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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-31
Case Continued.

The case Of Daniel Bowler. coiorcd.
charged wirh killing Arthur Harris coli
ored. was called in Police Court yesterday
morning and continued until November s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-31

JpSaS 80 W. fos low
Scorers Rawsoa and Askew. Pin
Judge. Fatty Miller. Foul line Judge,
Jew Murphy
Games Friday NSGht.
Times-Dispstch vs.. Palace. At $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-31

II You'll head list with your name and sus1e -
fnd many other Wilson voserD amcag your ee-Wssa4a
friends who'll be enthusiastic the chance -
your list with their names and Contributors.
Pin the money to the list. mentioo the naoe g
paper the list and mail all q once - G. c. -
Chairman Finance Committee, De0ocI1tc Nss1sons g.
rnistee 90 Michigan Avenue, Chicago. Ill
HELD to spike the guns Of favostsism and tssneso
with this lind ef efectivesWogk fog Wjloon.
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When ~Protection" . NOT
PROTECTION

We nav Il ID ~ pseeoeesoo When eseoas - they
ere nov with s6y( of te People Psying to pcceeo ooy
Ssx SS~sSe1 h the principal indusiries Psoteesed
b I'd Vrsssesse vSo Che sre.s %.ss o Pser ~. .,S
psying exos6itans taras on goods ~ q - =;
order 10 keep their beads above wsseS psyng s 'oo
sAey have no pan in msnutae,unng
sojd Goe les abroad than they are a. homes
s.iss .nSv .pro,ccsed~ Proeeesed
xs,.n sske the entire benefit Of The tss6 keep
n ser prices high figure - possible wnou PER
VSs - csiSsvessA ~sse enyss( l.e:s.essee Ne
slas . al1lsN q vOesss ~ - - - ~ssse
N - ~ q - siee = - 49, ysssss
$1,000, o NJ S6s6 sUDVsss To- - euoDoP
Every Wason Voter % Contribute
,he Fev bus vselly @ DE Mssy, o hsvs she ppS q
eveVv W1uua voses, 0sa - Wsosa
W r aGr e 61Suvjng - OiUgVsUUunse'
cd - soWUns1R usoD 0NDoe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-31
Bowling

The Virgin:ans won two out of three
games from the News Leader team last
nigh. on the Palace Alley in the Palace
Duckpin League. The scores:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-31

We need your gift today much do DIST ee ~
other centTibuter In the country.
Wilson and Marshall want your contl1oua1oo &C 0oe4
vhether n II oI 600 or o. Remember hsnor tie 49,
Irrespective Of the amount but that we need and @
effectively al you can afford to give.
We want hear from the business man. s3e sot1
people and the toileD who want honestly
government. IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-31

Ne YORK, ccscs~s @-Tse VII ~ Davss
,epex Brsce- Brcwa, the autoMoeile rscs
drIxer. ksiies near yGwxvkee, ~ Ge9 e,
pPebzse TO-DAY. places tae ya,re 81 nr
estet. a, over ssrens personal and eyer ~
GO real property. ~; u fcss - be suoshes
Nry Rs.h A. Brsce-Brown. Of shss ejsy.
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Your Support Needed to Stop High
Tariffs Responsible For
HIGH Prices


SO American People
OOOvotrs who Mgo polls November 5h
of
funds gigantic the people
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Woodrow WHseo CanpaiW -
LOYALTY COUPON

Tee q. CRANE vs. c1.ho R0c
CheoR 0o0A
A. esassvsr 10 - srsg-ssve Assis g
sssssa d thsscssdsAsey Of Wosfrsv Wis., -
yJ,se,a ssssss ed - sSs - sssv - -
Ss>apa urs-aznesed ssA eosigssd - 49, - >
esv,sry vssA 90 ssesrsssss ts~suSA - -
s~vssl - sspssso q 0sv WIZ -.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-31
Engineer Instantly Killed.

Newport News. Va, October 3@-While run
ming al sixty miles hour. j. NJ Black
burn, aged about tfty years, engineer or
a west6ouad Chesapeake and Ohio express
lea .sd out OF his cab TO examine his sane
pipes which were working badly. and wa
instantly killed by mail crane az Lee han
way station fifteen miles from here. Tn
1rsrnan saw the accident, grabbed tn,
ri,rottIe and stopped the train.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-31

Engineer Blackburn. who lived at 1870
North Twenty-hrst Street. Richmond, was
a., old and experienced erapioye of the Ches-
apcake and OHIO Railway. His body WA.
brought TO this city yesterday and prepared
for burial. The funeral Will take place some
time tomorrow, at an hour TO be deter
n ined later.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-07

Harry Feltis, who 10 playing on the
Lesterville ball team, visited y e Sun
day in Wagner. Hrs wife has been
here visiting at the W. J. Johnston
home.
Prof. I. E. Wright has gone to
Hayti, Missouri, where he will be
employed this summer by the govern
ment, haviag charge Of m experiment
station for studying the artificial cul-
t,Yaion of hay.
Tuesday evening about thirty. five
guests we're invited to an informal
musicale and social entertainment 1T
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Cam
eron. A splendid time was enjoyed
by the participants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger M~ackenstadt
have been visiting his brother, Fred
Mackenstadt, here the past week.
They went to Mitchell Thursday, where
they will visit Mrs. Mackenstadt's
parents q shurt time before returning
to the Winnebago Reservation, where
be is agent.
Miss Wayne ~Zolnowsky went to
Scotland Thursday. W. H. Frei de-
parted on the same train for q visit 1T
Reinbeck Iowa, and Chicago, with
relatives. There was plenty of rice as
the train was shout to pull out. Some
say it was a false alarm and others
say no. We say nothing.
VIM. Kolar, of Yankton, an expert
painter and decorator, has arrived in
Wagner to make this his permanent
home. He has rented the band hall
for his work shop and will move it intn
a new location on Elmer Grimes lots.
MI. Kolar is known nere by his pre-
vious high class work, and will find
plenty of employment in his new field.
DR.. r. p. Frink and Henry Schnei-
der are two of the candidates or the
school board aud are both we'll qualii :
ed for the position. DR.. Frink has
just completed q service on the board,
during a part of which time he has
been president of the board and has
demonstrated that he is thoroughly
&C mpetent and that il reelected the
schools of u city will receive the
benefit of his best efforts and ex-
perience. Mr.. Schneider is a thorough
business man and would serve very
creditably as a member of the board Of
education.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-07
COUNTRY CORRESPONDENCE
HILL

# #t
A lot of breaking is being done this
spring
II. G. Wilson v rs out at his farm
last Saturday
Swan Gibson. Lew Prema drove to
Avon last Friday.
The farmers of this vicinity are all
busy blowing their corn.
Earnie Coles was seen in the neigh
borhood of Shops last Sunday.
A number of people of this locality
attended the picnic last Sunday.
Most ali of the Pleasant Hill people
went to Greenwood on Memorial Day.
Joe Burian and Bill Koda drove up
to the lake Saturday to do some fish
ing.
A dance vas given ut Lew Premo's
last Saturday night. 1t was well at
tended.
A few of the Pleasant Hill young
sters attended the dance at Wagner
Saturday.
Dick Huston's man had an accident
last Friday. While riding . young
horse the yocrg man was thrown of
and had his arm broken just above the
wrist.
-BusteP-
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-07
Issued E very Friday
South Dakota.

Charles Mullin has taken . position
Ut the depot.
Misses Edra Ssdler and Ella Ryle
went to Ysnkton Thursd ~ for . visit.
Misses Hattie and Cornelia Hiner
weat to Aberdeen on Thursday to
attend . convention Of the Christian
Church.
7. ]. Cole hiss moved into his own
house in the west part Of town. HIS
mother went down to Tyndall last
Saturday to keep house for her son
there.
Mr.. A. v. p. Stroh, one Of the can
didatss for the school board. has been
three times . member Of the Wagner
school board and Was q of the active
members durine the early days Of the
! Wagner schools. and to her ID due
. large part Of the credit for the pres
emit high standard Of our schools. She
has ever manifested . deep interest il
the welfare OF the school and wne-
upon the board her influence and
efforts were . great factor in getting
the Wagner school started on the roaf
to their present recognized superiorit
So deep and sincere 10 Mn. Stroh's in
terest in the welfare q the shcooIl
that II elected to the position on ID.
board, her friends feel confident tina
she viii exert every effort .towGd ,
continsatioo Of the remarkable suetssi
Of our schools.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-07

same occasion, making the trim On
Hsrrick''s motorcycle.
Dewitt Hare, with his organized
baseball team, played . lively game
with the Avon team last Sunday.
Playing . good game throughout, an
other scalp was taken BY the Indians.
Mr.. Hare 10 making . toue Of the Fan
Stat . with his Indian nine.
Two in Blue.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-07

Corn cultivation il in full blast.
Another soaker visited this section.
Many from this vicinity attsnded
the primaries.
Plenty Of sunshine and moisture
made the corr navigate.
J. Sykora shelled corn for Jos. Kuca
the latter part of the week.
Miss Alice Mahaney. Of Geddes. is .
visitor At the Sykora home.
Miss Alice Sykora vas . Tabor visi.
tor over Sunday. returning Monday.
r. Sykora and N. HARRY were seen
outfor . joy ride in the new r.. C. 81.
car.
Mr.. Knutscn Is turning the sod for
Mr.. Houska. The land is being sown
to fax.
Last week we met p. hyde on the
road with . violin box under his arm.
Where to. Phil!
The picnic was well ATTENDED and
every one reports having . good time.
Yes, We were there.
Nat Ptak, Of Tabor, came up to PEE
to the breaking Of his land south Of
Dante. ~Stedronsy's rig i breaking the
sod
Phyllis Smith = attendant at tia S.
N.aR Ccmmencemsnt exercises. Lloyd
Croker was ct Springfield for TIE
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-07
in ne Agency once last Yriday

visitor in Ne Agency sfnee last Friday
n~ftsrnoon.
George II. Babcock. al Wagner,
was in Greenwood the first part Of the
week On business connected with some
land.
W. c. Grant departed for his home
in Scotland to visit with his family .
few days and incidentally to cast hin
vote.
Roger Mackenstadt, wife and child,
Of the Winnebago Indian Agency. are
the guests of Dr.. Murtaugh and wife
this week.
John Keller drove to Lake Andes
Friday to attend to business connected
with some carpentrS work il which b
10 interested.
C. A. Gossett drove to Wagner
Thursday afternoon to meet Mira
Gossett and children. who were return
ing to Greenwooa after having spent
the past few weeks visiting Mrs. Cos
sets parents in jamestown, Indiana.
The Greenwood Reds and the sala-
ried Indian team representing Wag-
ner in the county eat fight, gathered
up from reservations in South Dakota
and Nebraska, crossed hats at Green
wood May 9Th. Result . score Of z to
6. The game was . close one bat the
old timers got their work in in thu
eighth inning. A pass, one man bit
with . pitched ball, two hits and .
home run were responsible for the
downfall Of the Wagner team. Bat
terry. Frederick and Obeshs, for the
reds; and Raymond and Mallory, for
Wagner Four home runs were made
during the game, three of them with
TO runners ON bases. Greenwood has
. base ball team, and any team in this
part Of the state that thinks that they
ha,e not can be cont inced b arrsng-
ing to play just a game With Green
wood. Address Henry Keller. Mama
GER Greenwood Reds, Greenwood.
South Dskota.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-07
REE

Jack Hastings was at len Larsen'a
Monday.
Fred Chytka spent Sunday Ut W.
Jiricek's.
We need . rain pretty badly in this
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Smith vera city
callers Tuesday morni M.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Turpening spent
Sunday viii B. w. Kellison and fam
lily.
The dance at Lon Premo's Saturday
night was well attended and everyone
reports q fine time.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-07
DANTE

Joseph Kocer returned from Tabor
Friday.
John Smith was down from Wagner
this week.
Hogs n being shipped from Dante
today.
Joe ]. Janda was here whiting his
brother.
Orr. of Wagner, Wal here installing
new phones.
Abina Janda 10 visiting in Scotland
this week.
jos. Melmer 10 the proud papa Of
another girl.
B. Morgan and ". n. Frei were in
town last week.
D. J. Patterson returned from Min
nesots Tuesday.
Several cars Of stock we're shipped
from Dante last week.
Clement Smith returned from bis
w ashington, d. c.. trip.
Boettcher got the first returns from
the first ward Of New York City.
Frank Glasner. of ryndsll. was here
campaigning fer Secretary Of State.
All Of Dante went TO Barta's to the
picnic Sunday and all he'd . fine time.
Everyone has that dark brown
taste caused from smoking 20 many
election cigars.
Perrin will be in his new building
by the 18th and will have the bes,
building in town then.
J.. w. Beemer and brother wer,
here looking after votes this week
and he got the town ship By . solit
vote.
Our proposed corporation of th,
town of Dante il surveyed and 1t look
~ though We will be . town befor'
long.
Harringtons have . baby girl Ba
by and mother are doing finely undeI
the care Of DR.. Stuart Mrs. Ryan
Of Madison. 10 here visiting be-
daughter. Mrs. Harrington.
Election here Tuesday gave the dem
ocrats 81 votes and the rep ublicans 3
votes. Gamble, Egan, Dinsmore,
Steele and Ward were some Of tn
winners on the republican ticket
Louis Carda was drowned while at,
tempting to cross Chotsau Greek
week ago Sunday. Mr.. Carda wa
known by everybody u . sober. indus.
trious young man and his loss ID
mourned BY everyone. The commune
ty extends its sympathy to his rsla-
tives.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-07
Come to Benton County.
Central Eastarn Minneeo&a.

Central Eastern Minnesota
The soil 10 arch warm timber md
leaf loan with good clay subsoil, ~
stumps, no stones. rivers and lakes il
abundance. good hunting and fishing.
water Of delicious ~coolness and abse.
late purity easily obtained. Corn an
small grains yield heavily. clover and
timothy and other tame grasses are 4
home here. A great ~stockraising ard
dairying country; Minnesota creamery
butter received highest awards ut Pan
American and St Louis expositionss
Every vegetable AMI root crop does
well here; great small fruit country.
apples do we'll; fuel 10 cheap; country
il we'll settled: rural mail deliv cry
and telephone lines Improved farms
from SIS to $50 per acre. Wild land
SIS up We have . few improved
farms that must be sold 1t oEee.
Write for list and prices Of our farms
Benton County Real Estate Ca.
Sauk Rapsds. AalnnLs
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-07
UP NORTnI

Tuesday M very quiet ut the polls
in Bryan. Not ' e ons scrap to livsn
things up . little.
James Messenger sold . nice bunch
of young cattle to Mr.. Schnose, west
of town last week. They brought i've
dollars per head.
The gopners = literally walking Oh
with some Of the Esighbors' listed
corn. They can follow the row better
on listed than on corn planted with Z
planter.
Another nice shower Wednesday
morning helped to brssk the crust On
the TORN ground, which he'd becoms
badly baked since the heavy rainfall
two-weeks ago.
The primary election was mot thu
only exciting BIT Of politics around
Bryan township this last week. Two
husky candidates are IN the field fol
school treasurer and seem to he stir
ing up more personal interest tkaE
either Taft or Roosevelt.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-07

A. c. Smith ~as . visitor IL Crssar
wood On Saturday.
Arthur Watt rstuEnsd fr00 Hanp.
ton. Iowa. O 1Aarnday.
Csoexs LaPiant. q Wmgse, - !
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-04
RETIRED BISHOP ANGRY
Delegates Knew Nothing of Metho-
dism He Says.

New York, June 4.-Bishop Thomas
B. Medley of the Methodist Episcopal
church, who was retired r~ecently on
half pay, addressed the Methodist
preachers here yesterday at their
weekly meeting, a~rraigning in scath-
ing terms the Methodist general con-
ference at Minneapolis, which took
action against the bishop. s tsev
There were more new delegates in
the general conference just closed
than in any yet held" said the bishop,
"and there were fewer who know any
thing of Methodism, it's traditions and
especially the laws governing general
conferences. 1t was an impulsive
body; it could hardly be said to have
been a deliberative body at all.
Some think it was governed by
politics in a larger degree than any
conference ever held. 1t did not give
me opportunity to defend myself
from my enemies. Some say the pro-
c~eedings were high handed. My health
is good, I am not an old man. In or
out of the effective list, rightly or
wrongly treated, I shall not stop
working. I am good for 20 years
work yet. Maybe I shall accomplish
more on half pay than ever I have
done on full nav"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-04


Mr.. A. J: Dodge, safe expert for the
Santa Fe, has returned from a business
trip over the entire system.
Mr.. s. C. Herring. electrical inspector
on the Gulf lines, has returned to Alb1-
querque after a short business trip here.
Rev. ]. C. Everett had charge of the
noon hour meeting today in the coach
shops.
Engineer Dan has returned
from EEporia, where he was called for
Temporary work.
Mrs. Harry ConwelI and Mrs. James
Bostick. will entertain the firemen's wives
Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Bostick, Ala North Lake street.
Mr.. Martin Wibenhurst, electrician at
WfnSlow, Ariz., is located in the Topeka
Shops temporarily.
Miss Anna Hughes has returned to her
home in Kansas City after a short visit
with her cousin, Miss Della Hughes, OF
the freight claim office.
Mr.. Z. R Cornell, assistant general sec
rotary at the R. R. Y. NJ. C. A, has re-
turned from a weeks vacation with his
parents in Larned, Kan.
Mr.. John Purcell, assistant to Vice
President w B. Storey, jr., has returned
to Chicago after a few weeks business
here.
Mr.. J.. A.. Staples. foreman of the nrirt-
ing department, has returned from an ex-
tended visit in California. His family re-
turned with him and they will locate
here.
Mr.. H. w. Jacobs will leave tonight III
car No. is for Los Angeles, Cal. Mrs.
JACOBS, VINO mas Deen Ill in California the
past two months, will return with him.
Mrs Jacobs, who underwent two surgical
operations. is slowly recovering.
Mr.. Herbert W. Geer, electrical fore
man. has returend from a business trip
to Emporia and Usage City.
Engineer Amos Beeler and Mrs. Beeler.
who nave been been in the east the past
six weeks, will return the first of next
week
Mr.. George A. Engstrom. electrical ma
chinist, was called to La Junta, Colo, the
first of the week on a business trip.
Fireman Roy Pardee is working tenn
porarily on the Topeka-Emporia motor.
Mr.. V. E. Hess, electrical Inspector on
the coast lines, has returned to Los An
geles after a short business trip to To-
peka.
Mr.. Bob Wells of the vice presidents
office in Chicago, has returned after q
few weeks business here.
Mr. E.. a. Goldsmith, electrician, has re-
turned from a business trip to Hutchiu-
son and Dodge City.
Mr.. Charles Thomas, private secretary
to John Purcell, has returned to Chicago
after being here a few weeks on COM
pany business.
Mr.. Harry Beightler of the telegraph
department at the depot and Mrs. Beight-
Ter left today or No. 10 on their honey
moon trip to visit Mr.. Beightler's parents
in Marion. Ohio. Mrs. Beightler was
formerly Miss Irene Seller.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-04
REAL ESTkTE IRlNSFERS.

r. Alexander and husband to N. J.
Nelson, pit lots ASSOC Fillmore :,
St, M~iddaugh's SUB. ..-...-......-.- 1
w. w. Beard and wife to T. F. Mar
tin, lots 546-48 Euclid ave-. Byron
Place =.
c. e. Oander and wife to J. E. Hart
ley, lot 463 pit. 615 Van buren, ST. ~,
Huntoon's add. 0'oU'
r. A. Rickett and wife to S. Fog -
well. lots 259-260 Melrose SUBJ. 40o
J. W. Boron and wife to j. M: Jones,
lots 1884 wabash ave-, Doron =,
c. A. Layman and wife to M. +.
Baker, lot 344 Melrose...-..--:..:- 10o
The Board of Trustees of OberIn
College to J. c. Miller, lot "a Mel
c. w. Kimball and wife to G. A.
Burnam and wife, pit lot East 6tn
ave-, Bowen'S sub. ...--...-..--...--. 1,Vpo
D. A. Pomeroy and wife to E. j.
Wilson ct al, lots 1-3-5 Weight
man AVE-, White Oak Grove...-... 800
NJ. E. Reeder and husband to z. M
Miller, lots 109-11-13-15-17-1s-H Tyler
ST., Maple Grove dd.-....-"-...... 1,o25
The Prudential Trust Co. to M. c.
Schaefer, lots 473-+5-6-7-S so 1868,
Jewell st, Elmhurst ..-............... L
L. E. Mason and wife to R.. L.
Elliott. e1a lots SOFIA Lane St,
TROOPS End add ...-..-...-......... 300
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-04
Eczema? Try Zemo
Has Cured Worst Cases and You u
Prove It for Only rs Cents.

Yes, try Zemo. That's all you need
do to get rid OF the worst case OF &C.
zema. You TAX no chance, 1t is no
experiment. Zemo is positively guar
bleeding eczema, make a pimpled face
smooth and clean. Zemo Is a wonder
and the minute applied it sinks in.
vanishes, leaves no evidence, doesn't
stick, no grease, just a pure, clean,
wonderful liquid n it cures. This Is
guaranteed. Zemo is put up by the
e. w. Rose Medicine Co., st. Louis
Mo-, and is regularly sold by drug
gists at 81 for the large bottle and
IS cents for the liberal size trial bot
tie. Try one 25-cent bottle and be con-
WINGED. Endorsed and sold by leading
druggists everywhere and in Topeka
by Brunt Drug Co., Fifth and Kan
Sas venue