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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
THREE HUNDRED IN PANIC
Fire Threatens Destruction of Chicago
Church.

Chicago, Oct 31-Three hundred
women and children ran panic strick-
en- from the First Congregational
church of Oak Park when hangings on
a temporary stage erected for the pre-
sentation of a Halloween play caught
fire and threatened the destruction of
the building.
Three men, the only ones in the
church, were the heroes of the occa.
sion. By quick work they succeeded
in extinguishing the flames and avert
ing possible disaster.
Dorothy Denny, fourteen years old,
one of the children on the stage when
the fire broke out, was painfully
burned when she attempted to prevent
the spread of the fire.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
CHARGE HAS BEEN DISMISSED
Wife of French Author Not Guilty of
Attempt &c pc..cn.

Paris, Oct 31-After an investiga.
tion extending over three months the
judge of Paimboeuf dismissed the case
against Nine. Pierre Berton, wife of
the author of 'Zaza," who was ac-
cused by her daughter-in-law of at
tempting to poison her. Nine. Claude
Berton. the daughter-in-law, finally
withdrew her charge when it was
shown that the whole story was di-
rectly attributable to the gossip of
villa
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
sanker Escapea go inc.

Pittsburg, Oct 3i--Enil Winter, a
former bank president who pleaded
no defense in an indictment for brib-
cry and conspiracy in connection with
the bank depository ordinances and
was recently called from Europe for
sentence, was fined $500 in court here.
The remainder of the sentence was
fled that Winter eoulG not live long
and that prison sentence would
hasten his death.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
MANY STUDENTS BARRED
Order Affects Several Hundred Not
Vaccinated.

President Northrop about $50 students
and possibly few members of the
faculty of the University of Minnesota
have been excluded from their classes.
the order to be continued in effect for
"a period of three weeks from last
Tuesday.
The failure of the students to COM
ply with the state law requiring that
all students should be vaccinated with
in three days after the first exposure
to smallpox or be excluded from reci-
tations for a period of three weeks
was the occasion for this order.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-31

Potter, who has been on hunting
trip to Alaska since July, in order to
call him to the bedside of his dying
parent.
News has reached the family that
the son had been located at White
Horse, Alaska, telegram from him
bringing word that he had started for
home Immediately arrangements were
made for a special train from the Pa
cific coast to bring Mr.. Potter in all
haste to this place as soon as he lands
from his boat.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
WILL CONTINUE AWAITING
Baroness de la Roche undaunted by
Recent Marrow Escape.

Paris, Oct 31.-Baroness de la
Roche, still confined to her bed as the
result of her fall in an aeroplane at
Rheims three months ago, will resume
her awaiting just as soon as she is
able to manipulate machine.
The baroness, known as the leading
sportswoman of Europe, is undaunted
by her narrow escape from death and
declares that she expects to achieve
more wonderful flights than ever be-
tore within the next three months.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
WOMEN ARE ElhCKJACKED
Employing Garmentmakers of Chicago
Accused of Brutality.

Chicago, Oct. 31.-Charging that the
employing garmentmakers of Chicago
employed thugs to blackjack women
among the 10000 strikers now out
here and declaring that the city po-
lice aided in the work of intimidation
the Women's Trade Union league, in a
session at Hull House, called for fifty
volunteers from among Chicagos so
ciety women to mix with the strikers
and get evidence of brutality to the
women strikers
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
Wealthy Man BADLY Injured.

Neenah, Wis, Oct 3i-Henry Ellis,
a wealthy Oshkosh business man. was
run over and perhaps fatally injured
by NortAwe tern freisht train in
front of the depot here. 1t was nee
essary to raise car with iackscrews
to release MIR Ellis body.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
First Stowaway on Airship.

Berlin, Oct. 31.--A workman named
Hase has achieved the distinction Of
becoming the worlds first stowaway
on an airslip. Impelled by longing
for the experience of flight through
ering of the benzine tank OF Parseval
VI, which ascended here bound for
Kiel. He crawled out in the course
of the voyage and apologized for his
presence.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
NORTH OF CANADIAN 500
Reported Discovery of Gold in Large
Quantities.

Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, Oct. 81
News has reached here of a gold dis
covery about 120 miles directly north
of Canadian 500, in Algoma. The dis
coverer has entered several claims.
The district lies In township 40,
range 27, Algoma, and is said to carry
free gold in large quantities. The
prospector ran across gold last July,
but in spite of the secrecy the news
leaked out and now large number
are going from Haileybury and Sud
bury A number Of claims, it is said
have already been staked out and pros
pectors are expected in to record them
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
TAFT LOGICAL CANDIDATE
Senator Roots View of the Outlook
for 1912

New York. Oct Elf Mr. Taft
continues to make as good presi-
dent as he is now making he will be
the natural and Inevitable candidate
of his party in 1912, unless one thing
happens-that the people of the Unit
ed States shall repudiate the admin
istration of Mr. Taft by such crush
ing and overwhelming defeat OF his
party that il will be apparent that Mr..
Taft cannot be reelected"
This was the statement made by
United States Senator Elihu Root In a
speech at Manhattan casiuo
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
CONGRESSMAN MONDELL ILL
He Is Able to Register, but Collapses
Inmed lately Afteruard

Cheyenne, Wyo., Oct. 31.-The Ill
ness of Congressman F. w. Mondell,
which has prevented him from partici-
pating in the state campaign, has be-
come serious.
According to announcement from
his home he was able to register in
his home town, Newcastle, but is said
to have collapsed Immediately after
ward and returned to his bed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
BAIL FOR THE DEITZ FAMILY
Surety Company to Put Up Security
for All Accused of Crime.

Milwaukee, Oct. 31.-Bail will be
secured for John f. Deitz of Cameron
dam, charged with the murder of Os-
car Harp. William B. Rubin, his at
torney, says that the bond will be
ready in a day or two. 1t Is being fur
nished by surety company.
Not only will the company put up
the $4,000 bail for Deitz, but also the
bail required for other members of
the Deitz family.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
Cold in East and South.

Washington, Oct. 31.-Snow, many
days ahead of its average date of ap-
pearance, fell as far south as the north
sections of the Gulf states and
throughout the entire country unsea-
sonable weather prevails.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
WOMAN ROBBED OF JEWELS
Gems Taken From Bankers Wife at
Aviation Meeting.

New York, Oct 31.-Private detec.
tives ard the New York police force
are searching for $4,000 worth of jew.
elry stolen fran the handbag of Mrs
George A. Huhn, Jr, wife Of a banker,
at the Belmont park aviation meeting.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
SON IN RACE WITH DEATH
Special Train Will Carry Him Across
the Continent.

Atlantic City, N. j., Oct. 31.-For
more than a month the family of Colo
mel Thomas Potter, who is dying at his
seaside home here, has been search
ing for the colonePs fifth son. W'niam
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
TEACHERS PLAN TO
FORM LABOR union
Movement Being Agitated al
Different Points.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Oct 31.-Twelve
hundred schoolteachers from all parts
of LuZerne county have voted to un-
ionize and join the American Fedora
tion of Labor in an effort to obtain
higher wages and better conditions
They seek uniform minimum salary
rate and also demand an assurance
from the school boards that after five
permanent Their resolutions depre
cate any alliance of the schools with
politics.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-31

New York, Oct. 31.-A move for the
formation of labor union among
teachers in the public schools here is
again being agitated in New York.
The union movement is discoun-
tenaneed by the authorities.
"It is not good plan" says Dr.
William Fl. Maxwell. superintendent
of schools Il do not see that any
good can come of teachers forming a
labor union"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
TROOPS READY
FOR The WORD
New Jersey Militia May Be
Called Out.
TRAFFIC is PARALYZED

Trains Carrying UndeIivered Packages
Block the sidinss in Jersey City and
Hoboken-PoIice Having Siren
uous Time Preventing Clashes Be.
tween the Strikers and Strike
breakers.
Camden, N. j., Oct. 31-The entire
Fourth regiment of the New Jersey
national guard is assembled in the va
rious company armories and will be
held under arms pending develop.
ments in the express wagon drivers
strikes in Jersey City and Hoboken.
New York, Oct. 31.-The business
of the United States, Adams and
Wells-Fargo Express companies is
practically at a standstill Terminals
in New York, Jersey City and Hoboken
are stacked with undelivered pack,
ages
Long trans of cars jam the sidings
leading into the depots filled with
goods, much of it perishable, waiting
to be unloaded Strikers and strike
breakers are fighting in the vicinity
of every terminal and the police OF
the three cities, armed with riot sticks
are at their wits end to maintain
peace. Up to the present time, how
ever, no one has been greatly hurt.
The strike. which originated when
the officials of the United States Ex
press company refused to pay the wa
gon helpers S5 month more, has
spread now until every express com
pany in this vicinity is affected.
The Glenwood post., 1910-09-10
WE'VE GOT THE HABIT NOW

Some people have real funny of doing things ust for
fun know For instance the people, rather few of
the people of Denver the polls Tuesday
issue eight million dollars build plant
that after Judge Lewis had plain them bonds
could not be issued But then much fun the
made difference that the bonds could not be issued and
of that bonds could be would
system for Denver But the election only cost the people few
thousand dollars, and just think of the fun they had
1t was the Genwood. The fact that the bonds
voted would for half system of
We hadn't had election for while and voting such jolly
fun know and besides didn't the people
and the people rich.
nd then there that special the particular pet and
tege of Honest JohnGod the mark Of there
int blessed thing do that special that could have
been done and that should been regular
ALL but would be weeks before regular
due why have little fun Now? Of there has been
nothing accomplished but surprised that We have ali
had lot of fun of including Honest john and hasn't cost
lot of money aony about $4,000 and doesn
the belong the and don't they trust it to the
and ism all right for him spend whatever ad he
lpeases the
library fund.- 1t isn't needed there Those lawyers
don't need books They blamed already
Why there's nothing it. Call another before
get of the habit
The Glenwood post., 1910-09-10
ECONOMIC ADMINISTRATION"

In utand-dried resolutions which
house ''the Of
eIars which they have given the people,
Economic is good Economic enough up all roney
tie republicans left something half mon
compel them loot the Supreme Court Library fund the canal
fund themselves their per diem.
Here is little sample When Axe Swanson deputy
labor commissioner all the assistance he had stenograp
part of the tme lent him by the of Now Edwin
V. Brake has his payroll To their sal
nspecon,' they
paid directly by the state.
They millinery shop for instance where the lady
Ireor helper and look how cubic eet
i air there and then demand ten dollars for inspection
Brake appointed who dhwasher Inspector and
inspect mlondolar machinery plant. They exort
all business people
progressive factory inspection law passed by this legislature at
splendid reforms which the
congratulated them in his address.
In round numbers whereas Swanson the office for $3.50
settled number important labor disputes and issued
report which the valuable and complete compendums
of Colorado that
comped Brake the about $3.50 month and
tions and work politics
offices in the house just about econ
omic'' this.
The Glenwood post., 1910-09-10
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WHY FARMERS ARE REPUBLICANS

the fact of the great benefit which to TIE
of republican tariff legislation the demo-
who recently submitted their minority
question seek deceive that
porous population the belief that is free trade
and not protection that this country should have.
Notwithstanding the of farm products the
they 'ha realized small net return his labor and
investment = i
gone by however, when shy gentlemen make
believe that of The farmer has
his republicans glad OF it. He knows that
before better for him than right and he
will kindly the suggestion which the democrats make IN
campaign that he help them back into Many OF
the last democratic administration
trade ideas this country and compelled
of awful adversely Things dl1
he and he knows the reason why
To quote a leading authority:
'roday there the country who for
quantity his products buy and lay down at his door more
life of clothing, of everything that
the comforts of home, notwithstanding the lg
prices before in the history of our country
the democratic doctrine OF dscon
American farmer only something
o be spurned.
The Glenwood post., 1910-09-10

SENATOR GUGGENIIEM'S promise that if he decides to be
candidate he viii the submission of his
name vote of the party either by primary other way
lis being taken generally He the first senator suggest such
la thing voluntarily and the suggestion naturally points ont way
Ito make u the choice Of the
Ple and without amendment of the constitution change
n the law All that is necessary for the state convention to pass
resolutions its desire that TO be elected tins fan
shall abide by the hence and nstrueng
the include his call years hence
lat the primaries for senatorial candidates.
If THOSE who crcise Senator Deong for what they term
his opposition the initiative and referendum bill only kney the
facts they praise ccse Deong
from the beginning in of the principle Of the initiative and
day of the special lie not favor OF the mis-
cradle makes which introduced in the lower house.
neither did he he has been quoted vote for the Oregon
modification he considered that
the Oregon bill could be much easily amended and made into
safe and workable bill than the fragrant which the demo-
Gratis first introduced.
The Glenwood post., 1910-09-10
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SHAMELESS ROBBERY

session first called there to have been
the coming from
the appropriations committees met however,
naturally investigated the condition of the treasury
nothing left of the half million surplus
republicans Nothing left in the general fund
appropriations the regular still
of to enable the auditor to
warrants nothing sight
aside for particular Some
diverted from their and legit
maj pay the expenses of the extra
Library fund and the State
the easiest burgarize and tranerredy what
appeared about twenty thousand dol
lars thousand from the latter their
for the first twenty-five days Of
the session.
This Supreme Court library fund has been accumulated mainly
dollar paid to the
bar by applicants largely by OF limited who
could who naturally expected that in accordance
fees would be used for the maintenance
tension library which they all free to
that republican members protested and voe
ayanst unaess well the egaly of this
loong treasury The through and
they the state library in their pockets
The Glenwood post., 1910-09-10
CHOICE BEARING
ORCHARD, CHEAP

/ am able to offer a choice 25acre
tract, miles east of Fruta u acres in
bearing Jonathan, Wincsap, Gano and
Ben Davis and s acres set to young
apples of the same varieties, 2H acres
of Strawberries and . acres of alfalfa,
new Broom house, good barn, cave. ce-
ment cistern. Soil is the best and the
water right is unquestioned, being 40
shares in the Grand Valley canal.
The Glenwood post., 1910-09-10

The uxry' is doing well by printers daily report
which made the the item for printing
generally shows about twice large that for wages OF
ployees. may be interesting to why.
First the bill introduced into both House
nd and printed for the of each Thus S. B. the
H. b . s b. the H. B. Il s. B. is the same
IT, B. 49, and S B contains 5 Numbers and con-
pages price per page
usual number of for each house b. hen costs $25
Ito print time copy H. B. 49, the
bills discussed awhile in committee of the whole,
and ifs and and left put n and then they reprint
led On 5page BILL that makes another item OF $45 for each
the bills through the committee stage they
discussed and likely amended and reprinted again When
final agreement has been reached the bill is printed again the
final form.
Although topics which they legslate few the
put volumnous bills H. B. 10 contains IS
B. 10 contains 75 S. B. and also contains 50 pages
IS 16 has 3S pages b. 10 and II have 81 each b.
3 pages H. B. has 35 H. B. and u have q
and H. B. IA has "a
This is good for the printing business
economic administration might OF these Implications
land reprintings.
watched the conduct of the democratic
began convinced that the
intended the people of the state initiative
referendum they faithfully promd the people they
would do and they should have done in regular session They
intended introduce bill that Objectionable that the
republicans would compelled of regard to their conscience
Ito against and prevent becoming law This the
policy of the anedge members but the that brought
than they anticipated and the simply got
After they failed get through the miserable
they first introduced they consented
Oregon bill in the hope that the republicans would
defeat that but the republicans just fooled them and passed it after
vigorous attempts Dong have the bill amended IN
interests of the people There lot OF mad democrats when
that bill was passed.
THE DEMOCRATS Colorado certainly Gin bad if you
pardon expression and just how they will get
them tell They made positive promises the people
failed those promises and against the advice of
party Sroth has called the legislature together and
cracked his whip but date only bill has been
of $4,000 Shafroh has made such of things
the shrewes of his party against him
Speer Patterson Charley
him If the democrats nominate him he will
him will be but acknowledge the weakness of the admins
haton Take your choice gentlemen It's for repub
either you
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THE EXAMPLE of by the present
commissioners conduct of affairs should
ing the useless repetition
So much has feather the
that the ranchmen dwelers the small
roads which they safety
must get out and build those roads themselves And
they doing the lower end of the county and that
do all Garfield county if roads,
that is what continue to do if the
of extravaganza maintained 1t will peo
uuhnLnu kA
The Glenwood post., 1910-09-10

Owner has interests in Oregon coast
town and desires to 90 there because
he believes the low altitude will prove
beneficial to his wife's health. For this
reason l am able to sacrifice this excel
lent money making property for $4,000.
1t will net you big interest on this in
vestment every year. Don't ask about
this unless you are looking for real
snap. A. j. DICKSON.
The Glenwood post., 1910-09-10

The Post job printing is just the
best ever
The Glenwood post., 1910-09-10
GOOD FOR THE PRINTERS

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aLDRTDGE.HIVENS CaMPIIGN
Tammany Net Taking Part ln % HaN ems
Appeals 10 the Farmers.

RoCnE-TFE. April . No one could he
found at Democratic headouartsr~ TODAY
who would admit that Tammany was
taking a part in the campaign tn elect
James y Ravens 20 ConGre-s The lieu
tenants Of George " Aldridge the Re
publican candidate. have charged that
John 2. Tafe. Murphy lieutenant
in Westches'~r county; John p Murphy
q Tamnany lieutenant Rooney Moore
Who comes from Big Tom Foley =
district. William lee Of The McManus's
district. and two lsutenaniS from Rig
Tim Sulivan's district whose names
ar, not gwen have come to Roches-
ter 20 help in the election OF Havens.
II these men are in Rochester they
have not come az the request Of Haveus's
cAmpaiKn managers for they would
evidently much refer not to have 10
carry a TAnmany burden N this cam
paiRn Il u admitted that Tafe has been
here. but IL il said that he was travelling
IN this part Of the State and dropped in 10
see how the campaign was going. IL j.
denied that his VI 81 had any political
significance.
Candidate Havens invaded the country
districts tonight where AldridRe mas
always found his large pluralitles. A
strong appeal il 10 be made to the Re
publican farmers TO overthrow Aldridge-
lam. Hayens reiterated his platform II
tariff reviRion and put some pointed ques-
tions to HE Republican opponent He
demanded TO know what has been done
with the o. 600 received from the fire
insurance companies and challenged any
one 70 defend such contributions He
demanded TO know where Aldndge
stood on the postal savings bank. the
parcels post. the workmen's compensa-
ton act. the income tax and the TAX on
incomes. ON which he de-
clared his pOsition in his opening speech.
This was registration day. " passed
particularly active in getting their sup
DoFterr 10 the polls
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BOI BURGLAR NAY LIVE.
IOuBg Berry. VINO Tried 90 steaI From
Law once. Operated On.

Abraham Berry. the seventeen year
old burglar whose skull was fractured
by his fall Friday night when trying
TO escape from the law Offices % Joline,
LArkin A Rathbone at 81 Wall street
after he and companion. Lawrence
Bonnie, had taken SSS2 from the safe.
10 expected TO recover. An operation
vas performed yesterday morning. and
the surgeons think his chances are better
than even.
Mrs. Jennie Berry 81 at2 East FOrtv-
ninth street. the boys mother. vent TO
the Hudson street hospital at I O'Clock
yesterday morning and asked TO see
him. She lid not know he had been
hurt in an attempted burglary. but be-
lieved his injuries To be the result OF an
accident The doctors did not tell her
II was not until about two hours later
that she finally learned what had hap
psned from the policeman who was guard
ing the unconscious boy.
Lawrence Bonnie was held In o. 900
bail in the Tomhs court yesterday