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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-09-13

The time of holding the primaries TO select
said delegates to such county convention as
fixed by law, will be September 18th, 1906, be-
tween the hours of and 5 80 o'clock p. M, and
at such primaries two members of the county
central committee will be elected in each pre-
cinct, and the place of holding such primaries
in each precinct will be as follows: Alton, at
the township hall Argo, at the school house in
District No. "A; Alton at the school house in
Bushnell; Aurora Township, at the school house
in district No. ;; Aurora Village, at the engine
house in said village; Brookings Township, at
fhe township hall; Bangor, at the township hall !;
I Brookings City, 1st ward, H. f. Lloyd's barn {;
End ward, at the &. \. r. Hall; Bird ward at the
City Hall 4th ward, Court Room in the Court
House; Elkton, at the Engine House; Eureka,
at the township hall; Laketon, School House
in District No. IS; Lake Sinai, township hall {;
Lake Hendricks, School House III District No.
2; Medary, at Cornelius Trygstad's House; Oak
wood, LarsOn'S hall at Bruce: Oslo, School
House in District No. I 4; Oak Lake, at School
House in District No. 81; Parnell School House
in District No. 10; Preston, School House in
Nistrict No. /; Richland, School House in Dis
Nict No. 81 Sterling, at township hall; Sher-
man, School House in District No. T. Trenton,
at the Camp School House: NOlga City, City
Kali; Nolga Township, at School House in Dis
trict No. 3; White, at the old f. II. West build
ing; WinsOr, School House in District No. Is.
Dated at Brookings, South Dakota, this llth
day of August, \. D. 1906
By order of Republican County Central Com
mittec +. +. OUNGBERti,
Albert MatsOn, Chairman.
Secretary.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-09-13
$500 to the Pacific Coast and Return
From Chicago. Correspondingly Low
Round. Trip Rates From Other Points

Via the Chicago, Union Pacific &
Northwestern Line daily, June l to
Sept. 30, to San Francisco, Los Ange-
les, Portland, Seattle and Tacoma and
other Pacific Coast points. Very low
rates to Helena, Butte, Spokane,
Ogden and Salt Lake City. Daily
and personally conducted excursions
in Pullman tourist sleeping cars to
San Francisco, Los Angeles and Port.
land, through without change.
Double berth only 800 from Chicago
and 1915 from Omaha. Choice Of
routes. For rates, tickets, ETC., apply
to agents Chicago & Northwestern
R'y.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-09-13
Mr.. NJ. H. NORTON,
Manager, THE Missouri Girl Co.

Dear Sir
Your attraction 1.-The Missouri Girl"
which just closed a weeks engage
ment with us gave entire satisfaction
time you visit the coast we will be
pleased to give you a week at our
theatre as plays with the genuine
merit that "The Missouri Girl" con-
tains are readily patronized by the
theatre goers of Seattle, especially
when presented by capable company,
such as you have in the cast Of 1.-THE
Missouri Girl"
With best wishes we remain,
Yours very truly,
RUSSELL d DREW.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-09-13
Shabby
Houses

1t does not pay to let
good property decrease in
value for the want Of a
little paint. And painting
need not be the costly item
it so often is.
1t is a question of good
paint skillfully applied.
Get a good painter and
have him use
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-09-13
Very Low Rates to Chattanu oga, Tenn

Via the Northwestern Line. Ex-
cursion tickets will be sold September
10 to II, inclusive, with favorite return
limits, on account of Regimental
Reunion, Anniversary Battle OF
Chickamauga. Apply to agents Chi
cage 4 Northwestern R'y.
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Republican County Convention

4 Mo the Republican electors of the County OF
Brookipgs, South Dakota:
Tho Republican County Central Committee OF
Brookings County in compliance with statutory
requirements, has called delegate convention
for the Republicans of the County OF Brookings,
South Dakota, to meet in the City of Brookings
in said county, on Tuesday, September 18th,
1906 at / o'clock p. m, at the Grand Opera
House. for the purpose of placing in nomination
candidates for the various offices to be voted
upon at the general election 10 be held Novem-
Der 9th, 1906 next, and for the transaction of
such other business may properly be consid-
cred, at which time and place candidates for
the following offices will be placed in nomina-
ton, to-wit:
County Treasurer
County Auditor
Register of Deeds
Sheriff
States Attorney
Superintendent of Schools
Clerk of Court
County Judge
Surveyor
Coroner
State Senator
Three Members Legislature
Four County Justices of the Peace
Four County Constables
County Commissioner, First District
County Commissioner Third District
County Commissioner, Fifth District
The ratio as fixed by the County Central Com
mittee will be as follows: One delegate for each
twenty j20I votes or major fraction thereof cas-
for Hon Samuel II. Elrod, Republican candi-
date for Governor at the election of 1891. The
representation to which the several precincts
will be entitled under this call is as follows:
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DR.. Firms Testimony Interest.
ing

DR.. Thomas Finn, OF Boonsboro,
Mo, who has practiced medicine for
80 years, says he has used every pre-.
scription known to the profession for
treatment OF kidney and bladder
diseases, and says he has never found
anything so effective in both chronic
and acute kidney and bladder trouble
as Foley's Kidney Cure. 1t stops
Irregularities and builds up the whole
system Sold by II. q. Olson.
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
Adjourned Session of the Board of
County Commissioners

The board OF county commissioners
OF Brookings County, S. D., met in
adjourned session at the Office of the
county auditor at the court house in
the city of Brookings on Tuesday
September 4th, 1906, at 10 O'Clock a..
m,
Members present: Chairman, F.W.
Newton, and Commissioners Ole
Erickson, Lewis Johnson, O.. G. Oy-
loe and James Pike, and the county
auditor as clerk.
The board was called. to order by
Chairman Newton.
AS provided by law the county aud
itor submitted to the board an esti.
mate of the amount OF taxes necessary
to be raised to defray the expenses OF
the county for the ensuing year, as
fnllnmS.
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RASEBALL.
New York Americans Enjoy Rest AFTER q
Hard Game at birmingham.

B~lRMGNGHAM. Ala. March ll.-This wa s
an Of day for the New York Ameri cans. but
the rest was a great relief to the players,
nearly all OF whom are stif and sore after
their efforts in yesterdays game. Ira liner
Mike Martin had a busy day trying to work
the kinks and soreness out Of the joints Of
the players.
Manager Grif1th was more than pleased
with the showing of the team against the
local club, The batting of the New Works
was terrific when they once got going. and
in fielding they were perfect. not an error
being scored against them, Two plays by
Williams were especially brilliant, and he is
far from being in condition. When he gets
in proper trim the new players who are to
try for his position viii have their work cut
out trying to GUST him.
The work OF Newton and GARRISON in the
box was perfect. They had splendid CON
troll. plenty of speed and relied very little on
their curves to help them out. Jim, Mcclure
was worked the entire game. as Grlftith ia
giving the arm Of the new catcher. Thomas,
which is weak, as much rest rs possible.
Whalen, the new tw irler from California,
and Catcher Jack Kleinow reported to-day
and Elberfeld will he here in the morning
The weather is good and warm, and Il it
holds out during the week the team will be
in splendid condition by next Sunday.
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Nationals Divided Into Rival Hotel Teams.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, March 1.-The most
important game of the New York Nationals
training trip will probably take place TO-.
morrow afternoon-that is. If Mathewson
and Billy Gilbert can get back in the game.
Matty is still on the sick list with a bad cold,
while Gilbert is hopping about with a bruised
foot. due TO being kicked while playing foot
ball.
II has been necessary for the New Yorks
to divide up in different hotels. One portion
OF the team is on one side OF the street and
ing practice a debate has come up as to which
hotel has the best team, so a challenge was
issued and accepted. The game will be eX-
citing. as goes without saying. The losing
team will feed the victors in the dining room
OF the losers, The lineup is not known as
yet but there is no doubt that both teams will
send forth their best men.
George Browne is the only missing member
of the team now, and the speedy outflelder
is expected In any day,
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BOATS FOR THE ROOSEVELT CUP.
Fifteen Being Designed to Meet the Ger
man Yachts In the FAN,

American vachtsmen are taking an active
interest in the defence of the Roose welt cup
which the Eastern Yacht club has offered for
a series of races with the represent atives of
the Imperial Yacht club of Germany. The
Eastern Yacht club has sent out an invita-
tion to yachtsmen all over the country 10
build boats and take part in the trial races
which are TO he sailed in order TO select the
three b est boats to meet the German boats.
These boa Is are TO be built under a rule which
says that length. beam and drau ght together
are not to be more than 81 feet. Already
fifteen boats are being talked Of. Several of
these have already been ordered. and Others
are now on paper, and the designers are seeing
what they can do for those y%aChtsmen who
contemplate building.
Herreshufi has three boats on hand One
Is for H.. VI. Sears. another for +. &. McCom-
Der and the third name has not been made
public. Boardman, who designed the Man
chester. the yacht that captured the Seawan-
haka Challenge Cup last year, has four boats
on hand. These are for br. John l., Brewer,
G.. II. NJ. Foster, Charles Francis Adams, I'd.
and c. P, Curtis, Jr. Small Bros. have two
boats. These are for DR.. Newton Price and
f.. W. Jones. Burgess and Packard have one
and b. r. Crowninshield has two. Three boats
are being designed by New York nav archi-
tects. William Gardner has one for a mem
Der Of the New York Yacht Club who for the
present prefers to be an unknown. Cox 4
Stevens have another on hand and Clinton n.
Crane Ia drawing the lines for a boat said 10
be for one of the HRVemeyers.
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TIED IN SWIHMING MEET.
Columbla and Pennsylvania Divide Events
Defeating Harvard.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE second in
~tercolle giate swimming meet. held last night
in the University Of PENNSYLVANIA GYM
nasium tank, resulted in n tie between Penn
s~ylvania and Columbia. The 100 yard sw i'm
resulted in a dead heat between Karl Gillen
of Pennsylvania and y, kress of Columbia
This race caused the meet to be a draw.
The 800 yard race, which was won by Capt
Hopkinson Of Pennsylvania and the relay
race we're I he only real decisive victories OF
the evening, all the other events being won
by a mere touch of the hand In an English
polo game the Pennsylvania varsity op-
posed a picked team. The varsity won by
the score of 4 points to L.. Summary:
Five Man Relay Race, 1880 Feet, Each Man
Swimming 200 Feet Columbia. o. KrcSs, L, Matt,
Pennsylvania +. u. rogers. n. S. Newbold. c. 4.
McCarey, +. Hopklnson, Jr, and X. GIler. second.
Harvard, C. b. Meier, j. Y. Quinlan, n. p, Allen.
p. \. Myman and J. Palmer, third, Time 3minutcs
20 S seconds.
Plunge for Distance. Championship Won by
J. Il. Bryant. Pennsylvania, with as feet q inches:
p. l., Well, Columbia. second, with 81 feet, {. y.
Meier. third, with ~ feet 0 inches.
one Length 100 feeu Won hy F. c. Brown.
Columbia: h, Giller, PennSylNa anita, second; j. V.
Ouinlan, Harvard, third, Time, ~ s seconds,
O. Kress, Columbia. a dead heat for ursti !, Palmer,
Harvard. laird. Time. minute 10 5 seconds.
900 Yard swim Won by / II, llopkinSou, Jr.,
Pennsylvania, c. y. Mckinley. Columbia. second;
g. r. Morrison. Harvard. third. Time, I minutes
81 rs seconds.
team. Score Varsity, 4 picked team /.
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Baseball Notes,

Chick Stahl rises TO remark that he thinks morn
ing practice more injurious than beneficial.
1t will cost Dayton players s. for every glass Of
beer they drink before a game this 80 Jason. At
this rate a quart Of bubbles will cost sos.
Nine -tenths OF professional ball PLAYERS are
married. II is said. but no fair lady has yet thrown
the matrimonial ariat around While kceler's neck,
The New York Americans, Chicago Americans
and Brooklyns each have n dentist on the playing
list, but winning pennants is harder than pulling
teeth.
When Cy Seymour was a pitcher he was handl
capped by his small hands. But they are plenty
every ny ball that comes within a block Of centre
field.
Speaking OF Laporte. Grinth's new second base.
man, Ernest Greene. who pitches for the Buffalo
team, says: Make no mistake, that man Is a slugger
and will give the American League %sluggers a Job
to keep up with him. Grin took no chances when
he got him"
The veteran twlrlcr Kid Nichols Of the Ph!ia-
delphia Nationals stan Is practising with the
Athletics In New Orleans. a report says Nichols
Is living in New Orleans, II was thought the Kid
was TOO nrmly welded TO Kansas City TO change
his abode this late In life,
1t seems that the reform GrlnIth introduced last
season in the way OF uniforms Is moi 10 be retained.
The New York Americans arc 10 70 back to the
old blue suits and white stockings. the most Nm.
Gsthetic attire that ever offended the artistic senst.
bilitles on the diamond But all will he forgiven
u Grin can snare the elusive pennani. It's not
the clothes that make the champion.
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Upton CUP FOR % FOOTERS.
Deed OF GIFT Giving Terms for Races for
the Valuable Trophy.

The deed of gift of tho Upton cup for %
footors has been framed and made public
by the Boston Yacht club. which at present
is the custodian of the cup. II Will be held
by the Boston club until it has been won
twice in annual competition by the same
owner. The deed of gift is as follows:
Whereas Sir Thomas J. Upton Of Usage. south.
gate. England, In reCog milton OF the friendly feeling
,Sa NHw G EnSi,nd n roas1 and md0 also I%s IN aT r"rorenitlon
OF the skill, patience and daring IN yarhl racing
t W" ,he host Bosto ,n'SS scht Club. a SorpoTatlon Under tho
laws OF the Commonwealth OF MasSaChuSetts. a
therefore, 4, is hereby declared and agreed by
and between tho parties hereto that the said cup
& 10 a apo %S' Sns sH talI I5S4olet Irii, 81 ana nd'3 co @% GS1ons: ''''
l. TniS cup shall De known as ne "T Iho'nes
y. 'Iip Il Snail IL Become :, the pTopeTty Of tho yacht
owner In the q rating class class o. OF ne hacht
6fst take Two annual championships in the said
class. under the requirements of the so called
with the racing rules and regulations OF the Yacht
Racing Association OF MASSACHUSETTS.
cup to the yacht owner thus winning two annual
championships on presentation Of satisfactory
and Nth the cup the Said Yacht owner Shall be
given a copy OF this deed. and such. delivery. snail
for when he shall give a satisfactory receipt.
Pendlng. the fnai disposition Of ms cup by
I'd Soi ,6e name '%Ge' Of S' each h yacht t"1 taxing. an annual
championship In the sdd 90 rating class OF the
! dCnl Racing ASSDCldllOn VI MASSACHUSETTS, w
gether with tho name OF her owner and the year.
shall be engraved on THIS cup.
5. Should the Yacht Racing Association Of Mas
sachusetts cease 10 exist, or the % rating class of
the association cease TO engage In Its oh championship
races before this cup is won. then the executive
con OF the said Boston Yacht Club, exercising
an authority hereby conferred for the purpose Of
dealing with such contingencies, shall provide for
the disposition Of this cup In such a manner as shall
appear TO the club best calculated TO carry out the
wishes OF the donor OF the cup and at the same time
conserve whatever interests any yacht owner or
owners may have secured in the cup under the
terms NJ this decd
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], EashmiI, ", $. b. Y. NJ. @. A.,,.,,..,., II So
j, Cersrhanrrk, 81. Barth. ...,..,.. 20 ~
tstt.. ii az IN

Evidently the National C~ross-Country. As.
soCiation of Ireland intends to pay no heed
TO suspensions made by the Amateur Attn
letic Union OF America. At he recent cham
pionship held at Clonskeagh, near Dublin,
Thomas Hynes OF Galway was one Of the
star competitors. Hynes paid a visit 10
America last summer and ran a couple of
manager, one Nally. demanded the sum of
500 for Hynes's appearance on July 4 at "A set
OF games given by one OF the Irish societies
and tina demand was refused. Thereupon
Hynes, with Joyce, went TO Medford Mass.
and ran a match race there, and after some
Investigation both were suspended by. the
registration committee of the opolitan
Association. Soon after Hynes. returned to
ireland without being reinstated. but he had
not appeared in public competition until the
cross-country event. After covering. three
miles Hynes pulled up lame and j J, DAILY
of Galway went ahead and won in hollow
the time 40 minutes rs seconds.
The Southern Counties championship OF
England took place a little more than a week
ago at Imber Court and the great field Of $50
runners lined UP at the start. and of this
number over 200 got over he course of ten and
a half miles in fair shape. Some interest was
detracted from the event owing TO the alb
senCe of Aldridge of the Highgate Harriers.
for a smashing race was expected between
him and his lubmate G.. Pearce. Deakin of
the Herne Hill Harriers and Beale of the
for nine miles, but the Highgate man then
drew away and won by 30 yards. His time
was 81 minutes o AS seconds. The Highgate,
Harriers won the team championship and
such first rate packs as FinChley and South
London were nowhere.
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COLLEGE SOCCER BEGINS.
HRyerfOrd Defeats Pennsyly ania in First
Game Of Nilne Cup series.

The first game OF the regular interc ollie gi-
ate championship series in soccer football
was played on Saturday on Walton Field.
Philadelphia, between Haverford and Penn
sylvania, The victory went to Haverford
by a score Of 2 goals to / except for
a few scattering games. through the last
two years there never have been regular
organized intercollegiate matches before.
n trophy given by Fred II. Mines, captain OF
the Pilgrims team, which visited this country
last year.
The score Of the game Saturday was , to n
in FAVOR OF Haver:o.d a. tho md Of me fret
half. Pennsylvania picked mp wonderfully
in the second ii-idiIu-nt, and for u while il
looked az il the team would tie the iiayrrsord
eleven. Spaeth kicked both foei- Tor Hpv"T-
ford. widows MADE Pennsylvania point,
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Columbia Wrestlers Beaten by 81,
Georges 4. e..

The Columbia wrestling team proved rather
easy for the grapplers of the st. Georges
A. e. on Saturday night. the athletic club
men winning all except Two bouts Six classes
were contested. /. Nilot and II. Tisney. who
w~restled for the athletic club. are national
champions at 15 and 1853 pounds. respec-
lively. C.. Mayer. another st. Georges man.
is amateur heavyweight boxing champion.
+. j. kcheverria of Columbia defeated Mayer
in the full hea w weight class on work. W. W.
Wise of Columbia defeated 4, s, lnker in the
ll5 pound class III ten minutes. In tho 1875
Columbia; In the l45 pound class Kline. ST.
Georges. beat Howell, Columbia, the inter
wnicb, ciss s NJ vnp Il. S Hmu Cd post Tni,mb1a
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Edward Gardner of New York and H. A.
Wright Of San Francisco VIII open the anna,
Chicago tonight. Fred Conklln. the anna
teur champion. and young Calvin DemaIest
will play to-morrow afternoon and Fred
night. After tomorrow there will be three
games daily. ,PoggenburR cut loose with
a run of i45 when he arrived n Chicago last
billiards. INDUCED in but few long drives
and fell down on an easy single cushion shot. :,
20 Esf for the edges Of the balls naturally often
fall down on easy shots"
crescent Athletic Club members are In the
thick Of a pool and billiard tournament. The
players are divided into CLASSES according
10 their ability, and the results so far are as
follows:
Dr. H, q. jennings ESQ defeated J. r. Beard
u5M, 30 TO ls2: L, \, c~onsmiller lSol defeated
7. ). WnTh3 49, ! D. 90 lSp 70 II ~ por e. r0 usS defe,, es
Wright, 1925 to W.
CLASS B-BuLIARps.
r n, PInsSnsy 100 Sstss,sS ! y; B15tGTd II, By
loo to al: II, c. Ludlum dcoi defeated Sanbon
10 . = il Tu $.,.,,: aSf & q, P Bn4;.I, yis ic q e 3 4 4
i Had K; 100 ,@@ %Gc.e. Sssdit!f !; Carney Us; 20 10 y Care;
as, defeated w, Graotege by default.
CLASS A-PooL.
j.. X. sloane C5, defeated 7, S, Hart 400. rs
IN SIS: Hart defeated u. X. Sabler 49,, 100 to So:
IS to IS; Cow defeated +, N, barrett !GS, IS to s.;
& (. Adams rs, defeated Ryan. rs 10 SIS; Adams
defeated Barrett. rs to 81
CLASS R-PooL.
IS 10 20 S. S' b., Jennings deiestsd, J; Cassidy j. (SSoS,,,
iS TO s. y. c; tSdlIm 1 as Ssiss,sS W; h Psll
90. p i shfldcn dsisaiSsd g; !, = PTs'i ,so
1 sISoG go u.s. So g g % q E g. & Hs RSsRsS d: re- Sf' cSssid :.
% 70 50.
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Weights were announced Yesterday for
the Bennings Spring handicaps, The first
running will be on Monday. March %. dis
lance ak furlongs. and the second running
on Saturday. April li. distance seven fur
longs The following are the weights.
Lord Of the Vale. 1888: Adbcll, 1870. Dandelion, l25,
Scartell, l2i: Bohemia, 1873; MArioran, l22, Britisher,
~; Diamond, lis: Race King. III: BOhbie Reah,
lia: Vendor, ll2: Dlsobedient, ITO. Right and True,
Jos; Belle Strome. los: D'Arkle, lo7; CzAraphine, 100.
bcllSnicker, 100. NeroncSe. los; Duke oil Kendall.
los: Paul clifford. lo4: Batts. lot: pater, i02; Royal
Window, 100; Gardiner Tyler. 100, Chippewa. 100.
The Clown, 100: Hyperion. 100: Plantagenet, 90.
Tickle. 10, Leonard Joe Haynan. 9s; Iicnap, eS.
Brush I p es; Leonora W ~. T s, Martin, ~; Arsenal.
90: Warning. "a, EuripideS, 81. 81. Estcpne, 90; Hocus
PoouS. 90; Foxy. 80; Tangier, So; OLD Guard. IS;