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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-07-07

A. T. Henderson, of the firm of
DAZZLE & Henderson, Moe merchants,
has sold his interest to Mr.. Dahle.
Mr.. Henderson may engage in business
at Beresford. The LEADER wishes
him success.
Married at the Congregational
Parsonage in this city Wednesday
July, 9Th, 1911, Edward Heller and
Arletta Bowder both of Worthing.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-07-07
Honest Medicines Versus Fakes

ohSuS 0AOSs
President Taft,s recent message
suggesting an amendment TO the
Pure Food and Drugs law In it's re-
lation to Prepared Medicines, does
not refer to such standard medicines
as Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
and Foley Kidney Pills, both of which
are true medicines carefully COM
pounded of ingredients whosa medi-
cinal qualities are recognized by the
medical profession itself as the best
known remedial agents for the diseas-
es they are intended to counterfeit.
For over three decades Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound has been a stan
dard remedy for coughs, colds and
affections of the throat, chest and
lungs for children and for grown per-
Sous, and IL retains to day Its pre-
eminence above all other preparations
of its kind Foley Kidney Pills are
equally effective and meritorious.
Sold by SHERMAN s. ROCHE.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-07-07

for
the
Races!

The greatest Racing
Event In the history
of the Sioux Valley.
Canton, July lib.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-07-07
Foley's Honey and Tar Com

Is effective Tor coughs and colds in
either children or grown persons. No
opiates, no harmful drugs. In the
yellow package. Refuse substitutes.
Sold by SHERMAN & ROCHE.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-07-07

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms.
Mrs. Nordtvedt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-20
VIGOROUS FIGHT
is IN PROSPECT
Bankers Design Amendment to
Prevent Control of Organiza-
ton by Few Members.

New Orleans, November ignore
than $500 bankers had registered tc-
night for the opening here to-mor.
row of the thirty-seventh annual con.
vention of the American Bankers AS
ISOLATION. AT least 1000 additional
delegates are expected to arrivs TO-.
morrow.
Monday will be devoted to commit
tee meetings and the convention proper
VIII not open until Tuesday morn
ing. Tomorrow evening the members
oil the executive council and officials
| OF the association will be rendered 2
banquet by the local bank ers. The
women visitors will be entertained
At special reception and musicale.
A bitter fight probably Will develop
over proposed amendment to the
constitution of the association. desiEn-
cd to prevent the future possibility
I OF the organization being controlled
pS q few members c. II. McNider.
president OF the First National Bank,
| of Mason Cay. Iowa, Will offer an
amendment providing that the chair
man of the executive council aud the
vice president of the association be
eNpiration OF their terms of office.
| until one year has elapsed after the
expiration OF their terms OF Office.
An important resolution submitted
Tor consideration BY Myron T. Her
rick' former Governor Of Ohio, sue-
sests plan for financing farm de-
Veiopment under government supcr
| vision.
Mr.. Herrick favors the organization
OF corporation to operate under gov
eminent supervision, which will mako
long term loans to land farm
ers at a small ratio OF interest, and
possibly the adoption of an amortiza
ZION plan which would enable tho
L2sneT 10 pay the loan through an
."aiuon of small sums annually 70
the interest rate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-20

Michigan by Cornell and the tic with
Syracuse in the East, was practically
eNened up when two Eastern teams
fell victims TO Western football Sat-
urdaT: Pennsylvania at Ann Arbor
and Cornell at Chicago.
In the big eight" circle of the Mid
BILE West the situation is complicated
by the tic game between Minnesota
and Wisconsin. leaving the Gophcrs
and Badgers tied for first honors as
the games now stand.
The championship of the South is
claimed by Vanderbilt through its de-
feat of Mississippi.
Princeton's victories carry with them
tho one name most conspicuous in the
list OF individual stars SO far that OF
Sauc White. the winner of many Il
baseball game for the Tiger. but who,
according to the interesting report
had to be practically dragged on the
gridiron, for he had never liked foot
bail. lie is credited with sensational
plays. which won from both Harvard
and Yale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-20
AGED COUPLE RELEASED
AFTER TWO YEARS IN JAIL

Bristol, Va November le-John
Carleton and his wife. each about six
~ years of age, pale and emacinted
from long confinement In prison. have
returned here after having spent two
years In the county jails OF Sullivan
and Knox counties. Tenn Carleton
and his wife were convicted along with
their young son. Rupert Carleton. Of
the murder of their son u-law, Arthur
howard, young business man hero
The trio was locked up following the
tragedy and on being given q hearing
nearly year later. all were convicted
and sentenced to fifteen years in the
State Denitentiary. AS the result Of
an appeal TO the Supreme Court, the
elder Carletons were declared not
guilty By the Supreme Court and wee
released from custody. while their son
was remandcd for new trial n
mas never been disputed that the fatal
Shot was fred by Rupert Carleton. and
that II followed frequent family ou6r
rels Howard. it was provon na6 ~
different times abused and threatened
the older Cartoons. John Carleton
aud his Wife. now penniless. arc
searching out their friends here with
the hope of getting bond for their
hoy. They were unable to secure
the amount when the boy VIZ. srough.
here from Knoxville Friday, and he
was accordingly sent to the county
lan at Biountv!lle. a little rirl OF
this family, left alone when the othcrs
were sent TO prison, has found a home
with other people
Looking TO the arrangements FOR
survey through Southwest Virginia
counties with view to interesting
each county in the construction of rs
porHo OF the proposed Brsto1-to-
Washington highway. President w.
a. Aston. OF the Highway Assocla-
ton. lie appearing before tho supe--
visors OF the several counties This
step is being taken in ADVANCE 81
probable legislative action 1t is the
purpose @! the association TO have a
bill drafeed for submission "a ,hn
next General Assembly, with view
to getting permission for the coun-
ties along the route to vote bonds <cr
the building OF such ROAD.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-20
FARMERS WILL ATTEND.
Institute Under Direction of Commits
sioner koIner VIII nc Held al Amberat

Especial to The Times Dis patch
Amherst. Va, November ,9.--The
farmers OF tho county and every one
else interested in improved methods
of filling the soil are very cnthusias-
tic over the State Farmers Institute,
which is to be held at Amherst next
Thursday, November 23 beginning at
10 o'clock The meeting, which will
be held under the auspices OF George
w. Koiner. Commissioner of Agricul-
crs' institutes. Will last all day. In
tcrestnE and Instructive addresses
will be delivered on Improvement OF
the Soil and Increasing Crop Yields"
Live Stock" Fruit Growing" In
creasinR the Corn Crop Growing
Alfalfa and other subjects OF great
Importance to farmers.
Mrs. AIRY w. Newton. national leo
turer and organizer OF the Woman's
Christian Temperate Union. this week
spent several days In Amherst While
here she lectured at tho Baptist and
Methodist churches.
Game Of every kind continues very
plentiful in Amherst. Many rabbits
are being offered for sale on the mar
ket here. and some are beInS shipped
Fox hunters of the county are find
ing abundant pleasure this year IN
chasing this willy animal There are
several fine packs of hounds in the
county. and they are kept busy. Gray
foxes. and occasionally red one, can
be found in every section OF Amherst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-20
FEDERATION NOW
READY FOR WORK
Several Of Most Important Com
mittees Will Make Re
ports To-Day.

Atlanta, Ga. November Ia-Begin-
mig tomorrow, the Federation Of
Labor viii get down 10 the real work.
of tn annual convention, now in SEES
sion in this city. Several of the moro
important committees are ready to re-
port to the convention at the Monday
session, and ii is almost a certainty
that a warm fight will be preclpitatcd
and last throughout the week.
One OF the first jurisdictional con-
tssts 10 come before the federation
VIII be the electoral workers fight OF
several years standing. The Reid fac
ton, which claims about 50 per cent
of the electrical workers OF the coun-
try, is lighting against the recogni-
ton BY the convention OF the Nc.
Nulty faction. 1t Is declared the So.
cialist delegates. several of whom are
included in the Reid delegation. will
take advantage OF this opportunity Of
starting their fight against Gompers
and the present regime, on the floor
OF tho convention.
The request OF tho California dele
cation for an appropriation of $50, 900
for the Mcnamara brothers defense,
and the resolution calling upon Mr..
Gompers and other labor officials to
sever their connection with the Ma
tional Civic Federation, also are cN-
pected to be reported upon to-mor.
row.
Another matter TO come before ths
federation will be presented In a
speech by Charles s Barrett. president
of tho National Farmers Union. who
VIII urge closer utilization between
the labor organizations of the coun-
try and the farmers
The activity OF the visiting dele
gates to-day was confined to reli-
gious meeting this afternoon, at which
Ex-Governor Hok. Smith presided Adj
dresses were made by several of the
moor leaders and ministers OF the
CITY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-20

protection. truining and education to
about 200 orphan children. and tho
orphanage is an object that is especial
ly close to the heart Of the confer
ence. and 1t is one to which the con-
terence gives liberal support.
Announcement will doubtless be
made carly in the conference session
/, that for the present at least. there
Will be no consolidation of the Ra-
leigh Christian Advocate, the organ
of the North Carolina Conference.
with that OF the North Carolina Chris
tan Advocate, the latter boing the
organ OF the Western North Carolina
Conference, Tho opinion has existed
tor some years among quite a number
of members OF both conferences that
Joint organ would be better for the
two bodies than separate organ for
each. Last year commission was
appointed by both conferences to con-
fer regarding this matter the com
missions were given the power 10 act
for the conferences. but after meet
ing and thorough conference regard
ing tho ACCESSIBILITY of the consolidn-
ton OF the two papers, the consolida-
ton was deemed to be not advisable
This report WAS made to the Western
North Carolina Conference during its
recent meeting In Statesville, and tho
same will be made to the North Caro-
lima Conference.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-20
TOURNAMENT AT WALDO.
Is nights in Spirited Contests for Hon.
of Day.

Especial to The Times DISPATCH
Meherrin, Va, November ls.-With
the unlucky number OF thirteen knights
contesting for hrst honors. whereby
they could crown the queen OF love and
beauty the first tournament in this
section was given at Waldo near hero,
on Friday afternoon. w. II. Brad
shaw. OF Cumberland. won nrst honors;
c. 7. Redd. second. W. C. Owen third,
and w. o. Holt. fourth Other kniEhts
were A w, Harper. 6 f. Dance, Grover
Grim, #. u. owen, w. S. Gillian. Tenn
p': jenkins. John Nunally. Temple Gil
liam and II. J. Garrett
Tho honors were distributed es fol-
lows: Miss Flossie Grim queen OF love
and beauty: Miss Louise Owen FIRST
maid OF honor; Miss Maggie Ewing,
second maid OF honor; Miss Effie Jack.
son, fourth. The knights were charged
by H. w. Wall. of this place, In a
short address.
Tho Cedars," whers the ball was held
was decorated and prepared for the &C.
casion. and a large crowd assembled
TO hear the coronation address and to
participate I'm the festivities. II. ".
Wall. who hid only few hours pre-
vious charged the knights. in q short
address delivered the crowns after
which the band started up and those
winning honors. with their queen and
maids of honor. danced the royal set
The entire assemblage then took a part,
and the amusement was continued into
the morning.
S. F. Dance and C. r. Redd were the
promoters Of the affair. vast crowd
from the three adjoining counties
participated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-20
SOUTHPORT TO CELEBRATE.
Opening OF New HniIroad VIII II,
Memorable Occasion.

Wilmington, y. c.. November la.-
For the first time In it's history tho
town of Southport. about twenty-five
miles below Wilmington, and general,
termed n, the mouth of the Cape Fear
River Will come into the realization OF
railroad service Thursday OF this
week Then the nrst train will be
run on the recently constructed VIII
mington. brunswick and Southern
Railroad, which spans the country in
BTunswick county on a line from a
point opposite this city to Southport
The people of Southport and entire
Brunswick county. as well as hun.
dreds OF people from here. will make
the occasion big and most festive
one. BY at last having railroad ser
vice the town. which has an immense
harbor. with great depth Just u short
distance from the bar. hopes TO be.
come great coalins station aad de.
velop b!S port for trade when tina
Panama Canal opens To demonstrate
The harbor's capacity. the government
has been asked TO send several war
ships 60 Southport Thursday. The day
VIII be made one of constant cclcbra.
tion including naval exhibits, Datades
ahd speech making, which VIII in
clnde addresses by Governor W. w
kitchin and Senators Lee $. Overn,nn
and r. NJ simmons. each having ac-
cepted an invitation to he present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-20
CIVIC LEAGUE onGANIzpn

Especial TO The Times DIsDatoh
Eordonsville, Va. November ia n, .
tlcdinont Literary Society OF tho Cor
1onsNiiie High School rendered n vcry
interesting program on, Friday uf:e-
noon Upon adjournment OF tho So
GittE tAe women of the town met ana
"rEanlzed civic school leagno. the
purpose OF which is to secure n nov,
h!Sh school building for GordonsvIile
WmlNh Is badly needed The foIIo,yinp'
orlcers were elected. who will push t,ho
movement 10 secure the building. Mrs
George Wright. president; Mrs James
=. Graves. flrst vice. president: Mrs w
4. beiton. second vice. president: Mrs.,
'omH w. scott, secretary and treasurer,
rae new Town Council has been
hard at work repairing old sidewaiks
ahc making new ones on the side
streets cleaning out the bitches. and
making nrcpa ration TO put in sewer
Pipe They have also closed a con-
if"-l Tor .riil."s ah artes.an well 10
a suiiicient depth to secure all the
water necessary for any enterprise
which may wish TO locate here. While
the reservoir was able to stIpplv ali
the water necessary for the use OF
rhe people during the recent long
drought. IL is realized that more is
needed for mills. railroad ptrposes and
as safeguard to the town in event of
fire. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-20
BRIGHT OUTLOOK
FOR BASKETBALL
Schedule of Randolph Macon
College Announced by
Manager.
ispecial 70 The Times.ptspntcn.l

" 4 llntS- IlSDUtCh.l
Ashiaho' Va, November l9.-Thc
prospects for basketball at Randolph
Macon College are better than they
have ever been before. The gym.
nasium has been remodeled, and the
floor is now regulation size. The track
Is large enough for abou, 500 sspcc-
tstors, and this should add greatly TO
the interest and spirit of the game.
Besides the five lettered men back.
there is some good looking new ma
terial, ard the old men Will have to
hustle TO hold their places. Tbs old
men that are back are Hopkins. Wal
kcr. Millican, J. II. Woodhouse and
Jordan. and all did brilliant work for
The Lemon ana Black last season
Among the new material c. Wood
mouse and Brown have shown up best.
They both are fast and experienced
players. Jordan has been elected cap
tain. Manager Miilican has arranged
good schedule, including several
trips which viii take two days each.
and several teams will be played
which the Yellow Jackets have not
met before in this branch of athletics.
The following is the schedule:
December s--Fredericks College, ut
Ashland.
January la-Richmond Y. NJ C. x,
81 Richmond.
January 2O--Opon.
January 27-wake Forest College.
In Wake Forest, y. c.
February S-Willam and Mary COL
iose at Williamsburg.
February 5-Weke Forest College.
81 Ashland.
February a-Hampden-sidney Col
lege, at Farmville.
February lo-Lynchours Y. NJ. c. a,
st Lyuchburs.
February l-Randolph-Macon Acad-
orly, at Bedford.
February 1a--william and Mary. at
Ashland.
February l7-Fredericks College, at
Fredericksburg.
February is--catnolic University,
at Washington D. C.
February 32-Humpden-Sid Sidney, at
Ashland
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-20
Grand Opera In English.

AN entire special train load of art
lists huge chorus, an orchestra O,
hftN musicians, three world famed
conductors and scenic equipment,
seluom attempted on any stage 4,
what Mr.. Savage promises this civ
when his production in English Of
rnccinrs The Girl OF the Golden
west Is shown at tho Academy ney,
Monday, November 81.
The magnitude of this undertaking
Is even greater than what this same
producer attempted in his presenta.
lions in English of "Parsifal" and
Madam Butterfly. Five sets or nrin.
clpals are carried with the company
80 that there can be no possibility OF n
performance being Cancelled nj any
Lime The Girl of the Golden Vest"
wa rank as the real American opera.
p"Vih Bclasco's story is distinctly
american. and all of the people and
scenes surrounding the story and prn-
Sehtaiion are typicnliy representative
OF our people in the days of 40. Tn,
seats viii be placed on sale to-dav
at . 4. ".
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-20
Gets Request Of $1,000.
fSpecial 10 The Times-D,,no,o,,

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
l&lwrencevifle. Va, November 10
News has Just reached here of a gem
erous boouest to st. Paul Normal and
Industrial School. the well-known in
stitution of learning for the normal
and Industrial training of. the negro
youth of both sexes.
The school is to share in the viii
OF Miss Harriet Blanchard, PhiIadci-
phia, to the extent of $1,000. The leg
acy goes TO tho endowment fund. AS
the school is trying to raise an en-
downment of 100000, the bequest Is
very acceptable to the principal and
trustees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-20
REFORMATORYMA MAY
. Be ESTABLISH
City and County to Join in I'm
dertaking-Mrs. Cooke
Gets Divorce.
Especial 10 Tho Times. Dispatch.

ISpec,ai TO Tho Times Dispatch.l
Aeheville, y. c., November le.-
Within short time the city of Ashe-
vile and the county of Buncombe Will
have reformatory for the coniine-
ment of their youthful criminals. the
CITY Council and the Board OF County
commissioners having decided to over
maui the buildings on the property OF
The city situated on the Swannanoa
RIVER and formerly used MS water
this kind.
The establishment of such an in
stitution here was brought about on
account Of the fact that the number
OF youthful Offenders who have been
before the police judge within the
past few months has increased con
Sidor"ply, and az the State reforma
Tor: is crowded, there has been no
place Tor the confinement of the
youngsters who are brought into Pc.
lice Court. 1t is planned to make the
retormatory self-supporting after the
iirst few years. An Instructor a
inatron and men competent to teach
the boys honorable trades Will constI.
tute the faculty. The tract of land
ihciudes about 100 acres. and will be
developed as farm
The large number OF autdmobil. me-
cidents here within the pact few
months has resulted In the lntroduc.
ton or an ordinance at the City Coun.
CTS meeting providing for n board OF
examiners. before which all prospec.
tive drivers Of motor cars shall appea.
Tor examination. The ordinance ha.
passed it's first and second readings,
ana Will doubtless become a law at
the next meeting OF tho Board or Al.
dermen Friday night
A number OF Asheville business men
are al st. Louis in consultation with
Dr.. L. w. Grove. of that city, who ha,
summer residence in Asheville. and
who desires that the banks OF this city
take 100000 worth of stock in a
tourist hotel which he contemplate.
building at the summit of Sunset
Mountain which will be connected to
Asheville with an inclined railroad
similar to the one al ChattanooEa
Tenn.
The committee will roturn to Ashe-
Vile this week and will report 10 the
cards OF directors OF the four banks
OF the city the ACCESSIBILITY Of cub
sorising 100000 worth OF bonds.
No litue interest was shown here in
the recent case called In Superior
Court in which 5lrs. PHILIP C Cooke
was granted an absolute divorce from
her husband on statutory grounds Mr..
Cooke is former police Judge, and
was defeated for recollection during
the past summer. Judge Junlus Adams,
the reform candidate. having won out
In the primary. and having won In the
election with practically TO opposi-
ion. He is member OF one OF the
city's most prominent families. while
Mrs. Cooke Is the daughter OF Judge
Hezckiah Gudgcr Supreme Court Jus
tlce OF Panama.
Asheville football fans are greatly
interested in the approaching Thanks
giving game. which will be played
between the Bingham Military School,
or this city. and the United States
Marines, from the Charleston navy
yaro Tho latter team will come TO
Ashcv!i!c IN special train, and wii!
be accompanied BY the regiment Band
The prospects for good game are
good.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-20
ADJUSTMENTS
Acndemy--Dante's "Inferno, Picture,
biIou-"At the Mercy of TIbcrius.,
Pictures Mt Academy

l1cturcs mt Academy
once In century is it possible TO
produce such work as Dante's IN
ierno' In moving pictures 1t has COST
huhdreds OF thousands of dollars. and
'hc oo-operation OF famous artists and
more than two years OF time TO ac
compilsh this result The 1--WE reels
showing tuily loo scenes and maxim
more than two hours' entertainment.
VIII be shown at the Acadcmv oil 49,,
week. with special music and exnlara-
tory lecture The educational and lit
erary value of the reels has been sne-
o!aiiy recommended by the University
OF Sorponne in France There viii,
be matinee each day at o'clock
ana the evening performances vii,
commence at $40 o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-20
Donaldson Defeats postir.

Adelaide. South Australia, Novem-
Der le.-Jack Donaldson. the South
African sprinter. to-day defeated Ar
thur Poste. the Australian, ana G. E.
Holwhy. the American. for the worlds
championship. The distances were
100. 40 and 100 yards. Holway was
.outclsSssd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-20
WIN Address Lynchburr Elk,.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
LynchburE. Va, November l9.-HulBt
Glenn. past exalted ruler of the Staun-
ton Lodge OF Eiks. has accepted tho
invitation of the local lodge to deliver
the annual memorial address before
this lodge ON Sunday afternoon, De-
cember 8.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-20
sno,v in southre.t yirninln

tspecial TO The Times Diepatoh
bristol. Va. November ls-At day-
break this morning all Southwest Viz
gina waF mantled In snow. the FIRST
of the season. The flakes descended
hriskiy until late hour this fore
noon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-20
Now nrIdge Is Open.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Franklin, Va. November 19.--The
new steel bridge over the Blackwatcr
River. was accepted Thursday by the
State Highway Commission. and is now
epon to the public,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-20
Ford Motor Cars

Come fully equipped.
ASK experienced motorists why this
is an advantage"
FORD AUTO CO., 1922 W. Broad St