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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-11-28
OBITUARY.

Charles Thompson Was born tho 4th
day Of March in the year Of our Lord
1884, in Chippewa county, Mimi, and
died at his hone near Milbsnk, the
oath of November, 1913, st the age OF
20 years Z months and II days. The
funeral service was conducted BY Rev
w. J. Oldfeld ct tie Congregational
church on Wednesday afternoon, the
10Th inst, . large attendance Of
friends Of the family being, present.
The deceased vas taken seriously
III with pleurisy two years ago. from
which he never fully recovered, though
everything that medical skill and Low.
ing hands could do was done for him
until death relieved his patient suffer-
ing. He was married to Miss Maud
Mitchell October 6, 1909, by Rev.
Oldfeld at the Congregational par
sonage. This happy un. ON was bless
ed with three children, two sons and
one daughter-Les,er, Kenneth and
Marion, who are left with the bereav-
ed wife and mother to mourn the loss
OF q kind and loving father. Besides
this small family he leaves his mother
and five sisters and four brothers,
Mrs. Thompson and Pearl of Rugby,
n. D., Andrew, OF Willow City, N.
D Thomas, Willis and John, of
Williston, N. D., Lola Golden and
Alice Laurant of Montevideo, Bessie
Whitmore and Anna Pickens Of Minot
N. D. The 0ereaved family have the
sympathy of the entire comm unity in
their aff1iction.
A precious nj from us is gone,
A voice we loved is stilled.
A place is vacant in our home,
Which nauar nun ho f9llod
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P~i11sbury's Best

The Empire Elevator il con-
nection with its hard and soft
coal business, now handles Pills
bury's Best Flour. Call and get
q sack.
H. A. RILEY,
Manager.
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Card Of Thanks

We extend our thands to the many
friends and neighbors who were so
very kind in every act during the ill
ness and death OF our beloved hus-
band and father.
MRS. CHARLEY THOMPSON
and children
MRS. THOMPSON
and daughters.
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membership is jealousy guarded and
is opened only to chemists who have
shown extraordinary merit in the
field of chemistry. In the United Stat
es west of the Mississippi river only
twelve men have been thus honored.
Professor Jones is the only member
in South Dakota. He also is the sole
representative of the society among
all the Methodist schools of the
try.
In order to receive this signal
honor, Professor Jones had to be re-
commended by five men, already
Fellows of the organization. Prof.
Allan MenZies of Oberlin. Prof Alex
ander Smith of ColumSisii author of
Smiths Chemistry" and Prof. Mars
ton Taylor Bogart of Columbia were
three of these VINO recommended the
Dakota Wesleyan These recon-
mendations were made largely upon
the basis of the research work of the
latter during his two years spent at
Harvard university.
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L. C.APlTAl. STOCK.

Whereas. The Indiana 4 Ohio Live
Stock Insurance Co. a corporation or
ganiZed under the laws OF Indiana. has
filed in this office Il sworn statement
exhibiting its condition and business
for the year ending December II. 1912.
contormable to the requirements OF ;he
laws of this state regulating the busi-
ness of Insurance.; and,
Whereas. The said has filed
in this office a duly certified copy of
its charter. with certificate of organ
%ization, in compliance with the require
ments of the insurance law aforesaid {;
Now. Therefore, I. O. $. Basford.
Commissioner of Insurance of the State
of South akota pursuant TO the pro-
visions of said laws, do hereby certify
that the above named p is fully
empowered. through it's authorized
agents, to transact it's appropriate bus
mess of Live Stock Insurance in this
state, according to the laws thereof, I'M
til the last day of February A. d. 1914.
In Testimony whereof. i have here
unto set my hand and official seal at
Pierre. this first day of March, A. ID
1913.
o.. S. BASFORD.
.Seal.) Com missioner of Insurance.
BY y. c. Mueller. Chief Clerk.
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eEAplNG BENEFIT
FROM THE EXPERIENCE OF NIT.
CHELL PEOPLE.

We are fortunate indeed to be able
to profit by the experience of our
neighbors. The public %utterances of
Mitchell residents on the following
subject Will interest and benefit many
of our readers. Read this statement.
No better proof can be had.
Mrs. Pattison, sos r. Fourth Ave.
Mitchell, S. d., says: Il suffered from
a sever backache and irregular kid
ney action. l was so bad | could hard
ly straighten up in the morning. No
thing seemed to give me relief until
| got Doan's Kidney Pills at Diehl &
Browns drug store. One box was all
! needed to rid me of the trouble.
was restored to good health. l gladly
confirm the testimonial l gave sew
eral years ago, and you may con
tinue using it."
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name--Doan's-
and take no other.
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NEW POSTMASTER
SOON FOR ETHAN
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION TO
TAKE CHARGE OF SUCCESSOR
TO PRESENT MAN. AND
EX.AMlN ALTON WILL
BE HELD.

The first effects of the Wilson adj
ministration are being felt in this
section of the ountry when the am
nouncement comes that the United
States civil service commission will
hold am examination June 2Sth, in
this city as a result of which it is
expected to make certification to fill
a contemplated vacancy in the posi-
ton of fourth class postmaster at
Ethan. The examination will also
prepare candidates to fill other vac
ancies as they may occur vt that Of
flee. unless ii shall be decided in the
interests of the service to fill the va
cancy by reinstatement. The com
pensation of the postmaster at Eth
IN office shall be $500 for the last
fiscal year.
The age limit is II years and yer
IN the date of the examination, with
he exception hat i'm a state where
women are declared by statute to be
IF full age for all purposes at Is
Years, ONE is years of age ON the
late of the examination viii be ad-
mitted.
Applicants must reside within the
erritory supplied by the post office
or which the examination is an
lounced.
The examination is open TO all
oitizenS of the United States who can
'omply with the requirements.
Application forms and fun infor-
nation concerning the requirements
If the examination can be secured
rom the postmaster at Ethan and
he local secretary at Mitchell o +
rom the United States civil service
commission, Washington, ID. c.
Applications should be properly
Xecuted and filed with the commits
ion at Washington al least Z days
before the date of the examination,
otherwise ii may be impracticable to
.Xamine the applicants.
The above is an application of
he recent statement of the present
administration that all fourth class
Dostmasters shall be forced to take
heir appointments at the hands of
the civil service which it is thought
will give the democratic applicants
the same chance as the republicans
now in office.
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TWO SALOON KEEPERS
ELECTED AT KIMBALL

Kimball, S. D. The vote on the
three saloons today to see which two
would be retained took place yes
terday and the vote was as follows:
Dorwart, IA; Patterson. 113; So
bek, JOG. The latter will have to
close on July LIST, as this sized city
is allowed only two according TO the
new state law.
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HONOR COMES
TO PROF. JONES
WESLEYAN FACULTY MEMBER
GETS RECOGNITION FROM
LONDON CHEMICAL So
CIETN.

An unusual distinction recently
las colne 20 Professor Hilton |. Jones
of Dakota Wesleyan university. A
few days ago he received official no
tice from London, England, that ON
the fifteenth of May he had been
elected a Fellow of the Chemical So
ciety. This organization is an inter
national one and corresponds to the
Royal Society i'm the realm OF physics
Election to its membership is one of
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peportlna White Slave euoo.

New York.-Five Italians and a Rus.
sian, said 10 be members of a gang OF
white s%lavers. are on their way to
New York city from Kansas City for
deportation. Rosina T%ortorica, one of
those to be deported, is said to be the
most noted white SLAYER in the world,
having operated in every large coun-
try i'll tne United States and Europe.
She was caught in a recent raid in
Kansas City.
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RUGS, CURTAINS, DRAPER|ES|

Summer house cleaning and decorating |
time is at hand, and you will need some
thing new in Rugs, Curtains, or Draperies.
to go with the new paper and paint. We
want to call your attention to our splendid
lines of house furnishings. Our rug line is
the leading line in this part of the state, at
tall rugs, which lead all lines of American
made rugs, in quality, colorings, and de-
signs. They cost no more than the other
makes. A good range Of cheaper rugs
from the Wilton Velvets, down to the ordin-
airy Tapestry Brussels. We show the best
makes of these lower grades, and you will
find our prices right.
A good variety of Fiber and Grass
rugs for bed rooms, halls and porches. They
excellent line of Linoleums, some good
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aiIsCUJ4I4ANpoUa

WANTED-To buy one or 2 work
horses.-Phone or call upon Frank
Weller.
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Our large stock of these goods, offers you
almost unrestricted choice of nearly all the
prevailing styles of the season. In curtains.
from a good substantial Nottingham, at 9Oc a
pair up to the rich Irish Point, and Arabian cur
tains at 81. 90 to $1,000 a pair.
Curtain Draperies, in Swiss, Scrims in
plain and bordered. Fish Nets from 25c a
yard up to the fine drapery nets at $l.00 a
yard. A specially strong line of real Scotch
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-06-12

T. j. Markley and wife of Armour
are in the city for a short visit.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-06-12

the highest honors which a chemist
may attain. '"
The Chemical Society possesses
representation in nearly every coun-
try of the globe. However the roll OF
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-06-12

FOR SALE-One 10Th. p. gasoline
engine in good condition. A. j. Kings.
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Zeal EsTATn FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-seven lots, house and
barn, good we'll on property; all
fenced with woven wire fence. Eleven
blocks from Main street. Address
Commercial & Savings Bank.
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Company. certiacntr of Authority.

Whereas. Thu Connecticut Fire ms.
Co, a CORPORATION organized under the
of Connecticut has filed in his
offlc" a sworn statement exhibiting its
condition and business for the year end
ing December 81. 1872. conformable to
the requirements Of the laws OF his
state regulating the business Of insur-
ance. and,
Whereas. Tho said company has filed
in this office a duly certified cop OF
its charter, with certificate OF organ
ization. in compliance with the require
nents of the insurance law aforesaid:
Now. Therefore. !, o. s. Basford.
Commissioners of Insurance Of the State
of South Dakota. pursuant to the pro-
visions of said laws. do hereby certi-
~ that the above named company IS
fully empowered. through IFS author
lied agents. to transact Its appropriate
business OF Fire. Tornado and Hail In
s%trancc in this state. according TO the
laws thereof, until the last day OF Feb
ruary, a - 1914
In Testimony whereof. have here
unto set my hand and official seal ut
Pierre. this FIRST day of March, A ID
1913.
q 6 RASFORD.
lSeal) Commissioned Of Insurance.
BY F.. c. Mueller. chief Clerk.
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Lace Curtains and Draperies

Madras for Grapes. Some extra good bargains
in short lengths of Madras, suitable for short
windows and sash curtains. Along with our
other furnishings, we are showing some excel
lent values in ready-made Sheets, Pillow
Cases, and Bed Spreads. You can buy the
sheets and cases ready to use for about the
price of the muslin.
Before making your purchases of House
Furnishings, come in and let us show.
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FOR sALE-New and secondhand
carom and pocket-billiard tables.
and bowling alleys and accessories;
bar ixtures Of all kinds. easy pay
ment. The Brunsyick-Balke Col
lander Company, 426. 428. 430 Third
tract south, Minneapolis. MINI.
Evening journal., 1913-10-24
KENT GRAND JURY
FINISHES WORK
Finds County House in Good
Condition; Recommends
jail improvements
sncclaI 10 mn ENnNINe IouRNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del Oct. - The Kent
county grand jury of the year 1913 com
plcted is work yesterday The Jury
reported having acted ON lO2 bills ami
found so true bills The Jury visited
the county almshouse and farm and
made a thorough inspection of the build.
ng= and conditions The farming ~ we'll
conducted and the buildings. exterior
and interior. arc kept Ia a neat, orderly
and sanitary condition. There are no
minors among The nity inmates at the
present time.
Tine jury also reported that tho county
lail nnd promises appear TO be kept as
clean nnd sanitary MS conditions will
permit The piry recommended that
more adequate sewage comeri ion aud
better bath facilities hc provided for the
prisoners To insure their health and com.
fort
Bcnnmin Moslov was found guilty of
the l1rcrnv of "a bicycle, and upon rec.
ommcndntion he was pnrolcd to ". Den.
me-, Moore fof two years.
The court was practically engaged al
of Yesterday m hearing the case OF the
State 81. isaac 3. WYATT aud homu'
Flemming whito men of Harrington
charged With un assault and battery oi
Town Inihn Thomas Emory In August
last
The remaining criminal business o
the present term will bc continued owe
until Monday. November 9. as the largl
list of civil business which will engage
the attention OF the court neNt wccl
will prevent the hearing of any crimiua
business next week.
The deputy attorney general informed
the court that be- had hccn informc'
that Joseph Weinberg ggainst whom az
indictment for gambling had been foun'
lat the present tcim. had left tho state
The case was continued with the othc
criminal business until November 3.
james u. lassel. Nlanlcv Beamer an'
Michael Sklut indicted on charges fo
doing business without license pei'
their costs and took ont their licenses,
Evening journal., 1913-10-24
Attractions in the City Theatres

"The Marriage Game, comedy in
three acts. by Anne Crawford Flexner.
wa. charninsly presented at The Play
house last night under the care of John
.Cort. II is now pioduetion. and after
performance, tomght. SATURDAY matinee
and Saturday night. IL VIII open i'm New
York next wtek Should 1t be received
'ns cordially there as il was by tic dis
crinimting audience at The Playhouse
last night II will enjoy fine run.
"The Marriage Game treats oi the
great domestic question from new
ianglc, and it is presented sparklinglv and
entirely different from the hackneycd
stage story dealing with the martial
problem. Clean. wholcsone, II is hrim.
iul OF bright cpiarans and mirthiul ,it-
nations that pyramid unexpectedly ou
each ether without resort TO stage horse
: pleA,i .r,..-- =. 80. go.
! The cast includes. in the order of
their first appearance:
jerks. Fred Mosley; Assistant Stew
ard. Walter Grey; Sailor. Robert
/ Graves; Nevil Ingraham, Orrin
: Johnson: Tom Updegraf. lngraham's
brother-in law, Charles Trobridgc; /;
lCharles Frost. WI lam Sampson: I:
Mrs. Frost Josephine Loyett; Racie
! lUpdegran. Ingrahams sister. Vivian
Martin; Mrs. Packard, Allison Skin
worth; Jim Packard. George w.
Howard; Mrs. Oliver, Alexandra
ICarlisle.
Ingraham is a bachelor. so confirmed.
he thinks. that he has named his
yacht The Bachelor" His sister.
3 Mrs. Racie Updegraff. has Quarreled
with her husband because he went on
a fishing trip on their second wedding
anniversary. Ingraham is disturbed by
their differences. and, being very fond
Of the young couple, he gets inspira-
ton for efecting a reconciliation
from a newspaper item he read. He
decides to invite them and two other
couples whose married life is not the
happiest on a yachting party. He be-
= lieves three days aloat. without
touching harbor. will bring peace in
three families. He does not let tho
husbands know their wives are to
lie aboard. or the wives know the RUS
bands are to be i'm the party until
they meet on the yacht. Complica-
tions begin when Packard. of sport.
ing inclination. brings along Mrs
] nilAeI. lIituhi ~ 20 on ih' tIlp
. Packard discovers too late his wife's
/, presence and Tngraham tries 10 smooth
ont the situation by presenting Mrs
oliver. whom he had never seen he
{ fore. as the wife Of q dear friend
d Mrs. Oliver. while unobtrusive IN
e manner. proves charmer.
The quarrels and differences that fol
low on "The Bachelor" furnish all kind
of lauehahle complications. but every
thing seems 10 he coming out all righ
/ when the curtain descends on a rathe
I labrupt ending of the final sct. AleNau
! ldra Carlisle. as The wise Mrs. Oliver IA
y lmilar with the way, Of the world. wa
1.-The star Of the production. and lived N
I lto her splendid reputation as one OF th
! lforemost actresses Of the day. She wa
/ ably seconded in the iaiuinine roles b.
, Allison Skpworth as the blasc Nlr'
4 Packard who smokes cigarettes an
PLAYS bridge: by Vivian Martin as th
Evening journal., 1913-10-24
THE PLAYHOUSE ATTRAcTIoNs.

MISS Alice Brady. who is one Of the
most promising actresses Of the
younger generation is TO appear here
IN a play presented by her father. viii
liam A. Brady, in the Playhouse, next
Monday night Miss Brady plays
Beulah. in "An Angel Without Wings. .
q new comedy by Laurence Eyre.
very difficult matter was the Sc
lection of the notable cast Of The
rive Frankforters," which comes 10
the Playhouse October 2S and %, but
those who have seen it both in Eur
ope and America. declare the Messrs.
Shuhert have given IL the far finer
production. The notable original
Now York cast includes Nine. Cottrel-
~ as the lovely imperiOVs mother OF
the Rothschilds. Edward Emory,
Frank Losee Edward Mackey. Alma
Belwin. Lynn Pratt. Pedro dc Cor
doba. Lawrence Grant and sther well
known players.
The Messrs. Shuberts' newest pro-
duction. Children Of To-day" IN
which Louis Mann is starring this
season. is described by its authors
Miss Clara Lipmau and Samuel snip
man. as a satirical comedy drama
Mr.. Mann is supported by an eN-
ceilcnt cast. lie will be seen IN THIS
city az the Playhouse. on Friday ana
Saturday. October 81 aud November
/ . With matinee Saturday
The scenery aud, setiip6s use0 oy
Nine Polairc during the prosenta-
ton of &c Vsitcur.' the sensational
dramatic pls,let which she IS Of
ferir- d...snr Tho inur. Of herself and
Evening journal., 1913-10-24
SOME CHANGES
in P. E. CHURCH
DlCCeSeS Will be Grouped Into
Provinces Similar to
English Custom
FAVOR SAINTHOOD
FOR WASHINGTON

NEW YORK Oct 24.-The House
of Deputies of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church. yesterday, established
rule that hereafter the presiding bish
op Of the church shall be elected
Under the custom now abandoned, the
presiding bishop was selected auto
matically for his seniority in point of
service. The new method will 20 in-
TO effect upon che death or rcsigna-
tion OF the present presiding bishop,
RI Rev Daniel s. Tutto, of 81 Louis
The lower House adopted rcsolu-
tions placing the Episcopal Church for
thc first time in It's history within the
Federal Council OF the Churches OF
Christ OF America and authorizing
the church TO cooperate with other
missionary bodies In directing the
missionary spirit and activity OF the
Christian people
Both these movements were op-
posed in heated debate by clerical and
lay delegates on the ground that they
opened up the possibility that the
church would be led into complica
tions with other churches and might
seem 10 betray lts apostolic ldhcr-
cnco
Frederick Morohouse. a lay dele
gate from Milwaukee. introduced a
resolution to authorize a commission
TO revise the list of saints in the
Episcopal Church so as to include,
among others, American pcrsOnago5
who have been dead longer than a
century Mr. Morchousc made refer.
once to Bishop Seabury. the first
bishop of the church in America, and
TO possible canonizing of George
Washington. Tho resolution was re
lerred TO the joint commission ON
revision of the prayer book
The House Of Deputies in executive
session last night confirmed the House
of Bishops appointment Of Archdcacon
John Poyntz Tyler of the Diocese of
Cumberland, Nd, as bishop of the mis-
siouary district of North Dakota
The Rcv. Milo u. Gates recently elect
cd bishop of Cuba, announced today that
he had decided TO decline the position
aud continue his work here with Trinity
parish.
The dioce-cs and missionary districts
of the Episcopal Church ot America are
10 be grouped hereafter into eight prov
4 inces. or svnod-, after the custom that
prevails in the Church of England. The
House of Bishops adopted the canon for
lwarded 10 it last week 10y the House oi
/ Deputies creating the provinces. Each
ldiNision will have its council on inter.
mcdiary legislative body between tho
7 Diocesan Council and the general con
lycntion. the provincial council TO cart
ion missionary, religions. oducationa
and strictly iocol problems.
\ Tho House OF bishops discussed bricii.
the suggestion that a b-hopric for th
negroes of the Sonth hc created Ih
House of Dcputic- voted TO deter acuo
. lin this matter until the nest triennu
Evening journal., 1913-10-24
DOGS 4 PLEASING GARRIck ACT.

Lavell's comedy dogs are making
big bit especially with the children.
among the patrons of the Garrick
Theatre, wheer they arc filling an cp-
gagomcnt this week. These dogs ap-
pear 70 have been selected for their
abilitiy to grasp instruction that was
given 10 them. and the work indi-
Gates that they have been well
handled. They go through all sorts
.of funny stunts, many of which ap-
pear to be voluntary, and the manner
in which they act when the spectators
applaud would lead one to believe
that they know what applause means
and can appreciate it as we'll as hu-
man beings Several animal acts have
been al the Garrick this season. but
lit rs doubtful whether there were
any in which there was more real in
terest than this one. II is one OF
the hits Of the bill. and the little folks
especially are enjoying the fun i'm
Intensely.
Evening journal., 1913-10-24
GRUBB-pITTS

AZ the home Of her aunt. Mrs. W j.
kilmci No. 1911 West street ON Wed.
ncsday evening, Miss l'culah Ethel
Grubb and Edward Morris Pitts. of
1lcycllnd. o. were married by .hc Rev
George Edward Reed, d. D.. pugstos Of
Grace NJ. H. Church. The best nmn
was William II. Bishop, OF cleveland.
and Mis- Miriam rriggs was bridcsmarl
The day preceding the Wedding Mss
lriggs entertained th" bridal patty with
delightful luncheon. which WIS f,l-
lowed Ia the evening by theatf party
at the Playhouse. given by MIR Bi-hop.
rnc rooms of Mrs Nimcr's lc.de C
were beautifully decorated wita autumn
h.No. and chry-auihcmum-.
Evening journal., 1913-10-24
ANNOUNCE WEDDING

Mr. and Mrs Harry ID. Walker OF
NO. 2iO0 Carter street announce the
marriage OF their son. Charles. To- Miss
Maud Wiuifrcd knowles, of Portsmouth,
y. H.. on July 20. The ceremony was
performed by Father Walsh at the
Church ol the immaculate Conception
i. J. torhct. l.. s. a.. and Miss Barbara
Kelley were The witnesses.
Evening journal., 1913-10-24
nrLANARr LODGE nANCE.

Everything has been arranged for
the regular monthly assembly of Del
aware Lodge this evening. IN the new
odd Fellows Hail. Tenth and King
streets
Tho committee Is making every cf-
fort 10 have the dancers spend 2
pleasant and delightful evening. Tho
dances have made the hit
of the season.