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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-07-29
bal Nor PrccIncI Nd. Is.

Registrar, Mrs. G.. W. be Voc.
distributing Clerk, J. ". O'Con-
nell.
Judges A. T. Bruncr #. A. link,
{. ". De- Voc.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-07-29
Bliss Precinct Nos

Registrar. Herbert Il. Hansen.
distributing Clerk. A. Shay.
Judges. Sam L. Bush. q. L. Shay
Dave Bliss.
Voting pla,v School House, Dis
irlet NJ. -
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-17
AUCTION SALE.

1 will sell at public auction at my
place 3 miles southwest OF LOOMS
and 8 miles northwest of Mitchell,
Badger township, on Wednesday,
Feb. %, commencing at 10 o'clock,
the following property: Six head Of
horses, animals of good weight and
in good condition; 10 head Of cattle,
10 cows, a bull and calf; 10 head of
brood sows, which will farrow in
April and May. Farm Machinery
wagons. pair of hobs, gang plow,
binder, seeder. corr planter, harrow,
disc, mower, hay rake, corn pillow,
breaking plow, hay rack, double corn
crib, 2 sets work harness. 100 Ply
mouth Rock Chickens; 25 tons hay;
Queen incubator, 160 egg capacity.
Free lunch at noon.
! Terms of Sale-All sums of $40
and under cash; over that amount
ten months time will be given on
notes with approved security bearing
10 per cent interest.
Judge & Kirkendall, Auctioneers.
Bert N. Beaumont, clerk.
w. A. Sherman, Owner.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-17
WORST IN FIFTEEN YEARS
storm in Northern Part Of State Said
to be the Worst in the Past Fiji
teen Years
From Tuesdays Daily.


Information was received from
Aberdeen this morning of the very
severe storm which has been in oper-
alton over the entire north part since
Monday noon. The storm started in
lightly but kept increasing in force
and density of snow that by night
the air was filled with snow and it
was impossible to see. This morn
ing the storm had abated but little.
A great amount of snow fell which
added to the fury of the storm and
made it impossible for the railroads
to operate their trains. This morning
the passenger train from the north
over the Milwaukee road was aban-
doned at Aberdeen, the officials de-
Gliding not to start a train loaded
with people in the face of such storm
conditions. 1t was reported from
Aberdeen that the storm was the
fercest that has covered that section
in the past fifteen years. Snow has
fallen much during the winter and in
some sections. it is reported to be
very deep. <
The Milwaukee passenger from
the Black Hills failed to get through
on account of the storm in that part
J of the state. which is said to be just
as bad as in the north part of the
state. The train reached Kennebec
at an early hour this morning and
it could go no further. 1t is doubtful
if it will be able to get through to-
Iday. No passenger train was sent
east at the regular hour. A train was
made up here and sent south to
Sioux City about 1880 o'clock.
Both east and south trains are
late. the south arriving at 1880 and
east is due at $3.50.
The Omaha passenger from the
east got In practically on time this
morning.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-17
COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES
By o. E. Browne, Co. supt.

Very enthusiastic teachers meet
ings are being held this month, al
though the smallpox epidemic is
keeping some home, there are but
three schools that have been closed
on account of it.
Letters of inquiry concerning DAY.
ison county's corn contest are coming
in all the time, indicating that the
boys are ready to do their part. Our
plans for same are not yet complete,
| but it is the intention to allow all
boys between the ages of S and Is
years to enroll who will. Those who
are over - years of age shall con-
| stitute Glass A, while those IL years
of age and under shall constitute
Glass B. Appropriate prizes will be
| offered in each class for best ear,
best ten ears and best essay on Corn
Breeding, Corn Cultivation" and
Corn Uses" 1t is the intention to
have 1st, End, 3rd and 4th prizes in
each of the above.
r. S. Gleason and w. o. Champion
were pleasant callers at our office
last Saturday and attended the
Mitchell division teachers meeting.
Over 800 has been sent to the
treasurer of the Beadle Fund and
still there are small amounts coming
in.
Diploma of Honor has been issued
to Leon johnson No. IA, Miss Myrtle
King, teacher. Certificates of Award
to Merle Sinkey and Gladys sinkey
No. 80, Miss Helen CHAMPION teach
er; Marie Pavek No. &c. Miss Mamie
Puff teacher; Elsa Breer, No. Al, Mis-.
Edna Krause teacher; Fred Carlson
and Clark Peck, No. Is, Miss Mar.
Reimers teacher; Martha Tjomslant
Marie Tjomsland, Elmer Tjomsland
Glenn Shlund, No. 3, Anna Tjomslant
teacher; Harry Decker. No. q. Mis-
Rosa Pavek teacher; Ella French
Clara French and Edgar French. No
Nv. H. Borgeson teacher. Librar.
Diploma, Carl Carlson. No. IS. Mis-
Mary Reimers teacher; Floyd Leh
man, No. &c, Miss Mamie Puff teach
er;; Library Certificates, Amanda
sambo and Alice Stiles. No. q, Mis-
Rosa Pavek, teacher; Rosa Holm
Minnie Obremt, frankie oster, MAJ
tina Rumbolz and Ella Obremt. No
SO, Miss Cornelia Nourse teacher
Floyd Lehman Q, No. &c, Miss Mani
Puff, teacher; Myrtle Adair. Nd1gs rs
Miss Lillian Nourse teacher; 0sca
Rudd, No. 2, H. w. Evans, teacher.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-17
AUCTION SALE.

An auction of horses and machin-
cry will be held in the city Of Mitch
ell, corner of Main and Second
streets, Saturday, Feb. 10 at 1880
p. m. There will be quite a few
orses sold, which are of good weight
and in good condition; new wagon,
harrow. breaking pillow, sulky pillow,
18-inch, sliptug harness, pair boil
sleds, wagon, endgate seeder.
Terms Of Sale-All sums of $40
and under cash; time will be given
until Oct. / on all amounts over SIC
on notes with approved security.
bearing 10 per cent interest.
Judge & Kirkendall, auctioneers.
R. E. Gone, Clerk.
w. O. Gorham,
G. R. Greenacre,
Owners.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-17
LOOMS.

LOOMS, Feb. 16.-The friends and
neighbors gathered at the home Of
John Littis Tuesday evening and the
evening was spent in dancing. All
who attended reported a good time.
Miss Anna Bockland came out
from Mitchell Saturday and stayed
over Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Carl Goodbla.
Mrs. Gordie Anderson visited at
Letcher at the home of L. j. Mer-
diff last week.
DR.. Kidd and family of Woonsock-
etlvisited Sunday with relatives and
friends.
There was a very pleasant surprise
party got up on Jesse Kidd Saturday
evening and 1T was enjoyed by all
who were there.
r. j.. Foss's children, who were
sick are getting better.
The dance at the LOOMS hall on
Tuesday eevning, Feb. 20, the gentle
man will have to be dressed in over
all attire and the ladies in calico.
There will be aslarge time.
Roy Perry and family of Mitchell,
visited at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Will Clark the last of the week.
There will be an oyster supper on
Saturday evening, Feb. 10 at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Young
from s p. m. until 10 p. m. the sup
per WILDE served. The proceeds goes
to the Sunday school fund. Come
Everybody and the young ladies will
wait on you.
H. H. McLane is on the Sick list.
"a Mr.. Case and a Mr.. STAGE came
!; Saturday with their immigrant cars.
Tuesday some of the parents got
frightened about the blizzard and
went to the8school house for their
children.
Avery enjoyable time was spent
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
McMahon on Monday evening. Feb.
18th. when they entertained a num-
Der Of friends at Valentine party.
The president OF the Ergonian
Sunday Sschcol class especially de-
sires to- meet every member of the
class at the: home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Clay Young on Saturday evening,
Feb. 10. This will be IN the nature OF
a business meeting in which we wish
to hear from each member and also
will be the last p~nnprtunity for some
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-17
AUCTION SALE.

I will sell at public auction on my
farm 2 miles west and 1 mile north
of Loomis, and ten miles northwest
of Mitchell, in Badger township, on
Friday, Feb. IS, commencing at 10
O'Clock, the following property: Thir-
teen head of horses, comprising ami
mails which are of good weight and
in good condition; 6 head of cattle,
including pure bred Hereford Heif-
ers; 10 head of Oxford and Shrop-
shire sheep. Farm Machinery
wagons, pair of hobs, surrey, triple
disc pillow. Deering binder, endgate
seeder, corn planter and 80 rods Of
wire, 2O-foot harrow, Mccormick
mower. hay rake, 2 14-inch walking
and breaking pillow, cultivator, corn
shelter, four sets Of double harness
and many other articles. Free lunch
at noon.
Terms of Sale-All sums Of $40
and under cash; over that amount
time will be given until Nov. 4, 1910,
on notes bearing 10 pr cent inter-
est with approved security.
w. L. Driver, auctioneer. Bert N.
Beaumont, clerk.
Thomas Mcmahon. Owner.
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jack, and a bay stallion. The horses
in this list range from sucking colts
and mules up to Z years, and they
are in fine condition. 200 head of
cattle, principally AHerefords, seven
of which are pure bred cattle and the
rest are high grade. % head of hogs,
60 bushels of potatoes, 1000 bushels
of corn, eco of oats.
Farm machinery sets of double
work harness, and several wagons,
and buggies, listers, gang pillow,
sulky pillow, breaking pillow, several
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-17
AUCTION SALE.

1 will offer for sale at my farm, 9
miles south and ga miles west of
Artesian, 16 miles northeast of Mitch
ell, II miles and a mile south Of
Letcher, 10 miles north and one-half
mile east of Riverside, on Wednes-
day, Feb. %, commencing at 10
O'Clock, the following described prop
erty: Forty-three head of horses,
headed by Napoleon. a mammoth
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-17

%cultivators, corn planter. mowers and
rakes, cream separator, and many
other useful things. Free warm
lunch at noon
Terms of Sale-All sums of $40
and under cash; over hat amount
ten months time will be given with
approved security bearing 10 per
cen interest.
Jay H. Grafton, %auctioneer. NJ. F.
Patton, clerk.
Mrs. Ella Williamson,
Executrix.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-17
NEWS FROM ETHAN

Ethan, Feb. 14.-Rev. Albert
Evans preached in the NJ. p. church
Sunday morning.
G. f. Drake and wife and Miss
Grace Tobin left Friday night for
Canada.
G. f. Drake and A. G. Drake and
Bert Drake loaded their cars Satur-
day and they will soon be on the
road to Canada.
Some of our town people attended
the big Walsh sale at Parkston Fri
day.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
on Wednesday, Feb. % at the home
of Mrs. L. H. McKeel.
Dan O'Rourke %advertises his farm
for sale.
A family by the name of Darling
have moved on the w. S. Snyder
farm a half mile from town, coming
from over near Farmer. They drove
80 miles to move their belongings
and seven neighbors helped them
move.
DR.. w. H. Trow, who was quite
sick recently is able to be around
again.
Miss Fannie Hart, a former resi-
dent here has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Frank Sand. Miss Harris home
is In Nebraska.
Albert Schmidt and Theodore Gel
sen will load their car Tuesday and
will take their departure soon to
their claims In Perkins county.
Mrs. r. L. Tremaine, who has
been quite sick Is reported q little
bettersat this time.
Dr.. sDundas has been in Ethan or
professional business lately and again
ON Sunday.
We understand that John Brachs
win not move toCanada atsonce. but
has engaged % buy hogs and cattlt
!! FOR tho farmers Elevator Co.
Mesdames Rosenquist and Nelson
ar, very busy trimming their spring
hats. preparing for their sprinl
Opening. 81 e
pick Truitt returned tho nrst Q
the week from Missouri. where b,
has been visiting old friends for ,
month.
Miss Roma French leaves Ethal
todaysfor Sioux City. where she viii
work II the family OF Mr.. and Mrs
w. s. Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs. French expect T.
move ont west this spring on a claim
w. j. Craig from Tulare was II
our city Monday.
Mesdames Tyler and Drake lef
MONDAY for a short visit at Corsica
Edwin Blackman, who went t
Rochester last week for medical ad
vice or treatment, returned Monday
DR.. Warne was in town Monday
Myron Bowers left on Monday 70
Sioux City. expecting to be gon
about q month.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-17
EXAMINATION.

The next regular examination for
teachers certificates will be held at
the court house in Mitchell on Thurs
day and Friday, March 3rd and 4th,
1910. At which time applicants may.
write for state certificate, first, sec
ond or third grade.
Work will begin at s O'Clock q. "a.
o. E. Browne.
Co. Supt. Schools.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-17
Tie Mitchell Capital
THURSDAY, FEB. IL 1910.
UNIVERSITY NOTES


UNIVERSITY NOTES
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Gould of
Howard we're at the University We'd
nesday morning and visited with a
number OF friends Of former days
here.
game of basketball had been
scheduled for Wednesday night here
with Sioux Falls College but was
nnally called OF on account of the
big game next week with the quint
from Vermillion which will play here
on the S23rd. 1t was thought that pos
sibly ths attendance would be les
sened by too many games and the
lesser contest was cancelled. This
evening the team and coach will leave
Tor Brookings. They will play there
Friday night and Saturday will meet
Huron, returning to Mitchell Sunday
morning
The Athenians entertained the
Adelphians at q Valentine party in
the parlors Of Memorial Hail last,
Monday evening. The parlors were
appropriately decorated and here 4
ye.rryssocial time was spent. An infor-
mai banquet was served In the din
Ing room. The AFFAIR was chaperoned.
NV Misses white and Jennings.
M Dr.. Kerfoot returned home last
Thursday evening and the next morn
mt ia chapel told Sc q number 81
events of Ills recent trip east III the
anterests az the school. on the way
s6ack rs stopped at Hamline and
l6ssallrned that they we're making earn
tpreparations Tor the debate with
suakota WESLEYAN which viii be held
n April IL Mitchell
Tbs chief subject of conversation
sr,oloently 81 seen tie outbreaks az
SiniiGasiss ana through which three
3 arc under quuaranAne 81 the
dc,drmhlitory. Asnumber j Z students
ssnffctedtbutn not III any such mum
Gsato cause any great excitement.
i one 81 ths most delfghtfulS xrd
as1mptuxous anairs Of the year the Kan
h esswNsre the kuests 81 the Philo.
aathiiiianSss last aMfotnday evening at the
holne of Mas Ruth Daniels On East
Ffrs avenue. III honor of st. val
ri Y, ;patrt6Rjssafn& IL the the
home vas decorated with symbolic
Aearts ma cupids. a short musical
SaprroSram was gfven, Including i read
SinE NJ isss Karnes. delicious
luncheon was served at the %conclus.
lon OF the AFFAIR.
The photographs and matter are
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-17
AUCTION SALE.

I Will cell at public auction on, the
arls Ortman farm. 4 miles west and.
ID miles north Of Mitchell, and 4 miles
east and 3 milesnorth of Mt. Vernon,
. nEsTuesday. Feb. %, commencing at
IOo'clock sharp. the following prop-
srty: Nine head OF horses, several
j / Witch are Btandard bred, and two
aiof the mares with foal; is head
sof cattle, which consists Of good
Edairy cows. with calves BY side,
andsthesrest are soon to be fresh: 4
sSsprtng calves, q bull, and 8 head
coming two years old; 80 head Of
\ gfltssan stock hogs.#of the Poland
sChina variety and many are eligible
ho register % tons Of hay; 1875
Barred Plymouth Rock chickens.
sPekin Ducks; 80 bushels OF potatoes.
Farm Machinery---two wagons,
mower. hay rake, corn binder, fan
ming MIN and many odds and ends.
eome household goods. Free lunch
y 3
IeFIlnss 6aIe-AIl sums Of SO
andnnder cash; y that amount
#teR months time will be given on
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. security. bear
[niidgissiilNSpI,slrcent Interest.
assS aCraton. a~uctioneer: N. r.
N setton. clsrk.
E NAs4 b Y. Hansell, Owner.
4Xk4n
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Hut some Of Them Iook-d the Morse for
wear when nantinIi, va, Rrachcd

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t..... a.. -:EIE-t d 80 agh' W. q"
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,.y.. g 49," MT N.a,.ral p.sr-..t
curt. lee ays..". Mans. .-Ea. ...
T,:..rsdav afternoon. H"ra-.o saawn y..,-
'srdav abo.' -" .1.-' !u.G.ng
The a~@ vas'aa' 81 = -aaIm Feb ueEg
against Leopold 1."n 9 ~ Walton
,'rre' cohen .ir-."~ n ! 1'SSiou :o-
III. ~-uvAr- IN - 'ews - ,hYis' .Ar.'v
be-. aarg alleged hat oL"n Engaged p. N
az salary n. So a wssN. from ON"rnb..r
sG'I. MAY. 20 .TVs~' gate another MISSION
AIRY who, - = alleged. had "'!saprr0pri-
a'ed :Inds q a r!ig!oIs SOC ETY. When
al the svIdenC" had been taNen the Jury
was ioCSed "a The JIry room.
II was said Yesterday rr a''aCGss 4
IN. court that from time - time While
the jury was locked up there were roGs.S
% a scIff'e and several fa..- When tho
:. -e-!aU .a.i they had agreed on YER
dot u vas LC'icai tina, son" Of he r,'en
were -; Hna br.ls"! and 'hsir wearing
pare. was y disorder
Tie verdict AWARDED SIS week -
Fe.-te-G. V.''h -" Justice consiferai
0e-s,y". ara p -"''.ss = aS.ge 80 ~.
formed Cohen tat r" void grant J. g..
a rev '-,sI. ,. 'ar" :. s'" u the fall
lac h~r.raEE.c. o. tI.'.nu - tie ivy
'."E 90. 3. .:... ...-r"- D." ~ made - then.
~ u'yrGd ~a"..g '..a' 'Icre Lad been
a scrap 'a'v G'..ncG e. X INTO te'a
I; Wa slan nat the .E.' started b.. a 80
- the yrrlIG r" - -" 80" Jews against
'ga tnIss.tfgF'
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THT mo uIiTION urrr.
Intcrnat IoHaI Contr.ts wnI nrSin Of tar
drn at, on Octohrr rs

A. = meeting ut'he ,'mu .'t". 100 ,hlr.:''
e rtI~lng IN" funds 'nr IL" INTERNAL IuuAI
aviation tsgrldu"r. 70 Garden ny
- was decided Yesterday ., ur-n re.
woridB mr", IN OytD!"r - aui e.. -
D. IA October 3. having the race Tor the
International sped trophy 1n October ::
Dang ~" firs; three days of the meet .
ing az elimination rlc- will probably b."
held tu select he three American aNiturs
who are 'p &c ~ m" CIp ic offenders
I.' ."'e.ut'Iouli BALBOA race I'll
start from ~ In,U- On october -. art
Is several iurp. nan contestants are 81
i.Ct-d 20 'Fk" part m 10Th the balloon
race Ird o." ,It'inn Contest u j. proh,. ole
th't they ~'li Iii from - Louis t. the
Nl1 ~'Ic coast 90 her h4lInon~ reaching
\r~ lo-k ~ tam" Tor 49, h"IvIar than
AR rstTluion- gip cout.'s' & - Rolls 4
fnElInd - -ut- ed '".. both cont 80 and
- Is "Nt-Cfrt the several -! IN" French
tsrnrau-- ~. want 20 take part M uutA
international -.t,,-
RacIng i"TopLn.as 81 special h. ~ aye
row N-Irg hunt m trls country ana abroad
20 r' Us''d .u the contest Tor ~. -r,...i
cha mV tJurhIp. and u - tn" 'ST'S tdtluu
- som. ut 10" 'oI"mOri aNIa'or- that tH.'
WINNER e "a" trophy this Year viii IIH.
20 show = -y....d 4 .ry.ntV ulI.- An .,,.-
or letter Among n" American AVIATOR
who WI tax" Tart "a ~" ,'Ip!-I D.iN
tou~ua m"ut ir" Glenn II ,ur'.sS. 'Lv
NrEE' brothers ,r he. TIA med a v.a-uI~
thAfIp- n lia;r'fuu. 4 g Ma - Ihu,nl-
- RIdwtn Harry " Harkl"s- rhHcri
X Harmon and others Who ar,. ~'.,l m ~.
aInaie. class
Ia" programme { events - now .sIur
ara. -. att AaEu'.a, "'u-Vi AL, soon go
made. r: = Il-f u IrIs"s \ -rI-, sentative.
IT a." kn~r club e Am"r,,t W.. soon
I-lr'' tor E4rp'. go arrange 10. ~-v,....
~p,,la. features ( 10. programme M,f..
ua IT," International a. L'a,u :".i ~
Garden iI'v aas r"..r -'arfsl .ar..-- N
I.A,U'f ~ IA l''l engaged - ....
:. ns'r tHI '.e ,oVs'-'Ig'I's. - fu.. .....-
,ugs grand -ia'.l- A'.G .aS.gC o.' &c.
g.. ~" ,,-G contract ',r the W,.a &c. "a.
lN Irdsr - -.H.. - I,--....
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f,,tD, var FoE ,VVrV,rfoV
assps~ss . sss .. fsse~vusss~.a - ~
rr.vsaEhfy Hyttts

"H...fH H 80 so
fHvrss r.tIv ~ annual pssnini-n
l hiH 1sr...f-f So i@st 'sa nifhs ., fhs Hnssl
f-s' t.Hrgi -s-tfhs-.us pr-.ishnG " =
F-.hrs tnastitn Wnt-s-r q F,nans-
.I..Ii. -s-f sr.--,-h ~ -FsN ~ ssit 10.
-sfH.H-.t 90 go E~merutua s'r~ants - -ar
700 fnst rHraIItf.uu ~hirh v-r- ~nf~r'na
tInH.t fr.~t fH- tnii-zt ~fas~s auu-nE
.srr~ .Ht.-s rI'--. streams --r- 49,
..Hrrsaf tusi Fs. Hfr-si sb-v susiid r7n'intH~
f. Sos nfH fH., fH1tnininn H- d~fenfi-si
'.H fH ssi..tr Irr. saf.u regulations. ~hirh
Hs slt.l s~r- afrfs,i slisiY 81 ~nc'rurastnT
fTs- ass lssIy o. sfI.sss.si anil ii-rpurag-
.nx fb.a-- nas .,H's-,i fs th- r1.lntrv
In -efrr~ur- o. -. sii-E-st feeling IN
'ty1r = anfsyHtlun o., 'h- Unt'-fi S's'---
w Fs.Iirt -, Itrrst fb.r- st- u~v-s
r.."usnf rn ,is4sil history uhsn ann-S
arlrn vr- 's-- srn-t,l-r-d than now III
,anasiian. Hl.l tho utmost rs-g.rt for th~
OIL" iuitst -tatr- huf tb-v we're Is-t~r
uinssi 'Fat wfii~ they wuuh MAINTAIN
fH" ls.-' pn--.hl" relations WITH th-t-
sH'tfh-rn n-tEhhpr th-v sufIIt uurk o'I'
'h"ir rru problem uf government ant
wu'tii rrrIaln thoroughly British
o." -T.-ak-r ruphasiss,i his hslisf that
Do" 'ntnm"r, al treaties With IN. JhIt-si
state Franz. O.rnany AMI oti,-S ma
tIuu- 900 ur Sisr int-rfsr~,i wi'h canada
fun lh"r'y - raE" any d--irrd pr-i
.rrut.tl a--lr .~fu"ut- with Great Britain
M" Iafi Il Irrw-. secretary 70 stat.
FOR tho ',l.u''-. -aii that a. a H"rnb.r
1T rho Gus"ruG.rt L~ welcomed the fart
that canadian au'pnomy NV applied tn
beer u.'rna'uu nal relations There mi ht
n.. % -4I-rticiAl appearance. that the bu-
ruruinu WA making q movement toward
complete Insi"p-ud.'nC'. but u was not So
canada action Wa not meant g. b~ IN
dependent. hut was combined and con
J,sr',si
\ number - prominent Canadians and
EuE.sEri,u were present 40 IN" banquet
Replying . an inquiry regarding the
hi-g-i interview IA " hlch h" Was mai.
% ~.y 's.t f.- Canadians are ds-irous
{ a.u-Na'.un ?, the United states
\ irull.' - Archibald Douglas. retired
r,> sem q wireless, message from "a"
Steamer M"Eaattc declaring that h" gave
~ interview y" any new -paper IN canada
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
Or. I. Y. HROCkTaI SrRICkL>.
New ! orb PM stefan Taken ~ at IIamIi.
ton COLLEGE commencement

tIT.A Lily Or 4 Norton Brock
vav { New York city class 81 81. Ham.
ia college. suffered stroke % apo
J..Ny a; '.a home o.! Nelson ' Baker n
,..tcn Ia: H.gE- Dr. BT1CkVay az
.erded tie Ca.a:Eencsrlel: sxer .sc-. az.
yesterday afternoon Was pre-en- - tar
a.;.a.ai banquet. Las; night hs ra'.-"i
apparently n good health. tu' failed -
az ear FOR nreak!As' this morning We
". - found ~ an .nconsc.- - condition
ard Up o this afternoon Gas not recovered
cons, lO'lsns-s
pr RgoCkway is che q 'Ee beard =
trustees u Hamilton College and has
ue-l for several years He = dCno- p.
tie BroCkway "atrance prize and - proU3l-
neatly connected with college ASair-
he j, .-sy.DsT { the Dei'a Kappa -
sion fraternity.
Dr. Brockway = abol; - years old
HIS wife died some years ago. since n"r
death he has made his home with NE
family Of Almond : Corte= ~ 'ta Ha-'-
lev Hall apartments al a.; Central Park
West lie has been n tad health for some
tine.
Robert y. Brockway Of Fast Grams e. .
sen Of Dr Bro-kway. received q telegram
from C..-ton yesterday afternoon The
Telegram sad that his father waA very
wv The son left For Clinton. last niSht
4 daughter Of Or BrockwAy = Ms.
1: .!or-ou NAvdeiI 81 New Rochelle
Dr.. BroCkwsy Ua@ graduated !ro.j 80
"-"egr 81 Physicians and Surgeons q