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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-04-09
April 6
March 26
\OrlCE TO CREDITORS.

E~tafe ofM p. MAdsen, deceased.
Notlc- 10 hereby g.v>n by .Lv undersigned ad-
ministrator Of the estate of NJ. 2. Msdsen, &c
ceased to the creditors of and all persons having
claims against the eaid deceased, to exhibit
them. with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the fret pnblicstion Of thie notice,
&c the said .. j. Henderson, administrator at
the ONCE OF Bouck h Mccarthy. in the city OF
MllbaDk, In the county of Grant, South Dakota.
Dated March "a, 1909.
o. J. HENDERSON,
Administrator of the estate Of M. p. Madsen.
deceased.
BoucK & MCCARTHY, Attorneys for adminis.
traitor.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-18
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The line of the street railway is
receiving some considerable doctoring
on Main street between Eighth and
Ninth streets.
a meeting of the real estate men
was held at 10 o'clock this morning
to talk over preparations for fair
week.
The Colorado Telephone Co. is
stringing a messenger cable wire in
the alley between Main and Colorado
today.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Wright are Wis
this city today from Wheeling. S. ID.
The former gentleman is a nephew
of Mr.. Wright of this city.
Messrs Combs and Atkinson have
secured the contract for remodeling
the front of the w. 5. Wallace
building which was recently sold 10
w. II. Lee.
j. IL. Leslie and wife, who have
been visiting friends and relatives in
the city the past several days left this
afternoon for their home in Denver.
Mrs. Vern b. Lee will be at the
exhibition hall Monday to receive all
exhibits of household, manufacturing
and handmade articles, such as car
pets. kitchen and fancy aprons and
raffia work.
Probably the largest beet ever
grown in. the Grand valley is on dis
play in the office show window of
the Smith Baylis Real Estate com
pany. 1t was grown by Dan Fried
man, the well known fruit man 1t
weighs L s pounds.
General letters are being sent to
all the chambers of commerce
throughout the country by Secretary
Mahony, urgi9g-a general atuSndSrre
by the members at the fair next week.
M. and Mrs. W. H. Bannister re-
turned to this city last night after a
three months absence spent along
the Pacific coast. Mr. and Mrs. Ban
mister made their headquarters in
Los Angeles, but they Travelled into
Old Mexico, along the upper coast of
California and into British Columbia.
Mr.. Bannister is the picture of health
and Mrs. Bannister has been much
benefited by the vacation from home
duties. The many friends of the fam
lily viii be glad to welcome their re-
turn to this city.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-18
AGED MAN DIES

!. The death OF John Pecken-
paugh. aged 20, occurred last
evening at St Mary's hospital.
, the cause of the demise proba-
+ bly being a natural deteriora-
; tion of the organic body.
: As far as is known the old
man was a total stranger in the
+ city and has no relatives living
, in this city.
The funeral will be held to-
: morrow from the parlors of Cos
: grove 4 Slough. under the aus
+ pices of the Fraternal Order of
, Eagles
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-18
JUNIOR FOOTBALL.

This afternoon the knights of st.
Paul and the Crawford Addition foot
ball boys are waging warfare on the
hospital grounds.
These organizations have been long
rivals and but recently played D
tod thinning baseball game.
The gladiators in the mill today
are as follows:
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-18
CRAWFORD ADD.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

honest, well APP
pearing young rustlers to sell pro-
grams at the fair next week. En-
quire at The Sentinel office Sun
day at 8 am.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-18

4, A Aarness or buggy to come to the
fair with.-Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-18
IL don't cost a fortune TO nave re
, pair work done by Mckenzie. 64i
Colorado avenue

Folding chairs and covered tables
' for lent Crowns furniture store.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-18

A How Deacon Titenst was convert
ed See "A Loyal Church.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-18

Our speciality is farm loans. The
Coe Investment Co.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-18

for Denver on flying business trip.
DIR. and Mrs. w. Z. Turner. of
! Brush, Colo. are visiting friends and
RELATIVES in the city today.
Mrs. w c. Hickman. Mrs Dayen-
port and Miss Davenport. OF Salida,
will arrive the first of the week for a
visit with the Hickman family of
this city
Leo Cady of the C. d. Smith Drug
Co.. left yesterday for Chicago 10 en-
roll in the chemistry department OF
the Northwestern University
Mrs. John Fry is very dangerously
i'll this week at St Matthew'S hos
pital. She is reported as improving
this afternoon,
The street car construction gang
are installing a switch at the corner
of Tenth and Gunnison this after
noon.
NJ. d. Dobsou. the fruit commission
man, who has been in DeBeque the
past several days on business return
ed home today.
d. A. sullivan, of Towauda, Pa, a
brother uf NJ. J. and Pat Sullivan,
well known residents of the valley, is
a visitor 10 the Grand valley
Walker Walter. city editor of The
Sentinel and Mrs. Walker. returned
home this afternoon from their ten
days vacation visit in the city of
Denver.
NJ. f. Ryan. connected with the
Independent Abstract company of
this city leaves tonight for Denver
where h. will enter the law depart
ment of Denver University.
Travelling Engineer John Maxwell
hrnnpht |a - Il.
today large piece of the iron of the
safe thai was blown up by the hold
ups at Malta. II is badly twisted
looking piece of metal and shows that
the robbers meant business by the
amount Of dynamite that must have
been used to blow up the car and
safe.
1t is announced that United States
Senator Robert l.. Taylor, of Tennes-
see, familiarly and lovingly known
throughout the South as "Marse
Bob" one of the greatest orators of
the Soulh, will deliver one of his
famous lectures in Grand Junction
some time in October. Senator Tay-
lor will be the opening attraction of
the Y. Nj. c. 4. lecture course
] SPSNhoi wv Suiiuag DlHnci at tHt
Navarro, from IL to s.
Green olives
1-------- Cunsomme Royal
Filet de Sole ~,-.. Tartare Sauce
Julienne Potatoes
Beef la Mode
French Puff Vanilla
Roast Spring Chicken with Dressing
Stuffed Green Peppers
Combination Salad
[ Lemon Pie Ice Cream
Assorted Cake
| Ice Tea Coffee Mill
John b. Chevrot Chef.
Money to loan on ranches The
| Coe Investment Co.
Farm loans at reasonable rates
Money ready when you are. The Coe
) Investment Co.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-18

Farm loans at reasonable rates.
Money ready when you are. The Coe
Investment Co.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-18

Money to loan on ranches. The
Coe Investment Co
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-23
DOLLAR-A-DAY
PENSION
Plan to Come Before Con-
greSS
RANKS OF THE VETERANS
Very Rapidly Decrease Many Postmas-
ters Waiting for Money--French
Spinncrs Complain Of Moisture
in Cotton.

Washington, Dee. % The New Eng
land members Of the House are being
importuned to join members from the
middle West in working for a one-dollar-
a-day pension bill at this session Of Com
eress. II has been arranged that mum
Der Of members viii 20 before the House
committee on invalid pensions soon after
the rcopening Of Congress for hearing
on the subject II is said that strong
pressure win be brought to bear on the
situation and determined effort made
to put through such bill One member
who is working on the scheme and push
ng it with all his might calls attention
ID the fact that, according tothe records,
$500 81 the veterans win pass away
his year. This enormous death rate
sill decrease the pensions about 10000
900 a year, and it IS declared that the
rate can be raised TO one dollar a day
for the remaining veterans without inn
posing any heavier burdens on the ap-
preparations Of the country.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-23
Don't Exaggerate 1t.

According to the Massachusetts, ststel
board OF health, over one-half Of ihel
diaries in Vermont do not come up I'll
their standard. There must be need Of
little missionary work among dairy
owners and higher education on dairy
ing. Vermont exchange.
BY all mems, let us properly emphasize
this serious matter 70 the dairymen am
the public, but let us be careful not q
exaggerate the extent Of the conditions
condemned in Vermont BY the Massa
chusetts health authorities. They do not
declare that @over one-half OF the dairies
in Vermont do not come up TO thsik
standard, but over one-half Of the daifigs
examined" That makes great ditlki
ence, provided the dairies examined are
not III their degrees of good and bad
conditions proportionally representative
Of the diaries Of the whole state. And
that Is one Of the things we ought to find
out.--St. Adams Messenger.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-23
DENMARK VICTIMS.
Some Conclusions Drawn on the Cook
Fiz7le.

Some Conclusions Drawn on the Cook
Fizzle.
Prof Stromgren, the chairman OF the
Danish commission that was filled with
chagrin when it looked AZ the few type
written cheets that Cook submitted as
records Is sadder but Il can hardly
said that he is wiser man. Admit
ting that he was hoaxed and that the
university Of Copenhagen erred in hast
lily pinning a medal on Cook. he pleads
as an excuse that the Danes wanted to
honor the American nation. and that
President Taft congratulated Cook and
has claims were supported by Mr.. Egan,
the American minister Mt Copenhagen.
The quilted may Ne pardoned for want
ing to lay blame 81 their quilting on
Others besides themselves. Yet tn this
case reflection viii doubtless convince
tic excellent Danes. including the credu-
lous Dr., Siromgren, that it is not worth
while to make the attempt To begin
with. from the very time he was first
heard from at tie shetland islands,
America expressed doubts as to Cook. In
the second place, President Taft did not
sponsor the Cook claim. In the third
place, the discavcrer 81 tie north pole Is
not diplomatic question. and even
though Minister Egan showed Cook en-
tlnsiasm his opinion was not worth any.
thing. The university of Copenhagen
had Cook in It's presence. He appeared
before its learned faculty talked two
hours. Why did not Stromgren nprise
and ask Cook then and there to submit
bis notebooksi Assuming that he were
too polite 70 doubt the yeracity Of their
guest, one would think that curiosity
would have prompted the request Cook
had no notebooks, al least none Of any
value. Al i now evident, Vet the hooded
scientists 81 Denmark were tongue tied
and hurried Of to confer their absurd
degree. There never WIS but slender ex-
ense Tor the Endorsement Of Cook that
the Danes proclaimed They we're fooled
through their own fault, and II they
have PLAYED ridiculous role they can
Bst lodge the fault elsewhere
Il is not pleasant to be hoaxed. It
IS even more unpleasant TO confess that
the hoaxing could have been avoided
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-23
This Plan Favored by the
President
SOME CONGRESS MEMBERS
For the committee--All Desire That In
vestigation Be Thorough-Forest
Service, Land ONCE and In
terror Included.

Washington, Dec. % Senator Jones,
who Tuesday read in the Senate Sscre-
tary Of the Interior BalIinger letter,
asking for Z committee TO investigate
the matters contained in The so-ealled
Ballnger pnchot controversy, and Rep.
resentative Humphrey, also Of Washing.
ton, had long talk with President Taft
yesterday regarding the inquiry, to which
the president has given hi. consent
Both Senator Jones and Mr.. Humphrey
told the president that they agreed with
Secretary Rallinger that the best results
would be obtained through an iuvestiga-
ton by a Joint committee. The investi.
CATION Is intended to give The public an
of the facts, and TO reach 4 verdict 81
which the public win approve Senator
Jones said that he thought the joint com
mites IL the two houses 81 Congress
would inspire greater public confidence
than an inquiry conducted Nv the Senate
alone. It's verdict also. he thonght,
would carry greater weight As a re.
suit Of The conference yesterday Il was
said that on January next Senator
Jones win introduce in tho Senate and
Representative Humphrey viii INTRODUCES
in the House, resolutions calling for
joint investigation of the widest possible
scope. The forest service wiz he includ
n III the resolution along with thp I'M.
terror department and the land office.
Secretary Ballinqer and his friends III.
sist that the whole question bah b
AZ once and settled 70 the
satisfaction Of the public
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-23

By the simplest precautions. But there
is no restoration of rufiled dignity
through the ignoring Of palpable facts.
it is fact that If Cook is knave
those who honored him ia spite Of warn
ings and in the absence Of the most
ordinary inquiry were guilty Of folloy.
But folly confessed is half forgot, AMI
the open way ia which the university
has gone about removing the effects Of
its blunder is convincing that the fool
ishness was of The head and not Of the
heart. and that even as to the former
the alteration was but temporary
New York Globe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-23
TABLETS FOR NAVAL VESSELS.
Italian League Recalls Aid in the Earth
quake.

Naples, Dec. % The Italian Naval
league win present to American Consul
Crowninshield on December Is, the ami
versary OF the great earthquake in south
en Italy, several beautifully designed
bronze tablets. commemorative of the
disaster and the assistance rendered the
sufferers BY America The tablets are
intended for the United States vessels,
the crews Of which aided in the work Of
rescue and the restoration OF homes IN
Messina and Reggie The tablets were
provided By fund collected throughout
Italy and IN the italian colonies in for
eign cities, particularly New York Sim
liar tablets viii be presented TO other
foreign ships that took part in the work
81 succor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-23
FRANCE TESTS AMERICAN COTTON
Spinners Complain Of Excessive Moisture,
Which Is Damaging.

Complaints which for d number Of
years have been made by French cotton
spinners on account Of the excessive de-
gree of moisture contained in cotton i'm
ported into France from the South At.
lantie states, have caused a movement
with view to officially determining the
degree Of moisture and establishing both
the extent Of damage and the deprecia-
ton ID value occasioned thereby, reports
United states Consul James 81 Dunning
1T Iavre
The humidity in The cotton EXISTS, for
the most part, in or near the center Of
the bale, and is due to the steam or
water used in pressing the staple II
not only Injuries the cotton itself, but
also gives II fictitious weight, which
is lost shortly after the bale is opened
and evaporation takes place The French
spinners viii establish laboratory for
testing cotton and obtaining official fg-
ures as to the amount Of moisture iii
The cotton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-23
HUGHES DopeEs SUFFRAGE.
Hears acaim, Earnest Appeal Of
Women.

Albany. n. y, Dee. % Governor
Hughes was asked yesterday hy repre-.
scntetives Of the NeW York State Wom-
an Suffrage association 10 recommend
ii his annual message To the legislature
an amendment To the state constitution
giving women the right % vote THE
governor listened attcntively to the
speakers aud congratulated them on tho
calm, earnest and dispassionate manner
in which they discussed such an import
ant question 50 FAR rs his personal
views were concerned. he said, he had
nothing to say a this time. Mrs. Henry
Willard, chairman of the legislative com
mittee Of the association. appealed 10
the governor 10 champion TIE suffrage
cause, and said TO no one can we III
peal fol- help IN this important matter
with greater confidence than to your ex-
celIeneyi your great influence for good
is as highly priced BY women, who,
alas, have no power 10 aid you ia your
fight againt machine politics, as it Is by
men,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-23
pEEpER MOTIVE IN I've cAsE.
Taft Said to Believe It's Intended as
Attack on Administration.

Attack on Administration.
Washington De. %. Any Doubt that
the whole force al The Taft aanFinistra-
tion II 10 N behind the investigation
demanded hy both sides Of Che sorealled
RalliHaer pinehot controversy has been
dispelled by events ia and out of Con.
gress There j. now no question that
President Taft himself Is as eager for a
thorough investigation Of the whole mat
ter. a hitherto be has been reluctant 10
admit the necessity for IL A motive
much deeper than Willingness to do JUS
tiee to Secretary halliuger il aseribed
TO President Taft BY enators. represen.
iatiyes and etlers active III politics IL
is said that ~ last Mr Taft has become
convinced that there lies behind the A.
tack o. Mr. Ralliuger a more 81 less
definitely organized movement t0 dis
credit the T8ft administration. especial.
~ hY spreading the impress ION that the
soseallad Roosevelt policies are in un-
friendly hands; that Nj Balliuer was
made the target only On tie theory That
he offered for the present the NEST val.
nerable points III Tie administration
Because be was loath ta believe that
such q propaganda was under say. Mr.
Taft opposed every suggestion from MIA
Or IFS friends that attacks upon
the land office should he met with ae.
termination 70 reach and expose those
responsible for The attacks upon the sec,
rotary and other officials Of the interior
department and The general land Office
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-23
SIX MONTHS IN JAIL.
Foi Stealing Chickens ard an 0vcrcoat
in Burlington.

Burlington, Dee % Abraham Badger,
who has lately distinguished himself
by stealing four chickens and an over
coat, war taken into city court yester-
day, where he pleaded guilty to both
charges The chickens were the property
OF Mrs H. L. White and the oyercoat
the property Of Alpert 4 Rosenberg. he
sold tho oYercoas but did not have time
to dispose Of Tho chickens. He was sem
fenced to three months in jail IN each
case,
Mamie White, another inmate AZ the
DeForge place recently raided has been
placed IN The care Of the probation Of
ieer. her sentence Of 30 days in Jail be-
ing suspended There seemed to be some
extenuating circumstances inNher case.
Mrs. Ann DeForge has not yet been
sentenced although She has pleaded gull
ty.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-23
DIR. WI SAYING FAREWELL.
He Says He win Return in Fifty
Years.

Washington Dec 80 Being visited by
representatives of commercial bodies Of
Washington for The purpose of saving
farewell TO him. DR. YIN Ting fang. tbe
Chinese minister promised that he would
return 20 the Inited States for Wis.,
il fifty years hence Il he did not sooner
make the trip. incidentally the minister
said be saw no reason why a man should
not live to be two hundred years old
if he met no accident and did not get
sick, at the same time inferentially sig
costing that he expected % make his
span Of life cover Tire two hundred year
period. a large delegation 81 business
men Of this city called on the minister
TO express their appreciation 81 him
and the hope TINT Ne would
return as minister 81 China
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-23
5000 SAILORS IN PORT.
Men Of the Atlantic Fleet Hit New
York.

New York, Dec %. Christmas sea
son N New York took a delightful ma
rine atmosphere yesterday when $4,000
officers and men If the North Atlantic
fleet steamed into port happy in the
thought of Christmas day ashore. The
advance guard Of seven battIeships. the
Minnesota. New Hampshire. Wisconsin,
Missouri, Connecticut. Vermont and Kan
sas, slipped through the Narrows yes
terday and anchored in the Hudson.
The sailors viii be allowed all the time
possible ashore until the feet sails on
Jan- 3, and the pavmasters are prepar-
ina to Distribute something like $780,
000 il pay To the sailors. Rear Admiral
Schroeder Is in command Of the squadron
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-23

hood OF the Duke Of Connaught. N
kings brother, succeeding Earl Grey I
governor general Of Canada next -
The Herald says the proposal has bee
received with favor in both England am
Canada and intimates that only tn
formal acquiescenec Of the authorities Il
Ottawa il wanting to make it an ac
complished fact. Should the duke cont
10 Canada it will be the first time TIA
the crown has been represented IN Can
ada by prince Of royal blood.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-23
Little Soldiers

IN your blood are tho millions
Of corpuacIes that defend you
against disease.
To-make and keep these little soldiers
healthy and strong, is simply to make
and keep the blood Of the right quality
and quantity
This Is just what Hood 4 Sarsaparilla
does ~ il helps the little soldiers iii your
blood to fight disease for you.
II cures scrofula, eczema, eruptions.
catarfh, rheumatism, anemia, nervous
ness, dyspepsia, general debility, and
builds up the whole system.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-23
BUY EMBASSIES AT ssso.ooo.
Purpose Of Bill to 90 Before
Congress.

Washington, Dec. a. Provision for
the purchase Of The buildings occupied
by the Berlin and Paris embassies Of
the United States at a cost Of not ex-
ceeding S350000 each = 60 be proposed
ia q bin which Chairman Perkins Of the
House committee on foreign affairs. will
Introduce shortly after Congress recon.
venes IN January. The plans for the
proposed building IN Berlin are already
on file At the state department and the
building cotemplated IN Paris "a the one
used by Ambassador White ana to ~
used By Robert Bacon, On tile Cours til
Refine, between the Champs Elysee and
the Piver Seine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-23
ANorHER sHoRT TERM.
Caledonia County Court Establishes a
Record Also.

St. Johnsbury, Dec. 3D. After cstab.
fishing a record for shortness. the De.
cember term Of the Caledonia county
court closed yesterday, There was but
one jury ease heard, one fore non support.
Twelve divorces were granted. Seven
automobiles, many being prominent
citizens Of this place, paid fines for run.
ming their machines without license num-
hers Twelve liquor cases were disposed
of, the respondent in each case plead
ing guilty.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-23

Chicago. Dee. pa corset steel prob
ably saved the life Of Miss Ethel Eitel-
huben, when shot was fired through a
bedroom window Of her home Tuesday
eFening in an attempt to Kill her The
bullet went through her dress but when
it struck the corset steel it glanced OIL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-23
MANY INVITATIONS FOR rAFr
The Masons Want Him to Visit Alex
andria.

The Masons want Kim TO visit Alex
andria.
Washington, Dee 23 President Taft
u receiving aud hail. under consideration
large number of invitations Is attend
Lincoln and Washington birthday cele.
hrations in February next 4 committee
81 Masons from The Alexandra Wash
iugton lodge, 70 which George Washing.
ton belonged yesterday invited the pres.
ident to attend a Masonic celebration
ii Alexandra, Va, on Washingtons
birthday The president said lie would
give the matter consideration along with
the other invitations he has received
AT tile Alexandria celebration. to which
will be invited the grand masters n
the Masonic fraternity throughout the
United States. win be launched an un.
dertakiug 20 build great memorial to
Washington as a Mason.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-23
SENATOR McLAURIN DEAD.
Died Sitting in Chair Before Fireplace
in His Library

Brandon, Miss. pee % While seated
in an easy chair in front 81 the fireplace
in his library, United States Senator A.
j. McLauriu late yesterday afternoon
suddenly fell forward and died as the
members Of his family hurried to his
assistance Death was due to heart fail
ure
Senator Mcl.aurin had been III for two
weeks as the result Of eating fried
oysters for breakfast which brought on
ptomaine poisoning. AT first his con
dition was critical, but 1t improved and
the physicians thought that the danger
was past He was born IN ls45.
IL is certain that Ex-Governor Varda.
man. who was defeated for the Senate
BY JOHN Sharp Williams, will be a candi-
date to succeed him.