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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-05-27

the allies are engaged in straighten-
ing out their fronts to conform with
the positions which they won in recent
engagements-a task to which the
Germans are offering stubborn resist.
ance with numerous and cleverly pac-
ed machine guns.
A ministerial crisis In England has
developed into newspaper campaign
against the Kitchener dictatorship.
The minister for war is being accused
Of trying to exercise omnipotent pow
ers, and Of endangering the success
Of Great Britain's military operations.
Never before I'm the imagination of
man has a battle gained such proper.
tions and intensity as that brought
about in Galicia and the Carpathians
by the Austro-German drive from the
west, according to reports reaching
London from Berlin and petrograd
The total losses probably never will
be known, but run into the hundreds
of thousands. Berlin declares that the
Germans alone have captured 100000
Russians, ~ cannon and 252 machine
guns since the engagement began.
while Petrograd reports that 10000
Austro-0 Germans were captured. The
Austrians and Germans assert no fur.
ther progress in their offensive in mid.
die Galicia and 30 the British critics
draw the conclusion that the big bat.
tering ram which drove the Russians
eastward. and. at some points. across
the San river, has been brought to n
standstill against the bulwarks Of the
Russian reinforcements.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-05-27
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ZZEZ7E7zzZ2H
1868 CLAIMS ARE
SENT COMMISSION

Salem.-Since the workmen's COM
pensation law became operative ten
months ago over ,s500.000 has been
paid into the industrial accident fund.
according 10 an announcement made
by the secretary OF the industrial acct.
dent commission. During the period
sl40.573,71 has tbeem set aside for do
pendents in fatal cases and to work
men sustainihg' permanent or partial
disabilities: ss1Ss0,s5 has been paid
TO workmer ,whose injuries were tenn
porary. and s65.S5SSi for surgical
treatment. transportation and hospi-
tai accommodations. The cost OF the
administration since the commission
was created 17S months ago has bean
s59.267.33. The surplus In the fund
On April 80. was $l79,0T4.9S. Up to
that date a totals sof 3663 claims had
been p,sseated. and OF this number
3305 were settled. or the total. ls2
were rejected. The eAaccidents reported
to the commission averaged II daily
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-05-27
ROAD WORK IS
DIVIDED IN linn
Especial TO The Argus.)

Aibany.-A new plan for volunteer
road work has been devised by ID. ID.
Mcknight. county Judge OF Lam coun'
ty. Instead Of observing state or coun'
ty good roads days the county court
here viii endeavor TO have the OBJ
servance OF Community Good Road
days. The new plan 10 expected TO
prove effective and result In the com
pletion OF considerable road work at
small cost.
The plan is to have each road dis
trict In the county set best adapted
date on which TO observe good roads
day. The county court will furnish
all necessary machinery for the work
and send ample supplies OF gravel or
crushed rock and other equipment In
TO the district so that 1t will be on
hand for that day.
The Community Road day is expect
ed to prove much more successful
than one TO be observed throughout
the county as q whole. This was IL
Illustrated In the state good roads day.
In some parts OF this county the
roads were too wet TO work and be-
cause of unusually late rains the
streams were too high in most places
to permit convenience In securing
gravel. Another advantage OF the
Community Road day win be that road
building machinery can be shipped
from one district TO another. 30 that
each district celebrating the day will
have an abundance OF equipment.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-05-27
P|TCHBLENDE IS
FOUND NEAR DALLAS
Especial TO The Argus)

Dallas. - Pure pitchblende. from
which radium is derived. is said to ex-
list in large quantities in Polk county.
A few weeks ago. while ditching on
the John Ritner farm. near Lewisyille,
]. w. Elliott. one OF the pioneers of
that section. struck sticky mass that
resembled tar. Samples OF the dirt
were sent TO the state college at Cor
Wallis, and to assay offices at Seattle
and Denver. as well as TO the bureau
of mines at Washington, ID. c. Replies
were received from each place that
the substance was undoubtedly pitch
blende. but that there was not enough
in the samples submitted to determine
whether or not II contained radium.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-05-27
FARMERS Quarrel
ENDS IN KILLING

Eugene.--Walter'J Jay shot and killed
Ira Brown following a dispute alleged
to have been caused over woman.
He then fled to the mountains. His
body was found. three hours later.
five miles.up the m0lntainside. where
he had killed himself with 1880
rifle.
The tragedy occurred in the coast
range mountains. 80 miles northwest
OF Eugene. on Lake creek. a tributary
to the Siuslaw river.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-05-27
many ARE KILLED
IN BIG COLLISION
Especial TO the Argus)

Carlisle, England.-Three trains col
iided on the Caledonian railway at
Gretna, near this city. causing the
death of many persons, and the fatal
injury of many others. The total cas-
ualties probably will reach 400. Fire
in the wreckage added horror to the
accident.
One train was troop train, another
was a local. and the third the express
from London to Glasgow.
y The dead mostly are soldiers. The
troop train collided first with a local
from Carlisle and before the occu'
pants were able to get clear OF the
wreckage Of this accident, the London
Glasgow express crashed into them.
Locomotives and cars, shattered and
splintered. we're hurled about in con-
fusion.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-05-27

lies, but the latter are moving on.
The latest advices reaching London
say that General Sir Ian Hamilton's
expedition has thrown n line across
the peninsula OF Gallipol; from the
Gulf OF Saros TO the town OF Gallipoli;
that the fire from the allied fleet has
reduced the defenses OF the town,
which Is now held by the British and
that its men also have strong foot
holds at 0hba Tepe on Suvia Bay and
at Cape Teke.
Aerial reconnaisances show the
main body OF the Turks. who have
been massed at the upper end OF the
peninsula. have now retreated to Tsani
and Pazarkios.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-05-27
GERMAN ATTACK IS
REPULSED BY French
Especial 10 The Argus.)

Paris.-An attack made by the Ger.
mans in the Argonnc forest was re-.
pulsed with extremely heavy losses.
according 10 the official statement
made by the French war department.
The official announcement added that
"the repulse OF the enemy In this 70.
gion has been complete"
This report says also that attacks
along the entire front were general.
and at only one point did the enemy
obtain a footing for even q moment"
this was In a French advanced trench.
and the French report goes on to say
that the Germans were Immediately
driven out. with the loss OF several
prisoners.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-05-27
AMERICAN ,,CARCOES
CONFERENCE ENDED
Especial to The Argus.)

Uashington.-The informal and un-
official conferences between the CON-
mercial adviser Of the British embas-
sy and the state department advisers
TO expedite handling OF American
cargoes were suspended by the state
department because of the apparent
misapprehension in London Of how
far they bind the United States gov
ernment.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-05-27
LAT|N-AMERICAN
F|NANC|ERS TO MEET
Especial 10 The Argus.)

Washington.-"A dollar exchange"
and the establishment OF American
banks In Latin,American countries
were the two chief points for discus.
sion at the Pan.American Financial
congress which opened here Monday.
Use of the dollar as financial stan
dard instead OF the pounds sterling or
other foreign exchange. is said TO be
desired by the foreign representatives,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-05-27
0. A. c. HENS
ARE NEAR LEAD

Corvallis.-Reports received by Pro-
fessor John Dryden. OF the poultry de-
partment of the Oregon Agricultural
College. indicate that the Oregon Agri-
cultural College hens. entered In the
egg-laying contest which is a feature
at the Psnama-Pacific Exposition,
have been leading all other entries for
the past month, and stand we'll at the
top OF the list A summary OF results
issued May Is. at the close Of the fisst
six months OF the contest. shows that
the Oregon Agricultural College pens
stand In second. third. aAa nth place.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-05-27
Mareoni Called to War.

New York.-William Marconi. In
ventor OF the wireless. sailed on the
steamer st. Paul. in response TO a
summons from the king OF Italy. to
serve hts term of military service In
the Italian army.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-05-27
p..ce Treaty with Russia Made.

Observation-Disclosures of the
Peace Commission Treaty between the
United States and Russia were ex-
changed by Secretary Bryan and
George Bakhmeteff. the Russian am.
bassador. Fifteen such treaties now
are In force.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-05-27
Willamette Pacific to Build to Acme.

Willamette Pacific to Build to Acme.
Eugene.-The Willamette Pacific
rails will be extended from Mapleton.
at the head. OF tidevaber. TO Acme on
the Lower SiusIaw,l within three or
four weeks. according to the an
nouncement OF w. r. Fontaine. assist
ant engineer on tfse Willamette Pscif-
ic construction. The laa piece Of
grading-that at the rock quarry
where rightof-wag was dslsyed-is
nearly completed.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-05-27
ALLIED TROOPS
HOLD CALL|P0L|

London.-British troops nave iso
lated and masked the Turkish land
forts guarding the Dardanelles from
the west. On the Asiatic side French
colonial troops are doing the same
thing. The Turks are fighting with
the desperation OF fanaticism and are
inflicting staggering losses on the al
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-05-27

President has Another orandehIld.
washington.-A lbaby girl. the SEQ
ond grandchild of President Wilson,
was born to Secretary and. Mrs. WI
liam @. McAdoo.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-11
YsIk6 sr6ska dvou vozfkn patti-

NOhhd Sid1hd uNOu NODiho Po0hA
cfch dozorcGm trait v Tyndall a
v T&bofe Sc udala sest mil ma "a
pad cd mesta v dterS kolem pGlno
CT "a hustle MILKY, s v5sledkem, ze
Taborska ceta pozdstavajfcf S do
zorce j. J. Kinga a jeho pomocni-
kd J. E. Matusky Richarda Gao
ka, byla trochu potluGena, ackoliv
to mohlo byti horst. Delnfci ma
voziku 2 Tyndall v cas- vyskocili q
nestslo Sc Jim ni6eho. Zdejsf for
man King jel do Tyndall pro no.
YOU sinu, nebot jedna vychodn6
cd mesta praskla, a dozorce 2 Tyn
dali mu mel Sc sfnou ieti ma prot.
ODE karky nelly sv6tla We pfedu a
jeli velkou prudkostf, avsak zkrze
mlhu nebylo daleko ku pfedu vide
ii. Srazka Sc udaIa u fanny John
Bousky kamz p~otlu6enf byli dopra
veni a odvezeni do Tyndall k DIR,
Blackovi k osetfenf. King jest
potlucen ma tvafi q ma noze; Ma
tuska ma prave ruce, ma noze a
hfbete. a Cacek tez ia noze. ODE
karky byly rozbit5. Poran6nf phi
ieli pc vlaku We stfedu rano . Tyn-
dali domu, 4 nejaky den ,nebudou
asi moci do prace.
Mattel Kortan a ieho manzelka
jenz farmafili ma sve farme u Uti-
ca Sc nastehovalj do sveho obydlf
zde v meste kde straw staff ma W.
minku. Tito manzele jsou z PRIV
mich osadnfkn zdejsfch a dlouhou
fadu Let farmafili iizn9 cd mesta q
pred nekolika roxy spravovali syo
il farmu u Utica. Pfejem Jim ably
zbytek sVeho zivota We zdravf a
spokojenosti ztravili, nebot 81 zas-
louzf odpocinku.
KazdS by mel bSti pojist6n ma
$ivot, k Will sve rodin9 a tenn jenz
jsou ma mem zavislf, Jest to nut
most a tim padem Sc dejte pojistit
u spoleGnosti nejspolehlivejsf. Spo
leGnost U. S. Annuity jenz pojis-
tuje ma zivot je siln& a stojf "a nj
muzove poctivf. Mfstnf jednatele
HOSTEL & Jezewski vam objasnf
cokoliv byste 81 pfali. (Adv.
v. M. Horatek obdrzel tyto dny
patent ma traktor jenz Sc da pfi-
pfahnouti k samovaza6i i jin5m
nastrojum rolnickym. Mimo to-
hoto ma j jine zlepsenf ma farmer
sk5ch strojieh ktere jsou v patent
nj Gfadovns We Washington. Ny
nj neschazf mic nezli sv1j vynalez
dobfe zpeneziti. 49,.
Mesfc 1nor Sc vyznamenal tim,
Re slunce svftilo jenom 3 dni; os-
tatnf byly bez slunce. B6hem me
slice napadlo 80 palcI sn6hu, coz
Sc rovna asi 4 palcum vody. Snfh
tai velmi pomalu, take vsechna
,voda' Sc vtahla do zeme. ...
Kosickovy pies s programem Sc
Dude odbSvati v Petffkov6 skole.
v sobotu, 20 bfezna, kterS uspof6.
dali Saciza vSpomoci mlaeSch lidf
v sousedstvu. Kazdf jest Evan
by Sc dostavil. Mabel Rhein, uGi-
telka.
Pierre, S-Obe sn9movny, Sc
nat a dun poslancG, prosadili sc
proti Is hlasy by Sc v roce 1915 da
10 odhlasoVati volicnm zdali ST pre-
il statnf prohibice. Hlasovacf pra
Vo pro zeny propadio.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-11
Velky Vyprodej.

Oznamujem vefeinosti ze velkJ
vSprodej sweatru pro muze, zeny
a deti zapoGne v sobotu v nasem
zavodu a Dude trvati cely t5den al
do soboty. Rozhodli jsme Sc kaz
de soboty v h~udoncnosti odbSvati
prodej na nektere veci "a ceny vel
mi snizene, take kaSdS kdo v So
botu Sc ma tyto v5prodeie dostavi
obdrzf dobrou vec mnohem lacine-
j nezli ma jiny den. Use vzdy bu
de v techto sloupcfch patficns or
nameno.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-11
.DOMACl zpRAVY.
will GIynn byl v Yankton ' ute

Nezapomeite zaplatit taxy ma
Farmers Bank.
Semeno vojtesky q jinfch trav
ma prodej u Jos. Skorpika. Adv.
Serif Wagner 2 Tyndall byl zde
"a obchodnf zalezitostf We stfedu.
A. o. Wagner z Lesterville byl
zde navst9vou ma zacatku tSdne.
Pr. Karla Vauka q jeff bratr Jo-
sef Hruska byli v Yankton W stfe
du,
Leo Vich a jeho manzelka Sc mas
jehovah do obydli star6ho Capa mi
nulf tyden.
Kdo ztratii mladeho pasackeho
PISA necht Sc pfihlasf v 1fadoyne
tohoto listu.
Josef Skorpfk byl v Sioux City
We Gtvrtek kde nakoupil zasoby
pro sutomobily.
Emil Blachnik a ieho mAnzelka
Sc nastehovali do sve move residen-
ce v pondelf.
will Herman a jeho man5elka
Sc nastehovali ma svoif farmu u
Dante minult tfden.
Jan a Alois NovotuS byli v
Sioux City City ma zaGatku t5dne
kamz doprovazeli zasflku dobytka.
Beru ma nocleh a stravu nSvstev
Milky zdeisf nemocnice. Pr. G. w
Brownson, 81 Maple ST., Yank-
ton. ADV.
Robert Vauk byl "a obchodem v
Kingsburg minulou stfedu, ale mas
ledkem zadn6 jfzdy vlaku pfijel az
v 1ter5. .a
Vaclav StaniGek a jeho manzel-
ka z Tyndall byli zde v dtery ma
navstevs u pi. Vitkove, matky pr.
StaniGkove.
Pf. Bodine odjela We stfedu do
Woonsocket pc obdrzenf zv9sti,
ze jeff matka, pr. O'Leary jest
smrteln9 nemocna. .
We skole Vaukove Sc Dude odby
vati zabaYa v sobotu 13no bfezna.
Devcata jsou zadany by pfinesly
kosfSky. Vstupne volne.
Will Gautier v Tyndall byl po-
kutovan SIS a Gtraty-dohromady
$19-za to ze dial napfti piva kama
radovi jenz byl ma cerne listine.
Casopis jenz vychazf v Lake An
des oznamuje, ze z prodeje zavodu
pr. Melmrove seslo a ze ona ma da,
lie Dude zavod ffditi a vlastniti.
Pomnfky a nahrobky neilepa a
take nejlacin6ji YAM prodajf mist
nj jedpatele pro zavod Svobod1v v
Omaze. HOSTEL a Jezewski. (Adv
Nasledkem snehove vanice neje-
~ zkrze Tabor zadne vlaky cd mi
nuleho Gtvrtka. V pondelf jel tu-
dy rotacni pluh ktery cestu pro-
rail.
Name ma prodei obchodnf kni-
Thy, jake ledgers a day books.
Kdo by knihy takove potfeboval
m1zem mu je opatfiti. Indepen-
dent. '...
Geo. Gilrath 2 Chicago, jenz
PRAGUE pro Standard Oil Co., byl
zde ma zscatku t5dne a d6val do
pofadku porouchanou pumpu ma
gasolin We zdejsf garazi. .
Pfiyezte nam svou pr&ci nynf a
ne6ekejte az do lara, kdy budem
pfeplneni pracf. Jenom TAX MI
zete bft iisti, re praci budete mfti
ma jafe hotovou. Velek Bratff,
kovafi. (Adv.
Stare pofekadlo pravf, $e kdyz
bfezen ptijde jake lev fvoucf, ze
odchazf jake beranek itchy. Tim
padem Sc m1Eem tesiti ma pekne
pocasf ku konci mesfce. Vsak iiz
je take ma cas-. -
Deset rokG star& dcera Hermana
Peschgesa 2 Ravinia, zemfela We
zdejsf skole kterou na~vstsvovala
ma srdetnf vadu v pondslf rano pc
nemoci14 dnf trvajfci. Pozastat-
lky;byly We stfedu yzaty do Wau-
bay, Mimi, kde byly pohtbeny
vedle jeff matky, ktera zemfela
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-11

Pc 15, lednu budem mfti dplnS
seznam taxl pro Tabor a okolf v
obou okreseeh, Bon Homme a
Yankton, q opet nabfzfme sv5ch
sluzeb ku zaprayenf DAM tenn, kite.
II nemaifpffhodno sarhi do okres-
niho sfdla ieti. Nase sluzba ie spo
lehliva a poplatek mfrny. Dane
podlehaji pokut6 pc prynfm dub.
nu
ADV. Tabor State Bank.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-11
For
cough,

whoopinR cough, bronchi-
It's, hoarseness and Group
try Ssvera's Balsam for
Lungs. Price IS and 500.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-06-03
C. E. VERMILYEA
SELLS HIS STORE
BARON BROS. TAKE POSSESSION
OF DRY GOODS ESTABLISH
MENT TODAY-NEW
FIRM STRONG ONE.

Baron Bros, who at present are
interested in and are making a con-
spicuous success of stores at Wes-
sington Springs and Lane. today as
sumed possession of the c. e. Yer
milyea establishment. Negotiations
for the transfer of the store. one of
the leading emporiums of the state,
have been under way for the past
two weeks.
Abraham Baron, the senior mem
Der of the firm of three brothers, and
I. Baron will have active charge OF
the Mitchell store. The other men,
Der of the firm, l.. Baron, will con-
tinue in the management OF the Wes-
sington Springs and Lane stores.
A. Baron comes to Mitchell from
Chicago, where he has been in the
retail dry goods and ready-to-wear
business. For seven years he has
been on the road for manufacturers
and jobbers of dry goods and wo-
mems apparel and has an intimate
knowledge of the trade and its re-
~quirements.
That the new firm will insure a
continuation of the business and
its permancy is assured by the fact
that it has taken a nine-year-lease
on the present store building from
Mr.. Vermilyea. The policy of Baron
Bros. will be to continue the business
and enlarge it with the demands OF
the trade. Mitchell will be the per
manent home of the two members
OF the firm managing the business.
| Mrs. A. Baron will come to Mitchell
from Chicago as soon as suitable
quarters can be secured.
MIR. Nermilyea declared that he
had vet made no plans for the future,
but that he would continue to live
in Mitchell and at present would look
after his business interests in the
lefty. Mr.. Nermilyea first started bust
mess in Mitchell is years ago, on the
site of the present Gale theater. In
1904 he sold out, resuming possess
ion of the business a year later. He
is one of the prominent property
owners of Mitchell, owning consider
able real estate in the business sec
ton and farming property at various
points in the state.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-06-03
FORTY-FIVE TO
BE GRADUATED
THAT NUMBER WILL RECEIVE
DIPLOMAS FROM SUPERIN-
TENDENT NENT THURS
DAY NIGHT.

Forty-fve students, of whom
twenty-siX are girls, will receive di-
plomas from Supt. j. w. McClinton
in the annual graduating exercises
of the Mitchell high school on Thurs
day evening. The list of those who
had made their final grades "a
made public by Mr.. McClinton today.
Examinations in the high school
started last Thursday and will on
tinue until Thursday of this week.
The only event of commencement
week, prior to the graduation eXer-
cises, viii be the all-day picnic of
the senior class at the river tomor-
row.
DR.. G. S. Medbury, of Dcs Moines,
will make the address at the eXercis-
Ies or Thursday night, which will be
held in the city hall auditorium,
commencing at Sis o'clock. Music
will be furnished for the occasion by
the girls elec club and the mixed
chorus, closing with the presentation,
of diplomas.
The list of graduates and their
courses follow:
Scientific course-Florence Irene
Aronson, VIM. Hobert Brown, Myr-
tie Alice Bonham, Ernest e. Bryant.
Herbert S. Barnard, William Har-
vey Coacher, Esther Re Crum, Flor
ence Ellen Collins. Herbert John Fox
Kenneth John Foster, Willard Il.
Giles, Elliott Keith Hathaway, How
ard Ryland Kibbee, John Norman
Shelby, James A. Salisbury, Paul Roy
ston Scallin, Gustav A. Victor, Harry
Hill van Benthuysen, Floyd Ernest
| Wilder.
Latin course-Inez May Beddoes.
Marguerite Donnelly, Walter Beau
mont IIeyler, Charles ID. Sayler.
Literary course-IIattie Viola Bar
ker, Hazel Louise Boggs, Vera Hattie
Ryckman, Opal Donazella Lafferty,
Berthe lone Metcalf, Irma Evelyn
Graves. William Braden Hill, Charles
McCune Samson, Jennie Della Pfeifer.
Manual Arts course-Holly Eliza
beth Alison. Letha M. .Blackman,
Alice Gertrude Erskine. Della Belle
Kjelmyr. Jeanette Owen Rathbun,
Minnie Caroline Riedel, Marion Ken
yon Walrath. Inez A. Wells.
Commercial course-Dorothy w.
A. Findlay, Waneeta S. Howe. Claude
e. knight, Helen Louise McMana-
men, Rheta Lucille Nourse.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-06-03
INTO CISTERN
TO SAVE GIRL
VIBORG MOTHER HOLDS CHILD
ABOVE WATER UNTIL HER #
SCREAMS OBTAIN HELP.

viborg, s.. D.-The heroism of
Mrs. Olivia Johnson saved the life
of her little daughter when the child
fell into the cistern at the Johnson
home yesterday morning. The moth
plunged headfrst into the cistern to
the rescue of the child. She succeeded
in grasping hold OF the little girl
and held her above water until the
mothers screams brought assistance
when both We're rescued from the els
tern by means of a rope dropped to
the mother. The child was uncon-
scious when rescued. The mother
had just uncovered the cistern and
turned away from it when the child,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-06-03
TODAY'S MARKETS
CHICAGO HOGS
SLUMP NICkLE
CATTLE MARKET is TEN TO
FIFTEEN CENTS LOWER.-
SHEEP PROSPECTS
STEADY.

Union Stock Yards, Chicago, H.,
re-
ceipts today, $4,000; number left
ever from yesterday, 2,207; estimat-
ed receipts for tomorrow, $1,000;
official receipts yesterday, 14,573;
official shipments yesterday, 999;
market slow and 5M 10 cents lower
than yesterdays average. Bulk of
prices. $7.50M 7.G5; light, $40 a
7.72 1-2; mixed and butchers, $7.35
% 7.70; heavy, $7.00m7.60; rough
heavy, $1,000 7.20; workers., $7.65
% 40; pigs, $5.75M7.30.
CATTLE-Est!mated receipts to-
day, 1900; estimated receipts for
tomorrow, $500; market prospects
weak and 10M15 cents lower. Beeves
$1,000 9.25: cows and heifers. $500
OSLO; Texas steers, $4,000 $50;
western cattle. $6.S0@ $40.
SHEEP-Estimated receipts today
1000: estimated receipts for to.
morrow. 5000; market prospects
steady at yesterdays average. Nativ,
sheep, $6.50@7.25; western sheep
$6.60@7.36; yearlings. $3.50 q
800; lambs, $1,000 1926; western
lambs, $7.75M10.50; spring lambs
$7.50Ml1.80.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-06-03
TWO KILLED BY
GAS IN WELL
EVIDENTLY ONE OF VICTIMS
GAVE LIFE IN AN EFFORT
TO SAVE THE OTHTER

Leola. S. D.,-While digging a we'll
on the farm Of Jacob Colum, near
Leola, S. D., Colum, aged % and
Jacob Giasier, aged %. were e
come by gas when at a depth of
eighty fent and both were killed.
The men left the house at moor to
worksOn the we'll and discovery of the
accident was made at 4 o'clock. 1t
is supposed that one of them was
overcome and the other went down
to rescue him and lost his life.
In sdrawing his body to the top the
graphing hook caught in Columns
shoe and when the body neared the
surface the shoe came off and the
body dropped the eighty feet to the
bottom again but was finally recover
ed. C0lum "a married last January.
GlaSters was single.