Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-01-13

Iowa Is full OF candidates Tor the
Dolliver senatorial succession.
Congress will legislate on tolls and
Notifications Of the Panama canal.
Reapportionment is giving the re
publican leaders in the house no end
of trouble.
Railroad men out Of Chicago foI
tho west get 10 per cent raise Jan.
uary LIST.
Friends of Charles w. Morse will
concentrate their efforts for a pardon
on President Taft.
At white house conference the
need Of early Panama canal legisla-
ton was discussed.
Aviator Arch Hoxsey smashed all
altitude records at Los Angeles by as
cending 11,474 feet.
An international railway commits
sion for the United States and Cana
da is practically assured.
Plans for an international railway
commission, United States and Cana
da, are being formulated.
Another revolution is on In Hondur-
rs, development of which United
States gunboats will watch.
Three leading house democrats are
after the appropriation committee
craftsmanship of the next congress-.
Gambling houses and kindred re-
sorts have been ordered out Of Gary.
Ind, as menaces to public safety
and public morals.
After being in quarantine at her
home in Akin, S. c., for more than
two years, Miss Mary v. Kirk, leper
died few days ago.
Judge H. D. Hastings, in Wiscon.
sin circuit court. declared that
woman was not eligible to hold pub
lie Office because she was not an
elector.
Major William H. Huxford. U. s. A.,
retired, who for the past % years has
been recorder of the military order Of
the Loyal legion, died at his home in
Washington.
The Wright company will settle an
annuity of approximately $1,000 on
the widow and children of Ralph john
stone, a Wright aviator who was kill
Cu a. DcuVSr.
DR.. Donald M. Gallie, of the Univer-
sity of Illinois, was elected president
of the Institute Of Dental Pedagogics
at the sixteenth annual convention
in Washington.
Governor Hadley, of Missouri, has
decided to substitute ectures for
written messages to make known to
the legislature the needs of the var
ious state institutions.
Upon his own request Major Gener-
al William P. Duvall, commanding
the military forces in the Philippine
islands, has been granted leave Of
absence by Secretary of War Dickin-
son.
Secretary Gagel's annual report sent
to the president, contains many import
ant recommendations for changes and
improvements in the various bureaus
and branches of the department of
commerce and labor.
Frederick Brown, circus perform
er of Buffalo, N. Y, while attempting
to make a balloon ascension at Ha-
vana, Cuba, struck projection of a
building. He fell 100 feet to the
ground and was killed.
Thirty-five hundred men employed
as motormen, conductors, elevated
railway trainmen, station masters
and inspectors by the Boston Elevat-
ed Railway company received gold
pieces aggregating $4,000.
A fight for rule to permit consid-
Grafton of tariff schedule revisions
without running the gauntlet Of
wholesale amendments will be led in
the house by Representative Long
worth of Ohio and Hill of Connect
cut.
More men who have received an
academic education before studying
dentistry are needed in the dental
profession, according to DR.. J. o. By
ram of Indiana, who delivered an ad-
dress before the institute of dental
pedagogics in Washington.
Governor Charles NJ Haskell affixed
his signature to the state capital bill
while sitting on stool in railway
eating house in Guthrie. The bill
which was passed at recent special
session of the legislature locates the
capital at Oklahoma City.
President Taft, Secretary of State
Knox, Secretary of Agriculture Will
son and Senator Dick of Ohio have
accepted invitations to respond to
toasts at the annual banquet to be
given by the Ohio society this month
on the anniversary of the birth of
President Mckinley.