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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-06
UNIVERSITY Y. N. c. A..
PLANS NEW BUILDING

Plans are on foot at the University
OF T Minnesota for a new building for the
Young Men s Christian association. A
meeting of the advisory board to dis
cuss the ways and means has been
called for Monday evening.
The rapid growth Of the association
III the last few years has made a new
and larger building a necessity, and a
systematic attempt is to be made this
year. to get either an appropriation or
a private donation which, with the sub
sc!r,llption among the student members,
Will make possible the erection of a
building which will adequately house
the association.
Besides carrying on several classes in
preparatory work, the university branch
of the Y. M. C. A. annually places sew
eral hundred students in positions that
enable them to earn part or all of
their college expenses. Aside from that
1T carries on an information bureau
for, the benefit Of new students, and
each year places in the neighborhood
OF two thousand students in suitable
rooming houses.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-06
STIRS UP POLICYHOLDERs
olney Warns Insurance Folk that Polls
Close Dec. IS. '".',>
Journal Special service.

journal Special Service ..- -..-7
New York, Dec 6.-Richard O1nev,
secretary Of state under President
Cleveland and chairman of the interna.
tlonal policyholders committee, has is
sued the following statement:
The right to vote for the new
boards of directors in the New York
Life and Mutual Life Insurance com
panles expires on Dec. IS. A large
proportion of the vote remains to be
cast and the success Of the. policyhold.
ers campaign depends on the vote not
eve appeal to policyholders to vote.
both IN their own interest and as a
matter of. public duty. The issue is NOT
to be mistaken. Between condoninS
the proven past .maladministration Of
maiadministration; between re-electing
traitors and delinquents and putting in
their place trustees whose record is
unimpeached. .'.. 80, =. =
"The New York legislature offers
you the opportunity by one and the
same stroke, both to safeguard your own
pecuniarv interests anu to prove to the
world that social probity and trnst-
worthlness are as much priced in Amer
lea as they can be ANYWHERE The on
portunity thus afforded may not return
again and not to avail of it is both I'm
wise and. unpatriotic.' ',<s,-'.,'''-
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-06
M0ORHEAD'S Mill / E: 8
ATTACKED BY. FIRE
FRICTION OF A BELT SET WOOD
WORK ABLAZE.
Flames Burst Thru the Roof, but Were
subdued by Good Work of the City
F'iremen and the Brigade of the Mill
Force-Loss Is Light Grand Jury
Shows Results. 49,:
Special to The Journal.


Moorhead, Minn.. Dec. 6.--Fire broke out in
the cupola Of the big elevator attached to the
Dwight NJ. Baldwin -four mills today and but
for heroic work by the fire department would
have destroyed both the mll and elevator. The
hre brigade of the mill force also did good
work The fire appears to- have been caused
Dy the friction on belt The belt burned
thru and fell to the ground floor, but in the
meantime sparks had ignited the dry woodwork
about eighty feet from. the ground, and flames
soon burst thru the roof. The loss to the build
ing will be only about 81 600. " 80, u ~
;, The grand jury, has brought in eighteen in
dictments, and is still busy at the grind The
most important indictment is that against Alex
ahder anderson for the murder !;..efna Thomas
Crume In a saloon here last summer Other in
olctmehts In which arraignments have been had
are against Coral Dixon for stealing an over
coat, Frank Colgate for the sameo>. o1fense,
On chafles fI Hut Jim Jensen and George Anderson
al for grand larceny; and Teddy Stirling, who
was captured i'm the Exchange, hotel Of this city
Win Win Mrs. Charles Witham of Grand Forks,
with Win whom he had run away; All pleaded not
IL IS predicted that result Of the recent
electlon contests there will be- wholesale indict-
ments for illegal voting IL. sM 19r-S 49,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-06
STUDENT EDITORS CHANGE
A. O. coIburn Becomes Business Mana a-
ger OF Minnesota Daily.

At meeting of the board of publish
ers of the Minnesota Daily, the state
university publication, Frank S. Lyon,
business manager, resigned, and A. o.
Colburn was elected to the position. Mr..
Lyons report showed the paper to be in
the best financial condition.
The following staff was chosen by the
board for the remainder of the year:
Associate editors, r. l.. Griggs, w. A.
hubbard Dana Easton and R. G. Colyer;
reporters. Irene Dunne, Amy Oliver
Esther Chapman, Max Lowentha1 Rob.
ert c. Merrill, Charles Remer G. Yorke.
Ray Chamberlain, Stanley Vance, Zenas :
Potter, Emily Crosby, N. Overpeck.
Ralph Longstaff, Yale Smiley; society
editor, Vera Cole; womans editors, Ellen
McPartlin, Marjorie Vance.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-06
scHooIMAsTERs' CLUB MEETS
Legislators Urged to Strengthen Com
pulsory School Law.

>DEADWOOD, S. D.-yThe Black Hills School
city and elected asS president F. l.. Cook of
the Spearfish normal school, and secretary and
treasurer, F. ]. Kelly of the Lead high school.
ture Of South Dakota to provide more room and
better equipment in the manual training depart
ment and in the laboratories In the normal
school at Spearfsh. Resolutions also indorsed
the action Of the school board aud city super
ihtendent Of Lead is endeayoring. to enforce the
solved that the chair appoint committee to
urge upon the Legislators from the Black Hills
counties the great necessity, Of Strengthening
the compulsory laws of the state along the fol
lowing lfnes:l First, that children be required to
attend school the entise time school is In ses.
sion In their respective districts, and second,
rooms for persistentlyb incorrgible children :
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-06
TELEPHONE TAX HELPS
Companies Are Now Paying South Da-
r.. kota $19,5OO Year. ~. -.I.L

!, PIERRE, S. D.-.The state auditor is sending
ons vouchers for e;telephone telegraph, ex,
alrereht 1 counties. This year the telephones of
eopantesp oe seate pay taxes Of telegraph
$3;4 S2.45; and the sleeping cars, s5e2. 10 Tho
railroad extensions in the state viii carry with
rEem extensions Of the telegraph, express and
Of telephone systems will soon add materially
source. -. N'N'0 -'oi'i 'n''
Inc state insurance department. has granted
authority to the Dakota Mutual Life insurance
company of Hecla to do business in this state,
=. The United States Casualty company of New
aofk has notified the department Of its with
drawal from the state. ,s "A'
=, The receipts Of the secretary of state for
november We're 81 397 20, the largest Of any
month III the history of the office ~. '
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-06
-,,, :TRIDENTIA sHoNoRED -,
S. D. Varsity Society Will Be Admitted
.. to Phi Delta, Theta Fraternity. :.

vERM1LL1oN. s. D.-The glad news comes i
from Washington. p. G., that one Of the largest
recognized the petition Of the Tridentia society
Of the, s@te University Of South Dakota, and
SSiety g. full-iedged member Of the Phi Delta
Theta is the tnitiatory program, which viii be
futnre The local organization was represented
at the Washington bianhual convention BY O., W.
thompson I1,,I , NJ Z Thompson, Denny Sullivan and
:, The Tridentia society Of the i. s. b. was
men as charter members, and was the ffrst ie So.
ciety which had a Social feature This oreani-
2. zation was the result of.a split IN the Jasper
literary, athletic and social. At present there
are about seventy Ave members. 4. The. officers
vice presidents; Percy s4tphen. secretary; Ken.
netn Sawyer treasurer : Burdette Elmore Gus
attiHg monument U: the Tridentia m society
in this city is the Beautiful frat home which
at a cost Of nearly SO 600 * : Z.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-06
LIQUOR CASE DISMISSED
Municipal Judge at Wino1a Found He
Lacked Jurisdiction.

r W1NONA. notwithstanding to q ruling bv
Judge Buck Of the municipal court today that
court has no jurisdiction to hear eases involv-
ing the sale of liquors to minors. ]. A.. Miller
was dismissed on the ground that the new
code provides that. this offense Is so serious
that action must be brought in the district
court The result of this ruling probably will
be that fewer, cases Of this character Will be
brought In this city. altho there ,,are said to
be many violations of the law here -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-06
PAYINGaQUESIION I {
UPsE1S ABERDEEN
OPINION DIVIDED oVER MATE.
RIAL TO BE USED.
Committees Visit to Minneapolis
Gives Boost TO- oreosote Blocks, but
Property Owners Want to Be shown
? -Brentford Displays Enterprise.
Special TO-. The Journal.

Aberdeen, S. D.. Dec. o.--This scitva ise mt.
tated over the question Of paving material For
several streets the city council has ,fecfdea tn
improve Opinion appears to be divided hetwaen
tar macadam,. creoSote blocks and brick-a snbaI II
is out of the running. 60 s., =. .@2.s 80
eAt present tar macadam seems to ha. In fho
lead, for the reason ythat 1t can be nsei -,ate
as foundation for any dother material that ma ~
be selected: The council sent a COMMITTEES tn
Minneapolis to investigate the claims made for
Ing been reported as giving good Satisfaction.
The committee was pleased With the appearanca
OF the streets, but since its return manv of
the propertyowners have, come out stronpIv in
favor of macadam.J"' Z -Es&, = >. 1G -
!: While, Aberdeen has progressed rapidlva IN
every other direction, notably in building oper-
atons the streets Mt certain seasons IRE almost
impossible. 1t is proposed to remedy this and
the opinion Of every citizen is that the i'm
provement cannot be made too soon.., =
.,.. Brentford's Enterprise -. ::
The new town Of Brentford, few miles west
of Conde, on the Missouri river extension of
idly, and some Of tts' best known citizens have
organized a: commercial club for the nurnose
OF, beginning at once a. campaign 10 boost RfEe
place and induce Industries to locate there. ~
Ten Of the: leading citizens have Inurchased
nalt. the land In the town proper, and they
purpose 10 40 everything possible to aid in
building up an Industrial as we'll as, mn 'a,pri.
cultural center. >-~4i" F., -. -,
The ten men are :- r. C. Styles PRESIDENT q,
the Farmers State bank;cH. S.. Heeness cash.
Ter, and John Dahlgren, assistant cashier Of tint
INST institution; II. S. Miller Of Minneapolis, who
Wal,,s WI eS[aolsn G general merchandise store;
wallis Gregory and Fred Mann, wealthy far
mers; p: g: Bohl, merchant; t.. G.. BOIL and
george White, landowners, and William. Nn
Caughey of the Farmers elevator
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-06
'BEMIDJI CAPITULATEs TO ELKs

, BEMIDJI, MINN.--siinnesota Elks from far
ana near; are enjoying the freedom of the
CITY TO-DAY, the occasion being the instituting
Several hundred visitors from Minneapolis. st.
Paul, Duluth, Superior. Crookston, Grand Forks,
Saltwater are present The Crookston team
Is doing the inittatory work. : =, >,1sssf: =
The new NlOdge, No. 1862 starts out with a.
membership Of nearly fifty. ,.Twenty-six fawns
are being initiated today, and over twenty Elks
will join the lodge on demit. " %<@F I~a%.I.I )
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-06
NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST

proposed; uniform divorce law which the state
session. The bishop has always been d keen
antagonist an to tile present situation in this
\ Deaths from grief are not so uncommon
among dogs as some suppose. One such oc-
CURED here this week, when ''Rocksie'' pure
bred and imported English fox terrier. died
his master, Felix Diger for, California. O.,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-06
WAGNER, FATALLY HURT
Hastings Boy Fell Between Great West
IT,. ern Cars at Northield. -ssA#

HASTINGS. MINN.-Edward Wagner of this
city fell between the at Northfeld yester-
Gay While braking on the Great Western road,
four cars passing over him, his spine and left
shoulder being broken. His injuries are consid-
ered necessarily fatal. He is a son Of Nicholas
19s years cid.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-06
.ssNERvous .HEADAcHE.

You are tired, nervous your brain is
oYerworkede your head aches Dir.
Miles, AntsPain8 Pills act. gently en the.
nervsg soothing and$Sallaying the irritaI
stion sWkiehsea seauses the pain in your head z
sandssin a&few moments you are entirely
cured. IS doses, rs cents. Never sold
lin bulk. n 3;zg sassi 40
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-06

h BELLE FoURCHE. 8. D.-J W. Warren who
came here from Aberdeen last spring and filed
|; on homestead three miles from Seim, has dis.
foul play, Il : - = - 'Ao-- -1'A''A -
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-06

FAR1BAULT, M1NN.-The X. of 4P.t lodge
elected the following: G. c., Dir. Ralph Hutch.
N. F., L. II. Karney: NJ. W., John 7Deverey:
<. G.. Joseph Kahn; X. Of r. and s., Il. Prin,.
gle. %&i.r 5&eftr. I'sF- 7iratT = Ts-:'t,'et,--
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-06
NORTHWEST, NECRoLoGIC

- FARIBAULT,~ *MFNN.-Mrs Minnie ,raylor
died at her home last evening aged Sc years.
The funeral took place this morning, aad the
1nterment will be in Janesville Minn. Mrs
Taylor Is survived by four daughters and one
son. 4 - :
! Miss Lois Maxwell died at her home yesterday
Of tuberculosis. She had lived in Faribauit
since a girl and large circle Of friends and
acquaintances mourn her death. The remains
will be taken to Pickett, Wis, for burial.
CHIPPEWA FALLS w1s.L1,eslfe Wilson
one of the pioneers Of Chippewa Falls and y
leading business man, died last night from EN-.
largenent of the heart. He had been i'll sey.
eral weeks. He was president and manager OF
the Chippewa Valley Mercantile company and
president Of the Progressive league. 80
HURON, s. D.-Williams Layton Bliss died
at the family residence here. aged &C.. He had
been resident Of this city, twenty five years
He served in the civil .war.,.,A wife and daug
ter, Mrs: Nellie Whitaker Of, 1,Alvord. Iowa,
Survive him. ''.'f, 7f.i!IN~'
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-06
STRIKE ORE IN THE VICTORIA
Interesting News from Black Hills
Property-Water Power Develonment

DEADWOOD, 8. D.-A strike of importance ia
reported from the Victoria mine II was made
DetWeen the upper contacts and the values RIM
from $4.5o to $26. Indications are that the ore
BODY Is permanent. The mine is on the preat
limestone plateau surrounding Ragged Ton and
the conditions are similar to those at the r,nv.
enth Hour, On the latter property an underlying
contact was found much stronger and richer tho .
surface deposits and 1t is believed that the an me-
conditions Will prove to be true at the Viz
toria. "e IL
SPEARFIsH, S. D.AGeorge p, Baldwin seecro- =,
tary and treasurer of the Eleventh Hour MIN.
Ing company, Is promoting an electric connanv
which Will operate on Speartish creek, This viii
De the hrst attempt to utilize the Immense water
power here. MIR. Baldwin's company has bought
the water rights Of the Cascade Water CON.
pany and the Electric Transmission company. ex-
Ienolng below the falls for a distance of about
M hve miles and a half. >: The river
mas fall Of about 100 feet to the
mile, and the volume of water at the no;nt 's os
me ute 'htake az IS about six cubic feet min
we; Ihe plant VIII generate something 1ess
than 5000 horsepower;' which win be for sale
70 10 dlnerent mines and manufacturing companies
thruout the Hills. :, ilsa y - Il =
MYSTIC, S. D-TSe Hynalu1u Mining COM
Incorporated under the laws of Arizona is
Slate creek: 4 shafts and several ttnSels have ue
eeen opened at the ground and one sha It, sixty
IeeI deep shows eight feet Of ore with only1 one
wail wa disclosed. The: upper tunae; Which is in
soo s'e feet VIII cut this vein 240 feet below the
depth Of 500 feet. Other veins have hean %,
opened one Of them showing values Of SS and So
Ton tunnels crOsscut the veins and forma tion
me ore is largely free milling: and by the: sys.
easily and at low cost: George, NJ Bennett .of
minneapolis is president of the3compsny
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-06
: LABOR SAVING.

y Little Girl-My mama: is home Wash
ing the dishes. .#zf% :. ''75@s:s :.
Little BoY-We don't have sto.wash
no dishes. Ny mama keeps a dog.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-11-22
DEVIEW.

By Our Regular Correspondent.
Mr.. G. M. Crossett has hogs
that he says will weigh 1000 lbs.
Mr.. Will Deson, of Hunter,
came over Monday, the guest OF
friends.
The storm, of last Friday night,
did much damage to the cotton in
the fields.
Mr.. W. P. Best, of Judsonia, is
visiting his son, W. W. Best, and
family, this week.
Miss Bessie Reynolds, of Jud-
sonia, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
FL. B. Angus, this week.
Hal Freeman returned Monday,
from Hunter, where he had been
visiting relatives and friends.
After a few days visit to his
aunt, Mrs. Fl. F. Steele, Mr.. Rog-
ers Dunlap left for his home in
North Carolina.
Mr.. G. T. Hay, and wife, and
Mrs. S. G. Bishop made an over
land trip to Hunter, last Sunday,
returning Monday.
Quite crowd of our people went
to the White river bottoms, last
week to hunt for hickory-nuts.
They report plenty of nuts, but nc
pecans.
Mr.. Monroe Tyer, of Wynne,
was over last week on business
and visiting his son-in-law, Mr..
Edgar King, He returned home
Monday.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-11-22

Good for everything a salve is
used for and especially recommend
ed for piles. That is what we say
of DeWitt's With Hazel Salve.
On the markett for years and a
standby in thousands of families.
Get DeWitt's. Sold at HowelPs
Drug Store.
A. j. Porter, of MeCrory, was
in Wynne Saturday enronte to his
home from Forrest City, where he
went to see his son, who is implt--
Gated in a murder case in Wood
ruff county. He and two others
connected with the case were car
ried to Forrest City for safe keep
ing on account of some repairs be-
ing made on the Woodruff county
Jail at Augusta. Wynne Progress.
DR.. Alex Westbrook, the
dentist, that was to have been at
the Waverly hotel Monday, 18th,
for FIVE days, did not make this
town, on account of the past bad
weather. Anyone needing dental
work done Immediately, will do
well to write him at Beebe and he
will attend to same at once.
Give children a remedy with a
pleasant taste. Don't force un-
pleasant medicine down their
Threats, Kennedy's Laxative (con-
taining) Honey and Tar is most
pleasant to take. Children like it
and as a relief for colds, coughs,
etc., there is nothing better. No
opiates. Conforms to National
Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold at
Howells Drug Store.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-11-22

The raising Of blooded chickens
is now attracting about as much
interest among farmers as cattle
and hogs.
Mr.. Jno. Hamilton, of St. Louis,
accompanied by ''Dan Cupid"
was in our city last Friday, on
"business.
A newspaper can write long
winded articles descriptive of the
resources of it's town, tributary
country and the blue sky overhead
and the reader concludes that the
picture is as badly Overdrawn as
the writer's bank account, but if
the paper goes out with plenty of
good advertising, and local mat
ter. it demonstrates to certainty
that the town is live, hustling
place. The evidence is indisput-
able. -Ex.
The best treatment for indigest-
ion and troubles If the stomach is
to rest the stomach. 1t can be rest
ed by starvation or by the use of a
good digestant which will digest
the food eaten, thus taking the
work off the stomach. At the
proper temperature a single tea
of Kodol will wholly di-
gest 5000 grains of food. 1t reliev-
es the present annoyance, puts the
stomach in shape to satisfactorily
perform it's functions. Good for
Indigestion, sour stomach, flatu-
lence, palpitation of the heart and
dyspepsia. Kodol is made in strict
conformity with the National Pure
Food and Drug Law. Sold at How
ellis Drug Store.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-11-22

G. w. McCrory made business
trip to Wynne, today, Thursday.
DR.. J. w. Morris, of DeView,
left to-day, Thursday, for Searcy.
Mr.. W. E. Evans left today,
Thursday, for Little Rock, on bust
ness.
Mr.. G. Starks, and son, Norman,
of DeView, went to the Bluff City
today, Thursday.
Mrs. Maggie Hand, of Lyons,
Ind, was here Wednesday, the
guest of her brother, Mr.. Jno. Dye.
Mr.. j. D. Harris who has been
suffering very much, at his home,
from a wound caused by a pistol
shot, at the hands of a negro out /,
law, on the 10th, is reported this,
Thursday evening, as being some
better.
The woman who buys her goods
at the nearest corner store is just
as happy i'll life, as the friend that
is ripping, tearing and snorting
from one bargain counter to an
other in the department store.
Here is our condensed opinion of
the Original Laxative Cough Syrup
"Nearly all other cough syrups are
constipating especially those con-
tanning opiates. Kennedy's Lax
alive (containing) Honey and Tar
moves the bowels. Contains no
opiates. Conforms to the National
Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold
at Howell's Drug Store.