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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16
GETS HELP.
New Kingdom II Assured Of Support Of
Austria.

IN ~
Austria already has entered upon
negotiations with the various powers
for the recognition OF the new king
dom OF Bulgaria and the establish
mem, OF peaceful relations between
Turkey and Bulgaria
Ear Won Aehreuthal. the foreign
minister. made this nnouncems In
kis speech AT the opening sitting Of the
delegates at Budapest Thurs
day The Austrian newspapers and
there VAS any understanding between
Austria and bulgaria IN the recent
double movement, but Austria's adop-
ton OF Il protecting role toward Bull
garsa indicates a strong community
of Interests.
In nis address the Austro- Hungary
foreign, minister said thar Austria
adopted a generally sympathetic atti-
sudc toward the new regime In Tru-
key.
ar the definite hope that the new era
In Turkey viii produce the ~reiuvena-
ton ard IMMIGRATION OF that state.
Austro- Hungary. whose frontiers
march with Turkey and whose inter-
csts consequently are most affected.
desires this from selfish reasons. A
Turkey With a better government and
more stable conditions would be q
comfortable neighhor than the
Turkey Of yesterday, The leading ele-
fnents In the new political era are
showing praiseworthy moderation and
prudence. This will profit the r~cjave-
mated Kingdom ali the more since even
he new Turkey has TO rely upon the
benevoience and friendly support OF
he powers. Such support she may
depend upon receiving from US with
more certainty the more she manifests
a friendly attitude toward as"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16
SYNOD.
Encouraging Reports Received mt
Meeting In Rapid City.

For the first time in its history the
Presbyterian synod of South Dakota
met this year in Rapid City in the
Black Hills. The attendance was al
most equal to any other meeting and
The enthusiasm and inspiration quite
equal. The review of the work Of the
past year revealed marked growth, in
creased prosperity and great demands.
After releasing seven German church
90. with a membership of $40. to the
newly formed German synod of the
west. the church membership exceeds
1900, the number of church organ
ixations and missions is 14o and the
number OF missionaries and ministers
over 100 actively engaged.
The following named officers We're
elected for the ensuing year:
Moderator, Rev. J. s. Surbeck, of
Lead; vice moderator. Rev. Prof. John
McLearie, of Rapid City stated clerk
and treasurer. Rev. DIR. II. p. Carson,
of Huron; permanent clerk, Rev. ]. p.
Anderson, of Huron: temporary clerk,
Rev. j. NJ. Bates. of Hitchcock: synod
ical superintendent of home missions.
II. p. Carson, of Huron. synodical su-
p~erintendent OF Sunday school mis-
sions, E Ii. Grant. of Huron.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16

One of the new methods Of stimulating
popular interest in the presidential cam
paign is the distribution Of phonograph
records of speeches by the leading candi-
dates. Hundreds Of thousands Of voters
may thus hear the voice Of the party nom
inees, even though they may see only a
picture of the men themselves.
At the same time, the number Of sal
aried campaign speakers is much smaller
than In former years. Those who talk
are expected to give their time to Their
party because of their belief in it's prin-
ciples.
Political campaigns are quieter and
more business like than they used to b.
The speeches of the candidates are re-
ported in the press, and the voter thinka
the questions out at home. The political
rally does not attract Q generation q
newspaper readers as it aroused their
fathers in the old days when talk was
cheaper than print.
Yet the voice Of a man of conviction.
the living words Of a great leader. will al
ways be a power. There is magic in the
personal contact of the politician with the
voter. and political speeches can never 70
wholly out of fashion. Even the phono-
graphic reproductions, interesting and val
liable as they are, will not quite take the
place of the real thing. But people ara
getting too intelligent to have their con-
~yictions swayed by .'spellbinders," who
receive fifty dollars a night for their ef-
forts to save the nation from disgrace.
If a lively campaign is known by the
amount of shouting and ~eloquence, per-
haps We shall never nave another one. The
vitality of a political contest depends on
the interest the people take in II. and their
interest may be intense although they ri,
ar home and say not a word until the time
aomes-Youth's Companion.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16
rAGEAxr or HISTORY.
aala1kon pr0nlr Try u Bec Show In
ph~ilcxlalnhtn-

Like leaves of the past torn from
the great book 81 history and heavy
laden with the memories ~ e.s years
she living genes or the lrsi greatest
historical pageant ever planned I'm this
aDtiasfxy wnk nnfoiaed al philadelphia
rhursday before n cou 1T per-
Ihtfsx s6asean people, In the wonder
asaaaa of the centuries. The cuinainat-
tag fsaturv 81 philadelphia notable
| sssae hfssLsn ~ Founders week. there
were 6.eOe men ard wafnen I'm cos
stanae. There were seventy mammoth
fsssats. representing months ar care
fal study and faithful so the sast sie-
tail In tsasar portrayal of ffae scenes
selected from tbs long span of years
that haxp marked the passing ~ years
that have Faarkcd The passing mile
~ston,s~ ~ the city.
Following the scenes az early settle
raens there came The period Of Will
lam Penn and the Quaksrs From
this time on events moved rapidly and
BENJAMIN Franklin ~,en followed
Penn upon the scene. III was fao, lon
unsis the spectators found themselves
gazing on Washington, jefferson. La
sayet's, John Paul Jones. R~nchambeau
and others i'm the various genes al.
their patriotic activities.
They locked nron netsy Ross as she
tciaesi upon the dag. they saw depict
I'd the srsne of voting upon the dec
iaratsan ~ Independence In the old
state house. sh~y saw the virTsnians
coming 10 congress with Washington.
Jefferson ard Patrick Henry AT their
head they saw the New E~snglanaers
arrive with John Adams. John Han
cock. Samuel Adams and Robert Urea,
Paine riding I'm the lead. and then. Il
al ell this ~raceansry az make believe
there ana a touch Of real history. L,
sas the old liberty bell. on n care
fully guarded truck ard partially bur
led In straw the old relic itself was
shown as II was being hurried away To
Aiiansown In a hax ago for safe
keeping In f7TT.
On the heels OF the departing bell
came the entrance Of the British
trscrs into Philadelphia under SIR
William Howe and Lord cornwailis
both OF whom were pictured i'm Fri
days parade. The advent or the red
coatea troops was an imposing feature
of the spectacle. There were sbou,
i.eee well drilled mcn In the line, and
all were custunaed In keeping with the
period they represented.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16
SOUTH DAKOTA
STATE NEWS
crpID DISCOURAGED.
Novel ~.Afggza-at ss Advocates Of D-
yI~sua .f iiuttg tunats.

Novel .Aagags-at BY Advocates Of Di-
vi~sun Of Iiutte tunats.
The advocates of division az nnttc
county are setting forth their particn-
lar reasons why the county should bo
divided, and among them t. oae that
the size OF the county aiseouIaSes mat
rir1ouy. That when a marriage license
In required by ~ of thc residents of
the northern part Of tho county they
are compelled tu ~ Ia ficlie Fourcae,
over loo miles away. at an expense
Of Time and money. which would equal
Slou. and Very few ro. Another Of
their strong arguments is the heavy
expense OF cour. officials II witness
es in the way of mileage, when some OF
them must travel fully l5a miles to
reach the county seal That this adai-
iional expense would alone pay the
running expenses OF "A new and smaller
county. Yet another proposition Is
that the school conditions are such
that wen If a county superintendent
cared 10 look after local school mat
ters II would be impossible TO get over
the ground within the time which the
weather and length Of the school year
would permit. That while there has
beer a heavy settlement in the south
ern part OF the county the past year,
sone of the school Districts are vet
larger than eastern counties. Cave
Hills district, covering s72 square
miles, and Seim district. 192 miles.
That with such conditions il is impos-
sfble TO ran for the education Of
the children of the settlers
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16
FACTS FOR

Government. regulation of the meat in.
dustries will be hailed az dear m ,h>
packers heart at the coming meeting Of
the American Meat Packers Association
which IN to be held at the Grand Pacific
hotel in Chicago. Fullest co operation be.
tween packers and government; in order "a
hold "p The grade OF meat viii be urged.
and the federal inspection ct will bs
called a boon to packer as well as public
u he papers that are to be read.
II the recommendations adopted al the
twelfth annual meeting of the inferst>t~
association Of lire stock boards. at in
concluding session in Washington. are
approved by Secretary Of Arrica,tur,
Wilson. the federal quarantine r.xnl.-
tions for preventing the spread Of m.
Texas or "uck" fever in cattle in CERTAIN
Southern States viii be raised neat wear.
Cattle in certain areas in IT, Ht~t.. nm
der quarantine are said to he entirely FREE
from the Texas fever.
John Barke. q prosperous farnyrr liv-
ing near Henderson. Mimi, has the cham.
pion cow Of his section. This hovir>
gave birth to three calves. They ara al
heifers and give promise of doing wei,
An unknown incendiary sef FIRE to ana
burned four settings Of grain belonging
10 j. VI. buckley, and those be~lonyin-
10 r. hief Of Morris. MINI. Abou. :
week ago some party get fire 10 Edmond
lsarrys .ranary in the same neichfor.
hood and although tie building was de-
stroFed. some of to gram was sayed
There was no insurance in any 81 Il.
a&seS.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16
sGUREGJ7%
@'Q0E1ElEH7@
The Disastrous Drouth.

This year will be memorable for one OF
the most extensive and damaging dronghts
the North American continent has ever
experienced. How great a loss it has id.
ficted upon all sections of this country
and a large area OF Canada is impossible
to say. but il is of enormous proportions.
Forest fires due to drought are said to
be the most destructive in twenty-five
years. They have ravaged the southern
part OF Canada. New York, Maine. Wis
~consin, Michigan. Minnesota, and as far
south as Pennsylvania. The loss from
this source is probably not less than
S100,WOO.000. Scarcity Of timber makes
the seriousness of this loss hard to over
estimate. 1t will undoubtedly cause an
advance in the price of lumber and may
check building operations all over the
country.
The drought has left Lake Champaign
eight feet below high-water mark and tho
Ohio river is fordable where the water
is usually thirty feet deep. 4 number of
cities are threatened with lack of water
for FIRE protection and mills and factories
using water power have been compelled to
shut down.
The government has sent experts to
study the causes of forest fires with a
view to prevention. Catching loco wat
ers in reservoirs for use when needed 10
now done to some extent. The present
disastrous experience with widespread
drought j~ustifics careful consideration OF
all suggestions for safeguards against a
repetition of this years dcYastation.-
Chicago Journal.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16

Thousands Qualify for Trip Count,
land Lottery.

The first days registration for the
Trspp county land lottery up to 4:3V
o'clock totaied 2,5ll at Dallas and
LES at Gregory, judge Wjtten re-
cslvsd word from O'Neil at IL o'clock
that 1900 had registered and 1000
more people had arrived. thus show
ing that O'Neii starts out as n Of
the biggest points. Arrangements
were made 10 supply oNeil with
mere application blanks. With Mon
days addition there 100 notaries In
Dallas filing out papers for the land
hungry throng. Fifty-four carloads
~ horneseokers are eDroute to Gregory
a'1l Dallas from omaha. which Will
Arthur Alexander, of Lena. H.,
make things lively went they arrive.
was the first nan 10 drop his envelope
into The Dallas lottery can.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16

EsO AzxkoNAlrrs MAnvEIorsI.x
ESCAPE DEATH.
Amer nsopctnx asooe Frrs Like : Hui.
-. uAllean spr<sxls sss1 srcvd l.
r1sA5&a-ua1Ars Czsslsr~ Ilsraaxs,
1ssne - uqan 4 Dersin tasisrn.

THO International hAIiocn rMrs
which slnssad Sunday from the sahurh
- Schnsng1eNdcrk. Germany. ~ax tbs
orrnatna - : thrilling accident, two
AAesenen aefOnamsx having q miraca
- ssoopA frum death. THE Americas
1A11oon C-nn1neror. the cn,y American
oAm1t 0e~le - tho rontcss. having on
6oAr4 u IaonAsd Forbes and Angus.
= rnI 1ms than two minutes after
tAe stas1 AMrss at IN Attitude III 4.oae
1eeG - &sAe fees Il shot desn like
: 1a1set - sAea tAe torn sllk hax as
ouaeA - share " . pArachufa. thus
eh<cklng - rapidly vi tho descent
ccsala9 raoae 10 the earth. however,
~ Aa1kae srnashed into the roof al
= hou1N 1At tAc swo mer escaped
wsth - GeAt ta5ury-
- rsn - srhsch swensy-i three hal.
tsona nnre1<tpaled. r-<presentcd Great
0sstAtak nsAaes. Germany, the United
osatsA 9ufsnsIand. Italy. Belgium
aA6 apo1nk seAsscd II ! o'clock sanda,
aftsrNeen q to prcs<nce OF 1t least
$500 aoacsAfcss The sunshine WAS
Ar4Ilaan1 smd the heat was that os
a1mmer.
Amta - siraias 81 America and
veassos - ch~crS ths nrsf balloon was
n<nt aw~k d - she Amer1ca H..
aN60r 0mmnAnd ~ James c. Mccoy.
wAe - &co0panssd by Lieut.. voxh-
1Ann. - hAnoar wAs decorated
18Th - ann ~ stripes. IND Il .ais-
- 49, - ~ southeast II ! rapid
Sacs - ossouauss wasing their hats
= r~ogmnatasIve ~ each q the eth
- oaom1S11 eonowsd the American
nalsesa - -nrccnsson 1t intervals ~
80 n1Muoa4 ~ naticnal anthem Of
- ssssm sswssrses ringing forth =
- roow Wssn CO lc0~c.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16

j. C.. johnson. receiver Of the Hot
Springs National bank. has seuf no
tices TO all ciaisnanis against the de-
fnnct bank that tae first and final div
idend has been declared. rise disl-
dend fs 1913 per ts1f. ar the claims In
full with interest," Ia STATE. Though
tie stockaoAA5 - have feswt. s.zJS geGsssKi
IL considered u ssdewg3d s.e. = is r.-
called, further. that Castaf ~ Tzarr.4 3
now al the fedora paIiseriiaFy iA For;
Heaven worth serving . Eve year Gerra
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16

Hollow Horn bear. chief of all tbs
Sioux, has returned to Dallas from an
official visit to Senator Gamble, al
yankton. The trip depleted his ready
cash and he visited Judge Witten.
Among other things he asked for
through Capt. Elliston, interpreter,
was for a IS loan to buy food for his
squaw and children. When Witten pro-
duced a IS bin Elliston pointed GU,
Hollow Hornbear's picture on it. He
is said to be the only living man whose
picture is on United States currency.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16

Expires shortly After Delivering An
n~ivcrsary Grafton Mt GalcSburg.

W.
n~ivcrsary Grafton mt CsalcSburg.
stephen A. Douglas. a son and
namesake OF the great rival OF Araham
Lincoln, died suddenly at his home
In Chicago Thursday night. wednes-
day Mr.. Douglas. with William II.
Taft. delivered an Grafton mt Gales
burg, III. at the fftieth anniversary
Of the famous Lincoln Douglas debate.
His speech was delivered on Knox
campus. on the exact site where fifty
years before his father had contested
the great national issues with Lincoln.
The speech OF Wednesday was the last
Of a series Of campaign speeches made
In the last few eek by Mr.. Douglas
and he complained Of fatigue and a
severe cold on his I trip to Chi
cage He collapsed suddenly after
dining with his family and died before
the arrival OF a physician. Mr.. Doug.
las was IS years old.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16

Hor'cs Of Sports Hit n Snag NJ Reggie
tration Point

Many die gamblers are in Dallas
waiting in hopes that later they may
be allowed to operate games on the
streets. Every train has brought n
number Of gamblers and thousands
Of dollars worth of their parapher-
MALTA is tied up in the freight depot,
with no street available for operation
of the games. The authorities say
no street space will be let to the
SAMPLERS, Judge Witten has received
authority from Washington to name
as many deputy federal marshals as
N emergency requires. The county's
authority stops at the reservation line
and only the federal authorities could
arrest beyond the line. No disorder
has occurred and no arrests have been
maGe
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16
PRAIRIE FIRE LOSS HEAVY.
Considerable Damage Is Done b.
Flames Near Prierre.

Farmers both east and west of the
Missouri river have suffered consid~
CRADLE loss the past few days from
prairie fires. While no loss of life or
If buildings of Importance has been
reported. there has been a large loss
II hay and range. which will force
farmers to move their livo stock to
new locations and to purchase feed
and pasture in the winter. One fire
burned nearly twenty miles north of
Harold, in eastern Sully county; an
other burned a strip six miles long in
western Sully. West of the river the
past week has seen two extensive fires
in the vicinity OF Grindstone Butte,
m western Stanley county, and the
hay and range loss was severe in all
Of these.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16
GETS INDEPENE MT LINES.
Northwestern Company Buys Yank.
ton.Elk Point Wires.

The Northwestern Telephone COM
pany has again asserted its influence
in this and other communities. 1t has
taken over the independent telephone
line from Yankton TO Elk Point, and
from Elk Point out by way Of Cam
on. 1t has also obtained a ninety
nine year lease on connections with
the local Independent exchange at
Yankton, and now practically controls
all the toll service out Of Yankton.
The city Of Vermillion is attempting
to Dust the Northwestern from occupy
inC the streets, and even If success
full the corporation will have the up
per hand, controlling as it does all toll
service out of Nermillion.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16

Jesse y. Miller. Of Troop /. Fourth
cavalry. For Meade. committed sui
eide by drikirae earbalie cid He was
about 80 years old, coming To Fort
Meade three months ago. Ii TX report
ed his wife. mother ard father who re-
side In the east all died recently with
In a month. and this il supposed ta,
have worked on his mind.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16

Mrs. Rose d. Rittman. of Memphis.
Tenn. leader OF the sc-caised anti-ad-
m~lnistraiion element of the wonen's
Catholic Order at Foresters, has been
elected president OF the order by a ,ns-
torisy of ono vote. the returns, which,
mcre completed Friday. showing 4oH
votes for Mrs. Fsittmaa and ass 70
Mrs. Elizabeth Rodgers. of Chicago
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16

A tall woman In black, szllow ana
b-especsacled. jumped into the Amer4-
can falls IT Niagara Fails "Wednesday
morning after wandering abou, aim
1sNaay Tor an hour. She had told =
policeman b was from sarinav.
Mich and inquiries directed thi,her
have sed 10 HI belief III the voma>
xas Mr- l. d. Draper.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16

Ia = convention nf iis organizers at
E-haifa1seoCa Tean. Thursday the
hiftA III the new liberal party was for
mAIly proclaimed. The platform De-
f1aands ~oTsaaz suffrage. direct taxa
tion to support federal government.
Initiative and referendum. and de-
n"ances Bryan. Taft. Roosevelt and
Hearst
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16
New Bank at Chelsea.

Articles Of incorporation have been
lied for tho German-American State
Bank of Chelsea, with a capital of
5000. The i~neorporators are J. III
Holmes OF Aberdeen. W. NJ. Howe an6
<. NJ. Byrne Of Chelsea. E A. Galiuf
y Fairmont. n. II. and A &. WILEY
>! Watertown.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16
NEW PLAN FOR EXAMINERS.

Comptroller Divides Country In Eleven
Districts.
Comptroller OF the Currency Muir
ray announced Friday II Washington
that he would put into Immediate ac-
ton q plan for national bank examin-
crs. with = chairman examiner I'm
charge ~ each of the fciloxing cities:
Boston. New York. Philadelphia, Pitts
burg. Nashville. Chicago. Minneapolis.
Kansas City. Forth Worth, San Fran
cisco and Denver.
The chairman i'm each district will,
compile quarterly reports TO the comp
frolser OF the reports OF the examiners
covering the states IN zach of the
lists.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16

In = bloody duel which took place
Friday about three miles south OF po-
rum. Okla. between two farmers, Ka-
gss ard Williams. the former is dead
and the latter dying. shot through the
rye and through the abdomen. The
AFFAIR YVES the result OF a quarrel ~
bong standing. Both men were armed
xssh reviewers when they met unex-
pectsssay ard began firing.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16
Sues for Damaged Reputation.

A. H. Fischer and C. Wesley, off.
Gals OF Woisey. have been made the
defendants in a damage suit. which
has been instituted in the United States
court in Sioux Falls by Walter G..
Copeland, a resident of Wisconsin. who
$ "A travelling salesman in South Da-
kota for a Pennsylvania coal and
suppiy company.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16
PRESENT WRONG PETITION.
Deadwood Council Steals March OF
Anti-Liccn~e Advocate,


Anti-license advocates received a
Jolt at the hands of the city council
OF Deadwood when they appeared to
protest the granting of licenses to
three more saloons for Deadwood.
Three of the local ministers. Rev. Mr..
Andrew. Rev. Mr.. Ashley and Rev.
Mr.. Richardson. presented to the
council a petition against the request
ed license. IL was then discovered
that the ministers had presented the
wrong petition, and while they hurried
out to secure the proper paper, the
council took the opportunity TO grant
the licenses. The advent OF the new
saloons means twenty-four saloons for
h city, which the ministers lain is
contrary TO the state law in a town of
that size. The action may reach the
courts.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16
shoots nj ysan,,it. f,up ,s,,S,.

While attempting 10 shoot "a rabbit.
Elmer Bril-. a weli known rarnrher liv-
Ing on White river in Lyman county,
met with a serious accident. In dis
charging the weapon The barrel burst
I'd. The explosion badly mangied on.
Of his hands If blood poisson @sfs In.
II h probable the injured hand sl.i
hase 10 be- ~ampaiafrd.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16
Death of w. IL. Mage,

News was received at jefferson thas
". III. Massey died at ~. Louke's hos
Eital, BelfiGgham. Wash. last Friday.
Mr. Massey WAS 1T one time engaged in
contracting in Sioux City. la. and was
eaNorably known there, later moving
- "A farm in Union county.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16
CROWDS KEEP POURING IN.
Thursdays Registration at Dallas Over
5000.

1t is estimated so. 0o0 had filed APP
plications al all points for the Tripp
county lands Thursday.
Thursday was Dallas biggest day.
5.553 registering there. 703 at Gregory.
$50 at Presho and lss at Valentine.
j. II. Douglas, of owa City, Ia, de-
posted his railroad ticket IN the lot
terry ank nj Dallas where 1t will re-
main till the drawing.
Friday several thousands were ex-
pected from Chicago, and six extra
detectives Were swon I'm by the rail-
road. Sixty police now guard Dallas.
Thursday the police complained Of
having the worst bunch Of crooks yet
to watch. Ptckf"ck-fs are active.