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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-27

Women's black velvet button shoes the latest thing out this season. Cuban heels and medium weight so1es Regu- lar $2.50 quality. Get in on this at
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-27

Children's kid and box calf shoes, lace and butcher style. Worth $1.00. Get here during this sale. Sizes to s, 75c and 8 1-2 to Il
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-27

TO RENT.-One single room, also three rooms for light housekeeping Call forenoons, sos Warren St.
 G 24 q D
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-27

@O OR an instant Val thought of nothing but the heavenly sur
 prise of seeing the girl he loved. v A wild imnulSe rushed oYer him
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-27

get your keys fitted, locks repaired, saws filed, lawn mowers sharpened, ana all kinds of light repairing done @ 1t smiths Gun Store 95 W all Street Tel 70-4. S14 elf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-27

Women's black velvet strap Pumps, Cuban heels and good leather soles. The right price of these is $2.00, but if you get here now, they're yours for
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-27

A lot of mems, women's and child ren's carpet slippers that are made to sell at 35c. Just the thing for house wear. Now is your chance at
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-27

Misses kid and box calf shoes in button and butcher style. Splendid leather soles and good uppers. Good for dress on every day wear. Sizes II 1-2 to 2 at
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-27

day and now is good time to supply your wants. A lot of them that sell regular at soc and soc, all sizes at
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-27

Mems $500 Burt shoes made of gun metal calf, in butt and butcher style, Goodyear Welt with best Rock Oak soles a remarkable bargain at
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-27
MALE HELP WANTED
ROOMS TO LET

l TO RENT.-5 room flat all improve ments, 698 Beechwood Ave. In Quire premises. G 26 d*p
 l TO RENT-6 rooms, improvemen 59 Black Rock Ave. Inquire on premsieS. G 26 SD
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-27
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.-Parlor stove, good con dition. Call evenings, 33 9th
 street. G 22 q D
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-27

FOR RENT-Severa1 5-roon flats all improvements, SIP: desirable Ioca- ton. L. Weiss. Room 24, 925 Main St. I'll ~tf
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-16
'FINANcLERS OF STATE
CONCLUDE MEETING
Vermillion Man Heads Bankers
Is
Re-EIecseG

Yanktou- s d. Juae 1.-THE ns-s-
seenth annual Convention Of the SSzEA
! Dakota azke=s association 15ia1SEsi
here last evening after etsceI1S Officers
and choosing SiasIx Falls Ss ehs Fsa:e
FOR holding TIE r@Nt codvsE9u& CD
GERS were elected as f6IiowS- Prsss-
dent, c H Barrett cashier q VSrrG-
lion National bank. vice president. G
W Hart, president O. the NsrchaEcs
bank, Of BRYANT treasurer = T. No
knight, cashier Of ths National bank
OF Pierre. Secretary, J z PE2sc. cash
Ter OF the Security bank e CLzri-
President F. Q. Dua<orr-. Of cNe
Dakota National bank. az TGcs1oE Was
elected vice president for Sss1sh Ia
kota= Of the American Eazss-S S-
citation SECRETARY + Z Paztt vsS -
tectet as delegate To the NGESazal A.
ISOLATION convention AZ Los Argos
this summer
The following nazsz-s were elected
on the executive council 2 = Da--
forth YanktCn and Parker r r Der
MS Sioux Fails NJ J. Ch2rsE. wxseC-
da; N z. Babe TUs&cH- b Co.
Minis, Pierre c L Nlzetr Fc-r Pes
NJ NJ Brown Se-rSIS- = 3 Tac-sE-
Csnte-v1As1 @ " Herr. RazSsS Z
4 Barrett NerEGLz1z &u6 J Z Pa2cr-
Clark.
Among ss addresses v
those by President 3 Drew w a.
eussed stzte e&zz5-S and z-szs ctxz-
sEs.ttSaa ~. 1900 -
that t1e present G-S Esszz
state oG-S might 1s -4e1<s,S Es
a~GEocaE=1 postal s&vI-S e1-sS Sr-
C14- --7E VIZ AID etz-k z-
sraL z = S5zer. w~-cs-saSsx-
At aba address r--r
Rates a Ezz1s ~
by " 2 IsL2Ee 2s I -s---
pin CouC-E S4gLE@ czz&- N@s4ccs.
& G2aI-= Z1zszGE rSFUEE = earS-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-16

M~AreneE, s. d., June l2.-In the COM
paigE for raising locally $50, 600 of the
F29lt9etf WaEteI as an endowment fund
TOT Dakota Wesleyan university. the
a119Jlnf was exceeded by $1,000. The
campaign was OF a weeks duration and
closed TTesdag- evening. The leading
EE1stzeas men divided into groups and
sasvsszed tFse city thoroughly. getting
amounts ranging from a few dollars
Gp 70 $500, five men in the city giving
tFse Latter amount.
Wednesday evening of commencement
week Of t1@ university was devoted TO
2 celebration OF he Quarter Centennial
% the founding OF the institution. The
brfaciPa! speakers were. DIR. Frankli
b Gault- president of the state uniyer-
sity at Fermillfon. and DR.. Thomas
~EsleholsoD- secretary of the
Educational Board and former presi-
dent of the university. Thursday after
noon ground was broken for the new
g-EEHnagfura, which Will be the most
preteutiots building of its kind in
South Dakota, money for the same be-
1nG ready in sight,. .lSsr,1r,;n
speeches were made by Bishop John r.
Neulson and L. w. Seaman. president
Of the board of trustees. That eve
ming occurred the banquet of the alum
NJ and corporation of the university.
The commencement exercises were held
this morning.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-16
INDIANS CAST FIRST
VOTE At AN ELECTION

waxpasa. g. d. JGEse I4-Tuea9ay
was the first tIrae the Indians ON tine
srssudJag Fs9ek reservation have had
the right 70 vote, They tarr1ed cur in
Large numbers m spite Of rafn and
fs9a. to easr tEsefr bsFlass, taking really
more Interest thar shefr white neigh
BORG
They hsd q candidate OF their own
n~abtcN8Ifty for slerffr ard nominated
hsfaa by q 5 q I majority against his
Write opponent.
They rpIFed rp a great vote Tor Com
gpsssyaaf4 Esssrke. who has been the
fsaaafls af passing 10 much Indian Iegis-
lstiors TheE % uttEe interest in ofn-
e~ candidates. although many voted
fer Goge Eesays bat every Indian
V0teF WIS particular To cast his ballot
q Ecarke aaa their own man for
sheriff,
There were very fEw sp0iifsd baIic.a.
mkftGn aeca 10 &l1ssa that sAe .ea :.sa..
wfsf have 20 be counted az q factor in
coming esscxiong srexf 81 the Missouri
river IN gegtF Dakota
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-16
WOMAN ENCOUNTERS SNAKE
IN HER CHICKEN COOP

Interior, S. D.. June 9.-aIrs. Guy
Flick, wife of a we'll known homestead
er living near here. had an interesting
experience with a rattlesnake. and at
the same time had a remarkably mar
row escape from being bitten by the
deadly reptile. She entered her chicken,
for the purpose of feeding her.
chickens. but had no sooner crossed the
threshold than she heard the warning
rattle of the snake. She looked down
Just in TIME TO see a big rattler strike,
Viciously at her. but as good ~fortuneI
would have it the fangs reached only
to her skirts. Her husband annea red
on the scene in time to kill the snake,
which had seven rattles,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-16
LIFE CRUSHED OUT
BY TRACTION ENGINE

Seneca, S. D., June 9.-Georget
schlecht, aged Il. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Schlecht, who live on a farm three
miles east of Seneca, was instantly
killed by being crushed by a traction
engine on his fathers farm. The boy
who was watching the engine do.
hand when the engine was stopped for
a time. The boy climbed up on the
engine and turned the fy-wheel sufici-;
entity to cause the engine to start ahead
a shor distance. The sudden start
made him lose his balance and he fell
directly in front of one of the big
Wheels, which crushed his head. The
Mortified mother endeavored to null the
body of her son from under the wheel
but not until help arrived could this
be done.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-16
IOWA MAN is KILLED
In mitchell

Mitchell. S. D., June a.-The body OF
John Gallagher was taken back TO
sfsasss "a, Tor interrnent. Gallagher
was KILLED here by falling from a buggy
and striking his head. q fractioIls horse
avlng been hitched to the buggy.
which was being led by another PARTY
me lines were thrown over the back!
OF tue horse, and when he broke away
irona his leader Gallagher was unable
10 control the animal. It turned al
sornef suddenly and Gallagher was
thrown out and lit ON his hssd L;rline,
hint instantly.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-16
WEEK
FOR YANkTON COIIEcE

fankton. S. D., June 1.-THE 2Sth
commencement of Yankton college be-
gins here Saturday with the graduation
recital. followed Sunday by the hacca-
laureate sermon by President Warren,
an address in the evening by Lucius o..
Sa1rd- of Chicago. On THE Standard
OF the Cross Monday occurs the class
the conservatory of music: Tuesday.
Riggs prize contest and graduating eS-
ercises of the academy: Wednesday, the
commencement exercises of the college
course, with an address by Dan +.
Bradley, of Cleveland, Ohio, c~oncluding
the week with the annual banquet OF
the alumni of the institution.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-16

by living with the Arabs. doing az
they did. and moving with them In
their rn!gratioas." writes Douglas Car
ruthers In the Geographical Journal, Z
obtained an insight into their mode of
life and customs. I learned : how to
drink coffee a la Arab, and, most diff
cult of all, how to sit still all day
long doing nothing. I found this last
most trying, more especially because
II RAJ cold. a BeGgtun tent Is a drafty
place at the best, but In miaSfnter #
Is almost UnbearabIe- On two coca
sions there was SNOW on the desert.
We used 10 feed cut OF q huge, round
dish, 10 OF US al a time The fare was
cameIg' milk and bread In the morning
and in the evening we generally had
meat and rice, cooked with at eAorn-
Dug amount OF fat During the Gay 1s
sppeased u hunger By slipping strong
black coffee. Al night there was al
ways a large group Of Easn in the tent
pf the sheik and talk was carried OF
Tar into the night.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-16
FAREWELL FUNCTION FoR
Al ExANnRIA cnIlp, =

Alexandria, S. d., June 1S.-The mem
bers Of the Eastern Star order in this
city rendered a reception and BANQUET
at their handsome hall last evening. in
farewell honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. ..
Wagner, who expect to remove to
Mitchell soon, where Mr.. Wagner has
entered into partenership with n q
Preston. While the citizens of AIex-
andria part with these estinable peo-
pie with sorrow, they .ealize that it
Is necessary on ccoun of Mr.. Wap-
mere a:..iss a United States distric.
aitorney and his heavy law practice
and the very best wishes of his host IF
friends throughout the county go with
them to the new home. He has been a
large factor in the interests of orr
people, and Mitchell certainly is the
gamer In the move.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-16
Wesley WILL SPEAK TO
M'COOk OLD SETTt Frs

Salem. S D., June 9.-Governor YES,
sey is scheduled to make the principal,
address at the I'D annual picnic and cell;
ebration of the Old Settlers association,
OF McCook county. which will he held
Saturday of this week at Ira Howard's
grove. a delightful spot some miles.
from here. Music for the occasion will
be furnished by the Canistota cornetl
oand a fine program has been pre-
pared. this including sports and races
or various kinds for the entertainment
will De present
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-16

An authority on alcohol stills says
that there arc 10000 farm stills In oper-
ttion on rs many farms in Germany.
Ehe German government permits the
farmer to produce a certain amount of
grain or potato alcohol, the amount de-
bending upon the size and location Of
the farm and the annual demand for
Ehe product, upon the payment of a re-
tuced revenue tax Alcohol distilled In
sxceas OF the quantity allowed is sub
iect TO the higher rate or taxation. De-
fatured alcohol, however, is not sub
iect to any tax.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-16

The pine Is the greatest American
tree. 1t has been OF the widest use. is
most In demand and has enriched ite
lens of thousands Of men. The most
fashionable tourist and health resorts
IN the south are In the "piney woods
~tegions--vide Aiken, s c.; Pinehurst,
". c.; Thomasville. Ga, and others. 1t
b the resinous quality of the ozone that
tttacts the health and pleasure seek
trs. Also the piney woods country af-
lords the finest of fruits, vegetables and
melons. Living is cheap anon the
pines. health good and the people we'll
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-16

The finishing touches have isYst basu
Aaced on the exterior of etsle mode,
peWer plant Of the ws1ris9r@a 81, 500. enc
drnctt1re erected by the Gated States
government a stane's tssrsw from tf,e
sapttol at Washington. ph{a sf4s4i,,,,s 10
10 furnish heat Hight and power I'd rae
eatiie group OF Immense sopefa4saesy4
SslilsiHggs on Gapieal fiIfs
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-16

The people of the New England
states are proverbial for their venera-
lion of trees and in these DAYS of
ruthless destruction of woods ii is re-
lreshing In the extreme to hear of a
Ease like the resident Of Kennebunk-
bort, Me, who, rather han to disturb
In old tree which grew on his farm
npon a site desired for the location of
1 barn. built the structure around the
tree. The barn wall completely cir
sumscribes the tree, but lies at suffici-
mt distance to give the tree plenty of
tir. The age OF this particular tree
Is not accurately known, but it is one
II a pair which Is said to have been
hull grown trees at the time of the
revolution,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-16

Countess S~zecnenyf fnse Vanderbilt,
n New York;, has made, IA the name
u her husband, Count I.adisIals
Szsehenyi. q gift to the Academy OF
B~cierlces at Budapest OF 500. O crawas
lS120.0001 for endowing chairs in for
Igl1 universities for instruction in the
hungarian language. history, literature
Ind laW. In order TO obtain recognition
sf the Hungarian nationality the Ys7rfd
oyer
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-16
CHARLEY HOWARD WILL
MEET al n aErr, r~~

Sioux Falls, June 13.-Between 10.oeo
and 1900 persons are expected to a.
tend h annual picnic and celebration
on the Old Settlers association. Of Mir
neheha county, which win be held J,,na
20. this always being the greatest gath
ering Of the kind each year in South
Dakota. An elaborate ~
sporting and other events has haen
prepared for the affair. Chas. K. How.
ard, stockman near Rapid Csitv
hut the first merchant in this count
Will be present and speak.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-16
CLAY COUNTY VOTES FOR
new COURT BUILDING

,ue,,on %a 5 p. Iune AIN con
= Special election 90 -
; nay Il they + Tor the purpose ~ n 49,, n
sired 4 new sosers of this cofntv a.
show s4s sSourt house TIE rrf,,rrs
.sition for 4 sss, = $50 no, tie nropns
by q majority e " court house CARRYING
preparations Is, s. ls2 votes Accordinaiy
house win b. ~ z new IS, 1000 conr,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-16

Forty-three automobile accidents
were reported to the pofice ot Chicago
In two weeks, according 10 figures
gathered by Chief OF Police Steward
The mishaps resulted In t~hirty-esghc
persons being injured Thirty Of tss
accidents were collisions between elao-
mobiles. This. Chief Steward aSzaE1s.
shows the careiessnesa Ofchaufe1rsan6
the need of better legislation 10 -egu-
late them, THE automobile problem
ls a serious one" said Chief Steward
Most OF the accidents either are
caused by negligence or careless d1iy-
Ing. There Is need Of better !egisla-
lion to regulate the automobile and the
sbauffeur."
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-16

Se4x Falls $ D. June O.
TIE kases returns en- governor
SrS- q a. re - ocunties in the
s-aes sSse tsss following totals:
sess $3.50; Sssn, TT.t+2;
StccG. SE2f.
To. eeeross which are miss
trs are Custer, Faux. Grant,
Sa-6-- Harding. Hand, Hyde,
AoS~eSee. hssSs. Stanley and
lv-s-
IL eAs EeGrss given atcvs are
ece~Set re Vcss frour the re-
-a1ses II cc&reieS Should in
Ssss NsssssS tsse ever Eesn.
- : ofchoeS shis afternoon at
Ses- -sseo-aEs-s trey scout
re Ses - Ssa-s defeat They
cz- - rave -aSae returns
f-o- s co1-Sss which oiss
sss- : ssar eNsr Essssy CT
Ito
~ c Geek Chairman o. .rs
rS- Ss o Iris
sec1 a. : eeoS gave i as
@s t frs-s G-s a.
rea-s : s-1 S-c ~ chs
a ~so - ~ ;rc-a
sssss mc@- a- sv &C.
ovs-Ss Eaaa
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-16

News a been received az fighting
a. the Kcgofo and Attakka districts N
northern nigeria Bees play an in-
5Nigerian tribes. The villagers on retfrS
Ing before an enemy excite the beea
md let them loose, and woe betfde the
man who Is attacked by them IN INC
villages.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-16
FINED FOR STEALING
A GIRLS CARRIERS

Kimbali. S. D., June 13.-The
theft of a garter from a girl.
whose name has not been re.
yeaied, proved quite costly to a
young man named Hendricksnn-
wno Claimed Chamberlain as his
nome: He was arrested here on
Ine charge stated, and after re-
NAMING IN custody of the city
marshal for two days and two
nights was taken before Police
Judge LEM, who imposed a fine
OF 81 and costs. The garters are
estimated TO have been worth
about so cents.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-16

The United States is easily first as
regards the length of her telegram
lines, being I,lB0i965 miles on about
three times as much as Great Brjt.sin
pr France, which have 38S, .s53 and 2gT
t55 miles OF WIRE respectively. Ger
pini1y a the largest telegraph system
IL Europe 6 i,oSg miles. Russia. VIII,
Siberia included, has only 40g, I'll miles
pf wire,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-16

Since the Introduction or taxicahs IA
New York city fnur years sso. The
SINE bofiored assFaaefll has been Grad
Iaily disappearing froY4 Maga4affsyss,
treets OF the hundreds az these ve~
sfclss fEtat wee At one tinfSTa asatasrs
of life IN the busy city orig q sav 90
arsisE. go.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-16
RETURNS AT CAPITAL
INOiCATE VESSEX mIAn

-. - lsse re-2
tuIils received here Indicate Governor
v aa Is re-nominated. Burke also
compilation of returns IS msSs general
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-16
sTALWARTs CLAIM ALL
BUT GOvEpno,.I,.

Aberdeen, s. D. June s-chaIrman
John $, Simmons and Secretary = >
ROBERTS refuse to give out n s1a+s.
Te On the result of ina u,
5Iney state that both the stalwar+ yss-
g gar;t;aa are nominated by heavy ma
3it ana that win indicate the
eovernnr H., .. inc state ticket, excent
% Ts-ss uViinlte conclusions
me returns at headauarsars .,..,,
alcate that Egan has e gos,a 90 ssit m
Vessey' With Elrod third IN tha over
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-16
YOUTHFUL BURGLARS ENTER
AND PLUMBER sTnnr

Marion, S. D.. June "a bold DIV
light burglary was pulled off here S,ns
day afternoon. when two boys, aged m
and Il years, respectively, broke into NJ
GroepePs general store with a hafoha.
opened the cash register and took n
cents in change which had been lefti
there on Saturday night, also about SIX
worth of rebate checks and a lares
quantity of confectionery from tSs
store, n then attempted to break in
to the safe with the Ratchet, but were
unsuccessful. The youthful burglars
then unlocked the rear door Of the sforsI
and removed their plumber, conceaiineI
the stolen goods in an old dry goods
box which they found in the alley. The
money was afterwards found on thaE
person of n of the young hopef,Ils
together with a $40 gold piece and u
purse the wner Of which has not veil
been discovered, but 1t is thought that
the latter articles may have some con.
nection with other recent thefts FROM
dwellings which have been battling the
authorities.
Both of the youths reside in town
II are of good families, for which rea-
son their m are not mentioned. Mo-
arrests lave been made on account oil
the tender years and prominence of the
parties.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-16

EE-sG < n. suas eg-ssu-m ~
@sg'aE ~ - ussr1 01a3ap "a aas aszs-
SZiz-S aE ns -sEEAc4r rr.Ez,4-w 70
Gk-zss-iE1 ruEs# ae1 suax.I elazuzsgas
-gm Gns 1-ss 1-er wgeze9h -s.r-1s-
ecas-s Hzr@ eaEsssz
Ctek-urLr T. o. R1cear,as II eAs -r,,-
-sSsH7E zz~2GI1Va atI71zr&r1ts. csz-f252s
s-ISl1ans II ms Sr4zs1cssfr1 5sciar Ea.v-
4Erar 8ssseT Essrc rs1s11E-la1s,5 Nv
IL Increased E~i1-aI1-w cT,sr ef-ilF re-
EsfT=tt II lis cC2rzss With t. L Eruwue-
N 42erCzsC- EEU Tsars ago when he
wF5o By L GELl= svsr t-2gf votes.
W1su e-oUtuIC-a5 wEsh the figures
EcU which George w Egau bases mis-
e12E0 that hs has BEEN nominated. Mr..
Richards Indicated tina they were in
error and again reiterated his claim OF
SsssEy victory Chairman Richards
seems positive that the official count
viii verify his claim and that Vessev
has nearly or quite 1000 votes to snare
This claim is said to be at variance
with n returns and estimates coming
rom the republican organization in
Sioux Falls and likewise contrary to
the figures of state stalwart committee
at Aberdeen.
Thorson and Schrader Lead,
the nomination of Thomas Thorson
and John F. Schrader for congress ia
also claimed positively by Chairman
and the rival Organizations
seem unable to command n figures
to dispute it, although the returns are
not as complete on these offices as on
that of governor.
The phenomenal ace of the disbarred
attorney from Minnehaha county is
sun the subject of discussion by lead
sEs o. an parties passing through the
city TO and from the state capital as
well as by the progressive Organization
and the general assumption is that he
mas commanded a very large proportion
OF the democratic vote of the state. al
though this cannot be shown before
lhe ofnclal canvass of the vote, as the
democrats are not going to the eSpense
OF collecting and compiling the returns
on their candidates.
While the general opinion seems to
be that Egan has defeated yessey tho
result may not be positively known I'M
III n returns are canvassed officially
at the state capital the first of tha
week. lNe
There has been little attempt so far
to compile the returns on state Of.
ncers. other h on governor but Il
is believed that h progressives win an
with the possible exception of treas
urer. Ewert may be defeated by
ueoise 'ohhson' the present incumbent,
CALL RICHARDS FIGURES
BUT FAIL TO GET THEM
Sioux Falls, S. D., June 9.-Conddent
from the returns received at both the
local enllhliee. ne.o,,,a.
tiers that the latter has won the nom
nation for governor over Vessev and
lEirod, a dispatch was sent to the Hmrnn
correspondent of the local standns,
'aa,,y reduesting him to cal on Chair.
mar Richards. of the progressive com
imittee, and demand the figures M
which he continues to base his estimata
.that Vessey has won. The effort yrss
futile, Mr.. Richards merely SAVING thai
the lheia Y VIII verify the est.
mates ne has made. This does 10
satisfy either of the factions hars no
the claim is now made emphatirsnnue
Ina IIn hgan is the winner of the contest
Both stalwarts n progressive CO..
tlhue 70 ak of boiling the ticket II
II carries tie name of Egan
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-16

1t - said the Professor Karl Harries,
n the University OF Kiel, has producaI
= eynthetic rubber. Attempts such 81
tkfts nave pfen mad eNtime and time,
nut with NO commercial success