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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-10-06

se ysak touio sraikou na sv6 cestt
nezdrzely; Half Moon byla IN.
Sc vlecena parnikcm Dalzell" Il
IN nedlouho dorazily do Stapleton.
). J. Historicky pruvod byl tea
yelkoIepy. Nekolik mesich praco-
yalo 300 umelcu. tcsafu podob-
|nych femeslnikh horlyt ma zpra-
'coyani drcyenych n sadrovych
soch jez - yozu v tdmto nadher-
mem prtivodu ldobily Asi 10000
muku, zen deti, ponejvicc y ko-
stymeeh, bylo mn yozech neb mezi
Ia podel yozu Celkcm pfihlizelo
.priivodu asi 2.000.0O0 lidi pruvod
predsiayoyal ttyry hlavni periody
.dtiin mesta New Yorku sicc:
indidnskou, hollandskou. koloni-
alni a moderni Mrzi spolky po-
ehodoyali lrtani We pfedn Scye-
rik, ienz vii rychlosti 20 mil IN
hodinu zayinil opttnt odlozeni "a
vodu riditclnyeh balunu v New
Yorlu do Albany. Wilbur Wright
10 Glenn II Curtis dostayili So
hued fano Hu Governors Island
kde Sc ielich ltladla uachazeji.
Nsak po prozkoumani stayu poyt-
tri pruhlasili memoznost vzltnou-
ti poneyadz byl byl pfili; prld-
kf Saslcduiieiho dno ysak
Wright splnil sydi slib obletel
vicckrdte sorhu Syobody pfista-
yu FznesI se trikrdte So svfm
str1iem do yzduchu dGkazal ma
noyo mistrnt oyladani tohoto stro-
D. Idyody mezi dvtma riditclnf-
mi balony, kapiiaua Tbos Bald
wilma Il George l.. Tomliusona, ne
dosly uskutetutni, poutvad2 pro
ntiakt mrchanickt 0btike museIy
Sc spustiti k zemi, T. j. Bcldwin
nrscstoupil. poutyadz Sc syym ha-
loncm spadl ma felu Hudson. =
Mpzi mulstvem ruznych Y prista-
vu kotyicieh cizozemsk(ch yalee-
n(ch lodi odbyvdny zavody ve Sc.
sloyani. pri nichl N6mci sye spolu-
zavodhilsy BrifY francouzc IIol-
landany Italy porazlly kdezto
Jednn pddelcnl 4 amrrickf bitryni
lodc Minnesota zvittziIo made
ysemi X yuli stejnomtrnosti mu-
sclo pax zayodici muzstvn ponziti
americklch lodi, iez rozdtIcny To-
soyanini X cili dorazili neipryc
Nemci, ma druhem tfetim miste
lialovt. Britnya ma ctyrtem. Fran
couzi na patfm miste u naposledy
liollandane. Behem SlavnOSti byl
poradan tel hankei ma pocest ci-
zich yyslancu q dclcgatu. pofada-
ny Slaynostni komiSi hotclu \
stor Prilomui byl mistopresi-
dent Snnstaii. sherman. guycrntr
Statu New Yorku. osobni zastupee
nemeckeho cisarc. jakoz cisare
iaponskeho diplonaticti zastupci
- narodu delegati y ylad il
dnstojnici cd osmi lodstey a ctyfi
admiralovG ProncSeno mnoho re
ci. jake od mistopresidcnta Sher-
mana Il yelkoadmirala koestcra, o.
sobnlho zasiupee cisare nemccke-
ho atd
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-10-06
Iil'sKo

Ruska yldda uvazujc 0 nabidee
syndikatu anglickych kapitaiistil.
ienz hodla Rusku opatfiti pujcku
obnosl l25 milionn dollaru. Y
ndhradu IN to mali byt syndikdtu
udcleny konccsc ku stavbf zclcz-
nicnich linii seycrnim Rusku n
ku vylSofisttni mineralniho les
niho bohatstyi zeme. Ruskc ze-
leznice pracovaly az dosud pro-
d6lkcm.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-10-06

sud odm9neni. Po tom,o sdelcni
kral uzavrcl So We svych komna-
tach "A varoyal cleny sve rodiny
pred objeyenim So na verejnosti.
Jak znamo, nejstarsi syn krale
Petra vidal Sc naslcdniekeho pra-
va ye prospech syeho mladsiho
bratra. o nemx prayi - nyni. ~
chce take vzdhti pray naslcdni-
ekych. Soudi Sc. H. Srbsko Jest
zraIt pro zalozeni rcpubIiky
NEMECKo.
Francouzsky vzduehoplavcc IL.
Latham odletel pres Berlin pred
mtsti DO Johannisthalu. kdc zapo-
cal vzduchoplayeeky tydcn. Sta
tisice lidi slcdoyali let ieho "a ne
smirueho nadseni Latham yznesl
~ lehce do v{se a obeplul Tempcls
hofskf evitiste sc yfsi 100 yardu
q pak prime linii lctcl II a civrt
milo pres hlavni mtsto ku sytmu
eli Do Johannisthalu dostal So
IN = minut hyl tam nndsent II.
vitan.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-10-06
zprdvy z....'anitn6
RAKOUsKO.UHERsKO.

Opttne priostreni proiiy mezi
Nemci a Ccchy ma take IN nasle.
dck, ze neni lhdnt nadtie ma do
cilcni dtInosti ccskeho sn6mu.
pravi Sc, ~ ylada take iiz So roz-
hodla, ~ zasedani teskeho snemu
budc zayrcno. iestlizc tcsl,ym Il
nemeekym poslancum nepodari -
co nejdiiye doeiliii nejake shody.
Stvaniee nemcckych macdonald
proti Cechum videnskym mely po-
sledni nedele "a nasledek move
krveproliti Ntmci svolali totiz
ma nedeli nekolik protcstnich
schulz prot ceskym prehmatum
.iez yyyrcholily obyyklem stya
nj proti tesktmu obyvatelsivu. na
ncz pax uspofaddna hyla skutce
ma styanirc Aysak Cechoyt byli
prlprnvcni ma novy yyhueh meme
exc zurigo,ti postavl ST. vsudc
ua odpnr kdyl rcl uabyla yeli-
kych rozmfru zakroeila policie,
Teprvc pc delsi dobe podarilo Sd
u6initi pritrl boil, ua ntml podi.
lelo Sc ntkolil tisic lidi Mnoho d.
sob byI1 ttzcc porautno. Nemci.
iako obyceint, yytJkali policii, ze
postayila se ma stranu Cechr a po.
mahala jim proti Ncmcum
Take 81 Tcrstu tckla nedtli
krey 4 Padoyy dostavilo Sc tam
osmdcsai icastniku hu sjezdu IL.
ecncu jimz mtlo byt pfiprayeno|
slaynostni uyitani Policie ysak
zabranila zhstupum italsktho oby-
Yatclstfa, iez dostayilo Sc K Nita-
III, proyedcui toho Gmyslu Ma
sledkem toho d0slo ku oStrym
srazkam, pri nichl bylo mnoho OIL
sob potaneno Demonstrate pro.
voIavali pr tom slavu ltalii. Mno-
30 osob bylo zatceno.
Uhcrsky mlnistr obchodu Fran.
tisck kosut bude go nejdfiye elsa
rem Franiiskem Josefem pfijat !
audieneL TAX oznamcno hylo ii
okoli cisarova. We yidenskyeh
politickych kruzich pfieita Sc po-
zyani kosuta ku audicenci veliki
vyznam, ponevadz honosi Sc nyni
zase nejvetSim poctem stoupencu.
Y Budapest io yse priprayeno ma
rozhodny obrat Jak oznamuie Sc
hlavniho mesta lTher. byla ris-
ska rada. jez Sc opetn6 sesla, od
rocena do J. i'ijna. ably mezitim H.
mozneno bylo rozrcseni lsrisc. Da-
le oznamujc 50 2 Budapest. ~ mi
INSTR kosut konfercnci prcda-
ky strany ncodyislosti ucinil pro-
hlaseni. ~ uabidne korunt sve
sluzby. Jestlize vsak pokus jim
ucineny seize. postavi So cello
strany neodvislosti do oposice.
Prohldseni kosutovo, iak Sc po-
znamenava, vyyolalo mczi pfitom.
nJmi poehvalnf potlesk.
V Budapest doslo ke krvavf
srazcc mczi socialnimi demol1raty
Il policii Socialni demokrati II.
sporadai yeIkou schuzi We pro
speech yseobccneho hlasoyacihn
praya cetni 1rastnici usporadali
pax demonstrate ma ulicieh Poll
cie vrhIa So ma demonstranty a.
ctyry 2 nich tezcc poranila. Mno-
ri JIM utrpeIi lchti zrautni
RIskO.
Ruska yldda uyazuje 0 nabidce
ss.s,I,Iyst. .,,,,It.ts,snh Lsnptt..ttpitt
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-10-06
Pinchot zustane v urade.

President Taft ma sye cest6 po
zapad6 kouferoyal v Salt Lake
City s vrrhnim vladimir lesuikem
Clifford Pinchptem ohlednc ylad
mich le>in, a president pax dial We
rejnosli syt yysIovrni, ~ pfi &C.
lem sporu mezi icmito dyema i
rcdniky ncmel imyslu zIeheiti
.pinchota. Y uaslcdek toho pan
Plnchat prau. n ve slnzbe yladul
zilstane ma dale 4 bude zemi slou.
ziti ~ Ysech syfch sil. jak to 81.
.nil NJ dosud. Presidontoyo w.
Iadfcni, dane casopistim t6to ~
mi mi nasledoyne D. dobe,
.kdy psal list tajemniku Ballingcr.
.ovi napsal take jcdcn nadlesnimu
Pinchoioyi ntmz jei njistuje
~ go listu onom stoii. neni mi
memo na jeho zlchceni. " president
pokladd =. Pinchotoyo podrzeni
sluzby ~ yclmi zadouci ~ presi-
dent hodld Sc pridrzet nadalc
kooseveItoyy politiky, pokud q
tyka zachraneni ycrejnych zdro-
il, zavodnovdni pousti obmezc.
nj pr ttzbr uhclnych pozcmkh q
lc zada kongres. ably poIitiku tuto
ytelil pevne a dokonale zakony.
a ku konci prayi, H. by to polka
dial IN ycIikou ztratu, kdyby pan
Pinchot . vefcint sluzby yystou
II p
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-30
a BAPTIST CHURCH

Services at the First Baptist church
tomorrow as follows:
Sunday school at s:45 a. m. Mr.. II
II. Newton, supt.
Preaching At II a. m. and 1880 p. m
b. Rev. 8. w. Kendrick. who will
preach in the place Of the pastor. who
ls attending the 5th Sunday meeting
1t Edge.
sunbeam band will meet at 4 p. m
Mrs. T. r. Bate. leader.
h. Y. p. u. win meet at ESQ p. m
MIR. Frank Buchanan. president.
You are cordially invited to al
tend these services and worship VIII
us.
n. e. Weaver. Pastor
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-30
Rally Day at the chr''s'a" Church

The officers have requested that
we make Sunday a great Rally Day.
The season OF the year has come
when we should come with renewed
real and conservation.
Sunday school begins at s:4e. III
you have not been In the habit OF at
tending these services. begin now.
The great rally is at the IL o'clock
service. Every member Is urged to
be present. Special music win be fur
nished by Miss Ferguson OF Blooming
ton. ILL.,. who is visiting with Mrs. r.
NJ. Wilson. The subject OF the ser
mon will be Jesus Of Nazareth Pas
seth BY"
The night service win be at 1880
The church should always remem'
Der this service. A hearty welcome Is
extended TO all.
James N. Thomas, Pastor
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-30
AMONG rHs cHuacHss.



. q. Assrs~fs episcopal Church.
ne services on Sunday viii be a.
follow: Holy communion 1880. Sun.
day school Gas. Morning prayer n
sermon II .. n. subject Of sermon
~sslf or Christ: which is III" MI. J.
D. oantsr viii sing a solo for the Of
fsrtory Il this service. Evening pray
er and sermon 1880 p. m. Subject
mo Vision. No People" Mathis VIII
b read daily at . o'clock except Mon
day. All Saints Day. when there WIZ
be 4 celebration OF the Holy Commun'
ION A this hour. Litany at 7:3o. Wed
nesday night; at this service the
first instruction on English Church
History win be given. and Il Is ear
nestly hoped that a good number VIII
avail themselves OF the opportunity
Of learning more about the church &C
which they have ~professed allegiance
Your attention Is especially called "a
the fact that a Bible class VIII con
mence It's study next sunday. alonf
with the Sunday school. The Rector
viii conduct this work and VIII ar
range a course that will be OF suffi
Gent interest to justify the presence
Of every adult member Of the Parish
II Is for men and women. The pur
nose Of said class viii be to examine
the construction. contents. and teach
ings OF THE Divine Library Let u
remember ''That Heaven and Earti
Shall Pass Away. but My Word Shat
Not Pass Away"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-30
Bible Essino.

l am toll by a lady resident that In
the Hampshire parish In which | am
writing there Is living at the present
time n good woman who once ate a
New Testament. day by day aud leaf
By leaf. between two slices Of bread
aud butter. as a remedy for cts. This
was treating the Bible as a fetch with
a venreance.-London Notes and Que
rics.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-30
4 OF A lr7TLE sov.

The little two yesr I'D son OF Mr.
and Mrs. A. saly. died yesterday after
noon at 2 o'clock and was laid to rest
in the city cemetery this afternoon
at 4 O'Clock. They have the sympa'
thy OF all In their deep ~affliction-
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-30

On November ist. I viii open a gen
ernl Repair and Plumbers Shop on
North Main Street tBraatz Old Fan
rlant.) All kinds Of tools sharpened
and ground. No job too small for at
tention. Willis Evans. Isl
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-30

members Of the Westminster League
on the topic: THE Greatest Build
Ing" We extend an invitation to all
to worship with Us. A full attendance
at the League is earnestly desired.
J.. T. CaughIey.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-30

Usual services on the Sabbath. The
revival effort is stnl ON. and as far
as possible will be given emphasis
In all the services.
The meeting will continue through.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-30

Il may have rcmaised n tribe late.
but her remarks wcro too pointed"
what did she say. terdyy'
Told me their lease was about to
expire. Louisville courier-JournaL
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-30

Sunday school s:]5 q m
Morning service II O'Clock. suo'ec'
THE Shadow Of Peter.
Westminster ESQ p. m
Evening service 1880. Subjects
Lilies unfInished Tasks"s.s = l9e|
4 shail deliver IN address to the
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out the week. The afternoon servi-
&c viii be at $3.50 instead Of 3.
All are invited.
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The above quotatio2n FINISHES
the reason which acrj great
London merchant in >
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-30

Clothes

exclusively to his London patrons.
Their price is within reach Of
your pocke,book and your self
respect.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-27
TRUNK line INTO
THE WHEAT FIELDS
OF the NORTHWEST
Hawley Syndicate Will Combine
M. & St. L. and Iowa Gen.
trail With G.. & o.

New York, May 2l.-Members OF the
Hawley syndicate who nave been
spending overall days in an inspec-
tion tour OF the Chesapeake & Ohio.
following their purchase of the road.
returned yesterday, and the announce
1nent was made that the syndicate pur-
poses using the line as a nucleus in the
formation OF trunk system into the
interior.
This announcement is in contradic-
tion OF the story frequently repeated.
that the Hawley associates intend to
upset the freight equilibrium of the
east and compel some larger line to
buy them out. What the western con-
nection of the contemplated new trunk
line is to be was not stated.
Among bankers it is the general ex-
pectation that an attempt will be made
to hitch the road up with two more or
the Hawley enterprises-the Minneap-
oils & st. Louis and the Iowa Central
to form a line from the wheat fields
through the coal belt to Norfolk, max
ing that port the greatest wheat ex-
porting center on the coast. 1t has
been reported that the Chesapeake &
Ohio syndicate might buy the Chicago.
Cncinnatti & Louisville to get an en-
trance into Chicago. Hawley interests
yesterday refused to express an op1n-
ion Of this report.
Our plans" said one of them, ARE
yet only in the formative stage. The
financing of the new project as well
as all problems connected with its
completion remain to be perfected. We
are, however. determined on making a
trunk line of the Chesapeake & Ohio
and the execution of our plan is large
ly in the hands of Mr.. Hawley, in
whose ability as railroader his as
sociates have the greatest confidence.
The immediate object of our recent
trip was an inspection of the physical
condition of the road, which we found
to be excellent. The people along the
route also are well disposed toward
the road. The movement of coal, which
is our principal item of freight, aver
ages LOO cars a day. as against 700
year ago. TheAcoal, moreover. Is all
going to consumers for immediate use
manufacturing and general business
activity which cannot be too greatly
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-27
THREE-L|NKERS
NAME OFFICERS;
CHOOSE YANKT0N
Main Business of Session Was
to Select Location for
Orphans Home.

peadwood. S. D.. May 24.-The grand
lodge of Odd Fallows, III session here
yesterday, chose George w. Ladd. OF
Sturgis, as grand master for the en-
suing year. The other officers elected
We're: Deputy grand master. Nj. w.
Wallace, of Elk Point: grand secretary
Harvey Rice. Huron: grand treasurer
George w. Snow, Springfield; grand
representative to sovereig. lodge G. b
Knott, Br. 'tol
The principal business of the session
was the selection of a location for a
home for aged Odd Fellows and orphan
children Dell Rapids and Hot Springs
We're the leading candidates for the
place, the latter town Offering gift
of $4,000 and the former a gift of money
and property estimated to be worth
$4,000. The home board, consisting OF
past grand officials Of the state organi-
zation recommended Dell Rapids and
that place was selected by vote Of
131 to 26, after a warm debate.
Yankton. which has the honor of be-
ing the home of the Oldest lodge in the
state. Dakota, No. l. was chosen as the
meeting place for next year. the claims
of that place being presented by Past
Grand Master Zina Richey.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-27
CONTAMINATED VACCINE
CAUSE OF INFECTION
AMONG MANY HERDS

Washington, d. c., May 22.-The
bureau of animal industry has made
public report which fastens the blame
for the recent outbreak of the foot and
mouth disease in Michigan. New York,
Pennsylvania and Maryland on a con-
taminated strain of vaccine, which
originally came from foreign country
The disease was traced by inspectors
of the bureau to calves that had been
used for vaccine by a Detroit firm of
manufacturing chemists.
The report sets forth the belief that
the epidemic of foot and mouth dis
ease, which it cost the federal govern
ment 100000 to suppress, was started
by these calves at Detroit while they
We're undergoing treatment with vac
cine imported from abroad, which vac
cine, it has been established. was con :
taminated with foot and mouth disease
germs.
The main facts regarding the out
break, as brought out in the report.
are as follows: The II. *. Mulford COM
pany, of Glen Olden. Pa. imported GER
tain smallpox vaccine virus which was
contaminated with an infection of foot
and mouth disease.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-27

WILL RACE TRAIN FROM
PIERRE TO SIOUX CITY

Huron, S. D., May PA few days
since E. a. Cummins. cashier of the
First National bank. of Pierre, gave his
new six cylinder Franklin touring auto
mobile a test, by making record
breaking trip from Pierre to Huron.
He left the capital city, at the same
time the east bound through train over
the Northwestern line pulled out anu
with three passengers, arrived in FIu-
ron. a distance of 100 miles, five min
utes ahead of the train.
MIR. Cummins has now arranged a
trip from Huron to Sioux City, on Tues
day. May % AT O'Clock on the morn
ing Of that day, Mr. Cummins. with his
machine and three passengers. will
leave Pierre fer Sioux City, in an ef-
fort to beat the train into Sioux City
He will keep lie main Travelled road
from Pierre to Huron and from Huron
to IroQuois, where he will be met by
G S. McKibbn, who will guide him
from Iroquois to Howard. where an
other guide will be taken on, changing
as much as necessary until Sioux City
is reached. where Mr.. Cummins expects
to arrive some minutes before the
Northwestern through passenger train.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-27
DOES RAILROAD
VIOLATE SPIRIT
OF RECENT Law ?
Petitioners Claim Violation Of
Spirit of Law in Location of
New Town.

Wagner, S. D., May PA petition
now being circulated here will be pre-
sented to the South Oak railroad
commission asking that body to pre-
vent the evasion of state law by the
Milwaukee and ST. Paul railroad. In
the interest of the farmers of the state
a measure was passed by the 1901 leg
tslature requiring that the distance
between railroad stations in the state
should not be more than 12 miles. the
thought being. of course. that the ef
feet OF the law would be to cause the
construction OF new stations al points
as near half way between stations as
tltion was signed in this vicinity, ask
ing that the Milwaukee and St. Paul
road be required to establish new
station between here and Lake Andes,
distance of IA miles. 1t was the pur-
pose to secure a station on section II,
about midway between the two towns
The railroad company induced those
In charge of the petition to turn it over
to the company. by promising that as
soon as spring weather came a new
station would be located between the
towns. Now. it appears. the railroad
company has located siding on a
homestead owned by Miss Pierce. niece
of j. w. Harding. of Lake Andes, and
only two miles this side of that town.
1t is charged the railroad is violating
the spirit of the law. that the new sta
tion will give virtually no relief to the
farmers and that it was located on the
homestead of Miss Pierce because
Harding doesn't want rival town to
Lake Andes to be built seven miles
away. Whether under the law the
railroad commissioners can grant the re-
lively. but every effort will be made to
secure it
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-27
WATER TURNED INTO
BELLE EOuRChE DITCH

Belle Fourche, S. D., May 24-Ac-
cording to the figures of the subcon-
tractors on the Belle Fourche irriga-
tion project. the month of April saw
the largest amount of dirt moved since
it was started. Over 10000 yards OF
earth We're moved on the storage res
ervoir dam, where the principal work
Is being done.
These contractors are employing over
400 men. and the government some $50
more. Concrete blocks are to be laid
On the inside Of the dam on the south
side of Owl creek. The truss bridge
across the gap in the dam is being used
for trains.
The tunnel camp will be shut down
at once and the buildings sold at auc-
ton, but the syphon camp will be re-
tanned and with the camp west of Vale
and one to be established June l on
Horse creek will be the only ones used
by the government this year. Water
was turned into the bitches and at
present about third of the land
owners are using it for irrigating pur-
poses.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-27
DEADLOCK OVER LICENSE
FOR MARION Sal OONs

Marion S. D.. May 25.-Marion may
have no saloons after June 80, although
the town was voted wet" by large
majority at the last election This sit
uation is brought about by the fact
that the town board decided to reject
the application of one of the old liquor
dealers and to grant license to the 9TH
er and to one new dealer. The new
license was accordingly granted, but
the county commissioners paid no at
tenton to the town authorities and ac-
cepted the bonds of the two old dealers,
repecting the new applicant AS nei-
ther loard will now recede from its
position a deadlock exists which may
result in the town either going dry or
on a wholesale basis for at least one
year. the first in its history. Consid-
cradle criticism is heard against the
county board for interfering in the To-
cal affairs of the town without any
grounds whatever and for taking sides
with the liquor dealers as against the
town board.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-27
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED
FOR HOMECOMING WEEK

Aberdeen. S. d., May 24.-secretary
Tom Roberts. of the Dakota Homecom-
ing celebration, to be held here June
1918, has announced the program for
the celebration, which will include tho
following:
June l6-Territorial day-Address OF
welcome, by Mayor Alva N. Aldrich, OF
Aberdeen.
Responses = Governor Burke, OF
North Dakota. and Governor Vessey,
of South Dakota.
The Dream" by Colonel L. G. Orr.
of Brookings, S. D., the father of the
Homecoming.
Historic sketch of Dakota territory,
by Doane Robinson, state historian for
South Dakota. Short speeches by pio-
neers of territorial days.
June IL will be North Dakota day
and an appropriate program will be ar
ranged for it.
June IS will be South Dakota day
and program for this state will be
given