasn't
exasperating to see a bunch of fell
lows, many Of whom have followed
an anti-republican banner and
marched in anti-republican process
sions for years, organizing "Roose-
welt leagues framing republican
resolutions and endeavoring to die
tate to members of the party that
have stood pat for the G. 0. p. all
their lives. We are considerable of
a Methodist on this proposition--let
these fellows be put on probation
Iroquois Chief.
Representative Curtis, of Kansas,
the only man in the house OF repre-
sentatives with Indian blood in his
veins, and for years a recognized
authority on Indian matters, said
today that the government had for
years tried to keep whisky and other
alchclic drinks from the Indians of
Indian Territory, but that the curse
Of the red skins had been the alchol-
ic medical compounds and certain
preparations sold by country stores
as essences" and "favoring
extracts" While prosecuting attor-
ney in the territory he often tried 10
reach the people who sold these
Mr.. Curtiss is giving seri-
ous consideration to the proposition
that when Indian Territory is
to statehood with Okla
boma, it be with a probation clause.
Several suggestions have been made
hat instead of providing for straiget
prohibition 10 the territory, there be
! sort Of army canteen where the
indians may have beer and light
vines. 1t is asserted that this would
the Indians and save them
rom Drinking the stuff they get now
trough blind tigers" Mr.. Curtis
3 looking into this suggestion.
One result, and perhaps the most
important to the public, Of the
death by football" OF l1-year old
Wise, Of the Oak Park high
'chool second team, Nov. 2, will be
campaign by the school authori
ies against all football in secondary
schools. This will begin Monday,
vhsn q mass meeting Of the students
I'D faculty will abolish the game in
Ne yillaes Of Oak Park for the sea-
- Then, BY trying to substitute
|one ether sorm Of athletics, which
Ilill vii arouse school spirit" the
M Park school will begin It's prop
lcnnds. Lacrosse or hare-and
hounds nay b substituted. Al she
nme tine the Chicago board 81 edu.
11tion = expected p take up che
4 appssrs that several
~ ~ Hyde Park second
=, whi fooeht OH Park when
~ Killed, hid besn