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Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-11
Gone Home

Alfred B. Kitredge is no more.
He has laid down the joys and the
sorrows of an eventful and useful
life and gone to sleep. For more
than twenty years he lived in
South Dakota and during that time
was a recognized leader in the poll
tics of the state. From \ brieasss
lawyer he rose by his own efforts
to the highest gift within the people
of this state, and in the greatest
legislative body in the world soon
rose to q place of commanding in
fuence, rejecting credit upon him.
self and honor upon his state. South
Dakota has produced no public man
his equal. In his death great loss
is sustained and thousands of loyal
friends mourn his untimely taking
of. He was q remarkable and
, singular man. Possessed of q great
mind and q tender heart. Honesty
was one of the marked traits of his
character. Deceit was foreign to
his nature and though engaged in
politics for many years he never
deceived q friend or misrepresented
an enemy. His spoken word was
the same as written bond and when
once passed could be relied upon
though the heavens fell. No man
in the history of the state was 50
grossly misrepresented, so mali
ciously maligned. Not given to
much talk, he bore silently the
slander of envious and small minds
and placed his trust in the sober
judgement of the people. He never
forgot a wrong nor failed to reward
q favor. He bore the shafts Of
malice with truly Spartan heroism.
Confident of the integrity of hia
own life he walked the straight
road, swerving not to the right o,
to the left to pander TO the preju.
dices of the public. He kept hiI
own council and hewed to the line
of honor in all his private and pub
lie acts. Senator Kittredge wa
not an ordinary man in any sense
of the word. He was large il
stature, q statesman of large vision
he saw clearly where others saw
but dimly. In all the Affairs d
life, whether as . private citizet
or . public servant he had but on'
line of action, one rule for hi
guide, to do right IS he was giveI
the light to sec it. That he some
times erred in judgement is true
but that he erred on the side o
right 10 now we'll understood. Ii
representin9 this state in the Unit
"a States senate he had but on
amhitioa, one aim, one desire; +
serve his constituency faithfully
to bring credit to his state. Tha
he did this il we'll understood nov
even BY his enemies. He had
high md lofty conception Of hi
duties asa senator. This can b
illustrated best ~ ! Circumstance
that happened while in the ss0at
md = - tins when the psssidsn
nsede1 voeas- foe : pssa msasars
1he mattsr did not appeal o6sna
tor Ki11Go1 - - boin3 yi1ht gan
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-11

German Lutheran sseyices II
Philip Sunday, June 1lt ia
afternoon = $50 All Ajnvit
to come. Rev. p "A. Dantenha9
PASTOR. 80 49, $50
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-11

sary to have a guardian appointed
for Joe McGinnis, who last fall
was awarded damages by jury in
the state circuit court of Brule
county, S. d., for the loss of his
hands and feet by being left in the
Brule county Jail without a fire a
year ago last winter, when the
temperature was considerably be-
low the zero mark.
A petition containing the names
of more than one hundred of the
business and professional men of
Parker has been sent to the United
States senate, asking that body to
confirm Mrs. Chas. F. Hackett as
postmistress at Pal ker.
The city council of Custer has
granted to Custer men q fifty-yesr
franchise for an electric lignt, heat
ing and power plant. 1t is expect
Cd the electric light system will be
completed in time to be placed in
operation July 4.
At the annual convention of the
state Sunday school association.
held at Huron, the following off,
GERS were elected for the coming
year: President, G. H. Leggett,
Fl. Pierre; vice. president, T. H.
Hagen, Huron; secretary, F. P.
Leach, Sioux Falls; treasurer, B.
D. Frederick, Sioux Falls. Water
town was selected as the next meet
ing place.
Carl Clements, driver of the
stage between Hayes and Daven,
port, killed a rattlesnake along the
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-11

Carl Clements, driver of the
stage between Hayes and Daven-
port, killed rattlesnake along the
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-11

Information from Kankakee, Ill.
is to the effect that because of ex-
cessive drinking it has been neces-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-08

Christian.
WarwOOd Christian church. corner
hroWus road and Sycamore avenue
lteV j.. e. Pryor. pastor. Bible school
Az TO a. M. Communion ~ II q. m
preaching ~ : o. D. m Regular mid
week prayer meeting "Wednesday
evening ~ 3 D. M All strangers bon.
Vited TO attend the above services.
FIRST Christian church. w II.
Fields. Pastor. Bible school % 20 n
M. Communion 10 - q m Preaching
u o o. 10 Memorial sermon for Her.
bert MoninReu Christian Erdoavor
, 4" g. m. Preaching. 7.45 p. 3d. Sub
leci. The FrodiEIl Son illustrated
hy siorcoptlcan. MID week PRAYER
mcoilnR. "Wednesday. z g. o. m
island Christian church. Charles r
iilfHIar minister SUNDAY school 10
2 3n. preaching m 10.aU subject.
Tho Way Of Life. O.. o. mcofinp al
% m evening gorgicos ~ 1.5.
subject of tho evening acrmon is
ihe Uncertainty Of our Earthly IA
i9ienco Strangers and visitors aI.
ways welcome at those services
Lutheran.
Tho First German Lutheran Zion
church. Market street lstuccn afst
and t2nd. streets. Rev s. g. Houre
pastor Fourth sunday after Trinity.
sunday school % 15 o. m. ChIef Ser
vice 90 90 30 r. m Ladies' Nid 60 Q
m. no vcspere Service and SUNDAY
school or Christ Mission at Mozart
park OF 10 30 On m The Prick and
Benevolent society mocfe ON Tucrfav
evening Quarterly congregational
meeting. July tG Annual SUNDAY
school outing 90 Blaney's Grove on
Tuesday July o.
81 James Evangelical Lutheran
church. 1909 1871 ChapIino street
Sundnv Bible class and SUNDAY
school at p q m German service ar
10 30 o. M There will Do mo- services
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on sunday. July 16-Thc annual
Noiksfcst picnic 20 Rock Springs park
tickets. - cents Train leaves Penn.
F}Irdria station at g q M arrives 20
park 90 lv q on. " is desired and ex.
peci'I that thc congregation turn out
IN iuu numbers 20 fIls outing
81 Jarics chapel. Film Grove. Sun.
Day. sunday school 40 10 o. m.. sun.
day school teachers mecfinE on Mon.
day Tho mcmhers ~ the chapel VIII
give % avn fetc July ts ON Nr sfoiu's
lawn across from fhc chapel Tho
congregation 's invited 90 attend and
bring their friends
Trinity Lutheran church. Rev
'har.os T. HIttcr. pastor. SUNDAY
school OFF y O'Clock Preaching af
u" 30 n evening services until
September IS IS Weof. % native
OF This city. who has been spending
several years boz India aa mice onary
HII deliver au illustrated lecture il
This church ou "iifo and Work" in
lndia. Tuesday. July ~. at q O'Clock
The public ls cordially Invited
Fret Church Of christ. Scientist.
fNl SchmulhH~h building snrgIcre
Sunday 40 ~ % m Subject o. los.
pom. sacrament Wednesday taff.
Wonial meeting AZ 8 % m. VcadIng
room open daily except Sundays and
legal holidays from . 90 D.. m. same
address
First baptist Church. 18Th and BY
ron streets p o. Urininstol. pastor.
Bible school @ l5. Morning Worship
DO 30 thcmc Laid Hold Of by Jchov.
al Young Peoples service g ~ Eve
ming Worship z So. Possessing the
Riches ~ Christ Emmanuel and col
vary mission schools meet 40 Q 3O y
M
81 Iuko's Episcopal church. Island
cnd NJ the Steel bridge. tho Rcv.
Jacob Nottingham. rector Tho ser
ticos during Tho weck will DO Fourth
sunday after Trinity @ i5 a. m Sun.
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WADDELL OWE
ST. LOUIS CLUB $1,000

According 10 a recent ruling OF the
national commission. Player Waddcn
formerly with the 81 Louis Ameri-
M is indebted 10 that club 10 the
extent OF Si.223 81. which he must
paid back. Waddell is now PLAYING
with the Minneapolis club OF the
American Association. his sale hav.
ing been made 10 that team without
notice OF his Indebtedness 20 the 81
Louis team. The report OF tho com.
mission follows.
The attention of the commission
was called 10 This case by President
Hedges. who submits an itemizcd
statement covering 1910 IN substanti-
alton OF his contention that Player
VHddcll g. indebted 10 the 81 Louis
club ~ the American League ~ the
amount ~ Si.222.G3. with Tho request
that The commission enforce frs col.
lection As stated bv Mr. ledge
tho player contract for 1910. calling
for "a salary ~ S2.snn. contained a
clause empowering tho club IN DO.
duct $1,000 n he INDUCED IN intoxt.
cants The bin rendered shows that
This deduction Of $1,000 was made on
August 9 Tho tom preceding This in
Tho hill is p charge NJ 5000 for sal.
ary forfeited during Suspension from
Juno a. 20 AUGUST ] Another charge
i7 $3.50 FOR money advanced 10 the
player for alimOny in tho divorce
suif fo ahich ho was defendant the
cost ~ which. including ATTORNEYS
fees. amounted N 9l12fT
Whom This account was submitted
hy President Hedges ~ fhc TIDnoap.
oils club ~ which mo player i4 n
member. for tho purpose ~ onrsiinr
ifa cooperation IN collecting ~. Pros.
dent Cantillon replied as follows.
received your letter. with
hi'I for Waddell ircI0aed why
didn't you collect ihis money
whom no was with your baI
club Won haven't Rof ANYTHING
ON mo he owes mo ncarfy az
much AZ he docs you. and 7 can't
peo any chance FOR collecting my
own. lo' alone collecting % for
anyone else n 7 could collect 10
7 would gladly IN r0 ~ looks 10
mo that We are both losers ~
what we have coming from him
Tho point raised hy President can
'.lIon d. ~ grave importance
throughout his extended career thfs
player hap had the reputation ~ b.
Ing prodigal in money matters. and
seldom went through a season win
ont being Indebted to his club AZ ifa
close File habits and failure 10 iako
81 aer.ous view ~ mo zane deureciat
OF HI. value to his team and resulted
.H lIf salary fxci o. far lees than
pitchers ~ fhe extraordinary natural
ability we're paid
q obi" yale OF this PLAYER fo Tho
Minneapolis club wac made without
notice of his lulohteducss 20 tho So
p 0HIf club fo- fhc commission 20 TO-
qu.rc DO fo divert fho piagors SALARY
f0r iha payment of bio debt fo Tho sf
Louis club before ho bad met biz OBJ
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Ohio Valley Automobile Club Will
Entertain the River and Harbor Men

In the Paramount park 200-mile race
last October. driving a 30 b.. d. Pull.
man entered by the York Garage Ind
Supply company. captured three OF
the our events entered.
The ocean TO ocean tourists who
left Atlaptic City on June 25 com
pleted the first lap OF their long Jour.
ney at indianapolis on Sunday night,
July 2. The mileage up to Indianap.
oils was 1920 miles. and the party,
which Is composed OF New York and
Philadelphia car owners. visited Har
hisburg. Pa. Baltimore. Washington,
BEDFORD Springs. Pa. Uniontown, Pa,
GAINESVILLE. o., and other intervening
towns.
This trip is unique in that each car
Is driven by its owner. There is not
a chauffeur in the party except the
one handing the Pilot car.
The appointment OF George Braith.
wafte. for some years factory man
ager for the Stevens uryea company,
Chicopee Falls. Mass. TO the position
OF master mechanic in the factory
organization Of the Thomas 3. .Jeffery
company. Kenosha. Wis, ia perhaps
one OF the most important changes
hat has occurred In the industry for
some time.
The makers OF the Rambler have
Tor some years been concentrating
their efforts upon the production of
extremely accurate parts. and Mr..
Braithwaite will direct the work OF
parts machining.
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port)-that a club which drafted a
player who is heavily in debt would
be permitted TO withdraw fits draft be-
cause the financial obligations of the
player were so large as TO be burden
some. This principle is applicable to
the case under consideration. The
commission in declining TO require the
Minneapolis Glib TO apply the earnings
of this player 10 the Payment OF his
debt to the st. Louis club desires 10
serve notice on all players that in all
cases in which n player contracts an
obligation TO his club as a favor or in
the ordinary coGrse OF dealing be
tween club and player. he will be re-
quired to discharge dollar for dollar.
Due diligence should be used in the
settlement by a club of claims of this
character. and when a player Is re-
leased the purchasing club for its pro-
lection should ascertain when the deal
Is contaminated whether the player is
in debt TO the club from which he is
secured. II the debt is of extraordin-
AIRY proportions. notice OF it's exist
ence should be given TO the purchas-
ing club.
AUGUST HERMANN.
n. b. JOHNSON.
I. l.. LYNCH.
National Commission.
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HERO MEDAL
Knight to be Given Medal by the Car.
neeie Fund.

In officially submitting the petition
to the Carnegie Hero Fund Commits.
sion for recognition Of the heroic ac.
lions OF Harry l.. Knight. the West.
colt race driver who saved the life OF
G. l. Anderson. the Case mechani-
clan. in the international sweepstakes
at Indianapolis. Ind. May 30. a peril
nent question is asked to be settled
by the commissioners.
The petitioners seek TO have the
commission establish a ruling on hero.
ism in connection with scientific ex-
periments. II is claimed thai the
commission heretofore has not taken
into consideration requests in which
the participant has been ngage IN
what is denominated by some as sport
and by others as scientific expert
menting.
The letter accompanying the petit.
ton. which is headed by Charles p.
Henderson. OF the Henderson Motor
Sales Company. Indianapolis. con
tains the OF some characters OF
national repute. Col. Russell b. Har.
rison. son OF former President Bshja-
min Harrison. and Booth Harrington
have their names on the petition. The
petitioners come from various parts
of the United States and in the ma.
jority Of cases are powers-that-be / n
their various localities.
Ren milford. Jr.. OF Cincinnati. for
merry a well known base ball writer.
who was selected chairman OF the
Chalmers Trophy Commission. has
chosen representative baseball writer's
Of the major league cities who will
assist him in awarding a Chalmers
car 70 the best all-around player j n
each Of the two major leagues.
Milford has chosen one mar from
each major league city. making a
commission OF eleven active baseball
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Chapiine street W. y church. Rev
~ s. Hammond - D. pastor Ser.
mon hy pastor sunday 1t fO. go o. m
and o. p m sunday school Mr.
D. g. lcouhart. superintendent. q.f.
n m Epworth league TUESDAY at q
p 90. Nid week prayer and praise
service "wednesday % -.fF % ODD
Young peoples meeting FrIda, 40 ~
~ m
North street " o. church. r. Is.
Meredith. pastor-sunday school at
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Happiest Girl In Lincoln.

A Lincoln. Neb.. girl writes. Il had
been ailing for some time with
chrQRic constipation and stomach
trotble. ! began taking Chamber
Stomach and Liver Tablets
and In three days / was able 10 be up
and got better right along. am the
%proudest girl in Lincoln to find such
a good medicine" For sale by all
dealers.
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MONT Weeks
Elm Grove Lad Is Now Catching fol
the Winchester Team Of the
Blue Grass LEAGUE.

Mont Weeks. the we'll known ball
player ~ Elm Grove. is now working
behind the artillery for the Winches.
ter team Of the Blue Grass League.
and participated in a l5-inning game
on Wednesday. Mont Is the property
Of the Terre Haute Central League
team. and was farmed out to the
Frankfort club OF the Blue Grass
League About a month ago he re-
ccived a badly bruised hand while
catching. and was out OF the game
until Wednesday. Just why he is
catching for Winchester IS not known.
hut IL is thought that he has been
loaned 10 that club Mont played an
importnt part In winning Wednesdays
game. a. his timely binRle in the ninth
tied the score. He is leading the bat.
ting order.
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legations 10 the club with which he is
playing. The effect Of such q ruling
would be 10 practically render him
valoeless 20 the Minneapolis club as
an Investment Tho commission held
i'm re Huelsman First annual re-
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Mr. r,r-c. .s1Ilh+ '.r owned hy
has bocr -,o-ba.f., %. 3plnH.'.l"
local gsr.g. D." one "I Tho
Another city IN place i,scir ~, ro
iis' Of owners ~ motor c,rs IN.
tawa. Canada. which has -prretseod
n siv-cyllndor forfv.fvo borso r,,.c-
Franfiin FOR tho uso Of Ei-o rtt,.
John Graham
The civic arfhorifiee for ooro u,o
feif tho need Dg "a w,rc 800 ,
ance for rho head ~ fbefr f-o t,r,-,
mont. ~ no has "a lar,o forrl,or. o.,
cover. and several rcoka ago aufh,r
ized him fo -n~voet.gafa and r.c,,,
purpose Tt, .I-c.. \.
Tho Franklin a..,.r,r
believed o. go,fJ ..
during both bof ,I ,.fI
Tho car a. fo De- r.....t
rcd and De- d, b..- ..,
the eraf lettering frJ.c..,, ... .
g. fha Orc chiefs csr
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writer's. Those whom he has selected
are as follows: Chicago. l. f. San
born. Tribune: Boston. Tim Murnane,
Globe: Brooklyn. Abe wager. Eagle:
Cincinnati. Jack Ryder. Enquirer;
Cleveland. II. p. Edwards, Plain Deal
er; Detroit. Joe Smith. Journal: New
York. John B. Foster, Telegram: Pitts.
burg. Charles s.. Power, Gazette
Times; Philadelphia. J. &. lsaminger.
North American: st. Louis. NJ. r. Par
ker. Globe-Democrat; Washington.
Joe s. Jackson. The Post. Each or
these eleven men will cast a vote for
the eighc men in the league OF which
his city Is a member. whom he con-
siders he best all-around players.
Members OF the commission in De
troit. Cleveland. Cincinnati, Pittsburg,
Brooklyn and Washington will vote
only for players in one league: mem
bers OF the commission from New
York. Boston. Philadelphia, st. Louis
and Chicago will vote for eight men
in the American League and eight
men in the National.
Two long distance tours in Cole 80
automobiles are now under way. and
two more long tours are soon to tart.
These. with several other long tours
planned, will cause Cole automobiles
to traverse considerable territory in
the United States this hummer. The
reputation OF the Cole for long en-
durance runs has caused nero
owners who operate higher priced
cars TO select their Cole model for
long runs.
The biggest gun ever fired in the
automobile industry was set of yes
terday by the United States Motor
Company. when announcement was
made that the company has produced
"a guaranteed efficient automobile 10
sell for $3.50. The car is named the
Liberty-Brush. and in some respects
il resembles the popular Brush run
about. IL is capable OF every service
which can be expected OF a runabout.
and is built with n power plant that
will travel $4,000 miles.
This makes the cost one-half a cent
per passenger mile. and in addition 10
being the cheapest form OF transport
tation. II tho arrival OF the au-
tomObile which every one can buy.
Just nj a time when the deepcst
thought OF American manufacturers OF
medium-priced and low-horsepower
automobiles on how to successfully
invade the British market with their
wares seemed 10 he ready TO bear big
export trade fruit. the situation in the
British Isles has taken a sudden
change. An era Of single cylinder
British made lights seems 10 have
obsessed the localities where some or
the biggest makers in the United
States were planning to push a cam
paign.
Many types ~ single cylinder cars
have come and gone in the British
market, but there Is one make OF car
now enjoying a sudden vogue in Eng
land that Is due 10 a great mechanic
al innovation. No poppet valve single
cylinder car ever was able 10 com
mand respectful attention I'm the Eng
lish market. Time and again critics
thought they had found n car that
would make a days journey OF about
200 miles and register from &c 10 -
miles an hour on the good roads M
the islands. only 70 ind that its sale
fell OF. and purchasers OF machines
invariably began 10 negotiate for
some Of the American importations
selling for slightly more in the Lon
don market.
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Presbyterian.
First PRESBYTERIAN church. corner
of Chapline and Thirteenth streets.
Rev. ". a Cook. u. D.. Minister
Service a. ~: 3n 20 M. no evening
service. sabbath school and Bible
classes ~ . o. q m. Memorial capel
Sabbath school. Eighteenth street. at
2 80 D. ~ PRAYER meeting Wednes-
day az 7t5 -. m
The Third Presbyterian church
Thirty eighth and Jacob streets. J. p.
Lcvcuherger. rIsfor The services
for sabbath. July @. arc az follows.
Communion and preaching service 40
D" % a M. and Sabbath school at
g 80 n M
Second Presbyterian church. cor
Nor Market and Twonflcth streets.
Rcv Charles ~ Mcdonald. D. D.. pas
tor Services at fp go a m. Sabbath
school az $3.50 90. M Christian En-
doa'"r mectirr NJ p m Prayer
meeting Wednesday af z a. p m. The
pastor win preach Sabbath morning
ON Without Cod or Without our
Goal
Vance Memorial church. D. VI Pot
ter. minister Morning service at ~
O'Clock mo- evening service Morning
subject. THE Masters Cure for Per-
p%lexit, and Doubt sabbath school
90 qf5 r. mi
Warwood Presbyterian church. Rev
Edgar W Day. pastor Sabbath
echool az 9.f5 n m preaching at d
g. m Prayer services Wednesday az
s D. m
Netho-~-t.
Thomson MrfhCTaf Episcopal
church. broadway. between virginia
and Zane streets. ur Fredorick D.
Ross. pastor Morning service ~
90 30 ur u Sumner stone VIII &C..
COPY The pulpit. Evening services 10
Z 30. the pastor viii deliver q lecture
upon Augustine the Master Thinker
~ the Latin church This is tho
second ~ "a series NJ lectures upon
heroes of tho faifh SUNDAY school af
O'Clock Mid vcck PRAYER Service
Wednesday cvcnlng 90 1.f5
Fourth street So D. church. Rev
a. p oliver. pastor Sunday morning
tho pastor viii speak on Cod our
Sun and Shield Boo tho evfT7nc crv
sumner Stone. 90 Now York cit,. VIII
prcsch ON out uoor Mission Work
sunday school Of % - a m. Epvorth
league 10 90 y ~.
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un-ted P--ssbyterIan

Second rrifoI Presbyterian church.
corner of ChapIIuc and Fourteenth
street Rev a. o. Llttcu. pastor
Morning Worship no no. o.. no evening
service sabbath school and NIble
classes for men and women a. g.So
a ID
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Presbyterian.

day school. 10 80 a. IN. Morning pray.
or, and sermon.
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10 n m preaching ~ NJ a m Ep
worth league NJ ff o. IN. Week
evening services regular.
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Inc packers Auto company ar War
are operating 'hcir plant In full
and have enough orders on 7le
u" continue BOO operation for some
months IN all probabilities n much
larger factory ~ili Do erected by this
company next summer.