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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-08-11

with them the best wishes of all &C.
quaintances.
DIR. L. NJ. Hanson. Dentist.
Office over De Smet National Bank.
Miss Retta Sasse returned Mon
day from her visit to friends at
Mitchell.
Mrs. Elmer Colwell departed
Thursday of last week for a visit
with her parents in Iowa.
Mrs. H. Perry returned Monday
evening from a visit among friends
and relatives at Crystal Lake, MINI.
Leslie Coolidge returned Satur-
day from Madison, Wis where he
spent six weeks in further study in
soil bacteriology. Leslie Intends to
specialize in this line Of work.
Miss Rose Kohlmann arrived
from Redwood Falls, Mimi, Sunday
for a visit with her parents. She vas
accompanied from Lake BENTON by q
cousin who is making the family a
visit.
While at the Sioux River last
Sunday j. A. Peuhsle found a valua-
bic pearl in a river clam. He has been
offered a good price for the pearl, but
he is of the opinion that it is worth
quite a sum and will not dispose of it
until ater.-Volga Tribune.
Clearance Cunning was arrested
on the charge of malicious mischief
and at the hearing Monday was found
guilty and fined $500 Because of
non-payment of the fine he was com
mitted to the country Jail for seven
and one half days. The act complain
ed Of consisted in stealing apples
from trees on Mr.. Ingalls, lots.
One Of the att. fractions at the state
fair will be Glen Fl. Curtiss, famous
birdmen in their many aeroplane ma
noeuvers on the opening day, Sept.
18th, including a five mile race with
a 70 horse power automobile over the
race track. This will be the greatest
event ever attempted in South Dakota,
in fact, in the entire west, assuring
the public Of an aviation meeting at
our own State Fair second to none.
Aeroplane Flights every day of the
Fair, morning and afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur E. Prior
of Pierre visited this city over Sun
day, making the trip by auto. Mr..
Prior preached at the Congregational
church both morning and evening.
He is a candidate for the pastorate,
and after the evening service the
committee having in charge the work
OF securing a pastor voted to extend
him a call. Mr.. Prior, however, will
only accept the charge upon the TN
animous call Of the congregation. Ii
is likely the matter will be considered
by the congregation next Sunday.
An old settlers celebration is
advertised for Brookings county to be
held at lakewood lakes Tuesday
August 18th. The spot selected fol
the occasion is very appropriately
near the old stone mill on the east
bank of the east lake. The old mil
is one of the oldest settlers in Brook
ings county, and was abandoned anc
in ruins when the now old settlers il
the western part first located in the
county. Ball games races, sports, anC
other forms of entertainments will b,
pulled of. By the way, ]. HI. Carroll
of this city is eligible to the ole
settlers list on that occasion. HI
located at Fountain, now a countr,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-08-11

idea, and the expense will not weigh
heavily upon any one individual
Usually all the advertising any town
gets is what only a few pay for, while
all reap the benefit.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-08-11

the management of the Commercial
club. 1t is hoped to induce every
citizen to send out at least ten picture
post cards depicting the beauties and
advantages of the town. 1t is a novel
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-08-11

Preaching 10;45 a. IN.
Preaching 500 p. m,
Sunday School 1900 noon
Epworth League
Juniors 300 p. NJ.
Senior 700 p. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday 1880 p. M.
You are cordially invited.
f. RAWLINSON. Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25
BIG MEN IN FAVOR
 OF FEDERAL CONTROL
PREFER IT TO STATE REGuLA- TON OF RAILROAD STOCKS
 AND BONDS

CHICAGO. Jan. 2i.--John V Mith. ell. president of the Illinois Trust and Sav1gs Bank; F. 4. DelSuo. president of the Wabash; BurtoS Hanson. general counsel of the c. NJ. & St P. railroad informed the railway securities commission today that they favored federal regula- ton O. railroad stocks and bonds in preference to state regulation. The commission headed by President Had. ley of Yale. is here taking testimony preliminary to framing a proposed national law regulating the securi ties issued by interstate carriers.
 MT. Mitchell said he believed fed eral regulation would simplify the method now existing under diversi- fled state laws. At the same time, he said, federal control should not impose any more Limitations than necessary. He said that prohibiting the selling of stocks below par would tend to encourage railroads now ex. isting and discourage new railroads, into the building of which the spec ulative element must enter.
 Rufus Dawes, president of the Union Gas and Electric, testified that he favored the insurance of stock without designated money value Without the value of the stock marked upon it, he said, the investors attention would be direct ed toward investments of actual worth. The witness defended wat cred stock" under certain conditions as an advantage in new enterprises.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25
For a HalIowe.n Party.

It Is doubtful if any festival of the year offers better opportunity for orig. inal frolicsome parties than Hallow- cen Appropriate decorations are easily made with jack-o'-lanterns, autumn leaves, strings of ears of corn or such ghostly emblems as black cats and sil- houette witches mounted on broom sticks.
 The refreshment problem is solved with equal ease. Sweet, sirupy cider. plenty of apples, nuts to roast and nuts to crack. not to mention a painful of crisp doughnuts, and, to top all of, a batch of savory pumpkin pies-these are only some of the edibles which at once suggest themselves.
 As for games to play. they, too, have been set by custom to a certain extent You may bob for apples in a tub of water, you may pop corn. you may do any one of a dozen things which your parents will be sure to remember about If they have ever taken part in Halloween celebrations
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25
NAVY WILL INVESTIGATE

NEW YORK. Jan. 24-lt became known in New York today that the navy department has appointed a board to investigate the report that private interests which are furnish ing material for the battleship Flor ida are purposely delaying material to make it appear, speciously, that government construction of battle ships is unprofitable. The Florida, being built at the navy yard, was to be completed by July. So great was the delay that occurred in the machinery division of the yard. which the yard officials blame upon private concerns, that a board of inquiry has been appointed
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25

American boys and girls who carry their luncheons to school or who live near enough to go to their homes for the midday meal may perhaps envy the poor scholars of Berlin Recently n the German capital plan of pro viCing a substantial luncheon for the chilGren of the public schools was ln- stituteI This luncheon is served free of cost 90 those scholars whose par ents are unable to pay. It has been proved that the youngsters learn much more rapidly when provided with wholesome food. Fortunately the school children of this country. as a rule, have no need of such assistance. but in the large cities like New York and Chicago poverty bears heavily on many youthful students. and they ire quently go hungry.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25
A Scottish Halloween Custom.

Take three dishes. put clean water in one, foul water in another and leave the third empty. Biindfold a person and lead him to the hearth where the dishes are ranged. He or she dips the left hand-if. by chance In the clean water. the future husband or wife will come to the bar of matri- mony without having previously been married: if in the foul. a widow; if in the empty dish. 1t foretells with equal certainty no marriage at all It is re- peated three times. and every time the arrangement of the dishes is altered Robert Burns. the Scottish poet, hu- morously tells of such a test in verse: In order on the clean hearthstone
 The dishes three are ranged, And every time great care Is shown
 To have them duly changed And Uncle John. who welded life
 For decades did desire. Because he got the empty thrice.
 Threw all three in the fire
 In wrath that night With merry songs these friendly folks l wet did not grow weary. And goblin tales and funny jokes
 Their sports were cheap and cheery, Till buttered oat cakes. smoked and sweet. Set all their jaws a-moving; Then, when there was no more to eat.
 To part it seemed behooving,
 Full blythe that night
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25
LITTLE TOTS AT HOME CAUSE
 EMOTION

WHEELING. w. Va. Jan. "A Apparently annoyed by the bitter invectiye from Assistant Prosec1;- CT Ted l. M-rrv in his opening argument yesterday. Laura Earns worth Schenk, broke down today and sobbed almost continually while her own attorneys presented their side to the jury. Her first emotion came when -o'Brien, in opening. men toned the two children Of whose company she had been deprived since her arrest.
 1t was while Chief Attorney o'Brien was making his plea /that she showed the most marked emo ton and the jurymen. too. shed tears, while there were many tear dimmed eyes in the crowded court room.
 O'Brien drew a vivid picture of the lonely incarceration of the pris- oner on the three real holidays Of the year. Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years. She was not even permitted to send her two childred little presents which she had worked and made for them, the work of her own hands" he dc clared
 In the morning session, Mir Maury resumed his argument on behalf of the state. He again touched upon the principa! points brought cut in relation to the poison found in the medicine taken by Schenk and the fact that the defendant had bought it.
 O'Brien's address was largesy one in which he attacked the witnesses offered by the state and pleaded for sympathy for the accused woman. s. O. Boyce, the third attorney for the defense paid his respects to Daniel z Phillips, who offered dam aging testimony against Mrs. Schenli, characterizing Phillips as a ~writh- ing worm, who squirmed himself into the affections of Laura Schenk. only to accept her presents and damn her character"
 The case will go to the jury to. morrow Shortly before court opened today, a deputy sheriff was sent out 10 clear the streets before the court house where men were mas- ing bets on the verdict.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25
L|SOTTE TAKEN AS WITNESS
 IN CASE
italian Being Held in Tomb stone to Testify at the
 Marinoni Trial

Another of the witnesses in the Parker Bowling and D. H. Faulk murder case has been caught.
 One Lisotte. an Italian who form erly lived in Bisbee. but who sud denly disappeared after the killing of the two men here on the night of December 12, is in jail at Tomb stone, being held as a witness of tne murder.
 Constable Denny Twomey return ed to the city yesterday morning from Tombstone. after having ar rested the man and lodged him in jail The Italian was located by the constable at Greaterville, near Tucson, to which place the con- stable-detective Followed him by de- yious clues Instead Of being az Tombstone since he and Deputy Sheriff Will White returned from the chase and capture of Marinoni, who is charged vith the commissiOn os the murder, tl officer has been in the southern part of the terri tory searching for Lisotte.
 What Lisotte knows about the killing is being carefully guarded, but the officers feel that they have the material in hand for a strong case against Marinoni
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25
BALLINGER MAY GET
 CUNNINGHAM CASES
TO DISPOSITION TO LET COURT DECIDE FAMOUS ALASKA
 COAL DISPUTE

WASHINGTON, Jan 24.;-The responsibility of passing upon the legality of the Cunningham claims to Alaska coal lands probably will be left with Ballinger an6 Commis sioner Dennett, of the general land office. All hope of enacting legisla- ton to provide for review of the cases by the court of appeals for the Dis.rict of Columbia is practically abandoned. Bills to transfer the files of the Cunningham claims to the court of appeals are introduced in both branches of congress, but no action has been taken in either house.
 Some house democrats have made no secre. of the fact that they do not want the courts to take the Cunningham claims from the inter for department The close friends of BaIlinger and Dennett said today that they would not shirk the re spolsibility of acting upon these claims if they are left to their hands.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25
LODGE MAKES PLEA
 FOR SUBSIDY SCHEME
WOULD CREATE TRUST ON OCEAN LIKE THOSE ON
 LAND, APPARENTLY

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24:-Advoca- ting the passage Of the ocean mail subsidy bill. senatcr Lodge today in a speech charged that transports tion of American goods to foreign ports was under the control of the foreign ship owners trust. He said the combination controls the busi- ness of both the Pacific and South American trade. and that it had the power to fix freight rates.
 Having such power. it can fix The price at which our goods are sold he said. It discriminates against American importers and exporters. It violates every provi- sion of our interstate commerce law in regard 70 transportation up- cn our railroads. It grants rebates and discriminates in favor Of cer.ain shippers"
 Lodge said that if enacted into law the Gallinger bill would put the combination out of business 50 far as it afec South America.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25
LABOR LIENS I0 BE RECORDED
 SHORTLY
Tombstone Mines Alleged to Owe S40,00O for Back
 Salary and Wages

TOMBSTONE. Jan. 24.-(speeialJ Within the next few days approx imately s40,0OO in labor liens will be fled here against the romstone Con solidated Mining company represent ine back salary and wages due the employes of the company for a pc rlod of nearly three months.
 II is alleged that the company has something like S2,5oo,OoC out standing in obligations. and that oi this amount S100.O0O is due residents of Tombstone, the oil companies sod the railroads.
 The bondholders of the company if is said. are not liable for the ob- ligations of the company, the bonds being free of encumbrance. The available assets against the out standing obligations stated above consists or the mining property at this city and the machinery, a large rsrt of which is now under water
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25
FORTY CENTS IS
 THE REDUCTION
LOCAL RAILWAY OFFICE IS NOTIFIED OF RATES FOR.
 SLEEPER BIRTHS

The new schedule of Pullman lHcs on February |. has been re- ceiyed by the local office Of the FI Pa~o ard Southwestern. There, iS no change in the rate for low cr berths between Bisbee and Eh Pq-c but for those who don't mind climbing into an upper there Is a saving of forty cents, the price of eight beers in Fl Paso. Tho lower rate remains the same and lhe upper charge has been reduced from s2 lo si6o.
 Ralcs for bcrlhs yves, of Bis bee. lo California. have heretofore been the same. four dollars. but there's a difference and there's a. reason. The new rate for lowers lo California is s3.75 and the charge for an upper has been reduced to S This rate. however, will nos be of immediate benefit to Bis bee. as the Bisbec sleeper fog points west will not bc put on until summer. Tine new raies. however, from Benson west become effective on February l.
 The greatest changes all over the country. have been made in lower berth rates. Ii has been the experience of railroad men that up- pers are taken by travellers, in thei majority ofcases. only when lower could moi be obtained and after all it is probable that whai saving there has been effected to tho passenger by the interstate com merce commission will have Co be forced upon him.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25
KETcrEL's SLAYER APPEALS

AlARCHFIELD Mo, Jan. 2i:- Attorneys Tor W. A. Dipley and Goldie Smith. found guilty Of the murder of Stanley Ketchel, and their punishment fixed at life imprison- ment will file a motion fer a new trial tomorrow. The motion will in clude the allegation that the court erred in instructing the jury. also in admitting as tes timoDy Ketchel's dying statement: "I guess they have ilt mo-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25
HAYTIENs ARE EXCITED

CAPE HAITIAN, Hayti. Jan A. The proposal 10 arbitrate the boud- Gry dispute between Hayti and San to Domingo comes at a time when Haytians are greatly wrought up. Yesterday the governor of the de- partment of the north assembled the people Of Cape Haytien and ap
 pealed to their patriotism by de- scribing the origin of the trouble, finally calling upon them Q mee. the enemy Several army officers delivered speeches of a similar tone
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25
Winter Home Of Deer.

The winter home of the American red deer is very interesting. When the snow begins to fly the leader Of the herd guides them to some sheltered spot where food Is plentiful Here. as the snow falls. they pack c down. tramping out a considerable space. while about them the snow mounts higher and higher until they cannot get out if they would. From the main opening. or yard" as it is called, tramped out paths lead to the nearby trees and shrubbery which supply them with food.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25
NEW STRAUSS OPERA.

DRESDEN, Jan. 24.-Curiosity IS keen over Richard Strauss's new opera, Der Rosenkavallier,' which is to be given its initial performance tomorrow night at the Royal Ores den Opera. ThouR the details have been guarded from the public "Elek- tra" or -Salome," is exceedingly bril- liant. Critics who were privileged to attend the rehearsals pronounce the work a marvel of melody and simplicity.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25
CnnllrErlImr

Why is an ax an inconsistent weap- on? Because it first cuts a tree down and then cuts it up.
 What is that which can run all the way between two towns aud yet never move? A road.
 What part of the face resembles the old fashioned schoolmaster? The eye. because it always has a pupil unde: the lash.
 How Go we know that Noah had & pig in the ark? Because he had Ham
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25
CIVIL ENGINEERS.

WINNIPEG. Man, Jan 24-The Canadian Society of Civil Engineers opened it's twenty-ffth annual meet ing in this city today with an at tendance Of members from all parts of the Dominion This afternoon the visiting engineers were entertained Rt luncheon by the mayor and alder men Of Winnipeg. The sessions of the gathering win continue until Saturday.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25
COAL PROPERTY SALE

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Jan. 24.- The property of the Cumberland Coal and Coke company. consisting of thousands or acres of coal fields, franchises, etc. was put up at pub lie sale at Crossviile today. under a court decree entered in the case Of the Mississippi Valley Trust com pany vs. the Cumberland Coal and
 Coke company. The property is scattered over seven counties in Tennessee.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25
HARDWARE DEALERS.

PORTLAND. Ore, Jan. 24.-The establishment of a rural parcels post service and other subjects of live importance are slated for discussion at the annual convention of the Oregon Retail Hardware and I'm. plement Dealers association, which began a three days session in this city today. The convention is largely attended
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25
OPEN NEW TEMPLE

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 24.-Lead. CTS of the Masonic fraternity in Pennsivania. including Right wor. shipful Grand Master George ". Guthrie of Pittsburg. took part to- day in the ceremonies and enter tainment attending the formal open ing of the magnificent sew Masonic Temple in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25

Constipation is the cause of many ailments and disorders that make
 life miserable. Take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, keep your bowels regular and you will avoid these diseases. For sale by all Druggists 236
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25
cuLRERsoN RE.ELEcTEp.

AUSTIN, Texas. Jan. 24.-Charles A CulbersOn was chosen unanimous Fly to succeed himself in the United States senate by vote of both houses .of the Texas legislature today.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25
} . . . . . - q - . . . { } MINE sWINDlERs ,
 MUST GO TO JAIL (

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 24:- . , The mfpdate of the United . States circuit court of appeals .
 Ghat Frank H. Horn, F. S. .
 , Horn, R. P. May and S H. . ! Snyder; convicted of Using . . the mails to defraud in pro . , noting an Arizona mine, must .
 . so to jail, was received by, .
 the clerk of the United States 6 , district court today. The Unl- . : ed States supreme court re- .
 . gently refused to review the ( . case. ( Each defendant is under a (
 bond of s5.0OO. The defend . ants have thirty days in which . : to appear in court and sur. . . render . , . ( . . . . | ( z . [ . . (
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25
A Sea Story.

4 stately c? AristOcracy. A royal c? His excellency. A deceptive c? Fallaey. A criminal CT Piracy. A much desired CT Currency. A clever Ci Policy. An exclusive C9 Privacy An aromatic c. Spicy. A tempting CT Delicacy- A mercifUl CT Clemency.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25
srockHoLpERs MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Keystone Mining com pan, will be held at the general office of the company, at Naco. Co., chise Co, Arizona, on Monday, Feb ruary 9th, 1911. at 10 o'clock a. m. for the purpose of electing five (5) directors to serve for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such ether business as may properly come before the meeting.
 Signed VIM. F. MARTIN,
 President. Attest.
 CHAs. E. MCCLURE. Secretary.
 9qS
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25

When buying a cough medicine for liildren bear in mind that Chamber aims Cough Remedy is most effect ual for colds, croup and whooping cough and that 1t contains no harmful drug. For sale by all Drug eists. 236
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25

Dick Cooley. who recently sold the Topeka club. is getting ready toI produce a baseball act in vaudeville. Dick claims to have cleaned up S25.- 900 during his four years in Kansas
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25
THE wEATaeHa

Ariznna-snow in northwest DOT. tions Wednesday: Thursday colder
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25
Dr. Lyons
 PERFECT Tooth Powder

cleanses. preserves and beau ti6es the teeth and imparts purity and fragrance to the breath. Mothersshouldtea the little ones its daily use.