Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-02-16
Minnesota beat Nebraska at basket

ney, was indicted on bribery charges
Rutherford Page, making his nrst
flight since receiving his license, was
killed at the Los Angeles meet.
In a statement for La Toilette, Wal.
ter S. Houser says he is in the race
to remain until the finish.
In a speech at Pittsburg Senator
Penrose predicted disaster with demo-
Gratis in control of the country.
William R. Hearst has accepted an
invitation to address the general az
sembly of Kentucky on February IA.
s. s. Semmes, eldest son Of the late
Admiral Raphael Semmes, of the con-
federate navy, died at Osceola, Ark.
President and Mrs. Taft gave the
second reception of the winter at the
White house. The judiciary were their
special guests.
The Indiana Republican Editorial
association at its business session IN
dorsed. President Taft and his ad-
ministration.
President Taft has written Cover
nor Aldrich of Nebraska in behalf OF
the Red Cross making an appeal for
the Chinese sufferers.
Mrs. w. E. Bailey of Chicago, wife
of the general auditor of the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe railroad, died at
Castle Hot Springs, Ariz.
The English admiralty has ordered
from Vickers Sons & Maxim three
submarines bigger than any existing
type and capable of long voyages.
Walter J. johnson, one OF the plon-
GERS and best known specialists IN
X-ray work in the world, died in a
sanitarium at Rochester, N. Y.
The pension appropriation bill, car
rying $152,579,OOO for the coming
year, was reported to the house ana
debate on the measure began at once.
Rev. Alphonsus S. Donlon has been
appointed president of Georgetown
university to succeed Rev. Joseph ).
Hummel, who retires on account OF Ill
health.
The state of Minnesota will expert
ment with oleomargarine to deter
mine whether it can be given the
color of butter without adding color
ing matter.
The Ogden division of the Union Pa
cific railroad has been abolished, ana
the 500 miles of railroad from Chey-
enne to Ogden is to be known as the
Wyoming division.
General Pedro Montero, who recent
" was the popular hero of Guayaqull.
was shot by the angry populace'
dragged into the streets and Deneao-
ed and burned.
The annual convention OF the inter-
national association of factory inspec-
tors, which is to be held this year IN
Washington, will be on June ana
continue until June 8.
Fourteen cars of Minneapolis q
st. Louis railway northbound freight
plunged through bridge one mile
north of Ackley, Ia, ESQ feet TO the
bottom of a ravine.
Six American built biplanes are
carried by the revolutionary army ad-
vancing on Picking, according to
cablegram received by the Chinese
press at San Francisco.
Colonel Charles Norton, member OF
the staff of General Sherman through
out the civil war, a former member
of the Minnesota state senate and
pioneer of North Dakota, died at
Fargo.
The senate refused by vote OF IL
to 20 to pass a bill authorizing the
sale of 100000 acres of fertile unal-
lotted land in the standing Rock re-
servation in North and South Da-
kota.
President Dearborn of the Ameri-
can-Haawiian Steamship company, be-
fore the interstate commerce commits
sion. opposed government ownership
of the propos ed steamship line through
the Panama canal.
The partly devoured remains OF an
unknown hunter and his two dogs
were found near Eagle Grove, Mich.
There were evidences of a terrific
struggle, as nearby were the bodies
of four wolves.
Inquiry into the rates, classiflca-
lions, regulations and practices OF ex'
press companies, begun by the Inter
state Commerce commission several
weeks ago in New York, will be re-
sumed in Washington at once.
Congressman Kinikaid introduced
bill prohibiting the use of telephone,
telegraph and cable lines for the
transmission of orders involving 'fu-
lures" in cotton and grain wnere
actual delivery is not contemplated.
Operation of the pure food decision
prohibiting the use of saccharine IN
food stuffs which was to have become
elective February 1, after two post
again has been EXTENDED
to March 1.
Men in all walks of life and OF vary
ing religious beliefs rendered din
ner in New York to Cardinal Farley
as a token of esteem in which the
new member of the sacred college Is
held by the non Catholic population.
Federal Judge Angel in Detroit
denied a notion Of the attorneys 1or
tt e bath ID trust to compel the gov
eminent 10 elect which of the TWO
counts of the pending indictment 1t
would proceed to trial under.