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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-09

tuHuu Gp Mar % HN .Nfp1-
ration . 3D. .owposii. pi steam. viru-
r..tu and mon ". natc learned
Iav Go r,gulat, aud control steam
aad ,l.yttmuy l..t 90. trtOh "u,-
.r,,. paN to r,gultt. .ud control 90
corporation
-i.u .ut. u, .,nu, Thought uf au
address delivered to-day h'ior, tn'
.t.Jjh,rn Dpmm, r.n. congress here
D.. George " Perkins on Modern
ituu-ttaI.m t.NIug .tt.s- upon
thr gi,lt uuuouD, vf cic.tDIciN and
steam notably 1s mctu- "t inter-
communication gaNr had upon thc
Development pf hu-inoss g. huge Vnd
.YmploN modern proportions ne de-
,lurl tnat 80 w. have learned Go r's-
ulat, those gtott physical tattcs and
thereby add tu tuer usctainrss 80 Wt
auoJ.d learn tu o. gulafc tA' corpora
pu uuI w,k, 81 do better service
Iu, p,upl, nave Witnessed abuses.
IIatuE abuses. in corporation busl-
mess methods saId Mr Pcrkns
.Th. have boon toli that tHe>, abs
,. ..m, about largely npeHus, ot the
.l, Co. Nhuh .rrtaIn Hus n'-s cutrr-
pn~,- usd grown
"i.ut boN un.Nw,ri.au Co. os afraid
oi thIus n,.tus' % i- hte, the
true Nmrr. % na- uo such fear or
belief 10 ], mot 90, size hc fears 10
i. tho methods fnlIpN,d He fears
The management pl % giant enterprise
fnht -r.rvtNr. mat du"- not respect
publ opinion thbt docs not realize
that when It- shar's ar" owned bl
th, publ, ia managers are suhStau-
tiaIl punur servant. ", fears IA,
w.ihod. uf tlc blind pool. Re want,
90 know. and BE-. has f, wight a. know
lrnu dsntcroa;ed thirJ parties. VIZ,
the government what BIS hcIng douo
H great business enterprise IN
Nh.. h hjs money is n,"atrd or Witch
ia handling commodity tnIt a1v. o
lls daA lir
"Th, pMcri. ut great cprpnrat ons
should r.ullyc that such concerns are
mu., u,arh public Institutions than
private property
'Nhur tie agitation uf recent years
hys been untat ana harmful 10 many
nstaa.,- II has st business men
taiukug ht- .rak.uru, the business
.,us. .Du.I trt Iu- Aiuu-li - new
realization uI tbs a.t .pU II 's ds
trur pi hu-.u',s 1 Ii 4. pf the gdi-
Nldul in.l thri. .. uu puimaucut
success. uuIrss 10 I. bt-ru upHn u.
t.Rr.f. .f uu. tr.
'pur uuiucss como .oru- H4,, grown
from th, Moal Hru and iu, state
uuupuu. tu fb. srpat Interstate uur-
pnrbt "n and what .t,. must has, g.
federal -ulailpu and control of these
gfDu Interstate bi-Iu,.. enterprises
1nd rv- llat VIII punish tn, man
Nhu ,uwmt. th, rhine. not tine stock.
holder ur the public which D.. b.Iug
served
"F,d,uI b.. suHfoQ b., feasible. aul
b. 800 unite aud work fpr u uu., "a
ma, ur tpl. q, secure 10. Nh.r,a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-09
COURT OVERRULES
PLEA IN TRUST CASE

Detroit MlHh, March a-~Jrdsn
p,nnison in the federal court today
oNorrulod the special plea involving
th, "iHmuni,y bath" recently uator.
ed ny individual defendants IN the so-
galled bath tub trust prosoruliOns,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-09
MOTIVES OF TAFT
ARE LEAKING OUT
Troops Are Being Sent to
Await Any Eventualities
and to Protect Americans IN
Case of Demonstration.
TROOPS CONTINUE
TO MOVE TO FRONT

NNutnstou. Nai.H Ih. r,aI
eu.u'aur' ui the sudden W"'ili1'
u"u OF q quarter ui tu' uIt'd states
"fW' Hud 7 formidable portion 'i the
nav. tiuns the N'N'rhu frontier iN
gradually l'hhins "ui 100 washington.
lh'i' I- %" possibility "i uiurHl Ntrl-
i'.''"u. set ihis seems q" d, the sit
Uat"u as obtained from various
sources
About tho tm' OF tH. return ui
Ambassador Wilson Go Washington h,
received dd,iy"s iudlgattus increasing
unrest 100 McNic" aud Chat tho reN"lu-
ton. u'tvith~tardins il. assertion "i
th' N'NI'tu government O." the con
trat' bad extended 200 many diror-
tom ra, whole ."uu'r was said %"
30. 100 .uuditi"u mtd' NOR" serious
"t what was said Zoo n' tl' prrcatI"us
stat' of tH" health ot president bial.
Ihrr' was known t' hc nu uttlc
MrNigaus generally and 30 Nus feared
development. at ans moment might
pr".lpiat' 0Wot. condition. with 30
probable demonstration tsaiu~t f"r-
"isn'rs Inis alleged state oi affairs.
u is said. was discussed with deep
concern W tho white house. Win th"
result That % suggestion was made
iN"i Ii would p' ihc Part oi inrr-
Thought 1" D"u. rutrat" near 90" M'N-
i'"u horde, force sufficient to meet
amy situation tnat might arise,
TN, movement was &" TAX, th,
form "t mancuNrts bat thv nterpre-
"tl'h VhlcD was instantly placed 90
III" move h' the newspapers and th"
people 'I tnr country disconnected
IN, administration ana tho president
dnd hiF adNiSets FASTENED 4" relieve
tia tension 100 both countries by tcl'-
graphing an emphatic declaration or
thr harmless int"ni "f the govern
m"nt
AranNN'' 'urat' information aS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-09
Glaring Abuses of Corpora.
tiOns Not Due to Their Size.
But to Methods of Then
Administration.
GEORGE w. PERKINS
NOTABLE ADDRESS
Study of Regulation and Con-
troll of Corporation Future
Field for Endeavor of the
Americans.

= ATLANTA, MJrCh This i.
. Roosevelt duN at Ur southern
. commercial congr"-s The Tor
. mrr president arrived IA the
. forenoon. Was mot at the sta
. ton hos the Atlanta companies ot
. the Fiitn Georgia regiment uf in
. iautry tn, officials nf the cham
. bct ui commerce aud pt the Z
Q commercial congress This aft
. crnuun Colonel Houscyrlt dtliv-
q cred uu address at the negro
. church and tonight viii address
. the congress nn "Th, South'-
. obligation in ~tatD.Iuauship and I
Q iiusIu,ss EudtaNuE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-09
iur iiatllr t'ra,iicc.

seattle, Wash. March 9.-Tn.
ruiscr- N,-, Virginia ana MARYLAND
loft tlr mas. .Ird here this muruine
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-09
BATTLE DETAILS
ARE JUST LEARNED
Casas Grandes Fight Results
IN Defeat of Madero With
800 Killed and Wounded
Four Americans.
FEDERALS LOSE AT
ANOTHER QUARTER

vi raso Texas March q \ mes
sage To- thr Herald dated Casas Gran
d,~. March . gives some details "f
the disastrous defeat suffered by tho
tnsurrcvto force under Francisco !,
Msdvro. the provisional president
TIA" battle was folght near Casas
Grand.S and resulted according To
the dispatch. in the retreat Of the in
and Wounded. 500 saddle horses three
machine guns and l2 wasonloads of
supplies aud ammunition.
Thirt,-s Americans fighting with
th, insuir, ctos were taken prisoners.
The Nm,ficaus Wcrc IN the front of
the ba,tl, and four OF them were ~
ing dead IN one heap soon after the
fighting commenced
The inSurr"ctos stood the cannonad-
iug for ,weN, hours brfor" retreating.
Coi samuel Garcia Gucmsr, 80 Pres
idcnt piaz's staff, commanded the
frd.ras The sentiment there IL
strong against the Americans and the
Mormon colonies nearby fear rcpris-
ais To oftsc, this an official report
to General Luis Torres. military COM
mandcr pf the region. shows "a Sc
we're dctca, of the federals under
General ..or,nzo Torres et Cumuripa
Morday General Lorenzo Torres
was wounded IN the left side.
IN ofhciai report saws he lost 100
killed ana wounded while two insur-
rcctos were killed and six were taken
prisoners
salt Lake Ciah, March 3.--Thc
Mormon church authorities are IN
receipt of t telegram FROM the Nor
mon colony ai Dublan, Mexico. Civ
ns particulars of the insurgrnt de-
f,ut near Cls5s Grandes
The number of federal troops en-
gagged was 1000. while tho insurgents
numbered 600 The rebel loss was
.oo and th, federal loss loo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-09
TOYS Caught in NcNi.o.

Mexico Cjt,. MpNi.o. March
M,Nicu's contention that Lawrence
Cunyrts, aud Edwin Blatt N,r, u-
continued ou rag, 2. Column 90
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-09

UI Pt-u March Npropue OF the
expected intervention Sos tho United
states u Mexican affairs. t'd"ri'"
Gonzales Gar2t. general SECRETARY of
th, revolutionary psrt aud prag tical-
ly second 300 charge uf the movement
has given AN interview tu tine ii-r-
AID Eru-iuu to consider the p"esi-
htlD cot urWrU Intervention. Nr Gar
~ said
II believe tbo the United states
government fuI, represents the
American p,or', for the nauoual up-
American people AVID that IN view u'
the constant and eloquent IMPRESSIONS
r sympathy oi t' Anne. i,au people
.ur thr untiouaI uprising u Mrstco.
tine idea of armed Intervention p. tHr
United state, government cannot n'
conceived
We cannot .or mum"ut consider
o. u,nausy tine very idea uI suppus.
,ue a division between thc American
p,.rI, 3uI tg, Du.t,d states goNrrn-
mrut would p. Is much nv 80 In0i,t
au offence Q. t nation NhiUh i~ cone
.d,rru u. uu, u' tur most civilized
o' tH, nur'd anu 300 which tl. oi,l-
1.u- ar. accustomed tu .tyc thrir w
| ouyN,d
Nj 1arH n1- mrmtN vrll
known u'tpr,. ui Nny,.o ,|r ,.ur"
tH, uutnreuh uf trauni, ne hats made
h,, residence .u -nu Antonio. u.t the
central Io.aiou o' El raso duuut'css
oIi ,au-, uim 900 Ir.a', ni. UrJIuar-
t,i- here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-09

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-09
DIAZ HEALTH NOT
BAD. AS REPORTED

NeN YnK March ln view Of
the renewed reports conrcrning the
health ot President Diaz lt can be-
stated tlat H dispatch from the Assn
.iatcd Press correspondent a. McNico
City received last night SAID Dee per
sonalh had seen IN president on IN"
previous night when hc was ia ap-
parent good health
Another dispatch last uight from
Mexico cas- referred tu Dia2 receive
ing Admiral laJart' AZ % g. m 1ud
later Doutorrlur With the governor "'
iuAuaiuatp 80 urthor advice has
n,,U received
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-09

continued on Page . Column g.,
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continued on PAGE Two column ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-09
\'lc,i alu,l,.

On hcIng uUrstlOnVd ~ Nsslstdn'
District ATTORNEY Robertson Mrs.
lnsloy said she saw her husband take
the gun from the safe. but she do
not think n VAS loaded she thought
lnslov WAS only Tying 10 frightcn her
brother Vie took up IN" gun AZ
calmly as he ever did anything and
did not appear to be angry or cN.
cited
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-22

it being evident the judges wanted to
even it up between the leading ex-
hibits. For instance, Brookings
county was given 80 points on wheat,
while Kingsbmy vas given 90 points.
The wheat was in glass jars and was
not taken out for examination or test.
There is no man living who can tell
the quality of grain when looking
through d glass jar Where the
Rrookings Judges put it all over us
was on scoring the three leading ex-
hibits 100 points each on arrange,
ment and taste in displaying the ex.
hibit. There are no set rules for this,
and therefore there can be no two eX-
hibits scoring alike. One must be
better than all Others. And on this
point there is no question in the
mind Of any fair minded person who
saw the two exhibits as to which was
the best. 1t was simply a case of
bull.dozing. The two judges from
Brookings college had to give the
first prize to Brookings, and it Was
considered easier to do it by making
the o for display an even thing,
than it would have been to make it
upon the other scores, which were al
ready stretched to the limit to favor
Brookings.
DIR. L. NJ. Hanson, Dentist. Office
over De Smet National Bank.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-22
According to the Oldham Re

According to the Oldham Re-
gister a meeting Of the stockholders
of the Farmers Elevator Co. was held
at the town hall in that town on last
Saturday, the 9th. The leading matter
for consideration whether or not to
rebuild the elevator recently destroy
ed by fire was soon brought before
the meeting. 1t was soon evident
that nearly every stakeholder was IL
favor of erecting some kind of a
building, although there was differ.
ence of opinion as to the kind and
size of the elevator to be put up. 1t
was finally decided TO put up a build
ing much the same as the one destroy
ed with the exception of the fiat
house. Work will hegin as o o as
plans are drawn and arrangements
made with the contractor.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-22
As II Looked to Her.

TO my little daughter ef three the
dawning of each new day was a con-
slant marvel and surprise. Going to
an east window, she would look out
quickly and exclaim: Mamma, the
sky's open again. One morning
there was a heavy fog, and when Be
atrice went to the window she cried
in great alarm: Come, quick! Come,
quick! The sky's coming down the
road ."-Woman's Home Companion,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-22

Take your cream to w. d. Storts.
Highest market price. Opposite fur
niture store.
Mrs. B. A. Dyar and Mrs. E.
Sasse are visiting relatives and friends
in st. Charles, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Keller, the
couple who were married Wednesday
morning, gave a dancing party at
the Floto Hall to their friends We'd
nesday evening.
j. w. Hayden, of Mathews town
ship, accompanied his mother to
Rapid City Tuesday where she was
met by her daughter, Mrs. NJ. p.
Flaherty, with whom she will spend
the winter.
Mrs. A. w. Hoyt, agent for the
Victor Ladies Tailoring CO., has just
received her fall catalog Of styles and
samples, showing the latest in ladies'
coats and suits. Ladies are invited
to call and inspect the line.
The design and exhibit by Kings
bury county is in demand for use in
advertising South Dakota at various
national land shows. The G, a. n.
w. Ry. wants it for the exhibition at
Chicago, and the state commissioner
of immigration wants it for the ex-
hibition at st. Paul under the auspices
of the Northwest Development
League.
The new bond issuse of Sl1,500
for Troquois independent school dis
trict Was closed up last week, the
bonds being purchased by the Degree
of Honor grand lodge. In the ex-
ecution of the bonds the chairman
of the board of education, clerk and
treasurer each signed their name $40
times and before the job was finished
there were a few cases of writer's
cramp.-Chief
-Kingsbury people feel that the
exhibit at the state fair was given a
rotten deal by the management of the
agricultural department and the
judges provided to score the exhibits.
Kingsbury had the best exhibit on
the grounds, beyond all question, and
yet it was given only second place.
The first place was given to Brook
ings county, which was not only an
injustice to K~ingsbury, but to several
other counties. Sanborn was given
third place, and yet it had an exhibit
that outclassed Brookings. But
Bookings held the edge by virtue of
having two of the judges from that
city who would listen TO nothing ex-
cept that Brookings must have first
place. We understand Prof. Wheel
er, of Mitchell, was for giving first
place to Kingsbury. But while the
DIT cision of the judges was unfair, and
the unfairness manifest to all, Kings
bury received more advertising from
The affair than did all the other
equities combined. Fully ninety
per cent of the people attending the
fair condemned the action Of the
judges. The scoring of the different
classes was a Shit and miss" affair,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-22

R'A 'AS
will restore him to perfect health.
Clark Hodges went to Manchest.
er Tuesday to look after the bank
while E. T.. Ruskeii oierked an
auction sale.
The Evangelical ladies will
serve a chicken pie dinner Saturday,
SPIT. 23rd, in the church parlor.
Price 35 cents.
Fred and Will Hiedenrich, of
Davenport, n. D., arrived Tuesday to
visit their sister, who is i'll at the
hospital in this city.
The Armstrong residence on
West Second street has been I'VE
hauled this week, preparing it for
occupancy by the G. B. Lemon family.
j. o. Purintun took over the af-
fairs of the De Smet postofice Satur-
day evening. He will retain D. w.
Wilmarth as assistant for a period of
six months.
Miss Anna Heidtnrich, Of
Osceola vicinity, is at the De Smet
hospital. She was brought to that
institution last week in a critical con
dition and it is reported she is not i'm
proving as rapidly as might be de-
sired.
Ben Keiiar, of this vicinity, and
Alma Stevenson, from south of Man
chester, W. re united in marriage We'd
nesday morning by FIR. Lahecka at
St. Thomas church. The happy
couple have the best wishes of a host
of friends.
The fourteen years old son or Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Callahan, of Mathews
township, bad a is broken Saturday
by IA horse falling upon him The
break which occurred about half way
below the knee, is a bad one and will
lay the boy up for some time.
Prof. A. B. Rich formerly prin-
cipal of the De Smet schools, was a
guest Of his brother, l.. l., at the
farm home south of this place over
Sunday last. He is now travling
upon the road for a book and publish
ing house. Lake Preston Times.
The rite of confirmation will be
performed by Bishop OGorman at
St. Thomas church Tuesday, Sept.
10Th There will be a class of one
hundred eighteen boys and girls from
this parish, and classes from the
Lake Preston and Arlington parishes.
The services for the three classes
will be held at De Smet 20 as to
make it as convenient as possible for
the bishop.
I'm connection with the raw deal
handed Kingsbury's exhibit at the
state fair, it might be we'll to mention
that the Judges in this department
were DR.. A. N. Hurme, OF the agron-
omy department of the Bookings
college, and Prof. j. g. Hutton, Of
the agronomy department OF the
Brookings college, and w. A. Wheeler,
of Mitchell. The last named gentle
mao, we understand, favored making
the award to Kingsbury on it's merits
but he was only n against two who
were for Brcoking first, last, and all
the time. The Brookings people
adopted as their motto, always Sure
-Brcokings County" We are now
prepared TO believe they selected an
appropriate slogan for the occasion.
we da not question for a moment that
I s,.n ~ ths. award for Their
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-22
THE GRAIN MARKET

Thursday, Sept. 7-No. | Nor.
90c; No. 2 Nor. 81; No. 2 Nor. V. G,
Sc, No. 3 Nor. V. G. 50; Durum, S5;
Flax, SILL; Barley, 81; Oats, 35,
Price quoted on barley is for grain
weighing 45 lbs to the bushel,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-22
THE INDEPENDENT.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
LOCAL NEWS.
From an Around the Town and
County.

DR.. L.. NJ. Hanson, Dentist. Office
over De Smet National bank.
Miss Carrie Bergerson visited hel
sister, Mrs. W NJ. Look, over Sunday
Judge Green and family spent
Sunday at Brookings with his brother.
DIR, Green.
Miss Olstou, of Lake Preston,
was the guest of Miss Ethel Moody
over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Scbauh is enjoying a
visit from her mother, who arrived
Monday evening.
Mrs. Cora Mason went to Brook
ings Tuesday for a visit of few days
Nth her brother.
Mr.. Bennett, of Canton, was a
guest of his sister, Mrs. W. H.
Warren, a part of last week.
Mr., and Mrs. C. B. Lemon are
visiting his brother Horace and
family 10 Minneapolis this week.
Mrs. Harry Hubbard, of Castle.
wood, was a guest of Arson Wright
and family from Friday until Tues
day.
Prof. Lunn is enjoying a visi,
from his mother, who arrived from
Dallas Center, Iowa, the latter part oil
last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Leslie Gunnisor
arrived recently from their farm wesI
of the river and are now visiting
Kingsbury county friends and rela
tives.
Ami n. Whiting opened his law
office over the Bank of De Smet, in
stead of IN the Randklev building as
at first intended, aud as stated IL
these columns last week.
If events moved on scheduled
time this week, Miss Goldie Inc,
Adkins, of Oldham, was married t.
Mr.. Arthur Brown at the home of he
parents al Oldham, Wednesday, Sept
10Th.
Ole Oleson, the painter, wa
caught in a runaway accident a
Sinai the latter part Of last week. H'
came home Monday and al examina
ton showed that he sustained tn
fracture of two ribs.
n. A. Boast received a letter from
T. G. REILLY, of Sioux City, the first o
week stating that g. A. Champlin, 0
this city, was successfully operated
upon for appendicitis Saturday at on
of the Sioux City hospitals.
&C. d. Cook, son of p. s. Cook
who has been in the employ OF tn
international Harvest Company 1
North Dakota and Canada left las
week for Chicago to enter the emplo
of the Deering company and will e
to Argentine, South America, tn
latter part of the month. Arlingto
Sun.
Word has been received in thl
city by friends OF the r. b, Forsit
family, who recently moved TO Mime
sofa, that Mr.. Fursier recently undel
went a successful operation for goiti
ait the Rochester hospital. NJ
Fursier had been ailing for some tim
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-22
Americans the only consumer.

AZ one of the most important gro
ceries in Hamburg they think they are
doing well 10 disrose of 80 or 40
pounds a month OF sweet potatoes t o
resident Americans.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-22
A Special order.

Divorced woman K that doll
very much only | wish you could ar
range 1t so that instead of saying papa
and mamma. 1t would only say
mamma.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-22
An Unustratlon.

THE sweet and soul are strangely
mingled in lie
Yes. indeed FAKE a BAD crowd, for
example. where you're in a pickle be-
cause yoalg ID Il ram
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-22
Church Services
MErHoprsr

Preaching 10:45 a. m.
Preaching 500 p. m.
Sunday School 1900 noon.
Epworth League
Juniors &c y. nj.
Senior 7:00p. m.
PRAYER meeting Thursday $50 p. m.
You are cordially invited.
f. RAWLINSON, Pastor.