The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-09-16

Oscar Swartltng went to Lake Pres
ton on business last evening.
The Presbyterian aid society will
serve a harvest home supper at the
church October 5.
WANTED-Press Feeder at once:
one that can feed cylinder and platen
presses, must be willing to work nights
when necessary, nine hours, eight
hours Saturday. $500 and overtime.
Register Publishing Co., Bookings.
s. d.
DR.. Kean, the professional horse
man, will be in Bookings to operate
on rigling horses during the fair.
Will guarantee your horses and deposit
the money. SO riglings operated ON
in 1908, Al this year without a loss.
Bring in your horses. Come and see
me. DIR. Kean, V. S.
The board of directors of the Y. NJ.
c. A. building association effected a
permanent organization last evening
by electing the following officers: Pres!.
dent, W. H. Leighty; vice-president,
w. A. Caldwell; secretary, T.. H.
Beatty; treasurer, Van Fishback. They
also authorized the architect, Mr.. Hus-
sey of Chicago, to cut down the plans
for the building to bring the structure
within a $25, 900 figure. Work will be
started on the foundation at once
"A Bachelors Honeymoon" will be
the attraction at the opera house on
next Thursday, September %.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued during the past
week: Clarence Martin and Miss Lucy
Bulls Of White; Fred Helm and Miss
Edna Rosendale of Oldham; Haldor
Norby and Miss Charlotte Hexom of
Madison; Fred Balm of Condo and Miss
Louisa Kurtz of Bushnell. The latter
couple were married at the home of
j. E. Parker yesterday afternoon.
Jiu Jitsu wrestling, of which many
articles have been written by notable
physical and athletic directors of late,
was supposed until very recently to
have originated with that unique
oriental nation, the Japanese. Last
July, Prof. Barrows, of the American
Research society, noted in his wC"k
of excavation and retaining of an
cient Egyptian cities. discovered docu-
ments which have proven without a
doubt that it is solely of jewish origin
and that the success of the Jews
against the Egyptians in the battles
following the famous exodus was due
to their knowledge and use OF the Jiu
Jitsu or Yiddish Twist as it is known.
This knowledge has been handed down
to the Jews to this day and in the
"Old Clothes Man" presented by Gil
son & Bradfield ON September % at
the Grand, Solomon Levi, the Old
Clothes Man, overcomes deceit treach-
cry and knocks out his rascally OPP
ponent with one of those old famous
wrestling holds "The Yiddish Twist"
An editor has lots of work, work
both of body and of mind. He rarely
gets a chance to shirk, not even whet
he's so inclined. He has to hustle
up the news, he has to- hustle up the
ads, he has to listen to the views of
candidates for cells with pads. He
has to lead the fight for all that's
lone to help his town along, yet he
has to drink the cup of gall and hear
folks swear he's doing wrong. And
while he is building up his town and
giving it some life and vim, not only
do the %pullbacks frown and want to
tear him limb from limb. They are
fond Of sticking in the mud, they do
not want to get awake and all the
tome he's sweating blood they sit
around and "bellyache." And when
he has built their town for them what
is it that his brow adOrns? Is it the
v%ictor's diadem? Nope-just the same
old crown of thorns! No, still he
strives and still he aches and still he
hustles night and day and thinks he
is lucky if he makes three-fourths of
his subscribers pay. So editors, unto
the end must work for others all life
through-you bet your Sunday whisk-
ers, friend, an editor has a lots to del
Elk.