Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-03-15


nomination of Riczrd Sloan TO b
GIFTED GtAtee district Judge for Ar
: zona
Juarez, MEXICO, 10 SIN an OPEN 20.
despite order OF MAdero.
II The senate II making ready 70 tax
up hoose tariff bills.
Eight hundred thousand Britfs'
GOAL miners have oeAsed work.
y President Tar 10 preparing for Al
extsnded speechmaking tour.
President Madero Of Mexico say
be has no thought of resfgnfng.
Both houses Of congress- interestes
Themselves In the Lawrence strfk'
situation.
There was q rrsstny Of sold1ers al
PekfnG. and the city was given ovel
20 rilisse and turning.
The trust platform OF Senator
CEnmfns was embodied In bill hs
introduced IA the senate.
Colonel Rooeevelt announces that
Ae VIII accept the republican nomina
ton for the presidency.
Arizona occvpfes the distinction 81
+ ksrtrx DO federal Official since her I'D.
| nsAssoz 70 statehood
4 The United States steel corpora,
/ ito IL described by an expert exam
irer ~ ocs q the bad trusts.
| Tie Ttfrt Mtszpur district repsibh-
csn Convention split and elected both
4 Tar s1t EooseTes. delegates.
TIE eepzr-Mer. Of justice IL inves-
.sgzt.ng the moving picture business
| TO ascertain e there il trust
TkEreyo1e cities In Prussia. tnciud-
ing Berlin and other large centsrz,
hare been Affected by the strike Of
5a.f1G zzsz's rzfTcrz
Secretary Neyer szTz the United
Efz.es VIII sooE sfzk 20 fourth Place
81 naval ocEer L congress i not
more E5e-zI
TIE 1zy ot he Arrival q Secretary
o. SITE Encr Z Strz-zguz - 70 o>
declared : prsssc 1olsexg -lrr1z7-r
TIE eoEr-rT.
Cafeteria vie 2y-61cs-. y--res-s1
10 ne ..rcacszrT COMMITTEES zzz1-zE -
TIT 20 crsSbft Ee-so- se51Ce-rs -r1E
vet t1ro dry s-z1sz
Representatives. q zec@ --z-1-,z---7---s-
eyz zryet tie 1eczr-EeC- & .ls-Srs 20
s1z-e By ns civil c-z-s-zl zs-1-s
sxatrz. rLe LIFTED Shoe Machinery
company.
Cne kindred and ssvea zcTer--
aert oAcfzIs viii lose free rsss-
phones when the appropriation coI-
ntttee Of the house reports the sE5-
ply BILL
An outline Of the Panama canal
zone government bill, which has been
made by the house committee On IN
serstate and foreign commerce, VIII
be reported within ten days.
An appropriation Of $4,000 for the
protection OF Valdez, Alaska, and the
adjacent region from glacial floods
was recommended to the senate by
the commerce commission.
The house began hearings on the
bill providing for increased federal
appropriations for the aid OF the state
agricultural colleges. The bill con-
templates an initial appropriation OF
$500, 900.
Fifteen children Of strikers at Law
renee, Mass, arrived in Washington
and were met by Victor Berger OF
Wisconsin, the socialist representa-
tive. They came to testify before the
house rules committee Of the house.
Cairnan Sulzer OF the foreign az
fairs committee, after a talk with
President Taft and officials OF the
gtate department said that he was op-
posed to any Intervention whatever In
Mexico by United States troops.
Winfred r. Denison an assistant at |
torney general, during an address be-
fore the third annual conference OF
the Western Economic society in |
Chicago. declared that free play, 80
long az it is fair play. should be given |
and combination alike.
The national Roosevelt headquar-
tiers made public a statement dfsput-
ing the claim Of the national Taft bu- |
reau that President Taft, in his candi-
dacy for the denomination, has the
support OF Governor Hooper OF Ten
nesgee. Governor Oddie Of Nevada
and Governor Deneen OF Illinois.
Eleven women were rescued by |
fremen during a midnight fire which
DESTROYED an apartment building at
3449 Idiana avenue. Chicago. Eight
OF the women, all Of whom were in
bed when the fire was discovered,
we're carried down extension ladders
from the fourth story Of the building.
FL vagsault, special examiner OF
the interstate commerce commission,
concluded the hetaring OF a protest
brought by fruit-growers and commits
sion men Of Minnesota, Iowa, Nebras-
Ia and western Missouri against the
proposed raise Of cents per hundred
pounds on shipments Of apples from
the Missouri valley to the twin cities
Of Minnesota.
In order to prevent a misunder-
standing the Italian war department
has issued a statement Of casualties
on the Italian side in the Turco-ltalian
war from the beginning OF the con-
fljct to March 2. According to this
statement ttirty-seven officers and 429
men have been killed and one officer
and 323 men are missing. While it is
believed the missing men have been
killed, there is no official record to
Ia. n%%on%