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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-05-30
PRAIRIE HOME


Mr.. ;. J.. Rudolph marketed a load
OF tat hogs, Monday.
Invitations are out for a dance at
Geo. Duff Friday evening.
a Ladies' Aid was entertained by
Mrs. Lumby Thursday afternoon.
Miss Ethel Squirting spent the latter
Of the week with friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r3vou Olson ana family
ate Sunday dinner with Mr.. ana Mrs.
Wick.
The masone have lust completad the
construction of a finn, large cistcYu for
! Mr.. Rudolph.
Messcrs. Milton Duff and Rudolph
Wiesc spent Sunday afternoon with
| Archie sheldon.
Henry Steinbure purchased Il fine
driving horse from Mr.. Glass the latter
part OF the week
Mice r1o..i. prdo1,b ,,.a,t Ito c,,,
part of the week visiting relatives and
friends at Aurora.
uorion oonrlo,od bi. .oho,l du,i,g
com ctnar :. ag.is,ing biy hro,bor uaI
with his farm work.
Horny NcCor,b of White .nan, tho
nos, u,aot looLina af.ar bic farm, 49,
orae+e - +bjg ,icinit,
MI ridiih FH'lT!ihoP VI plooh'hS'
spent NlonoaH looh'ilE di'et MS I"Iil
interests III tiII9 iocdItE'
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed are rejoicing
over the arrival Of "A bouncing boy,
Monday, MAY 9th. 1901
Mr.. Mike Maher and lady Miss
| Casey attended church services in
Rrookings, Tuesday evening.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-05-30
4 Recipe

With little attention night and morn
ing, anyone may prevent falling hair
and cleanse the scalp Of dandruff by
using the following simple recipe,
which may be obtained OF your family
druggist: Extract k~anthalon Com
pOurd, | o.; Bay Rum, 1 o.: Pure
Grain Alcohol, 2 or Distillo' WNter,
! on. You can con. ruuAu tins yOCT
self or have the druggist do it. Gu
out this recipe and try it.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-05-30
COMING EVENTS

Track meet, college athletic park,
May 81. North Dakota VS.. Bookings.
Mahara's Minstrels at the opera
house, Tuesday June it'll.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-05-30

How are your Kidneys? 1t is dan
gerous to delay when the Kidneys are
sick. One box Of kidney-Ettes will
recommend the next. rs cents. Ken
dall's Pharmacy.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-05-30

We are agents for the Quick-meal
and Detroit gasoline stoves. None
better. Alfred Nelson.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-05-30

Good bright Apricots, per pound..,..... 2Oc
Round head Clothes Pins, per dozen...... lc
Quaker Corn Meal, pei 3 ID. package..... g.
Good Sour Pickles, per dozcn............ sc
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-05-30

Or. NJ. r. Hopkins arrived from
Aberdeen yesterday for a visit with his
wife.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-05-30

Johnson's Naptha Soap, 8 bars.
'Newell's Extra Fancy Vinegar mad
from selected Russet apples, per quar-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-05
Mr.. Starr, and he will be instructed
to do all for you he can.
Very truly yours,

MY Starr, and he will be instructed
to do all for you he can.
Very truly yours,
VIM. H. SAYLOR, secretary.
The state dairy bureau, whose offices
are at so Clay street, San Francisco,
consists of John A. Bliss of Alameda
county. chairman; w. Frank Pierce of
Alameda county and George r. Sheath
of San Mateo county, with William H..
Saylor as secretary and chemist
The board members at yesterdays ses-
sion filed the letter without comment,
though after the session in private con-
versation, they evinced deep regret at
the Course of the state authorities.
Health Officer L. w. Powers said after
the session that this hampers the work
of his inspectors seriously, as it will re-
duire them to make several trips to out
side counties in order to secure conviction
of single offender. The object of the
deputyships is to enable the deputies to
swear to a complaint when they find
an outside dairyman violating the state
law.
Milk inspectors from the Los Angeles
office make trips all over Southern and
Central California for the purpose of in
vestigating the conditions of dairy farms
sending milk to Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-05

any infection develops the department
should be Immediately notified by tele-
phone. .
The rules which will be kept on file in
printed form are as follows:
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons between 1 and o'clock is
vaccination time at the health depart
ment office side entrance to city hall.
Telephones: Sunset, Main sos; Home,
A6S45.
Directions to be observed after vac
cination:
1. In one week return the child to
the health office to have the arm
dressed, then bring it back at least
once each week thereafter, or oftener
if necessary, until Informed by the
health officer or the assistant health
officer that further dressings are not
necessary.
2. Do not disturb the bandages in
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-05

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any way. If the bandages come off
cover the wound with sterile gauze or
with a cloth which has been boiled in
water and bring the child to this office
on the first vaccination day thereafter.
3. Do not allow the dressings to be-
come soiled, as the presence of dirt or
infectious matter of any kind is dam
gerous.
4. The child may be bathed as usual,
but on bathing do not permit the
dressings or wound to become wet.
8. Keep the child on light diet.
6. If any bad effects follow vaccina-
ton notify this Office and a physician
will be sent to attend the case,
Vaccination will always prevent
smallpox if performed in time.
1t makes no difference at what time
of the year vaccination is performed
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-05
STATE WANTS
ALL CREDIT
REFUSES TO DEPuTIzE LOCAL
MILK INSPECTORS
1WE LOOK TO MR.. STARR FOR
LAW ENFORCEMENT"
Los Angeles, Offer to Furnish Experts
Free to Watch Outside Dairies
Is sheIved by State
Dairy Bureau

The state dairy bureau and the Lo
Angeles health board have clashed owe
the Indifference of the state authoritie
in assisting Los Angeles in its campaign
for pure milk.
City milk inspectors are hampered whel
they go beyond the city and county lin
by the Nthat dairymen refuse to rec
authority. They cannot pro
sal.-st offenders away from home
i b. order to inspire respect among ou
1 yemen the city recently asked th'
y hte bureau to deputize the Los An
hes inspectors as state officers with
ht pay.
UAfter holding the communication ;
month the following reply was receives
yesterday:
No, Thank You
l laid your letter before the MEM
bers of the state dairy bureau at their
meeting yesterday august 29), in or
der that they might consider your sug-
gestion that this bureau appoint two
Of your inspectors to act as inspect
ors under the state dairy bureau with
out compensation.
The matter was fully discussed and
the secretary was given authority to
act in the matter as he thinks would
be the best course.
It seems to me that in view of the
fact that we have an inspector for
the bureau in your district to whom
we will look to enforce the laws with
which this bureau is concerned that
additional appointments would divide
the work unnecessarily and also the
responsibility.
Starts Additional Duties
have no doubt that in making your
request you are under the impression
that this bureau will entirely cease its
work in making inspections of dairies
as to their sanitary conditions, as
result of our meager support in the
way of funds appropriated by the
state, which is not the case. as we
will be able to retain Mr.. Starr in
the employ of the bureau, although
he will not be able to make as gen.
eral canvass of the dairies as in
the past, on account of the additional
duties that have been imposed upon
us and our inspectors.
His instructions are, however, to
continue to give his attention to
those dairies where conditions are
found to be such that they will need
attention.
At the same time L wish to assure
the board that this bureau wishes to
cooperate with you, and our inspector
has been instructed to assist you
whenever he can appropriately do SO.
Some Hope, Anyhow
Under the circumstances it occurs
to me that whenever your board can
use the authority of the state in pur-
suing your work in connection with
the dairies, that you cooperate with
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-05
FAILED TO HEED WARNING
SOUNDED BY MOTORMAN
Man Struck by Santa Monica Car
Dead When Picked Up at
Curb-lnquest at
Bresee's

Jose Chavez was struck and killed by a
Santa Monica car at Fifteenth and Hill
streets early yesterday afternoon.
The man was crossing the tracks at
the time, and despite the fact that the
motorman of the car sounded his gong,
Chavez apparently did not heed the warn
ing. When the car struck him, Chavez
was hurled to the curbstone. He was
dead when picked up.
The body was taken to Bresee Brothers
undertaking establishment and a coro-
ner's inquest will be held there today. 4
Chavez was 81 years of age and lived
at Ivy Park.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-05
REV. FRANK BUoBEE TO
ASSIST REV. BAKER p. LEE

Rev. Frank Bugbee will arrive in Los
Angeles tomorrow to act as assistant
minister of Christ Episcopal church.
Rev. Baker p. Lee, the rector, will be
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Bugbee in the par
ish work. Rev. Mr.. Bugbee will preach
the sermons during the absence of Rev.
Mr.. Lee. who will leave September II
to attend the general Episcopal conven-
ton in Richmond, but on his return Rev.
Mr.. Lee will preach the sermons.
Rev. Mr.. Bugbee is well known in Los
Angeles, his father having acted as one
of the early rectors of st. Paups pro-
cathedral.
Rev. and Mrs. Lee will be absent four
weeks, three of which will be spent at
the convention, giving them but one
weeks real vacation.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-05
Lom Rate. Admisnion pny

The SOUTHERN PACIFIC will sell on Sep
tember T. and excursion tickets to points in
Southern California between Los Angeles and
Rcdlands, Riverside San Bernardino and Santa
Ana, including branch lines, at one fare for
round trip. To all other points in California
one fare and one-third for round trip where
the one-way rate is not more than $40. Under
this arrangement round trip on Inside Track"
to Redlands and Riverside is only sos Riv-
eIside or San Bernardino SLID Santa Barbara
s4.4O Tickets are good to return until Septem-
Der TO- Further information may be had at
city ticket office, 800 South Spring street. cor
ler Sixth or at Arcade depot, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-05

able wagon across the tracks. He
evidently did not notice the approach
OF the train and made no effort to get
out of it's way His two horses were
killed and the wagon was demolished.
When picked up Ikegami was uncon-
scious and did not regain his senses
before he died.
The body was taken to Bresee Broth
ers' undertaking establishment, where
the coroner will hold an inquest there
today,
Ikegami was married and lived with
his wife and two children on small
ranch just outside the city limits.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-05
HEALTH BOARD ISSUES
4 NEW VACCINATION RULES
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
Afternoons Hours Reserved for
Children at Health Office.
Now Best Time to Call

With the approach of school days the
health department has made new regula-
tions governing Notwithstanding de-
signed mainly to safeguard the interest
of little patients who have had their
arms scraped'
Cleanliness is absolutely necessary for
the wound and the dressings, and where
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-05
Collie and Dinrrhoea

Pains in the stomach, collie and diar-
rhoea are quickly relieved by the use Of
Chamberlains Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. When in need of such
medicine. give it trial.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-05
DROVE ACROSS TRACKS
AND MET HIS DEATH
Japanese Vegetable PeddIer Did Not
See Santa Ee Train and Was
Fatally Injured by
Engine

T. Ikegami, a Japanese. was fatally
injured by being struck by a Santa Fe
train at Ninth and Santa Fe avenue at
11:40 yesterday morning.
The injured man was taken to the
receiving hospital, where he died an
hour later.
Ikegami was driving a loaded veget-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-01

not keep his bloody secret longer and
wanted TO tel all about IL.
He told how he went down 10 Morse's
saloon At walloomsac Saturday night
and brought home with him two bot
ties. one hlIed with whiskey and the
other with gin. This he got 70 drink
sunday. lie said he had been drink
log heavily for long time nd his
nerves we're shattered.
Sunday mornlng he got up at s
o'clock and was around the village OF
North Bennington during the day. AZ
'cr dinner he put his razor In his peck.
Il to take 10 q local barber 70 get II
honed but With no premonitIon OF the
awful crime hewas 10 use IL 70 commit
During the day and before the muir.
der he drank the whlskey he had
bought the night before and all the ein
except about two drinks. His brain
vas beiogged by the mixed liquor and
he felt reckless add ready for any thing.
Thus the time passed until late 10 the
afternoon when he was asked by his
brother 10 20 from the pond where the
latter was fishing with Alfred Hunt 70
the house and bring them something to
eat
Performing this errand he returned
with the food and the little girl who Ia
the joyousness OF childhood had leased
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-01

for place 20 hide the body. Rem IN
berlng The depression below the pond
he took the warm, limp litile body and
carried Il there and laid her face down
upon the ground, where The body Va,
found several hours later by Mr. Hunt.
Hvrrying 70 the mudholc where The
razor vas found he threw The weapou
Into the water add tried 70 clean bis
hands but In spite Of al his efforts
some Of the life blood OF bis victim nd.
hered to his hands and clothes.
He tsen returned 10 the house and
drank what gin was left In his bottle
and skulked around until arrested
late In the evening.
The foregoing statement IL not the
written confession OF the murderer.
That IL guarded In the possession ol
The states attorney and will not b
made public until Mahan's trial, bul
Il IL q report Of the main facts ~ pesI
ly as can be ascertalned from the Close
meuthed officials.
Mr. Measher secured the assistance
OF Judge Bates and the facts vert
again gone over by the prisoner and
the written confession signed by hin
10 their presence.
He declared that no felt better aiteI
making . clean breast OF II and asked
for something 70 eat and food vas for
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-01
SENT TO ASYLUM.
osaIsl nsbsa Of North Bsaainsea raksn 10
the Sisss iastltstioa nj BrsttIsboro.


DssIsl Mshsa Of North Bssninsea raksn 10
the Sisss iastitstioa nj Bsulsbere.
Daniel Mahan, the -year-old broth
or OF Albert Mahan. who IL In jail here
charged with The murder OF his little
nIe,e, was taken by overseer Of the
Poor George II. Maihers iO the asy lum
a. Bratileboro this morning.
The youth when q child ofeighi years
fell and hurt his spine aod has never
since been mentally right. When the
news OF the murder was hrst received
Sunday night suspicion vas naturally
directed 70 Daniel, especially by
people Who had heard but little Of the
circumstances. Even after IL became
known that the youth could not be held
responsible for The crime, ss be vas d
homo all day, there vas an insisien'
demand that he be put under restraint
oyerscer Maihers, rs the law directs
10 such cases, made an application OF
the selectmen for . hearlugAi The pro
bate once ADD afier 40 examination
by Drs Daley aud Chisholm. IL was d.
eided ,ba, Mahsn vas mentally IRE
sponsible aud hearing 10 his cas-
vas set for May II. In the mean time
he will be under restraint at the asy
lum and will undoubtedly remain Their
Indefinitely.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-01
BURT BROS
STORE ROBBED
Thief Took JeweIry And
Suit Of Clothes
WAS PROBABLY A TRAMP
Raised Window In Rear Of Stor
By Use Of a Bar Which
Ne Left

Burt Brothers clothing store 10 the
Richie block on Main street was bur
glsrized Tuesday night. The proprie
tors we're unable 10 state this morning
just how much loss they had sustained
through the visit OF the nocturnal
caller but al least one suit Of clothes
was taken and the contents OF the jewel
ry show case are gone. No attempt
vas made TO tamper with the money
drawer or the safe.
When the store was opened this
morning by j. o. Burt, the interior
was 10 q badly mussed state. Stacks
OF clothing had beenalpped over. neck
ties strewn over the floor and the stock
had been generally disarrsnged. An
invs stigatlon showed a stack OF cloth
log as large as man could carry 10
his arms In the rear OF A. X. Rllchie's
store house. From this point was n
regular trail o I neckties through the
back yard scross Union street TO II.
w. Myers orchard where another
armful OF clothing was found.
The thief made his entrance into the
store through n window In the toilet
room. With q small pinchbar which
be left In the store, he pried
under the botium OF the, casing until
he catch. sprung and the window could
DC raised. From the tollet room he
aad easy access 10 the main room Of
he store.
A light Is left burning 10 the rear OF
he store aud the thief therefore had
no difficulty 10 making . thorough
investigation. He searched through
the stock OF clothing until he found n
suit that met his taste and made an
exchange. His Own suit, n cheap blue
serge that had not yet begun 10 show
evidence OF much wear. be leii behind.
He carefully removed the tags from
The suit he appropriated and ID was
evident that he had tried on several
outfits before making fnal decision
TOR q handful OF tags we're found on
he floor.
why tho thief took the two armfuls
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-01

10 be allowed to 90 with her uncle 10
SEQ her papa Not old enough 10 un.
detsiand she dreamed no, OF danger.
After few minutes At the pond Al
fred and Little Ethel started back 70.
ward The house and then u was that The
black demon took possession 81 the
soul Of the rum crsEed man and he
took the little nsxen haired child 70 the
foot OF the big Eastwood tree near the
board fence and out Of REV from all
directions.
The story OF the next few minutes Il
too gruesome 10 tell In all its horror.
Mr. MeaRher's hands shook 40 that be
could hardly write as he committed IN,
confession 10 paper, while the murder
or wopt and covered 10 horror nj whal
he had done.
He told how he took the innocent
prattllng child In his lap and handled
her n forbidden by law aud reason
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-01

MEN SAFE
FoustweII Miners Rescue Par.
ty Conquers Death.
PRISONERS SINCE FRIDAY
Seven Caught by Flood In CoIIiery
Had Been -Four Days With
out Food.

YOUNGSTOWN. Pa, May 1.-The sew
en- men who have been imprisoned In n
mine at Foustwell were reached by
rescuing party at 10 o'clock last night
and brought TO the surface. All were
found alive and IN good shape.
: The rescuing party OF four was
headed by John Bolya, a brother Of
Contractor Bolya, one Of the seven
men entombed.
When the party returned to the sur
face with their rescued comrades the
men were almost dead from efhaus.
ton. In making their way Into the
mine they were forced TO bend low,
while water reached their chins. For
over ave hours the men remained In
this cranfped condition aud were al
most overcome several times.
The successful rssculng party has
been trying to reach the seven men
who have been imprisoned In the Ber-
wynd-whIts mine at roustwell. sonier-
set county. since last Friday. by a
rush OF water that filed all the head
ings OF the mines. without food or
water the men have been able 20 make
known that they were not drowned by
tapplngs on compressed air pipes, Gig
nails that renewed the visor OF the men
working at pumps which we're empty
ing the mine at the rate OF 1000 gal
Ions q minute.
-Four man started int the mine In an
effort 20 reach their unfortunate col.
leagues. Thsy were forced to wade
and In crouchinG pesitios. ss the pas
sage was but four feet high. There
was sufsiclsn< roop between the wate'
and the roof to tive q cltsr space fol
the mems heads. One Of the feuI
was a brother OF Michael Bolys. the
foreman. who IL one Of the estsmbed
sluns across the shoulders Of the res'
cuers were water tight cans carrying
drinking water and nourishins foods 10
liquid form. Through ths.dsrk tunnels
their way could be found only BY feel
Inc siohg the rough walls. A. Lights
could not be used. for fear Of gas En-
pIo~ions.
The party was sent In for fear that
tho unfortunstss wsuld attempt 10
como out In their snfeebled condition
and meet with further accident
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-01
BOY DROWNED AT BARTON.
Believed william 0'Nsll HAD Q fIt-Body
Not Rseovsrsd.

Barton, April ep.-willlam o'Nell,
aged Is years, son OF Mrs J. y. Free
man Of this place. fell Into Barton
river directly back OF the Barton steam
laundry at 10 this afternoon and was
drowned. Mrs A A. Larahee, who
lives near, saw the boy SOON after he
fell Into the river but before help could
be secured the swim current that Oils
the river banks full had drawn tho
body under and nothing has been seen
Of II since. A net was AZ once strung
across the river about q mile below
where the boy fell In and The stream
will be- searched above.
All the afternoon boats with DRAG
nets we're searching The stream and
men with poles and grapples we're drag
ging The banks a. far into tho stream
az possible but no trace OF the body
was found up 70 nine o'clock this eve
ming.
O'Neil Was raking up The back srl
which adjolns the river when the acci'
dent happened Many think the boy
was In q nc when be 1eIl In rs he Was
subject TO such attacks.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-01

nishcd him.
The Inquest Tuesday afternoon aud
Wednesday morning before Judge
Bates was behind closed doors but at
Tor coming out several OF the witnesses
talked freely add the facts are now
pretty generally known.
II appears that Alfred Mahan when
he reached home after the murder ask.
cd where the ''hullcs" we're, meaning
the cartridges for q revolver that he
owned. From this II would appear
that be contemplated killing himself
but probably lacked the nerve as he
did not make auy further effort 70 yet
the bullets. !"
His father IL reported 70 have ,esiI
fed that Alfred was not in the habit Of
shaving himself aud therefore had no
use for the razor which he put In his
pocket. This IL taken 10 mean that bs
had rape and murder In mind whom hs