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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-11-12


Judge CAynor wnx elected mAyur Of
New York. With Bsnnard second and
Hearst bringing In the
judge LUrton In regarded N the
most likely man 10 succeed Justice
P@ckham on the supreme bench.
Colonel J. r. Houston Of the Nine
teenth infantry Al Fort aiiss did no,
finish the endurance ride OF ninety
miles required BY the wal department.
He fell out 4 the half way station
and wnl nov probably 90 before the
retiring board
The Minnesota congressman Who
succeeded ]. Adam Bede II accused
Of going over to the Cannon crowd.
~ New Orleans Speaker Cannon
uttered defiance to his enemies. the
insurgents. and declared thu rccen,
attacks upon him TO be peanut roll
tics and tommy rot"
Massachusetts, reelected Governor
Draper. but By : greatly reduced ma
tority.
Norman +. Mack refused to discuss
tha reported s~idetracking OF Bryan.
~. Cook replied To detractors q
Haaf1ton. Mont. ard practically 20
euSed Foary q iustigating them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
DISCUSS FINANCES.
President and Cabinet Review Forth
 ing Message.

President and Cabinet t<sy1eW FOFtn-
 ing Message.
 Washingtonu, Nov. 30.-The financial portion of the President message has been completed. It was taken up at some length st toaay's session of the cabinet. The Panama Canal bond stt- nation and other features engaged close attention.
 Today's figures show a working bal ance in the treasury of $26.53S.6S0, though the total balance in the general fund, which includes this working balance in the treasury offices, the balance in banks and in the treasury of the Philippine Islands and other de- tails is placed at $S2.079,472. Today's excess of all disbursements over all re- ceipts Is $252,747. but the excess of all disbursements over all receipts so far this fiscal year is only $44,25S,956. as in the previous fiscal year.
 The internal revenue receipts are booming. Upwards of $25.000.000 for the current fiscal year Is expected from the corporation tax and the estimates for the various departments of the Gov ernment has been heavily cut.
 AS to the Panama bonds mentioned in the discussion there are $290,569,000 of these bonds authorized but not yet issued. The sum of s97,609.e49 repre- sents the balance ended out of the gen. eral fund of the treasury reimbursable from proceeds of bonds not yet sold . While existing laws authorize $375, 5,200.- 9S0 in Panama bonds. only $S4,631,9S have ever been issued.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
TNDUsrRrEs IN TWO STATES. operations in Geergia Land Attract Atten-


 Columbus. Ca. Nov. o.-(special)-The Georgfa and Alabama Industrial Index will say tomorrow. in it's regular weekly Issue:
 Land development continues to be 1.-Two theme in the two states and there Is perhaps keener interest in colonization plans than in years As, ooo-acre tract of land in Dough- erty County Ga. was bought by North Geor- gia people who will divide it into small white settlers, who wish to move to South Georgia Down in the pecan section of Geor- gia. another grove of 450 acres Is to be- planted and this incident shows on what raj successful auction sales of farms and town lots were held during the week. City realxy continued lively and q business lot in Atlanta. Ga. sold for siio per square foot.
 "A Rome. ca, insurance company Is to broaden the scope of It's operations and in- crease It's capital stock from $100,000 to ti.oeo. 900. The Ba7tow County. Ga. grand jury strongly recommended the calling of an election on that county on the Issuance of s2eo,oo of bonds for road improvement. foundry at Bessemer Ala, that was burned few days ago Is to be rebuilt at once. Dur ing the week twenty-four new companies were chartered with minimum capital stock
 "Electric lighting plants are to be estab- lished at Senoia. Ga.,' and Fort Payne. Ala. cuthbert Ga, is inviting bids on s2o.ooo of for Cough. Ga. and Jenkinsburg. Ga. $50, 900 dormitory for girls is to be elected in Atlanta. Ga. A y2o.oo0 construction com pany and q sewer pipe plant are reported for pany was Incorporated with s312. 500 capital to build . line from that city to a point In Mississippi. Savannah. Ga, plant that Is canning sweet potatoes is to enlarge its ca- acter will probably be established at Moul- trie Ga.s A company was incorporated at Atlanta, Ga, to manufacture automobiles"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
NEW LAWS THAT AFFECT
 TEACHERS ARE OPERATIVE

New State laws governing the ex- animation of teachers in the public schools go Into effect Wednesday. The new laws are intended to render more efficient the personnel of teachers in the State.
 Hereafter no special examinations will be held. so they have heretofore, at every application for a license Three regular examinations will be held each year.
 Temporary teachers certificates. to be issued to those who have no oppor- tunity to stand the regular examina- tion, is feature of the new law. The temporary certificates are good only until the time of the next examina- tion.
 Under the new laws. which are ef- fective December l, 1t Is anticipated by the officials of the State Educational Department that the standard of teaching in the State will be raised.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
WILSON PRAISES FARMER
CULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
Yell. of Investigafion Which shows Large Profit for Retailers of
 Beef to Consuna-

Washington. Nov. so.-In glowing eerms. Secretary Wilson of the Agri- cultural Department of his annual re- port pictures the results of farmers work for the year ended June 30 last.
 Most prosperous of all years Is the place to which 1909 Is entitled in pur- suits of agriculture" is the way the Secretary puts it. The value of farm products was SS,760,000.000.
 Of great popular interest Is the unique investigation conducted by the Department. which shows that in fifty cities the total retail cost charged to consumers for beef above the whole sale cost paid by the retailers averaged 3s per cent. The lower the grade of beef. the greater was the per centsge of gross profit.
 Tn the upward movement of beef, the farmer, the report says, has not shared equally with the packer. wholesaler and retailer. but as to hogs the case is different, the farmer receiving nearly his fair share of higher prices of pork in the increased value of his unfat- tened and unsold hogs.
 Secretary Wilson notes an increase in enforcing the food and drugs acts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
Mountain Roads of Europe.

New York Herald's Paris Edition.
 Mountain roads throughout Europe are generally kept in better repair than those throughout the level coun- try. and Spain is no exception to the rtiie. The road from the frontier sta tion to San Sebastian, however. was so good that 1t led us to anticipate the same excellent conditions everywhere. n wish that proved to be father to the thought. The climb up the Pryenees In the long level plateau of Old Cas- tile was accomplished just after a heavy rainstorm. We missed the pro- tecting walls of stone that guard the turns in the Alpine passes but beyond that and some mud in the level places, inc ascent was comparatively easy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01

Chicago. Nov 30.-The board of d. rectors of the International Live Stock expositionf today elected the follow ing officers: President. W. E. Skinn- CT, Denver. First Vice President, Richard Gibson. Seattle. Wn.; Secre- tary and Treasurer. Mortimer Lever ing Cincinnati.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
wnntn I.ieenne Mnuer

Knoxville. Tenn. Nov. S0-Distress warrants were served today on the East Tennessee Brewing Company of Knoxville, and the Tennessee Rev. craze Company of Kentucky and Ten nessee for ss9.s09. representing licenses claimed to be due to the State and penalty for operating as brewery and sales agent respectively since Tenues- see went dry on July 1. Both concerns are still operating but enough goods to cover the amount Is being guarded.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
Tma Lamxern Arrentea.

McAlester, Ok, Nov. 30-Benedict Elder and Ira N. Eubanks. members of a McAlester law firm. were arrest ed here tonight on twelve indictments charging them with uttering forged checks and obtaining money under false pretenses. Elder is a member of the state Bar Commission. He edited the first State statutes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
Rnaainna Eight DueI

St. Petersburg. Nov. 30.-Count Uva- ron, member of the duma. and Alex ander Guchkoff, leader of the October ist deputies. fought duel today with pistols near St. Petersburg Count Uvaroff was wounded in the shoulder. The dutl was the outcome of politi- cal controversy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
eff For Agnes Seaff

Atlanta. Ga., Nov. 30---An endow- ment fund of s1.00o.ooo for the Agnes Scott College, Decatur, Ga. was assur- ed tonight at largely attended meeting of Atlanta business men, when the announcement was made of the completion of fund of s350.oo0. which brings the total endowment of -tAfs well skiiowAi Presbytsrian insti- tuition to the million dollar mark.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01

of Washington. D. C.. was slightly in- tured when northbound passenger train No. 3l on the Atlantic Coast Line running between Richmond. va.. and Rocky Mount. N. C., ran into an open switch here today. The locomo- tive and tender were rendered mass of twisted rods and scrap iron. The negro fireman escaped by Jumping from the cab. Craven sustained a sprained back
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
,Tonev for Home nuIe . .

New York, Nov. 30.-T. P. OConnor M. F., of the Irish Nationalists in the British Parliament. sent another $5,00t to John Redmond. leader of the Nation alists, today. making total of $30,o0C which Mir OConnor has forwarded for the cause of Irish home rule during this six weeks visit to this country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01

Henderson. Ky. Nov. s0.--The stem ming district tobacco association today sold to the American Tobacco Company 1.o00,000 pounds of its 1909 crop at an average Of cents per pound. This brings the total sold to date up to 23.- 500. 900 pounds with only 5000, ,000 pounds of the stemming district 1909 pool remaining unsoid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
Propo.ed Copper Merger.

New York, Nov. 30.-The proposed billion dollar copper merger is stiiI in process of formation. according to a statement today at the office of J. P. Morgan & Co. No announcement of the plans is expected for several weeks. A rumor was circulated to- day that the merger was off.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
Hoesier County apry.n

williamsport, Ind. Nov so-By a majority of 975 (unofficiaD Warren County voted dry in Q local option election today The county had been dry by remonstrance. Little interest was aroused as the temperance victory was a foregone conclusion. About 50 per cent of the vote was cast.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
CRrTICIsEs RABBIs.
Claims Jewish Churchmen Delved The
 to Outside Matters.

Claims Jewish Churchmen Deived Inc
 to Outside Matters.
 New York, Nov 30.--The recent con- ference of American rabbis In this city. delved into matters beyond Its authority. according to statement issued here tonight by the executive sscommittee of the Union of Orthodox Jewish congregations in the United States and Canada. The committee held a meeting at the home of the Rev. Dr. H. P. Mendez, the chairman and afterward issued statement. re- pudiating the authority of the con ference and censuring the participants for deliberating on matters affecting Judaism as whole"
 The statement says among other things:
 I've regret that the vote of the re- cent conference against intermarriage was a feeble and so inadequateiy worded as to be almost equivocal. In- ter-marriage Is religious suicide"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
EIectrfc PIant soId.

Mobile, Ala. Nov 3o.--A special re- ,ceivod here tonight announces the sale of the Jackson Electric Light and Power plant. owned by Frank Jones and General Carnes of Memphis The property Is said to have been taken over by F. B: Prout and H. H. Carson of the General Electric Com pany and local capitalists. The price paid is given az 41,O00,000
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01

than ordinary dog sense and with un- derstanding every word said to him in English or GerInan. In order to de- monstrate his sagaclty his master said to him a few evenings ago: "Schapps. the young people have been here long enough. Go down and tell the boys to Standing before the visiting youths. parked. and howied, then ran to the front door and back again. and kept up the performance until, as his proud heard and saw the point Pretty s,,,a-t for. Dutch dachs eh2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
German Women want votes. i.

Btriin. Nov. 30-Seven mass meet ings of business women were held to- night and resolutions were passed de- manding votes for women in connec- ton with the election of the judges for the trade and commercial tribun- als which decides disputes between employers and employees.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
Hu.ti.g Tragedy Record.

Chicago, Nov. 30--The verified rec ord of tragedies of the fall hunting season in Wisconsin and Michigan since September is thirty-three per- sons killed and thirty-seven wounded so far as reports have been received. The hunting season closed today and as many camps are located in remote sections 1t Is believed later reports will swell the list of injured If not fatalities.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
Younw ItaIIan Freed

New Orleans. La, Nov ao.--Antonio ,spalle. a young Italian. was acquitted here tonight of the murder of Paole Chiavetta, who he shot and killed a year ago. chiavetta had forbidden the marriage of his daughter to spalle. following difficulty with the latter's father. Sapallo claimed that his wife was threatened and that he killed Chiavetta in self-defense.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
WOULD CURB SPEED.
Automobile Men Urge Observance of
 Rules of Road.

New York. Nov. a0.-Speed reguia- tions and the necessity for more strin- gent obseryances of the rules of the road were topics of discussion today at the annual meeting of the American Automobile Association. The attend ance was representative of the leading automobile sections of the country.
 A resolution setting forth that "this organization calls upon it's various State associations to propose and se- cure the passage of laws which shall rid the highways of reckless and incon- siderate drivers. even to the extent of revocation Of licenses and jail sen tences in proportion to the nature of the offenses"
 The directors approved the proposal of the executive committee to dissolve the national body as . New Jersey cor poration and to taks out a charter as a membership corporation under the laws of the State of Connecticut.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
na,,,.ra yrn,n.,~ Act.

Mobile. Ala. Nov. 30.--Second Lieu tenant M. N. Usina of the United States revenue cutter service has received a silver medal awarded to him by Con- gress for bravery. He saved the life of a young woman about to drown al Fort Morgan. Ala, July 1. last There Is said to be but two other medals oi this character in the revenue service.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
Taft Walls Down Avenue,

Washington. D. C.. Nov. so-Presi- dent Taft made Pennsylvania Avenue his promenade tonight. mingling with the many people passing. Sever al times as he was recognized he tipped his hat in response to saluta- tions. The President was accompa- nied by Captain Butt. his military aide, and two secret service men fol. lowed a short distance in the rear.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
Two Crushed to Death.

Meridian. Miss. Nov. 30--Wil Jack son and Silas Newman, two negroes employed by the city, were instantly killed today by a cave-in which oc- cured while they were engaged in ex- cavatsng dosp, trench for Q sewer on Main and Seventh Streets. They were crushed to death while attempting to climb out of the trench.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
RuHnIo Buys Robertson.

Memphis. Tenn. Nov. so.-(Special.) First Baseman Robertson, former Fordham College star, now the prop erty of the Nashville Southern League club, has been sold to Buffalo club Eastern League.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
sfand. Pat on a0leo.,,

washington. Nov. 30.--President Taf, was non-committal today when appeal ed to by Representative Benjamin Focht of Pennsylvania, for a re -ommen- dation in his message to Congress for legislation further restricting the sale of oleomargarine Petitions for such
 legislation are coming to the White House from various agricultural sec tions of the United States.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
Rntiflea rrenfx Wifh French.

Ottawa, Ont. Nov. 3o.-The House of Commons tonight adopted resolution ratifying the Franco-Canadian treaty. Notifications will be exchanged and the treaty will become effective about Ian. 1. 1910,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
DxneIIea bv Congress

Mexico City. Nov. S0.-By majority of 151 to 10. the Mexican Congress has expelled Jose Lopez Portillo Robas, who was found guilty by that body of misappropriation of funds placed in his hands as guardian by Miss Dolores Moncada Fernandez de Cordova.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
..nre.eutattye Carter Better

Ardnore, okla, Nov. 3O-The condi- ton of Congressman Charles D. Car ter of the Fourth oklanoma District was improved today and there is chance for his recovery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
Mexican win Not Talk.

Mexico City, Nov. 30.-Frederice Camboa, sub-secretary. who during q slight illness of Minister of Foreign Affairs Ignacio Marascat, is in charge of the foreign office. was asked today concerning a report that the Mexican government had refused request oi President Zelaya of Nicaragua for aid said he could not discuss the subject.
 "It Is a matter of which I am not al liberty to speak at present." he said He added that an official statement of the alleged appeal must be forthcom- ing within A day or two.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
nfax Naf HoId Race

Paris, Nov. s0-The lists for the Grand Prix of the Automobile Club of France closed tonight. but insufficient entries were received and this will mean the abandoning of the race in 1910, unless some notifications of the regulations can be arranged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
MRS. PANKHURsT RETURNS.
sunragette Leader Expects to Go
 Jafl


 Jail New York. Nov. s0--"when go back to England" said Mrs. Emmeline Plank hurst. the militant English suffragette. tonight, T am going to serve thirty days in jail with ninety others, and I shall tell you now that there will be another hunger strike We shall rec fuse to submit to being stripped and searched in jail and shall resist until we are overpowered by force. We shall refuse to eat the prison food not because of the sort of food 1t Is. but because we think this Is Q good method of gain our end. If any of us die In prison. heaven help the Government candidates at the following general election" Cooper Union was jammed tonight, mostly with women. as Mrs. Pankhurst, on the eve of her departure for Eng land tomorrow made this spirited dec- laration as she wound up her campaign for the cause in this country
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01

in Judge Bairs court. returned a ver- dict in the case of mot guilty" After lapse of twenty-two years. the case was called for trial today and Pro- bate Judge Charles s. Cutting. who was the defendant attorney when the suit was filed. was one of the wit nesses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
stiIIwell Takes Omce

Washington. Nov 3o.--Leander still well of Kansas. recently appointed first deputy commissioner of pensions to succeed James L. Davenport elevat- ed to the position of commissioner. took the oath of office today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
Cotton Company Bankrupt.

Utica N Y. Nov 30--The Utica Cot ton Company capitalized at $s00.oo0 was forced in bankruptcy today when United States Justice Ray granted the application of creditors for the ap- pointment of receiver. The com pany's employs about 200 hands in the manufacture of cotton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
f1Aanges Date of Election.

,Jenerson, City,, Me- Nov. s0s--Gover- nor Hadiey, today changed the date of the special election in the Sixteenth Congressional District from January 25 to February l. in order to give time for the filing of the nominations. A successor to the late Congressman De Armond will be elected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
R,s,.r. Go Hunting.

Paris. Nov. 3O.--King Manuel of Portugal and President Fallieres hunt ed today at Rambouillet. They killed 65o head of game. This evening they saw Love Watches" at the Comedie Franchise.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
Cane FinnIIy settIed.

Chicago, Nov. S0-Twenty-two years ago August Moldenhauer. a pioneer resident of Desplaines. H.. was sued for islander by Mrs Mary Schaeffer. a neghbor. who charged that he had ae- cused her of stealing. Today a jury