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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19
DEAD MAN HEARD FROM.
roSs.,h Lee Read I'm sioux City Papers
af HIS Death.

When Joseph Lee. supposedly aeaa'
read In the sioux City papers that ms
remains were identified in neadwooa
a. the Young mar who last November
committed suicide in jail, he decided
that II was time 10 notify his parents
in Yankton Of his Whereabouts. q
mistake i'm identity was wired Just IN
time Ia prevent the body. which mad
been cxhufned frem the panpers lot
being shipped to Yankton. ana IL mas
-aw been reinforced In a nameiess
grave. 4 few days & r. r. Tripp' a
prominent Yankton attorney. am TO
Deadwoed and had the body taken up
ON the strength of a description or
Joseph Lee. who disappeared from his
home about the item the suicide
occurred. The resemblance was strik-
'rg and what was considered further
proof az identity was the fact that the
young man. just before he died. told
the chief Of police that his name
was Lee and that he resided in the
southeastern part 81 the state.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19
EoEs STATE or SO. 600.


James Cas~r3stEanssg. former state
treasurer 1T r'sah. wHo retired from
efrce y January L. liz under arrest en-
a charge of being a Sefaasser Il the
agaossrf ct xzn.egs.
The money, " II acknowledged. was
assd In speculation in mining
Christensen was state treasurer, q
f0gr years tergn snszI0g at the begin
@Gng of the present. year. The shortage
sn bis accounts was discovered q feM
Gays ago through tae accounts hy the
state bsas6 ot examining interest
IN response 10 n telegram apprEstng
h!sn " the discovery W. returned e.
Ss5t Lake aad admitted the shortage.
The amount le s~Te.ses9s, and
this hos been Deposited - kha ereFi; ~
me stats by the bass8sxaen and friends
Il she ex-0facfaf
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19
Judge Mcpherson Rules in Favor
Of Roads in Passenger and
Freight Cases.
RATE IS NOT RENUMERATIvE
Kansas City Court Says Lines Should
Get Return Of 9 Per Cent IL
Systems Affected

A notable decision in favor OF the
railroads was handed down Monday
by Judge Mcpherson OF the United
States District Court In Kansas City.
III the 2-cent fare and maximum
freight-rate cases. involving eighteen
Missouri lines. The railroads contend
ed that the rates fixed by the State
were confiscatory. and asked that the
enforcement of the statutes be ~enjoin-
ed.
The question" said Judge McPher-
son in his decision. lis whether the
traffic wholly within the State of Mis-
souri,, generally referred to in the evi-
dence as local traffic, can be carried
under the freight rate statute of 1907
at such profit as TO give a reasonable
return after paying expenses upon the
investment, or whether such traffic Is
carried at a loss or at less than such
reasonable profit. The cor has reach
ed the conclusion thar the rates fixed
by both statutes are not remuneratiye.'
After the decision had been handed
down several railway attorneys inti-
mated that the railroads o would
GO back to the Scent passenger rate.
but none was able to state specifically
that this would be done. Frank Hager-
man made the following statement:
"The 2-cent rate is the subject Of
pending litigation In Minnesota, South
Dakota. Nebraska and Kansas. 1t Is
not conceivable that if the rate is con
~fiscatory in Missouri ii can be compen-
satory in any Of those States. What,
If anything. viii be done In other
States has not been decided. In view
of the thorough investigation and the
decisions in the Pennsylvania and the
Missouri cases ii is doubtful whether
any State will attempt any longer TO
enforce a 2-cent rate act"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19
MEET FLAT


The anthracite eoal operators ~
the committee OF hard coal miners In
Philadelphia Thursday ard fatty re
fused "a grant the men any of the de-
nnaras they laid before their. ana AT
she sanae tinle proposed 80 the mine
WORKERS that the present agreement
which will expire March 81. be- re.
meweed for a term of three years.
This decision rs not unexpected by
tire mine workers Thomas Lewis. pe-
ssonai president of the United Mine
workers Of America. declined To com
ment or the developments beyond stat
ing that he and hts eomnnitteemen will
meet go discuss the situation.
50 far a. could be learned Thursday
q majority 81 the miners are opposed
90 q strike because they feel that they
are BOT strongly enough sntrenched II
cErry on . campaign If the magnitude
u thai of 1899 ana 1902.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19
fIlNr IN a RUNAWAY.
Co&- Nasxs, Nsfe aasi f.ssessss Have
xarrxsw E-eap< frs,na n~aah.

4sus- NAss1ea NsfN assk1 tssseaxsx Have
xmrrxsw E-saEc frsn n~aah.
Ger. and Mr& Nfsisan ard shssr
xzesss. Mr. ard Mrs. Robert n f.y-
rzssz. 81 w waxk. s~arr0w1y ESCAPED
death wSs&a sas hsgrs~* aEseeM#a ~
Ger. Wilson'S carriage San a@ay san-
<1sy a. grnnksest ~ Mrs nIlsen
~ss rMnseraH unecnseAesss. rwa ss her
fFvng teeth w@ge asaken ard her left
~rssk fFaesar9 Gees. NsIssnn was
bFussesa ~ ssny gSaftK ~ his body.
Mr. f.yFsanss taxe was and cxsn-
tssxs Mrs Tsn=an was the cnsy nnerrs-
n&r cE sh& gaxgy mot injured
<s0v- Wilson hiaaswlf was driving the
hosses md Mrs. Lyman was seated be-
ssde htsn. ~hass Mr.. Lyman and Mrs.
Wilson a<Eaps&d sae back s1af One
- xhe hosses b~xasne frsxhs@ned az =
stsEe< car and started 10 kick and
u1snes ard managed IN scnse ann
~ ges ersr Tbs pole ~ the casrssgr ard
Fhsesk tn whsfn~sFee and then birth
nesasx sook the hsfs In their teeth ard
ansAed Mp EsssfEv street Gov. Wilson
mnn&xe6 80 guide the aaorsss usssil the
p01e wzs broken IN short ard Tier the
ensvsnxe sksd6sst srDrn one side az the
G4fest ca the csher HnslI the horaea.
- sr~rszzed. aashesa toward ire side
w1lk ard she heavy vehsrs~ ssrres
sxnKtte+
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19

Hearing M Quinn Breaks Land Office
Records.

The contest ~ Harland II. Beyans
a~gainst the desert land entry OF Will
lam HALEY. heard at Quinn before r..
s. Johnson. United States commission
or. was the longest and hardest fought
contest ever heard In that locality.
Eight days were consumed In the hear
ing, fsfty-six witnesses e~xarnined and
the transcript of the case Is the long
est in The history Of the Rapid Guy
land office.
Bevans alleged that the and was
not desert I'm character, and conse/
auently was not within the provisions
of the desert land Law. HALEY is a
stockrnan. and IL Is said b q the stock
men cf the locality contributed TO the
defense I'm an emort 10 establish the le-
gality Of the desert land entries. These
entries In western South Dakota have
been the subjects OF many bitter con-
tests and IL IL hoped 10 get a oeeiSion
not only from the officials ~ the RAPID
city land office, but from the general
land office on this case that viii nna!iy
settle the question.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19
MANY ARRESTS MADE
So Nsss~4s@ CsAnamaas l~s<x<asis
n<3sxnea A~1 N~~ xe<k rfse~xass
- ~ - M-.x1<~rss e4 n~s~wsir~-
10y = - saapy<a Husa<.
wAG1xkR = y

I4~ax Astanaa taShrss. xsss~f Assist
ant to IsessVsase 1o@xgas rvsrusassA aha
wA& kzsasa w as*3ssasss sn sicily sat
asaay. arrested fomr fsaasans II = little
@tn~ sA@p an msaassd Italian aaarsers
Exs~skaya. II n. Suasay nixfst- III
wns tnfarszsaa snas vaxhfss had rrssssn
~ h1lasve ssas sse nnasa lad k1awas<sxe
- slax sxsps so NH resrsssassa, ssegan0
<ossrxnpuss. esse os sasss@ aseusgsd,
1Ao rassE~ i desperate asfesnrs ~ @s-
Gaee. II s2a Is sass geessssiy s0ssse
h<f1 EsSea ensasaA y a~Fe rs ~ alleged
~ kasw nmen II gx&aev ~ IN. BLACK
UAsad grSssags Fsesosssrs and stsssstsass
~ese gSass1 CT shg rrsssnvFs4
S~xsn sssser arrssss 81 ttaEs&r xzsa-
pe~ss wsr~ naaas In gss>ektyn during
- day
TIE a-xxaxesrasass ~ IAcat pesrsssgas
- ~sgtsssa ire fsassrrrao gutscc L. SIR
me~sssTsf4s Aesseasys Mary arss~ss NJ
stady havr txen naeae. and these aa-
csuss . ssassA@r ~ Efssssns wssh sriaa-
tnnl rs~nFsas. ~sa lately hare rwfwyss~8
1rssa saae uaissxs States
KSx~ xA#Es@AsN* ag tAe r98k~ 1Fe A<
pecaafEy rsntNxva ea tvvs nsteFsa4s
cx5maEaats. ssnH sg wh1ma ~ d asssf III
snseTzaxsnnaa reputation ard tie vsh-
~ NJ se@aAeAa 80 saae.w ax~ar arr laid
Manr esAmssm committed In Men YORK
re batter svas obliged 10 smssye she
unat<a saas~x Dsyaase 81 sse stringent
Uatek kens - assn ~ rWtsasam0. 81
- arzr~ssssae ~ ascertain sn~ naese4
- she sssa wAe have heen paGse~d
nr<Is* arrest. "a She p01axs maintain
G~penrssse svncN - iris snatxs
Tk@ &Msn aw*ki@w 10 FaIeFgrse have
arrasNs8 EGarrai ard tsse fs4sy
ufsf #hTpsS1 ~ Nxw York accord
tnx ws&gNsssssas rs1slsed fsosa stnas
cisy
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19

Z SAM ACrs UP.
Diplomatic Rotations with Nicaragua
Severed.

Diplomatic lseiaaiofss with Nicaragua
Severed.
a prfsase tsisssasch received In Msz-
asa ssIty Friday absolutely confirms
smo naval v~fxagenasrts between the
sAsrs 1t NICARAGUA and ss@axaaor.
TArss Nlearagamn gunhssats. led by
shs inconsistencies. Taessfny attacked this
ssaavAaosean surhsxs Prssiaenie. The
latter. by a iacky shot pus the Nome
snrssSe cat 80 ss asHscu airacat af the
beginning ~ N. gagesnens The
taarew Sseavaxnans then withdrew. Lat
ss tire Mssssc,emho wms repaired and
m~sss In pursuit 90 the Presidents.
o~snx H. shs continued disturbing
resolutions Ira Nicaragua ard President
xsAayass failure te rsa Ae serious effort
sesaxsrw 10 the settlement nf the En-
cry cAassss. the United States govern
ssssst washar~w Ar. Gregory. the
American charge Sc 1axssay. md or
ssvud the Eegasaan clsera En the hands
uf slae eersus. who viii hare no dIpso-
fxasse capacity.
Asmhaxsa2ar La Para. ef Mexico.
ap~nt ssesa@ sirse ar ahe state DEPART
sasss In conference wtta Secretary
Knox. ard fhe determination was
reached siaaf IL the American wavshlEss
rom Gm SzemF@waa waier. and ta he
sess There. are not sufficient to impress
President ZeHaya that - treaty 81
rvase sssteFTa isstv between the Cen
sraa American Fsrnhiir# IN net 20 be
tfyes ar so. raere radical ssers would
sae saken 10 acecrarsssh thai result
Ths impression xas wtSsa that II need
~ Intervention wausd Re FescFsed to-
Ens xTsyevnsa~nts Of shr United States
assd Mexico. IL wam stated. are ln full
accord As t9 tfe policy to De pursued
s0waTd Nicaragua. asni err nos await
tus zAsgyA's further moves
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19

That arrangements have been COM
pleted 10 raise the first torpedoboat
~ the cerfederacy from the bottom Of
Lake Po~ncfsaratrain was announced al
at New Orleans. Wednesday night. The
boat L. Tying near Spanish fort. where
n went d0sn years ago. 1t Il proposed
to place the vessel on the Ia wn OF the
confederate aeidieEs' horae III New Or
leans
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19
MANcHURIA TROUBLE GROWING
Protests of United states and China
Threaten World Complications.

~
The situation at Hardin, Manehuria,
arising from the apparent determination
Of the railroad authorities to control the
local administration has become a live
issue in Russian politics. The protests of
China and the United States are claiming
public attention and it is believed that
the aggressive stand OF the railroad au-
thoTities in Manchuria will bring about
foreign complications. The negotiations
with China are at a standstiIl until such
time as the policy of the government
shall be determined. The foreign Office
outwardly supports General Horvath in
closing the stores of the Chinese mer-
chants who refused to pay taxes TO Rus
STA. but privately it is most dissatisfied
with the situation. The Novoe Vremya
the other day sharply criticises the for
eign Office for it's stand in this matter,
and says 1t believes Germany is stirring
up the question for the purpose of d.
veIting attention from the near East.
The paper intimates that Fred ID. Fisher,
until recently American consul at Har-
bin. has been acting in the interests OF
Germany.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19

Ohio Town the Ccntcr of Another
Sensation.

- y sAk& NhN - w
Sensation.
ANOTHER barsiing mystery confronted
the police I'm tho discovery Thursday Of
the ~decornrosed body or an unknown
white woman In the canal below the
Apple street bridge. In Layton, Ohio.
In the opinion OF fhe officers. ~ must
haze laid tn the water about a month
The woman apparently was 70 years
old and well dressed She WAS az
tired In black. wore Rarnan slippers,
but over these she had q pair or new
rubber shoes. The decomposition will.
Ia ts feared. prevent Identification.
The place where the body ~as found
liz about 500 fset south of the Apple
street bridge,
A Theory has been advanced that,
providing II svas a cas- Of murder. the
body raighs haze been relied down q
very STEEP hill skirting the fair grounds
or tho east. The fair grounds liz the
rendezvous og nsen and
A month ago Charles F~teErrt told
Coroner Saishsr that he had ssen q
well dressed white woman standing at
the end of the Apple street bridge ar
rarenfsy waiting for lie
said sire seemed very nervous Finding
she vas being watched she walked to-
wari the lair grounds. which end AZ
Apple street. ard was not seen again.
Tits was ~ the evening Flcfegt fur
ther stated ttsaf The woman was Sress-
ed ia black.
Six eJrls have been found slain In
Dayton recently. Faur of the muir
deTs have eexer been solved.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19

me conference between the sub
committees Of the anthracite mine
worke and operators to arrange a
new agreement to go Into effect at the
expiration OF the present working
agreement came to an end late FRIDAY
IN Philadelphia without result While
the prospects are not as bright az they
were Tor Z peaceful settlement, there
y AL hope that radical action by
either side will be avoided.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19

According to Attorney General En-
glesby there Is No section Of the game
law which prevents the use OF dogs
In hunting chickens or in retrieving
duckx. 1t Is unlawful to allow hunt
ing dogs to run at large during the
nesting season, hut there IL nothing in
the law to prevent the use Of dogs in
hunting prairie chickens during the
open season, nor for retrieving ducks
during the open season.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19

Mayor r e. Harper. OF Los AT gelea,
Cal. resigned Thursday. He declines
TO explain. The rraayor has been a can
dIdase for reelection st a special elec-
ton called for March &c. under the
recall clause of the city charter. He
had been recalled from office by a petit
ton signed by I0.ea9 voters because OF
allegations Of misconduct
made against hirsa
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19

Alleged Murderer OF Katharine kil.e
To BE Tried at Highmore.

The trial OF Aurelius Bowen,
charged with the murder of Katharine
kille, in Stanley county more han a
year ago, will begin at Hlghmore on
the 10th 81 this month. The murder
was a cold bloodea one. and aroused a
strong feeling at the time, and when
the case came up for hearing in STAN
ley county last summer ID resulted I'm
4 disagreement Of the jury. as the ev-
fdence was all circumstantial. The
attorneys for Bowen asked hat the
next hearing might be in some other
county thar Stanley. and Judge
Boucher has selected Hyde county az
the one in which Bowen will be given
his second hearing.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19

Peculiar prcdlcament OF a Farmer
Near Aberdeen.

Christian Lila. a farmer living near
aberdeen. is N a peculiar p~redicament
because Of a sunstroke mary years z
Td1fa Is subject 20 periodical attacks or
Insanity. which he is able 10 ward on
tv medical treatment and rest II taken
in time. Recently he went too Ions
wfthout resorting 20 treatment n be-
came deranged. lie was taken before
= commission az insanity and commit
ted 10 tie asylum AT Yankton. Pend
ing the arrival Ct an attendant from
TIE asylum Lfl5a was kept at the u
~ hospital. where he recovered ms
reason. Now. although he is as sane
as anyone. he cannot be released until
an order comes from the insane asy-
lurn authorities TO that effect
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19

Defends the Galveston Plan Against
Creighton at Omaha.

The university Of South Dakota
Tuesday won in the debate with
Creighton university at Omaha. How
ard F. Cline, Matthew j. Murphy and
Charles =. Caldwell, for South Dakota,
argued in favor Of the Galveston plan
OF city government and We're opposed
by Charles ]. Thielan, Eugene D.
OSulivan and Willis T. Sternberg for
Creighton.
The judges were c. G. Saunders. Of
Council Bluffs. Edwin Maxby. Of the
University OF Nebraska. and VIII H
Beck. Of Sioux City. The decision was
two TO n for South Dakota.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19

Rapid work Friday afternoon saved
TIE Atcnssan soldiers home from pcs
sahle destruction when fire broke out
there I'm fhe administration building.
TIE hlaxs was oa the third fi0or. Calls
were sent 10 Grand Rapids three miles
distant. but BY The ssrse the frernen
arrived The veterans had subdued the
a&Fass- None ot the LOO inmates
xas In danger.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19

- announcement was made ~
day that D~eember & 70 IL has been
~dennftsly decided upon IN the time for
this years national corn exposition.
which - 10 be held In Omaha. Ar
engagements for the show are already
well under way. a large number rf
special prizes having been offered.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19

Pierre is TO have another campaign
for mayor this spring, although it is
not the regular date for such a con-
test Mayor Wadleigh has rendered to
the council his resignation after a year
of service, the reason being press of
private business. The resignation was
not accepted, and will not be Just vet.
but the election Will come at the time
of the annual election in April.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19

Tia Stass bank 81 Rramer. a town
va ~ Missouri Pacific between An-
coin ard Crete Ssb. was robbed az z
o'caock Saturday morning by three
r~rAcksfsen who used dynamite on the
Afas securing tf.seo In cash, All there
Ma In the safe. save 5000 In gold
which they overlooked
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19
Immigrant Train Wrecked.

An extra freight train on the Chi
cago and Northwestern met with an
accident midway between Burke and
Gregory Saturday. resulting in the
d.tching OF the engine tender and six
cars. The train consisted almost en-
tireay OF Immigrant cars, n ii is re-
that the entire train escaped
ditching.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19

~ . resale CT arr Indictment hy the
Nsw York grand jury Friday. " H.
Rlchas1serr ~ Efsnira, was arrested
m Chicago Saturday and the details Of
a fsGaare involving s@sa. CSC ard more
became ruhsse- Richardson was In
the ahne business Fri Elsaira under the
am OF Richardson Ii GO.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19

the rapid melting of snow has
caused flood conditions to exist 1lone
the West Vermillion river, and also
Wolf creek. The Ice In being carried
down by the swift current has carried
away several bridges and damaged
numerous others, rendering them i'm
passable. Not In years has the waite,
in these streams been SO high.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19
New Catholic School.

The congregation Of St. Wilfrid's
Catholic church at woonsocket has
plans and drawings for a big parochial
high and boarding school, which 1t
proposes To erect near the church
building The architects drawing OF
the proposed building shows a beauti-
faf structure. ard one which the archi-
tect estimates will cost about 1000.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19
Ing DAY nj Pierre

Tag day at Pierre was for an eleva-
TOR al 81 Mary's hospital, and tina
young ladies who looked after the ais
OF the red cards did not AL
low many residents OF the civ n Sc.
cape paying toll. They secured over
sfoo Tor the desired purpose, and the
WORK Of installing the proposed i'm
provement will be commenced at once
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19
New posfmastcrs.

Fourth class -postrnasters appointed
Tor South Dakota are. Tulare, Sphinx
county, Alfred c. Fngiesong. vice G.. Fl.
Whiting. removed; Pedro. Penning-
ton county. Minnie A. Gaynor. vice r.
r.. Hanks, removed. n, Howard Wen
dell has been commissioned as post
master at Aberdeen and Byron O. Wolf
at Grover.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19

The wife Of q poor eigarrnaker oF
Havana, Cuba. the mother Of fourteen
children. fsve birth Thursday 10 quad
rupiets- two boys and two girls. Pres
idens Gomez sent his congratulations 10
the mother ~ q woman deserving wen
Of the republic. with tender and sub.
assistance.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19
TO Attack Yankton saloons.

AS the result of the revival lust
closed at Yankton a law enforcement
league will be organized to wage war
on the saloons of that city. 1t is esti-
mated hat over $4,000 people at
tended the revival services. The con-
versions numbered s51. A special Of
fering was taken up for Evangelist
Lowry amounting TO SIS.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19

The State Bank CT BALDWIN. Wis, Is
In the hands of the state banking COM
missioner. The capital stock and sur
plus have been Impaired, IL is said. by
west and south. The latest report
shows ths banks liabilities are $780,
600. Of which s.Is.oao is deposits. The
capital stock In $50. 00e.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19
Ts,IrT NORTH TRAGEDY.
A9 Player S1s~xs aBa Kills > ysas3s-
vale Sfa~Tr.

prsst Mrvssss q haAessaGG player, Snn-
6sy She's Ana killed osse ~ Meyer. .
sSst<sgs5~ ssna@s. II a sesssn at Fort
Wcvfh~ Tex~ after hasasg secured .
~stts<s cpafksssaHa shas his reSasssrs
wSxk Mrs Morris aere i~nsrrcs~r Mor-
- Declared Ne sorse9 Meyer 10 write
- xaxa fA< confsSssoa 1s6 then sels
- fhss ~ bms~rstss 10 kfEl him.
~Ae~y<r &xsesd&n hIa han8s,~ sid
0oFyt9 ~AMd tad n~ 60 snspos hgra
1he~9gA TIE hkart sa THAT AL wousd be
es&x = sx@ dis rs sse suggested
49, ~cxaa s@gaew Msra hsyoad the
Gxaye Az<@rs lot Fhe fart that 1 have q
at9e bcy ~ne I sssErsk needs me u
Ieoa - lar Aisn
- - ase fruHn D~nsoa. Tex.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19
SE-Es CHEAPER MEATS.
arrassssr rrsssicfs Drop In Prices by
Summer.


Meat prices arc - he lewer by
summer This u thA cheering news
Tor hoasenof6ers voiced ~ J Ogden
Armour. af Chicago.
While on bis way north from Palm
Eearh. Fla, where he had been en-
toying > pleasure trip, Mr. Armour
STOPPED ~ Atlanta. Ga. long enough
To say that inca is too high at pres
eFss bat by the summer wr expecs the
price OF corn to 60 down and meat
viii be cheap"
Mr.. Armour lays the present high
price OF meat 10 the cost OF feeding
stock. which n higher than n should
be. but wish cheaper corn he fore
sees cheaper meat.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19

The appropriations in round num-
beers for the state In the session Of 1905
Was $500. coo. I'm 1907 II was So
$4,000 I'm 1909 the legislature Just
closed appropriated the sum OF So
TTo.eo0. During each ~ h three leg
~isiat.va years above named. the figures
included capitol appropriations.