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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-06-22
MAIL CAR LOOTED
BY BOLD ROBBERS
Hold UP Railway Clerks on
Oregon Road and Ransack
Nal Bags.

i Drain, Ore, Juno 19.--The south-
bound Shasta limited. which left Port,
land at 8 O'Clock last night, was held
up and the mail car robbed by twd
highwaynen at 11:15 p. m, between
Drain and Yoncana. The robbers en-
tered the mail car. held up the clerks!
and looted the car. They stopped the
train at YoncaIla and made their esl
cape.
Posses were searching for them west
of Yoncalla this morning. out UP to
a late hour they we're still Ell large.
Although the two robbers brandished
their revolvers. rot a shot was fired,
The mail clerks found themselves heip4
less before the weapons of the high
wayrnen. One robber held them cow
cred while the other ripped open the
mail sacks and ransacked their con-
tents. IL IS not known how much booty
she despcraaoes secured.
AS the train neared Yoncana, one OF
the higlwaytnen pulled the emergency
signal ard the train was stopped. The
robbers chen leaped from the mail car
and disappeared down the village
street.
The frst in.imation the mail clerks
had of the attack was when the door
they found themselves faced by the
ance as tho iutruders proceeded to the
footing of the sacks.
Officers here and Sheriff George X.
Quiue at Roseburg were notified and
posses were Immediately started in
pursuit of tho robbers. The men are
armed with automatic and Other re-
yoiyerS.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-06-22
DEATHS.

DANBURY, IA.-Yesterday there oc-
Cured here the funeral of Mrs. Sarah
J. Pry, wife of AmbroD Pry, a promi-
nent farmer living W6st of Danbury.
Mrs, Pry lived here many years and
was very well known.
HAWARDEN. IA.-Henry Murray
died suddenly of ailments following an
attack of rheumatism. The funeral ser.
vices were conducted by Rev. Father
Bradley, and attended by the Catholic
Order OF Forestsrs and Fraternal Order
of Eagles.
PIERRE, S. DIR. John Askin, fol-
the past seven years pastor of the Con
gregational church in this city, died
following an operation. He was one OF
the chaplains of the state legislative
session, and has a wide circle of ac-
quaintances over the state.
MONROE, IA.-Mrs. Eliza Kerr, 81
years Did, who died Monday at her
home neal Cordova, leaves 126 living
descendants. Her husband died some
years ago. To them was born IA chill
dren. of whom seven survive, besides
SO grandchildren, IA great grandchil-
dren and seven great great grandchil
dren.
CRAIG, NER.-P. S. Gibbs, an aged
pioneer and the oldest man in Craig
lied here. Had he lived until June %
s ~ w. 1SSA ~ oAo' AiN
WI. e of the California '49ers. ant
came 80 through Montana and Idah,
in 1869. 20 was the first homesteadei
in Bell Creek valley. locating first be
tween this Pr 2 and Tekamah, and hal
been an impoI. It factor in the deyel
opment of the c. ntry. He leaves al
aged wife and thre, IONS, one of whom
E. B.. Gibbs, is a res. ut of Omaha.
YANKTON, S. D.-As re golden an.
niversary celebration va drawing to
a close, there passed away G1ring the
night, Henry Brown. of this city, who
first saw this part of the country In
| 1855, when he came from New York
with the regular army, in the Second
infantry. under Gen. Haney's command
He was one of the builders of Fort
Randall. In 1856 he passed through
what is now Yankton, coming via the
site on which Vermillion is located. He
returned to Yankton in 1862. on getting
his discharge and has lived here since
He was found dead In bed by Officer
John Hickey early In the morning. The
c~oroner's jury found that he came t.
his death naturally. He leaves one
| son
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-06-22
RAINFALL AND CROPS.

SEWARD, NEB.lThe winter wheat
Is In fine condition and will be ready
to q July i.=zfiny viii inHKe naif n
crop. Oats have deprecated one-half
on account OF no rain and hot winds.
The potato crop here has not suffered
as yet from lack Of rain.
NEBRASKA CRY. NEB.-The dam
age done by wind and hail to crops
west of this city is more extensive than
first reported. Nearly all of the crops
over 3 district tive miles wide and FIVE
miles long We're destroyed. In this
district. was much wheat that was ripe
and ready for harvest. Part Of this
District has been visited before and a
portion OF it had the crops ruined on 1t
for five years In succession.
Observation-Disclosures in the city
tell he's same, story of a thorough soak
ing of the ground with rain that will
practically insure a big crop over this
section ofvthe state. Codington coun.
ty now bids fair to be the banner coun-
ty of South Dakota this year SO far as
crops are concerned.
NEW UNDERWOOD. S. D.lThe
drought of this part of the state was
very effectually broken by a rainfall of
put the country in fine shape, bringing
out the small grain, grass and corn,
and assuring one good crop of alfalfa
hay and then a bumper yield of ,alfal-
ia seed, which will NEAR a return OF
$40 to $40 per acre for said crop OF
hay and seed. The people are all feel.
ing jubilant.
FREMONT, Neb.-A greatly encour.
| aged feeling of prosperity prevails over
eastern IN nor fSSpT d
a result Of the copious rains OF h last
of the past week. While there Is still
a shortage of moisture of rs per cent
for the season, the precipitations have
come so regularly that crops in Dodge
county are still better than average
Wheat was slightly damaged by the
hot winds. Corn prospects are brighter
than usual and nothing short of q
calamity will prevent farmers from ty,
ing the stalks over the backs Of their
horses by the Fourth OF July.
MITCHELL-The crop situation In
this section OF the state has not i'm
proved to any extent within the pas
Ave days, in fact It has been u trying
time for wheat. oats and barley, which
have subsisted the greater part OF the
| season on the rains which have come
| internationally, and not frequently
These grains are heading out without e
very tall growth. and every day with
out rain they are losing in quality and
quantity. Corn is making the showing
under the unfayorable conditions. anG
as a general rule 1t is two weeks ahead
OF the stand a year ago. 1t is looking
vigorous and Is reaching r good height
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-06-22
PACKERS LOSE IN
CRIMINAL ACTION
Chicago Federal Court Sweeps
Away Last Barrier and They
Must Now Face Jury.

Chicago, June 20.--Judge George A.
Carpenter. in the United States district
court, today denied a motion of j. Og-
den Armour N nine other Chicago
packers, for a ~rehearing of their motion
70 quash indictments charging viola
ton OF the Sherman antitrust act.
This means the packers must stand
trial.
No written opinion had been prepared
BY Judge Carpenter and he gave no
reason for his finding. 1t is now ex-
pected the trial viii be reached O
next October.
The latest motion of the packers for
a ~retearing of their motion to quash
The Indictment vas based upon recent
decisions of the United States supreme
u in the Standard Oil and Ameri-
ran tobacco cases, in which the word
unreasonable" had been held within
the meaning OF the statute.
Claims Law Uncertain.
Counsel for the packers held that
there had been no 'unreasonables re-
straint of the packing industry and
that a new hearing should be granted.
They also pleaded that the provisions
of the Sherman act were too indefinite
10 warrant q return OF Indictments, or
prosecution for alleged violation of it's
inhibitions.
The decision TO-DAY came as@a4s;ir-
prise to attorneys for GOTH the pros
ecntion and defense. Representatives of
the government, nor the packers were
in court when it was made.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-06-22
THAT PoRkoPoLIs SCENT
AT LARGE IN SIOUX FALLS.

Sioux Falls. S. D., June Pot has
rome at last! Residents of the north
part of the city stepped out on their
front porches last evening for the
after-dinner's rest in the cool breeze,
shifted the air refectively, went back
inside and closed the windows.
Most of them made quick time to
the telephone n called for the city
physician. DR.. Keller says that a com
posits of their remarks, comments and
protests. would read somewhat as fol-
lows:
The condition of the sewers is some
thing frigntfuiI The stencil is abso-
lutely unbeerable, The atmosphere is
alive with the germs of typhoid. ma
iaria n bubonic plague! Do some-
thing and do it quick!"
DIR. Keller Immediately sent up a.
deputy whose oifactories were known
to be in prime condition. AS soon as
the deputy had reached the top Of
Main avenue hill he got a Whit that
satisfied him. "Reminiscences OF visits
to Kansas City. Omaha and Chicago
thrilled his whole being. There could
be no mistake. as the wind was in the
right direction.
Sioux Falls has a good live packing
house district now and it is quite like
ly t. make itself known forcibly when
! the wind blows the right way.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-06-22
FATALITIES MAR The
GREAT AVIATION RACE
Fearful Accidents on First Day
of the European Circuit
Events.

Liege, Belgium, June 20.-The avia-
tors who accomplished the pe.4.ods, ...sl
stage OF the European circuit rate, are
resting here today. Tomorrow the sec
ond flight will be attempted. Rain fell
heavily, the weather being in keeping
with the spirits of the airmen, who are
much depressed v e the series of ia
talities which marred the sport at it's
inauguration yesterday.
News of the frightful accidents pre-
coded the aviators here. Capt. Prince
tau and M. Landron We're burned to
death in mid-air, following the explo-
sion of their motors. NJ. lie Martin
was crushed to death when his machine
became unruly and struck a tree neal
Chateau Thierry soon after the start
from Paris, M. Gaubert and NJ. Bile
fell and were seriously injured.
Nj. Lorigan. Oscar Morrison and NJ.
NORM also dropped to the ground, but
We're less seriously hurt.
This morning word was received that
n m~onoplane had fallen near Charlie
Vile. The identity of the pilot or the
extent of his injuries has not been
learned. A report from Scissors,
France, say Gaubert's condition today
is satisfactory and unless there are un-
expected complications his recovery
seems assured Seven of the contest
ants arrived here yesterday and eight
others this morning. The latter had
met with temporary mishaps, causing
delays.