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%R00SEVELT'S ITINERARY
IS NOW GIVEN OUT
ROOSEVELT ANNOUNCES THE
PLACES WHERE HE WILL
SPEAK ON HIS TWO
TRIPS THIS FALL.

Oyster Bay.-Roosevelt gave out
today the itineraries of the two
speaking tours he is soon to make.
One into the west, late this summer
and the other through the south in
the early fall.
Itinerary of the western trip: Au-
gust 25, leave New York; q arrive
at Cheyenne; 20 at Denver; 81 at
osawatomie, Kans.; September 2 at
Omaha; 3 at Sioux Falls. S. D.; 5 at
Fargo, N. D.; s at st. Paul; Z at
Milwaukee; 8 at Freeport, Ills, and
Chicago; 10 at Pittsburg; II arrives
in New York.
The southern trip: October 6
leave New York; 8 at Atlanta City,
Ca; 10 at Hot Springs, Ark; IL at
Peoria. Ills; 10 a speech in behalf
Of Senator Beveridge, (place not set)
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progression it takes years to achieve
such radical reforms and the man
who secures three out of four within
a single year would be ungrateful in
deed were he to complain on account
Of the temporary failure OF the
fourth.
The platform adopted at Sioux
Falls is satisfactory to the radical
insurgents"
The Aberdeen paper says the stall
warts would have preferred a specific
and emphatic endorsement of the
Taft administration. That they would
have preferred the omission of the
declaration in favor Of the election
Of postmasters and similar declara-
lions Of q somewhat populistic tend
ency." It believes that the stalwarts
can be depended upon to accept the
result of the convention philosophic-
ally.
It thus appears that the radical in
surgents are satisfied and the stall
warts, are not unwilling. If there is a
difference between the two ele-
ments 1t has not been heard from in
connection with the transactions OF
the republican convention and the pre-
sumption is that all insurgents may
he classed as radical
A conservative insurgent would be
one with tendency to drift into the
stalwart camp. There might have
been a few Of that species before the
convention. There are none since the
convention. Insurgency has been en-
dorsed through the voice Of its grow
ing numbers, and real insurgency
cannot be otherwise than radical.
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Richards Satisfied.

Huron Huronite: It Is the opinion
Of the stalwart Aberdeen News that
there are some things about the ut
terances of the (late republican,
convention, largely sins OF omission,
which will meet with the disapproval
Of the radical insurgents led by r. o.
Richards"
The prediction Of the Aberdeen
paper is not likely to meet with full.
fllment. Mr.. Richards himself has ex.
pressed his satisfaction over the plat.
form and Is congratulating himself
on more progress within a limited
time than might have reasonably
been expected.
He sought the elimination Of the
spoils system from politics, the party
recall, the repeal of the law requiring
the publication Of insurance state:
ments as a part Of the plumber dis
tributed by the dominant party OF
faction and the selection Of postmast'
ers by the vote Of the communities
they are to serve.
TIL convention complied with
three OF these four demands. II
did not commit itself to the elimina.
tion Of the spoils system according
TO the Richards program, but did de-
clare in favor Of the other three spec.
ialties.
! IN the ordinary course Of political
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-21

intended by Bishop O'Gorman, who
has the appointing authority in this
diocese, as a splendid and we'll de-
served promotion. The city of Nit
chell justly boasts of the most mag
nificient Catholic church in South
Dakota and, this station is considered
by church authorities to be the fore
most in the state.
Father O'Flaherty leaves behind
him a record of which the Catholics
of Kimball as we'll as himself may
feel justly proud. In the nine years
he has been in the city he has built
or caused to be built seven churches
besides the one at Kimball. 1t now
also m to light that he is the
founder of Columbus College at
Chamberlain, S. d. And taking all
his work and achievements together,
he has accomplished more than any
other one priest in the state, or in
several states for that matter in the
same length of time. He has not
only been a good priest, but a friend
and a public spirited enterprising
citizen. That he has been e%nterpris-
ing is attested to by the beautiful
home which he now turns over to
his successor free from debt, with it's
many trees, its shrubbery, it's hedg-
ing and its elegant lawn all of which
have added attractiveness to the resi-
dence district OF our community, and
have served to inspire Others to like
wise beautify their homes. 1t is
needless to say his loss will be felt,
not only by the Catholics but by the
entire community. He has been a
power for good and whenever such
influence is withdrawn or taken away
it's most needs be missed, and just
in proportion to our loss so will be
Mitchell's gain. To that city we will
say: You ARE getting an able, fear
less and tireless worker, all of which
is fully substantiated by the splendid
record he leaves behind"
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APPRECIATION OF
FATHER OFLAHERTY
OLD FRIENDS AND PARIsHION.
ERS AT KIMBALL REGRET
HIS DEPARTURE AND
EXPRESS 1T.

When Father O'Flaherty gave up
his pastorate in Kimball to come to
Mitchell to accept the same Office
for the Holy Family church, his old
friends and parishioners gave him a
farewell reception, which was attend
ed by members of the clergy from a
number of towns in the sttae, and
many friends from surrounding
towns. "A number of addresses were
made, all a tribute to the worth and
character of the departing pastor. A
purse amounting to 1915 was collect
ed from the legion Of friends and was
presented to Father O'Flaherty by
Attorney Woerth as a token of their
love and appreciation. The pastor
thanked the friends for the presenta-
ton of the money, but he said he
knew of a family that was far more
iii need of it than he, and turned the
full amount of money over to the
committee with a request that it be
given to the worthy family, which
has encountered. some trying diff
culties. The young ladies of the
Catholic church presented Father
O'Flaherty with a handsome cut
glass water set.
In commenting on the work of
Father O'Flaherty in Kimball, the
Star of that place has the following
kind words:
"Word has been received by Rev.
Father O'Flaherty of u city, that
he has been transferred to the parish
at Mitchell, South Dakota. While
prise to the Rev. Father as we'll as
to his many friends, 1t is doubtless
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-21
WILL N DUPREE.

Pierre, s. D.-Congresman Burke
has secured a change in the spelling
Of the town OF "Dupree' on the Fox
Ridge line of the Milwaukee road.
The road has agreed to the old time
spelling OF the name for their sta
ton; the government has changed
the spelling on its plats, and the
postoffice will have the same spelling
OF the name of the new town, and
I"Dupris' has died before It got very
far along in its history.
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came into the United States during
the first eleven months of the opera
tion of the Payne-Aldrich tariff law,
ending June 80 last. More than 40
per cent of these imports entered
free of duty, being a larger percent
age than in the corresponding year
except 1897, the closing year of the
Wilson tariff law, and 1892, 1893
and 1894, when sugar was admitted
free Of duty under the Mckinley law.
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South Dakota's Example.

! Sioux Falls Press: The idea Of max
ing a party platform expressive of the
sentiment of the majority Of the
party seems to bo to a large extent
original with South Dakota republic
cans. The st. Paul Dispatch in an
editorial reproduced in another coll
m says that the South Dakota
platform is the first republican plat
form 1t has heard of which admits
that the tariff may be used to "build
up giant combinations" The Dis
patch commends the frankness of the
South Dakota platform and believes
that it is a step in the direction of a
better understanding Of the real sem
timent of the party.
In Iowa the republican leaders and
newspapers are discussing the plat
form which the republicans Of that
state are to adopt in their convention
August 8. The Des Moines Register
and Leader speaks for frankness in
the Iowa platform and condemns the
practice of putting into state plat
forms a lot of meaningless resolu-
tions indorsing the administration
state and national. This is exactly the
position The Press took in regard to
the South Dakota platform before the
convention and is what 1t commended
in the resolutions after the conven-
ton.
The Register and Leader declares
that the administration Of President
Taft should be praised, and ees
much in It to be praised, but 1t be-
lieves this praise should be discrim-
mating. 80 that the president and the
party throughout the nation may
know Just what 1t is in the Taft adj
ministration that Iowa approves. In
short the platform is to be an Iowa
platform and should reflect the SEN
timents Of the majority Of the party
In Iowa.
1.-THE Iowa republicans follow the
lead Of South Dakota 1t is not not un-
likely that the Wisconsin republicans
will be moved to speak none the less
fearlessly, and these platforms may
give the national party a true idea
of the republican sentiment in the
middle west.
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DEAD.

New Orleans, La.-Congressman
Samuel L. Gilmore Of the second
Louisiana district died early today at
his home at Albina Springs after an
extended illness.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-21

Washington. d. C.-Imports ex-
ceeding by more than $114,OOO,O 900
those of any previous similar period
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-21

kirtsen omcers ofstwo fraternai
orders. the American Home
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SSA Indicted ct Rock Island. nj
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-12-31
HELPFUL WORDS
From an East Jordan Citizen

Is your back lame and painful?
Does IL ache especially after exer-
ton?
Is there a soreness in the kidney
region?
These symptoms indicate weak kid
neys;
There is danger in delay.
Weak kidneys fast get weaker.
Giye your trouble prompt attention
Deans Kidney Pills act quickly,
They strengthen weak kidneys.
Read this East Jordan testimony.
Mrs. William Harrington, Past
Jordan, Mich, says: Il am pleased TO
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills. in
view OF my experience with them.
| was troubled considerably by dull,
nagging backaches and distressing
pains through my kidneys and was
also caused much annoyance by a kid
ney weakness. Doan's Kidney Pills,
procured from the Spring Drug Co +,
soon relieved the backaches and pains
and corrected the kidney difficulty in
fact, improved my condition in every
respect. Doan's Kidney Pills are
deserving OF the highest praise"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. FOster-M ilburn CO.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan sand
take no other.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-12-31
BIG FRUIT CROP.
Outlook for 1911 Indicates a
record Breaking Crop.

ftte 1911 fruit crop In western
Michigan proves a bumper one, as
many think il will, because OF the
rest that the trees have had, there
will be need of much more careful
attention in the matter Of grading
aud packing.
Several million fruit trees have been
set out during the past five years ana
a fair sized fraction Of these Will
come into BEARING the coming season
increasing the ordinary crop yield 10y
several hundred thousand packages.
1t has been suggested that an ell
ort be made TO try 10 transform the
quantity element OF the 1911 crop
into quality factor 1t is believed
That good crop OF fruit OF extra quar-
ity Will bring as much wealth into
the region as bumper crop or only
fairly good fruit. Considerable money
has been expended getting the phrase,
Western Michigan, Fruit With Fla
vor" before the country. and the time
is soon to be here when 1t Will be the
duty of the fruit grower to prove the
truth OF the statement.
1t is hoped that plans can be evol-
we'd so hat only the truly credlta0le
fruits will be sent 10 market that
Western Michigan products may get
the reputation they deserve.
Much can be accomplished along
that line if many local horticulturists
societies devote one or two meet
ings each, the present winter to
The consideration of the topic:"Qual-
ily rather than Quantity. 1t would
be we'll if emphasis were laid on the
value of pruning trees, and thinning
OF the fruit so early in the season.
Plans should also be considered for
the establishment Of canning factories
which would absorb the fruits failing
t. reach high standard.
Western Michigan can produce fruit
that is superior to the fruit grown by
the far western states and with the
shorter haul TO the consumer these
are good reasons for believing tn at we
should exert Ourself sufficiently TO get
and hold the markets.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-12-31
Northern Michigan's Potato
Crop.
Crop.

w. W. Brewer, Fife Lake mer-
chant and potato buyer was in the
city last evening. Brewer SAYS that
In the vicinity OF his home town they
have the largest potato crop ever
known. Concerning the yield he said
We have been shipping steady at
least car load day for the past two
months and | believe there more pota-
toes in Fife Lake today than when
we began. The yield some farmers
report is scarcely believeable. Some
OF them are obliged 10 back their wag
on into the field there not being room
TO turn around ia the lot, with pota-
los covering the lot all over fence high
Ia some places. One grower has been
hauling steady from three acre
patch Of ground, with five teams for
six weeks and this morning he told me
that If the weather keeps good, he
will be able TO get them all to market
by Christmas, except a matter OF 5000
bushels he will keep for his own use.
On account of scare ity OF cars, farm
crs are decking them all along the
rail road, in some Instances the piles
reaching TO the height Of 80 feet and
extending either way on both sides Of
the track for "a distance of mile
The banner potato thus far produced
just nicely filled sugar barrel and in
the same hill with it were ii smaller
ones, varying in size from water
pail to bushel basket, When the
big potato was cooked it was found to
be hollow and inside was a guinea
hen setting on ducks eggs, some OF
which have since Matched and give
promise of becoming Plymouth Rock
cockrels. How the poultry yard got
inside the potato is mystery.-Cad-
lilac Globe.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-12-31
TAKE CARE |!

Remember that when your kidneys
are affected, your life is in danger. NJ
Mayer, Rochester. N. Y. says: "My
trouble started with sharpe shooting
paine over my back which grew worse
daily. / felt sluggish and tired, my
kidney action was irregular and intre-
quent. | started using Foley Kidney
Pills. Each dose seemed TO put new
life and strength into me, and now
am completely cured and feel BITTER
and stronger than for years. Hite
Drug Store.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-12-31
A SIMPLE SAFEGUARD FOR MOTHERS

Mrs. ID. GiIkeSOn, 1926 lngles Ave
Youngstown, Ohio. gained wisdom
by experience. MY little girl had a
severe cold and coughed almost con-
tinuOusly. My sister recommended
Foley's Honey and Tar. The first
dose | gave her relieved the infam-
nation in her throat and after using
only one bottle her throat and lungs
were entirely free from inflammation.
Since then l always keep bottle Of
Foley's Honey and Tar in the house
Accept no substitute. Hte Drug
Store.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-12-31

Some statesmen when they are di-
vOrced from the Government payroll
act as if they were entitled 10 ali
mOny.
New York's "Four Hundred" is a
thing Of the past, Says Frederick
Townsend Martin. Too many Choir
US girls have broken in. probably.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-12-31
GET THE GENUINE ALWAYS

A substitute is a dangerous make
shift especially in medicine. The
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar cures
coughs and colds quickly and is in a
yellow package. accept no substitute.
Hite Drug Store.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-12-31

Are yon in need Of fire insurance?
If SO Nicholas & Nicholas can furnish
it. Nothing but reliable companies
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
BATTLE FOR LIFE
WITH DEVILfISH
Men Subdue Hideous Monster
After Desperate Struggle
in Small Boat
-
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
sAUsAEITo. March 24.-For two
hours this safternoon w. H. Campbell,
local crab fisherman, with Joe Brizzo.
and second companion. waged des-l
perate fight for life with 10 foot devil
fish in al small crab boat outside the
heads, finally capturing the monster and
landing it ashore alive.
The three men were exhausted from
their long battle. by the time they
reached sSausalfto, but continued their
strugglegu until the octopus was brought
ashore, and placed in captivity, pending
a decision as to how it shall be disposed
of The arrival of the launch with its
fierce cargo drew a large crowd to the
beach and caused considerable excite
ment among the fishermen.
Campbell and his companions already
had a good haul of crabs in their launch
when the devilfish, caught in the
meshes of a net, was hauled to the sur
face. Believing that they could kill the
monster in the boat. the men hauled it
aboard. only to precipitate desperate
battle that continued until they reached
shore.
The devilfish tore itself loose from
the net at the first struggle and, wind
ing two of its tentacles about the gun
wales of the launch. threw another
about the gasoline engine, which 1t al
most tore from the flooring. The men
were forced to rush for safety to the
farther end of the boat Campbell
taking up "a position in the stern with
an oar for a weapon and the other two
retreating to the bow.
For an hour the men beat the devil
fish with oars without being able to
kill it. but finally, with the use of the
torn net, subdued 1t so that the launch
could be started. The fight lasted,
however. all the way to the shore. al
most every crab in the boat being
smashed before the landing was ef-
fected.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
RUMOR PLACES
TWO ROADS IN
HAWLFY'SHA
Reported to Have Secured Con-
troll of Western Pacific and
d. and r. q.
Said TO Be in a Position to Die
tate the Traffic Policy of
Both Lines
Known to Be Heavy Stock
Holder in Gould Properties
and Colorado Road

~ ENVER, March 24.-Sensational
reports reached here today Of I'M
L. nortant changes in the control of
the Denver and Rio Grande ana 'ne
Western Pacific railroads.
Edwin HaSrley is said 10 have Sc
cured important holdings in the Denver
and Rio Grande and is now declared to
be sn a position to dictate the traffic
policy OF that road and the Western Pa
cifc.
tt has been confirmed officially that
Hawley is a large stock holder in the
Western Pacific, but his holdings IN
that road are not sufficient TO give con-
troll. His domination of affairs in the
Western Pacific is declared to be due
10 the ACQUISITION Of stock in the Den
yer and Rio Grande and his position is
ssid 10 be so strong that he recently
named a vice president for the Denver
and Rio Grande and Western Pacific
over the head of President Z. T. JEFF
fiery.
The Western Pacific has sT5.ooo.0o0
stock outstanding. The Denver and
Rio Grande acquired s50.0eo,0oo, or
two-thirds OF the entire issue. The
Denver and Rio Grande then deposited
ali Of this stock with the Bankers
trust company of New York as collat-
eraI security for it's recently author
fzed $3.50, 900. 600 bond issue. That deal
ties I'D the Western Pacific stock SO
that no person or company can secure
2 majority of ii without acquiring con-
troi OF the Denver and Rio Grande-
Hawley got into the Western Pacific
through the acquisition by that com
psny Of the Alameda and San Joaquin
Valley railroad. but he owns less than
s25.0e9000 stock, as that is all that is
in the hands of the public.
Edwin Hawiey is reported in the
east as having either acquired a con-
trolling interest in the Denver and Rio
Grsnde. thereby getting control Of the
Western Pacific. or having made an
alliance with George Gould.
Last November 7. N. Schumacher of
the FL Paso and Southwestern railroad
was elected vice president of the Den
yer and Rio Grande and Western Pa
ciflc roads and put in charge of the
traffic departments of both roads, and
IL is learned that he was called east to
confer with HawIey and received his
Instructions from Hawley personally.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
BURYING,
FEARFUL OF BURIAL
Margaret Anglin Afraid Emery
vile Arena Will Eclipse Greek
Theater This July

-
BERKELEY March. 3 24.-Margaret
Anglin fears that Sophocles could not
stay 20 rounds with Jim Jeffries. Also
she has hunch that Jack Gleason and
Tex Rickard can run circles around Ben
Wheeler of Berkeley when it comes to
promoting a real classy show. So she
hesitates to enter the Greek stheater in
Julq in Sophocles, "Antigone'' to buck
the, big fight in the E,nreryvilles arena.
E; The actress believes thats after all
men are only men. and that freshies
and Seniors, professors and regents will
take their. July joy on the American
plan. She is already. affirighted by a
vision of circular rows of uninhabitated
marble, while the echoing shouts from
far away Emeryville stif1e her words
ERE they leave her lips. All these dire
suspicious Miss Anglin has commune
Gated to Louis Nethersole. her manager,
and he in turn has thus addressed the
musical and dramatic committee of the
university:
Miss Anglin has drawn my attention
to the fact that San Francisco is likely
to be upside down on July in conse-
quence of the contest between the glad
iators and that consequently our efforts
at Berkeley may be affected or over
shadowed She, therefore. wonders
whether your committee would care to
consider giving the performance of An
tigone' on an earlier date
For some time the university sa-
wants, according to their, statements,
were puzzled to know the reference,
Professor Armes, however. discovered
what was meant. He assured Miss Ang-
lin by letter that as the fight was on
the fourth the students and faculty
could return in time to see the play on
the fifth.
1--WE apprehend no rivalry from the
Emeryyille battle" said Professor
Armes. Now if it were a. football
game, 1 would not be so sure
Take it from me" said Tex Rickard
last night, ..this Kid Sophocles. hasn't
the punch to bother us. Well be glad
though. to pass the overflow to Miss
Anglin. The real low down of the
whole business is that the old girl
wants to see the. fight herself"