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

Jersey city win add : bacteria
ogist to it, health departments
About $4,000 IL earned annually
~ the boys In industrial course n
the high school. Fitchburg, Mass.
Investigation OF the United Cigar
Stores company by the house judiciary
committee was asked by Representa-
| tvO Reilly Of Connecticut, in . reso'
luton seeking Information whether
the company does business IN viola
lion Of the anti trust laws.
With the price OF beef steadily In.
creasing In Argentina, despite that
country's preparations to enter the
American beef market in competition
with the home raised product, Alber-
to and Carlos De Ibarra, representing
the government OF Argentine AID per-
sonal interests, have come to the
United States to study hog raising.
:
Trial Of Ottoman Ear Adusht
Hanish. head of the Mazdaznan Sur
suit, on charges Of circulating obtec-
tionable printed matter by express, In
violation Of the interstate commerce
Laws, has been continued in the fed
eral court at Chicago. The charges
go hnrca - = di~%~sh,,<f0u ~ . hnok
called Inner Studies" said to be the
text book Of the cult
While prowling in the shadows OF
he shrubbery south OF the White
House, a man giving his name as
Clyde Wythers, and his address as
Washington, was arrested by the
White House police force. He could
give no explanation Of his presence
SO close to the executive mansion and
wal imprisoned. He will be remanded
to q hospital fovr examination as to
his sanity.
The enforcement or the new law
regulating the employment Of women
IN Pennsylvania may result in hun
dreds Of women losing their places
In Philadelphia hotels. The main
feature OF the law is that women can
not work more than fifty-f0ur hours
! week or more than ten hours a day;
| nor can they work more than six dayi
In any one week.
Gen. Venustiano Carranza win no.
consider any mean OF accomplishing
peace in Mexico not predicated upon
the absolute elimination Of Huerta
says q Nogales. Sonora, dispatch. The
constitutionalists' political and mill
| tary leader issued the following an
| noucement: I'VE will recognize no
body who succeeds Huerta by the pow
Or which he has usurped."
A precedent wat broken at Harvard
university whom Miss Helen Todd ol
San Francisco. chairman Of the lea
que Of Western voters, spoke on wo
man suffrage before students Of the
| university. It was the first time thai
. 'svotes for women" advocate hal
been allowed to speak in a college
hall. The privilege was refused Mrs
| Emmeline Pankhurst two years ago
Il expect to be doing my regular
duty ~ = police oficer when | an
100 years DID," said Oliver Houghtor
tc friends, who congratulated him OF
his n~inety-third birthday, Mr.. Hough
ton. who has served continually OF
the Weymouth. Mass. force since th.
civil war, u probably the oldest polio,
ofacer In active service in the Unitet
States. He was chief OF police TO
twenty years. At his own request hi
Mas relieved Of that position In 1902
Tho investigation into the rakel
and practices Of the anthracite Goa.
roads Instituted BY the Interstate
Commerce commission has been re
sumed at Philadelphia, with the furth
or examination Of the operating ON
cials q the roads involved. Thei
testimony was desired by the attor
neys OF the commission in order Il
show what services arc rendered II
tho handling Of coal u = groundwork
Tor determining the reasonableness O
rates.
PORTION.
An Odessa dispatch to the London
D9ily Mall sayss It b reported from
I1iev that the police have found Il
important clue to the Yushinsky muir
def. which 4 likely to lead to the ar
i rest o1 the actual murderers Of tha