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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Offlcc Of the board OF punlic works. SaI
Iake CitN. OGiohrr IS iNll

office Of the board OF puniic works, Salt
Lake City. October IS. 1911
sealed pronosals will he received at this
office until $50 D. m. Friday. November
iIuh l2il, for constructing pipe sewers
in sewer extension No, 2a5. East Court
cast from Ninth East bciwccn IJourth
aud Fifth South streets. according 10
plans on file in tho city engineers Of
flee.
plans profllcs, specifications and forms
for contract and bond. may be obtained
upon application at the office of the
board Of public works or the city ongI-
ncer. for which the sum OF five (s5 .o0)
dollars deposit is required
The rlghl is reserved TO reject any
and all bids
By order of the board Of public works
n3j3c III, q. MCMILLAN, Chairman.
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DRY FARM YIELD is GOOD.
San Juan Crop Of Turkey Fed Wheat
Makes Forty Bushels.
Special TO The Tribune.

MONB. oct. 29.-Thc people Of san
Juan county are highly claicd over the
Weld OF grain from the dry farms Tur-
key red wheat was the chief cereal
raised and ON his farm ~ Nerdura,
George A. Adams OF Monticello raised
forty bushels OF this grain 10 the acre.
This land was spring plowcd and sum
mcr iallowed.
san Juan people arc beginning TO rcal-
them In dry farming. and everyone ls
busy plowing and SOWING, The cousump-
tion OF flour in san Juan county far eX-
ceeds the production and this yeur much
has been contracted for at 81 pcr hun
drcd pounds. Over 1900 acres of dry
farm land I'm Monticello alone las been
nlovcd and gotten ready for planting.
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BATTLE
IS UP To THE MEN
|isan Interests in Provo
d Fron1, View in Mayor
atty Contest,
The Tribune.

n 10 The Trinuhe'
'ro Oct. 99.-If there ever was a
~ of6ce where politics was en-
s,,r,ineted that fight is nov on
fsarden city. The two men nomi-
The primary election for the
.,,v are affiliated with the same
-inartv. and the success Oh ono
! other depends entirely on INC
'rlty of the candidates. Charies r r,
! who vas mayor OF inc CITY IN
= vas hIsh man at the primary
"a.I,h .ls votes, while r. r, fr-
& ,be neXt man on the ticket Tor
Received i6S votes. racll stde
sneared in an effort To ger the
fha. were cast Tor the canolda'es
In eliminated and will not he
for all the general election linen
~ seyeral hundred votes expected
I'd, NJ ibe election November not
ii al the primary election and
.re TO be reckoncd with IN iiSurihg
'1nsth OF the nominccs,
= Is vast difference OF OPINION
fhe prophets in politics as Ia which
mi receive q majority OF the Voies
.Iinted for either in the primary
- Each man llaS uuliltIOis
md supporters, and the lineup is
oinE strength for each as the time
|or q decision by the ballot The
n fight Is between the nominees
.cor, the candidates for the other
not receiving much consideration
.1t Il Is expected that each man
head OF the ticket will carry with
|rtaln of the other candidates. The
. OF any or all OF them depends on
@Ilfy. Up 20 the present time there
nj no movement 10 consolidate the
of either side on any particular
4 of men: the feeling is general that
rau must stand or fall on his in
<lEr. Meetings. are being held
a most always in secret, however.
. readers of both sides. At these
.rs plans are discussed. and ways
IIllned 10 further the interests of
|<<pective candidates FOR mayor, The
Candidates for office are rarely
ned, and iG there is 8 man who can
&frato that any one candidate, or
. Candidates has the advantage, he
4 como forward with his figures.
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DIED.

W WIESE'NBERG-At 1905 West Fourth
South street. October 90. 1911. Frieda
c. NJ. Wiescnberg, wife of Carl r. Wies-
and daughter OF Mary and tho Iato Will
helm T.. Lahon, Funeral services viii
he held on "Wednesday. November I. at
p. m. from the Twenty fifth ward chap
csskct viii be opened on the day OF the
funeral at the family residence. from 10
TO u n. M. lnterment in City ceme~
tnrv
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SECRET SOCIETIES.


AMERICAN MASONIC FEDERATION
Free Masonry is not in any trust
The charter of Lodge Garlbaldi A A.
:. II. In the American Masonic Fedora
tiop. VIII shortly be closed, until then
any man ol good character may join the
lodge at tho charter fec.
For information apply 10 the office of
tho American Masonic Federation 3I5
Tribune building. Soiourning Masons o.:
any rite cordially invited 10 the meet
lngg. 1go5o
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| REDUCE RATES.
eedtss Company Agrees to
Former Basis Of Tolls.
The Trihunf

W Inc Tribune.
SiIf, Oct, g9.-Iniormation was
nere Yesterday from the Noun
'6c,a eiephonc n Telegraph COM
'edrpy The telephone rates are
jsssed ~ 10 the figures prevailing
sonsolidaiion with tho Inde-
ns some months ago.
~ ffnr 'ns reduction in rates we're
III ||v"' uie salt Lake office 10 the
'lo patrons Today and the new
on November |.
~ 10y OF The Mountain states
III Telegraph company in re-
fronas a.ss In Park City was brought
'lhsssu The efforts oil the city
me- pocy having passed resolI-
Inds-" "ssks ago whereby the ordi =
5csled nmch Tie company operated
cn,np r p.d contract with the indie
frepsiiS frea city officials wcrc
6rer nhone service. but with the
n fres .llc independent company
~ rad gnohes were cut ont and
lrr peu 10 such an extent that
NJ eIaily entered a vigorous
ImiIl ,et'stection was given the
Ioye INC ,nc council took steps 10
u on e company meet Park CTS.
y Streets, 'oNe u" poleS
+I6b ninth annual convon,ior ~
Itfe congressional aesocIatIon
nltiecs a., Mlth the appointments
|ern re.n ~ lhr ensuing yeer. Re-
II liar ~ AZ the morning session
||nr cn,L., organization was I'm n
ssre es,naillon In the state. Rcso-
|Iy .paas@d by the body thanlsl lno
tile n az. ;or It's efforts al enter
nodnr y. Brainard of Ogden y.s
+ reeis,s.or and T. A. Sinpkin va 9
|'tfFnt M The appointment al
|IiIifr committees 10 gcrvn fo,
|rnsr ipSr FOLLOW: On homo mis-. /.
|a. Pan, ICoshen. Salt Lake; w. M
On MY, and Dr. u. Mills al
falt Insaooaih schoois-Miss NIIcr
IA Nranac Mrs, W. 7. E,,rt pnri,
|oIu,i%mrs. I, n. Page aYH' saIt' ihls ~.
fro,"ofns-The Rev = w w l,nns ~
oInstioss'N a. 81 deIdlne. salt Lake
All Lake ~; Iimby and l.. II
n Part and tho Rev. ". NJ
j. G sn,itt- On Education
'kc; The 'pI,ll,h and a. RI. RardeIl
4. F'' u. w. Longneckcr
III :, q the lwcnty.niptb sn0,,,
nne Of ,Sae me association brinrs IL +,
~ its Va, most enthuslaatic gatt,
succnsr "NGr held IN thIs gi,i,
iiself II, pl The convcution re-.
W prcson, '"e fatisrac ton Of th,
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Grocers Arrange Exhibit.

Special TO The Tribune,
OGDEN, Oct. 29.-Preparat tions arc be-
ing made for the state convention OF the
Retail GroCcrs' association 10 be held I'm
this city November II to Il. inclusive 4
pure food show Will he held in conneC-
tion with the convention. and many in
tcresting exhibits are being arranged. a
large attendance Of grocers from all over
the state is anticipated.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
Monticello Has Citizens Ticket,

Special 10 The Tribune.
Afo%TICELLO oct "a Citizens
the coming municipal election 10 be held
November E. Following are the candi-
dates FOR tho positions OF town trustees:
President - Il. Christensen; trustees.
Peter BAILEY. T.. !, Jones. ]. II. Wood and
D.. B. Perkins
Al this election Monticello. win voTe
lax OF three mills for tho establishment
and maintenance Of public librar"
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MAN
FAKES BELLADONNA
The Tribune.

10 The Tribune,
q, Oct. 2s.-D. III. LoveIesS. a vet
d, took belladonna today, II is he
glih suicidal intent He at least
q Friends believe that he intended
This own lIfc. The matter was
|ip ]. T, Wilbur, city marshal.
g. hughes, city physician. who
Lorelcss in an apparent stupor.
b examination. however. il was
that he had not taken enough of
10 XIII him, and he was taken
dty Jail and put 10 bed In the
where he slept off the effects
ing.
alleged that Inc told a fireman
before taking the belladonna
z was under the influence OF
fllat he was going home 10 kill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
heorganize Boy Scouts.

q The Tribune.
" yet. ga meeting OF the
1spts oi Provo was held during
y al which II was decided TO di-
DOS into companies according
ascs, and the following scout
%ere elected William Aird
nauner, otis Whjtecotton, act
\ {3.''hsters. with kenGal Gates.
~ oscar Anderson and Homer
,sternates, Nolan Bunting was
master in field music. A COM
Examination was held and the
'vIscted according 10 their per-
v IMAM Arid scoring the high :
'rse, ~. with Nolan Bunting a
-Lun0 VIII q. Ln Lls rrndii
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
Dies Of Pneumonia,
al 10 Tllc Trllnnnc

SpcrI0I 10 Tic TlIhnn'.
BINGHAM. Oct 2a.-Mrs Charles
Crane, whose husband l. an employee of
tho Bingham Coal and Supply company,
died here at II o'clock this forenoon.
Pneumonia was The cause of death. \
husband and Ave small children surviVe
Funeral arrangements have mol been
completed
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StockInan Dies at Elgin.

Special TO The Tribune.
MOAE. oct &c. T., Moore, for sew
eral years resident OF Moab but altely
of Elgin. died at the latter place yes
terday of a complication of diseases Mr.,
Moore was n stockman. and was engaged
In the raising OF saddle horses. He leaves
mother 90 years old. four SONS and two
daughters.
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Sad News for Tcrnes.
Special 10 the Tribune

OGDEN. Oct 29-Ben Tcrncs former
desk sergeant at the police station has
received word that Father Michael Terncs
OF Santa Barbara. Cal. who is 81 Years
his home town Friday and fell. suffering
a broken leg near The hip. While he
is strong and vigorous for man OF his
age. il was stated in the report from
Santa Barbara that the injury is severe
and that II is more than likely that lie
will not survive it.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
TAKE REORGANIZEO.
N Knight Is Advanced 10 First
Counselorsllip.
'rhe Tribune,

q Fine Tribune,
p' Oct. 2o.-At the quarterly stake
ce held here today, the presi
.ihe Utah stake was rcorganiZed.
y Merrill WAS selected second
2 to President Joseph E. Kceler,
rihlam Knight was advanced to
Won OF first counselor TO take the
". llolbrook, resigned.
>morook has now taken up his
= In Salt Lake City. which was
Pn for his resignation. The new
q Us an Instructor IN the aGricul-
'paFtment OF the Brigham Young
" He Is son OF the late
~. W. Merrill Of Richmond,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30

After exposure. aud when You feel a
cold coming on, takc Folcy's Honey and
Tar Compound. 1t checks and relieves.
Uso no substitute. The genuine in a
son Drugs, five stores.
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WANTED
WANTED-PEMAIE HELP.

FREE EMPI I.OYsIF.N'r AGENCY RAsE-
ment First Congregational chtnch. we
EsI You position free of charge Tele-
phonc Ind. 1856 Bell 5S22 t2112
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WANTED
WANTED-MALE HELP


EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, |
. The Rod Front ii2 West md South.
r,ead1usrters r, railroad and mining help
Bell 1854. else |
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LADIES' TAILOR.
TAILOR MADE CORSETs

LADIES. CALL MRS. MANN AND HAVE
your measure taken for Splrclla Cor
set; | years guarantee. Pcery hotel
u13g,
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MILLINERY AND PLUME5

PLUNfES CLEANED,
curcd. dyed black. +. \. Carter Fur
Co, - Wcst LIST South. 'eioo
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SMOKE DEVICE


SMOKE DEVICE IN GSE AT CONTl-
mental bank block IS called the Wall
stou.' Inquire at the furnace room and
watch IL, nla5a
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MANY : PRUDENT HoI-sF;yyIFE HAS
ncIeioped an excellent business in :
stihct as the result of Tribune Want Ad
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
OSTEOPATHY
FAMILY REMEDIES

~--~o>>>e-
CURE ALL STOMACH
troubles. appendicitis, kidney. liver and
bladder diseases. blood skin and nervous
disorders Yield readily: send for pam
phlet, Greenhalsh Remedy Co, IS East
nth South. MS:
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HOUSE CLEANING

NATIONAL HOUSE, CLEANING Co
Office aud house cleaning. every detail,
hour o. contract: carpet cleaning by COM
pressed all or vacuum: Wallpaper clean
ing. hanging. painting and tintinS. Salts
faction guaranteed l39 East LIST So, Bell
4256, Ind. A1S. mlS66 !,
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HORSES CARED FOR

HORSES CARED FOR AND PROP
crly fed for the winter; care cuaran-
c"G. DIS Slh East n2g0S
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBEE ". HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embaimer. l6i s. West Temple. Phones
1913. do
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LIVERY STABLES.

JOHN HARRINGTON HOME CARRIAGE
Co.; stables rear Colonial hotel. Phones
2iS. m693
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UNDERTAKEN

N~~N>------~~~~~>->---~-~-~
NJ T.. COLEMAN, UNDERTAKER AND
embalmer- 1f21 East 18th South. BELL
1856 uS1OT
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MONUMENTS, ToMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. Il.
Mckenzie. Display yards. 422 So State
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STORAGE, MOVING, PACKIN =,
SHIPPING
TAILORING

SUITS MADE TO ORDER. FROM SIS TO
500. We make the best S15 suits or
overcoats ever made for that price 4
NJ. Resell. 40 So. state, Wasatch 2lsi.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Statesmen TO AID US SUPPLY TEE
brisk demand for our goods. Some va
cant territory yet In every state west
OF the Mississippi, Cash weekly. Capt.
tai City Nursery Co.. Salem. Or. n777
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30

IF YOU WANT STOVE REPAIRING.
buy, sell or exchange any old stove.
G. Hicks ESQ state, IIyland S5-Z. n6St
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HARMONY MILLINERY, FALL AND
winter styles, remodcling specially.
plumcS cleaned curled and dyed. Hair
work In connection. a5S South State. Bell
isis. rns33 g.
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CLEANING AND DYEING

BEST WORK AMERICAN CARPET
Cleaning Co Phones 272i. n5S'
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30 MEN 10 BORROW MONEY on
anything OF value. Uncle Sam. so East
1st South. Gao
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

CiIAS. PETERSON, 20 RICHARDS ST,
brass. Clipped glass and painted Both
phones. X2S
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DON'T WORRY. CALL BELL PHONE
25S0 Ind 2939 and let the wagon Of
the New York e Western Cleaning <
Dye Co. call for your work. n2ilS
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HUNTING PARTIES

HUNTING PARTY RIGS FURNISHED
reasonable rates. Saddle Horse Liv
cry. 81 W. 3rd So, Mss
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NJ. j. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
skilled and unskllcd laborcrs fur
nished. 10 East list South. corner Com
mercial Bell phone 1885. Ind. a23. pf3
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WE ARE THE OLDEST; WE EMPLOY
only hich-claSS men. work guaranteed,
American Capet Cleaning Co Both
phones 212i m1259
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CARPET CLEANING

WITH "i-H. p. THURMAN" soc HOUR
and Be block travelled one way. Nolun-
tecrs OF America. n2l65
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STROCKS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel, restaurant and household help.
Headquarters for laborcrs.
% West 2nd South Phones 16t.
cIiS
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SALT LAKE CLEANING co, III EAS
2pd South Bell 3S35 Ind. 1i32 m266
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SPECIAL. REPR PRE.SENTATlNE MIST
one OF fhc oldest towns i'm
southern Idaho around which vast capt.
tai is Interested. want 1.-Two man 10 assist
me; Ogden representative made $50o lAst
no yyccss Meet INC at Semloh hotcl Ia
Jav. > To p. m Z. W. Blake n$Sol |
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST. w. w KING.
21i II. End So Both phones 81. b297
HUDDART FLORAL co. 81 SO. MAIN
st. Phones 106. Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs. nl623
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

FOUNDRY & STOVE RE-
pair Works. Castings made FOR any
stove Water jackets cleaned. All makes
Of water Jackets for sale. We make n
specially OF furnace crates and repairs.
Rear 5S1 So. State st Telephone itii.
r1I9%
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PIANO STUDIO

CALVIN CAERINGTON WISHES
announces the opening OF. his piano
studio AZ South Main, Special rates IN
children. plste
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WHERE TO STOP


LINCOLN HOUSE. rs EAST lST So.
$50 rooms; rates 35c. i5c and SOC: mod
eln. baths l6c, nl33s
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ANY GIRL NEEDING FRIENDS WILL
find them at the Salvation Army. Ad
dress all communications TO Mrs. Adiu-
tant Sloatc. 52l East Third South street.
Salt Lake City. n3432
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PERSONALS

MApAM MONETTE WISHES TO AN
pounce that she Will remain in Salt
Lake until December l. Anyone having
superfluous hair moes. facial blemishes,
etc, will do we'll To call within the next
work guaranteed: no soaring. - West
oth South. n35I9
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SHORTHAND AND TYPE
WRITING

GATRELLS UNIQUE SCHOOL FOR
shorthand aud typewritpg. S1$ y. f.
Walker building. n5o5
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-12-07
Well Diuaers Restrained.

Mitchell.-The big project of sink
ing nine artesian wells in Grouse
township, Lyman county, has come to
a standstill as the result of q restrain
ing order issued by Judge Williamson,
of the circuit court. An election wa8
recently held in the township and a
large sum of money was voted to SINK
the wells for irrigation purposes. AZ
ter the wells had been located some
of the farmers who had not been par
ticularly we'll favored in the location
of the wells began to cause trouble,
and after the work of sinking the
wells was under way these men took
the matter before Judge Williamson
and asked for an injunction. The
hearing of the injunction is set for
December 4 at Oacoma, and it is the
belief Of the farmers in the township
that the court will annul the order on
the showing that is to be made.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-12-07
WIFE DESERTS HIM
BERESFORD MAN FINDS HIMSELF
WITHOUT A SPOUSE OR
A HOME.
HAPPENINGS OVER STATE
What Is Going On Here and There
That is of interest to the Read
ers Throughout South Da-
kota and Vicinity.

Sioux Falls.-Compelled to sleep in
the attic by his wife after his return
from a visit of several months at his
former home in Sweden, because an
other man had won his wife's affec-
tions, is the charge which ole Lind
berg of Beresford makes against his
wife, who now has disappeared with
the other man and is believed to be in
hiding in the country a few miles from
Beresford.
When the unfortunate Ole first APP
peared at his home after his return
from across the water he discovered
that his wife's affections had been won
by the other man, but was permitted
in the house. About the second day
after his temperance there he was
thrown out of the house. By making
use of such diplomacy as he possesses,
he finally was permitted to sleep in
the attic, with hopes that he would
again win back his wife.
But these hopes were doomed to
disappointment, for, being compelled
to make a business trip to a neighbor-
Ing town, he discovered on his return
that his wife and the other man had
disappeared. Before departing his
wife had sold the family COW and
nearly all the household effects, and
had leased the house, so Lindberg is
out both a wife and a home. The man
in the case is said to ne Eluf Andrews.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-12-07
Sioux Falls Robheries.

Sioux Falls.-In a period of a few
hours two of the smaller business in
stitutions of the city and the Rock Is
land railway depot were robbed, but
the three burglaries netted the robbers
a very small aggregate sum in cash.
The safe in the Rock Island depot was
blown open, but there was no money
IN 1t and the yeggmen or amateur bur
glars who did the work received no
thing for their labor. The other
places robbed were the Heiss auto re-
pair establishment and the grocery
store of w. f. Peterson. The police
are working on the cases.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-12-07
BEADLE FUND PROBLEM.
Question az to What TO Do with the
Surplus.

Mitchell.-What to do with the re-
naming $4,000 of the fund contributed
by the school children of the state for
the erection of the Beadle memorial
in the state house at Pierre, has been
a p~erpleXing question. Several sug-
g~estions have been made, but none
has met with the approval of the state
educational association. w. S. Hill,
of this city, president of the state
board OF agriculture, has offered a sug-
gestiOn and a plan whereby the money
can be used to a good advantage and
to the perpetuatiUn of education in
the state. Mr.. Hill suggests that the
money be utilized icr the erection Of
an educational building on the state
fair grounds at Huron. The matter
will be presented to the annual con
vention of the state educational assO-
citation, which meets at Pierre the
coming week. Mr.. Hill first submitted
his proposition to Gov. Vessey, and he
gave the proposal his unqualified in
~dOrsement, and likewise Doane Robin
son, the state historian, expressed a
favorable sentiment toward the plan.
II do not believe there is any
doubt" said Mr.. Hill, that the legis-
lature would gladly add to this sum
of $4,000 enough more to construct an
educational building on the fair
grounds. If an equal amount is appro-
priated it would be possible to put up
a very good structure. 1t should be
made of brick and built substantially.
The educational exhibit has outgrown
the room we have prepared for it, and
it seems to me that it would give a
decided impetus to the of educa-
ton in the state to have a building
devoted to it at the state fair. 1t would
be used not only for the display of
work done by the pupils of the state,
but also as a meeting place for all
teachers and educators when they
attend the state fair.