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INDEPENDENT ORDER on ON
FELLOWS.
Hall Seventh and Main streets
keokuk Lodge, No. IS, meets regr.
iariy Monday evening at 1880 O'Clock.
John Moore. N. G.; Otto Anschutz,
Recording Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-02

hardin Lodge No. 29-Holds it's req.
ular monthly meeting the second
Monday evening of each month
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-02
FRATERNAL CARDS

WASONICs
X Hall. corner Fourth and Main
. Eagle lodge. No. 12-Holds Its
~ regular meeting the first Tues
day evening OF each month.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-17
ATTORNEY ACTIVE
FOR MAIL CLERKS,

James Manahan, an enterprising
attorney of Minneapolis, who has
been Investigating the conditions of
the western mail service with the
view to bringing the adjustment of
the differences of mail clerks, writes
the mail clerks of the western divis-
ion that he has found much loss of
business and considerable delay in
the mail service. He says that the
trouble is the lack of mail clerks to
handle the increased tonnage.
The mail clerks hours are too
long, the opportunity to study distri-
button and routing is cut off and
thus congestion and mistakes hap
pen, besides making the clerks on a
run do the work of the clerks who
are i'll.
Manahan says that the clerks are
right in their demands for shorter
hours and more men. He has also
found that the railroads are getting
more than the mail contract is worth.
AS suggestion for the betterment of
the service the Minneapolis attorney
suggests kilograms and letters be-
ing sent to the congressman from
this district by the mayors and com
mercial bodies of all towns where the
bad effects of the service are felt.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-17
NATIONAL IRRIGATION ACT.

When John De Witt, poet laureatS
Of the Island Empire Of the Pacific
Northwest, wrote: little drops Of
water, mingled with the sand, make
mighty difference in the price of
land or words to that effect. he
gave conclusive testimony that he
had some experience in the cost OF
orchard lands before and after ir-
rigation. Land is worth what it will
produce, and experts declare that
land will never be cheaper than it is
today.
The National irrigation act is re-
garded by most observers of condi-
lions in the arid and semi-arid
states as the most beneficial statute
yet placed upon the federal books.
Farmers and orchardists in the
western country hail it as the second
emancipation proclamation, as it
has freed thousands from drudgery
in the thronged cities and made
them independent. prosperous and
happy in comfortable homes on fer
tile lands in the open country.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-17

Ell Paso, Feb. 11.-Juarez is prao-
tically in state of seige. Some l.
200 insurgents are encircling the
city and many bands Joined Geen.
Orozco during the night. The feder-
ais continue to fortify the town.
Several Americans have been arrest
ed for entering the city at night.
The cooperation Of General
Blanco. who has so far declined to
work with Orozco II still being
sought by the insurrecto junta
here. but apparently without success.
Blanco, according to an American
arriving from the south, has blown
up the bridges both before and be-
hind Gen. Navarro's troop train.
General Navarro has been located
at San Jose, Is miles south of here
with 1900 men. He II fighting his
way north to. Juarez. and is Impress
ing all the natives he can as he ad-
vances. All bridges on the Mexican
Northwestern railroad have been
burned to stop his advances.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-17
LEGISLATIVE
O0|NGS AT
THE CAPITAL
oOINGS OF THE SOUTH DAKOTA
LAWMAKERS AT FRIDAYS
SESSION.
GOV. FINDS DEFECT IN BILL
dsnk Guaranty Bill is Ready for the
Undertaken, as is ...so the Bin
About Defendants Testify
ing.

Pierre, Feb. flowing to the
eact that the report of the specia]
committee appointed to investigate
conditions at the soldiers home was
aot prepared, the house Yesterday
deferred action on it until next
Wednesday.
In the regular order of business
considerable was ACCOMPLISHED
though a lot of time was wasted as
usual. In discussion on minor bills.
d. B. No. 2O1 requiring the county
auditors to publish the official vote
OF the county within Is days after
election, was killed as was also n
= 126 providing that the state reim-
curse the owners of glandered
horses, killed by order of the state.
Where was warm discussion on this
latter measure, but it was apparent
that 1t was dead before vote was
taken on it.
In the senate Rartine strenuous
" objected to having his railroad
rate bill go over till next week. but
the body was not with him ana it
vas set for Tuesday
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-17

New York. Feb. 11.-Magazine
publishers say the advance in postal
rates for magazines as planned by
congress is part of scheme for
Wall street to get control of the mag
azines. If the bill IL passed several
Of the magazines will go on the
market. In the case of McClure's
alone the raise to 4 cents q pound
'or mailing the advertising section
viii add 10 tie sost $4,000 yearly.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-17
CONGRESSIONAL CONIMITTEE
FAVORS RECIPROCITY

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE ways
and means committee of the house
today decided by vote of IL to z
t. favorably report the Canadian
reciprocity agreement for passage.
The following republicans and one
democrat voted against reporting the
bill: Dalzell of Pennsylvania, For
ney of Michigan, Dwight of New
York, Elds of Oregon, republicans,
and Broussard, democrat, of Louis
lana.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-17
COL. ROOSEVELT SPEAKS
AT GRAND RAPIDS

Grand Rapids. Mich, Feb. IL
Col. Theodore Roosevelt arrived to-
day to be the chief speaker at the
Lincoln club banquet. He spoke on
the toast Lincoln and Progressive
Republicanism." Big crowds are
here. Geo. Osborne is to deliver the
Welcoming address.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-17
Bills Passed by the Senate.


Fl. B. No. 1S2-relating to the
sonds of county treasurers.
Bills Passed by the House.
Fl. B. 207-disposal of state land
ct Lake Kampeska to officers club
Of the militia.
81. B. 222-appropriating $1,000
Cor the state board of health.
H. B. 205-compulsory education
cor deaf and blind.
II. B. 206--providing manner for
admission OF school for deaf.
H. B. 252-creating 18th and 18th
judicial circuits.
Fl. B. 158-state depository bill.
H. B. 94-providing for creation
Of irrigation districts.
n. B. 153-making taxes delin-
auent July 1. where records are de-
stroyed
H. B. Disappointing 1000
cor secretary of state (stationery.)
H. B. 5S-appropriating $3.50 to
Plankinton Telephone company for
erroneous assessment.
II. B. 152-proyiding manner of
location OF county seats in counties
where permanent location has not
seen made.
The governor sent message call
ing attention to the fact that H. B.
No. Is, passed by both houses had a
defective title and requested it's re-
enactment.
The senate had good joke on the
aouse yesterday when they sent the
Roskie military bill back to that
sody amended by adding the "enact-
ing clause" which had been mad
vertently left off by the lower body.
Rep. Roskie has bill making the
open season on chickens the same as
"a other flying game.
Social.
A delightful reception and ball
vas given by the management of the
aew St. Charles hotel Thursday even
ing. The hostelry was mass of
salms and cut flowers and the fine
gowns worn by the ladies made the
spectacle a brilliant one. The music
vas furnished by the Watertown or
ehestra. Refreshments were served
after the dance.
The most delightful party of the
To
pes was held at the St. Charles We'd
aesday afternoon with Mrs. c. j.
Norris, wife Of the speaker, and Mrs.
Bracket as hostesses. 1t was a
Soint bridge and &ensington party.
The first prize was won by Mrs.
Herbert Hitchcock and the consola-
ton BY Mrs. Munson. Delicious re-
ereshments were served.
Daylight Law Now in Force.
Attorney General Johnson has
seen the recipient of scores Of tele-
grams today asking for information
@ to when the daylight saloon bill
goes into effect. 1t is law now, and
any saloonkeepers who kept open
their places of business later than
sine the last two nights have made
themselves liable. Ignorance of the
Jaw excuses no one.
Bank Guaranty Bill Dead.
After an hour and half of de-
Batting in the house yesterday Rep.
LArson's bank guaranty bill Oh. B.
No. 1921 met = calm and peaceful
death. In the midst of serious de-
hate on the measure. motion was
made to Indefinitely postpone furth-
q consideration and the motion pre-
sailsd. Thus days Of labor In copy
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-17

any city and let them find out tn,
state of the children's minds in ay
cry school, and let them send to DR.
Jankens, former health commission.
er of New York, for some statistics
of the health conditions.
In plain talking by parents lies
the only hope of the race.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-17

There were 29,293 fatal accidents
in the coal mines of North America
during the twenty year period end
ing with 1908, rate of 81 to each
1000 employees in the mining indus
try. according to bulletin of the
bureau of labor, apartment of Com
merce and Labor, which has just
been made public.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-17
A MORAL AWAKENING.
(By Ella Wheeler Wilcox J

81 am now convinced that the up
lifting of the morality of our peo-
pie lies, above all and everything
else in educating the children ration
ally and morally. l believe that
more evil has been done by the
sQueamishness of parents who are
afraid to instruct their children in
the vital facts of life than by all
the other agencies of vice put togeth-
er. am determined to overcome
this obstacle to our national moral
ity. / have not the slightest hesita-
ton in saying that the right way
has been found at last Thousands
of men have asked me why they
were not taught the danger of vice
in their youth, and l have had no re-
ply to make. | intend now, with
Gods help, to remove this reproach
from Gods land" The Bishop OF
London.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-17
DYNAMITERS
GOES BACK FOR TRIAL

Los Angeles. Feb. 1I.-Prosecutor
Earl Rogers today said he would
ask for extradition Of JOS. T.shner,
who is held at Idelia. Oklahoma, on
suspicion of being implicated in the
dynamiting of the Los Angeles Times
plant and bring him back here for
immediate trial.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-17

ing Kansas statute and changing
IL TO- meet the conditions of South
Dakota, We're wasted and one more
measure was prepared for inter
ment.
Stock Insurance Bill Killed,
H. B. No. 22O, relating to the in
Vestment of funds of stock insur-
ance companies was killed by vote
OF 81 to SIS. but notice of reconsid-
GRAFTON was given. The idea of per-
hitting the companies to invest
their surplus in stocks is what
swamped the bill and when the mea-
sure was amended to the b ,rsting
point, even Rep. Van Camp, who in
troduced the bill, voted against it.
Railroads Do Not Make Good.
The railroads failed to make good
on the scheme of showing the COM
mlttee that the old style headlight
is better than the modern search
light and H. B. No. 147, requiring
headlights on engines of at least
1900 candle power, was reported ia
vorably.
Alcoholic Instruction in Schools.
Rep. Mendel would amend the
statutes governing instruction in the
public schools so as to include a
course of special instruction on the
effects of alcoholic drinks and mar
cotics.
Wolzmuth's Repeal Bill.
Sections 3106 and of the code
of 1903, relating to the protection
of fish, provide that all irrigation
bitches on private property, which
are connected with streams contain
ing fish, shall screen the bitches to
prevent the fish from getting into
them. The reason for the act was
the wholesale destruction of fish
when these temporary streams went
dry. Rep. Wolzmuth in H. B. No.
269 would repeal these sections Of
the act.
Death Awaits Bill About Defendant
Testifying.
II. r. No. 105 has peen in the ju-'
dietary committee rooms for several
weeks. The measure provides that
a defendant in a criminal case may
testify in his own behalf il he so de-
sires, but failure tc do so, for any
reason, may be commented upon by
the states attorney in his argu-
ment. Rep. Whiting introduced the
measure and though he is chairman
Of the committee to which the bill
was referred, the other ten men on
the committee were opposed to him
The bill. By close vote yesterday
and refused to permit him to report
the house ordered the bill dragged
out of the committee. The bill is |
certain to meet an early death on
the oor
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-17
FUNK WITHDRAWN IN
IOWA SENATORIAL FIGHT.

Des Moines, Iowa, Feb. 11.-Garsl
made gains On the 18th join ballot.
The deadlock continues although
Funk has withdraw. The vote TO-
day was Porter -. Kenyon q.
Young 81. oarss 30. Clark ,. wei
laes 1.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-17
Taft VISITS
BURIAL PLACE
Of LINCOLN
VISITS UNIVERSITY CITY or
URBANA ON HIS WAY TO
SPRINGFIELD
$4,000 VISITORS At CAPITAL
OF the Sucker State-Addresses Tav.
stature Endorsing Canadian
Reciprocity.

On Board President Taft's Private
Car, urbana, Ill.,, Feb. 11.-Presi-
dent Taft arrived here at 8 O'Clock
this morning. A committee from
the Illinois University boarded the
car at O'Clock and escorted him to
the University grounds where he was
the guest Of President James of the
university. He reviewed the cadet
corps and visited the buildings and
made no speech because of the con.
dition of his throat. He left at 8: 90
for Decatur.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-17

Springfield. ILL.,, Feb. ll.--Aii
buildings were covered with flags and
bunting and the streets were filled
with thousands Of visitors to greet
President Taft. The hotels were
filled and many walked the streets
last night having no place to sleep.
There were over $4,000 visitors in
the city at noon. Gov. Deneen and
Lieut.. Gov. Oglesby and newspaper
men went to Decatur to meet this
president this morning. The presi-
Dental party rode on Congressman
Mckinley's trolley from Decatur
here. all other trains being SID.
tracked. The first pilot train con
tanned newspaper men and the SEE
ond President Taft and the thiru
state officitls. He spoke to the leg
islature this afternoon, endorsing the
Canadian reciprocity treaty.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-17


were arranged for, in addition to
several hundred meetings in every
town and village in the kingdom;
pamphlets are being prepared and
will be distributed by the million
the head master of every great col
lege and school will have a person
al part; a special periodical called
Prevention" will be issued and dis
tributed to every parent in England.
And at the head and in the midst
of this wonderfully well conceived
and far-reaching movement stands
the bishop of London, uttering these
words:
SIT lies in your power to retain
her innocence of thought by replac-
ing ignorance with wise knowledge
as the slogan for the campaign up
on which he has entered for the
good of England. and also these fur
there words:
"There shall be plain talking, >
says the bishop of London; "the
! time has gone for whispers and
paraphrases. Boys and girls must
be told what these great vital facts
of life mean, and they must be given
proper knowledge Of their bodies
and the proper care Of them. The
only way now is to be frank, man tt
man"
II any parents doubt the necessity
flor plain talking let them read the
reports OF th1 eAildren's courts II
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-04-20

death. unconscious OF the lapse Of
time. waiting for the Redeemer. who
will set up Ills Kingdom IN glory. "a
sociating Ills Bride with Himself for
the blessing of all the families Of the
earth.
The bringing forth Of the prison.
ers out of the prison-house OF death
will be- 10 set before them. under the
glorious provisions OF the New Dispen.
sation. an opportunity for life erorlasf
ing by obedience TO the laws Of the
Kingdom under the assistance OF the
heavenly One-the alternative being
not eternal torment. but death Second
Death. frpm which there will be no
hope of recovery.
All Souls Go to sheoL
Some one may say. Pastor Russell
what about the soulG IL the body goes
% shcoi. had,S. ne tomb. where g,srS
the ~oulg reply that IL Is the saul
that goes 90 shoDl Ia hddcs th, grarc
the tomb the state of death Although
the words ehoDi aud hddes ARE translat
ell grgre more times than translated
hc'L NEVERTHELESS they refer. not Ca
the mound 90 earth. which g. In the
nature Of monument. but 10 the 80
crri. hidden condition. preferably stylrd
the tomb the abyss
As Ie~u~ descended Into Aados. 80 do
all mankind ~ the Father raised
Him frum the dead on the third day
50 u X promised that Tie will raise ~.
the Cl.lr o.. up fran the dead surr
than this. he unjust also those Nho
have not iHv'u approved Of God la the
present NE shall sll be- awakened from
the Sleep IT death They will come
forth Informed Respecting sin. having
lived under the ryign Of SIN aud Death
They will rutr forth that they mas
learn the ways % righteousness the
rewurd ~ which T. NE everlasting
The glurihrd Jesus and Ills glorihed
Church fli- Bride viii be- the Royal
Priesthood. Whose special work Tor y
thousand wears viii he the uplifting
u mankind, not only from the tomb
hut nlso to perfection Of life. every
mnn In his own order or rank The
Uplifting viii bless a~ many as ARE
willing. lifting them up from the degra
lation and meanness aud imperfection
into which all have fallen by one
mans disobedience. under the laws OF
heredity.
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