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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-08-05
THE BIGGEST
COUNTY FAIR
EVER, is THE PROMISE OF THE
COUNTY FAIR MANAGEMENT
FOR NEXT FALL
F|RST-CLASS CARNIVAL COMPANY HERE
CIifton-keIly Carnival is Engaged for
Fair Week-They Come Here With
the Highest Recommendations

We are sure of one big thing at the
county fair and that is a first class
carnival company. The Clifton-Kelly
Shows have signed a contract and will
be with us. They have been playing
towns all around us and every place
gives them a fine send off. Read these
two from good towns:
The shows and features of the Cliff
ton-Kelly Carnival are in each in.
stance as represented, and the old
string Of fakes usually associated
with carnivals are conspicuously miss.
ing. The personal of the shows, man.
agement, and company generally has
been such as to occasion favorable
comment, and this company will Sc
cure Redneld's endorsement from any
town that may make inquiries in the
Authenticated Press, July /, 1915.
The first sight Of the Clifton-Kelly
Shows indicate them to be an excep-
tionally clean show and devoid Of the
type that usually goes with or follows
in the wake Of such shows, as well as
having high class performers. A later
impression Of the shows emphasizes
this fact, Detroit citizens will remem-
Der them as such and gladly say a
good word for the attractions should
an opportunity be afforded them to do
so. Much credit is due the committee
in charge of the carnival for the char
acter Of the shows, there is not n
Objectionable feature, there is an alb
ence of the grafters and crooks that
usually follow in the wake of such at
tractions.-Detroit, Mimi, Herald, July
%, 1915.
Housewives, don't forget that the
Woman's Building was built for you
and your exhibits. Read the premium
list over and bring in the good things
that you have made. Don't let your
neighborhood go unrepresented.
Stock r~aisers, there is a market for
good strains of all kinds. Bring in
your best and show what you are
raising and make sales right on the
grounds. No better place in the world
to show your samples and sell your
surplus stock.
The fair association has ordered
new wire coops for the poultry house
and will fill it full of the best in
Bookings county. Here is the place
to show your chickens and Establish
your business standing as a breeder.
Don't miss it.
This county Is the grandest place in
South Dakota, but there are some peo-
pie who have got to be shown. The
fair is the place and now Is the time
to show them, that Brookings county
has a prominent place on the map in
bright colors. A person who won't
boost for their home county is mean
enough to steal the squeal from a pig
and sell it for an alarm clock. If you
can't bring exhibits, then come and
visit, and If you can't come personally,
send some one in your place. The fair
is Brookings county's band wagon, get
on and ride.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-08-05
HOW KIRBY GOT IN TROUBLE

The cases against Joe Kirby in the
supreme court, in which he was cited
to answer to contempt Of court and
.disbarment, were heard together
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-06
FUR WILL FLY
At s. A. c. GYM
SHOW TONIGHT

Everything Is In readiness for to-
nights big boxing smoker at the Sc
attic Athletic club. The public will
be admitted and the large gymnasi.
um Is sure 10 be packed TO its capa-
city. The boxers are all In tiptop
shape and ready for the fray that
will start at s:3o sharp.
The fact that In three OF the con
tests tonight the winners viii get
as a prize a trip TO California with
the T.. n. A. boxing team. who will
compete there for the worlds anna
teur title, will prove a spur to their
efforts.
That fac; makes the show tonight
OF more than usual Importance. and
the general public. besides the men,
beers of the club. Is taking great in
tcrest In the affair. az the boys who
so 10 California will represent Seat
tie as well as the club.
The youngsters have trained all
winter In hope OF getting chance
10 compete In the big championship,
and those who see tonight's smoker
will witness an Aggregation OF
Young boxers who are trained TO
put up the bouts OF their young
lives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-06

her boy knocked out There
must be something wrong. She
patiently sat up most OF last
night waiting for a cable that
would explain, but II never
came.
Jacks sister today spoke for
the family. She was ~ puzzled
- the aged mother.
we won't talk until we hear
fror, Jack" she said. ~ know
he will have an explanation. Tor
only Saturday he wired Ne TO
get down the family Jewels on
him"
There was little riosina In the
black belt last night The ne
groes accept the dethronino Of
Johnson. but crepe 10 evident
throughout the belt They have
lost their place In the sun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-06
Confessions ofaWifc

does she know
Not yet. dear. Tim has been
taken TO tbs hospital and I have
sent Or Atwater. who knors her
4, as well as he does you. and n nurse
up there to break the news TO her"
Bot I'm going. Dick"
DO you think II best7 DIR. Al.
water and tho nurse will do every.
'hing mat In necessary for her"
That's just II. Dick-it's the un.
necessary things that we want AZ
sueh times. Annie has no relatives
II am her best Oldest friend
when my mother died she took me
In her arms and let my heart beat
It's sorrow out against her dear.
warm Irish heart. No silly idea OF
saving my nerves or feelings can
keep me from her now"
VIII Tim recover" asked ma
We were waiting for the taxi.
We don't know yet. one OF his
legs Is broken and his collar bone
is dislocated and his head is hur,
In some way. He has no, recovered
consciousness yet"
hoH ulN ~ happen
He was trying TO save an old
woman from being run over by the
street car
Good old Tim, He always had
the qualities OF the hero in him.
even while idieness was sending
him TO the back room OF Ticrney's
saloon"
BY this time the taxi had mr..
rived and very soon had my arms
around Annie.
II knew ye'd come. Miss Mar.
garet, dear | knew ye'd come. n
only TO tell me that the good God
Is not going to let my Tim die Just
for doing his duty
She looked into my face appeal.
ingly and II was not for me TO sag
that many men had died at duty's
call.
II couldn't stand II. Miss Marga-
ret Allana. ! Just couldn't stand II,
ye know. N little Tim should never
see the face OF his father"
Again she looked at me with the
tragic expression OF hope born OF
despair.
"Of course. he will. my dear-of
course he will. and won't II be n
splendid thing for young Tim to
cut his teeth on--that medal for
| bravery7"
WIN they give II 10 Tim, do you
think. Miss Margaret"
"Of course. they VIII The ones
who saw Tim rescue that old won.
an say he did not hesitate one mo.
ment. although he must have
known Il would mean smashup
for him"
Annie raised her head proudly.
Il must go 10 him" she said.
Or. Atwater iuterposed. You
cant 70 now. Annie"
why not7" she asked with n
look OF suspicion rs my Tim
dead ?"
mo. my dear. but You must
think Of yourself--of your child"
What's me child or meself be-
side me husband7 I do be asking
ye that. DR.. Atwater. N Tins
| alive. It's mesiif that's going to
him: and. n he's dead It's home
I'll be bringing him"
.She ls right. doctor" said
"I1l take her and well get a room
for her near Tim and let her stay
with him tonight at least"
But, my dear child. ! will not
be able 10 answer for the conse-
quences."
we don't have TO. doctor, they
are In the hands of fate"
Ito Be Continued Tomorrow.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-06
JESS WILLARD TO.
GO ON STAGE;R
GOLDEN HARVEST.

being rackcd with pain. lie accepts
his defeat In a sportsmanllko man
ner. however. and had only praise
for the now champion today.
mo other heavyweight could
have stood off willard for &c
rounds" said johnson. II gave
Jeffrles credit for Eamely taking a
beating. now. ali ask Is that the
same credit be given me,
Tom Jones. Wizards manager
is sharing Ia the glory OF the cham
pion today. lie is the real power
behind the throne OF the new fisuc
king.
Jones THIRD Champ
willard Is the third champion
Jones has produced. Billy Papke.
former mlddleweight champion.
and Ad Wolgast. former lightweight
king. were pupils of Jones
Today | heard how Jones. despite
disappointmonts and rcyerseT
stuck to willard untii he finally pu,
him on his pedestal
Willard has cost Jones s5s 900
during the last three years alone
hut. believing IN the ability OF the
cowboy. even when the new cham.
pion was In the rough. Jones
tedlously and patiently developed
him. Some little money was picked
up In the limited round fights In
which willard engaged. but for the
most part Jones was paying out
money. rather than collecting.
Jones contract for managing VII.
lard called for only $3.50. but the
partnership now means a fortune
for both.
Jumps 10 Stage
Willard viii leave tomorrow for
Jacksonville. Fla. HE will probably
play weeks vaudeville engage
ment there. and then will 40 TO
New Orleans for a week. The next
Jump will be to New York for a
long engagement.
L. :. secret service agents are
reported 10 be watching johnson
closely today. but thu former cham
plon gave no Indication Of fearing
he might be arrested. lie plans TO
leave today for Martinique aboard
the =. 8. France. where he and his
wife expect TO make their home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-06
AMATEUR BASEBALL
~ BARRY FARIs
United Press Flaht Ekpef

lege defeated the fast Seattle ORR
Gle Club Sunday. 4 20 3. Only six
OF the regular players OF the cob
lege we're IN the lineup. Murray
and Stolting pitched good ball for
Wilson's, and the main feature OF
the game was the heavy hitting OF
the College boys.
Wilson's Modern Business Col
lege will tangle with the Seattle
league team Wednesday. at Dug
dale park. and a fast game is ex-
pected. The college will line up
as follows: Mahoney and kuntz,
catchers; Baxley. Slayton and
Stolting. pitchers: Jorsted. first
base: Gill. second base. I'D Brown,
shortstop; Smith. third base:
Hooper, Gleason. Joe Welch and
Hickinbottom. fielders.
The Stacy Shown team defeated
the Kent nine at Kent Sunday by
score OF to 3. The Showns VIII
play the O'Brien team at O'Brien
next Sunday.
The Convey nine defeated the
Green Lake squad at Woodland
park Sunday afternoon. TO 3.
Meade and Mcdonald we're the bat
terry for Green Lake and Ruth and
Bilsborrow for Coveys.
In the first game OF the season
with an outside team. the Pope
Sibley nine were defeated by Ed
monds Sunday, by score OF Z to 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-06
The Ballard Tigers iournsyed to

The Ballard Tigers iourneyed TO
Port Blakeiey Sunday and landed
their third straight victory by a
score OF G 20 3. The game was won
by the heavy swatting OF the IT.
gers. Mclaughlin for the Tigers
struck out lG men and walked but
one. In five times M. he got two
triples and "A single. Ealingson.
left fielder, banged out four hits.
I,oring put the bali out ~ the field
for home run. with the bases full.
The Tigers are anxious TO meet
any fast teams averaging 10 years.
Phone Ballard GIL
The Majestic Juniors defeated
the fast olympics OF Ballard Sun
day, 10 to 6. Mike NAifer pitched
great game for the Juniors.
Wilson's Modern Business Col
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-06
BY BARRY FARis

HAVANA. April 6. Jess
Willard. new white heavy
weight champion Of the world,
will leave Havana. the scene
Of his Victory over Jack John.
son, tomorrow. TO begin reap
Ing the golden harvest which
awaits him.
peluged with theatrical offers
Willard and Tom Jones. his man
ager. are preparing to collect the
thousands which will roll In TO them
as a result OF the overthrow OF the
black champion.
Willard intimated today that the
rims viii not see him. except IN
exhibitions. for AZ least a year
Willard Is as happy as n school
boy with new slate. He was NJ
early today and roamed the streets
the center OF n lostling. admirins
throng. SO great were the crowds
at times Willard was unable TO pro
coed until he had shaken hands all
around. or expressed his apprecla
ton OF the honors shown him.
Jess 10 Unmarked
Willard Is absolutely uuhurt as
q result OF his 70 rounds OF milling
lie showed only a few scratches to
day. Johnson is sore in both mind
and body. tie gave evidences OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-06
VARSITY MEN
MEET DEFEAT
IN 8 tn FRAME

Gil poble's Bllllkln. which
leads his warriors TO sue.
cess on the sridlron, was
not working yesterday when
the u. OF W. baseball nine
tangled with the Seattle team
al Dupdsle's park, and a seore
Of 9 TO : Was ehalked up
against them. and II was all
their own fault
Dobies nine was running like n
sewing machine until the eighth
frame. and M to that time had a
; ca | lead-then Il happened. Sc.
attic broke up the game when
Courtney started the carnage with
single. Wild heave followed Wild
heave ON the part of the collcgianH
aud these. interpreted with timely
pokes on the part OF Raymond's
warriors. netted five runs for Sc.
attic before the Varsity men knew
what hit them.
Singles by Kippert and Healey
brought In the first run for Seattle
In tho second. Varsity tied this In
the fourth. and took n lead. Then
came the awful eighth.
Bryant pitched a consistent game
for the Varsity. showing better form
than he did year ago, Wolfram
started to work on the mound for
Seattle. and was replaced By young
Zwifka. the side-wheeier. IN the
sixth. who got past well. Bin Rose
went In In the closing sessions. and
In the ninth. although he allowed
three hits. he got out 81 the hole
In good shape
To-day at : o'clock the Seattle
team Will tangle with tho shaner a
Wolf outfit. and Walter Mails will
be sent 10 the hili for tho ieaguerr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-06
BIG LEAGUE
CAMP SCORES

Tho results of yesterdays prae.
tlcs gamea in big league training
camps foilow:
The Boston Americans took their
third straight from the Memphis
team OF the Southern association
at Memphis by n score OF 10 60 8.
The Louisville American ssso-
citation team dropped tho third
straight game at Louisville y~ster-
day to tho Detroit Tigers. by n
score OF TO o.
The Pittsbur. Nationals beat the
Atlanta Southern association team
at Atlanta. 3 20 1.
The brooklyn Nationals beat the
Richmond. Va. lnternationals at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-06
MALLORY IS VICTOR

In the three-cushion billiard
tournament for the city Champion
ship at Brown q Hulen's last night,
Ted Mallory beat NJ. J. Wolfe, Is
10 II. in 40 innings. Mallory made
high run OF four. AS both men
are out OF the running. this game
viii not affect the standing for
the title Tonight Rivers win meet
Giiroy In Class b. Jack Ball win
tangle with O'Leary in Class c and
Anderson will meet Ehriichson In
Glass ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-06
Black Belt Loses
Its Place in Sun

CHICAGO. April sin the
heart Of chioaoo's black belt. NJ
54A4 Wabash ave. there 10 to-
day . little old woman who does
not yet fully understand she 10
no longer mother Of the WORLDS
champion.
II just could not be, you know
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-06
GARDINER IS There

Bowling in the Elks' House
league last Night. Can't. Gardeners
No 4 squad beat Capt. brakes No.
I team by n score 81 2.iT5 20 2.320.
Gardiner was there like duck.
bowling both high score OF ais and
high average OF fTs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-06
.$l02,30l ASKED OF
STEAMER OWNERS

Claims aggregating sl02,30l have
been filed in federal court against
the Pacific-Alaska Navigation COM
pRny. owners OF the steamer
Admiral Sampson. which was
sunk last fall off Point No Point,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-06

There II no possible evasion % an at.
firmative answer 20 this. Results tell the
storr Of its permaneney. IL IL not beside
the operating table or In tho infirmRry
that this story can he told. bu, In the
homes made happy aud tho hearts made
glad b. the smiling faces and genial
presence OF the loved ones given back TO
them In life and health. rescued BY The
skill 81 the splRs and Nerve sPecialis;
from misery. asouy and death
I do not claim that my system 81
treatment is rurs-aii. nor do pretend
that can give life and force where these
have already been almost lost or iissi.
patod but ~ H. beyond dispute that life
has been made more cornforta bio 10 thou
sands 81 unhappy victims % disease. and
death has been robbed Of many premature
victims BY the hand OF the Spine and
Serve Specialist.
Consult Dr G. y. Lathrop. the Spine
and Nerve Specialist. who II relieving
suffering humanity without the use 81
drugs medicines or surgery. offices
aI4-f6 Peoples Bank Bldg. Second and
Pike Hours . n. m. to .. m. Consul
tation free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-06
TIM IS MORE THAN POLICE.
MAMIE rs a HERO
(copyright 1915, by the Newspaper
Enterprise Assoeiasion.D

The moment I looked at Dicks
face yesterday morning I knew
something had happened.
What In the matter. DickT
Now. Margie. don't get excited. I"
Il won't, but tell me quickly
what Is the natter
"All right. III do II. but you
must not get nervous"
For the love OF heaven. Dick.
get TO II"
We'll. poor Tim Jafferty has
been knocked into 'smithereens' By
an automobile"
felt myself grow faint and I
pulled myself together with a Jerk.
Il must 20 Immediately to Annie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-06
Richmond, 3 10 &.

Richmond. 8 10 6.
The Cincinnati Reds shut ont the
Dayton. o.. team al Dayton. 10 10 0.
The New Orleans Southern asso.
citation team beat the New York
Nationals at New Orleans. G to 1.
The second squad OF the Chicago
Americans beat the Lincoln. Neb..
Western league team at Lincoln.
~ 20 g.
Tho Washington Americans shu,
out the Philadelphia Nationals at
Washington. Z TO 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-06
MATTRESSES DANCE

Fully $500 Mattresses and their
escorts danced until midnight IN
Dreamland pavilion Monday night.
Proceeds Will be turned over TO the
Mattresses Rsst home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-06

New York department store a,
Centraiia sustains $4,000 fire loss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23
Frank Habea. Corpus Suit.

tUnited Press Leased Wire Service.1
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-Attorney
General Rice and Solicitor General
Dorsey, OF Georgia, today filed the
states brief in the supreme court, op-
posing the habeas corpus suit of Leo
M. Frank of Atlanta, alleged murder
er of Mary Phagan. The case will
be argued Thursday or Friday.
Disorders at Franks trial, the
Georgia prosecutor contends. have
been greatly exaggerated by the de-
fense.
Franks absence from court when
the jurys verdict was rendered was a
mere technicality, the state contends,
and does not violate his contention.
Franks attorneys, it was stated,
expressly agreed to his absence from
court and Frank cannot now repudi-
ate the agreement.
Evidence tending to show alleged
immoral conduct by Frank. naturally
prejudiced and excited the Atlanta
community against him. it was con
tended.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23
RUSSIA

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l ]
PETRoGRAD, Feb. 23.-The Ger
mans are making desperate efforts to
press on to the great fortress Of Novo
Georgiewsk, guarding Warsaw from
the north, It was officially admitted
here today.
Strong bodies Of the kaiser's troops
are passing in a southwesterIy diree-
tion along the Bohr and Narew rivers
toward Przasnyz, where a great Ger
man force 10 concentrating. These
comprise several divisions that par
ticipated In Won Hindenburg's cam
pa!sn against the Russians in east
Prussia.
New battles have begun southwest
Of Przasnyz, where the Germans from
the Mazurian lakes region have effect
ed 4 junction with the army moving
uoon Novo Heoreiewsk from the north
west, in the Plonsk region. In official
circles the new German drive upon
Warsaw is not viewed with alarm,
but the grand dukes forces In this
region are being strongly reinforced.
The fighting around the fortress Of
Ossowire and west Of Grodno con-
tinues, with the Germans making vain
efforts to make the Ossowire fortress
by swinging around the forts to the
north. so close has the enemy ap-
preached to Ossowire that the guns Of
the outer defenses have been brought
into play. The fighting here and
near Grodno, however, is regarded as
incidental to the main German move
ment upon Novo Georsiewsk.
The government and the Petrosrad
papers today made no attempt to con-
ceai from the public the fact that the
grand dukes army had met with ser.
ious reverses in east Prussia. 1t was
pointed out, however, that in the Car.
pathians, the Russians continue sue
cesefui defense Of important passes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23
MANY ARRES rs MADE TODAY
DURING PRIMARY ELECTION

day the states attorneys flying squad
was rushed to the 2Sth ward where
two men were arrested. They were
not booked and police refused to dis
cuss the arrests.
Shortly after o'clock several men
were arrested in the 21st ward when
Harrison and Sweitzer adherents
clashed and a riot threatened for
time.
Real trouble was expected in the
west side 18th ward, where Boss
Barney Grogan, once Mayor Harrison's
staunchest supporter. but now his bit
terest political enemy, has assured
Candidate Robert l.. Sweitzer he'll
carry his ward" Grogan Is an alder
man. At the eleventh hour yesterday
Grogan's saloon was closed by order
Of Mayor Harrison. 1t was in the
18th ward that a dozen arrests for al
legged registration frauds occurred last
week ...
The principal candidates are Mayor
Harrison, Robert Swaitzer, democrats;
Judge Harry Olson, Jacob A. Hey, VIM
Hale Thompson, republicans and
Charles e. Thompson, progressive.
BY IL O'Clock Attorney Hoyne's men
had arrested fifteen men on charges
OF intimidation ana alleged fraud.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l ]
DOLOREZ, Colo, Feb. 23.-With
both forces now scattered over wider
territory than during the first days
fighting. it appeared today that the
whites and Pi-Utes engaged at Bluff.
Utah, might be engaged in battle
within twenty-four hours which will
prove to be the redskins last stand
against the authority of the govern
ment.
Although determined to capture Tss
Ne Cat wanted for murder. the full
vengeance OF United States Marshal
Nebeker is to fall upon old Polk.
This Indian is leader of the renegades
now entrenched in Cottonwood canon
and other strong positions about
Bluff
He is virtually the last of his kind.
an indian who has never become rec
onciled to the domination of the
whites and always ready t0slead his
followers In an uprising. It was Old
Polk who killed Joe Akin, member
of the posse on Sunday, Marshal
Nebeker declared. Akin saw Old Polk
partially concealed behind rock.
Akin stuck his head from his own
hiding place long enough to aim at
Old Polk But the old Indians rifle
spoke first. Akin was hit squarely in
the forehead.
Reports received here today declare
that Marshal Nebeker Is greatly con-
cerned over five members of the
posse who disappeared on Sunday.
Later these mems horses were
found A note left in a saddle stated
the five had been surrounded and
fearing they would be massacred, the
men made off on foot through the
storm to stronger position in the
hills. A detachment Of the posse
sent out to search for the men, had