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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-04
GAVE THE PRESIDENT
SOMETHING FOR HIS THROAT.

Washington. Nov. President
Taft was receiving big delegation
of business men at the east room of
the White House the other day when
Captain Archie Butt. military aide,
whose duty it is to perform intro.
auctions on such occasions. present
ed man to the executive whose
face seemed strangely familiar.
President Taft hnrriedly searched his
mind for a clue to the mans iden-
tity as he shook hands the name
not having caught his attention.
I'm glad to meet you, Mr.. Pres
ident," the man began. Il hear that
you are expecting to deliver several
speeches between now and election
time and
No SIR interposed the executive,
I have decided not to enter into the
lmpaign at all. =
But began the man hesita-
ngly, you'll probably make some
,eeches some time soon anyway
ow-', and the man squared him
self OF the first requisite of q
public speaker. is clear throat, ,
\ throat that isn't hoarse. want yo,
Ito accept box Of my cough drop
ana keep them in your pocket, takini
one Just before you begin on you
speeches. Z
II was then that the executive re
Inembered where he had seen tina
face before and with q broad smil
put the cough drops In his pocket.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-04
GOVERNMENT TO GET LINZ
RETURNING CANADIANS

Washington. Nov. Customs Of
ficers stationed at or near the Cana
dian boundary have been directed to
notify the immigration inspectors of
the arrival of household goods Of
immigrants. The inspectors will al
SO examine the entry papers in order
that the owners of the household
goods can be located and accounts
for in the immigration records. One
object Of the regulation is said to be
desire to get record of returning
Americans.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-04
THOUSANDS FILE ON
GOVERNMENT LAND.
In the Conner ~ Alene District. WheI,
Land Reservation Opened
This Morning.

Couer d Aiene, Nov. Thou
.Ands of settlers made a rush to file
hen the government reservation
ere opened today. and those who
rev lucky numbers but did not file,
,st their chance last night.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-04
AUTO|ST IS ON
TRIAL FOR MURDER
SECOND TIME IN THE HISTORY
SUCH a CASE is TRIED.
CRIMINAL IS A MILLIONAIRE
Edward r. ROsenheimcr Being Tried
for the Murder of Miss Anna
McKabe ON Aug. 10.

New York, Nov. 1.-Edward 7
Rosenheimer. millionaire, is or
trial for murder. because he raj
down with his auto on Aug. IS g
buggy containing Miss Anna McKabe
and George Vedder Miss Mckabe
was killed and Vedder was crippled
This is the second time in the his
tory of the country that a man is or
trial for mprder because of an auto,
mobile RAINING over and killing any
one.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-04
JAPANESE ARE TO WELCOME
THEIR CRUISERS.

Honolulu, Nov. L. In eager ex-
pectancy the Japanese colony is wait
ing the arrival in port tomorrow of
the cruisers Asama and Kasagi Of
the Japanese fleet. Elaborate en-
tertainment is being prepared for
the officers and men. From Honolu-
lu the two cruisers viii proceed to
San Francisco.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-04
CHICAGO SOCIETY WOMEN
PICkETED ON STREETS.
Ihey Have, CARRIED as Garment Wor.
kers. Indueed Many More to
Join the Strike.

Chicago, Nov 1.-Society women
CARRIED as women garment strikers.
are picketing the streets and have
induced many to join the strike.
They are watching for the thugs who
are said to he employed by their en-
ployers to intimidate the women
strikers.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-04
IOWA MOTHERS CONGRESS
MEETS AT DESMOINEs

Des Moines, Ia, August IA very
large attendance marked the open.
ing of the fifth biennial meeting OF
the Iowa Congress of Mothers in the
Unitarian church here today. Many
prominent speakers will be heard at
several sessions, which will last three
days.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-04
NORTHWEST CORNER TOWN
PLANNING FOR WATERNORKs

Ardmore, S. d., Nov. 1.-Ardmore
is to have waterworks. The present
plan is to run line of mains from
the lake through the town. BY means
OF gasoline engine, a large tank can
be kept filled and good supply of
water maintained.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-04
TAFT TO RETAIN FRANK
HITCHCOCK IN CABINET

Washington, Nov L. President
Taft is pleased with the work of
Frank Hitchcock as postmaster gen.
eral and has announced he will be
retained in his cabinet during his adj
ministration.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-04
DRAPEI, HUNTERS START
FOR THE BLACK HILLS

Draper, S. D., Nov Carl An
derson and Harry Robsahm have
gone to the Hills to spend couple
Of weeks hunting deer, elk and bear
DR.. Hunt is also sending some of his
hunting traps with them, excepting
to join them later. The party will
camp out.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-04
Y0oNG GIRL IS
SLAIN BY LOVER
SiXTEEN-yEAR.0T GIRL MUIR.
DERED WHEN SHE REFUSED
TO EiOPE WITH MAN.
HE HAS SEVERAL CHILDREN
Mobs of Citizens Hunting for Marin
Rollins, Who after Crime rs
capped into Kentucky.

charlottesville, Mo-. Nov. L.
Mobs of citizens are hunting for Mar
in Rollins, aged IS, who slew Miss
Annie Austin, aged IS, because she
refused to elope with him. Rollins
is a divorced man, with several chi.
dren. He is believed to have he'd to
kentucky.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-04

ring W mar the TRIP was the loss OF
Mr.. Everts, who was either lost in
the mountains or killed by the In
dams. A search lasting eight days
was made for the missing man, but
no trace of him could be found. Mes
srs. Trumbull and Smith searched
the shores of the lake, while general
Washburn and Mr.. Langford Travelled
south of the headwaters of the Snake
river. While in camp on the lake
snow fell to the depth of two feet.
An inventory of provisions was then
taken, and on September II most of
the party started for the Madison.
with enough provisions to carry them
home, leaving Mr.. Gillette and Mes
srs. More and Williamson Of the Sec
ond cavalry to prosecute the search.
An extraordinary scene was wit
messed In the United States district
court yesterday, when fifty-one Win
nebago Indians became naturalized
citizens of the United States before
Judge Nelson. Their principle object
IS to obtain title in fee simple to the
lands they now occupy. The exam
nation was the same as foreign
born persons are required to pass. A
large number Of people were on hand
to witness the novel scene. Judge
Nelson started them on their new
career with some good advice and
hearty wishes for their future pros
perity.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1910-08-04
A Mistaken Idea.

AS editor Of a newspaper we do not
propose to act as detective, but we as
sure the Republican that if Democrat
prosecuting attorney so utterly failed
TO enforce the law as does the Repub-
lican prosecuting attorney of fancy we
would ask the governor to remove him,
and we further eau say Democrat
governor would do so.-Taney County
Democrat.
Two weeks ago in answer to an
attack Of the Democrat upon the
prosecuting attorney we showed
that one of the troubles IN securing
convictions was the inability TO Sc
cure evidence. and asked if the
editor of the Democrat knew OF
any violations of law knew OF
them so he could hold up his hand
and swear TO them. The above
paragraph is part of his reply. He
also said that he should not be
''asked to take the place OF the
prosecuting attorney, circuit Judge
and grand Jury" nor as ''detec-
tive for the prosecuting attorney
Of Taney"
We want to take those remarks
up and discuss them, not from the
standpoint of Republican or a
Democrat nor in a spirit of contro-
Versy between one editor and an
other, but in the light of good
citizen and from the standpoint of
the ethics of the legal profession.
For not only do we believe that
the editor of the Democrat has a
misconception of the duties of the
prosecuting attorney but many Cit
.izens have the same mistaken idea
From the remarks quoted it would
seem that the Democrat man has
1he idea that the prosecuting at.
Iorney should be detective, that
me should go TO any place where il
Is thought crime is being commit,
TED and lie In wait to catch the
'offender.
1t is accepted as one of the ethic:
OF the legal profession that nc
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1910-08-04
Life On Panama Canal.

has had one frrghtful drawback-malari
trouble that has brought suffering sn
death to thousands. The germs caus
ch.Is, fever and ague, billiousnes
jaundice, lassitude, weakness and gene
al debility. But Electric Bitters new
fail to destroy them and cure malar
troubles. Three bottles complete
cured me of very severe attack
malaria writes Wm. A. Fretwell
Lucama, N. c., and I've had goo
health eversince." Cure stomach, livi
and kidney troubles and prevent L
rhoid. soc. Guaranteed by A. I
Parrish.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1910-08-04
For Congress.

Returns are coming in slowly and
seem to indicate the nomination of
Chas. A. Crow as the Republican
candidate for Congress. However, the
friends of Hon. David w. Hill have
not yet given up hope and he may
yet prove the winner.
On the Democratic ticket there was
no doubt and J. J. Russell is the nomi-
nee by practically unanimous vote.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1910-08-04

In the nomination Of Duncan
Campbell, John r. Combs and w.
A. Branson the Republican party
offers to the voters a county court
of competent men we'll distribted.
One is from the east end of the
county, Que from the west and one
from the north central.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1910-08-04
MOORE Wins.
The Judge RenOminated in Tuesdays
Primary, ReRfro Running Second
and IurkEead Third.

Judge John T. Moore was renomin-
ated at the primary Tuesday for Judge
OF the 31st circuit. The exact vote is
not yet obtainable but he had plur-
ality OF about 1000 over WE. Renfro,
who ran second. Asberry Burkhead
ran very poor third. At the outcome
1t was peculiar race. In the last two
weeks Renfro developed wonderful
strength in the east end and carried
Douglas and Ozark counties. Moore
carried Stone, Christian and Taney
counties. Burkhead carried no coun-
ties and was second man in only two,
Taaey aud Christian. He ran better
in fancy county than any where else.
Judge Moore ran best where best
known. He carried his home county,
Christian, by about 500. He carried
his cid home county, Stone, by $50.
This is the home county of Repfro,
who lost it. Burkhead was the hind
man in his home county, Douglas, Judge
Moore beating him by 100 and Renfro
beating him by 200. Renfro ran best
where least known. He lost his home
county but carried Douglas and Ozark
;yhere he had scarcely been heard of
tx weeks ago.
We cannot help taking considersh',e -
personal satisfaction in the nomination
OF Judge John T. More. From the
beginning of the fight, which began
several months ago, certain opposition
papers have have continually referred to
Judge Moore as the candidate of the
ianey Coanty Republican. We have
lever asaed the charge and if Judge
Moore has we have never heard of it.
'ooge Moore was oGr candidate be-
'ause we believed him the best ouali-
led man for the place. He was our
'anoloate sanfl more on account of
nc EgSts T.ade against him. This
fs4'1 @@ made largely by men who
fa'u ost cases in Judge Moore's court.
ney couldn't handle him and conse-
quently were against him. His de-
feat would have been reputation of
impartiality and fearlessness on the
bench. For these reasons he was our
candidate and for there reasons he is our
candidate still. And John T. Moore,
the candidate of the Taney County
Republican, won in the primary and
he will win in the November election.
In the fight for the nomination Judge
Moore has had the active opposition Of
such good Republican papers as the
Crane Chronicle, the Galena Oracle,
the Taney County Democrat and the
Ozark Democrat, and we feel perfectly
safe in predicting that in the general
election he will have the opposition Of
at least the Taney County Democrat
and the Ozark Democrat
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1910-08-04
No Paper Next Week.

For several weeks we have been
behind. getting out the paper day
late. We know that this is not sat-
lsfactory to ourselves OF our sub
scribers. Our office and machinery
is badly in need of overhauling.
We have therefore decided it would
be more satisfactory to miss one
weeks issue, overhaul our plant and
catch up. For this reason there
will be no issue of THE REPUB-
LICAN next week.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1910-08-04
RESULT IN T'ANEY.
Republicans Nominate an Excellent
County Ticket Which will Be
Elected in November.

It's all over. The ticket Is uamcd.
And the people that is, the rank and
file of the Republican voters named
it. Put pin, there and remember it.
A little bossing mighty little-was at
tempted, but it got run over, One
place this was noticeable was in the
collectors race If Bob Patterson had
made his own race without any arsist-
ance there would probably have been
different tale to tell. Bat when Ger
tain element got behind him and went
to making his race for him and attacked
Jim Reese, and Reese got out and
made his own fight, Reese wen with a
majority over the other thrice candi-
dates. In the race for PROSECUTING at
torney some gumshoe Statesmen got
out and tried to switch enouj.h of the
anti-Adams vote to DunnigaI = to re
vent Wilson Fosa getting al plurality,
but if failed. In the other ices the
contest was left to the candida asst
should have been in all caser e|
best qualified men and the tells on
paigners won. 90 aliiOis
So mark it down again, the 2lcKiy al
can ticket is peoples tickeo o1uggi
Y ID zz..o-,,
mated by the people and noe keS'0'a'
bosses On the other hand .thginning
ocrat;c ticket was nom;natedments5
closed door caucus by hand I'll hsf |
bosses. And don't forget this, La
vote for any candidate on the n
cratic ticket is a vote for boss rup yo
vote for any Republican candid durD
vote for rule by the people. M
issue, is squarely up to the pafessololiil 'ii5.
fancy county.
Henry Blunk defeated D. FMc-
Conkey for representative by w of
514 to 401. If
The vote on presiding judge as: {
Beeler 216, Brown 279, Campbell n. t
For judge of the county courtfr f
the eastern district the vote was. jim In
R. Combs 214. VIM. ]. Rhosds 18I
In the western district WA BraM
received 317 against 222 for Enoc u
Matthews. ID
For probate Judge John L. Nor
received sos to 417for John P. BIZ,
For circuit clerk James ClRI
("Doc") Davis defeated J. A. wa, 4
by vote OF Sal to 362. I'll
The people endorsed the ofid
record IF James B. Hicks, present a.
future county CLERK, by TT to 241F
Alfred d Kcnner, II
The race fer recorder was a i'd
sided affair, H. 7. Carver receivin Ell
votes, M. f. Jackson 288, U. G.. Jof'
son 372 and Arthur Parrish 237.
The race tor prosecuting attorq
was the closest Ct all. w. R. Ad4'
receiving 800 votes, 7. P. DunniH'
1913 and G. B. Wilson 500.
For collector Fred Boyd reeei}
155 votes, James Cummings 9, RI
Patterson 21O and James Reese Al
In 5astiec to Mr.. Cummings it shot
| be stated that he Withdrew from
race few days before the primary
after the tickets weie printed and i
votes he got wer7 voted by his frieM
who had not heard of his withdrawal. I
The above figures are from the ut
official returns and are only approxiI
naately correct. The official returnsl
however. will change them but slightly
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1910-08-04
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

ror Iudre of the Supreme Court.
John C. BROWN.
For State superintendent OF Pubic
Schools:
VIM. p. EVANS.
tor Railroad and Warehouse Commits
sioner:
FRANK A. .WIGHTMAN.
.For Representative in Congress, l4th
District:
CHARLES A. GROW
or
DAVID w. HILL.
For Judge OF the Circuit Court, 'olst
Judicial District:
JOHN T. MOORE.
For Representative:
HENRY NJ. BLUNK.
For Presiding Judge of County Court:
DUNCAN CAMPBELL.
For Judge of County Court, Eastern
District
JOHN r. COMBS.
For Judge of County Court. Western
District:
WILLIAM A. BRANSON.
For Probate Judge:
JOHN L. MORROW.
For Clerk of the Circuit Court:
JAMES C. DAVIS.
For Clerk of the County Court
JAMES B. HICKS.
For Recorder of Deeds:
ULYSSES G. JOHNSON.
For Prosecuting Attorney:
GEORGE B. WILSON.
For Collector:
JAMES W. REESE.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1910-08-04

THEODORE P. DUNNIGAN is al
most as good promiser as Wm.1
j. Bryan.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1910-08-04

Now watch Henry Bunk skin
that CO w right.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-18
THE BOLTED DOOR brings home in pic

rT1HE BOILED DOON DTiLgS nome IL pI~-
turesque direct fashion one phase ot our
great national vice Of extravagance- / tsn I
confined to money. II YOU consider baseball
language. for instance, you viii realize This at
once. We don't care a whoop for The positive
or the comparative. Nothing but the surerla-
tive satisfies US, and We always want that
raised to the nth power.
The most interesting, the most valuable. thing
in this new serial is the accuracy with which Il
weighs the ~aIuc Of money. Nothing Is more
certain in this world than the fact that. when
the physical needs Of food, clothing, and shel-
ter are safeguarded, money isn't usually worth
a quarter the price paid for it. But there IS no
use preaching about It, beyond the JOY Of hear
ing oneself talk Not one Of US Will be satisfied
until we have q chance to prove it for ourselves.
We could prove it, II we wanted to work hard
enough: but what we want is 70 sit IN q nice.
comfortable place, and have somebody come
along and careless1y toss US few millions or
so. Even If that could happen, It wouldn't
prove anything beyond the fact that few OF Us
are competent 10 handle much money II We
had it. But we are mighty willing to Try
New-York tribune., 1910-09-18

MAYBE YOU think we are talking about the
new serial long time in advance, es-
pecially when Cynthia's Chauffeur IS so ez-
citing. You see, The BoIted Door IS 1vorth
talking about; not 50 much because OF It's N
teresting plot, but because Of its significance
1t hits us where we Americans are weakest
No. it isn't b. foreigner. but by a real Arseri-
can. who is familiar with foreign lie and can
see things all the more clearly It gives him
what Matthew Arnold calls sense Of proper
ton.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-18
THE CHEMIST IN PUBLIC sERVIC

by W c. Dumas. proves It 81 one p
r:cu,a- scientific field. The dream The T.
chemists If al. are r:el.-g compared --
actual Accomplishments O.. -he.- III IN s-a
tihc successors And -h.oE how r.
,hev have added 70 The comfort a-l -aq2-a
of the human family Khan successful -als-
.a.:or could possibly have Go1e-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-18
The New Serial and

NOU viii not skip lightly over orr next na--
L Der while waiting :c- the -- rial. Y
couldn't Z. unless ED- ignored T. -1er.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-18
coUATTER BILL. by Roy Ea--- sas,-

S0UATIEK Bill. y N'1 IT s ! 81
~ YOU cant escape from. .- ane ar
so big. There ism. any writer po--a
zeal men With soul and hear moving
,Hao Rey Norton l. IS -r Thing
know such a-ea. and @ great ---, Ike ot5.-
know them. TheE make a= -- better ar
happier. The be-- If ali stories az. hose Ct Il
here and @o"---ae stories chat age all a5o-
rs. which ve oaa-t see a@tL SONG ne maxi
rs understand -ae-1.-:o- -aese .ar5 are Il
be-. days, and they are richer 81 -.1aa1cs Is
in everything else -1an chose -a. have
before. Only those tra- are 90 corr are be---
New-York tribune., 1910-09-18
.ORCHY HITS A TEsTY ONE

knight q the Red Head IN ca-ic' vi
that fea-zoue thing. an entirely -nF5,-
woman Who Is bound 20 prove her q. 2ac--
and out Of season. It's a love story 2 rs-
with one Of ,he best characters -.ac s.
Ford has given Us
New-York tribune., 1910-09-18
DERTAINING TO POLITICS

Marcus Strong. IS clever sac.-.. sto-
what may happen VIXEN women ar. more T.
tive in politics. L IS brilliantly a- n
The evening world., 1910-12-17
Win
From Freshmen
in Cane Sprees
Close Struggle in Bouts Be-
tween the Two Lower
Glasses at Columbia.

Fighting gamely throughout. the Co.
lumbla freshmen lost TO the sophomores
In the annual cane sprccs, the lattei
securing four OF tho seven bouts. The
contests were interesting n hard
fought.
Roos did the best work for the second
year men when Ito duplicated his feat OF
last year by winning the two heavy
weight bouts. MacCarthy. II. entered
three OF the bouts and. although he only
won one. put up "A game fight In the re.
naming two.
Tn, sprecs started with MacCnrthy.
II, opposed to Oakly. 10. Tho former
defeated Oakly In a sharp. hard fight
and tho freshman cheering section wen,
wild. The next three bouts we're won
by Farrell. Roos m Brady OF 1918. Mac.
Donald and King of 1914 evoned up the
score. however. by winning over Howell
and Durkee respectively.
Roos. -. won the next bout with
MacCarthy and secured the victory for
the sophs.
The evening world., 1910-12-17
National League Voted to Have
UmpireS' Eyes Examined,
and Browns Sold.

TIE big guns Of baseball have
been spiked. the magnates have
gone nome for Christmas and
with the smoke clearing away we find
But i've new things lone. The National
League umpires are 10 have their eyes
examined and the American League club
OF st. Louis has been transferred from
Col. Robert Hedges to a silk-stockinged
crowd OF clubmen. Those things might
just as well have been done by mail.
At the last minute the magnates OF
tho National League got cold feet on
the ll2-game schedule and instructed
the committee to prepare one covering
l54 games. as has been the case for the
past ten years. In other words, the sea-
son is going to start and end at the
same time as usual. The latter end OF
the season will not be turned over to
"A series of games between all OF the
clubs of the two leagues. Another pet
scheme has been smashed.
The Joint schedule committee appoint
ed by the two leagues will meet within
a month or so, and after they have
framed up n playing schedule that VIII
prevent as man conflicts as possible
The evening world., 1910-12-17
Bert Keyes Loses
Decision, bui bout
Looked EUen
Walter Little of Chicago De-
clared Winner of t5-Round
Battle at Savannah A. c.

M ~ ~ f''hAhh "hNhsF
SAVANNAH. Dec. l7.-Walter Little
OF Chicago took II hundred kidney
punches and many a slam on tho Jaw.
but was given the decision over Bert
keyes OF New York In their nfteen-
round fight before the Southern A. c.
opinion was divided as to the justnoss
OF The decision, 30 much so that some
winners returned tho money they won.
From the ringside It seemed there was
little to choose between tho men at the
end of the fifteen rounds. Both were
strong and on their feet.
Tho men began iighting from tho
gong. Reyes picked out the kidneys for
MS target and hammered them until
they were rosy. while Little directed
most OF his attack at the jaw,
Tho early rounds gave Keyes n mar.
gin, but he eased up after tho nth nnd
Little evcned matters.