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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-10-06

When a fellow gets out of breath
so early in the game. without having
done anything. he should take Mel
Inns food.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-10-06

The County Commissioners. war,
in session Tuesday ou!d ", IA Ia,
OF this week, II their reg, AZ
erly meeting The .abj n.rrc Ia +.
November meeting, just q te, rie
tion, when they VII cav $, IN,
votes. MeSsrs Erickson, Sc.nr'' Nc.
MuEtry and AndreN, a. ali G nd
oates o re.eiecnui, they viii not
be ON the canvassing board.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-10-06

Just received a car Of extra choice
potatoes will sell at only $l.O5
per bushel if taken off the car this
week at f. A. Altenow's
st. Lawrence. S. ID.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-10-06

w. II. Waters received a intr.r
this week from u f%ornrr t,ny /,
man George Beaspm. Of G. a ia ie
Michigan, reporting That Mr., -.
som raj been quite i'll f.. Two
weeks, but Was %lmprovtpg a IN,
date of the letter rne oil nj
IN Miller wish for her -ir ~
cOyery
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-10-06
Legislative

SPnator-Chas M. Carroll
Representative Frank r Gard
rer
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-10-06
State

State
GOVERNOR. s. Vessey
Lieut.. Cow. M. Byrne
'ireasurer-G. G.. Johnson
Sec'y of States. c. Policy
Auditor-H. b. Anderson
Atty. General Royal C.. Johnson
Com. Of LandS--F. +. Brinker
Sup,. Pub. Inst. a. G.. Seymour
Railroad Com. c. G.. Lawrence
T. w. G.. Smith
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-10-06
Farm TO Rent

Single quarter farm To on crop
share. Alta Pushfald a. Bushnrll
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-10-06
CLUBBING RATES

The Press and Inter Ocean Iyr ........ Sis
The Press and Dakota Farmer / yr.. ....... 81 90
The Press and New Idea Magazine | vr. $l.50
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-10-06
REPUBLICAN TICKET
Congress sionaI

Congress-C. II. Burke, h. Wi
Martin
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-05-05
Farmer" Files Reioiuder,"

Mr.. EDIT0R:-Please allow me
space to reply to a communica-
ton in your last issue over the
signature of D. H. Yates,
LIST. l do not object to the
doctor boring with his big auger,
even into China, provided, he
does not use that big auger as a
factor in inducing the people to
burden themselves with a bond
ed debt of $150,000 for good
roads.
The doctor says: Il Judge
also that he (Farmer) is opposed
to all other progressive move
ments." In refutation of this
charge l beg only to request him
and the people to read again my
previous communication in which
| said in plain English that was
in favor of good roads and that
the railroads were a most potent
factor in the development of any
country. Again, the doctor seems
to be somewhat chagrined at my
using his name too freely. This
thought had a right to do as
he had been writing several
times on the bond question which
| deemed a very important issue
to be voted upon by the people
very shortly. But | can't be-
lieve the doctors sensitive nerves
are much affected by the free
use of his name as he says in his
last article somehow | like to
see my name in print" How
ever, if have offended the esti-
mable physician by using his
name / humbly beg his pardon.
The doctor has deceived HIM
self on his figures. His basis at
the start is in error. For instance
he says "our county is assessed
at $2,676, 275 " Now any person
who can read and wlite knows
that our county assessment "a
years ago did not reach anything
like these figures and therefore,
the Doctors calculation on this
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-05-05

basis is not worth fig. Again,
the doctor says: What has the
railroad been doing these 81
years? LIST, it pays annually in
the county taxes amounting to
$5,716. The interest on the
bonds at first was $4,000, 50 the
railroad itself has paid sufficient
taxes to pay the interest and re-
tire Sl2l6 worth of bonds each
year. 1t has been doing this for
81 years" Now the fact is,
brother farmer, people and doc
tors, the capital stock of the rail
roads is exempt from taxation
forever by law, but railroad fix
lures, appurtenances, including
work shops, warehouses, vehi-
Giles and property of every de-
scription needed for purposes of
transportation freight or passen-
ger, or for repairs and necessi-
ties of railroads under construc-
ton, are only exempt from taxa
ton for 80 years from completion
of said railroad. See McClellans
Digest, Act 1856, Chap. 61O, Sec.
q, Laws of Florida. So you see
doctor, your calculations and fig
ures as to the amount of taxes
the railroad has paid on our bon
ded debt are utterly valueless.
Now brother farmer and people
/ beg 10 suggest: Instead of
bonding the county and paying
interest for 80, so and perhaps rs
years, let us get a good road law
passed making every able bodied
man subject to road duty from II
to As years old for 8 days in the
year and give every road subject
the option of paying rs cents per
day for as many days as he is
summoned. Then use the cour-
ty convicts on roads. Have three
road commissioners and good
overseers on the divisions and in
addition empower the county
commissioners to levy a sufficient
tax to raise $4,000 or $4,000 an
nually, and | will venture to as
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-05-05

sert we will have good road
sooner than by bonding, and on
der this plan we will not have
large amount Of interest to psy
and still have good roads paid
for as we go. | reiterate, voter
we have been. paying interes
and principal on railroad bond
of SIS, 900 made in 1856 or 'E
for 81 years, and still we lac
$4,000 of liquidating the debt
And in conclusion | ask that be
fore casting your vote for OF
against bonds you will read care
fully a communication in this pa |
per Of last week over the sigma.
ture of John Cowart, ST., which
is an honest and able argument
against bonding.
And now, Mr.. Editor, | beg to
say to you that you have my con-.
sent to give my name to ANYONE
desiring to know it, and further
NOR b. am responsible to anyon,
for any misstatements or assert
tions may have made in any
shape or form.
The doctor says the interest on
the bonds at first was $4,000. You
are mistaken, doctor. The $75,-
600 bonds were at first drawing
8 per cent, so the interest was
$4,000 instead of $4,000. Now
bear in mind people, | said in my
previous communication that we
mad paid interest for 81 years on
a bonded debt Of $4,000 and
still had not paid a farthing Of
the principal, and this fact is If.
REPUTABLE.
Think well, voter, both pool
and rich, for if you vote for bonds
you can then say THE RubicOr
is crossed But | fear our chill
dren's children will truthfully
eXclaim: but our forefather'
were drowned in the river"
FARMER.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-05-05
&odol Dyspepsia Cure
olgests what YOU eat

hereby anneunCe myser NJ a San~'us,. ,S
County Commissioner for the 3rd district, promls'
ing If elected, to devote INV best efforts to INC pOP
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-05-05

| hereby announce my candidacy for IA, A
of County Treasurer and earnestly reoue,, ~ Nc
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-05-05

Agriculture in all its branches. l
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-05-05

guess the same
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-05-05

leave the bushes going.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-25
TAXES MAY BE DOUBLED BY COUNCIL
MAN WHO PAID SI5 IN 1910
MUST PAY So MORE NOW
If Plan Of Sawyer and Chamber Of Commerce Goes Through
Small Househoders Must Pay Heavy Charges for Garbage
Plant While Rich Downtown Property Goes Free

The council finance committee will decide 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning whether the home shall pay for
keeping the city clean
II will decide whether the small property owner Of Sc
attic who paid SIS last year pay S24 year
In other words, whether the small holder pay 50
for having his garbage collected It be done for $125
year.
Does he want pay this with his taxes, have police
inspector and collector his house every month
for the IS cents?
The city councils finance
morning There number Of cuunlmen Fred
Sawyer chairman who the be charged 50
The
taxpayer pays 50 o keep city
big business have anything That
except be a very
larger the s day
sawyer way Of big
o. worth Of property down town win be taxed at all
10 the garbage plant The home home
renters win pay all
garbage be collected is vital to the health Of
Seattle that collected promptly thoroughly.
charged mp against the home
II IL Is charged home tl $4,000
10000 more for bookkeeping inspection and collection I'm
that The who can't afford # Isn't buring his garbage the
is charged against householde the big bus-
district would all ThatH
the small holder viii have much more.
Well here's how much
The man who SIS will have
month for having his garbage collected charged the
fund itlt cost him only II cents month.
bage collection
won't be than 81 charged general
WIS people
OF Seattle pas more taxes?
Ask the other councmen
already through the Chamber
Of Commerce The people viii have to act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-25
| NJ HUNTING
CROOKS, SAYS
7. ROOSEVELT
"All the More My Duty
When They're in My
Own Party" T. r. Tells
Buffalo at Breakfast.


BUFFALO. ~ v. Aug. 26.-'T
feel IL ls Just little more my
duty to hunt crooks out OF public
life because they happen to be ia
my own party" said Col Theodore
Roosevelt today. addressing the
Ellicott club here
The colonel Was the guest OF
honor az q breakfast given by the
club Fully SOC persons were pres,
ent. and cheered when he declared
he would keep up his fight for
clean politics.
Roosevelt arrived iu an auiomo.
bile. aud was driven directly to
the club He began by discussing
the need Of preventing pollution Of
the Great Lakes. gradually shifting
90 politics He assured the mem
beers that be would tight in the
coming New York state republican
convention
After the breakfas, Roosevelt left
FOR the West.
Just as We keep unpoliuted the
waters Of the Great Lakes, said
Roosevelt. a. he nearcd the end Of
his address before the club. I'VE
must likewise act Ga the field 81
moral. public and domestic life We
must see that things are unpol-
luted az their source believe III
pure government. and Ia this be.
lief do not recognize party dis
tinetious"
Roosevelt and his party boarded
a train for the West at 80 a IA
He will arrive In Cheyenne. Wyo..
some time Saturday. according to
present plaua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-25
DO YOU KNOW?

That Victor Murdoek Is q news
paper man and smokes the same
pipe ~ the foreman OF his eompoa.
lng roomf
That William Hickman Moore
would rather be the recall candidate
against Mayor ON than justice of
the supreme court
That the Carpenters Union il the
largest organized labor body In Sc.
attis7
That this summer IL the first time
in years that Seattle hasn't had n
water famine7
That Gov. Hays interests IN Mex.
leo and South America are ~ large
that he has been compelled 70 learn
20 speak Spanish
That Frank MeDermott. manager
OF the Bon Marche. began life as q
pressman and stiii carries a union
eard7
That automobile companies In Sc.
attic hold mortgages on over 100
honest
That more men have perished IN
the forest fires this week in the
Northwest than in the San Fran.
cisco earthquake
That IL took nature a thousand
years to create the forests we are
burning In an afternoon
That the indians a hundred years
ago had too much sense 20 ever lei
a forest get 50 II would burnt
That in two years and sir months
and some dayg the limited States
will have another ex president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-25
BUT HE ISN'T A COWARD

Congressman Mccede the old sandpatter from the
Asked II he would Cannon. MeCredie today
~ don't right I'm against the
just because other fellows quitting
THE MAN TO TURN TAIL ON A FELLOW BECAUSE
GETTING THE WORST OF IT. | would
coast for speaker II candidate,
10 GO AFTER THE OLD MAN JUST BECAUSE SOMEBODY
ELSE
McCrede a the vicious type-the sam
sort OF sandpatter VIII Humphrey
he and Humphrey taed with predatory
pack They the henchmen Cannonthe
bucketed Humphrey and
Humphrey helped McCrede
But McCrede believes that God hates coward McCedie
Second district
the example OF Humphrey desert the old
The OF the congressional Nc
his Portland baseball effectively
the Humphrey private
practice but with this difference They viii McCrede
Well he game old crook anyway and he
friends"
Humphrey they win say He coward He stuck to
he
his tail between his began barking
him his
All sndpatters bad but the
God hates coward"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-25
BROKEN HEART AND SUICIDE-A TRUE STORY TODAY

and I've wanted to do my duty by
my daughters
Married at Sixteen.
when ! was Is | was married
agd we weren't happy In 1898
was married TO Mr., Berdan. but you
see we weren't mated, either.
wasn't well, ! was high strung. but
when | needed him most TO comfort
me he wasn't with me You know
how II IS with woman. how she
tells everything TO her husband.
Il sued for divorce. but | couldn't
stand the disgrace of it. | withdrew
the suit Two months ago went 10
my eldest daughter in California
For three days my husband hadn't
been home, Then | got summons
from him that he had sued for
divorce Across the papers he had
written, Now Will you be goodg
II came back TO Seattle Sunday
and signed over everything | didn't
care for money, ! only wanted a
kind word. didn't contest the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-25
Believe ARMOUR
is A SUICIDE

That Walter Armour. the young
man who disappeared from his
home at Bothell Sunday evening. Is
suicide was practically confirmed
yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Joe
Hill
Bioodhounds followed the trail
from ArmOur's coat and hat. found
on the edge OF the lake. where foot.
prints and a whisky bottle we're
found II is thought that Armour
drank the whisky TO get up his
courage for the deed.
The lake was dragged without re-
suit SO far. III health Is thought to
be the reason for the suicide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-25

suit
Yesterday afternoon the divorce
was granted On what ground?
Cruelty and inhuman treatment.
They said | was excited last
night and didn't know what was
doing. but | knew | haven't any
money. | am not wen, Just couldn't
make the fight.
"Why didn't they let me alone last
night? In ten minutes Il would
have been all over. I'm sorry I'm
not dead"
Mrs Berdan Is good looking and
talks we'll I've always worried
great deal" she says. In the SO
years of her unhappy life she has
been twice married, twice divorced.
aud although so young, compare.
lively. she Is the mother of two
married daughters. Thrown out, as
she says, to take care of herself
when she was Il years old, is IL
much wonder she has always wor-
rled great deal?"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-25

Owing 70 the fact that she had
committed bigamy unwlttingly.
NJ. Addie Grace Galbraith yester-
aaY asked for an annulment Of her
aarfiage with J 4. Galbraith. stat.
~ a. her reason the fact that the
seeFee Of divorce from her former
sasoand. J J Evans. had not been
Hea. While Evans was In Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-25
HOT NEWS


Ex Senator Wilson, Ia telephone
message Go Judge Burke Say.
Judge. I'm awfully sorry have
bothered sou the way | have To
day ! Quls the race. believing yuu
10 be the best man Good luck
and success.
The Wireless Telegraph com.
pany has offered 20 repay an Ia.
yeators In stock. dollar for dollar
In an interview this morning.
Judge Burke said: 4 trust Il viii
be- made plain TO the people that IN
case OF nay election | viii bend
every effort 70 have the railroads
of the country squeeze all the
water out OF their stocks"
Mike carri9an has taken Bob
Hodge for q ride around the coun.
try in hts automobile
after an extended conference
with my old friend. MIR Pinchot.
have decided 20 resign my place
as secretary Of che interior" was
the expected. bat considerably de-
iayed, announcement that came
from Mr. nalllnger b. wire today.
The supreme court mas decided
one may speak to the Umbrella
Man without infringing on the
copyright law.
Lou Cohen has decided to be
Joe Schlumpfa campaign man
ager next spring
~ feel convinced that MFR. Bal
finger and General Hitchcock. also
Speaker Cannon and President
Taft. will most heartily lndorse my
candidacy as soon as they learn
OF IT," remarked Mr.. Poindexter
casually this morning
fBut remember, u hasn't hap
pened yeti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-25

81 hadn't the strength to fight any
longer" she said "Id rather be
dead. You know how Il Is with a
woman, how she worries and how
things get on her nerves, feel that
haven't anything 10 live for"
But your daughters" | said;
they want you. Isn't Il worth while
TO live for them?'
mo. they don't need me: I've
done everything could TO bring
them up to be honorable women.
Oh. what a fight I've had. They've
always said. Mamma, we'll do just
as you say and that's my recon-
pense. They are not Mr. Berdan's
children. | was married before.
when | was five years old |
came to California from England
with my parents. When | was IL
| was put out to make my living.
My mother chucked me. She drove
me TO hell and back again My
parents didn't do their part by me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-25
She Seeks Divorce From Two Hubbies

she obtained a divorce from him
and married Galbraith. After.
wards learning that her decree Of
divorce had not been filed, she asks
for an annulment Of her second
marriage. She has asked the court
to annul her second marriage and
also to instruct her former attorney
TO file the decree OF divorce from
her first husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-25

SPOKANE Aug stiiee sihe forest fire situation reported
from the burned districts today;
Estimated property losses divided follows:
Al Wallace Idaho to00 600. s2b00oo
railroads s20ooo0o settlers three timber ti5
Grand total number dead missing a2T.
Eighty five forest under Joe Hahn and 100 under f. A.
Fern not heard from
Conditions in the st country
dAlene
Two relief expeditions
canyon die
OF material
Improvement reported n
Liberal relief contributions into Wallace Boise
sends $4,000.
Forcs, Ranger Watson reaches Kooakia
get relief for Of six hemmed by Selway
In mountains between Loo Mses
be surrounded
Greeley Of
at rs. He thinks reports inaccurate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-25
Free LUNCHES One Cent.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Aug. 25.--
he Law that makes II a crime for
saloon keeper to give free
hnch 10 his patrons will not be
sniorced 10 the letter A Colum-
aas saloon keeper furnished bis
5atFons With a fine lunch upon
Nyment Of cent. He was arrest.
q and now a jury decides that !
ont payment for the food does
81 break the free lunch law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-25

roaay the wires carried the mss
nss that the Metal Trades asao'
.aflon OF san Francisco had re-
tsed 10 listen Go q renewal of IFS
.rreemsut Cor the next three years
: any 6ther terms than the same
sage aud hour scale that has pre-
mAied
what u Means.
Tkese conditions are considered
snnsslhle b thc California labor
ssaers. and unless some change ot
rat Is made by the employers be-
~ September i. every metal
.orksr in San Francisco wlll Join
a. ranks Of the Coast strikers.
Aaa that means that every foundry,
aspyard and machine shop on the
Cast Ok any Importance viii be
"a up. including the biz Union
hsa Works plant at San Francisco.
me Metal Trades association.
sIA the aid and support Of "hig
sasiness. has from the start en-
xssegea this Coast fight, and
AFuugh its general organization
ia conducted all negotiations with
a. labor forces. compelling the
krAl employers everyw here to
kep bands of. even though many
4 them we're willing 20 settle with
keGr men.
Il has been known ever since
ssas tnst tire hope Of thls branch
7 the National Manufacturers as
wesasion was to embroil Sau Fran
eEe in a labor var, SO that the
srsna unions there could not as
fss the strikers in les Angeles and
Ne Northwest, bot until today II
sss not believed that the employ
en- in the Bay City would con
xnt 10 Industrial war 70 help out
ssers-
II retaliation the national or.
rnizati0n back 81 the metal work.
Ks unions proposes 90 settle no
Coast strike until this San Fran
CISCO situation clears Up. aud Il is
gumlsed by San Francisco lead
~ that a general campaign will be
nade in the strongest labor city In
n world If IL Is necessary 70 carry
~ fight into the ranks Of those
no. behind the scenes. are start
M trouble for the unions that are
sak seeking II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-25
r. RS SAYING
ON POSTCARDS

NEW YORK, Aug. 2sy--An
exclamation attributed 10 Cot.
Theodore Roosevelt when he
was informed Of the rejection
Of his name by the republican
state committee for the chair
rnanship Of the state conven-
ton has been used IN a catchy
way by the souvenir postcard
men. Thousands Of cards are
on the streets today bearing
the following sentence:
~ put myself in the way Of
things happening and they hap
peaed"
The cards are decorated
with pen and ink drawings OF
flower pots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-25

The cause of the accident Ia said
10 have been the failure on the part
of the express train crew TO dis
play proper danger signals when
their train was compelled to stop
because OF an accident to the en-
CINE. An investigation is under
way.
The Chicago Montreal train had
proceeded only -four miles out or
Durand eastbound when the engine
broke down and the nine Pullmans
we're brought TO q standstill.
Put Danger Signals Out.
brakeman Graham was ordered
to place danger signals and he
claims he did so While Engineer
George Mitchell and Fireman
George Nelson we're under their en-
CINE making repairs and while the
passengers were asleep the crash
came.
No. IA, going at 30 miles an hour,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-25
Fined by Telephone

NORWALK, Ohio, Aug. BIO
cal authorities have hit upon
novel plan Of checking automobile
scorching. Autoists are notified of
their technical arrest and are then
notified by phone the amount Of
the fine imposed Two leading
citizens were notified today that
they must pay $3.50 each for
speeding. and they promised TO
mail a check 10 the mayor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-25
Smoke Over City

Fire broke out early today In the
heavily wooded slopes Of Mercer
island. This. with the other forest
fires across the lake, is sending
great clouds Of smoke down into
the city. No danger Is feared.
Forest fires have been burning
In the woods across the entire
length 81 Lake Washington for the
past two days IN regions back of
Bellevue. Kirkland and Juanita "a.
peciaiiy the great clouds of smoke
have been ponrina westward be
fore the winds At times It is i'm
possible 20 see more than 200 feet
across the waters Of the lake.
Officials this morning stated that
the fires were not serious Con.
siderable timber is threatened. bat
the fires are burning slowly. and
the people living In that neighbor
hood are In no danger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-25
20 KILLED I'M
TRAIN WRECK.
Flying Express Crashes Into Standing Passenger
Train While People Sleep - Cars Telescoped
Then Catch on Fire-People Buried in Molten
Mass and Burned Beyond Recognition.

DuRAND, Mich. Aug 25--rhe bodies OF a ma
child recovered early today from the blazing
chcagomontreal train the
which down by train No - four miles
here a midnight
eight dead, passengers
Of No ~
beer burned In the wreekaae.
list Of Injured numbers only three. believed that
Pullman
manged, scaded eharred
cation probably impossible