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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04
RESULT OF WAR OF PRICES
Lackawanna Steel Company Cuts
Wages OF Employees.

Buffalo, N. Y, March "A reduc-
ton Of 10 per cent in the wages OF
practically every employs Of the
Lsckawanna Steel company has gone
into effect. The Lackawanna is one
Of the largest of the independent con
Germs and this ID the first announce
ment Of q cut in wages from the In
dependents since the war Of prices
with the United States Steel corporsr
ton began. The reduction affects oil
classes Of employees and the once
force.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04
St. Paul unIon stock Yards.

st. Paul, March 2.-Cattle-Good 10
choice steers, $5.0o0625; fair to good,
$4.50a15.0o; good to choice cows ana
heifers, s4.00@5.00; veals, $5.2646Zs'
Hogs-s5.90@6.30. Sheep-Wethers'
$5.0o@6.50; yearlings, $s.0o96oo'
lambs, $7.O0@750.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04
UNREST IN CENTRAL AMERICA
state Department Wants Warships
Sent 20 West Coast.

Washington. Feb. 26.--Because of
reports of unsasiness in Central Amer
lea growing out Of important military
activity in Nicaragua the state depart
ment has asked that one or more ma
val vessels be sent to Amapala. on
the west coast, to watch developments
and report on the situation.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04
IN GOULD DIVORCE CASE
Mrs. Ben Teal Convicted of Suborna-
ton of Perjury.

New York, Feb. 26.-Mrs. Margaret
Teal, wife of Benjamin Teal, one OF
the best known theatrical managers in
this country, was convicted of attempt
ed subornation of perjury in the di-
vorce case of Helen Kelley Gould
against Frank ]. Gould. Mrs. Teal
was sentenced to serve one year in
the penitentiary on Blackwells island
AS Mrs. W. G. Toomey Mrs. Teal
was plaintiff In sensational breach
of promise case against DR.. j. w. Bet.
tingen at st. Paul about two years
ago. Toomey, her first husband, was
private secretary to James J. Hill.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04

Chicago. March flames J. JET.
frjes, on his arrival ct Chicago. de-.
clared that he had authorized no one
70 announce that he would fight John
con. There II no basis for the state
ment published," he said.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04
Duluth Wheat .rd Flax.

Duluth, March 2.-Wheat-To arrive
and on track-No. hard, $1.17&; NO
Northern. $1.16A; No. . Northern
$1.14N; May, $1.15x; July, $1.15N,,
Sept, $102A. Fiax--To arrive anu
on track, $1.67A; May, $1.67A; July
$1-66: Sept, $1.421s; Oct, SISSY.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04
GRAIN AND PROVISION PRICES
Minneapolis Wheat.

Minneapolis. March 7.-Wheas-
May. $1.l5ls; July, $1.16A. On track
No. 1 hard, $1.17X; No. Northern
$1.1S!k: No. 2 Northern. $1.14%.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04
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DOINGS OF CONGRESS
Thursday, Feb. IS.

house-Operation of secret service
restricted by Overwhelming vote. Con.
ference report on postofice appropria-
tion bill agreed to. Session lasted un-
til $3.50 Friday morning, the Demo
Gratis successfully flibustering against
the passage Of the sundry civil bill.
senate--Entire session devoted to
consideration of the agricultural APP
preparation bill
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04

Chicago. March 2.-Cattle-Beeves.
$4.60I7.00; Texas steers. $4.30G5.5O;
Western steers, $4.00@5.60; stockers
and feeders. $3.40@5.40; COWS and
heifers, $1.s0@6.70; calves. $4,000
$50. Hogs-Light. $6.05@645; mixed.
$s.l0G6.65; heavy. $s.2o@6.6o; rough
$e.2o1s.S0; good to choice heavy
$e.6o0S.6O: pigs. $S.2oWe.10. Sheep
$s.2b@6.7o; yeariingA e&oo07.ls;
lambs. $6.7E079k i'
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04

had been robbed OF it's sting. In
the shape the bill passed the saloon.
keeper assumes no liability whatever
and it will be difficult to prosecute
the man who does the treating.
There is one saving grace about
the South Dakota Legislature. IL
all the bills passed by each house
had become laws the session laws OF
1909 would look like revised code
but each house Ia partial 10 its own
bills and after passing them two or
three times il takes a conference
committee to straighten out the
tangle and when the bill emerges
from this committee il has lost
nearly all identifying marks.
Food and Dairy Commissioner
Wheaton has had 30 many frosts
handed him in the past two years
that he ought TO have beeu spared
the latest slam. The senate in psss
ing the pure drug bill which he was
so indussriously fighting amended it
30 that it put it up to the commits
sioner to enforce it instead Of the
board of pharmacy. This seems to
betoken Mr.. Wheaton's retirement
as he would have TO abandon all his
former theories and contentious in
order to retain the Office.
Poor Shober! His pet jag cure
bill seems doomed. The house and
senate are at outs regarding it and
its future is not bright. The house
passed il. the senate amended and
passed il and sent il back to the
house. The house then indefinitely
postponedsit. Shober got mad and
his senate appointed a conference
committee, but the house didn't, So
unless the dovesof peace comes back
to roost on the state house, High
more will not be presented with the
sanitorium for the bibulous.
House Bill 81 Prohibiting drink
ing OF intoxicating liquors on pas
seuger trains. Passed
House Joint Resolution IA Mem.
orializing congress to enlarge home
steads on certain lands. Passed.
se-Forty-Fifth Day.
Opening.
Prayer oy Rev. Loveall.
House joint resolution 81
Requesting congress to set aside
township in the bad lands for
national park. Passed.
House joint resolution 2S-M
orializing congress to give the inter
state commerce commission power b
Az express charges and regulas
express companies. Passed.
House joint resolution 27-Mem
orializing congress to create a civi
var officers annuity honor roll
Killed.
House joint resolution 2S--Mem
orializing congress TO sink expert
mental artesian wells on arid an
semi. arid lands. Passed.
House joint resolution 20
! Relating 70 examinations Of imm
grants at ports Of embarkatio'
Passed.
House bill IA Relating to exam
nation OF inebriates and person
.ddicted to the use Of drugs. Passes
House bill Relating
drainage Of state and school land
Passed.
House Bill 2S8- Relating 70 Il
quieting Of title to lands. Passe
House Bill S22 Relating 70 hon
s&ead and conveyance. Amends
aod passed.
House Bill 1872 Allowing appe
fcom decisions Of railroad commi
rfpbers. Passed.
House Joint Resolution 27-Rels
10 to civil war officers annuity hon
roll. Reconsidered, amended q
passed.
House Bill s26s Lesalizing !
potter county court house bonds v
-. reconsidered and psssed af'
-Ir,hipQ out emergency clause.
House Bill S72 Relating 70 q
ys.oios liens. Passed
HOUSE nBill 500 Relating
c-prsne court Judgments u esrs'
~asss. Passed.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04
Friday, Feb. 2e.

Hsuss--Sundry eivN Appropriated
bill passed after q weeks considera.
tion, during which many material
amendments were adopted. 1t carries
$1s7 900. Ovo. Conference reports on,
several Of the big Appropriation BILLS
adopted and 800 pensioa bills passed
ssnats-AgricultuYa appropriation
bill passed, following an extended de-
bate on the forestry service.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04

House Dill 20, rtldtlHS W VIC
licensing and regulating of hotels.
Amended and passed..
House bill As, defining legal par
tition fence. Passed.
House-Fiftieth Day.
| Opening.
Prayer 10y Rev. Tilden
Roll call
Mr.. Rate introduced resolution
censuring the Argus Leader for an
editorial on the ability of Mr.. Morris
which was passed.
The following bills were Intro
duced:
HB 407, Committee on Counties
and County Affairs Fixing salaries
of county auditors.
Senate amendments to house bill
1873, amending chapter 1876, laws of
lSUI, cOncurreo IN.
Senate bill 40 Relating to the
division Of unorganized counties.
Passed.
Senate bill 243-Relating to the
Organization OF Perkins and Harding
counties. Passed
House bill 134-Creating per
manent tax commission considered
in committee of the whole which
recommended that the bill be indefi
nitely postponed which report was
adopted.
: House bill 229--Preventing fraud
in and regulating sale of agricul-
. tural seeds. Killed.
House bill ll0-Relating to
, liability bonds for threshing machine
owners. Passed.
House bill So Prohibiting man
ufacturers of liquor from assisting
or furnishing retailers with money
, to obtain a license, amended and
passed.
House bill Relating to
q county mutual insurance companies
Passed.
House bill Relating to land
marks. Passed
2 House bill 300, relating to tuition
r for eighth grade graduates. Passed
J. Senate Fifty-First Day.
Opening.
Roll call.
S B 323-Committee on Live
Stock Relating TO the exterminat
ing of diseases of sheep.
S B 1923, Committee on Approp.
riations -Appropriating money for
/ deficiency of food and dairy COM
missioner.
i S B 324, Committee on APPROX
riations--Appropriating money fol-
g salary and expenses of judge Of the
f Tenth judicial circuit.
v 5 b 326, Committee on Temper
anc9-Prohibiting granting of saloon
license within q miles from any
Q incorporated town or city where
prohibition exists.
!. 5 B 326, Committee on Ednca
: tion-Relating to school districts.
A S B 327, Committee on State
Anairs-Creasing bureau OF insPet
4 ton and supervision of public
d accounts.
Senate bill 126-C Compelling rail
9 roads TO erect viaducts where ordered
J. by mayor and council was recalled
from governor for the purpose Of
). correction and amendment.
/. Senate bill 277- Relating to sal.
8 aries of county officers. Passed.
r Senate bill "a Furnishing the
theft OF good product from cyanide
! plants was lost reconsidered and
l~.fo.~~l A. ~. 4,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04
Saturday, Feb. ~.

house--Bin passed granting to the
discharged negro soldiers Of the Tween,
ty-fifth infantry, said to have been in
volvsd in the shooting up" Of Browns
vile. Tex, the right to prove their
innocence and thus make them eligible
for restoration to the army.
senate-Session devoted to eonsid>
Grafton of appropriation bills.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-04

House bill l6l Relating to pro
curing. Passed.
House bill 269 Relating tc
deficiencies for printing. Passed.
House bill 100 Relating t.
impeachment. assed.
House Forty-Scventh Day.
Opening.
Roll call
Senate bill 14S-R Relating to high
ways on township lines amended anc
passed.
Senate bill "a Relating to duties
OF railroad commissioners. Passed
Senate bill l45-Relating to pub
lie grain warehousemen. Passed.
Senate bill 209-R Relating to
powers Of water users association
Passed.
Senate Bill l98-Exemptins
licensed embalmers from jury duty
Passed.
Senate bill 203-Relating to pro
ceedings in criminal prosecutions
by indictment or information amend
ed and passed.
Senate bill l25- Relating to evi
dence in civil actions. Passed.
Senate bill 40-Relating to aric
lands, amended and passed:
Senate bill g. Relating to fore
closures of real estate mortgages b,
advertisement. Passed.
Senate bill 50-Requiring rail
roads to report wrecks and causaltie
to railroad commissioners. Passed
Senate amendment to house bill
lie Establishing sanatorium
concurred in.
Senate bill 1866 Relating t
bonds for contractors of publ
buildings. Passed
Senate bill l78-Creating tent
judicial circuit. Passed.
Senate bill officiating to tn
time officers shall keep offices opel
indefinitely postponed.
Senate bill Relating to tn
preservation of fish. Passed.
House bill 39S -Appropriatin
money for election expenses 70
Perkins and Harding countie.
| Passed.
Senate-Fiftieth Day.
Opening.
Prayer by Rev. Stencil.
Roll Call.
The following bills were intro
duced:
S B $40, Committee on Municips
Corporations-Relating to the loar
ing of sinking funds of incorporate
towns and cities of the third class.
S b 800. Committee on Stat
Affairs Relating to deposit {
securities with state treasurer b
surety companies.
| S B 32l, Committee on Railroad
Limiting the effect OF two cent raj
law.
Senate bill 43, relating to NOR,
cages and liens on personal prop
erty. House amendments concurre
lin.
4 Senate bill 314, relating to brand
was reconsidered, amended an
passed.
Senate bill 316, relating TO dutie
OF officers in newly organized cour
ties. Passed.
Senate bill $50, relating to nul
series aud nursery agetns. Passee
Senate bill 247, relating to power
: Of corporations doing a surety q
casualty business. Killed.
Senate bill 238- Relating to col
struction Of bridges betwee counties
Passed.
Senate bill PIT Relating TO sal
aries of county officers. Passed.
Senate bill S5-- Relating to estat
. lishment Of highways to svoi
bridging. Passed.
Senate bill S13--Providing
standard Ere insurance policy wa
amended and passed.
Senate bill 3D. Relating to rea,
! sessInsnts for special improvement,
!, amended and passed.
J. Senats bill 246-Punishmens Il
derogatory statements a6ectin
J. banks amended and passed.
House bill 1861 Permitting col
tain shool houses 70 be used 10
: public meetinRs. Passed.
! House bill increasing numb.
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Honse Forty-Sixth Day

/ DIS introduced.
Fl B 403, Committee on education
Relating to education.
II b 404, Committee on appro.
priation Applopiating money to
pay land office fling fees.
House Bill 29S Relating to
drainage. Senate amendment con
Cured in.
House Bill 269 Relating to liquor
bonds. Amended and passed.
House Joint Resolution 10 Mem.
orializing congress TO grant the
State of South Dakota $4,000
acres in lieu OF land taken for
forest reserves. Passed.
House Bill 39S-Appropriating
money for election claims of Perkins
and Harding counties was lost but
reconsidered and made special
order Tor Feb. 70.
House bill 379-Appropriating
money for clerical and incidental
expenses Of railroad commissioners.
Passed
House joint resolution 90
Requesting congress to impound
waters of the Red River OF the North
Passed.
House bill 32S-Changing the
name OF the school for the blind at
Gary. Passed.
House bill 3l5--Creating the
county of Corson. Passed.
House bill 25S-Appropriating
money to reimburse Indians for
rentals collected enormously.
Passed.
House bill 329--Appropriating
money for printing report of state
Il
auditor and treasurer Passed.
House bill 302-Creating the
counties of Todd, Nash and Sherrard
Passed.
House bill Relating 70 the
use of cigarettes. Passed.
Senate Forty-Seventh Day
Opening.
Roll call.
The conference committee on
house joint resolution 3, amending
the constitution relating to the
attorney generals salary. reported
that they had reached an agreement
and the report was adopted,
Senate bill IA Relating tc
incorporation of towns and cities
House amendments concurred in
| The following bills were intro
duced.
| S b 3l7-Committee on stat,
affairs-Anti-trust bill.
| S b 3l8. Committee on Agricul
,ure-Preventing introduction anC
spread OF injurious insects and plan
diseases.
Senate bill 3l5, Relating to trans
fer Of money for clerical and Incl
dental expenses Of board Of railroad
; commissioners. Passed.
i Senate bill 303, Relating b
, action for injury by wrongful death
Passed.
Senate bill 208-Authorizin,
county treasurers TO maintain
actions against non-residents !
!. recover personal taxes. Passed.
Senate bill 314-Preventing th
: manufacture, sale or transportatio
: OF adulterated or misbranded food
4 or liquors. Passed.
Senate bill l94-Providing
standard Are insurance policy fo
! South Dakota amended and passet
u. Senate bill 81 Relating to fore
closures on real estate mortgage
i ] House amendments concurred in.
Is House amendments to senate bill
]. l78 : Providing for Tenth judici'
o circuit, and senate bill 1876, requi
,. ing bonds from contractors OF publ
buildings concurred in.
- House bill 55-Anti-treating bi
!. returned TO the conference conmi
70 tee for further consideration.
d House amendments TO senate bi
Relating to highways an
ii township lines, and senate bill 4
. relating 70 arid lands concurred j
House bill 27O-Appropriatir
4. money 70 pay printing deficiencies
or Passed.
ID House bill 2lS- Fixing the lin
of the rate Of taxation for school di
be tricss in Incorporated cities. Pssse
A Honae hill OH A rrrcnr;.%;r
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-19
REJOICE OVER THE
RETURN OF A STAR
BY United Press Wire

Madison, Wis, Oct 19.-There Is
rejoicing In the camp of the Badgers
football team over the reinstatement
of "Keckie" Mol. star quarterback,
who was indefinitely suspended a week
ago for participating in q hazing escap-
ade, He was reiDstated by the faculty
at special meeting TO consider the
case. A condition is tied to the REIN
statement to the effect that the student
conference committee ADOPT resolu-
tion declaring against brutal hazlng
hereafter and providing proper penal
ty therefor.
Moll rejoned the squad today, re-
suming his old place at quarter. His
appearance is expected to put new vital
ity into the teams work.
The reinstatement OF MoiI Is the re-
suit of II general protest against hasty
action by the faculty discipline COM
mittee in suspendlns, u student with
out thorough hearing of the facts in
the case. ~ i
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-19
RETURNS
Don Portola in Spirit at the
Frisco Celebration
Taft's Toast.
BY United Press wire.

san Francisco, Oct. 19-Don Gaspar
DE Portola, dead more than hun
dred years, returned in spirit to
san Francisco today across the fam
Gus bay hich he discovered. A fleet OF
warships, eight of them from foreign
countries, escorted the reincarnated
Don Gaspar.
The arrival marked the opening OF
San Frisco's Portola festival which
lasts five days. The festival is to
commemorate the discovery of San
Frisco bay in 1863 and the recovery
of Can Francisco fro mthe earthquake
and fire OF three years ago.
President Tafts interest has been
keen from the first and at noon to-
day the presidents toast to the new
San Francisco will be drunk the
world over sxzsEl a
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-19
SEEKS A PARDON
FOR THIRD TIME

Columbus, o.. Oct. 19.-Haying
already twice violated n pardon and
been returned to the penitentiary to
resume service of a life sentence.
James McGregor. Columbiana
county prisoner. will make appllca-
tion to the state board of pordons
at the next meeting, for third par
DON McGregor's case Is probably
without parallel in the criminals an
nals of Ohio. He was originally sent
TO the pcnitcntiary in 1894 10 serve
life sentence for numbering his mis-.
tress' In 1893 he was pardoned on
condition that he abstain from strons
drink, which was his uudoing. In
1901 he went on spree and was
returned to the state prison for vio-
lation of his pardon. A few years
later he was again pardoned but short
~ fterwrd was again returned TO-
Violation of tho liquor provision.
Governor Harmon Ind llhe djpar
don board have decided thniI Nc
Gregor is not barred, by thpse ex-
periences from, again applying. o.Mc-
dregor belongs to u wealthy and re-
spectacle family OF which he is the
blackSheeI,.-a----s s-.-.-----,s-a-.~-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-19
MAY RETURN
Fielder Jones Said to be
Ready to Lead the White
Sox Again Next Year.
py united press wire.

. Chicago, Oct. 10 With the base.
ball season now a thing of the past,
Charles A. Comislsey. president Of tho
Chicago White Sox today began tho
task of building up a brand new team
for next season. incidentally, the. task
of selecting new manager to lead the
Sox.
A mysterious two-hours' conference
yesterday between Comiskey and Hugh
Duffy, manager OF the Providence club,
revived the report today that Duffy
would be selected as manager. Neither
Duffy nor Comlskey would discuss
this report. however.
simultaneously, close friends OF
Fielder Jones' the old manager of the
Sox, declared the fielder had an
nounced to them that he would lead
major league club next season. This Is
taken to mean that he and Comiskcy
have reached an agreement.
Comiskey will not say whether Duff
fy or Jones will be selected. though
he does not deny that he expects to
appoint u new. manager.
1t coaxes back that we'll feeling
healthy look, puts the sap OF life In
your system, protects you from dis
ease. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
has no equal as a Spring tonic for
the whole family.
Chas. Schmidt & Co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-19
The MEAT OF II

Columbiana county, o., reports a
so per cent shortage in the turkey
crop.
The Alliance (OJ city hospital was
badly scorched by fire, the 0 In
mates having narrow escapes from
cremation. -
In a quarrel over dollar at Nash
vile. Tenn, Eugene Williams was in.
stantly killed by blow on the jaw,
delivered by Edgar Goodwin.
Mrs. John Gray dropped dead when
told that her son.in-law, Frank Hans
com, cashier Of the defunct Mineral
Point (Wis) National bank, had com
mitted suicide.
The Russian police have planned
TO surround Gar Nicholas with a
bodygrard OF children during his
visit to Odessa, hoping that the an.
archists will hesitate TO endanger the
lives of the tots by hurllng bombs at
his majesty.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-19
POLICE SEARCH FOR
MURDERER OF HEIR

Evansville, Ind, Oct. l9--The police
today are investigating the mysterious
death OF Aaron Wilson, twenty-one,
sole heir to a $4,000 estate near
Boonyille, Indiana, who was dragged
by an interurban car and killed here.
The police at first were inclined to
believe that Wilson was the victim OF
an accident, but according to the con-
ductor and motorman OF the car, a
strange man was seen to run from the
tracks and up an alley just as Wilson
was hit by the car. Aside from the
description of the man = given the
police by an interurban car crew, no
clew has been found by the authorlt-
les, which might indicate the motive.