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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-10-15

An Act Entitled an Act for the Protection
and Preservation of Quail.
Be il Enacted by the Legislature of the
State of South Dakota:
81. Unlawful to Kill 1t shall be uu-
lawful for any person or persons, to, with
in this state, shoot, kill, catch or in any
manner capture or destroy any quail be-
fore the first day of October, 1912, or to at
any time hereafter take, modest or destroy
the nest or eggs of said bird.
So. Violation-Penaltyl Any person or
this act shall be deemed guilty of a mis-
demeanor, and upon conviction thereof
before a justice of the peace of the county,
is punishable by fine of not less than ten
dollars nor more than one hundred dollars
for each offense.
SO. Repeal All acts and parts of acts
in conflict with the provisions OF this act
be and the same are hereby repealed.
Approved March I, 1907.
Shall the above law become a law of
this sfafaSv
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-10-15

AN ACT to Prohibit Theatrical and Other
Performance on Sunday Within the
State of South Dakota, and Prescribing
the Punishment Therefor.
Be it Enacted by the Legislature of the
State of South Dakota:
81. Theatrical and Other Performances
The performance of any tragedy, comedy,
opera, ballet, farce, negro mInstrelsy,
sparring contest trial of strength or any
part or parts therein and any moving pic
ture show of the same, or any circus,
equestrian, dramatic performance or ex-
erCise, or any performance of exercise of
iugglers, aCrobats. club performances or
rope dancers, or base ball games, where
an admission fee Is charged or anything
of value is accepted by the manager, or
with said game a condition of witness
ing the same by the PUBLIC, on the first
day of the week are forbidden, and every
person aiding in such exhibition, perform
anCe, exercise or game, advertisement,
posting or otherwise and every owner or
lessee of any garden, building or room,
place or structure, grounds or park, who
leases or lets the same for the purpose OF
such e hibiti ION, or perform ance
|or cir c Use, or game, on tn e
first day of the week, or who assents
to the use of the same for any such pur-
pose if it be so used, is guilty of misde-
meanor, and upon conviction shall be
fined in any sum not exceeding one humid
red dollars and not less than twenty-five
dollars or imprisonment in the county
Jail for period not exceeding thirty days
nor less than ten days, or be subject to
So. Repeal All acts and parts of acts
in conflict with the provisions of this act
are hereby repealed.
Approved February 25, 1907.
"Shall the above law become a.slaw of
this stateT
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Summit, 5 ID
Rapid City, S ID
Tripp' 5 ID
Pierre, ) ID
Deadwood, s ID
Washington Springs
Highmore, > ID
Deadwood, ) ID.
Herried, S ID
Canton, 5 ID
Redfield, ; ID
Sioux Falls
Pierre, S ID
Groton, 5 ID
Webster, s ID
Webster, ) -
Pierpont, s ID
Waubay, > ID
Lynn, S ID
Waubay, $ ID
Webster, s ID
Butler, S ID
Waubay,S ID
Webster, 3 ID
Bristol. S ID
Webster, S ID
Bristol, S ID
Webster, 5 ID
Bristol, S d
Pierpont, s ID
Webster, 5 ID
Webster, s ID
Webster. 5 ID
Bristol, s ID
Waubay, > ID
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Residence

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Summit, ) ID
Rapid City, ) ID
Trip, , ID
Pierre, ) ID
Deadwood, = ID
Washington Springs, 5 ID
Highmore, > ID
Deadwood, $ ID
Herried, S ID
Canton, ) ID
Redfield, ) ID
Sioux Falls, 5 ID
Toronto, s ID
Brown County
Webster, 5 ID
Norton Twp.
Pierpont, 5 ID
Central Point Twp.
Raritan Twp, 5 ID
Webster, 5 ID
Butler, s ID
Waubay, ) ID
Webster Twp, S ID
Bristol. s ID
" ebster, S ID
Bristol, S ID
Webster, 5 ID
Bristol, S ID
Pierpont, $ ID
Webster, 5 ID
Webster, S ID
Webster, ) ID
Bristol, 5 ID
Waubay, ; ID
Butler Twp.
Waubay, ) ID
Aundover, 5 ID
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27

The Mexican boil weevil n spreading
rapidly In the southwestern section Of
the state, and before the end o, the
present month will cross the western
borders OF the counties along the Iii.
nois Central road between Jackson anu
the Louisiana line, according to the rs.
ports OF special agents Of the United
states department OF agriculture who
have been engaged in inspection work
during the past week. The rapid
spread OF the weeyil is attributed to
the wet weather during the latter part
OF July and the early part OF August.
That the weevil will reach the ives,
bank OF Pearl river before the close of
the year, and extend norihward as far
as the southern part Of Kinds county,
now seems well nigh assured. and the
farmers in the infested territory have
fully made up their minds that they
must cope with the pest during the lat
ter part OF the present season, and then
for an indefinite period.
The weevil Is inlicting great damage
in the counties OF Wilkinson, Adams,
Amite, Jefferson and Franklin. and
Will be across the border into Pike,
Claiborne, Copiah, Lincoln and Kinds
before the close OF the month.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27
rs PERISH IN A MINE
REScuERs FIGHT FLAMES AND
GASES TO RECOVER BODIES.
FRENzlED MOB At SHAFT
Relatives. Grief Stricken. Keep an
AII-Nisht Vigil in Vain
Hope.

Wigan. England-AfteT the re
covery Wednesday of the 20 burned
and mutilsted bodies from the Msy
Pole colliery. where an explosion or
CURED Tuesday evening. fame, drove
the rescuers back. with 30 or 90 bodies
still unrecovered
Heroic efforts arc now being made
TO subdne the flames so that the rescu-
ing party can re-enter the wrecked
mine. but there is no hope of iindine
any of the entombed men alive.
The rescuers are working against
fearful odds and at risk OF losing tncir
own lives in the flames and gases that
al the mine The men are cqrinped
with an oxygen apparatus.
MANY were overcome by the ilmes
and brought to the top of the mine nm
conscious Eighty men we're in the
mine when the explosion occurred and
only four escaped. Most OF the bodies
recovered are either hesdless or limb
less. showing the terrific force of the
explosion MANY mine ponies were
dismembered
frenzied and grief stricken mob
after an all night vigil. Is still hover
ing near the shaft. vainly hoping that
some Of the entombed miners NAV vet
be alive
The cause Of the explosion has not
been determined.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27
JAP HELD ON pRgTENsg
10 Suspected Of Seeking Secret Of
Manufacturing Projeetiies.

Pi'tsburg. Sam Fiue a Jap
anese. stylishly dressed. showing
evidence Of wealth and apparently
educated. vas lodged in jail here
Wednesday night charged with tres
passing on railroad property. a.. is
held in default Of hail It is in,imated
th" irespass charge Is merely made
to hold Flu pending investigation % a
suspicion that a. a representative of
the japanese government hs has been
seeking the secrets Of the manufact.
ure OF proiectiles at the plant OF the
Firth-SteriinE Steel Co. near Nc
keesport
When arrested ne - said 10 have
told the railroad detective that he
was employed al thst plant
The officials Of the plant sav no
such person is known 70 the company
and IL he worked there IL Was in lis
guiss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27
TROOPS LEAVE SPRINGFIELD.
Only One Regiment Rersirs-orsne
Jury indiets Two.

Springfield IIl-oniy on. r-xi-
menf. the seventh. remains in
Springfield Friday The First Cavalry
departed Friday morning The city is
laiei and business Is fast r-suminE
normsl conditions
Mr.. Kate Howard. who 49, indict
ID Thursday on tonr counts aud her
bond nxed a. si0eoo. FRIDAY wss able
10 give hail and has been released
ABB Rehmer cannot give bond a. be Is
Indicted Tor murder
TIE eoroner's iar Frida, morning
decided 20 sxhume the boay ~ Louis
Iohnson the first killed in the riots
Ills body was found in Lopers base-
ment but there has always been a
iispufe whether b. died II shotgun
wounds OF from cuts from glass
II Is announced that the grand Jury
. not yet through SitA Mr.. Howard.
but thar many other indictments are
20 BE- returned against both Of them.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27
MAYBE

4 Cincinnati dispatch to b. ~.
York World SAYS that two ~ 'he cam
psign choruses suag AZ the Taft noii-
ncation meeting we're as follows
Hes no Billy Hryan fakir.
Wen have IL understood.
When he's asked to shoN his hand
He always has the goods
He's a great big man don't you ever
doubt II
And he will keep on growing now
that he's about T.
He'll be- president. tho people all viii
shout n.
And every body knows he's from Ohio
Me o. my @ dear old state Ohio.
Mother and trainer Of presidents
Maker and shaper Of great events.
Were in IL again in nineteen eight.
Favorite son OF our great stat.
Hes not only big hut he is great.
Our candidate. William H. TAFT
Maybe If h. keeps on growing nov
that he is about II he will be able. in
a few years. 10 write his messages
without sending them To the iungles
Of South Africa to be- edited by the
gentleman who forced his nomination
upon the Republican party
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27
AN ISSUE THAT CUTS SHARPLY

In its meeting at Bpan's county
place near Lincoln the Democratic na.
tional committee made a telling cam.
paiSn issue with the Republican man
asers by declaring that the Demo
cratic party will not accept contribu.
lions from corporations. that no con
irihution of more than $40 GOO will b.
accepted from any source. and tha,
every contribution of more than 500
VIII BE- made public before the cleo.
tiou
Treasurer George u sheldon OF thu
Republican national committee. has
ostents'iously proclaimed that cantri.
buttons 20 the Republican campsirn
fund vill b. - cordially welcomed
from corporations a. from individuals
u makes no difference TO him where
The money comes from The Repnb.
liean party needs money 10 he used
IN Improperly influencing politics dur.
INK the campaign and be viii take il
from any source
Mg Sheidors standard. sf ..aliti. Al
morality are quite ~ hirh a. those ~
other Republican leaders and cam.
paign managers lie does not -. the
improprieiy 81 using In politics Tho
money ~ corporation which hs rs
charter can have neither political
principles nor the right to vote
Mr. sheldon and the other Repuh.
lican managers do NO, see the palpabla
dishonesty of accepting from directors
of corporations money OF stockhold.
eFs which they have not voted for 20.
litical uses. In their view IN. manipu.
lating corporation manager is every.
thing. the property rights OF the indi-
vidual stockholder nothing
In it's platform and through the &C
tiOn of its national committee ths
Democratic party has made for itself
higher code Of political and husine..
morality. The code will stand. not
fer this campaign only nor for the
Democratic party alone u 10 10 emf.
nently right that II will before long
be- the only code tolerated u will 10
the Law Of the land from one end ~
the country to the other.
The list of contributors 80 the Dem
ocratic cause. 20 b. published before
the election Nill be- a roll Of honor in
which any good citizen NAV well b.,
proud To see his name printed The
legitimate expenses ~ a presidential
campaign are necessarily large. and
no one Who believes that the Demo
cratic party Is HEht need - ashamed
to contribute in any Nay that he can
fo iis success
\ ncN era iu America politics has
been opened At Fairview Now lst us
see what the Republicans are Ening 10
do about it 81 Louis Republic.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27
COULD HAVE FIRED SHOT.
Physicians Find Stein Suicide Was
Not an inpossibiiity.

I--S Moiues Iowa-MOrris y p.
stein The Young D,s Moines man
who was mystetiously Killed al Lou
donyille. O. week ago last Friday.
could have fired the shot which ended
his life. in the. opinion Of three Des
Moines physicians. who Sunday morn
ing made a post -mortem examination
Of STEMS body
should the autopsy over The body of
Miss Porter al Eoudonville reveal that
the same caliber bullets caused her
death. it will be settled beyond ques-
ton that the same gun WAS used IN
the killing of both. Three chambers
OF the revolver found near the bodies
were empty. II is probable that should
Mrs. Stein and Mrs. Mayard he tried
at Ioudonville for the murder. the por-
tions OF the dead mans anstoms would
he taken there and used in III" case.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27

Some notable reforms in preparing
cotton for market and in methods oil
shipping the staple will be inauguratcd
in Mississippi during the appro 1chlng
season.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27
Ruef Held on Bribe Chsroe

san Francisco. Csl.-Arer a pre-
liminsry examination. the longest
in tho history of the local police
court. which consumed 81 days. Abra.
ham Ruef. former political boss in this
city. was Wednesday held by Judge
Cabiniss for trial in the superior court
upon a charge of bribins former Su-
peryisor J. T. Fuerey to vote for an
electric street railway franchise Bail
was fixed at $4,000. which was prompt
IN furnished
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27
irregularities IN Cuba Schools.

Havana. Cuba-ln consequence OF
the discovery OF extensive irregu-
larities in the department OF public
instruction. OF which Lincoln de
Zayas is superintendent. Lieut.. Col
Bullard has been appointed surveyor
and ordered to institute a rigid investi-
CATION. 1t is alleged by the officials
OF provisional government that the
payrolls have been padded and ex-
orbitant amounts charged for the rent
of the public schools
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27
POSSE SAVES NEGROES.
Blacks Accused Of Dynamiting Ala
barna Home Roughly Handled.

birmingham. Ala.-Only the pres
ence OF q big posse of deputies
prevented the lynching Wednesday OF
two negro strikers who were arrested
at Pratt City for dynamiting the house
Of Thomas Duggan, a prominent mine
official.
The dynamite was thrown against a
window inside OF which Drggan's two
daughters were sleeping. They barely
escaped death and were badly cut by
flying glass and splinters OF the win
dow frame The house OF a negro
miner. which stood nearby. was COM
pletely wrecked
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27
NOT THIS YEAR.

The New York Post says The 81.
Louis Times. which represents the
opinion Of the best German element
In st. Louis. does not follow the lead
Of the New York Stats -Zeitung in
supporting Bryan.
But perhaps the st Louis Times
does not follow the lead Of the Ger
man element" Certain It Is that
American citizens Of German cNtrac-
tion are not to hc lcd IN tho support
of special interests hy an editor who
either does not understand. OF does
not care to understand. he dangers
of t,iutpsrarv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27
Auto Taxes to Water.

Minot. y. William n. Win.
ney and John Ginsberg we're speed
ing in Mr.. Winney's touring auto
mobile along the Mouse river Wednes-
day. when the steering gear OF the
car became unmanageable and the
machine headed for the aOfoot EN-.
bankment of the river Both men
jumped just in time to escape being
carried over with the machine. The
automobile went to the bottom of the
river
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27
Nebraska Corn Crops Assured

Lincoln Neb-A heavy raiu tha,
covered practically every section
Of Nebraska fell late Tuesday
night and "Wednesday Railroad
men and crop experts say u j. all that
was needed 10 assure a corn crop In
some sections the rain was heavier
than desired At Culberson there
was a food and Burlington tracks
were washed out. Al Strong and
Axtell hail fell but little damage was
done
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27
Newest in c.mparsn spe.ehe..

Washington. ID Canned ora
tory was used for the first time in the
presidential campaign at meeting
here Thursday night by the District
Of Columbia Democratic association
William !. Bryans voice eas repro.
duced by sraphophone in a disserta.
tion on publicity in campaign eonfrihu.
tions and the election Of United
States senators hy direct vote.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27
MOUNTAIN TOWNS IN PERIL.
Forest Fires in British Columbia Drive
Refugees to Cities.

Cranbrook. r. Gear is grow
ing that the great calamity oi
Elk Valley will he repeated in
this section any moment on account
OF increasing forest fires in all direc
tions.
The sky is obscuyed by smoke and
the roar OF flames coming from the
neighboring hills browns all other
sounds. Kiberly. Meyer and other
small mountain towns are fighting for
their very existence. Refugees are
ffocking to this city from the surround.
ing fire zone.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27

Eau Claire. Wis-E W Cha.
fin Prohibition candidate for The
presidency. and ". - Cox. nominee
for governor OF Wisconsin ON the Pro-
hibition ticket. SUNDAY spoke here 10
1000 people Chain left for Mime
apolis SUNDAY night. where he viii
deliver Ave speeches Monday. Chain
SUNDAY said that he had spoken in six
states already and intended 10 cover
the remaining states before Novem-
liar
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27

The Philadelphia North American
accused Mayor Reyburn OF telling the
truth. and Immediately the mayor had
the North Americans editorial stan
arrested for libel Mayor Reyburn
evidently does not intend that his
reputation as a Philadelphia Repub-
lican politician shall thus be rudely as
sailed without protest from him.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27
oslshon. Sara. oen.,ion.I,.,,o

Guthrie Okla Eight national
banks in Oklahoma have an.
nounced hat they Will denationali1e
snd become state banks io enable
them TO take advantage OF the state
banking guaranty law. The compirol.
Ter Of the currency has notified all ma.
tional banks in Oklahoma that they
NAV not operate under this Law. One
national bank has announced that II
will orEaize = savings bank under the
guaranty Law. thereby enjoying the
prestige OF both q national and a
state bank
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27
Catcher eushona Dead.

New YOrk-Dr Albert J Bush.
Ong. famous baseball catch.
er when member OF the 81. Louis
Browns and the Brooklyn teams. died
at his home in Brooklyn late Thursday \
afternoon. BushOng was born in
Philadelphia - years ago and in the
SOS WED with King Kelly for FIRST
honors as backstop. He retired from
baseball in 1900. taking up dentistry.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27

Mr. Taft Is a lawyer and he says
organized labor can withdraw them.
selves and their associates from deal.
inss with or giving custom TO those
with whom they are In controversy.
He says it. however. as a candidate.
As a judge he sent Frank Phelan to
jail for doing II. The supreme court
has mulcted the Hstters' union for do
ing it. and the District of Columbia
court has cited labor leaders for con
tempt for doing il. Candidate Taft
is not an expert dodger. even though
he practices regularly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27
seven,y-sis Miner. peri,heo.

Wisan-It is noW known that
7G miners have perished in the ex-
plosion and the FIRE that followed il
in the Maypole mine. Finding that
il would be impossible 10 recover the
bodies still in the pit. the fire having
taken such a firm hold. the directors
Thursday night decided to food the
mine.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27
BEFORE ELECTION" rs rEE
WHOLE MATTER.

The Columbia :. c. State puts It
in a nutshell when it saws Pub
licity before the election; that Is the
whole matter The people are tired OF
learning after they have been duped
for the hundredth time, that such and
such a trust contributed corruption
fund to aid in the election of 'prac-
tical man like Roosevelt or u Roose-
Welt man like Taft
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27
Goodrich, Senior Rear Admiral

Washington. ID. C.-The retire
ment of Rear Admiral Robley ID.
Evans placed Rear Admiral Casper 4.
Goodrich, commandant of the navy
yard at New York, al the head of tine
active list of rear admirals of the
navy Admiral Goodrich will be re-
tired in January next.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27

Some of the administration organs
are visibly offended at the prominence
OF Oklahoma at the Denver conven-
tion. They should bear in mind that
the Democratic aggressiveness of
Oklahoma at Denver is a sample of
the aggressiveness that made Okla
homa a great state despite Republican
handicaps
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27
PRAYERS Win Election.

Neosho. Mo.-Prohibition won in
Tuesdays local option city cleo
tion by 55 majority. A continu'
ous prayer meeting from > a. m. until
: %. M. and the ringing OF church bells
at two-hour intervals were features OF
the fight made by the temperance sd-
vocafeS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27

Mr.. Taft says workmen have a
right to accumulate funds to support
those engaged in 4 strike But an
other Ohio Judge. following the Taft
Injunction precedent. restrained the
international Printing Pressmen and
Assistants union from paving strike
benefits
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27
Clock wsioh, XIII. a Doctor.

Columbus, Miss.-Dr. A. c. Halbert
one OF the best-known citizens oil
Columbus. was killed the other after
noon when a weight fell from the
clock in the courthouse and struck
him on the head, killing him instantly
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27

Wilmington. Vt.-The Mountain
Mills. owned by the Deerfield Lumber
Co., were destroyed by fire. Three
tenement houses, all OF th> store
houses of the lumber company and
nine lumber-laden freight cars were
also burned
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27
Child Refuse. to wed; Slain.

Altus. Okla.-Alice Carter. IL years
old. refused to marry Charles Fisher
a farm hand, against her parents
wishes. whereupon he drew revolver
and shot and instantly killed her and
then committed suicide.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27
Fund for Radium Research

Vienna-A friend of learning. who
wishes to remain anonymous, has Of
fered the sum OF $4,000 to the Vi
emma Imperial academy of science for
the establishment of a great institute
for radium research.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27

Buffalo. y. Y.-One man was killed
and two were injured. one possibly
fatally. when a speeding automobile
dashed over an embankment in Della
ware Park and into an abandoned
stone quarry.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27
Indiana Miners Strike Ends.

Terre Haute. ind.-The strike in
the bituminous coal field is ended Of
ficialIy by the announcement that the
Operators association had agreed to
the demands OF the United Mine
Workers OF District No. IL. and H.
900 miners are at work.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-27
"lk Marvei- Critically ~.

New Haven. Conn. - Donald @.
Mitchell. known in the literary world
as TX Marvel is critically III al the
fine old mansion he has occupied here
for 80 years. and his physicians be-
lieye he is near the end.