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the Canadian Northern alone. Indeed, tho
whole wheat belt Ia peppered with home
steads, although not FIVE per cent OF the
good land has been occupied and the greater
part OF II is yet unbroken.
Expect to Feed the World.
These Canadians are enthusiasts. They
look at things through eyes ike those of
Col Sellers. and they are expecting to
eventually supply not only Canada and
Great Britain, but also the United States
and other countries with wheat They say
that the United States is growing so that
1t will soon consume all the grain it can
raise. and that our wheat area is already
defined. They think also that our wheat
crop Will grow less from year to year.
while theirs must be multiplied by ten or
twenty before II reaches its maximum. The
worlds wheat crop now averages something
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Within His Rights.

From the Philadelphia Press.
.aThat's the sort of fellow Grabbet is"
the caller was saying II don't believe
there's stingier man in the world
ooh. don't know" said Nagget; now,
there's my father-in-law. He's the"
'See here!' broke In Mrs. Nagget, you're
forever saying mean things about your ia
ther-in-law. and l won't stand it,
why shouldn't II he's mine? haven't
SAID anything about yours. have IT. res
torted Nagget.
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the buffalo calves were a great success; but
they were more than this. They were liv-
ing representatives of a noble race doomed
to extinction unless the American people
become sufficiently interested to save It.
And those gritty little calves, by their hand
some appearance, splendid strength and in
telligent behavior, were awakening the in
terest which, believe shall increase until
that grand ty'pically American animal. the
buffalo. shall be freed from all danger of
passing. ERNEST HAROLD BAYNES.
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Pigeons Long Memory.

From the London Express
horning pigeon which was sent to the
Isle of Man two years and four months ago
returned TO Its home cote in Blackburn on
Saturday last.
It is the property of Sergt Johnson the
Blackburn. ooroners officer.
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| ting for an hour or two with the obstinate,
| pitiless fence lay down by the gate in de-
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-15
RIDES ON BUMPERS;
TO PAY FULL FARE
Tramp Who Has Become convsrtee
Asks for Statement OF Account
with Railroad. -.

indianapolis. lab. March lI.--Bcing
cony crted. rs he aays, tramp In Den.
yer writes To &. q. Clark, general agent
OF the passenger department or the Bis
Four railroad. that he wishes Ca pay
for rides he stole on the bumpers OF
freight cars. lie asks Mr., Clark ia ad
wise him concerning the best rates that
can be- given. Ills letter is as follows:
& rode on freight trains FROM Indian.
apolis to 81. Louis three times. st. Louis
10 Indianapolis three tifnes. Marion &c
India na polls three times. lndianaIsolls
IL Marion three times. AleSnnder L.
Upton one time. Vrbana tn lndfahap.
oils two times. indianapolis To- urbana
two times. Danville 10 lndianapofs i've
dimes. DahvilI" To Nc"dersburg iwd
times. .r
- 'T' am converted now. and want, C
make things right as soon rs I can
dive me best rates. r
MIR. Clark says he will have tosask
the writer to pay regular passenger
rates. IIs To making out AN iteinixed
statement To be sent TO the repcntp n,
one.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-15
STREET ALWAYS
SUFFER BY DECISION
'suprsrs Court Hold They Are opsrat.
Ing Beyond the Limits Of Theirs-
- = : % : -. Ordinan ces. &r

Washington. March it.--The Chicago
street railway cases, involving the
suestion OF the. date OF the termination
OF ths franchises OF lines running from
the center OF Chicago 20 the north and
west sides. we're today decided by tho
supreme court. The opinion was deiiv-
cred ,by j Justice Day. and reversed the
decision 'of tho circuit court for the
northern district OF Illinois. He held tho
act OF the Illinois legislature OF 1856
had the effect Of extending the charter
OF the railway companies for ninety
nine years.
. Chicago. March il.--By the decision
81 the United states supreme court
han aed down vest riay the city OF Chi
ca2o obtains almost complete control
of the local Traction situation. The de-
clsion Sustains the acts OF the state
Legislature extending the life OF the
charters OF the street railway compan-
lee 60 nInety-nine years. but does not
sustain the contention OF the compan-
les that, contract rights which are lin
tied 20 fewer years than remain 90 the
charter life OF the companies are also
extended. Contracts or ordinances of
the city limiting the use OF the streets
by the comDanics are upheld. and the
rights OF the companies IN the streets
are held To expire according To the ex-
X The original ordnance granted TO
the street car companies were FOR
nihety-nine years inside the city limits
az they existed In 1866. The companies
\ huvH extended their tracks as the
boundaries of the city have been an
larssd. ana have claimed that the ex-
tended lines which were built under
franchises from the city were also op-
erauvs under the Hinety-nine year act
Tue court has held however. that the
ninaty-Tline year act extended only the
charter life of the street chr companies
without extending their ordinances.
The court also denies the claim OF
the street chr companies that they have
been vested WITH The executive right for
ninsty-nine years TO enter into con-
tracts with the city for the occupancy
OF Chicago.s . streets for street railroad
purposes The decision also holds that
the companies Gould only receive such
grants rs the cts might give and upon
such terms and conditions. including
tho time OF and grant OF the city,
frught prescribe
z The City has nli along admitted that
! the nlnety-nine year act IL valid, but
claimed that II did not extend the or
dinances under which the street car
companies are operating ntrpresent. ,
II In a sweeping victory for The city.
xald Mayor Dunno. Their are no
ninety-uine year franchises In the city
az EhIcago. according IN this decision.
ana no definite or pelpetnat grants Is
the. outlying territory. We have tn,
traction companies now Ia "A position
where Ne can negotiate for the .pur
chase OF the lines. IL they do not want
20 sell at fair price we eau declare
our rights under the decision"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-15
SUSAN B. ANTHONY,
SUFFRAGlST, IS DEAD
Ater a Long and evsntfui Life Fa.
ifmous Leader Passes Away at
~ Rochester.

Rochester. ~. ". March 1.-THE
long and cventfui life OF Susan II. An.
thony IL closed. The end came peace
fully. Miss Anthony had been uncon /.
scious for practically twenty -foui
hours. ana her death had been mo-
expected since sunday utyht
Only her wonderful constitution kept
her alive.
! DR.. Nc. 3. Kicker. her attending
physician, said Miss Anthony died Of
heart failure induced by double pr,eu-
rnonia- She had had serious cnlvuiar
heart trouble for the last stx or seven
years. Her lungs were practically clear
and the pneumonia had yielded To
treatment but the weakness OF her
heart prevented her recovery. - al.
Mayor j. =. Butler announced that
as a mark OF respect TO the memory OF
Miss Anthony the flags OF the city VIII
DO displayed mt hale mast on tho DOB
of the funeral.
Miss Anthony was taken ~ while or
her way homo from tho national
suffrage convention In Baltimore. She
stopped Ca New YORK.. where ban.
quot was given on February 20 In honor
of her ssth birthday. hut had an az.
tack OF neuralgia on the 18th and has
tened home. Pneumonia developed aft.
or hor arrival hero and on March
both lungs became affected.
I After that she became unable TO re.
tain nourishment and showed nj
nlnrfuing Weakness. Last week. how
eyer. she seemed 90 improve and hei
friends hoped she was out OF danger
Then came tho attack OF heart failure
sunday afternoon. following which eh,
sank into, unconsciousncsA From thaI
= ifite on almost the only sign OF tifs
inanifested was the feeble pulse beaI
and the labored breathing. -
Miss Anthony herself bad beiievec
that she wmiid recover. Early In he
illness she told her friends that sh,
expected TO be as old as her father
who was over 90 when no died, es
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putt or grievance which may arise 1T o.
Ilsry.
Would Arhikrate Disputes.

In ease OF a failure of the mlns com.
-nittaa- and tha- officials OF the company,
20 bring about a setticmcnt tho grievance
under the plan proposed by the miners
wopid be referred 90 the officials 81 the dis
trict. who would take tho matter up Win
the general superintendent or manager OF
the 1mpany for adjustment. In event OF
failure to agree, tho complainants might
then present tho grievance and the COM
pany's answer 10 n board Of consultation.
II was proposed that tho whole anthra-
cite coal region DO divided into three dis
trfrt~- urfyf -vhnr- tire board Of consultation
lie made up OF four representatives from
each % these Districts. two members from
each district TO be chosen by the miners
and two by the operators. In event OF tue
board falling TO reach an agreement Oh
any grievances. a WINS proposed that the
board then select an arbitrator 10 whom
tho. grievance would DO submitted for
prompt decision.
The demands also provide that each en-
ployc ba given an itemizcd pay statement
at least one day before pay day, that
employe have the right TO pre-
sent his grievance In tho same manner as
provided for In tho case OF other griev-
Rnccs: that no person bo refused employ.
mcnt or In any other way Disseminated
az ainst on ACCOUNT OF his membership In
amy labor organixation; that the companies
collect from each empioye such amounts
ms might 10 levied by their organization
monthly, tho amounts thus collected TO
DO tsnod over 90 an authorized committee
ut tho coilicry; that all employees who are
required TO work with q safety lamp
should receive 10 Ter cent extra In addi-
ton To- the regular wages or prices. ana
that the violation OF any provisions OK the
agreement. either by the employer or by
the empioyc. should not invalidatc any or
Its provisions
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PANIC IN SYNAGOGUE.
fav Hurt an Frantic Stampede 70
Exns. When Smoke Pours Into
B. - . w Room

New York. March l1.--Threo hundred
persons worshippiug IN tie Jewish
synagogue. AuSclni -Nasrs were driven
out today many sWreripg slight M
jurIcs md having tlt"ir" clothing tofn
On u panic caused by smoke which
rushed la ip large volume into Tho
temple Itoiu' IRE ou thu DOR nbove,
The synagogue ~ below tailor siINp
I'm Madison street. ana IRE started sn
this shop. All injuries were inflicted
during the frantic struggle I'm the MAJ
LON dooINa -ok tho aglleA-- @
Policemen with drawn clubs had Co
charge upon those struggling for exit ia
this doorway. As men. women and chill
dren were taken one at time out OF
the passage the sidewalk was con-
verted into n temporary hospital. sew
ernl women being stretched out IN a
faint. The police finally worked their
way into the synagogue, after which
the place was emptled IN an orderly
manner. The FIRE damage Was slight.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-15
MRS. YERKES WAS
MOT SLAIN WHEN I'LL
An Interesting Story In View OF
the nkili Incurables'
Bill
LIVED TO BE UNHAPPY
Widow Of Traction Msanass ard ee'ds
Of Fortune Hunter Affords Object
Lesson To the Iowa Leg
p .,.a -. istature. Or 'r.r

New York. March A.--A remarkable
story Of TN. widow OF Charles II.
Yerkcs, who married Wilson Mizner
few weeks ago. within a month after
her former husbands death. Il told IN
tho current number OF the Saturday
Evening Post by DIR. John v. Shocmak-
err. president OF the faculty OF the Med
ico- Chirurgical college Of philadelphia.
Tho purpose OF Dr. Shocmaker's arti-
clio Is GO point out the absurdity of the
theory that so-ealsed ''incurabics"
should be killed after they had been
pronounced incurlble by corps OF
competent physicians TO save them
selves needless suffering.
pr. Shoemaker illustrated his Wow
with the remarkable -, case OF Mrs
Yerkes- Mizner. who might have been
killed several years ago hnd tho adj
vanced ideas" OF surgery been In OPP
Grafton. a... ~"
At the outset Of hiS article pr, Shoe
.The wife OF a famous multi, mil
lIonaire lay dying I'm Chicago-her com
pIaint the rare and mcurabie maiady
known Ms Addison.s disease. Hair
dozen physicians DC thu highest rcpn
tation were at the bedside. and all oil
them declared the case hopeless.
she could not live. they agreed
more than six months al the 'utwos'
II would have been mercy to put net
out OF her misery, ihough nobody sus
rested such, an idea on that subject
being less advanced than nov. ~"
CT was a young fellow In those days
and. being summoned In sort OF ac'
| eidental Way, ,I-venturedN the. opinion
that the patient was suncring roiI
nothing worse than dlsordered nver
MY temerity provoked frowns OF re-
buke. but proof that ] Was correct ina,
| 40 found In the circumstance TINT
| lho,lgh tho incident to which refeI
| occurred eighteen years ago. shc U
/ go. aiiy.. md we'll
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KILLED IN JOLO.
American Soldiers Who Perishsd in
Philippines Battle.

... Phtlippines battle.
Manila. March lI.--Foliowing are tho
names or seventeen prfvatcs who were
killed In The recent attack on Moro out =
laws on Mount DaIo:
PARSLEY BOX. Lexington. Okla.
EDWARD KILGoRE, woodbourne
pa.
THOMAS HARRISON. sondhill.
Tenn.
JOHN ToMAszEwsKL Kingston.
Pa.
CHARLES BANKS. Cassonburg.
Eng.
LOUIS HERR. Ontrio. Can.
WILLIAM KELLY. Paterson, y. j.
ROBERT UASTAIS, Sattoum. Ger
many. ...# s.t .r....
LEO CALNE, Milaor. Idaho.
CHARLES HOTTER. unknown.
JOHN PFElI. Akron, %.
Carl. BAILEY. Bogue Chitto. Miss,
JOHN HINES. bridgeport. Conn.
WALTER, HAGEDoRN. Kingston.
~ n. . s.
HENRY wRIEDT. winiamsport.
Ny.
PAUL DE BURKE, Spokane. VAST.
JOHN SHULER. Donnelly. KY
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BEFORE COURT.
Principals in steunenbsrs Murder Cas-
Arraianed.

Arraigned.
Boise. Idaho. March ie.-.charles II.
Mover. william -. Haywood and
George \. PettIbone were arraigned be.
fore Judge Frank Smith At Caldwell
under indictment charging them with
tho murder of, formeg Governor Frank
Steuuenbcrss i
ON the motion or counsel for the
prisoners, who wished for time TO pre-
pare "A motion TO qunsh the indictment.
further proceedings under the indict-
ments were postponed until next FRI
dny when the defendanta again viii
bs brought into court TO enter their
pleas.
Meyer. Haywood. Pettibone and, jack
Simpkins are indicted jointly. being
charged with having murdered Frank
Steunsuberg. There IN In the indict-
nent no mention OF the Western Fed
Grafton OF Mipers nor any charge OF
conspiracy. so sfar-as tha Indictment
shows each is accused 90 having per-
sonRlly participated in tAs crime
charged.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-15
REPRIEvE FOR PATRICK
New Trial May he Granted Albert Pat
rick, Accused OF Murder OF Million
aire Patrick, Of New York.

Albany. y. Y, March i2.--Governor
Higgins today issued further reprievs
until May is In the case OF Albert 4,
Patrick. In order to allow time 70 con-
tinue proceedings bn a motion Tor
new trial now pending. .--s
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-15
r HON G..
se They Follows
Into Africa.

IN s.--About two
miles from Lin
les. had n "clll
,phet. of n sec.
Ing here. and The
at they must 20
the gospel 10 the
and now word
q contingent who
Ing prosecuted By
r-on country. The
|. and they aTs
tn which TO st
|ithbert. who Is I
nination OF aitor-
nds OF the repue
Iention to be held
he. will speak al
n Thursday even.
@ viii have with
|rass brand.
III. Dressher. who
l selling OF liquo!
zen twenty days
|ail. They asked
ldge Jones In or
plead guilty. thus
iuch grief which
nj by lying In iaH
trial.
public Instructioa
he city YESTERDAY
from Nashvils
been attending 4
|Dnal Educatlonsl
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INVESTIGATION IS ON.
independents to supply the Evidence OF
Alleged Determinations on OIL
SHIPMENTS.

Kansas city, March ~. Acting up
,n tho resolutions passed by congress-.
.hree members or the Interstate Com
rercc commission today began an in-
gestigatiou. here into the charges mace
by the independent oil producers OF
Kansas that the railways OK hasas
discriminate I'm favor OF the STANDARD
OIL company in the matter of oil rates
outside OF that state,
The railroads involved are the Santa
&c, Missouri Pacific, MISSOURI. Kansas
and Texas, ST. Louis and san IRAN
cisco. Rock Island. Union Pacific. Kan
sas City and Southern and the burning
ton.
The probers.
The members os the Interstate COM
uicrce commission who will make, The
investigation are Francis II. Cockrell.
Judson G. Clements and Chas. A.
Prouty. John Il. Marchand. who has
been In the southwest for two weeks.
making a preliminary investigation OF
tho producers charges, WAS present to-
day az attorney for the commission.
= Frank =. Mounett. former attorney
general OF Ohio. and CLIFFORD Thorne.
OF Washington. Ia. were present as
counsel for tire independent producers
The railroads interested had represent
atives at the investigation and there
were several Interested spectators.
Agitation for the investigation begun
today was started some time ago when
clifford Thorne acting upon hehalf OF
the Kansas OH Producers association.
fiied with the commissioner OF corpora
tionr, Garfield. at Washington. a state
ment I'm which Instances OF alleged dis
criininati ons against the independents
I'm the matter OF rates were made.
ITO Must Testify.
washington! March l2.-"Thc 10.
bacco trust" cases. involving the right
OF witnesses 10 refrain from testifymg
before federal grand turtes IN proceed
inga under rhe antitrust law were TO-
day decided by the supreme court
against the witnesses.
In paper Trust Case"
Washington. March l2.-ln al opin
ion by Justice Mck"nnn the supreme
court today decided the Cases against
the. Witnesses In the paper trust
holding they should answer questions
prupoundel Ia them In proceeding
against the alleged trust brought by
Tho government. The cases originated
IN Minnesota end Wisconsin.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-15
HOGGATT NAMED.

Washington. March iO--President
poosay eli announced tuIay he had de-
cided, ID appoint Nilfred u. Iioggail
10 Ne governor Of Alaska.
HoggaIt Is a resident or Juneau. The
appointment originally was offered &C
Captain David II. Jarvis, but he. dc.
cltncd a..
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-15
Nc OF
|ST Trees
In the Black
Nursei
BEETLES
BEETLES
Rangers Wiz
,llina the Fer. 4
the Black
Year.

March 81 2.
,rvisor who has
bullock. recently |
les marshal al
hat considerabA |
on this forcg
ming year. TR
established The |
In Nebraska az
and have bcSa |
here TO ind OF,
\ be grown sue,
Ills. IL has bet1
pine win do wei |
|lso raises seed.
crves. The bull
largely I'm IN.
bly, some OF tks
summer n larE
set out In The
this county and
well.
also npproprlat.
cutting out ths
accessible parts.
has been killed
nc natural fos q
hen it In located
ace such rs ,ka|
no one will bul
ldlcd with profit
ON OF such Sin.
department had
ord Pinchot e.,
humber OF rang.
b before July l.
Q statement ths;
IAN would know
pack animal and
n the mounialEs
THE fine points
r. Pinchot. viii
hing I must hare
~ that no Cglp.
need apply, t1s
Into tho service
|lployed on The
me eighteen msn
number will b.
Enown. This re-
that 10 In NOR
most forest ~.
within its liul,s
nd mining inter.
I'm such reserves
m keystone. has
nj will be trans
reserve.
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ELEToNs.

ch S--while hun D.
In Edmunds cOu
Z Henry Ablin u
i on the slope o.
cation followed
N were uneart:s
Il 20 be those q
ably % years OF 1. s
probably about
badly 4 and 7 -
{ from their app
. race. while the )
rlG bones OF the J
~ do not belonE
elons wero carcfl
a will probably
m OF the NORTH
DOL
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RADICAL LEADER DEAD.

Berlin. March IVr--Eukene Hichtcr,
ffafudarfun. - Bisanarcks Odd oppoaent
hnd l0Iig Vslfns editot % the i9ehslngs
Zeftuns.. aied sudsy. " se'@
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CAkTILL0N REELECTED
4 +AL y
pes Moinsa RassbAlSAssaeiatioa Sc.
ieets Him for President--Finsnees
~ in Good Condition.

,Des Molncs. la. March i3.--At moctinE
~ the pes Mc,nes baseball club this morn.
'itg Joe cahtiiioh was reelected president.
William sears vIee president. and N. T.
cRirlllva .s@crssars sod sws@nssss ahsrs,
ATE ~ 10 trstfa frsasrtfs tbs tsstn fssip
tsporf here Mapeh az ~ es'srsFsl II ~ ~
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900 KILLED OR !
WOUNDED At J0L0
Frishtfui- carnaas- At cratsr,s- Mouth
----. Morsn- and Children Take- .----
in Battle. --.-- ,.-.-.

Manila. March l3.-Assoclatsd
Press kilograms from ZamboaDga
say an attack On Mount DaJo COM
mepced Monday. There were four
duys hard fighting during which u
II estimated 800 persons were killed
or wounded.
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Washington. ID. G., March i3.-Pres,-
dent Roosevelt today sent the follow
ins, eablegsam to Major Generai WOOD
at Manila:
Il congratulate you and the officers
and men OF your command upon the
brilliant feat Of arms wherein you ana
they so well upheld the honor or the
rrYeY.f~s N. IN gil. l.yr
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AND SOULS.
B Number Of ksw
n 1906.

ch S.-Forty thou.
he estimate places
eat influx OF cmi'
|nf 1906. The rail.
haul at least s.Vss,
stock, househo1s
E way people arc
n, on the nveraEe
ch number IL al.
big total OF 40.vvg
|,ar. This estimate
and IL very likely
ed. The past siH
m. or 1900 peoTie,
Ia all they had W
40 through YanE,
|he Milwaukee. ana
II takes into con
emigrant train.
Ehte. and nrc I'm 20
he regular passen.
crowded. There y
te IL experiments
settlers. the grr"''
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TELLS IT TO MARINES.

Judge lands Makes Important Deeis
ion Affecting Shipping.
-sC-ntczwcv-A fasels- ! e---kse.ssFsl Jttslxs
Lands today handed down n decision
OF Importance TO tho marine interests,
IL being In effect that when n boat "a
placed in such a position that 10 viii
cost more than half the original price
OF the boat 10 pull IL out OF danger
and mako repairs. the owners OF tho
boat are Justified in abandoning IL and
calling upon the insurance companies
for a full amount OF insurance