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Evening journal., 1910-03-04

bucket hung. Go to it boys. The only road
to success is by battling.
O-0-O
1t can be inferred from Mr.. shallen-
berger's baseball talk that Mr. Lambert
is an executive Of great powers Of dis
elimination.
900
Chase informs us that the greatest mis-
take OF his life was in staying in New
Castle. He says it is so lonely over there
0-0-O
Ladies who may attend the Riverviev
games are requested to leave their three
foot long hat pins at home.
900
Reeves came in on March 1 like a lion
Hen go out on March 81 (or before like
lamb.
O-0-0
There is at least one other team in thii
village that has a big building to give 4
standing.
O-O-0
Griffths gang may not be much fo'
looks after the Y. NJ. 9. A. boys get dom
with them. but they shall have their pic
lures printed just the same.
900
We have received letter from Mr.. Pet
Evening journal., 1910-03-04
HICHLANDERS
MAKE READY
viii Start South Tomorrow
to Get Spring Warming
up

BY United Press Leased Special WIRE.
NEW YORK. March 4.-Georgo Sf4li'
ings' IIighlanders. the last Of New Yorh
major league teams to get into action. a n
assembling to-day preparatory to tn
descent upon Athens. Ca, for the sprirt
training season. Headed by Hal Chase,
niftiest first baseman IN the busla
thirty athletes, OF varying calibre/ #
"IIo for the southland" to-morY
dozen other candidates win either p''
cd up on the way or join thc''"'"
Athens.
The Highlanders are no lceer oo.1.
cred joke I'm the America beasV7 -,
season they finished nth. jump o. W. ~
notches from 1905 and this year 0sN,n",'
has put third place as the lowest 49,.
While stallings viii haye the usual I'LL .,.,,,
ber Of raw recruits, heN VIII p'oo'y,, ~.
make quick shifts Of a lot dsf them iol W.
Highlander team for ,olO is precls5,r.tss
IN sight just now. The team last seaFn
was made up largely OF youngsters and
was the culling Of about nifty experiments.
This year the only places in doubt are
shortstop, one outhelder and few bait
terry candidates.
Evening journal., 1910-03-04
LAWSON'S LEAGUE
READY FOR PLAY

BOSTON. March 4.-rhe virtual COM
pletion of plans for new baseball league.
TO embrace playing clubs in the cities Of
Boston, Providence. Brooklyn. New
York, Newark, Paterson, Trenton. Phila-
delphia and Baltimore, ana operating un-
der a holding company styled The
United States Baseball League Assocla-
tion. incorporated" has been announced
here.
The league has already signed more
than 100 players, secured parks in six Of
the eight cities and has sites in view in
the two remaining cities, Boston and
Providence. 1t VIII open its season or
May 1, closing Labor Day. and playing q
schedule OF 126 games.
Being outside the national agreement
the league will open the gates to Negro
p ayers, three Of whom have been signed
for each team. DR.. G.. II. a. Lawson, OF
wilmington. Dell is president OF the asso'
ciation.
Evening journal., 1910-03-04

Madden. dated Battery Park, New Castle.
From Mr.. Madden's communication, which
is somewhat personal and intimate We
gather the impression that Battery Park
is not going to be very comfortable
berth for Traynor this year.
Traynor, here's tip: Let us not repeat
mistake when there are so many new
ones to be made.
O-O-0
A Market street department store pro-
prietor has offered "scotty'' a full set Of
bells II he hits SO this year.
o-o--o
If Devinney continues TO make tho noise
that made him such congenial company
last year he may get a sub-berth in tho
Windsor quartette
Although we wern't there we were close
enough to know there was a sound OF
revelry by night"
O-0-0
We receive6 from AIurooney yesterday
box OF "comet" cigars which we prompt.
ly divided among Reeves. Mousley. Mad.
den and Welsh. Nothing loaded for US
Muirooney, please.
O-O-O
How thoughtful and considerate, IRE,
marked Traynor and Griffith.
0-O-0
Dave: Shame on you, How did you hap
pen TO mum that one OF the buck. WhC
doesn't know l have put the bells on yol
againl Pay some attention TO the 'Fourtl
estate" or begob I'll stop me paper.
Reeves.
900
Apropos OF something the ignorance O
which will do you no harm. a man can
not achieve popularity without having 4
stand for somo fool admirers.
II 0-O-O
II Mulrooney would take time 20 tall
baseball instead Of forcing March Wind
we'd all be better satisfied.
O-O-0
Inderlied has been well and happy sine
the Y. NJ c. A. got into the big Five
O-O-O
There may be some slight variation a
to looks. but they'll all act alike whei
Mousley's new team hits them.
900
As soon as the league starts something
Griffith Will get tip on what Is goinl
to happen 10 his gas bags.
900
The fact. as it comes out now, is tina
Reeves always had more trouble loosinl
games than winning them.
o-0-o
We have reasons for believing there vii
be the usual number of fair enthusiast
Evening journal., 1910-03-04
TENTH WARD WHOOPS
"5y Bill"

st. Paul's was greatly handicapped
during the latter part of last season on
account Of the accident that happened
TO Eddie Glenn, but we hope that moth
ing win happen to Eddie this year. as
he is without doubt tower OF strength
behind the bat.
Tommy McDonough, the manager OF
st. Paurs for the coming season, says
that his team was the winner last
year and will also come out on top
this year.
Many managers in the Catholic
League are crying for this years pen
nant but take notice that Tommy is
not wearing that expression.
Was watching Bill Farley using his
wing the other day and from the APP
pearance. think that Bill viii not have
any bad throws this season.
From the way in which Eddie shan
non goes around the floor in a basket
ball game, / think he will keep the
pitchers and catchers worrying when
he gets on the bases.
Slice Alexander feels as though he Is
pulling them down in left garden all
ready.
AtNi'AA - HioN iilb HdAA dAANaN1F % gNN
can bet that Johnny will be even faster
than last season. Bolen was without
doubt the fastest third baseman in the
league last year.
Fahey is looking better this year SO
we can depend on Howard TO slam
them over in the same old style.
Paul Ryan is anxiously waiting tc
/ don his baseball suit to show the fans
] something.
Mike McDonough win again hold
down first sack for the Tenth Warders
and we will be glad to see him at the
same old station as he is a goodone.
Even the kids IN the Tenth ware
know the reason that Reeves an,
Mousley did not want to see Brownso!
get into the County League.
Indoor practice is certainly agreeing
4 with all the players.
Evening journal., 1910-03-04
BROWNSON AND
THE BARRED DOOR"

Sporting Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
am wondering whether there is to
be any chance for Brownson to get
INTO the County League. / believe the
teams that excluded Brownson from the
league have made a mistake. dupont
has strong following. and the other
teams are not far behind when Il comes
to loyal rooters, but believe Brown
son could come to the front with a
larger following numerically than any
OF the County League teams. Cer-
tainly such an organization OF young
men in the interest OF healthy sport is
deserving OF consideration and recog-
milton. To one merely an observer.
and with only what he sees in the
newspapers as a basis for his conclu-
sions, IL seems that the DUPONT team
might have had a fear that Brownson
would wrest its laurels and its pres
tige as leader in the County League.
What would happen 10 DUPONT team,
anyway IL the Brownson members
playing on IL should retire from du-
Pont and ally themselves with the
Brownson team. Certainly under those
conditions Brownson could get to-
gether an aggregation on the diamond
that could defeat any club in the
county league. Maybe this has some-
thing to do with the barring Of tho
door to the West siders.
Frank
Wilmington, Del, March 3. 1910.
Evening journal., 1910-03-04

Since this is a time Of suggested arbi-
tration, why can't Reeves, Mousley and
Mulrooney refer their difference to a
board for settlement
900
Mousley 'is such a man." Last year he
aroused the enthusiasm Of hundreds OF
baseball fans. and this year he will re-
peat the act. That Mousiey will make
good Is - certain. that Il is a shame to
do it. Besides knowing his business, he
can lead men, and make friends, and
those qualities will make him an ideal
baseball magnate
900
Big prospects are in view for the Coun-
" League, and the boys expect to shine
like the glittering star which cast its
rays in the well in which the old oaken
Evening journal., 1910-03-04
REVIVE FIGHT
GAME AT FORT

In a boring match for the lightweight
championship Of Delaware. Corporal j.
p. Neary, of the 45th Company
c. A. c., won in the first round with
q knockout. Neary is open to meet
all comers at a hundred and thirty
eight pounds
Lebowitz, Of the 139th Company. put
out his opponent in the third round Of
their bout.
Wheeler. newcomer in the fighting
game. made his opponent of the 42d
Company, Fort Mott. quiz after the
first round.
Evening journal., 1910-03-04
HORSEY GOES
TO READING

Hanson Horsey, who pitched great ball
for Seaford and Cambridge during the
last three years has landed a job on the
twirling staff OF Che Reading club, OF the
Tristate League. He was strongly recon-
mendcd by Buck Herzog. who played
few games with him IN 1908. when Buck
had his little difficulty with Muggsy Nc
Graw. Buck says Horsey should make
good. Horsey and Dent the Maryland
boy. who is playing with Brooklyn, we're
classmates at Charlotte Hall.
Evening journal., 1910-03-04
WILLIS LEAVES
FOR ST. LOUIS

The Newark friends OF Vic Willis
gave him a farewell reception last
night at the Deer Park Hotel Mr.
Willis left to-day for st. Louis where
he win join the st. Louis Nationals
and go Immediately into training for
the baseball season. He is one OF the
strongest pitchers in the National
League.
Evening journal., 1910-03-04
TYSON GETS TWO
MORE TO TRAIN

Herman Tyson, OF Newark has added
two more horses to his already fine strinl.
OF racers. These horses came from j.. c.
Quinn. Of Germantown. One Of them Peter
Pan. won second money in the Kentucky
Futurity and was purchased BY Mr.. Quinn
after that race for $500 The other one
Dolly Dimple. showed fast in her work
last year and will be. raced along with
Peter Pan this season. Mr.. Tyson Will
place them in training at once.
Evening journal., 1910-03-04

to encore when Mckinney hits out n
double.
O-0-O
So Tommy McDonough has so many
players that he can't work them all?
From our viewpoint Tommy always was
lucky when there wasn't any necessity.
IL may be that he won't have the market
cornered when the bidding starts
0--0-0
Foolish question No. 2.Oo0. 900. .0oo-"IIas
anybody seen Reeves?' Yes-and felt him
0-0-O
After al, they're wouldn't have beer
genuine, old time, rip-roaring panic II
Mousley had appeared.
Evening journal., 1910-03-04
cambridae Wants Bali Team.

CAMBRIDGE. March 4.-There seems
TO be decided sentiment among the
lovers Of baseball 70 have a team here
this season, Notwithstanding the un-
fortunate financial embarrassments Of
last seasons team. The belief pre-
walls that the amount owing can read
lily be raised II the supporters see any
possibility OF avoiding a similar de-
felt this season, should a team be put
into the field.
Evening journal., 1910-03-04
West End WaIIons vlraIninns.

The West End Reading Room bas-
ketball team walloped the Vlrginians
last night in. a game Of basketball In
the West End gym" by a score Of 2S
to 5. The home boys proved too fast
for the "Southerners' and through
out the game they had them guessing
A feature was the passing Of Farrow.
Evening journal., 1910-03-04
CHESTER TO TRY
LOCAL Y. M. C. A.

The Wilmington Y. NJ. c. a. basket
BAH team win play the Chester Y. NJ.
C.. A. team here tomorrow night at
which time one OF the biggest crowds
of tho season is expected.
Evening journal., 1910-03-04
WILMINGTON WINS
AT BOXBALL

The Wilmington boxbail team played
the Market Street a. A. in Philadelphia
Wednesday evening. winning the match
by but two pins. This was the closest
game that has been played I'm this in
ter-city tournament, for the Whining
ton rollers have been walking away
with the games by a broad margin.
Evening journal., 1910-03-04
Consumer, Leaaue Meetina.

The annual meeting of the Della
ware Branch of the Consumers League
viii be held at 2.S0 o'clock on Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Job Fl.
jackson, Eleventh and Washington
streets. Reports of the year viii be
read. All members of the league are
urged 10 be present.
Evening journal., 1910-03-04
man Annt caII.d OF.

WEST CHESTER. March 4.-Jack
CARROTS big drop hunt announced 10
take place tomorrow at Shelters Track,
has been called off owing TO the bad
condition Of the roads and soft soil in
the fields.
Evening journal., 1910-03-04
Emma c. to be Sold Saturday, March
5th, at Klar's Bazaar.

Emma c. has never had any training
except last fall, when Mr.. Klair drove
her IA three races. First race she won
in 2.s5: second I'm 2.S0, and the third
race was won In 226 and has gone q
half in better than HOS
Evening journal., 1910-03-04
seooo a Year For cobb.

AUGUSTA, Ca. March 4.-Tyrus
Cobb received and signed his contract
with the Detroit American League
Baseball Club yesterday. Cobb's con-
tract calls for salary OF $4,000 annu-
ally for three years.
Evening journal., 1910-03-04
Miss currie at John Hopkins.

Miss Elizabeth C. Currie, gradu-
ate nurse Of the Delaware Hospital
OF class 'o6, is taking a post graduate
course at the Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02
ASOCIACION
DE PRODUCTORES DE AzUCAR
DE PUERTO RICO.
LICITACION DE OBRAS

Por acuerdo de la Directiva, Sc sa
ca d pibiico remate la construction de
los edifcios de ia ''Estaci6n EXpp.i-
mental de caiias'', en- Rio Piedras.
Los pianos y 'especificaciones Sc en-.
tregaran a los solicitantes Ell la Sc
cretaria de esta Association. Allen A
altos.
Sc recibiran proposiciones hasta el
miercoles de Diciembre las 4 DE la
tarde.
La Directiva Sc rcserva el derecho
de desechar las proposiciones, total 8
parciamente
San Juan 25 de Noviembre de 1910
Agustin Navarrete
Seer AtariO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02
E entierro de Dorda|

Esta In..Uana, con mucho acompaila-
miento y nna mllsica que ejecuto duran
te eli trayeoJo varias marchas f1nebres,
Sc cfectu6 eI entierr0 del senior Dordal,
muerto aver por un tranvia del mclo
tragico qle va conocen nuestros lee
torres
FL entI-.so SO VIC muy concurrido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02
Ell plan de los republicanos
LA REFORAIA DEL ARANCEL

Nueva York. verneS-I.os republicanos progresistas
favorccen revision pero sobre base cientica
ap0yar;n ninglna medida endente rcducir ell actual
arance Gnicamente e obieto de hacer reducc0n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02
Las quejas de Mr.. Plnchot
ESTA ENCONTRADO CON ROOSEVELT

Nueva York viernes.-Fambien expres6 Pinehot su
poca satisfaction al afecuoso recbmento ell cazador
de leones di6 al Secretaro del Interior clando
trarOn los dos reception dada hace poco por Mrs
Nicholas Longworth honor de padre Washington.
mentada auscncia Mas ha yueltO d al cOronel
Glesde La Convention.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02
Las inConstancias de Roosevelt
EN- DIsPUTA CON LOS SUYOs.

Nueva York, viernes.-El corone Roosevelt, despues
de haber apOyadO e de Clifford Pncho que fue de-
Jado cesante pOr ell Presdene Taft efe de la Dvi
de Bosques del Departameno del Interior que alta
GO duramene al Secrearo del Interior por la parte
homo ell asuntG, esta ahOra dspua protegi
do Todo por de la plataorma de ara de la Con-
yenci6n de Saratoga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02
LA ESCUADRA EN- PELIGR0
HEROISMO DE Los MARlNOS AMERICANOS

Nueya York, vierncs.ia cscuadra americana, actual
mente Cherbourg, trancia uvo fuere lucha
ira temporal Sc informa que siete hombres de la
cuadra ahogarOn cuand0 z0Zobr0 barco vgilante
Los marneros hciercn vaieroso salyamen
de la rpulac0n de iancha de la marina francesa
que haba lido pque debido las fuertes marejadas,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02
EEL AGRESOR DE MR. GAYNOR
VA ESTA EN- Ell BANQUlLLO.

Nneva York viernes-Galagher, eI empleado munich
pal estituido que atent0 la vida del Acalde Gay
nor de New York el momento que embarcaba para
Europa veranO ha sdo evadO ante e tribunal para
ser zgado. La acsac6n de aggression con intenci0n
de matar Gallagher sc ha decEarado cupable
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02
Ell PRESIDENTE PERPETUO
OTRA VEZ PORFIRIO DIAZ

Nueva York, viernes.-Avsan de Mejico que la
remona de aver fue clsodiado de ell Presdcnte
Daz durante la inauguration del per1odo presden
cial Ningn contratempo ocurro que manchase la bri-
llantez del acto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02
NOTIClAS

La leche que Sc eXpende cn algunos
puestos de esta capital, no cs muy reco-
mendable. Aquella cruzada >aludable
y necesaria que emprendieron contra los
lecheroS las autoridades Sanita1ias, pare
.ce que ha entrado ahora en- un periodo
de reposo, y los desaprensivos lecheros
10 aprovechan para slls manipuIaciones
mlsteri0Sas.
No hay que dejar de la mano eSas co
SaS, Senores inspectors de Sanidad.
va que pagamos cara la leehe, i. no sea
francamente un t0sigo, nj que So vaelva
un requez0n a los pocos minutes de be-
nerIa en casa.
Esta noche Sc celebra en- el cine Las
Tres Banderas - ell benefcio del Duetto-
Vidal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02
La tarifa no Sc revisara
NADIE ESTA DE ACUERDO

Nueva York vierncs.-No hay esperanzas de que ha
revision de la ar durante la yenldera session del
C0ngreso Los insurgeneS no que puedan pOnersc
de acuerdo los dcm0cratas tSos han Ogrado pO
de acuerdo entire 81 para adoptar un plan flo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02
TODOS CONTRA ROOSEVELT
UN VOTO DE CENSURA

Nueva York, viernesi.os gobernadores de los Esta-
dos del Oestc, reunidOs ccnvcnc0n han pasado
yoto proestando contra los planes de de Mr.
Roosevelt los cuaes hizo pbIicos ell Congreso de Con
sofa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02
LAS COLONIAS CONVULSIVAS
Ell CONTAGIO PORTUGUES

Nueva York, vernes-E gobernador de Macao, la pc
quena sa portuguese de Hongk0ng, ha sdo ssti-
udo por el juez Marques Vidal ell orden ha sido
peamente reStahecido. Ell gobernador muy po-
pular
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02

Ell Servicio de las funeraria> de San
Juan, IS yerdaderamente impropio de
una ciudad como la nuestra Y de los pre-
clos que cobran las agencias.
Los cocifes antiartisticos, los janet
Cos desmayados, escualidos, no pueden
subir las cl1estas y, como ocurre frecuen-
temente en la de San Jose, Sc caen. -.
Y va que hablamos de este, 5se some
ten a una desinfecci0n higi6nica, Guam
do acaban 'o8 entierros los coches ftne-
bres
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02

La Coanp@iiIa de Opera, estara aG,!i e4
Iunes 0ebtltara el martes.
FL abono 10 palcos esta muy nutrido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02
Mr.. Pinchot contra Ia tarifa
UNA COMMUNICATION AL CORoNEL.

Nueya York, vernes-Mr. PinchOt ha dirgido una CO.
municac6n Mr. Roosevelt la que ACADIA de darse al pu
blico cal depora la aprobaci6n de la tarifa la
convention que puede recordarse, drig6 Mr. Roo
seyelt segln gusto-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02

El seilor don Jose Garcia, De Sabana
Grande, ba ilegado San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02

Anoche -cc0 en- la plaza de Baldorioty
la banda del Regimiento de Puerto Rico.
FL maestro Miranda y su bravo personal
fueron oi.ia+o de una carinosisjma AGO
gida
Ell p1bDCo echa de menos la publica-
ri6n del rrograma. Antes Sc enviaba a
la prensa. por que no Sc sigue aquella
coStIImbr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-02

Por 81 correo de aver, hemos recibido
varias cr6nicas de nuestros corresponsa-
les europeos.
Manana publicaremos una de Londres,
sobre Ia ejecuci6n del DR.. Grippen. La
suscribe nuestro distinguido correspon-
sal f. Otamendi.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-14
Notice Of Caucus

A citizens caucus will be held
in the Grand opera house Friday
evening, April 18th, 1910, for tho
purpose of placing in nomination
candidates for following city
offices, to be filed at the annual
city election to be held Tuesday,
April 10th, to-wit:
Mayor.
Two alderman from each ward.
Treasurer.
Assessor.
Justice of the Peace.
City electors bear in mind that
every man is expected 20 attend
this caucus who has tho welfare Of
the city in mind and who wishes
to see that a good and represen-
tative body of candidates are
placed in non ination who will at
all times represent their respec-
tive wards to the best of their
ability. Come; don't stay away.
A. S. Anderson,
City Auditor.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-14
One Mans View

1t has been said by one, not a
citizen of the United States, that
one of Americas greatest draw
backs to real greatness is the mate
desire that its citizens possess for
their commercial pursuits.
Poetry, art, literature and all the
finer senses, he says, are sacrificed
to the god of business.
To any fair minded person it is
apparent that this stigma upon our
nation is true, and furthermore
that year after year as commercial
prosperity continues and as values
continue to increase this stigma is
becoming more and more applica-
ble. Men have become SO imbued
with the thought of material wealth
that many have forgotten all else,
in the mad rush for gold.
To illustrate, let me bring one
concrete example to show how the
business idea at times takes abso-
lutte possession of the Americans
mind, dethroning him from his high
estate as a moral creature as his
brothers keeper and as an instru-
ment for the uplifting and better
ing of mankind and makes him
merely machine of flesh and
blood whose object in life is only
to do or not to do as the opportu-
nifty for increased business may
indicate. That example is the
liquor traffic as licensed by the
american people today.
This awful condition exists in
the United States as a monumental
disgrace to the nation for no other
reason than that the "man-for-
business-only" element sanction it.
1t Is not mad love for drink that
prompts him to advocate high
license. 1t is not the love for
drink that prompts our national
congress year after year to avoid
battle against our present sys-
tenn of government license, which
all concede is wrong. 1t is busi-
ness coupled with fear of political
dethronment; backed by the still,
small voice of the lnrge constitu-
ancy to be found in nearly every
town and community, who repre-
sent the for business-only' land
many of those prefer to be known
as christian gentleman) congress
man crawl back in their shell on
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-14

With the completion of the new
capitol building, those officers and
commissions that have been main
tanning headquarters and paying
rent in other cities of the state
have been ordered to establish
themselves in the rooms provided
for them in the new building.
Sioux Ralls, heretofore the head
quarters of the railroad commiss-
toner's, does not take kindly to the
removal of the commission to
Pierre, and it is suggested that the
citizens of the metropolis would
pay the necessary rent in order to
maintain the headquarters there.
The business of the state is sup
posed to be handled in the city
chosen as capital, and that is the
only way. Such a course will in
the next few years mean q great
deal to tho central portion of the
state, as yet in need of develop
ment work.