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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
Told OF Discrimination.

Columbus. o., April ga number
OF Hooking Valley coal mine opera.
tors testified Friday before II. u.
Clarke. OF the Interstate comerce
commission, regarding alleged car
discrimination. Arguments on the
Testimony will be made before the
entire commission at some future
date. f
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
Murphy Denies the story.

Los Angeles, April 27.-Francis
Murphy, the noted temperance work
er. denies the story that he is nearly
stone blind and that he is shortly to
retire from active work.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
Merchants win Hold an Auction.

Bowling Green. o.. April 27--On
next Thursday the first general pub
lie auction will be held In this city
py the merchants. The plan Is to
have large warehouse where people
from the surrounding country can
bring anything they want TO dispose
OF, and an auctioneer Will endeavor to
sell II to the highest hidasr
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
A s2oo.ooo Fire Loss.

Utica. N. Y, April 27.--The plant OF
the Acme Road Machine Co., OF
Frankfort, was destroyed by fire last
night, entailing loss of 100000 on
equipment, besides the building,
which was owned by the West Shore
Railroad Go. a.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
on THE GREEN DIAMOND.
and Boston Americans
Were WhiteWashed on Friday.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.

Following are FrIday'S scOres;
At observation-disclosures 2, Cleveland
l. Walsh, Sullivan; Liebhardt. Clark.
At Detroit--St. Louis !, Detroit 3.
Howell Stephens; Wlllett. Schmidt,
AT New York-Washington o. New
York 4. Graham. Warner; Brockett,
Klelnow.
At Philadelphia /, Boston
o. Dygert, Barry; Prnltt, Armbrua-
ter.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
John D.,s Latest Gift.

Chicago. April 27.-Iohn d. Rookie
feller, It was announced last night,
has presented TO the University OF
Chicago a tract of land comprising
about ten city blocks, valued at So
100000
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
Burton declares for TAFT.

Trenton. y j.. April 27.--Congress-
man Burton. Of Ohio. made an address
here last nig;lf at the banquet OF the
Republican club. He declared himself
IN favor OF the nomination Of Secre.
tary TAFT for the presidency In 1908.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
Case Is shrouded in Secrecy.

New York, April 27.-The district
attorneys Office last night had sue
ceeded in delaying for another day
publicity concerning the details OF the
conspiracy through which the Trust
Company OF America was robbed of
bonds. the aggregate value OF which
10 known only TO the persons directly
interested. This much Is known.
both Broker bennett and Loan Clerk
Douglass dictated statements al the
district attorneys office Friday. When
they were concluded the prosecutor
refused 10 give hint OF their I'm.
port.
store 10 . Mark for Burglars.
Bowling Green. o., April 27.--For
the eleventh time In seven years,
Osyldsons general store at New
Rochester. east OF here, was robbed
~ burglars Thursday night.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-01


Take down the fiddle and give ma the
Gay when you're ready TO glide and to no,
soraps your fest honey. and swing 20
your place:
Harvest Il over. and hearts have said
Rand me tina. nddls and timber your root,
Kissing Eoes sood. and the dancing b
Swing corners, GLASSES. change pa-tnsrs.
Away
osve me that fiddle; I'm itching to paAyl
Take down the nddis: I'm ready 10 dream
Ths morn OF the meadow. the noon OF
sand me old platform ana thrOw or ysur
hat;
RAsse's the ginger 70 aanos and The saAa
b pats
whsats m the sln ana tAs mEEk's IN sha
earn.
- . Is cutting II. sure - yoqss basn.
- her ana kaas her. sa8 daaA NJ hsF
raAe aovn tho naal& ana ssvs M %
Take down sAs AaaAs; tAs AasAs d %
TAs mooassAm m beauty 10 waning -
@Ss me ella masle. sna sEvs mo oaa
INA dance q the dslls ana ths soas -
tha earth:
PAewing the stuehla an aay. but sonawAa
e~sns her, my hoaay, beneath tho pmAa
Hight;
SWING corners. eAaasaA change partnsas
ne sysr ssr aaallns has come Win ~
-Rsfetmars s,1.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-01
Football ooaalp.

Success ON the track and diamond
this season has given encouragement
10 the coaehes for a strong showing on
the rrldlron FOR Illinois this fall. Van
look the big guard. win probably be
the new captain 20 succeed Burroughs,
leharred by tho three year rule.
Eight Of the new captains In leading
Teams are evenly divided as linesmen
or In the back field as follows; Yale
Eilglnw. tackle; ElaFvard-parker, cen
Ter; Cornell Cook. tackle; Carlisle
t,aha, tackle; Pennsylvania Folwell,
halshack: Princeton Mccormick, full
hack, West Point Smith. halfback,
ind Annapolis Douglass, halfhack.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-01
nealon Ante Aeeidantn.

Because Of the number OF accidents
recently In and about Boston, where
motor ears have run into carriages.
in1urlng people and horses. and made
on without stopping 10 inquire the re.
suits President George T. Angel OF
the Massachusetts, Society For Proven
1ion OF Cruelty 10 Animals has sent out
this notice: '.fn behalf OF the Maaaa-
ehuSetts society For the Prevention OF
Cruelty TO Animals hereby ogfer . re-
ward OF $40 for evidence that win con-
viet any driver Or owner OF a motor
car who shall In violation OF law cause
the death or serious injury Of horse =
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-01

The family OF L. G. Bremen OF Gen.
aales, Tex, has been RECALLING itself on
bananas raised In Gonzales. The fruit
II fully as large and well favored as
that shipped In from more tropical
chimes and goes to show that Gonzales
county Ii good for raising almost any
kind OF fruit. says the San Antonio
Express. There Il an orange tree In
the yard OF DIR. Aldenhoeven that also
brings forth fruit Of It's kind yearly.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-01
MILLION FOR BABIES.
Pittaburg Bachelor Left Fortune to
Possible Children OF His Cousins.


The viii OF the late Paul Fl. Haeke
Of Plttsburg, art eonnoisseur sport and
business man. offers his S1,000.000 es-
tate to his two male relatives, provided
they have children. says a special dis
patch to the New York World, Hacke
was bachelor, The estate may
amount to $1,5O0000. Hacke's maiden
sister, Miss Sarah Hacke, to whom he
was deyotedly attached, receives an
annuity of $1,000.
Paul and William George are the
two male relatives to whom Hacke
looked to perpetuate the family. They
are his second cousins, aged twenty
one and eighteen.
The estate Is to be divided equally
among their children, II they have
any. II not 1t win go to the West
moreland hospital at Greensburg, the
St Paul's Orphan asylum of Butler
and the Grace Reformed church OF
plttshurg
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-01

time, Residcs Winning the biggest end
oF the rich purse. he also gained the
distinction Of trottlng the seasons fast
est three heat race.
With four races on the afternoons
card aud the start Of Major Delmar
against the tracks trotting record
without the wind shield large at
tendance WAS drawn into the racing
Enclosure In spite OF the threatening
weather
uighhall was the fayorlte, selling at
500 10 sonoma Girls So and the
iieid at the anme figure Just before
tho race was called there appeared TO
be very little money in sight against
the favorite at | 20 z
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-01
ne SPORTING WORLD
The EonAhnll Rnlaa.

Tho football rules Tor 1907 are better
codlfied and have been made rather
more complete.
The Duties Of the two umpires are
mote clearly defined 80 M to place re.
an0nalbltlty npon the proper shoulders
mud also % further assist the referee,
Tho alterations which pertain direct
II 10 the play itself are; An Increased
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-01

#&3AA8AA8 MAA&NANa
length o. playing time. making the
halves the old time Of thlrty.tlve mln-
ukes again instead Of thirty minutes.
- In 1Do0
ne penalty for an illegal forward
panm and one which strikes the ground
before q strikes = player Of either
aide has hsan made less severe. In
1Bo8 Il meant the loss Of the bah %
@ side which made the pas.
In tha rules Of 1907 On q and
seeena down Il VIII mean - ..
aAnce- fifteen yarAs only--snd ne1 the
iams o. the bail
On the third down. howe~s the Old
rule applies Of loss Of b. his real.
b Ia the main pelnt 81 H.. tgeranca
between tae rulea Of 1907 and hose of
aaea
ne I'm yard rule aeAnds ~ q dAd
hsG year.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-01

Joe Cans Is about $4,000 ahead on
the Britt light besides what ne bot
on himself. which Ii believed 10 b
considerable
The champion said
There never was a moment that
did not know bad the aght won.
Britt did not hurt me AZ all. ana after
the nrst round ] knew thmt I could
bleek bis body blows. with whAeA Ne
expected to do so much damage"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-01
Rssslns osss Atlantic Lsaeas peanans

Rssdiaa essa Atlantic Lsasss Psanans.
Aftar q long session recently the a.
rs<tors 81 the Atlantic league an
nounesd that Reading bad wen the
psHAant. rhe forfeited game between
Reading and Easton waa discussed.
and the beard formally awarded the
same to the former team. The Brock
lyn-Easton contest. In which Manager
Bays men were daFaatad and which
was claimed By him 10 Be "a exhihi-
sssa esAesss wss AWARDED - Esstea
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-01

a. Wlm Fer Hiahs q
aw y Ne msAma Sc - best
- ~ Gamwm wmm tAa
%19ee Stats wtM&a at syria
eaaa ~ T.. lesssntly q sexaiahk beats.
ssng each hsat n exaes1y equal
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-10-17
Stanley C0rnty Coal

Dick Robinson has lately dis
covered a vein of coal located eight
miles due north OF Philip. TIE
out-crop is not extensive. being
only q few inches in thickness and
eight feet in length. No cxcava-
tions, however, have get been made
to determine the thickness of the
vein underground or the extent OF
other Veins that may be located at
a lower level. The samples brought
into town show what appears to be
a fuel Of exceedingly good quality.
One is probably not justified in
having a pipe dream over this
matter: but, nevertheless. the fact
remains that the discovery OF an
abundant coal supply near here.
would contribute almost every
thing to the up-building of a
fourishing city where our village
now stands. A stroke of good
fortune such as this would be has
ofttimes raised an obscure hamlet
to a city of the first magnitude.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-10-17
Business Efeu Visit
N,11SliD

4 special train brought party
of Minneapolis business men to our
town Tuesday. For The most part
they were members Of the Com
mercial Club of that City. and rep
resented various wholesale and
manufacturing interests. The ex-
cursion was planned and carried
out primarily for the purpose of
getting acquainted with the coun-
try recently opened up west of
the Missouri river and securing
business in this new trade territory.
The party was in Philip thirty
minutes and The members spent
that time visiting the vsrious
business houses of the town and
talking shop. They went on to
the Black Hills where they will
spend several days, returning
home by way of the milwaukee,
line south of here.
The Sioux Falls Business Men
arrive tomorrow from the west
at l:2O in the afternoon. They
will stop here about thirty minutes.
There will be about 100 members
IN this party, some Of them already
known to the business men OF
our town.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-10-17
WASTED-A girl for general
houseWork. Mrs. G. G. Benson.

WASTED-A girl for general
housework. Mrs. G. &. Benson.
A. ?. Hartze!I was in from
Smith Tuesday ana Wednesday.
Frank Norman was here Mon
day on his return from the county
seat.
There viii be German Lutheran
services at Philip NOV. q at 9
p. IN. by Rev. &. Hoelschcr. 32-7
Judge Loren f. Gatfy of Pierre
snd Frank II. Kinney, clerk of
courts for this county, came up
from Fort Pierre Wednesday after
noon.
r. H. Townsend, county survey
or and president Of the Townsend
Land Co. of Fort Pierre. was a
business visitor here several days
early in the week.
Frank n. Rood. member Of the
last legislature from this district,
was IN Philip " ednesday. Hc
has lately sold his ranch and thinks
well Of our town as his next
location.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. w. Warner
will leave week after next for The
South. They will spend the wint-
er visiting various points OF
interest. returning here again in
the Spring.
jim Bednar was a caller at our
office Yesterday. He contributed
the necessary dollar to our cause
and was gladly enrolled on the
constantly growing list Of our
subscribers.
A young man by the name of
judy was arrested by Sheriff
Huston last Saturday at Hardin
grove on complaint charging
malicious mischief sworn out by
one Perrin. Perrin claimed that
Judy had been using a shot gun
to protect his crops from foragins
cattle. The matter came up Tues
day at Fort Pierre. A settlement
was effected between the parties
and the matter dismissed.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-10-17

Mrs. Merrigan has been spend
ing q few days in Philip this
week visiting with friends.
Curtis Moyer and family dined
at the parental home Sunday.
Mr.. Meeker is building fence
on the state land. This will extenc
his pasture thrce-quarters Of 8
mile farther north than its ole
limit.
Allen Randall Of q 700
Hope Valley and w. A. Slater,
have been working with Thos
Green the past few days.
Carsten Christensen lost yer,
valuable horse last Tuesday morn
ing. After securing what help h,
could in the neighborhood he rod,
to Philip for the vetenary but be
fore he could get back the hors;
had died.
Burton Buchanan is doing som,
fall breaking.
Mr.. O'Connell has arrived OF
his claim and is busily engaged il
getting his hew home built.
Willie Merrigan is helping Mr.
O'Connell this week.
-. j. Sargent went down on tn,
Bad River Monday after a load O.
fire wood.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-10-17
Building Notes

Anderson Michael and Ira Mil
Ter are building a coal locker.
w. 4. lIarrell has his new house.
we'll under way. When completed
it will be- very comfortable home.
George Meyers has lately mado
additional improvements in his
house south of the Northwestern
right of way.
The Robinson Lumber Company
is erecting an Office. A warehouse
will be next in order. Work on
it will commence soon.
County Surveyor H. II. Town.
send is here plating an addition
to the town of Philip. 1t will be
north of the town originally
plated.
The carpenters are pushing tie
work on G. l.. Dorothy's new
residence and it will probably be
practically completed sometime
next week. :,
j. L. Huff is making an ad-
dition to his hotel property. When
completed it will be occupied as
a barber shop with shoe shop in
connection.
The new school house is COM
pletel with the exception of desks
and other inside fixtures. These
have been ordered and are expect
ed in the latter part of this week.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-10-17
Circuit CCl;rt

Judge Boucher convened court
at Fort Pierre last week. The
cases taken up were such as had
been put over from The regular
July term, and were either quick
~ disposed of or continued to the
January term. The term was a
short one and although the regular
July jury panel was in attendance,
Their duties were soon performed
and they were allowed to como
home.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-10-17
Smith SCribD1inr

What beautiful weather!' is
the exclamation often heard these
October days.
Messrs. John Airey. Howard
Alrey, August Griesel, Frank
Barnes, Mrs. Sarah Airey and
Miss Mary Griesel proved up on
their claims in Philip last tuesday.
Miss Eunice Moore is visiting
in Hot Springs, S. d.
A number Of friends of Charles
and Miss Mary Griesel surprised
them last Saturday night to bid
them farwell before they left for
their old home in University Place,
Nebr.
Miss Annora Brown who was
visiting in Rapid City is very sick
at that place.
Mrs. Vickers, mother of Mrs.
George Airey, returned last Fri
day to Chicago.
Miss Alice Airey who has been
visiting Miss Ada Meyenfeldt in
Rapid City joined her mother at
that place Tuesday night and from
there they 90 to Denver, Colo,
where they will spend the winter.
Sidney Atwood and family have
been camping on Ash Creek the
last ten days.
Bert Buchanan and family leave
for Osmond, Nebr., this week.
They have made their home near
Philip for over. a.. year during
which time they have made many
friends that regret to see them de-
part from here. Carl Erickson
has rented the place for the COM
ing year.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-10-17
Judge n. S. WycIoff of Union

Judge n. S. WycI,ofi of Union
vile, Mo-, arrived here early in
the week for a visit with his broth
or n. II. Wyckotf. Mr.. Wyckoif
has not visited western South De-
kcta before. He, however, ex-
presses himself as pleased with
the general outlook and promise
OF our new country.
FoR SALE-A good gentle saddle
and single driver, iron gray. 4
years old, weight about 1000 lbs.
no blemishes. Has been ridden by
a lady during the summer. Has
good style and is a fine roadster
Also o heavy cowboy saddle in
first class shape. Inquire at this
office.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-10-17
Trees For The Prairie.
Trees! Trees!! Treesl!i

Trees! Trees!! Trees!!!
A car lQo6of iron clad fruit and
forest trd 3 will be delivered at
Philip on The 23rd and oath. days
of October. The car will be ac-
companicd by one of the firm who
will attend to the delivery of same
and will be glad to give informa-
ton in regard to orchard planting
in the northwest.
Grandview Orchard & Nursery Co
d. F. French.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-10-17
Freight Rates Again

The state railroad commission
met at Rapid City Tuesday for the
purpose Of overhauling freight
schedules in effect west of the
Missouri river. Many complaints
have been filed, and it seems like
ly that there will be general re-
duction in rates. The settlers and
coal dealers along the new line of
the Northwestern have been re-
monstrating vigorously against the
rate on coal from Rapid City east
and they may get a reduction.
The action of the commission will
not be announced for a week or
so.
Edgar Herman and Gus Poda-
witz of Mellette were among the
arrivals here Wednesday,.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-10-17

Ira A. Miller went to Ft. Pierre
today on a business trip.
w. g. Monnett of Wokama is
working in the Philip Hardware
Store.
Ed Shaver came in from Onida
Wednesday for a few days visit
with printer friends.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-10-17
The New Time Table.

The new Northwestern time
table went into effect last Mon
day. According to the schedule
now in effect, the west bound
freight leaves Fort Pierre at 500
a. M, arrives at Philip 1920, leav-
es Philip at Il ~. arrives at Rapid
city at $3.50 p. m.
The west bound passenger leaves
Fort Pierre at lao p. m, arrives
at Philip at 1870 and at Rapid
City at 500.
The east bound freight leaves
Rapid City at 600 a. m. arrives a,
Philip at 2:lO and at Fort Pierre
at 1906.
The east bound passenger leaves
Rapid City at $3.50 a. M, arrives
at Philip at 1856, leaves Philip at
1916 p. m., and arrives in Fort
Pierre at $40.
The new arrangement seems un.
handy at the start, but it gives
Philip people a much longer sta,
in Fort Pierre between trains ant
will in time nodoubt prove more
satisfactory than the old schedule
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-10-17

Ready made dress ski IT'S. Black
sateen petticoats and outing flanne'
night gowns for both ladies and
children, All kinds Of dress lin
ings and dress trimmings. Every
thing for winter in underwear and
hosialN.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-02
BURGLAR'S STRANGE CALL.
Knocks old Woman Dozen and
LeaUes Flat Untouched.

After forcing his way into apartments on the
fourth floor of No. 69 West 66th street last
night apparently with the intention Of robbing
them a man. armed with revolver after Hst-
euipg TO the pleadings Of an aged woman,
stunned her with blow and then left the place
without touching anything. Although detec-
tives and policemen from the East 51st street
station made a search of the neighborhood. they
were unable to get any trace of the man.
Shortly after dinner Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Schrieber went out for Il walk, leaving Mrs
Helen Krauss seventy years old, Mrs. Schricb-
er's companion, alone. 4 man. about twenty
five years old, with his derby hat down over his
eyes and his overcoat collar turned up, entered.
He said:
"If you scream, I'll shoot you.
Then Mrs. Krauss pleaded with him, but he
grabbed her and dragged her from the kitchen
to the dining room, where he turned up the
gas and Iooh into her face. said
Damn you, you're not the woman want.
Then he struck her and she fell to the floor.
About twenty minutes later Mr.. and Mrs.
Schneider returned, found the door unlocked and
Mrs Krauss unconscious.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-02

creased standing room the it is only proper
10 Toint out that the for diminishing tIe
nn,3f,nr of seats is for the purpose of providing
greater aisle space so that system oLCl oL C.i +a
t1nn of passenger from the entrances toWaTu tlte
exits of the may more easily be ~
1psIlItin., in greater comfort not only 70 tlioae
staniinF hut also to those seated. and at the sane
time avoiding the contiiction of streams OF PjSset
.rars with the resulting discomfort now 50 eElueti.
AT th. express stations during the rish iou.S
an additional result of maintaining o deLllt?, Cl
ai,lation of passeneers greater expedition VIII ne
possible in loadi = and unloading St5uot ,toI
yviI! b.. reduced and the average speed or lLs'Ne
materially increased. that the dlScolI"a5 -
standing is f,Irthe- Iessened by being SHo[tltti-
The question then. terS~ y stated, is as iGiioM
Having 5000 persons to carry an hour Sna1 pa & W. ny
folowing one policy provide seats for 4VVb peopIe
with standing room for possie! lgOy H"ler mems "l ni
+,1~n awav l00eH other anG slower lnt5s %
transportation or by adopting at least uhtl u
s1Ibyavs car built. the other pohGE MIgiepS te
resseii standing capacity is obtained proves Setts
for % 600 an6 carry the other 1900 stanHlhg aoi
short intervals of time. ana thuS Auiiii9Ii Nt7
rortatton for the entire 6ceto ..-- ;x,,-o,,as
Inasmuch as an answer to this question lnFo,ne9 o
q decision based upon policy rather than ! upon
Engineering feasibility. feel that your counts ON rs
sior Should first pass IpoE II and INSTRUCT hie az
cord