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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25
EDITORS TOLD TO ASK
LEGISLATORS FOR PASSES

Sioux Falls, S. D., Jan. 19.-With the
notices of the midwinter meeting of the
South Dakota Press association at
Huron, January 80 and 81. now being
sent out is q supplement regarding the
matter of transportation 1t says:
You are requested to ask for it di-
rect, by addressing q letter TO Hon. r.
". Stewart representing the Chicago
and Northwestern railway, or Hon. II.
+. Hunter representing the Milwaukee,
at Pierre or make the request through
your representative in the legislature'
The following topics have been as
Signed and a notice sent out that no
apntnsies will be accepted:
I'le Mail Order Problem and the
Catalogue House Supplements in Coun-
try @'seklies." c. f. Allen. Brookings
Press.
Social and Moral Obligations of a
Newspaper, c. z. Sherwood, DcSmet
News.
Railroads and Newspapers Passes
and Press Associations" O. S. Basford,
Rediel1 Press.
The Editor and Commercial Organi-
cations. Chas. NJ. Day, Argus Leader.
Special Features of a Country Week
iy. e. ]. Ronald. Clear Lake Courier.
Criminal Journalism, j. p. Croal.
Sisseton Courant.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25
GAMBLE GETS THE
EXPECTED ELECTION
But Three StaIwarts Refuse to
Vote for Him, Supporting
Dean Sterling.

Pierre, $. D., Jan. 24.-The senate
met promptly at noon for the election
Of United States senator Senator
Gamble was placed in nomination By
Dillon, of Yankton. Ex-Governor Lee.
of Nermillicn, was renominated for the
democrats by Dudley, of Fail River.
Carpenter, of Day, placed Dean Sterl-
ing, of Nermillion. in nomination for
United States senator
The vote was: Robert j. Gamble, "a !;
Lee, S. and Sterling, g.
In the house the vote was: Gamble,
So Lee. 9; Sterling. l2; Dillon. L
Both houses met Wednesday and
elected Gamble ON joint ballot
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25
DAKOTA DIVORCE is
ATTACKED In ILLINOIS

Chicago ILL.,, Jan. 19.-The matri-
moniai affairs of Arthur L. Maltby a
wealthy mining engineer and brother
of former Alderman Maltby, took a pc
culiar turn when Judge Honore allowed
Mrs Etiice Maltby, the engineers di-
vorced wife, to file petition protesting
against allowing Mr.. Maltby to pay ALI
mony and solicitors fees to his second
wife, whom he is suing for divorce
and who has filed a cross bill and Is
contesting his suit.
Mrs. Maltby No. l bases her petition
upon the fact that her husband secured
a Dakota divorce from her five years
ago. which, she declares, the courts of
Illinois are not compelled to recognize.
The hearing of the petition, which will
be the first time the Illinois courts
have been called upon to construe the
famous Haddock divorce decision rem
dered some time ago by the United
States supreme court, in which it was
declared that other states need not
recognize divorces granted in foreign
states where the laws do not comply
with the requirements of those of the
first state.
About five years ago Maltby and his
first wife separated and he obtained a
divorce in Dakota. Later he remar-
ried. About two years ago he separated
from his second wife and a short time
ago filed a suit for divorce, charging
; desertion. Mrs. Florence Maltby. the
second wife, contested the suit by
fling a cross bill and obtained an order
for temporary alimony and solicitors
/ fees
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25
FOOT or SN(JW AND
ZERO TEMPERATURE

Huron. S. D. Jan. 10. This section
of the state has been experiencing a
week OF severe weather There are
from 10 to IA inches of snow covering
the ground and the temperature has
ranged from 10 above to % below zero.
Railroading, however has not been in
terrupted and there is plenty of fuel
al This point and at other stations on
the Dakota Central division of the Chi
go and Northwestern railway. Sta
t!ons on the Great Northern in this VIZ
cinity are also we'll provided with fuel.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25
EXECUTIVE ABILITY
GETS HIM PLACE

Piarrc. S. D.. Jan. pa. Norby,
OF Roberts county. was yesterday APP
pointed n member of the board of re-
gents. He is chosen from the Dave
Eastman faction of the Roberts county
crowd which has been victorious in the
past two contests in that county and
rank as one of the original insurgents.
He is a young man, of about thirty
five years, has had wonderful success
in business way and was chosen for
this position because of exceptional eX-
ecutiva ability. He is in the banking
business. owning several banks in the
part of the state where he resides.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25
ARE ACCUSED OF BURNING
MEN in BOX GAR

Lead S. D., Jan. 24-Deputy Sheriff
Scanlon and Portell, accused of mur-
dering Parish and Ranley in October
The men We're burned in a box car in
which the victims slept. The culprts
We're traced to Omaha and thence to
,hicago by the Northwestern railroad
officials. The trial will be "a Rapid
City.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25
FIRST OFFICIAL PAPER
SjGNEN EN HRANAEOpr,

Huron, S. D.. JAN. .S-The first of
fetal document bearing the signature
of Governor Crawford is that of n no.
tary public issued to Major Z, NJ
Thomas, of this city. Mr.. Crawford
was inducted into Office on January S.
and on the morning of the 9th signed
Major Thomas commission
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25
WATERTOWN GETS THE
STATE EIREMEN'S TOURNEY

W-atertowM. S. d.. Jan. 23.-Watel~
tion TO be held in this city during 1907.
in the annual meeting of the South Da-
kota Firemen's association. The touna-
ment Will be held June IS. ~ 20 and u.
Purses TO the amount of $1,000 will he
hung up
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25
COCK FIGHTING AS
FEATURE oF The sHoW

Sioux Falls. S. D.. Jam. 24-Hon
Share Butterfield. of Windsor. ontario,
is judge of the annual exhibition of the
Queen City Poultry association, which
commenced here last evening and will
continue the remainder of the week.
The collection of birds is unusually
large and good. Features are pit game
contests. three or four of these being
given each evening.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25
TOWN OF LEBANON TO
VOTE CM INCORPORATING

Lebanon, S. d, Jan 24.-A special
election Will be held next Tuesday to
vote upon Incorporating Lebanon as
a town under the general laws of the
state. Sentiment is believed to be
strongly in favor Of incorporating.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25
Ell LAND DEAL is
MADE I'm SOUTH DAKOTA

C'aetlewoa, s. d., Jan. 21.-John
I'alli!in, the Land man, returned home
yesterday from Dell Rapids, S. d,
where he has just closed one of the
largest rea! estate deals ever made in
this section. he having sold twenty
I've quarter s. ctions of land in Nc
Pae.scn county, S. d, to VI. o. Rime CT
Dell Rapids, for $4,000.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25
FINED BECAUSE
T-.g!I CHILDREN MISS SCHOOL

I'll I C.fFLDREN MISS SCHOOL
cd. = ~. San. 2:E.-The school
eatl Is ,i,sGtnc ths matter of COM
y c1o@l attendance as never be-
lac. Hills Fines have
iun pe5l,ta whose chill
nj schGu. regularly.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25
t.EAD HIGH SCHOOL is
EIRSI lM ENROLMENT

Lead, S. d. Jam. W,-The high school
@: this city heaGs the list in the state,
haNit 6 enrolled 420 pupils. Sioux Falls
is second in the list with $50. These
figures are from the new high school
directory, which shows Aberdeen third.
having 293 pupils in the nigh school
and II instructors. The first two cities
have Ii and Is teachers respectively In
their hi-h schools.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-12
Marriage at Island croxe.

MIR All! Mrs. 8 -. Gaskin have
turned from Island Grove, vbers ~.
"Wednesday evening they ATTENDED -.
marriage Of the latter's sister. Mi.
BESSIE Hak"r. daughter Of Mr. ava
Mrs r. 7. Faker, 70 r.. Simmons
The marriage. which ucurr.d 4,
the baptist church. was one Of N.
most largely attended ever know, 4.
that section. friends congrepa,,n.
from every direction.
A wedding supper followed N.
ceremony. This function was given
at the home OF the brides lar.n,.
and consisted Of everything good IN
eat
MIR. and Mrs Simmons left on tho
night train for Spar. where Mr.
Simmons is engaged in the mercant,la
business.
The contracting parties are popular
young people. and their numeroua
friends |i sh them much happiness in
their married life.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-12
TIE REBATE.

IN. rebate. says The Wall Street
Journal. vas AT one time regarded a.
simply a., whole sailing OF transpoT.
tation. /, was thought to be right
morally and economically that the
large shipper. should get 4 lower rate
for tran, portation than the small ship.
ars. Even when doubts began to
accun..i late as TO the sOundness Of
this contention. the rebate was still
held to be right. at least In certain
instances and under given conditions.
Eut now the rebates have become
criminal. and O,r great oil company
has been fined $4,000, 900 for accept.
ing them.
The overthrow Of the rebate IL un.
doubtedly in the line OF progress.
Whatever advantages II may have In
individual instances. in the aggregate
1t works for injustice and wrong.
In the last analysis. the rebate Is
the advance agent Of socialism. Ii
destroys competition by giving the
favored competitor such advantages
"a to drive those Disseminated
against out of business. With the
destruction Of competition, there
comes monopoly. and private mOnuIro-
~ inevitably leads to public owner
shin
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-12
CURE FoR SNAKE STE.

Sew cures for snake bite are al.
ways In order and nowhere more so
than in Florida. where the aboriginal
rattlesnake still maintains his habitat
and continues his pernicious activity
as an offensive partisan and an un.
desirable citizen. From Denver in
the far West. where rattlers are also
numerous. comes the voice Of DR.. J..
II. Phelps. a reputable physician. who
says:
"Tincture OF iodine injected into
the veins nea the bite will stop the
poison spreading to the rest Of the
system. and will cure the victim with.
out discomfort to him. have
tried iodine on man and animal ever
since I graduated from college. more
years ago than I like to remember
now. and It has never failed me. 1t Is
efIicient not only In the case OF rat.
tlesnake bite. but also in case Of
moccasin snakes, tarantulas. scorpions
and other reptiles Of that nature. No
man should die of snake bite in these
days. when such a simple remedy
Is at hand"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-12
THE GAINESVILLE Sun: AUGUST 12 1907

I'm EXPOSING these methods, not~ith
standing the fact that in doing so
IL inCurs the emmy Of one Of tn"
most powerful groups OF iihanci"rS III
the country. At the same tim" II
gains the applalsr of business inter
ests which hay. too long horne ~"
burden ~ Standard oil Injustice.
Nevertheless In dealing with IN"
Standard oil Co II f. highly import
ant that We should deal with II fairly
and with all sides In view.
THE fact is '1at tho Government
In its dealings with the Standard on
Co I'm the courts "a we'll a. In It,
investigations Of It's business should
be- more judicial and less partisan
than has been the case. Two wrongs
do not make one right. and because
the Standard Oil Co. has been guilty
Of unfair methods OF competition that
Ia no reason why the Government
should not give full credit where 1t
Is due. On the contrary. IL would
strengthen It's own case against inc
Standard OIL Co II 1t gave due promi.
hence to those achievements which
stand to the credit of this great mo-
nopOly.
In imposing, a fine OF $4,000
upon the Standard on Co. Judge
Landis has gone 40 far in severe
punishment to the Standard OIL "a at
last to awaken possibly some sym.
patty with that corporation in the
minds OF the people. Such fine Ia
really confiscatory in its amount and
It will doubtless enable the Standard
OIL to present a better case on appeal
to the higher courts than It would
possess upon the merits OF the facts
that were in controversy"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-12

In our day, says The New York
Commercial. We have witnessed
strikes for all sorts Of things. but We
do not recall ever before having heard
OF a general strike for q longer day
and more work. The italian. Spanish
and Greek laborers on the Panama
canal watt . nine-hour day and de-
mand that they shall be allowed to
work on Sunday. They do not ask
for more pay per hour. but for more
hours in which to earn pay. How.
ever. there has come q change over
Panama matters In the last few
months that speaks volumes for the
present management as we'll as for
the administration which has been
accused by its enemies OF more or less
serious interference in that manage
ment. The reports from the Culebra
Cut for last month show about one
sixth more excavation than during the
month OF June. There was also an
increase in the amount Of dredging
done. Chief Engineer Goethals evi.
IDENTIFY Is not to be led by the excuse
OF holiday into stopping OF the work.
and recently declined to allow the
jamaican workers to celebrate their
emancipation holiday by knocking
of on their job. 1t looks very much
as II the Panama canal may be com.
pleted within the limits OF the time
predicted by the officials OF the admin.
istratiOn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-12
NOTICE or ELECTION. ,

school Souse ia School District No q q An
ehaa cessty: E1estds @ 1Ssssaay: SsSSso-
Der 18th. lso1. 10! !he perpo:e 81 deeer1e
special ssx school diSsract. for The e1oet3oo q
three trustees thereof. sn1 fcs The pasyeso g
dsrernining tbe rate Of Diuase 70 - e1eee
Two year thereafter. Polh Win oPee . .
O'Clock AID close at sunsct. H. !o1oyn9
tors Of SAID election: J. A. Parish. JoAn Kiee
and John Pooda. one OF whO0 sho0 ect -
clerk.
Doce BY order OF The board Of Puolte N
structioo Of Alecbua cousty. Florida. tas ese
DAY OF a ugust. A. u 1907.
X. b. WEEKS. CA BID Pee: Inesr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-12

Three or four negro preachers. cid
ers or deacons. We could not say posi-
lively which. were discussing tn in
luence of one Elder jenkins On q
southbound 8. A. l. train last Friday
evening. 1t appeared from the con-
versation overheard by ye editor that
these particular gentlemen OF the
cloth deprecated the great influence
OF Elder Jenkins. and one Of them.
who vas not SO we'll dressed as the
others. asked: What IL to be did
wild a man when he 'tains too much
infioorence?" Remove him! Remove
HIM! Just as they did Jesus Christ"
responded the others In chorus, to
which q colored deaconess said
Amen"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-12
The Devil Of Today

His work In the home. church, %
ciety. business. politics and every
walk Of life. A book portraying ~
grave dangers found In all conditions
OF life. Pitfalls and methods Of -
Gaping them. A warning note %.
save young men and women ffo0
wreck and ruin. This great work co..
tains more than 500 pages. A GaSjs
copy will be mailed to any address
on receipt OF the price. 3l.2s. We
want agents to sell the above beok
with . full line OF standard suhscSiD-
ton books. red letter family 90
teachers Bibles. Catalogue Wln -
sent free. This IL your opportunity
to make money. Write today. D. =
LUTHER PUB. CO.. Atlanta. O..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-12
Since Hon Frank Adams announce.

Since Hon. Frank Adams announce
ment that he "i!l not be- a candidate
for United States Senator in the pri
maries OF 1905, the State PRESS hat
almost unanimously decreed that Sen
ator Mallory should be his own sue.
cessor. There Is no doubt ahout II
Senator Ma!lcry ~ IN. RICH, uaH in
the right place
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-12

IL was q happy thought OF that
North Carolina judge to put Law.
breaking railroad officials In the chain
gang II worked like charm. ana
'nv Teddv's admirers are wondering
ANY be never suggested II as mode
o. trust busting.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-12

~ ooo01aslooags a Putnam coun.
oWo e01ore1 . eIectj0a % - held
= 0eO110bse l3tA for Tie purpose
ooo11lnG VhotAae The sale Of IN.
n4nO 0GDoes shall - licensed
y - 1a1e. Ths Aght Win 10 one
- 0sDe hotly contested In the
~ g ~ 0ta4s. but tAe victory
n0 - O The side Of the prohibi.
A - they con show By actual
DDo10Ba&5oa since the last election
= - VDestjoa that prohibiting the
= - 1gsoe In Palatka win ID
- sotAsr than retard every inter.
- - town. Russell 4 vickers
- q The Palatka News. have
- ~ q The side of the prohibition.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-12
J. W. DANIEL or VIRGINIA.

Among the Southern Democrats
Who have been mentioned in connec.
tiou with the Presidency none 10 more
conspicuous than John Warwick
Daniel, the senior Senator from Wiz.
ginia. He was born at LynchburE.
September 5. 1912. and Is Of English
descent. Senator Daniel was edu-
Gated at DR.. Gessner Harrison's Uni.
versity school and Lynchburg Cob
lege. He left school In May. 1861.
to enter the provisional army Of Vir.
ginta, a. second lieutenant and drill
master. He held several offices In
the Confederate army. and was in
1864 chief OF staff to General Early
He was wounded three times in battle.
the last time being seriously crippled
In the great Wilderness night in May
1854. After this he returned home
and began the study Of law in the OF.
ace Of his father. In 1866 he at.
tended the law school OF the Uni.
versity OF Virginia. and being admit.
ted to the bar practiced bis profession
with his father until 1873. when the
latter died. Senator Daniel has writ.
ten two standard law books" Daniel
on Negotiable instruments" and
Daniel on Attachments" and has re-
ceived the degree OF L. l.. d. from
the University of Michigan and Wash.
ington and Lee University. He has
served in both branches Of the Vir.
sinia LEGISLATURE and has been Ave
times q delegate to National Demo
cratic Convention: once q Democratic
elector: once the Democratic candi-
date for Governor Of Virginia; mem.
Der OF the House Of Representatives
Of the United States in the 18th Con-
gress. He succeeded William Malone
a. United State Senator from Vir-
Ginia In 1887. and has held that posi-
ton for more than twenty years. II
Is Daniels record as Senator that
attracts attention to him AZ an avail
able Democratic standardbearer. He
has stood alongside OF such men as
tioar and Morgan in the Upper House
Of Congress. Gifted. scholarly. cour
ageOus, courteous. honorable and indus
trious. he has been 4 model senator.
A regular Democrat at all times, he
has been a champion OF State rights
taxation for revenue only and strict
adherence to the letter and spirit Of
the constitution. He opposed the rati.
fcation OF the Spanish treaty. believ.
Ing that the Philippines would be a
curse instead ~ an advantage to the
United States. He has sternly froWn.
ed on Government ownership Of rail.
roads and does not favor the initia.
tive and referendum in Federal legis.
lation. He has opposed government
by injunction" and has favored strict
Federal control OF corporations en-.
gagged In interstate commerce. The
South has no stronger man in public
life today than John w. Daniel.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-12

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-12
Sea Island Cotton,

Savannah. Ga. August l0.-.-The zen.
island market was very quiet during
the past week. only two bales reported
a. being sold. Exports OF 27l bales
made considerable reduction in tho
local stock. leaving 1t at 4s3 bales.
A part Of this has been sold and 10 On.
~ awaiting shipment. The week cIos.
ed with prospects Of further reduc.
ton In the unsold stock. Reports.
from the new crop are still favorable,
except for the danger OF too much
rain.
The following prices are based O.
factors quotations:
Elk. fancy Gas and Fla.'s IS
Fancy Gas and Fias. "a 03Ak
Elk. choice Cas- and Fla. 8. .32h033
Choice Gas and Fla.'s. .3lh031
Ex. fine Ca and Fla.'s. IS o.
Fine Cas- and Fla.'s. .2e or
Common Ca . and Fla. 8. "a 03s
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-12
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-23
Mounted Police
Control Paris
BIG CITY HAS APPEARANCE OF
STATE OF SIEGE BECAUSE OF
STRIKERS TODAY.

PARIS, April 23.-with Cuirassiers
and mounted police patroling the
streets OF Paris, the city to-day pre-.
sented the appearance OF being in a
state Of siege. The most serious Ia.
Dor trouble Paris has experienced In
many days was responsible for calling
ont Of the mounted soldiers and extra
police forces. Strikers Of the fool
producing trades unions caused riots
In various parts Of thee Ity. the worst
outbreak occurring before the Annex
TO Labor Exchange, wnere thousands
OF strikers and sympathizers collected
and engaged in wild demonstrations.
All possible leniency was shown the
strikers. only seven arrests being
made during the riots at the annex.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-23
WEST Y!!!R!GI!N!!!|!.!!!!.AI!!!NlS!!'I S
SUGGESTED FOR coMMtssloN oNERis
OF INTERNAL RE VEN " Il
SENATOR EtKfNs. "

WASHINGTON, April %. - Senator,
ElkIns visited the White House again
yesterday, insisting to the President
that some West Virginia Republican;
be appointed commissioner Of internal
revenue. Mr.. EIkins suggested i've
eligible, worthy men for. the fob. Isaac
Mann, Of Bramvell, j, L.: Caldwell and
Elliott Northcott, Of Huntington. a.
B. White. of Petersburg, and Charles
Teter, Of PhIlIppl. Aryer urging the
President to appoint one OF these men
Mr.. Elklns started on search Sot !sena:
tor Scott, hoping to have his assist
ance. Later on they may see The
President together. Mr. Nortncott d.
clares that he is not a candidate for
any appointment but q iudgship. he
has been very busy going over West
Virginia AFFAIRS with both, Senator'S,
and left for his home last night
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