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NEWS FROM ETHAN

Ethan, S. DIV. p Tobey came
up from Westfield, Iowa, on Wednes-
day morning.
Fred Tobey Went to Mitchell We'd
nesday aiternono With passengers in
his auto.
Mrs. w. II. Trow returned from
Parkston Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Theresa Nicholson and child
rem have moved back to Mitchell.
Mrs. and Mrs. Sollie Nolt, Mrs.
j.. w. Ottman and Lizzie and Agnes
Champion were among Tie number
who went to Parkston to enjoy the
carnival.
Mrs. Maloney and three children
of Chillicothe Missouri are here Wis
iting the ladv's sister, Mrs. a. G..
Bauer.
MI. and Mrs. r. Gammill return
&c Friday from their visit to Mis-
souri,.
j. w. McCrary and Gus Roney re-
turned on Thursday from their trip
to Canad.
We understand Mr.. Roney was
very favorably impressed with Can
adad and intends to move there soon.
John Donavon was in town We'd
nesday shaking hands With his old
friends.
Eliphus Tobey and family came
over from their home in Stickney on
Tuesday.
Miss Eva Annis has just returned
from N. Dakota, where she visited, a
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy of Sioux
City are visiting at the home Of Mr..
& Mrs. John Dunlavey.,
1t is reported that Mr.. Alf Dodd
has a new automobile.
Charles Boreson is at Hot Springs
taking treatment for his rheumatism.
The ladies Of the Altar Society OF
Holy Trinity church cleared over sSS
at their ice cream social on Tuesday
evening.
Miss Ethel Tobin who has been
visiting relatives here returned tc
her home in Mitchell Monday.
Fred Tobey, ALI Clement, ED Donk
Frank Bauer, and Jack Mcdonald
went to Parkston Wednesday ever
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Smith, and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Thompson went t.
Parkston "Wednesday evening.
James Carlow expects to start fo,
Canada in a very few days. f
John Puetz and Fred zGro1z, farm,
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err Ht.n. wtat 81 tn.n hase jot II
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efs ii,.n. stat Of ln.n haze joH n
iafned from caasaa
Saturday ,hiriie Goeia and wife
.uet returned from Pink aana where
they had been 10 attend the ~funeru!
OF Mrs. Goetz' brother.
Mrs. Kowiey and HUE daughter
arrived Saturday from Mitchell and
win spend SUNDAY with Miss Chris
tine Eowley.
1t is reported that j. II. McCrary
bought a section OF land. and Gus.
Rnney bought thcree quarter sec
lions in conada, on The "Trip from
which they have just returned. These
men both intend moving there in the
spring.
%cls lIendrickson has just proved
up on a fine claim in Perkins CO., and
returned here for the winter.
Henry Mutziger is putting down d
$50 barrel cistern for the Ethan
State Bank.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gammill eldes,
son OF Nj. and Mrs. r.. Ganmill ar.
rived here from Missouri Frida,
ana will spen6, some time visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Roselie Smith and son, who
formerly lived here. drove over from
Alexandria SATURDAY.. Mrs. Smiths
daughter Gladys, just recently hai
her knee cap put out of joint for the
third time.
fred Tobey took his father, W. u
Tobey and his brother Don to West.
field Iowa Sunday.
Miss Edith Shane, who visited he,
sister Mrs. Sollie .Nolt for a week
returned TO her home in Mt. Vernon
THURSDAY afternoon.
Mir. Zhenpfenning OF Parksto1
visited his son Ed and family here
last week.
Dwight Coursey OF Mitchell spent
Il few days last week at the home OF
his uncle, Mr.. Sollie Nolt.
Jimmie Judge Of Parkston, ths
popular auctioneer, was in town Sat.
urday.
Rev. Minty vas unable 20 preach
Sunday on account OF sickness, so MIR
Hunter. a brother from Kentucky
who has ben in the neighorhood nj,
Summer, addressed the congregation
End delivered q message given him
blythe Heavenly Father.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
on Wednesday, August gard With
Mrs. Neal Weepie.
Roy Oathout and Bertha lversor
OF Vernilion went TO Parkston We
nesday TO enjoy the carnival.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. A. Oathout autoe6
down to Lake Andes on Saturday,
Olive Mack OF Carthage, S. d.. ar.
rived the first OF the weel..to visit
her grand parents DR.. anG Mrs. w
III. Trow and other relatives.
At 10 M. word has just been re.
ceived of the death of Rev. Mr.. Min.
1y at the home OF Mrs. G.. T.. Drake
Mi. Minty came down TO preach as
usual Sunday, but was not at all vel
Saturday evening and a substitute,
was found, in Mr.. Hunter, who
preached both morning and evening
Then word came so very unexpected.
ly OF his death.
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STEPHENSON PLANNING
BRIBERY DEFENSE
WISCONSIN SENATOR CLAIMS III;
WAS ELECTED BEFORE THE
LEGISLATURES WAS COR
HCi"rIaD.

Milwaukee. Wis.-'rhe defense in
the Stephenson senatorial investiga-
ton is being outlined by those now
representing Senator Stephenson.
The belief is gaining ground here
that the argument advanced when
Stephenson was elected, that he was
actually elected before the deadlock
began, will be the basis OF the sena-
tors case. When the two houses
OF the legislature met t. vote separ-
.ately. there were enough votes cast
to give a quorum in each house.
Stephenson had a majority in each
house and also a majority OF the
two combined. 1t was not until after
the vote in separate session that the
LaFcllette followers decided 10 try
to defeat Stephenson. The belief al
the time was that Stephenson was
actually elected in the separate SEES
sion vote.
If that argument is true, there is
nothing TO Investigate in the contest,
for the senator was actually elected
before the fight in which bribery is
alleged to have been the deciding
factor was started. That would
leave the expense of the primary
alone to be Investigated.
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then arJss oyer 10 afu-sian
RI. j. Halene Of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa Is here decorating the interior
OF The First National Bank.
Mrg. l.. +. CONFESS returned to her
home at Strule, Illinois after spend
ing several months with her son, Les
ter CONFESS,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Sejnoha and
children OF Wolsey returned home
wednesday sitter q short visit with
Mrs. Sejnoha's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Will Steckc.
Mrs. Fred l.oobs is receiving a visit
from her brother Chas. Bouman and
wife of Br%idgewater. Iowa.
Chas. Grouse was up from Mitch
ell Tuesday. Mr.. Grouse run a mcv-
ing picture show in Letcher Il few
months this summer.
Misses Nellie ans Elizabeth Direen
and Miss Catherine Sagmann, who is
visiting here from jamestown. y. d.,
were passengers to Mitchell, Monday.
Mrs. j. G. Schooley
Mr.. Pierce and his family will he
welcomed back to Lctcher.
Misses Laura and Margaret McMa-
hon OF Mitchell are visiting the Miss-
es Winifred and Milly Morkin this
week.
Messrs Chas. Clark and Tom De
Haren have traded land for the
i Letcher Opera House. They contem-
plate fixing the building up in fine
shape.
Mrs. H.. NJ. Hopkins entertained
the NJ. Z. Ladies Aid Society Thurs
day. About sixty ladies were pres
emit.
Dave Bubb left Thursday night for
Il trip to Athol, Idaho. to visit his
son, Fred. III. Nj. Hopkins will car
ry the mailhduring Mr.. Bulbs alb
sence. 2 ii
Misses Williams OF Los Angeles,
who has been visiting the
Misses Ryan, left for Worthing Fri
day. Miss Kitty Ryan accompanied
her as far as Mitchell.
Misses Irma and Bernice Nelson
'eeks visit with the p. II. Nelson
lmilv.
Mrs. Clark returned to RedGeld
Saturday after a few days visit with
her sister Mrs. Joe Bennett.
Miss Grace Bliss of Mitchell came
up Saturday for a few days visit at
the. Ryan home.
M.rs. Emile Van L.ucken returned
Saturday from a visit in Woonsocket.
Miss Emma Kittleson of Mitchell
came up Saturday for a weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. John Hardman.
j.. VI. Caranaugh formerly of Let
cher. but Of Roundup. Montana.
arrived Thursday for a visit with rel
atives and friend
A number OF Letcher girls attend
ed the Institute held at Ruskin Park
this week.
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NO SUNDAY BASEBALL
PLAYED IN MITCHELL
CHIEF OF POLICE SMITH PUT a
STOP TO THE GAME IN THIS
CITY WITH ORDERS OF
SUNDAY.
Baseball games have been played

Baseball games have been played
in the city at the driving park
grounds on Sunday for several weeks
past without any interference on the
part of the city authorities, and the
supposition seemed to be that there
would be no objections. However
with the game advertised for Sunday
between Mitchell and Mt. Vernon the
Sunday baseball came to an end.
Chief Smith received instructions
from City Attorney Miller to stop the
game. and the chief notified the play
ers that there would he nothing do
ing in that line. The driving park
grounds are owned by the city OF
Mitchell, and on that basis the city
had authority 10 act.
1t is in violation of the state law
to play baseball on Sunday. At prev
ious games no admission was charg-
ed to the grounds, but a collection
was taken up. \ week ago Sunday.
it is stated, that an admission was
charged at the gate.
particularly popular among the best
supporters Of the game, but it is not
a difficult matter to get out a good
crowd for the game on that day.
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WILSON INCLINED TO
CR|T|C|SE DR.. WILEY
TELLS COMMITTEE HE Is SUPER
SENSITIVE ABOUT REVIEWS
OF HIS DECISIONS BY REE..
EMREE BOARD.

Washington, d. C.-The congress
sional investigation into the attempt
TO GUST Dr.. Wiley from his position
in the department of agriculture
was closed yesterday with the testi-
mony Of Secretary Wilson. The COM
mittee will hold an executive meet
ing today to consider its report. Many
times in his testimony, Secretary
Wilson condemned DR.. 'Wiley's dc
meanor, charging that lie was over
sensitive because his findings on
pure food and drugs were not accept
ed as final but We're some times re-
ferred to the referee board, of which
Dr.. Ira Remsen is chairman. He
spoke a good word for DR.. Wiley
honor.
"Ncvcr .Asan" He Says.
AS he a leaving the stand Sec
rotary Wilson declared that lie
would prefer r%esigning his job Il
go through another bureau row.
The witness was not cross examined
by attorneys for DR.. Wiley, because
Of the relative positions of the twc
principals. Secretary Wilson said
be became suspicious of the employ
ment OF DR.. III. II. Rusby OF New
York, the drug expert and storm
center OF the investigation, when lie
was shown a letter, purporting lc
have been written by DIR. kepler OF
the bureau OF chemistry, telling DIR
Rusby thai it would be all the same
whether he worked one day OF
many. The employment had beer
approved by the secretary but lie
said that he die, not examine the dc
tails OF the contract, leaving that tC
Dr.. Wiley.
The secretary said he was now i'll
vestigating q report that DR.. Rusty
had accepted fees from Drug Import.
ers for opinions regarding samples
CT drugs they We're considering i'm.
porting and then passed on the drugs
later as a representative of the gov.
eminent. He said that an inspector
had reported that he had discovered
one such alleged incident.
Wiley Denounced.
In testifying about the employ.
ment of experts. he said that ir
the Coco-Cola case, DR.. Wiley hat
agreed te give an expert $1,000 FOL
appearing in the matter and later
the expert wanted $1,000 for ex,
penses.
The secretary denounced as radi
cal the recommendation Of DR.. Vile,
that food containing alum be pro
hibited until the referee passed or
the subject. In support of his re
fusal to do so, Secretary Wilson re.
ferred to President Taft, settling the
question that manufacturers O
bleached -four should be permitted
to continue their manufacture unit
the courts had passed on an appeal
IF we took such action as wa!
recommended by Dr.. Wiley, OF
articles where there was no question
of deleterious effect n health, w,
would ruin the persons engaged il
the business, before the Remsel
board passed on the question:"
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State of South Dakota, Fourth
judicial Circuit, SIS.
In Circuit Court in and for Davi-
son County.
Isaac Speass. Plaintiff. VS.. James
Spears, Anna Spears, Frank Spears,
James Spears, as Guardian of Frank
spears. Minor, James Patterson,
Mable Spears, Defendants.
The State Of South Dakota Sends
Greetings:
To the Defendants Above Named,
and Each of Them
You are hereby summoned and re-
luired to answer the complaint
Of the above named Plaintiff, a copy
OF which is herewith served upon
you. and to serve a copy of your
answer upon the subscriber at his
office on Main STREET in the City CT
Mitchell, County Of Dawson and State
of South Dakota, within thirty Gays
after the service of this summons
upon you, exclusive Of The day of
such service, and if YOU fail TO
answer this complaint within that
time the Plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the
Dated at Mitchell, S. D., this 18th
day OF August, 1911.
T. j. SPANGLER,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Mitchell, S. d.
To the Above Named Defendants:
You and each of you are hereby
notified that the complaint in the
above entitled action was filed in
the Office of the Clerk ofsthe Circuit
Court in and for Dawson County
South Dakota, atkthe court house in
Mitchell, South Dakota, On the It'll
day of August, 1911, ,.3 T.
T. J. rspANGLER,
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Will Pay Visit on His
Way East From
Pacific Coast
40 STAR F LAG S
Are Flying in New Mexico ii
Celebration of Statehood
Resolution

Washington, ID. C.-President
Taft is expected to leave Washington
this afternoon as Don as congress
has adjourned, for Rochester, y. ",
TO attend the G.. A. r. encampnent
i'm session there. From there he will
20 to Beverly, Mass, for three weeks,
and will then leave on his western
trip. He is expected TO visit South
Dakota on his way east, which will
probably be about the middle or last
part of October.
The President probably will leave
Beverly September IL, returning east
about November l.. lie will go
west through Iowa, Kansas, Nebras-
ka, Colorado and Nevada to the
coast. Mos, OF the big cities in those
So City, Omaha, Denver and Salt
LAKE CITY, will be visited but the
p'ans los The tri., contemplate stops
III scores OF smaller places as weIl.
From California the President will
go to Portland and Seattle. Three
days are to be spent in the state of
Washington, and the route eastward
will allow him to stop in Idaho, Mon
tana, the Dakotas and Minnesota.
Last Cabinet Meeting.
The last cabinet meeting for sew
eral months was held today. Speaker
Clark and Eice-President Sherman
called to pay their respects to the
president, but were refused admis-
sion as Taft was busy.
The postoflce department today
announced, twenty new 1irst-class
postal savings banks, to be opened
Sept. goth, including Sioux Falls, S.
d.. and Madison and Lacrosse, Wis.
New Mexico Rcioices.
Santa Fe. n. M.-Flags contain
ing AS stars We're flying today
throughout New Mexico. amid great
rejoicing over Taft's signature on
tine statehood resolution admitting
New Mexico and Arizona With the
proviso that Arizona shall eliminate
the judicial recall from the state
constitution. During the entire
night here a Wild celebration occur
led. Governor Mills, four former
governors and sever judges of the
supreme court spoke. Many candi-
dates fer United States Senator are
in the field and former Governor
Curry is out for congress.
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7AfT'S MESSAGE
ON COTTON BILL
SCORES CONGRESS
President Objects to
Method Of Legis-
3"e lation Used
S FAR TOO HAsTY
Taft Again Declares Govern
ment Should Await Conn.,
missions Report
S FAT TOO HAsTY

Washington, ID. C.-In n veto mes
sage on the bill revising the uuties
on cotton, sent to congress just be-
fore the adjournment OF that body
this afternoon, President Taft score
the method used by the House and
Senate in adopting the measure.
The president said that the bill
and amendments were passed with
out consideration OF the facts.
Taft's objection to the cotton
schedule was because it was adopt
ed, without investigation or infcr-
nation of a satisfactory character as
to the effect of the bill on an indus
try in which chapital to the amount
of $S81,0Oo,O00 is invested. The
president said that congress should
wait for II report by the tariff
board before attempting such a re-
vision.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-08-24
LETCAER ITEMS

Letcher, S. D.-Mr. eastman Who
moved recently to Lancaster, W!scon-
sin was in Lelchcr on business Mon
day.
MIR. Anderson returned to Mitchell!
Monday after n short visi, ut the
llcrda home. ~.
WIS. X. Dryer OF davenport, Iowa,
arrived Wednesday for a short visit
at the home of her brother. August
lienzer. .
Mrs. Tjomsland of Chicago, who is
! spending the summer here at the
"ome OF her father, G. G.. Christopll-
er. Went t. Mitchell Monday for &
weeks visit With friends.
Mr.. Burgett of Indiana is hero
visiting her brother, John Burgett.
Mrs. j. N. Burg and son, Raymond
and father, left Monday for Mime
apolis and Anoka, Mimi, for a visit
with relatives.
Mr.. an3 Mrs. John Zellmer OF Well
man, Iowa, and MIR. and Mrs. Fl. +.
Iellmer OF Cariarty, y. NJ. are visit
ing at the homes OF John and Henry
Godber.
Miss Anna Thill returned to her
home at Moonsocket Monday after
Il visit with her friend, Miss Fay
Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf and Mrs. VOLTS
sister and her husband came from
Liberty. Iowa in their auto to visit
at the Stoner home.
Miss Gussie Bowers of LOOMS was
in town Monday. She was cco
panied by her friend, Mis- neryl Poo
ley of Iowa, who is visiting here.
District Superintendent Rev. w.
S. Shepard of mitchell held the quar-
terly conference meeting in the ~. =,
church Sunday night.
Mrs. Brue and Miss Maggie Stor,
la departed Monday for a visit Il,
Radcliffe, Iowa.
Mrs. N. w. Clark of Redfield ar
rived Tuesday for a short visit at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Joe Bennett.
Mrs. Ed Mcdonald and daughter
Mamie were Mitchell visitors Tues
day.
Mrs. j.. L. Ballentinc and baby Es-
telle OF, Perry, Iowa. arrived Tues.
day for q visit at the home of Mrs.
Ballentine's sister. Mrs. Chas Me.
Garvey.
Mr.. c. P. Owens of Alton, Iowa
returned home Monday after a shor,
visit with his sister Mrs. Howard
Holland.
Miss Marion Walrath of Mitchell
came up Tuesday for a visit with Miss
Florence Van Metre.
Miss May Swanson and Laur;
} White of .u4,chell arrived Monday FOL
> 4 short visit with Miss Inez Head.
Miss Salone of West Haven ant
Miss Gilbert of New Haven. Conn.
are visiting Miss Gilbert cousin, Mrs
Guy Crawford. The young ladie
have been spending the summer in /.
, tour OF the west.
;. The Misses. Ella and Tessie Comic,
of Lake Andes visited 4 with sthei
friend Mrs. Ella .Welch- Monday an,
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ga.t.ss betlra fi,s anfssfassJn 4,pA
The .ih contained otst . .t6o bushel2
sud tais great wright together with
the bfoheH timber Of the bin. nearly
crushed the lie out o! helg-lnn
@ho. wren .s%trieh,e,i. saa found 10
be unconscious lie WAS taken 10
his boarding house NEARBY. where he
stili remains Ia II semiconsciour con-
dltion, The physician gives out HI
tie hope of his recovery. Helgciand
is ~ ANA unmarried. and the oldcsi
Of ii family OF nine children. Tho
father died Two years ago. The fam.
lily are o!u settlers living Il few milk,
southwest of town.
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FIRE
THE EADS BRIDGE

East St. Louis, Mo.-The ware
houses of the Taberman and Hickey
Hay and Grain company were de-
stroyed by fire this afternoon and the
east end of the big Eads bridge is
threatened. st. Louis has sent fire.
men to aid in fighting the fire.
.Parkersburg, w. V,-The Chan
,cellor Hotel was. burned and two
were fatally injured and the business
district threatened today. The loss
is 5000, goo. -
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NOTICE HEARING PETITION.

State of South Dakota, County OF
Dawson, S.
In County Court, August Term,
1911.
In the matter Of the estate of Asa
B Kelsey, Deceased.
The State Of South Dakota sends
greeting, To Sarah Garrett, Frank
Kelsey, Mary Herr. Ray G. Kelsey,
e. T.. Kelsey, Harry NJ. Kelsey
Alfred G. Kelsey. Philander Kelsey
Henry a. Kelsey, Hattie Kelsey
Elizabeth A. Kelsey, and Ella ~.
Kelsey, heirs at law and next of kin
of Asa y. Kelsey, deceased, and tc
all to whom these present may come.
Notice is Hereby Given. That e. T.
Kelsey, has filed with the Judge II
this Court, a petition PRAYING fol
Letters OF Administration Of the
Estate of Asa b. Kelsey, deceased
and that Thursday. the 14h day O
September, 1911 at two o'clock p
NJ, OF said day, being Of a regula,
term Of this Court, to-wit: CT the
September term, 1911, at the Coul,
Room OF this Court in the Court
House, in the city Of Mitchell, count,
Of Dawson, South Dakota! has beer
set for hearing said petition, wher
and where any person interested may
appear and show cause why the SAID
petition should not be granted.
Dated at Mitchell, this 21st day oil
August, 1911.
lSeal) w. ABBEY,
Judge OF the County Court
Attest:
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BURIED UNDER 1000
OF CORN

Centerville, S. D.-John Hedge
land, employed at the Reedy eleya-
tor in this city. met with a. serious
accident Saturday afternoon. A bin
Of corn gave way as lie was passing
along the alley way beneath and COM
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ARBITRATION TREATIES
DEFENDED IN REPORT

Washington, D. C.-The treaties
of arbitration with Great Britain and
France We're defended in minority
reports filed in the senate in execu-
tive session today by Senators Gull
lom, Root and Burton, of the senate
committee on foreign relations.
Mr.. Burton contended that the
agreement required no amendment
because, as he declared, the preroga-
tives Of the senate are sufficiently
safeguarded.
Senator Cullom and Root, making
the same contention, undertook TO
provide against any possible mishap.
by suggesting a declaration in con
nection with the resolution of ratiii-
cation explicitly excluding from the
terms Of the treaty all question I'm
volving the tradition attitude OF the
United States concerning American
questions or other purely govern
mental policies
As originally presented, the
amendment specifically included the
Monroe doctrine. among the ques-
iions to be excluded from arbitra-
tion, but in the draft introduced,
that subject was omitted. evidently
under the impression that it is in
eluded in the general terms of the
declaration.
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COTTON BILL PASSES
AND WILL BE VETOED

Washington. ID. C.-After a per-
functory debate the House late yes
terday concurred, $50 to 1O7, in the
Senate amendments to the Under
wood cotton tariff revision bill and
sent that measure to President Taft.
The bill, which will be vetoed to-
day and will be embraced in renew
ed tariff legislation next December,
would have cut the cotton tariff an
average of 81 per cent ad valorem.
1t bore schedules tackled on the Sem
ate reducing duties on iron and steel,
cotton machinery and chemicals ana
provided reciprocal free admission
of bituminous coal across the Canad-
ian boarder.
The vote was along strict party
lines, except that eight republican
insurgents Joined the democrats.
Most of the insurgents who have
been voting with the democratic ma
jority on tariff measures, stood with
the regulars, asserting the Senate
amendments had not been considered
by a committee of either house.
Davis. Linberg, Volstead, Peter
son of Minnesota. Hanna and Helger-
son of North Dakota, Norris of Ne
braska and Lafferty of Oregon were
the republican insurgents voting for
the bill.
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LOST and FOUND.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

f1state OF FRANK ". Smith, Deceas-
Notice is hereby given BY the un-
dersignes, administratrix Of the
estate of Frank o. Smith, deceased.
to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit. them, with the
necessary vouchers, within six months
after the first publication of this
notice, to the said administrators at
her residence on the Southwest
Quarter (SW 1-4) fsRsetion Eight
CD, Township One Hundred Three
l103), Range Sixty-one (61) in the
County Of DAWSON; that her Post
office address is Mitchell, south Da-
kota. ~,
Dated alta Mitchell. South Dakota,
August 10th, 1911.
y BLANCHE NJ. SMITH,
Administrative Of the Estate OF
Frank o. Smith. Deceased.