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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16

20 America with a play that hinders her
progress into prosperity. Stiu longer
aso. twelve years. John Hare brought
her over FOR small part I'm The Motto
rious Mrs. Ebbsmith.'' but Illness pre-
vented her debut. Between that time
and 1908 she made two wise moves in
London-thc slow one Of perfectng her
self in the art Of comedy. and tire quick
one ~ marrying Herbert Sleath So
She is among the cleverest condolences
of the day. although artificial and not
sympathetic. and she is the wife of
man with the money TO put her forward.
She appeals strongly to fashionable peO-
pie who also are cultured.
Sheath. whose real name is SHELTON.
and in England IS regarded THE hand
soonest actor" casts himself for a small
role IN the present company. Gerald
Lawrence. another noted London beauty.
i- interesting hcre because his New York
debut follows closely upon his marriage
with Fay Davis. A third stranger worth
mentioning is Jauet Sothern. wife Of
Edward II Sothen brother sam. who
was inconsp ruous ia Edwards employ
until ten wears ago. when he went 90
London and made some independent
reputation. Mrs. Sam Sothern is elegant.
not beautiful and acts neatly.
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Grace George. Bertha
kdliCh ana Ellis JGffreyS
Belong to This Class
SOME GOOD PLAYS
AND SOME BAD ONES
Clothes Makes a Hit and
"Krcutzer Sonata" Is Wen
Played-"The Judge and
the Jury" Is a Dismal
Failure From
the West.


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Down and Out.

y play worth no more than fifty cents
won't ssl at two dollars. 'rhe Judge
and tie jury gives proof of that il
had been dcrided by a Broadway house
ful on its opening night when. at the
next day s. matinee ! was one of a scaut
huudrca 100 the parQuet. BY the time
this account is published the piece will
have been Withdrawn and the company
disbanded. Yet II was brought across
the continent from Los Angeles. where
it had been made and originally produced.
with trumpet blasts Of triumph only TO
be houtcd and downcd inglOriously
Wooiy melodramas Of the West some
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-11-29

The convention was opened Saturday
afternoon with nine schools repre-
scented. The following was the pro-
gram:
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
. :W-Devotional Service, led by Rev. Dick,
u. 7. church. Brookings
~2l5-Reason for County Organization and
County Convention, Rev. +. +. Leach, Sioux
Falls
2:30-Reports from the Various Sunday Schools
of the County
3 :O0-The Grading of the Sunday School, Prof
A. Ill. Seymour, Arlington
Discussion
4OO-Music in the Sunday School, Mrs. o. T
Grattan, Elkton
Discussion
4s3O-The Work of the Year, reports by the Off,
GERS of the association
Assignment of visiting delegates
Election OF officers
Rev. Leach's talk on the reasons for
Sunday school organization was to the
point and very conclusive. Prof.
| Seymour of Arlington, gave a very in
teresting talk which vas very instruct
i've to those hearing it.
In the evening the following pro-
gram was carried out:
30 Song Service, led by Rev. l.. l.. Smytho OF
Volga
! 45-A. Scripture Lesson
Music
Prayer
A Word Of Welcome-Neil Stewart, Supt.
u, T.. Sunday School
S:0-The Adult Bible Glass Movement, Prof.
J. III Shepard. Brookings
Music
$40 Address, The Sunday School as an Ele-
ment in Community Life, Rev. f.. T.. Leach,
Sec; State Sunday School Association, Sioux
| Falls
Collection
Music
The song service at the beginning OF
the evening session was very good, the
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SCHOOL PEOPLE
MEET IN BROONNGS
The Various Sunday Schools of the County We're Very Well
Represented at the Sessions of the Convention
Much interest Was Shown
PRESIDENT RAMER'S ADDRESS
FEATURE OF THE CONVENTION
The Association VIII Meet at Elkt0n Next YGdr-SOmG InterGS
Sunday School History Handed in

Baptist s. s. orchestra, and Prof.
Christensen playing the accompani-
ments, In addition to the above pro-
gram Prof. Haynes Of the S. ID. A. C.
rendered a beautiful solo. Prof.
Shepard gave an excellent talk. He is
thoroughly competent to speak on the
subject given him for he has con-
Quoted the bible class of the First
Presbyterian church in this city for
many years. 1t is the largest adult
bible class in the state. Rev. Leach
again made an interesting and in
structive address.
Sunday morning was taken up by
the delegates visiting the various
churches and taking part in the SER
vices and Sunday schools.
The Sunday afternoon session was
particularly interesting and all the
speakers made many points as to the
various phases in Sunday school work.
The following is the program in de-
tail:
2 ;30-Song Service
PAS Round Table-The Sunday School, from
the stand point of
The Pastor, Rev. l. q. Smith, White
The superintendent F.J, Carlisle, Brookings
The Parent, I. ID. Nesbit, Eolga
The Pupil, Volmer Finley, Bookings
3:l5-The Sunday school Teacher, Prof. c. F.
Brown, Brookings
Discussion
4:i5-The Boy, g.. f. knappen, Bookings
Discussion
4:3O-Reports of Committee and Unfinished
Business
The song service OF the evening
session consisted Of familiar HYMNS
sung by the audience, and led by the
Presbyterian choir. One OF the very
pleasing surprises OF the evening ses-
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sion was the COrnet accomplishments
and whistling Of Miss Rose Bauer OF
the Black Hills.
The following is the program;
:30-Song Service
Scripture Lesson
Music
Prayer
Offering
S:30-Address, Moral and Ethical Training in
Public Schools, Prof. NJ, NJ. Ramer. President
State Sunday School Association, Supt. OF
Public Instruction, Milbank
Music
Parting Words and Benediction
The scripture lesson vas read by
DR.. Hall of the NJ. f. church and
prayer was offered by Rev. Morphy OF
the first Baptist church, Prof. Haynes
and Prof. Loudenback each rendered
very fine solos and the choir an an
them.
The address Of NJ. NJ. Kramer, state
superintendent Of public instruction,
though somewhat lengthy, was inter
esting and instructive and many Of
the thoughts expressed found a re-
sponsiyc chord in our hcart-particu-
larly his severe arraignment Of the
cigarette and his reference to the
"yeliow peril"
We would like to say more in refer
ence 70 his ideas on moral and ethical
training in our public schools but
space iorbids. We will say, however,
that although some of his expressions
seemed somewhat radical, in the main
he is right, and If he succeeded in inn
pressing the rest Of the audience as he
did us he has considerably changed
their views on some things connected
with our public schools.
At the business session the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year:
President-C. w. Smith, Nolga.
V. President-Mrs. j. l.. Pratt, Elk
ton.
Sec'y-treasurer J. F. Olander,
Brookings.
Executive Committee-Dr. l.. G..
Borst, F. j.. Carlisle and G. f. KNAPP
pen, of Bookings, Miss White Of
White.
Primary Supt.-Miss Anna Noonan,
Bookings.
Temperance Supt.-Mrs. Quincy
Lee Morrow.
Home Dept. Supt.-Rev. l.. L..
Smythe OF Nolga.
Teacher and Training Dept. Supt.-
Rev. /. q. Smith, White.
The next county convention will
meet in Elkton, in September, 1907.
The following delegates were selected
to attend the state convention: The
president, vice-president and sec'y-
treasurer.
p. j.. Hegeman handed in the follow
ing interesting bit of history: 'sTbe
first S. s. in Bookings county was
organized July Z, 1877, in Mr.. Hege-
mans log cabin near Lake Hendricks
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Printing Material
For SaIe,.--HaIf Price

Owing to a change of business, the
entire printing outfit used in the In
dividual office will be sold at a great
sacrifice. The office is complete in
every respect, with the exception Of a
newspaper press, having an abundance
OF type and other material, Pearl
Jobber, small paper cutter, imposing
stones, etc. This outfit will go quick
and is a bargain. Prospective pur-
chasers are advised to come here and
see the outfit and get prices.
Register Publishing Co.
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If any one knows Of any Bookings
county S. S. organization older than
this one they will confer a favor upon
the officers of the association by send
ing the information.
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That Walker Whiteside will appear
in this city soon should be borne in
mind by all who enjoy the good things
of life.
Lots for Sale

| have 104 lots in a fine location
near the college which will be sold at
reasonable prices. A. II. WHEATON,.
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S:30-Address, Moral and Ethical Training in
Public Schools, Prof. NJ, NJ. Ramer. President
State Sunday school Association, Supt. OF
Public Instruction, Milbank
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We are going to put new methods and new ways into
effect and make this the greatest establishment of the
country. In fact, we are going to make it the temple OF
economy, which it always has been, the bee hive for al
the people; the greatest store within so miles of here.
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Birdseye Maple Writing Desks
Golden Oak Music Cabinets
Mahogany Music Cabinets
Leather Arm Chairs
Leather Rockers
Leather CoucheS
Golden Oak Arm Chairs
Upholstered Rockers
Upholstered Arm Chairs
Maple Bedroom Chairs
Golden Oak Dining Chairs
Golden Oak Bullets
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
COAST SHIPPING NEWS.
items of Interest TO Mariners
of the Pacific.

PORTLAND. Oct. 6.--CoDvinced that strike
vii be declared az this port carly next week
by the lonesboreuen engaged in loading the
lumber ships the owners are ordering all OF
their tonnage sent to Puget Sound, where they
wiz be supplied with csrgoes. II the move is
not counteracted Il viii be necessary Tor the
down, which would be an approximate daily loss
q Portland Of something like $4,000 IN the way
u psy roll and other disbursements.
Union leaders announced today that the en-
tire strength Of the Water Front Federation
would he swung behind the striking grain han
Union No. 26S and the Tezmsters' Cnion arc
preparing to walk out Tuesday next. To
complicste matters still more. IOngshoremen' s
Union No 265 sent out notices to lumber export
would be loaded for less than 90 cents an hour.
The present scale IS 80 cents an hour
From present appearances the oriental liner
Aragonia win be compelled TO sail for Hongkons
and way ports with g rather light cargo, prob
ably not more than 1000 tons fun cargo could
De secured II the owners were willing TO send
the freighter 10 North China ports.
Kerr Clifford Co this morning chartered
the French bark Hoche. 1871 tons net register.
10 load wheat at Portland FOR the United King
dom.
down from Vancouver inis morning, bound for
San Francisco.
Tomorrow night the steamer Barrscouta will
sail Tor San Francisco with one Of the largest
ca rgoes she has carried this season
Captain Good is trying 10 raise one Of his
hsrges which sank the other day below the
Portland Touring mills he was notified by the
United States engineers to get it out Of the
channel
Carrying 2ses z2o feet Of lumber, valued at
se-le5. the British steamship Elaine sailed this
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
no sAIL FROM SEATTLE.
Destination. Date.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVED.
Saturday October 8.
Hongkong. via Moji 81 days, via Kobe 2s DAYS. .
via Yokohama % days.
Br stmr selsdon, Pritchett 45 hours from
Br stmr, Fulham, Cow, SO days from soura-
baya, - days from Java. via Comon days.
Stmr Rival, Sears, SO hours from Eureka
StInr Ahtak, Rasmussen, 10 days from Alitak
stmr Cascade, Rasmussen, so hours from Col
umbia River.
stmr Brunswick, Erefsen, Il hours from
Fort Bragg.
Stmr Albion, Hansen 10 hours from Stew
arts Point
stmr Gualala Erickson, II hours from Fish
ermans Bay
stmr Pomona, Shea IS hours from Eureka.
stmr Roanoke, Durham, SO hours from San
stmr 1aqua, Jorgenson, "a hours from Eureka,
stmr Argo. Hansen. 2e hours from Eel River.
stmr Washington, Manson, 5 days from Port
stmr Fulton, Panzer, hours from Eureka
Stmr Ravalli. Nelson. q hours from Eureka
Ger ship Alice, Hinrichs, 162 days from Ant
swed ship Clan Macfarlane, Neilssen, 155
days from Hull.
Power schr Chetco. Crangle, 1s hours from
schr Santiago. Lindberg. Il hours from Mon
terey, in tow tug Relief
CLEARED
Br stmr Claverburn, seldom. VALPARAISO. etc.
via Eureka: w. R. Grace & Co.
Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, San Diego; P
S Co.
Stmr Corona, Gielow, Eureka: S S Co.
Stmr Czarina, Duggan, Portland; Western Fuel
SAILED.
Saturday. October g.
Br stmr Clarerburn, Seldom Valparaiso, via
Eureka
Stmr San Pedro. Anhndsen, Eureka
Stmr Scotia, Carlson, Bowcns Landing.
Stmr Corona. Gielow. Eureka.
Stmr North Fork. Nelson, Eureka.
Stmr Svea Allen, Grays Harbor.
Stmr Peru, MackiDnon. Ancon. etc
Stmr Navarro Moreno, Crescent City.
Stmr Vanguard, Odand, Eureka
Stmr NJ + Plant, Nelson. Coos Bay.
Stmr Bucknan, Wood, Seattle.
Stmr A Kiburn, Merriam, Eureka Coos Bay
and Portland.
stmr Mayfair. Nansen, Willapa Harbor.
Fr bark Gael, Savary. Leth.
Brig Harriet, Peterson, Grsys Harbor
Schr Tbayer, Peterson, Grsys Harbof.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

Schr Sailor Boy, ReddeStead trays harDor.
SPOKEN.
Per Swed ship Clan Macfsrlaue, from Hull
Oct o-.No date, in lat 80 \; long lS5 W. tr
bark with letters A. L. B. R., from Glasgow.
Marion Josiah: from Shields. for San Diego
OUTSIDE BOUND IN-MIDNIGHr.
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LoBos Oct. 6-10 p m.-weather
havy; wind NV; velocity miles per bour.
On Sept %, on board schr Lily, Erick Erick-
son tseaman aied nd wP5 PoRTs sTEed at sea-
ALlTAK-Sailed Sept 21--Bktn Centennial, for
San Francisco.
POINT REYEs-Passed Oct 6. GAO M
Passed Oct 6. II m-Stmr Fulton. from Eu-
reka, for San Francisco; stmr Argo, from Eel
Passed Oct '' s. I -'Irr- m@stmr Rival. from Eu,
reka. for San Francisco.
PORT GAMBLE Sailed Oct e-schr Gamble,
ASTORIA Oct 5-schr San Buena-
ventura. hence Sept %.
Arrived Oct Ozark Charles B Kenny hence
Sailed Oct e-stmr Harold Dollar for sar
Arrived Oct e-Fr bark Vile de Mulhouse,
\ UMPoUA~Arrived Oct 4-stmr San Gabriel
from San Pedro; schr Lucy. from San Pedro; schl
Lily, & hence Sept ls,
State of California, hence Oct 4, and sailed fol
San Diego.
from Skagway; stmr Victoria, from st. Michael
Sailed Oct 6-Strm Humboldt, for Skagway
Arrived Oct 6-Stmr Senator, from Nome; stml
Jefferson, from skagway stmr Portland from
Sailed Oct s--Br ship Rajore, for Tacoma; Ital
ship Ascension. for Tacoma.
VALDEZ-Sailed Oct 5-Stmr Bertha fol
Seward.
TACoMA-sailed Oct e-schr Glendale, fol
Arrived Oct 6-Fr stmr Amiral Duperre hence
Oct 2
EvERETT-sailed Oct s-Bktn John Palmer
for San Francisco; bark John Currier for Ma
Mia.
GRAYS HARBoR-sailed Oct Brig Lur
line, for San Francisco; bktn Newsboy, fol
Honolulu stmrs Tiyertou, Newburg Nushagab
and Bee, for San Francisco.
Arrived Oct 6-Schr Defiance, from San Pedro;
bkm Wrestler, hence Sept 20; bktn Gardiner
City. from San Pedro; schr Mary Dodge, hence
SAN PEDRo-sailed Oct 5-Barge Santa
Paula, for San Francisco, in tow tug Monarch
Sailed Oct 6-Schr W Patterson, for Grayt
Harbor.
FORT BRAGG-sailed Oct e--Stmr James s
Higgins, for San Francisco.
BELLINGHAM-Sailed Oct 6-stmr Rainier
for San Francisco.
POINT REYES-Passed tAs-Br stnr iona
wanda, from Java. for San Francisco.
TAToOsH-Passed Oct e-Br ship lamar
from Tacoma, for K; schr Okanogan, from
Passed Oct 6Nschr samar. from Redondo
for Port Townsend; bktn Planter, from sea, II
distress.
EUREKA-Arrlved Oct e-stmr Eureka, hence
Oct 8.
Sailed Oct 5-stmrs Santa Monica and Homer
for San Francisco; stmr Despatch, for Redondo
ISLAND PORTS.
HONOLULU Oct 6-Stmr Manchuria
on cruise TO test machinery.
Arrived Oct Err bark Button from Liverpool
via Hobart; bktn Fullerton, from Port Hartford
in tow of stmr Argyll; stmr Argyll, from Port
Hartford.
Sailed Oct 6-Stmr Argyll, for Kahului
ELEELE-Sailed Oct Bark Star of Bengal
for Port Townsend.
EASTERN PORTS.
NEW YORK-Arrived Oct 5-Stmr Alliance
from Colon.
DELAWARE Observation-Disclosures Oct
Bark Willscott from Kahuu
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oct Ship Dirigo
for Baltimore.
aquil.
YOKoHAMA-Arrived Oct 5-Br stmr Tartar
from Vancouver.
ROCHESTER,, Eng.--Sailed Oct 4-Fr bark
Biarritz for San Francisco.
SYDNEY Sailed Oct 5-Br stmr Aotea, FOL
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
STEAMER
MONGOLIA" p"
Notice TO COnsignees.

This steamer is expected to ar
rive from the Orient on Tuesday,
October 9th. During the voyage
the vessel was ashore on Midway
Island. Certain expenses were in
CURED. some of the cargo was jet
tisoned and other sacrifices made
in order to float the vessel.
The above will necessitate a
statement of General Average.
Consignees are hereby notified
that before delivery of any cargo
can be made they must call at the
Office of the undersigned, 120 Bat
terry Street. and comply with the
following:
FIRST-Sign a General Aver
age Bond. (This bond must
be signed by member of the
firm or officer of the corpora
ton.
sSECOND-Make a cash de-
posit of Is per cent of the in
voice value of the merchan-
disc delivered as security for
the General Average contri-
button.
THIRD - Furnish verbatim
certified copy of the invoice
covering their shipment.
No exceptions can be made to
the above, and absolutely no cargo
can be delivered until all these re-
quirements are fulfilled. Con-
signees will save themselves con-
siderable annoyance and delay by
a prompt and literal compliance
with the above.
Security may be arranged be-
fore the arrival of the vessel pro-
vided invoices are in hand.
JOHNSON & HIGGINS.
Average Adjusters.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
The Peru's Cargo.

The steamer Peru sailed yesterday for Ancon
cargo valued at $l4s, ,9s6, the distribution being
as follows: For Mexico, Sl1 .063 Central
America, S9639; Panama, $3510; New York,
$40, ITO; Ecuador, $l305; Chile, 1855; jamaica
Slse4; Barbadces Island, $1,000. The following
were the principal exports:
To Mexico-I207 lbs dried fruits 326 crts
potatoes, 100 lbs rice, 157 gals wine, l32 crts
onions, ll79 pkgs fresh fruits. 81 pkgs grocer
les and provisions, Ii cs canned goods, So ,O6o
# lumber, 80 TASKS quicksilver, 4 cs arms and
ammunition, 10 pcs steel, 80 pkgs machinery.
100 cs coal oil, bdls iron 30 boiler tubes
es drugs, l2S pkgs ironware, 13 bdls bags, 2
bdls oars.
To Central America-95a bbls sour. 1884 lbs
rice, 1915 gals wine, 7s5 lbs dried fruit, pkgs
cereals, 800 crts potatoes, 40 bxs fresh fruits,
$50 lbs Goldfish, I3 pkgs groceries and provisions,
Is canned goods, IS ctls barley 1900 lbs
bran, $500 lbs tallor, so reels bsrbed wire,
25 bbls and cs tar cs dry goods 1910 lbs
coke, $50 cs coal oil, cs lubricating oil. 4
bdls leather. 5000 It lumber, coils rope
To Panama-425 bblg -four, 20.O00 lbs garlic
20 crts potatoes, 81, ,Sl3 IT and 100 pcs lumber
To New York-26, ,649 gals and Is cs wine
447,04 lbs copper. 1o1 bales cattle hair II
pkgs machinery. I6 bales junk.
To EcUador-29O bbls -four.
To Chiie-S cs canned goods 10 cs pbono.
graph goods.
To Jamsics-451 cs canned salmon.
To Barbados Islands-250 cs canned salmon
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

CASHIER FOUND GUILTY.-Newark, O.,
Oct. 6.-Cashier Lingafelter, who wrecked the
Newark Savings Bank two years ago, was
found guilty Of forgery today. after the jury
had been out eighteen hours. He was cashier
of the savings bank and was highly thought
of by Newark people He was sentenced tc
the penitentiary year ago, but secured new
trial
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

Forecast for San Francisco and vicinity
west winds
For Sacramento valley-Fair Sunday; light
south winds
For San joaquin vallcy-Fair Sunday; light
north winds.
For Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Sunday
light west winds
c. II. WILSON. Local Forecaster.
Maximum and minimum temperatures of East
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
To Load Wheat

The British. steamer Aberlour ION Puget
sound chartered prior TO arrival for wheat
thence TO the United Kingdom, Continent OF
Mediterranean at 2es Sd.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
RaiIroad MES for Perm.

The British steamer Clayerburn was cleared
yesterday for Valparaiso and way ports vii
Eureke. The steamer will call at Noyo anC
load $4,000 railroad ties. valued at $4,000. 70
Mollendo and Callao
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
SUNDAY, OCTOBER
U. S. Branch Hydrographic Ofnce-

A branch Of the United States Hydrograuhie
maintained IN San Francisco for the benenf OF
mariners, without regard TO nationality and free
of expense. NaFi2ators cordially invited ia
visit the Office, where complete sets OF chsrta
and sailing directions OF the world are kept al
hand for comparison and reference, and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
garoing lights, dangers to navigation and all
time ball service has been suspended peudins
the reeonstruction Of the tower Of the ferry
y 7. MCMILLAN. Nautical Expert, IN ch.rr..
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
Army Transports.

The Buford is at Honolulu.
The Crook Is in port Out OF commission.
The Logan is at Manila.
The Sheridan has been fosted and is at
Honolulu.
The sherman is in port. VIII sail October
10 for Manila.
The Thomas is at Manila
The Warren is in port Out Of commission.