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The Holly chieftain., 1910-09-16

Patronize Chieftsin advertisers.
IT means the continued prosperity
Of our town. Montgomery-Ward
have never as yet built up any
thing but q mail order business.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-09-16

ltYour complexion q wsii ~ ya4f temper
is rendered miserable by . disordersd liver
By taking Chamberlain Stomach andi
Liver Tsblet' yss esp improve both. Sold
by The Holly Pharmacy, lkell!mnsr Rrps.,
prop'rs.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-09-16
Takino Him Down,

Id~IHD vITEH 0VWUs
Authority books sell like hot cakes.
CritIc-Yes. and they are just about as
hard to digest.-Judge.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-06

tct o. roIig. Seubes ianSc StiIing
bIc9 itrar fInr Tor benSe. Sm iaat.
iol noalc GiebIifre / SausheS De
m5rfc Sfiffelier oa iGufte paa ct
Niooci til 6hlgt Gn al De giIoe
uenote ia hnlp. ON til benSe. os bum
ionf otter tiIbalr Tor at unosaa
Snnttnlclien
SiSt citcr list iatteoc bur ben 9e.
'lutninQ at iroOie cnhoer g,siiom.
mcliubc6 clIcr Snrc ior at iperfiGtte
ijn Glult Arcn huiIfcn Tlan ifiISe
huu onucu0c? Zen nriten enbclsie
>lcitc. / hriS MiStc bun nar. til.
b1S htnSc iutct Siut. IeS Scn Sur.
tilhcN. hpormeS Snefnroen bIcp
truItcu oiitcS. maaite bun fomme |
imertcliQ @erereIie REQ bcn haarbe
Sucifcrpc. oa set finoe fife unogaa.
6 At hlm bIco oobnlet.
Gen itaffcIS VileS Moo iauf, oa
ru SjNloua IrneSc hun iia iiIlS al
SortuiIClic tiItopc 0anoen og ben.
Aau liz I'll inc Saorcr. Siin tpntfe
vnd lin nnml5 Saber. oa Ell he'tig
cmcrtc Tor oicrncm hcubes @rpIt.
Nun trnftc onioa paa onore -
roa Woouc --- pan @lcm - oa ben.
NcS 2mcrtc por uruSeli1. Saalebes
Ioo hun ser iIcrs lan9e Elmer. Ct
Wnttc Tor 0immcr od S,rtpilelie.
Nrcn cn mcSIiScnNc GugeI ipTocSe
over hcnSr oa iornriuifeSe uenIie hen.
NcS 9iScIicr 9iSt eiter liSt aien.
rnnNt hcuhc5 Sirl Gpnen til beiin.
0jp ol iorrui.il Gitertanfe. % bun
fcm iii sen Src. at he TiIbs peb ben.
ScS SiIi1npcinnclir fi,n hapSe til
NcuiiOt at pooIranc sc SpiSe en- iprr
Tribut. o. at SC. mar be bapbc faa.'
Il 2nicpcnlc. piIhc ubIspcre benbe
nNcn al tiIi5ic bcnSc noget onSt.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-06
NnmmcIic hus Nprn, ion

mere Sio bar prrct ncNct iIcm pao
iuriticIIiAc Sicocr Der / 9anoct, cr
en- m Spg0om, iom 2pacrne life
ficn6cr meqtt til. SunSbeSsfom.
nIi5ioucn Tor Statcn gtcp gort bar
iircu / CONNER ld6ct 6uati1c Mpno
ItNcrc Sen, "a 6iSic or fommet til
set 3iciuitat al 6cn or initiun. Mten
u5O cnNmr life. pan hoilfen Iaabe
Sen oucrisrcS ira set enc Menneifc
I'll set on6ct; men set cr iiffert, al
hcn or imitiom. oa al oct Scrior er
nfNCcnNi1t al hotrt SiIipIoc in0be.
rcitcs Ill &c rcipcftipe SunNheNsfom.
missioner. oN at bcn iuae iiolcres.
Nncr 2rnc / Stoten bar inoct iig til.
'cuSt @Inufctter. bnorpoa DC ifaI no.
i5rc cr neiaqiia @cretuina ON hpert
SiIirINc. sc hor hort iinScr @ehonb.
linN ibcu lite 2Sominr 1910.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-06
NjortcnSc Napitcl.
Marirs SiliannetaNcIic ! % Sinat.

"a Mrnhcnc began iia paa Teien
til Zen ior at iorislae lllpenc. ians
Moric reo fine ioriemis gIonliier
i'm ssaSers SuS | Ialeu, og beioes
flare oa iuISc Soncr bIeu ipSclis bsr.
te al hclc Sclito6et. Ia DC par Dor.
te. icrtiaite bun lin Sang os SprIs.
DC IGnac REQ cthpert pisnst 9Iao oa
@Iomit uScn at trnfe paa Sare el.
Ter isle Smerte. meS llnotaaelie al
VcfInaslier oper. at benoes Vlomhct
bar bIcpcn aIemte peS ben forcgonen.
&c Taas SoritprreIicr % bar biem'
faIone Sh,ISen iom Differ. Nen b
yilbe bapSe life rprt nooet. Gier
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-06
Nlpi pucr Mlprrnc.
@corle


Ghoucl ira Tcrn Qif iorriac Sreooa
or / fit M6u6pldu ira gria |
>chmciii ilri orcr SimpIon TaSiet
or ajf ncN SomoSoSioIa pno Scn
itnlicuifc SiSc. Ntnolet por Wiila.
no; men "a ban ifuIhe itiae tiIpeirs
/ 7omoNc3ioIn for ot ioriGtic 6lia'
Ten. on hou nor fonlmcu omtrcnt 80
Gch ira ,SorScn.fom oct Ct @ibitso,
iom FnitcSc WoIfincn cosrenSe. ina
Sen iaISt iii SorNcn. Ghnre3 fom I
SoISct unScr Scr ca bIcn iaa ifaoet.
at ban MI Iiaacr pnn So'pitalct. &c
oa0rc, iom ifulbe ilrue oocr Mlper.
ne. NcritInuNt TO Nm1rifnnere. gif II.
&c tilrcirs hcn Taa.
Naicrncblumit. 9eitnantcn (til
Rcfrlricrnc): .fu iilcr ica bcre for
liNitc W0un, at mar cr Soloat itanr
! WclcNhct mno ban life ie iia iilbn'
uc, on ino icluc arii5ren al aina ri.
ser F0rbcnct pno Ell @riS orcr aa'
icrncldnr0cn,"
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-06
Spiflnnos Subnltri cr iortiSsn ir

ct a. en- ubprt Strcif. ooiS life
llcni1hc0cn mcIlcm ArbeioSbcrrerEe
= 'lrhclncrrc uNicunce mentt mart.
vii IOO, ,OO0 NionS noa ltbiac. Scal
bcflcnot liorOc9lrbeiocrne uco StibS.
uT'tcrnc Strcif ior ell Sio iioen. oc
D. lnr ii0cn ionct Ecnlcitct,, hos
NtioIarbcircrnc. Sor M nt 1erc
"n Gp0J pna 6cnuc llnocrite..cIic
bciMtlrrc MctoImcitrencs slSiocic,i.
M 'orlcNcn at Nipe 60 Iroccnt oi II,
n2 HrhciNcrc ?IlifcS, bpiS life Sfibs.
orhclNcrnc Aif tilbnlc i'll tit grbeiNe
lnNCn soc Sfiobcr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-06
Ncr E'Ncil g,rplunc,

Scc y Veil grpiunc, 'om nnli1
itoo Tor 9icttcn | Ghicaao auflanct for
lt hopc bcihlfftt ct onSci Meolem ni
2cQiSIotrcu / SIIirois Tor at irem.
me Sorimers TaIa Ill Sorbuubsie.
naior er bleuet aicnnnminerct.
Nromnc bIco riatiauof irifierSt az
,Nirpcn; men Scr or reiit ilere gn.
fIoner mos bnm for innmc Sorbrp.
Nciic. u. :. 9ruon ftiiiicrcr : iiS.
iic Hirmcr al lit 0Iao .Gommoner"
@romrcS Domination. 90 andre
2cmofroter. iom itemtc FOR oorimcr.
or opino gitnronlireret.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-06
Hurilnucitcru Gpllcac pil

Hortlmritcrn GpIlcac ril bClunhc
set me SfoIeaar iariifommcnSc
Snsbog. Com bcfisnSt bar Sfolcn
III CONNER prret | 8rano Sorts.
men bIrp Sa ilpttet til IeIpa. icm
or beIoigcre beIiaaenbc. Tiitri!.etS
,sormanh, Vaitor g. n. &cnbricf.
ion FaI oeItase AabninaSfsiten. %
mango anore, bcribIanbt ten reps.
bIifnnie Gupernprtnmblnot 9. n,
Scbnion Hal toJe. ~ IN rIle
meest brlt!lsl
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-06

StuScntcu C2n1cn 6crpaa): Scr
itoor hct Huiicu. al SemncrmGnbc.
nc ltrtitcr Wcu ho man ionhclig
90 hnpc Nopcbct iulbt al Sircife.
bruNcrc."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-06

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min men hon ioritch ian lont nt Orl.
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t>0orTcSc$ NOR hrt, TEhrn. rnr oct
life Ni1. iom ioraoriopcNc hans
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-06

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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-06
!SaIuor Stccncrions Waioritct ior

aonnrcSicn set 9oc 1iitrift / Iin
nciotn ipncS at niIle rao opimoS Ii
titicn. Zen oiiicieIlc SptrIIinI
iorcIilacr cnom life.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-06


uioilIsic Siliton0, ooa uar / gcgpn.
ocIicn Cuom at merft OF utlart Tor
hcnSt5 iurujrrc6c Snnicr Nun ifisS
hc InnRc Noar poa Nsiiclhuocn, ser
oUfrcSC hcnSc5 2lniilt iiIiioc oq Tor.
irAic At ic iil om Nlm ina inict an.
oct cr6 Sen b.du NimmcI ScnSes
NoriisrtIic irUpeNc utuSclig FOR ben.
Sc3 Nufomclic, o1 huu trmoc life
fomnlc poa set Nl,uc me6 9cifaiien.
hchcn al Sen Sti.luIl hpori hln Be.
'auSt liz.
Sun pcu6ie liz pon SiScu, og 9u.
ifcnt, iom bru iun 9trrhebcn piite
dcnhc, al bln pna Ell cl!cr nnSen
Moaoc blcp trlffct niite6 meO ubc.
lribclil 0uriiabcb, Slm flin6e uep'
Nc nnic set ior Girftliahe6 Suorle.
re5 bun pdr fommcn ocrbcn % ble.
ucn truftct opcr Sneen, par ilcre
Iicbliffc cn ubclribelig @enmncIia'
hcn ior oen itirlpcnSc Giae.
\ @eannheIien isatc bun al oper.
tale iig til at fro, at oct par en-
Grsm; men ba bun bapbe gepioitbe.
Sen on. at noaet SfrGffeIist bar ife.
ci ica bier al ben bnnge Trpat, Ser
ianSies bcnSes SiGI. lat girfiom.
hes. llpisbeben bIcp mart til @is.
heo. "a h,m b6rte msnneifeIige
Stcnncr "a life itrar ioritoo Spro.
oct. itsttcoe bun iie bhrtia paa Fin
Ml6ue, % benbes forifrGffeoe Bill
frof pon Nnbidnerne, fcm IInbil
benbe afite6 opcr ben ilobe prarie,
Tos bar bun M ior3clSsslo jab'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-20
BANK OF COMMERCE.
Equitable and Mutual Late.
Largest Holders of Stock.

lst OF the principal stockholders or
the National Bank % Commerce. published
oy one OF the Wall Street news bureaus
yesterday. shows that the bulk Of the
hanks stock Is distributed among various
insurance companies. the largest holders
being the Equitable Life and the Mutual
Life. which. as stated in The Tribune a
few days ago. own approximately s0.0O
shares between them other large hold
ers are ]. PierpOut Morgan. l.Oeo shares
Valentine p. Snyder. lo"9 shares. and
Thomas r. Ryen. Levi r. Morton and Paul
Morton. each GO shares
The list also shows se0o shares held by
the Morton and 80 BY the Guaranty trust
companies which were merged few weeks
ago OF the balance 90 the 2s0lOoo shares
outstanding. about 5000 shares. Il is said
are owned by various insurance companies
and the remainder By small investors AMI
directors OF the bank
The market value OF the Bank Of Com
merce stock has increased nearly 100000
Stree J. Pierpont Morgan purchased from
Thomas p. Ryan the majority stock OF
the Equitable Life Assurance Society.
which carried with Il control of the Ma
tiOnal Bank o. Commerce. when this
transaction was contaminated. last Decem-
Der. Bank OF Commerce stock was selling
around go a share A few days ago. when
there was a report that the bank was 10
be merged with some other Institution. il
sold az go share. The last sale OF the
stock. on Friday. was az ct
In the spring oS 1908. before the increase
In the capital from E00o00oo 90 sl5.eooO00.
BRnk OF Commerce stock sold up 10 ga a
share. In 1917 the low mark % 10 was
touched
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-20
HATS STOCK SALE.
United Wireless Mast First
Release Sprague's Shares

Herbert L. SprRgue. q stockholder IN the
United Wireless Company. has obtained an
injunction from Justice Gerard restraining
The company from selling any of It's rreas-
ary stock until II transfers 10 sprague sss
snar9s ~ stock represented by q stock Ger
uhoate he holds. The certificate was issued
m return FOR stock In the American De
Forest Wireless telegraph C'ompanN. ana
under IT'S provisions the stock Va not
transferable until after two wears That
period has expired. ans Srrsgle. Who cot
the certificate from the original holsrr
SAYS that the comDaav's refusal 10 transfer
tho stock 20 him on its books deprives
him ~ a chance e. sell.
In his decision Justice Gerard saws il
appears that the defendant l. selling stock
from its treasury. and plaintiff alleges that
this is'the reason why II Goes not wish him
% sell The court remarks that the defend
ar.'s answer is "a raise a mass ~ technical
objections, bur that Il does not say why
4 refuses 20 transfer the stock. Justice
Gerard continues:
The main question Is. Why does not the
defendant perform its duty and transfer
plaintiffs stock. 50 ne can sell n II he
CHOOSES As no answer Is made 20 this
Just demand. an o. opinion that the de-
PENDANT should not De- permitted bv a court
81 equity 20 profit by its own wrong a.
plaintiffs expense Ana as his DAMAGE.
cannot be determined an injunction Vii
Issue restraining defendant from seIling
any % It's treasury stock as long as il re
fuses transfer Of plaintiffs stock"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-20
HIT BACK 1T MAYOR.
Queens Grand Jurors Won't
Stick 90 Crime Investigations.

Members % the Queens County Grand
Jury whom Mayor GaynOr advised. In note
addressed 20 District Attorney De Witt. %
lef the transportRtiOn question alone and
stick 20 the Investigation 81 crime. say
they don't intend % follow the Mayors
suggestion.
We take the position" sad ex-senator
luke A. keenan,. q member ~ the present
grand jury. that II Nea0oo.ooo Is spent hv
the city for suhuays In other borOughs. FOR
the neat twenty years there viii be no
money available 20 aid Queens IN the mat
ter of securing better transportation facili-
ties. We think the taxpayers and resi-
dents o. Queens have a perfect right N
know what the city intends IN the na,ter
~ expanding this great sum OF money. we
Intend defending cur rights. and Mayor
Gaynor hasn't frightened us = biz.
Investigating crime may BE- an right hue
IN this Instance We are inclined 20 think
that the people who are rot criminals arr
entitled % the consideration OF both th,,
grand jury and the city officials whom
they helped elect and help pay. We win
a. least ind out whether or not Queens A.
% he included in this big subway building
project"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-20
WIFE TOLD HIM TO
Traction Receiuer Explains
DisObedience of SerJice Board.

Leslie Sutherland receiver Of the TOn-
kers Railroad Company. paid tribute q
the influence Of his wife. when he e1-
planned 20 the Public Service Commission
yesterday that he had Withdrawn the paw
as-you-enter cars from the Broadway lire
OF his road on the protest or passengers,
chief OF whom was Mrs. sutherland
Mp. sutherland had been hauled up 20
explain why he had not ooeyeo an order
OF the commission 20 equip his cars with
wheel guards. he said that when the or
der vent into eject the Broadway line
had uav-as-you-enter cars, equipped with
wheel guards. as required But the con-
C.stion al the van COrtlandt Park ter
minus o. the subway was so great that the
public entered a vigorous protest against
this tyre Of car. Mr.. Sutherland added;
NY VIE was one Of the most vigorous
complainers. she made me very uncom-
Portable about H. We have four youngsters
in our house and they are all little, and
my wife told me IL was terrible seeing
those youngsters trying 10 climb on. Then
We put those pay-as-you-enter cars on
other lines. where there was not 80 much
congestion"
Commissioner Maltbie asked the receiver
whether he had ever tried the experiment
OF stationing men outside 20 direct the
public how 10 use the cars. and perhaps
10 give them change before boarding the
cars. Ia reply M Sutherland related this
sad experience he had.
Il was there myself until the people
made fun Of me, hOllering out a. the bot
tom OF the stairs. Get your change ready!
ana they made run Of me and said l was
a politician We had rows about the
transfer conditions They set themselves
against the proposition. as they did In
Newark. where they formed the dollar
&C mmittees. Every man over there who
was against that came down with dollar
and cleaned the conductor out Of change
They had a Tot Of them arrested
Wheel guards had been ordered for the
old cars substituted for the pay-as-you-en-
ter cars. Nj Sutherland said. and would
be- put IN commission as SION as received
The company has applied for a rehearing
on the order requiring the cars 20 %
equipped with both wheel guards and
Tenders. which will lie held on Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-20

Sister and Best Clothes Missing
Il PreTiOus Episode.

MassiIlon. Ohio. March 19.-Mystery sur
rounds the death OF nineteen-yeaF-Old Eliz-
abeth Mantz whose body was foundry her
father. Godfrey Mantz. when he returned
home from work last night Every s1ort
IL being made TO find Alice Mantz. the six
teen year-Old sister OF the dead girl who
disappeared yesterday afternoon.
strychnine poisoning is believed to have
caused the death OF Elizabeth, burNthe 20
lice have been unable 70 determine Whetn-
er il Is n case OF suicide or murder.
Elizabeth's best wearing apparel Is miss
ing John Mantz. a brother, and neigh
bOrs saw that Alice was jealous OF her SIS
ter's clothes. John AIantz said to-day that
Alice had run away nom home once be
fore. taking EIizabeth's clothes with her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-20
BIG Alto Runs .IWIY
OUner "a let Of Turning
traHk Has AarrO1c Escape.

ra. D. Mare -s.-Audrew
g. 80 escape -T.'n beng
y. ~ ~ sn"" "-n1'" ~
II. en s evening brnging
~. containing three women anc .
N. 49,. '.e''li 'o stanostlll ~ 'front.' o.
y. ~ -.-'.o''.s ae nogiected 20 release
~. II '.-i0H and later "hen ne
~ ai oi timing TIE crank ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-20
NONAN'S THIPHAND
DOESN'T NEED BALLOT
G. Sans the Rev. 4. H. Under
la;p Republican Club Debate.

n, Andrew r. T'nderhil OF the
80, - me Ascension. vas alone IN MS
0A-.,-. .rninsi universal sufraEa 81 the
49, ,,lpb luncheon yesterday. kui
49, -, Lonesome Neither was he
~ - er,harra ssed. ON che con
- MS mental ISOLATION from me ti're'
80 vino preceded and me two Who
- him seemed % spur nm o. oe nor
,,,,ral in his opposition, hut eloquent
o.. - were no women present but the
a.. Rev AR Tnderhiu was 50
ea'- \, s,~rn ana So SCI when ne came
..linr periods that had there been
q - -, fhere they would doubtless
az - ~ fhe Identical address. soft
-, particular lie eNceeded has
e ~ rtae and twice tried 20 stop
49,. ...sien,a would not let hifa. He
h-' ,---.-,.l, aunlaudec without appeal
W. 49,, fo- one brief reference. 10 the
it I, ,,,-,or OF his beavers The ao-
s - ,,,i-v m an the speeches was
81 ~. SPEAKERS felt deeply on
no'e' - UNIVERSAL suffrage. one mans
-. ,oti,eahly trembling on th"t account
$50 4. newey professor of philosophy
.,.,.,-,,sis University Was the nfst
80 i-,roauced By Edward y Cragin,
-, - ne luncheon committee. Pro
- r,upr said there was probably no
- a, roiitirsl ne to-day strong enough
,,,t esfiy AGAINST universal SUI
- fear 81 the consequences ~
-. .,,,,-ion GeotEe ~. Aiger. ~ the
-. r..rpc followed. and the Rev.
a. urTauehiir confessed 20 q per
-, ..ssnre ~ position during the last
.-,-, = ,esitatine attitude - mind 20
- --ssert strong belief In the justice and
-. - .iging the vote 90 women The
~. ,,gt men nov are afraid 20 joke IN
..,.. ,-,or the question ne construed rs
!. saperl sian o. progress
~ Rev AZ Uuderrill said he felt IKE
-, n me lions cen Tie harked back
i - hs-irrirC M civilization. Division
I, t.-...o- Tor men and women started. ne
- u4tt rhe birth ~ the first child.
-. sest thing We can DO" he said. is
..,,ies-e ir Natures laW and he con-
- 49, the dissemination. Manners. Gus
-. a,s society Gre ruled by women;
-.-.---srt has always been controlled by
Ne frl each has q separate and
s's-,n-i sphere
h. ,sxf r.arces ar some 81 the privileges
-.t utirh women were provided AZ law
\. men. Who Ea1 nor retained similar
r-r1sres FOR themselves.
.. 7 proposs ] am obligated 70 that
-,-- -. b. continued. TT break my
---,. to her must paw her MONEY dam
.r,s III make her my wife and refuse -
.----- her sle has recourse az law. n
i ~. contracts debts I am responsible for
,,,s A woman may leave her fortune 20
-,o-s1erer she rle-ses. q man must leave
rrs-,hird 90 h's wife II a man is stricken
u-rt sams disease that inoapaCitates him
rs uis th-uer she may no worth millions.
r,rroi by law be made 20 give her husband
81. rrrrv