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FEDERAL LEAGUE

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY Buffalo at Baltimore St. Louis at Kansas City. Kansas City IT. St. Louis 2 Brooklyn 2 Newark g.
 Buffalo 9, Baltimore 6. Pitsburg 6. Chicago 8.
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MERRY THRONG
 AWAIT GALA FOURTH

lConunued from Page D hands of the citizens of the second greatest mining camp on earth. Below is the order of the parade: S:15 am. First Call S:45 am Assembly. 9;0O am Adjutants Call
 Formation First Division will form on Tomb stone Canyon with right resting lt Laundry Car stop Second Division will form on Tomb stone Canyon with right resting at Metz Car stop.
 Third Division will form on Tomb stone Canyon with right resting at Lincoln School
 First Division.
 Police Department
 Marshall and Bugler
 Copper ueen Band
 U. s. Props
 Fire Department
 Second Division
 C. and A Band
 Uncle Sam Ladies and Gentlemen of 1776 School Girls Forming Human Flag
 Float-Goddess of Liberty Y M C. A. and School Boys
 Lodges and Organizations
 Third Division
 Boys Band
 Reception Committee
 Citizens in Autos Prizes will be awarded to the Lodge or Organization presenting the best | representation of the Spirit of 1776 list, $50, 2nd S25 To the boy who will enlist the. largest number of boys and report for parade duty in a body, lst prize League Base Ball and Bat, 2nd prize League Base Ball For the best decorated Auto, S25. No adyer isements will be allowed i ntho parade.
 Parade will move promptly al $500 am.
 Line of March. From point of formation down Tombstone Canyon and Main street to Plaza where the Mayor and City Officials will review parade; thence down Subway to Brewery Avenue; Brewery Avenue and Review Alley Co Naco Road Countermarch on Naco Road and Mass formation around flag pole Colors raised and soluted. Dls- band
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CHRISTMAS PRESENT
 SAVING
Buy Now - Save the Worry At Christmas Time and also
 SAVE THE MONEY
Here's the Gilman Plan

You pay 5c down on your Watch or Jewelry and then DC additional each week for a period of Twenty weeks, and we will sell you a beautiful Wal than or Elgin Watch. Gold Filled Case, guaranteed for Twenty Years.
 We will sell you any other Watch or Jewelry you may want on the same terms proportionately
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY Cleveland at st. Louis. Chicago at Detroit.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY St. Louis at Cincinnati Piusburg at Chicago.
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GIANTS AND DODGERS sPLIT

CLAN AND DODGEHS SPLl
 BROOKLYN, July 3-A doublehead CT was divided, the Dodgers winning the first which was a pitching duel with brilliant support on both sides. Brooklyn made a great rally in the
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PEONs ARE SHAVING.

PEONS ARE STARVING.
 The Bisobee arrival tells Of many in- stances where the poorer classes of Mexico City are nearly destitute. While in the City Wiley says he knew of fifty places, in different parts of the city where the poor secured cora The ration to each woman, every morning was one "quarilla" of corn This amounts to a double handful At one of these stations the American saw a throng of women and children packed for several feet wide and for approximately three blocks long at 2 o'clock at night The distribution of
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scond game, but the Giants won.
BRAVES AND PHILLIPS ONE EACH

PHILADELPHIA, July B. South paw Rixey's sterling work gave the Phillies the opener and equally good work by Tyler put the second contest in Boston's hands
 First game
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COAST LEAGUE

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY Venice at San Francisco Salt Lake at Los Angeles Oakland at Portland
 Salt Lake g. Los Angeles 2.
 Venice 2, San Francisco f.
 Oakland 8. Portland 4
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rleERs RAr AARn

DETROIT July 3.-ln the sixth inn ing Detroit knocked out three Chicago pitchers and cinched the victory.
 R. II. E. Chicago o Detroit Q 15 1 Batteries Russell, Ciciotte, Scott Wolfgang ana Schalk; Cavet, Roland and Baker.
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This sale includes both Ladies and Gents Watches. Howard, Hamilton, Waltham, Elgin and Illinois. We have them from S5.50 up. If you want a watch, come in this week and talk over this wonderful plan.
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Batteries Harstad and Egan; Well man, Hamilton. Peryman and Agnew.
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Batterles- Boehllng, Ayerss Gallla, Johnson and Henry Warhop Brown, McHale, Cotuell and Sweeney.
 Second game
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ST LOUIS July 3.-George Sisler Of St. Louis pitched his first major league game and won to l. Cleye- land took the second event.
 E,irsf nanla--
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R. II. E. Boston 1 1 Philadelphia 10 O. Batteries Rudolph. Davis and Gowdy: Rixey and Killifer. Second game
 Boston 8 13 1 Philadelphia 8 0 Batteries Tyler and Whaling; Chalmers, Demarree and Killifer
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REcRuIT MAKEs eoop

Batteries Johnson, Hopper and Henry Caldwell and Sweeney.
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THE CONDITIONS IN
 MEXICO ABE TERRIBLE

(Continucl uom Paso n ing at the defenses of the Zapata gar rison
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

2 2 . 2 .
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MAcKs AND sox SPLIT

Batteries Crowell and Lapp, Col fins, Leonard and Thomas
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Q . . . . . Q .
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-09
It's Papa SchlieSman

On April 7th, 1915, Wyman
Edward Schliesman was admit
ted to the family circle in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Ed.
Schliesman of this city. He is
said to be nicely behaved, good
looking young fellow, marked
with a K. p. brand and with an
apparent inclination to make
headquarters at the Schliesman
home for a space of twenty one
years more or less He starts in
doing chores for his board and
clothes, and we presume the
Schliesmans think they have
driven a mighty sharp bargain
with the kid because he's young
and doesn't understand our Ian
guage very we'll. When he gets to
wearing out pair of shoes every
month, wants the latest cut in
trousers, and a necktie for each
day in the week they'll be mighty
glad that they didn't sign up for
two b.
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District EpwOrth League

Rev. F. E. Morrison was out in
Aberdeen last week arranging
for the district Epworth League
convention, which is to be held in
this city on the 18th and 18th of
June next. The district includes
the Aberdeen district of the
Methodist church and the officers
are: President, Rev. F E. Nor
risson of Milbank; first vice
pres Miss Carrie South of An
dover; End vice pres Miss Mabel
Sensor of Aberdeen; 3rd vice
pres. Miss Esther Durkee of
Aberdeen; 4th vice pres. Mr..
johnson of Groton; secre.
tary, A. Clay Darling Of Aber-
deem; Superintendent Of Junior
league, Mrs. Frank Brokaw Of
Clarement. A program for the
convention is being outlined.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-09

At q meeting of the executive
com mittee Of the county Sunday
School association last Monday
evening it was decided to hold
the convention this year on June
19 and 20 in this city, and pro-
gram for which will be publish
ed later.
The Ortonville Journal has
suggested that an inter state
editorial convention be held at
Ortonville at the same time
that the Western Minnesota
corn and alfalfa exposi
ton, next October IS, is and
II is held there, and intimstes
that IN excursion up the lake
would be an enjoyable feature
for the quill drivers. The
Herald-Advonce seconds the
motion of the Journal, ss We be-
licve the meeting could be made
both q pleasant and profitable
one for the craft, and . little
closer conf muuion Of fellow
suffers might result in inducing
even the legislatures to 6lvl the
newspaper 0su = chance - earu
- hesest livis8. -
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To the Voters Of Milbaak

This is to certify that this
Bank has q Deed from Charles
H. Prior conveying to the City Of
Milbank, the present Court
House site, and this Bank il
authorized to deliver said Deed to
the City Of Milbank, provided the
City gives Grant County our
present City Park as q site for :
new Court House for Grant
County, and Grant County will
then turn over to the City Of
Milbank, the old Court House
grounds. Any Of the voters OF
Milbank are invited to come into
the Bank and see said Deed from
Charles H. Prior, 50 that there
will be no misunderstanding on
Election Day.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
Phil G. Saunders, Vice Pres.
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GOOD CITIZENSHIP DAY

will be observed in most
of the churches of the city
APRIL l8
The citizens of Milbank and commun-
ity are requested to attend some
church on the above date. Subjects
of special interest to the community
will be discussed.
SUNDAY EVENING. APRIL l8
there will be
MEMS MASS MEETING
in the opera house, 10 be addressed
by
REV. FATHER MURPHY.
Seats free. No Collection.
Good Music
All Men of Milbsnk and Community
Invited.
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Bankers Convention
Fifth District Meeting to be Held In
Milbank on Thursday, April -

This city has been selected as
the place of meeting for the an.
n lal convention of the fifth dis
trict of the State Bankers asso
citation, which will be held here
on Thursday, April 22nd. The
district includes, Brown, Day,
Marshall, Roberts and Grant
counties, and there are some
eighty members in the district.
It is expected that about all
of these banks will be represen.
ted, and the gathering will be
one of the most important con-
ventions that has been held in
Milbank for some time; the
visit of these delegates will afford
a fine opportunity to advertise
the advantages Of our city and
county. Let us unite in giving
the bankers a hearty welcome
and making the convention a
grand success.
The afternoon meeting will be
made one of interest to all busi-
ness men and farmers, as Mr..
Parmaley will discuss the good
roads question with an illu,tra-
ted lecture and the very finest
slides to be obtained. To all in
terested in good roads this will
be particularly instructive and
interesting lecture.
Mr.. Briggs of the Northwest
ern National bank will also give
an address on the promotion of
the live stock industry as it
affects this northwestern country
financially. Mr.. Briggs is thor.
oughly conversant with his sub
ject, and will bring out some new
features that are bound to be of
interest to all progressive farm
ers and business men.
G. E. Mills of the First Nation
al bank, is assistant secretary OF
the district association, and will
be pleased to receive any sugges.
tions as to the entertainment of
the gathering here, and how
Milbank can best show the bank
ers welcome, and he vii LS
glad to extend any further infor-
nation as to the gathering. Let
us show them MiIbank is good
town.
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CONGREGATIONAL

Sunday April llth. Sermon 10:45:
anthem by the choir, "The Print Of
the Nails;' Sunday school Il noon.
We had record attendance Easter,
let Us have larger one next Sunday.
Junior Endeavor 3 p m: Senior En-
deavor p m; Evening" service 8 p. IN.
Special music by choir. Solo, Mr..
Pratt. If not worshipping elsewhere
worship with US. Wednesday April
l4th, choir practice p m; prayer
meeting p. m.
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in the ballot box on the last night
and which will be added together
with the votes for the money she
turns in to the total published in
this issue. Otherwise the final
count will be made and the win
ners decided according to the
vote totals published in this
Issue
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The Dog Nuisance

Considerable complaint 10 being
made to the Herald-Advance that 8
number Of dogs are running around
in the west part Of town making them-
selves . danger to children OF the
neighbCrhood. II these dogs have
owners 1t will be we'll for the owners
TO look after them, and II they Are
without owners they should be rottsn
out of the way before they do any
harm. Il was only the other day
that We heard of little child beins
chased and frightened b. ooe of shocs
do9s.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-09

Our big subscription prize con
test, which by it's generous offer
has attracted the attention of all
the people of Grant county will
come to an end at 500 p m. Sat
urday April 18th. At that time
we will award almost 100000
worth of prizes to the young
ladies who have been competing
for them.
Consider the Value Of the Prizes
Just think! We are giving a
1926 90 five passenger Ford tour
ing car. a $500. 90 piano. a $1,000
business scholarship, and a $25.
90 Eigin watch. Surely these
prizes are worth great effort.
and the greatest effort should be
put forth by all the candidates
during the last week of the cam
paIgn.
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METHODIST

Sunday morning services: Glass
meeting at 1915: Sermon at 1O:45:
Sunday school at II m. subject,
David anointed King Junior and
intermediate league at 3 p. m. Ep
worth league at p. m, topic, "A
singer with a consecrated voice. !"
Leader, Miss Herman; evening ser
mon at O'Clock: song and prayer
service each Wednesday evening at s
o'clock. A cordial invitation is Civ
en- to all these services.
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CHURCH NNOuNCEMENTS.
GERMAN LUTHERAN

Next Sunday evening at 500 o. clock
in the church in this city Rev. Israel
will hold confirmation services when
a large class of young people will
be confirmed. the class having been
under instruction for sometime. It
is perhaps not generally known but
Rev. Iseral holds service in the Eng
lish language every third Sunday in
the month. The church building is
now lighted by electricity and other
improvements have been made
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SENATOR THOMAS STER-
LING SENDS MESSAGE TO
CIVIC LEAGUE.

Pierre, So. Oak.
have your letter of recent date,
and assure you | am interested in the
campaign for 'dry' Milbank.
| have never voted to license the
sale of intoxicating liquors, but have
always voted against it when oppor-
tunity offered, for the reason that
believe the saloon is never a benefit,
but always harm, to the community
it exists in.
There are few disinterested people
today who will contend that the ha bit
ual use Of intoxicating liquor is not
harmful, while even moderate drink
ing seriously reduces the efficiency of
the individual, lessons his chances Of
success. and is menace to society.
No man can afford to take chances
with drink. It is too great q risk to
run. No good can possibly come
from it. Much harm is likely to come
from it, and always, it will reduce the
efficiency and usefulness of life and
lessen the chance of success.
The clear recognition of these facts
accounts for the advance of sentiment
adverse to the saloon, which is put
ting an increasing number OF towns,
cities and states on the "dry" side Of
the line.
If the use of liquor is always harm
full and never beneficial, is it wise
then to nurture and encourage traffic in
it by granting license for its sale?
can see no reason or logic in so do
ing.
hope to see an increased number
of towns and cities in the state refuse
TO license saloons at the spring elec-
ton, should be glad, indeed, if Mil
bank we're 70 be included in the list OF
dry towns.
Yours sincerely,
FRAK NJ. BYRNE,
A large number of Minnesota,
Michigan, Illinois and Wiscon-
sin towns have voted out the
saloons during the past two
weeks. Vote mo" and help US
put Milbank dry.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-09

The Milbank tennis association
will meet in the First National
bank next Monday evening. AL
members and those deairirg TO-
join are requested to be present
H. Q. 6ouder, Pres
r. L Nelson, Sec.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-09

ssrstand this closing method
thoroughly. The list of the sub
scribers you turn in on the last
night should be made out on an
ordinary foolscap paper, ruled
for the pdrpose SO you can show
the name, address, whether old
or new, amount paid and number
of votes for cash payment. The
sheets should be numbered and
the candidates name written at
the top Of each sheet. The
amount Of money should be add
ed on each page and the tails
carried forward to the next page
so that the last page Of the list of
subscribers will show the total
of money the candidate turns in
The list and money should be
placed in an envelope, which
must be sealed, the candidates
name written upon it, and cast
into the ballot box any time up
to 500 p. m. on Saturday April
18th.
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A Miss Is as Good as a Mile

Candidates. One last word of
advise If you want to win the
automobile or piano, work hard
every minute from now until the
end and collect every dollar you
possibly can to turn in on the
last night. And get some of
those ten year ones.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-09
SWEDISH LUTHERAN

The official board of the Swedish
Lutheran church will meet at the
church in Miibank on Wednesday,
April IA, at l:3O p. m, with Rev.
Shaleen, of Langford All members
are earnestly requested to be present
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-09

Il pays to plant the best. From
three bushels Of Cannoo Valley seed
I dug l35 bushels Of the finest potatoes
grown Ia Grant county last year, and
from three bushels Of Mammoth Prize
/ harvested 100 bushels. Call and tee
something worth while. You can not
afford % plant IN interior variety
~Asa ron can gst these potstoes for
Deod L. F. Meyers
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Chlidre1's noar

Tho children's story hour q IL II.
brary on Saturday tlse l5th VIII s.
linden dey." Ths story N1o viil
- 1Su0 '4:3oto 1:3o oiAoe 49, ~
!adla4 eEhtbls A1d oafise VII = 1oI
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received by the Civic League
of Milbank from Hon Frank NJ.
Byrne, Governor of South Da.
kOta:
Washington, D. C.
/ have your favor relative to your
election and the effort you are making
to defeat the saloon forces in Mil
bank. l sincerely hope you will sue
ceed in this most worthy effort.
l regard the saloon as an evil from
every standpoint from which it can be
considered. From the economic
standpoint because the moneyspentfor
intoxicants is pure waste and serves
no useful and productive purpose,
and for the reason that the drink
habit tends to render those addicted
to it less efficient and less capable
both physically and mentally. Legiti
mate trade or business often suffers
because Of money spent in the saloon
and of course when it comes out of
the business or earnings of the poor
man it often means injury to the family
who are thus deprived Of the material
comforts or necessities of life.
1t is an evil, of course, from the
moral standpoint, for as the result OF
the use of intoXicants the moral sense
is more or less blunted, passions are
aroused, and drink thus becomes the
source OF large per cent Of the
crimes committed.
1t is impossible to point to any real
good that can ever come from the sa-
loon. On the other hand, the evils
and the possibilities of evil that flow
therefrom are incalculable.
l hope your good city of Milbank
will become better city by abolish
ir g the SALOON.
Yours very truly,
THOMAS STERLING
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-09
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN

The members OF the Norwegian
Lutheran church will hold their annual
business meeting at the church Sunday
afternoon, April II, at 4 O'Clock.
Services in Norwegian language at
7:30 in the evening.
W Rev. StrOmf,
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Contest Closes Saturday
April 18th at 8 p. m. Sharp
The Automobile, Piano, and other valuable prizes
will be awarded to the winners at that time
Only one more week to work

And Candidates. There still hundreds of dollars on the
list to be collected and many people not now taking
the Herald Advance who can be induced to
subscribe
Subscribers you for and subscription or
both ahead you wish regular
90 and your according
vote schedule below
Votes will be issued for all cash subscriptions
new renewal according to the following schedule.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-09

Pay your subscrip tion now.
It costs nothing extra and you
Gu9 ho1p one of the girls Win the
oulo0ohllA
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-09

The following is a list Of the
candidates and their respective
standing up to and including
Wednesday, April 7th
MILBANK
Mrs. Richard Lewis 7226OO
Milbank Rural Routes
Calista Cunningham 75O4OO
Mrs. Ina WhitlOw 41O1OO
Twin Brooks
Mrs. John Keller (R. F d. 2O4OOO
Stockholm
Agnes Hedman 699SOO
Corona
Henrietta Schmidt 2518OO
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-09
EPISCOPAL

No service on Sunday, April. 1lth.
Rev. Z. +. Siegfriedt
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Consider the Value Of the Prizes
Into the HOmestretch

A close race is always won or
lost in the homestretch, and so
it will be in our contest, the
young ladies who work hard
every minute of every day until
the end will have the best chance
of winning the automobile.
Every candidate should put forth
her greatest effort now and fur
nish all her friends and relatives
with receipt books SO they can
help her in her work.
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Get After Those Promises Now

go to those people who promised
to help you at the end providing
you had a good chance of winning.
Show them that you do stand a
good chance of winning the auto
mobile or piano and ask them to
pay for more than one year.
Show them the vote schedule
and point out the ten year sub.
scription for 10000 votes.
It's Better to be Sure Than Sorry
It is better to win the automo.
bile by a hundred thousand votes,
than to lose it by a single sub.
scription. Almost all the people
of the United States expected
johnson to whip Willard. but he
failed. Our contest is to close
for any candidate to feel certain
of winning. It's especially close
when you realize that ten, ten
year subscriptions, count 300, ,OOO
votes, and that twenty of them
count 600, 600 votes. Every can.
didate should try hard to get =
bunch Of these ten year sub
scriptions. Remember candi-
dates, the man who pays, you for
ten years is paying nothing ex.
tra-he gets the Herald-Advance
at the regular rate Of 81 90 q year
for that number Of years-and
you can induce many Of your
friends aud relatives to pay ten
years in advance because it costs
them nothing extra-in reality
saves them ten trips to the Office.
Qesin9 Rules
From now until the end Of the
contest no more ballots need be
written. The candidates can
keep the money they collect, or
have collected and not turned In,
until the last day Of the contest.
Then they can put the money TO-
gether with . list Of the subscri-
bers they are turning in, in a
envelope, which they must seal,
and cast into . sealed ballot box
that We viii have at our ONCE for
that purpose. sometime before
800 p n. Saturday April 18th.
We want The candl1a1oo . m.