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The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-02
C. ). RILLMAN
 GOES ID JAIL
SEATTLE REAL ESTATE
 MAN MUST DO TIME
Supreme Court Refuses to ReVie" Case. Must Serve I've Year Term And Pay Fine. Spent Fer tune Fer Defence.
lBr Alaska News Bureau.)

WASHINGTON. D. C., April 2-The Supreme Court yesterday refused to review the case Of Clarence D. Hill- man. the Seattle real estate dea!eT, who was convicted two years ago on n number og indictments charging the misuse Of the United States uiaiis to derraVd
 Hillman took an appeal to the Circuit Court cg Appeals al San Fran cisco which confirmed the conviction by the lower court An appeal was made to the Supreme Court who yes- teriay refnse1 to review the case
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-02

Ole Eikland sc~tiou foreman al Crowley. arrived in town on the train last night and will sail on the May an Che morning for the Sound where ho vi,l srcnd a months ,aa~at{,D
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-02
PHILADELPHIA. Pc

PHILADELPHIA, Perm, April 2- Advices have been received here to the effect that Theodore Roosevelt win begin a three-days campaign of this state with a speech here on the nintn. He will tour the entire state making speeches in all of the important cities of the state
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-02

H N 1.h-au1-. tna Inus7u bank .r. a.nmranfr1 by Mrs Bohre-3s, .rrt..1 fn inwv1v on tnc Seattle rpm q. yr.r1ad tunr Of thp Coast
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-02

SEATTLE. April 2-ClarcnAe D.. Hmman was this morning notified that his case ha1 bean turned down by the Supreme Court. wh, refused to review uHa ,asa after the con- tirmauon or his c5uriotlou by the Circuit Court o' Anpea's in san Fran cisco.
 Hiliman was cgav.c-ef in Federal Judge Ha1fcr5's court here two years ago on the charzc of using the mails to defraud in his gi-actic Teal estate deals about the Sound.
 He was convicted on n5a. teen ia- iictmeats and rerei.e1 a sentence of two years Imprisonment on each il- 1ictmeat. se7tenca to run e-u~urent- Gv ard a large fine. He has been .r a~ immense ball slr.o f.s -con- Ecti00.
 HfUman win be taken Co Inc Nc NtaIs Island prison this week
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-02

BANGOR, Maine. April 2-Afier a hard fight the delegates from the fourth district of the state were in etructe1 to vote for Taft al the Thicago convention.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-02

PORTLAND. Maine, April 2-The primary held here yesterday fir the first district of the state of Maine resulted i1 q srlit of the delegates Tor Taft and Roosevelt.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21
MMAcKiN GRAND MASTER
SOUTH DAKOTA MASONS

readwood. :. D.. June l4.-The Black
Eius received generous recognition in
the election of officers at the sessions
here Yesterday OF the M2sons and
Eastern Sta grand lodges. w. ]. Nc
Mackin. of Central City. was chosen
grand master OF the Magons Of South
Dakota. and Joseph Pozenansky. OF
Deadwood. ~ortky grand patron Of the
star and Mrs. Fannie f. Cox, OF How
ard. worthy grand matron.
The Masonic Veterans association
reelected ITS old officers, with John h
Kutnewsky. Of Redfield, president
The royal arch and order of high
priesthood grand lodges conveneS mere
today.
YanSton was chosen by :hs Masons
and Stars is the neNt meeting place.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21
STATE ENGINEER ACTIVE
FOR HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT

Pierre. :. D., June l4.-Ene state en-
sineer's department IS still active IN
boosting improved highways On the
2Isr and I'D the engineer will accom-
pauy a pathtinding party over that part
of The Parmley highway betwee Al
er6een and MobriGge. They will go ny
a route north of the Milwaukee tracks
and return by a south road.
or the l4th he viii address q good
roads gathering at Yankton OF dele
gates from ali the counties interested
in the Sioux City-Clamberiain road.
on the 25th. Secretary Stokes an
| ~nounces will occur Meridian Road day
in C~ofington county, 1T which time II
is proposed to put in perfect shape by
means of 5000 ma and hundreds OF
teaC,s. the - miles of TIE road tifrough
| that section. The committees OF Y
| for each mfle. and other details OF prep
aratiDn are moving forward in most
satisfactory manner. 1t promises to be
an Example for the etrire state.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21
HUSBAND KILLS Wife
IN DRUNKEN QUARREL
AND CLAI.ES SUICIDE
Grand Jury Begins Today In.
vestigation Of Tragedy On
tie Big Bottoms.

st,1rcis. s. H.. june f4-AitheGan te
insists that his wife committed s4Lctdt
Edwin Southmayd, a rahcher. teNHlS
in Meade county, within loo y@tHS y!
tho Lawrence County llee. !. Ia =
Sturg:s Jail awaiting an nFcst!sa'toii
Of tho case by the grand jury winch
took I'D the matter this morning.
The first iatinlatlon that a lfaStuS
had been enacted, came 10 StStsa Az
torrey Cray. at Sturgls, about II
O'Clock Sunday night. WIN IoEohy.
and states Attorney joEn J.
Heron az DoaGwood Nho had gone 10
Stirr.is &c assi-t the local state at
Ito-ns~ IN ;lie trial OF cases during the
terra .: court just ccH1nenCins' ar
started for the scene of the killing IN
an automobile driven by DEPUTY
Sherif DobbiEs. On thelf ~.na'
thcrr southnIayd told his story OF the
afafr which was founded on the
theory that mis- wife had committed SUI
eide. He sa:d he. With ms Wiie anu
children had been that afternoon az
his brothers. Deloert S~outhrlaydS
| place TO return, a PIC" anu
shat they had driven bach, at :" ~
| spirit~. That having attended 10 the
chores and whi,e his Wife was @pa
inc srDper, he told her he would go TOT
| the cattle, and taxing the chldrer. a
girl OF u years and a boy OF .. VIE
him. started 20. d nearby heiu- feLufh-
| ing he LETT the CIllu1SH III
| nlay and entered the house. his wac
was not ia the kitchen and he iooheh
| FOR her in the bedroom when Sh"
usually occupied. Not fnding heF
| there. he PASSED to an adjoining 2ta-
| room and there on The bed he sd" hft
| dead body.
When states Attorneys Gray anu
Fgafrn,,- commenced their Investigator
| of conditions attending the kliiiElS'
| they were at once led TO DOUBT the
Suicide theory. They found that the
wou1an had been SHOT slightly 10 ieft
of tbe center of nc breast, the Quiet
rancIrg upwards and passing ehtiFFiI
thr9urh the body. It was apparent
won, the direction Of the bullet ana
the length of the gun, tina she ""E1"
nor have held tho al IN "A POSITION
to innict q wound of that character.
Judging from all circumstances the
condition of the house and premises
and from the statements or the 'hli-
dren. il is the opinion of n autnofl-
ties tia, Soutnmayd and his whe. pom
o. whom had been drinking, q guar
raIa,l and that the woman attempted to
leave che house and go TO the nome OF
her mother. Mrs. Lewis, who lives IN
Whitayood that Southnayd tired ia
ston her: that she rail+from tire mouse
and he followed her: that when she
reached the point where the COMBS
and pool Of blood were found ne hao
gained on her and she turned, RAISED
her hand to protect herself ana he
fred. There were powder burns on
her left hard
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21
COMPLETE UNOFFICIAL
FIGURES ON ELECTION
Returns Show sserling's Plur
atty Over Gamble Short
OF 1,000--99s.

Pierre. IS. On. June 1T.Complete un-
Official returns TO the secretary OF
state, subject TO revision. by cfficia.
count give:
Goyernor-Byrne 4e.sos. Egan 2e.475
Gull 1897.
United States Senator-Richards r6-
csc. Sterling 26 ,e14, Gamble z5.el6
Grigsby S.sI4.
Lieutenant Goyernor-abel $3.50
Van Osdei 26.o2s.
Secretary OF State-Gsassner 1900
Hepperie 1870. Pay 1886. Platts H.
Gel.
National Committeeman - Thorson
s7.47s, Halliday sl,feN-
Treasurer OF State-Ewert s5.3ls
Pinckney 30,0sz-
Supreme Court-Gates as.esl, Haney
cs.Ssi. Ccrson se.2s1, Policy S5,sSS.
Railroad Commissioner-Murphy -
os2. Lecocu III, see, Mueller 1873. Law
ender 1851, Eye 9.S5i-
The total republican vote for gov
ernor was 9-.551, as against ss.Is5 in
1910.
Presidential totals are not given be
cause OF the large number Of counties
failing to report.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21
SOUTH DAKOTA OFFICERS
OF ALL MASONIC BODIES

Deadwood. s. d.. June 1.-THE grand
bodies OF Ia Masonic orders of South
Dakota. concluded their sSth annual
meeting In this city. with a barbecue.
During the session. officers have been
elected as follows:
Grand Lodge A. r & A. M.-Grand mas
ter, wn. j. McMackifn. Central City: dep
uty grand master. O.. II. Williams. Spring
field: senior grand warden; George Philip.
TT Pierre: Junior grand warden, Marshall
Brown; sloar Ts.ss; RAJ sseresaFy, Geo.
er, John c. Bryan. Mitchell: trustees. Nc
M2ckiin- Williams and Peslg-ew: grand
senior deacon. Fred Rugg, Rapid City.
grand junior deacon. W r SargeI,.
Scotland senior grand steward. A J. Ir-
win. Dell Rapids junior grand steward,
A. J. Ross. Lezc: grand lecturer. Benta-
Edward Ashley. cheyenne agency: grand
orator. Rev. Marshall = Montgomery.
DeadHo0d: grand sword bearer. Floyd
Yeager. Webster: grand Pursuant. G.. o.
Fowler. Sioux Falls: committee on corre-
spondcnce. Samuel A Brown. Sioux Falls.
Eastern Ssar--worfhy grand natron.
Fannie r. Cox. Howard: grand patron.
grand patron Charles Bixby. Springfield;
associate grand matror, Mrs AIDA
Dougherty, Huron. grand secretary. An
gte l.. Williamson. Madison: grand treas
urer Jessie II. Wendell, Aberdeen. grand
conductress. Airs. Maude Benedict, Sioux
Falls. associate grand conductress, Mrs
Antonio Thompson, Tyndal
Masonic Veterans Associafion-John X.
kItne~sky. Redield. president. BeDja-
min r. Ives, Huron. hrst vice president
A. E FAR Camp. Htghmore. second vfcs
president. Harvey j. Rice. Huron. treas
urer. George A pesflgrew, Sioux Falls
secretary. Edmund Cook. Wisrnot. mar
shall. Rev. Edward Ashley. Cheyenns
Agency. tyler.
Grand Chapter r. A. NC. A. Chris
tophersen. Sioux Falls. c. H p: II. L.
Hopkins. Waterfowl. u. C. II. p. Hu-
bert W Bartlett. EdgeTort. @. K M
F~oxn2ns1y. Rapid City. g. 81 Louis ia
cobs. Tss.1as5x. @ r.: Geo A Pettigrew
Sioux Fails, q. s. Rev. Edwin Ashley
Cheyearr Agency. G. c.. b. r. Ives. Hur
On c.. J.
The Order OF High Priesthood Ia In ses
ssnn this afsrrnncE fserrfng its Officers
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21

Miss Margaret Smith. OF Skowhegan.
Ma. has the distinction OF being the
Only woman member OF the New Eng
land Retail Coal Dealers association.
Miss smith began her business career
N her fathers assistant as o retail
coal dealer Immediately after her grad
uati0n from the high school in 1901.
she now takes regular trips TO Portland
and Boston for the sake Of t~ransaeting
her business personally. At the recent
convention OF retail coal dealers. which
was held In Boston. she was the only
woman present.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21

1t is not unlikely "a the Bermudan
Industry u growing Easter lilies for the
countries Of the world viii be seriously
affected by the introduction OF he Phil
tprlne lily. which has Il number of ad-
vantages over the Bermudan plant The
plants develop in one-third less time
mi row nor blooms ON a plant and
They will also bloom repeatedly for
several reasons. They can be grown
with some success on the Pacific coast
have not yet shown symptoms OF
the diseases which the Bermuda lily is
subject to-
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21

"A tribute 10 American railways ~ In
directly paid BY Major Freeman, traffic
OF the railways at Delhi. In
dia. ducinE the recent durbar which
brought 100000 visitors to that ancient
capital. He says that the signafly sue
cessful system adopted for train man
axeynent ut the durbar was founded
on the American .A-B-C system" AS
evolved by Mr.. Beamer. superintendent
Of the Northern Pacific. road The
sm0Othness with which the railway
traffic was handled IL spoken of as
having been one or the marveis of this
historic occasion.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21
SIOUX CITY AND CHAMBERLAIN
HIGHWAY ASSOCIATION MEETS

YankfoI. 5. D.. june i7.-A very en-
fhusiasttc and ~ell attended meeting
was held Friday OF the Chamberlain
Neutrality-suspicious. City Highway ~associa-
fi0n, az which ~ delegates were pres
ent farm Union. clay fankton. Bon
Horsme. Charles Mix and other oun
ties in this section OF the state
Organization wHs perfected as fol-
lows. Robert Ferris. yarkton. presi-
dent; Frank Wynn Yankton. secretary.
Frank S~trohbehfr. Wagner. treasurer
Vice presidents we're elected from each
county. among them a.. +. Edalunds.
for v@.Eton county; Senator Hedrick.
ia Chamberlain for Rrule county: Geo.
Il. Henry. OF Platte. for Charles Mix
county
Committees on name and constitution
were appointed and q meeting viii be-
held I'm Yankton within the month 20
complete the details. when the whole
OF the proposed highway win be gone
oyer 1To-a Chamberlain 10 Sioux City
IN company With STATE Engineer A. H
Lea. Of Pierre.
Sioux city will be asked TO name
tfs own vice president
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21
EIGHT YOUNG WOMEN
FINISH AT ALL SAINTS

Sioux Falls. s. d. June 15.-Dr. Rob
ert Doherty. of Ffandreau. delivered the
graduation address and delivered the
diplomas in connection with the grad
uation OF eight young women from All
Saints school IN this city. which is
maintained by the Episcopal church of
South Dakota. and which was estab-
lished by the late Bishop William Ho-
bart Hare. Before the graduation ex-
~ercises began a reception was rendered
on the campus of All Saints by mem
beers of Calvary parish to Dean George
Biller. bishop-elect of South Dakota
Nearly 500 people attended the recep-
ton. Those who graduated from All
Saints and were given diplomas were:
Hazel Zetlitz. Sioux Falls: Belle
Wright. Gettysburg; Angela Ware. Al
lance. Neb.: Elizabeth Tragitt Mil
bank: Katherine Skillman. Irene. Ma
bel Mumford. Philip; Ethel Flanagan.
Inwood. Ia: Ruth Egge. Webster.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21

Industrial disputes IN England In 1911
caused d cessation or work affecting
ES5.0 80 employees. During the year ~
w " uuarrels. the largest number IN
is wears. were the subject OF adjust
m<rt or review BY cancellation boards
Al i result or work BY It's Boy Scouts.
Weir. KAN. now brides itself on being
the c1eanest town in America. The
scouts there had b cleaning up day"
recently. on which they hauled away
All rubbish from the streets and va
cant lots. They also Induced the city
council to adopt an ordinance that viii
heID to make the rood work perfnan-
emit This summer they viii institute
an ~anff-nv.s campaign-
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21
SIOUX FALLS TOWN CRlER
GETS AN IOWA ENGAGEMENT

Sioux Fails. :. d. June iS.-That the
name 81 ;i.c lF,cally famous town crier
OF Sioux Falls is spreading abroad is
attestec ~ the fact that Fred Hurd has
beer engaged ~ the mayo Of Inwood.
Ia. TO call Z picture show. Through the
artistic haliyho work Of Mr.. Hurd a
sensat!nssi business is anticipated. His
engagement for the present Will last a
day oniy. but for this he Is to receive
S. anc ali railroad and hotel expenses.
P1EPEE-Thc supreme court has adj
mitted 10 the South Dakota par or cs--
rifcates from the state university law
school Scott -. Burton, Of Rapid Cry.
Ms Lydia b. Johnson. OF Fort Pierre:
sra Her:nSn J.. Rode. Of Murdo. Mr..
Bodc was given the republican nominal
ter for Ststeis attorney of Lyman
county "a tlle rs@cn primaries.
AEL-INGTE1N-The Commercial club
has awarded the contract for the con-
s,ruciior OF II and one half miles Of
nlcCel highway south Of town. A
traciion engine Mil he utilized in the
rcs6 work. and supfd progress will be
rTaar.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21
JOY DAYS AND OTHER DAYS
IN NORTHERN SOUTH DAKOTA

Aberdeen. s. D., June ia number
of the smaller towns in this section OF
South Dakota are arranging for cele-
brations of various sorts within the
next three weeks
Al Claremont on June 1s the annual
field day will be held. In the forenoon
there will be a baseball game. and in
the afternoon tie program includes
baseball. horse races, athletics. n h
lay win wind up with a ball in the eve
ming.
Columbia today is holding what the
townspeople cali their annual joy
day." when a similar program VIII be
carried out.
Mobridge has arranged for a three
days celebration. from July 3 TO 5, i'm
elusive, when a typical Fourth Of July
celebration win be held, together Wits
acquatic sports on the Missouri rfs er.
and other attractions
Warner il arranging for a Fourth II
July celebration. and the acoma P1rk
assembly. at Tacoma Park. IL miles
from Aberdeen. win start text week
-
MgDLAND-At the annual meeting
II the members OF the New Century
club. the leading social organization
here. the following officers were elect
ed. President. Mrs. r. w. Minard.
vice president. Mrs. II. c. Sherwood:
secretary. Mrs. V. l. Ferguson: treas
urer. Mrs. ID. w. Bastion-
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21
GOVERNOR Wesley MANAGER
UNITED MERCANTILE AGENCY

Aberdeen. s. d. JUG" 1i.-Sovernor
yessey was a visitor at III lo-countN
DIN teachers Institute, in session here
TO-DAY, ana while in the city made a
definite announcement of his Intention
to remove 10 Philadelphia as o o as
his 1e.m OF office expires, Mr.. Vessey
has become connected with the United
Mercantile agency. which has offices in
New York and Chicago. n is opening
a Philadelphia branch, of which the
governor will be In charge.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21

A party Of two hundred colursbSa
university students are planning 70
make = foyr - France this summer
The trip viii last eighty days. and VIII
cost each man only xx7s. according to
the prospectus The party win have
itx own Eyztem 81 governments, bnf -
move VIII ~ mnde unsess an sgree
- H.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21
THREE DAYS FEsTiviTY
IN HONOR OF FOURTH

MObriuge, :. d, june -NODrIuge
is planning 4 three days celebration OF
the Fourth OF July. Committees have
been appointed who are working hard
on preparations for a celebration or;
July z. / and :. A committee has been
appointed 20 rake a trip 10 Aberdeen
and extend a special invitation to Alb
erdaenians TO attend the gathering. and
ii Is probable that city will be well rep-
resented.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21

Arrangement are p~rvwe4Szing rapidly
for the removal ct tine winter szzpitaf
of India fron Ezhcuta to Delhi III u
expected THAT By next January accom-
ns1dztfor<z for al departments XIII ~
In readiness The fisanre and coTnp-
troszer seEerzsss departments are ex-
r,ec1ed to nsoEe next October.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21

According { recent reports. the
amount Of water power which Is in
the way or preparation I'm Norway Is
SEQ $50 horse power In addition to the
existing S30.0O0 horse power. Many
large projects for the hydraulic work
up0n the large streams have been the
subject OF franchise granted during the
last few years. and such Eork Ii now
about flnfshed. The hydraulic work
en- the MJosen In completed. and an
0fher enterprise on the ~SEusrranger
stream n soon TO give the city Of Ber-
ZEN q large amount Of electric current.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21
LITTLE GIRL IDENTIFIES
FIEND WHO ASSAlLED HER

Beatrice. Neb., June Ia Sheriff
Schiek and a number Of deputies took
Frank Miller. the man charged with
having made a criminal at.ack upon the
young daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Della
nsy. of Wyrnore. to that town at night
between 2 O'Clock and midnight. Their
trip was kept secret and the prisoner
was returned in safety TO the county
jail here without any violence having
been attempted.
The girl identified Mifier as the men
who had attacked her. She is slightly
improved ard the attending physicians
now hold out hope for her ecovsry
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21
ApPoR COMMENT or FUNDS
TO THE SCHOOL DISTRICTS

Pierre. s o.. June T.-The state
hand department. ss making lis Jum
superintendent TO the various school
districts. il amounts TO SS.Ss per capita
or xS3l.s24 i'm b aggregate This f.
an Increase Of $50 per head - axainss
q year ago. ar2d represents an Increased
revenue 0f about S.. ESQ. The total rev.
enuf is derived as follows. Permanent
endowment fUrdz s5ss.93s: grasins
land rental. $IS5.4es. agricultural ana
rental. tl7. csc This last item repre-
SCENTS the return for The FIRST year nm
der the 1871 statute which permits tina
rental ~ state land for agriculture
purposes. and liz very much less thar
tie sponsors OF the bill hoped for. al
though II Is likely thai when the pos
sshiistae~ % such leasing are fully un.
aerstnc1 sEax he. revenue from fhii
s03sx& Mi. be largely Increased.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21

~Hydraulic cartridges" MAJ be used
for blasting. with much greater safety
to surrounding buiidins. p~assarsbs.
and workmen than tn the use of emplo-
Eives This method OF lo~sScning rock.
c0al. etc. il coming into general use
In England The cartridge works on
the fzmflisr princinss II hydraulic
pressure. by which enormous power
ma b. gradually excrteG by mean OF
Il tnbe filed with water
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
ATTRACTS GREAT interest,"

Aberdeen. s. D.. Jane H.--IOcal
democrats have appointed committees
to prepare Tor the democratic state
convention. which will assemble in Alb
d on July 2 and . The attendance
is expected 10 be the iarges. In many
years Ben Wood has sent wcrd there
will be a very large delegation from
the Black Hills country. and especially
LaMrepce county. and Pennington
county VIII nlso send = full delegation.
a rate or = fare and = third has been
secured on al ssiiruads. 1t is planned
20 make the visitors SO welcome they
will remain over July I.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21

A man has o muscles. 1000. 600
cells. 20o different bones, I gallons OF
blood. seveFal hundred feet Of arteries
and veins. over IS feet OF intestines and
millions Of pores. His heart weighs
from s I 10 ounces. ITS capacity il from
4 TO s ounces In each yentricie, and its
rixe Il Sxs1xxsk inches. 1t is q hollow.
muscular organ ard pumps sss* pounds
Of blood every minute In ~ hours ii
pumps rs tons. II eat about y times
q minute. In one wear IN average
manss heart pumps II. $50. o pounds
or blood
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21

Fashions in Typography change like
all things mortal but the typographical
fashion OF 1865 as Illustrated in the
American Printer by q fac-simile Of the
Invitation card for the first typothetae
dinner might wen have been changed
before they were adopted The work
III type founders and printers has GER
tainIy improved greatly in taste since
tfse imes when these crudely 0Tna-
mental designs were popular.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21

Bookings. :. ID. June 1.-THE good
roads work being done by Professor
SoIberx. &c the state college. IN re-
nected In about &C pages Of the new
automobile blue book tFol. 50, which has
just appeared IN Bookings For HE
book Professor Soiberg and mis- engi-
nesrssg students drew the maps OF auto
h.ghways,* srcm Fargo TO Sioux City.
and from Markato. in Minnesota, TO
~Sundanee. u Wyoming. and other short
lines
-
PIEERE-T Toe pas two days have
brought showers a~ggregaiing about
an inch Al Pierre. and reported heavier
IN the adjacent territory. They have
wonderfully frightened up the land
scap and the prospects for a good
crop. which had begun to dwindle
after o txo weeks drcuth- IL rains
continue prospects are excellent for a
sai crop 10 all the west country.