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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-05

You could not tell one from the 9th
or, all WET when counted out. They
all talked the NIT Noned N. q. Ian
guage.
The present primary records Tor
Codington county show one more
preacher. Without that one aGone
iBacker." However, be not disheart-
ened, o. w. Butterfield, with los votes
for Governor In 1912. and with the
many Come.Backers, Recruits, Pre-.
serves and Reserves IN that ratio,
with the Prohibition Drive" now on,
and the States going dry this year,
o. w. Butterfield would be governor
this fall.
Be not annoyed by PINCHOT, and
TEDDY dreams Of a second hand hat.
Waddling tanks on land, or flying
WHALES in air, Socialists, Progress
siyes, Moss-backs, Stand-pattars, Repo-
Demos, or DemoNPopps! Our Ameri-
can canals with ""Prohibition Peace
water will bring all that is coming
ito the United States. Mayhap, we
a / a civilized country, not ! nation
of Christians for tariff end revenue
only!
1T may have been that three RS
defeated James q. Blaine, and Free
Silver beat VIM. Jennings Bryan. but
1t Is more likely because Bryan Is
running yet, and it is yet possible
EEtaht three z. Preparedness
nonPartisanship. Prohibition Peace
water. may yet swamp Charles e
Hughes. With masked batteries and
German gas smoke. Would it not be
much better that Civic righteousness
leaders would cry aloud for q better
heed to enforcement to the civic and
moral laws already Id the code
Rathr than such utter disregard anl
abandon to the GOD OF Mammonism
Tor the gain and pleasures Of material
ism that now prevail among the PEG
pie The revenue II up to q. s
ten to d Politics now supplant al
other considerations, as motive power
among the people.
Charles w. Grain.
Watertown. s. d. 1O1-16
4-htrArf
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-05
"a NoNED clTizENsHiP.s
---
CIVIC RIGHTEOUSNESS VS.. I'M
PERIALlSM.
Die Not~encracker, of Amsterdam, Hoi-
land.

Die N~otencracker, OF Amsterdam, Hol-
land.
The Independent Magazine for Sep
TENDER has the following cartooned
and Illustrated, entitled He Enlisted.
And the recruiting officer IS say
ing 10 himself, IF only / can get him
drunk, he surely will enlist. The
intoxicant bottle Is labeled sImper-
ialism."
Grain thinks better men In politics,
and sees them coming Id flocks,
squads. divisions, corps and sectors
until the campaign closes In Novem-
bel. and far into the night, and some.
thing might happen because d major
ity party is government in action,
andfCodington county with a prohibir
ton ticket got o. w. Butterfeld 1O5
votes and III 1914, without q ticket,
we polled 66 votes. 80 votes short.
The broncho we now all ride Is pre-.
paredness for defense, and only
WakefM Watching, OF course, fo9
this onc more. to keep the other Tel
lows out, Or to get in and put them
out. The direot primary law records
talk but one language when counted
out.
PROHIBITION. PEACE WATER,
with Disadvantage Battleships, Yep
Inns, man-eating sharks and other I'm.
dersea wigglers,EDeutschland md
Bremen. submergibles, torpedo boats
and electric across sea shotrgnns, thai
explode when they hit their mark
With coast defenses and German
flying fish at our navy yards
Norfolk, New York, Chicago, New or
leans and Behring Sea. with f~ortresses
at the entrances Of our canals. viii
get what's coming to U. s. and keeY
it when we do get It. Don't you be
lieve 1T too?
Abraham Lincoln's government o
the people, by the people. and for Thu
epopie YRS no myth. the party II
power being the government. No Mon
arches. Theocracy, Kingdom, empir,
or thrones, with no SHAME to til.
Women Voters of California. The,
only voted with their NonsPartisal
WET husbands to make the Stat.
WET. For they were all RUM yoterx
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-05
Local appenings

Don't forget the boosters . ID
the Deuel. county fair tomorrow.
Every able-bodied man in Water.
town should attend the deuel. county
fair at Clear Lake tomorTow-it'a Wa
tertown day.
The business and professional men
are planning on a big attendance at
the Deuel. county fair tomorrow at
Clear Lake.
Billy Williams is again operating
the sein in Lake Kampeska. He made
q haul OF five tons OF buffalo fish the
other day, according to reports.
Mr.. Richard WEIGH Of Loyilia, Ia,
was a brief caller this morning. He
dropped in to leave a little Of the
vRerewith for The Saturday News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Walker drove
10 Redfeld Sunday and remained
syer until Monday. They were ac-
companied by Miss Nellie Sloan and
Dilts Cory.
CASH.
We pay the highest cash prices
FOR old iron, rubbers, metals and rags.
Phone 203s. S. Taube. 1920
The Misses Marie and Eleanor
schaller and Vivian Cooke have de-
parted for Poughkeepsie, N. Y,
where they will enter Glen Eden sem
mary for the ensuing year.
The FIRST local subscriber ito respond
20 The Saturday News recent mail
ing Of bills was McCracken Bros,
who think The Saturday News good
enough TO pay for in advance.
The county commissioners, at a ses-
sion this week, accepted the new
bridge lear Forestville. the contract
FOR the construction Of which was
let to John D. Burt last spring.
Frank L. Bramble has returned
from New Brunswick and other east
ern points where he has been enjoy
ing a months outing. While away
he embraced the opportunity to spend
a couple OF weeks in pursuit of big
game.
John F. Way, formerly manager OF
the water company in this city, now
secretary and treasurer Of the Yves
leyan university at Mitchell, was in.
the city last week and spent a day or
so in conference with members of the.
South Dakota conference and Incident
ally renewing acquaintance in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j.. Cory, accom-
panied by their nephew, r. H. Pierce,
drove down to Hamlin county Tues
day evening for a few hours visit at
the home Of their daughter, Mrs. d..
D. Pronty. Mr.. Pierce remained
there for a day or two and will then
go to Webster and Waubay, proceed
ing then to his home at Nashua, Ia.
Auction postponed day.-OWing
to the fact that another auction has
been advertised for the anne day,
MIR. Austia Pickre1, whose advertise
ment appears on the second page OF
this edition for October 18th, has post
poned his sale to the following day.
October 12--one week from today.
Readers OF this paper should govern
themselves accordingly.
A. r. Ferguson has returned from
Hartford, Conn, where he attended
a big meeting Of the field managers Of
the Phoenix company, which he rep
resents in this territory. Mr.. Fergu-
son reports a most delightful trip and
one M the biggest meetings ever
held by the company's field represen-
tatiyes. He got home in time to par
Sicipate Ia the council proceedings
the other evening.
Hill E N + u r s
Wa rosisiyely rive mora valuable illustrated infcs.
nation relative to HideH and Furs than any Other
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-05
Chas. +. Halbkat
Jeweler and Scientific Optciar
Your MONEY BACK Il not satisfactorx

Geo H. Marquis, Lawyer. Ex,Judgs
circuit courtas lIeegaard Block. 26t
Miss Katherine Henrikson 81 thi.
| city and Mr.. Lewis Erickson OF Daw
son, MINI, were united in marriage
last Saturday evening, Rev. o. j. Ed
wards, pastor Of the Scandinavian
Lutheran church. officiating
Frank Weaver, who has been asso
ciated with the Hanten Machine CO.
for several years, has been appointed
district manager for the Fisk tire
people. Mr.. Weaver has already as
surned the management Of the Office
in this city.
Lieutenant Governor Peter Norbeck
and Congressman Royal c. Johnson
delivered brief addresses al the Deuel.
county fair at Clear Lake on the op-
ening day. yesterday. It seems to be
generally conceded that Mr.. Norbeck
will be the next governor of the state
and that Mr.. Johnson will succeed
himself in congress.
For Sale-Good secondhand touring
car. in first-class condition, or viii
trade for a good Ford. Inquire at
This office. 13ti
The Epworth League Lyceum course
will be formally opened for the sea
son on October ~. Kryl. the famous
leader .of the band which has twice
visited WATERFOWL during chautauqua
week, will furnish the program for the
opening number. He will be assisted
by his two daughters, n a violinist
and the other a vocal soIoist. Kryl
is said to be the greatest cornetist In
America, if not in the world.
The second annual foot ball game
between the state University teams
of South Dakota and Montana will be
played in Aberdeen, on Saturday DC
tober Z, 1915, called ait 2:30 .. m.
These are two of the best teams OF
the west, and this is one OF the big
games Of b The Montana
team is the h~eayierssbut the Dakota
team is said to be faster. Reserved
seats may be had for the game by adj
dressing the Aberdeen Commercial
Club.
For Sale-Two well matched chest
nut horses, weight about 1900. Will
make good work team. first class fam
lily horses, or first class delivery
horses. H F. w. schaller.
Miss Tacy Browne left the fore
part of the week for Sioux City, Ia,
having been summoned thither on ac.
count Of the sickness Of her mother.
She expects to proceed from Sioux
City to indianapolis, Ind, where she
has accepted employment with the
Canadian government agency, in
charge Of i'm. MacLachlan, former.
Nv of this city. Miss Browne was in
the employ OF the agency in Water
~
town for two or three years before
Mr.. MacLachlan''s transfer TO his new
field IN the east.
J.E. Bird and a {. Nelson appear
led before the council ct its last meet
ing and asked for an appropriation q
d thousand dollars as first payment
Issl-&-.-1 .t. -
park board having purchased tht
Thomas property to be set aside fol
park purposes, III accordance wifi
the plans perfected some time agt
by the board, as outlined IN The Sat
urday News + few weeks ago. Tht
council granted the request. The I'M
derstandtng Is that the city viii pa.
. thousand dollars q year until til,
$3.50 %%NAs.k HsHE.w-L e.5NSI II,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-05

ma After thee
gransh and about the,s d
panycommenced WORK sco1ncil
beganto consider d ordtnSnco III,
hibittng the erection OF fanks within
certain speciffed districts unless such
tanks placed beneath the 1
face of the ground. Withth perl
mits' however ana becanse no forlnal
action had been taken,sthe new ccsns
pany continued with Inc work
paayor, at the last needing sof did
council, when was suggested by
representatives Of the company that
the city should reimburse the com
pany for the outlay already Incurred
provided it had to remove its tanks,
said that the company had ample no.
tice that the passage of such an or.
dinance vas contemplated eby the
council. and thai, therefore. he would
oppose the granting Of The expenses
which the company has paid since the
probable enactment Of such an ordi-
nance became q matter az public inter.
est through council discussion. ii i b
pears that a lawsuit may be the pos
sible outcome in the event of the pas
sage Of the ordinance at the next
meeting Of the council.
salesman-Capable specially maj
for SD. Staple line on new and OK
ceptional terms. Vacancy nov. AL
tractiye commission contract. ss5
weekly for expenses. Miles II. Bixler
Co, 254 Al Carlin Bldg, Cleveland. Q.
Drs G. e and Deii schcotcraft,
Graduates of osteopathy, Medicine
and Surgery and chiropractor. fo7JIxs
N. Broadway, MatertoWn. S. p. 33otT
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-05
Potato axks asle.

8sssaSs
So
1's ss5sass
O~nrsreadesx are reminded ina the
MoutanasSouth Dakota football K1lne
VIII be played at Aberdeen son Safur
day, October 7zday after tornnrrow.
III q n.-ss.
ma snaa4 60. a...ssas -
n;,rs,,;t - a,,gs. s.s
81 ~,
sc W,atam.s 'sa lSa wsss
mb;,a .ass..~gs .S 49,.
~ 49, 1s1ss, "r.s
asn,aa a.on
ira - 80. 800.
a very long gun range away. he blazed
away with his twenty-guage win
chester and managed to wing one.
Undoubtedly had they been within
easy range he wonld have secured
half 4 dozen.
:.
$3.50 sasutu $1,000 SeNs sell
& sSouues pWins ~
-, Z s-sn suosciaper SolT
- s. n4aus' loliae1iy II
SOUS BUSINESS y ms cry, noW
sS,uiAs 8. aauela SAil', was 1ne
ues.4 sne slss - spo
= ~ appeat. inis lnsaesa 2 E paysaip
10y ~ ausertlse were me
$500 sohc'ualns 9 e en-
p. 81. however which sava m. .
terrible a,,+onohila accidant oo.,,r,,sd
near their Mace of business--an auto
collision ras,,,t;nr i M aaats :
n man, with another thought to be.
dying, with still another probably
Mr. Edward powdarlv diaa Il III
CITY las week Thnrsdav fo,,ow;ns Is
Illness which confnad him ~ h;s had
for only 4 week or "a Hart fai,,,,a
IS attributed as the ;mmedfata oarsa
Of death. Mr.. Powderlv had haan J
resident Of Waterfown for ,nwa rds -
thirty wears, having come here rom
Beaver Dam Wis He was ! hretbar
Of Peter powderIy. and also Of Prank
Powderly OF Kranzburg. .Iohn pow.
DERBY 81 Rochester. MINI. and e an
other who resides on The Pacific
$50 ~ INCREASES was uepu.y
oouins.o oun.s, anu
"as ns VIZ wsn. nap I oils -
New styles at right prices. Call
and see me Friday and Saturday, at
South Midway. Mrs. Lydia Warner.
IL.
= q Mapaa and w;fe and 1ohn
E.nd nifaz af Ea,ranoa to.,,sb;,
u,a,a w.tartou,n v;s;tors s.t,,rdov
maLine M M "a AUTO route q
S. pepnatt ana wife wara douyn frc,r
m.tar+nun snnday r;s;tina u4tb
$500 6 tha,r r.arv tr;and. Il AM
n,.oa +ba,r ,ornar ho,na haeora 49,
no = watartown wbila bera +ha.
wara o,ssfs j. No homo 4 a.. pct
nett,s brother. E.H white. Their
viait,s u c-astIawooi are a1wauu a.
loved and annreniated ~ al Who
Know Observation-Disclosures
fatally n Wy
MANY !, ina n,opaer residents II ma
state VIII racall tba br;Iliant sam 4
clovar VIM was J south naknta a.
itor IN uoma tima and ~ ! briaf
nar;ad S. -ossoc,atad wifi Fred car
r,,th IS IL n,,h,ic.t,or IS !. hrmoro,,s
$500 Il s;o,,v Fa1,s rarr,,th won
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-05
FOR 4 MUDDY COMPLEXION.

FOR A MUDDY COMPLEXION.
Take Chamberlain's Tablets and
adopt a diet Of vegetables and cereals
Take outdoor exercise daily and your
complexion will be greatly improved
within q few months. Try it. Obtain
able everywhere. Adv. 1920
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-17
THE LOCAL ELECTION.

The city election in Bisbee takes place Monday Unfortunately there has been the interest the
 econ which has characterized those in the past Only this week has either party shown anything but pass i've interest in the result of May 22.
 The democrats have appeared with their plat form is known whether the republicans will sally forth or not
 The platform of the democrats like all platforms It s not to ride upon but to go in
 This. however, should be taken as criticism of the instrument. It is the men behind the platform which should paramount interest to the voters of Bisbee.
 The community is small enough for each and every of the candidates to be better than well known he electorate. Their records open books is squarey up to the No personalities have been nduged in far. In this respect it has resembed oarlor whist game and is most commendabe from that standpoint.
 This very fact. however has small interest to be taken and the result promises be comparatively small vote next Monday
 Every Bisbee woman who has registered owes
 duty to himself herself to vote The polls will be open and those who do not participate in running the cys affairs, through the medium of the ballot, in the final analysis deserving of attention the hands of the officers or the other citizens.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-17
INvIsIBE HoUSEcLEANING.

Now the housewife takes carpets washes woodwork he pantry shelves and calls her house clean din Ter Maybe it is-so far vision goes But what of the invisible horde microbes who may be ourshng in the calm to which eyesight does not penetrate?
 Many woman would think herself everastngly dis raced if she had cockroaches her kitchen who would eel suicide justabe if she found cimex lectua- jus within domicle who her pots and kettles mining, still lets of her family fall victim to
 disease directly traceabe deadly bacteria in her ktch ice-box.
 Iceboxes peculiarly liable spread disease There kind superstition that nothing spells
 an cebox. that because keeps things cold, because he lettuce is crisp until eaten it is safe haven-when he housewife has put her food in it she may rest There no more dangerous deuson Meat put warm into the cebox develops ptomanes with surprising rapidy. But will absorb germs from other food The ice-box itself nay perfect breeding place many kinds of patho ;enic bacteria
 To keep ones family health the ice-box should ,e scrubbed out with hot soapsuds at least week. If the quickly it will not cool it to my serious degree. Then it may be rnsed with clear old and the food be returned The must ,e taken out and cleansed with suds But typhoid Is readfully real Don't forget the invisible part of the iouse cleaning.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-17
TOUGH ON PEACE PARTY
 IN MILITANT ENGl AND,

LONDON, May 16.-"Conscientious objectors" whose objections to mili- .ary service have been overruled by the military tribunals, are having a hard time of it. A score of then left Rhyl, Wales. today for different pri- sons to undergo varying degrees oi punishment, as result of their court nartial on charges of refusing to obey military orders,
 Several were sentenced to two years at hard labor. Some of them had re fused to put on khaki or shave and all refused to drill.
 Several speakers in parliament in .he course of the discussion of the mil itary service bill, expressed the opinion that the scruples of genuine conscientious objectors should re- ceive consideration from those in authority to pass on the subject.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-17
ENFORCING PROHIBITION.

The prohibition leaders strong enough to pass dry law in the state but they don't to be strong enough enforce it. For time after the adoption of this law there observation of the statue but
 that before the and stored individual sup ply gave However, as the law grows older it grows less effective, just similar laws in all prohibition states, remarks the International Officers have been active in county in their effort to keep the liqour of the state and apprehend those who sell give away, but because of lack lack of assistance the of the thousands in the state who know of the laws violation the only evidence available for against those accused of selling liquor has been that of hired detectives except where officers arrestng those cartng the liquor in adjoining states have given
 heir testimony. This paper believes in the enforce of every law the satute if law is band and dis tasteful to the public it's enforcement will bring bout its eliminaton; if it be wholesome law
 hen surely should be enforced Between the prohibit
 ion law and the law of this city providing penalty for
 elling liquor without license surely the existing looms, if there be any, should be either closed oelled to pay the city license of s1,000 per year.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-17
MINORITY SCORES
 IN LEGAL BATTLE
 OVER W. ?. RAILWAY
Judge Vanfleet Lets Small Stockholders Have Say in Foreclosure Sale of Defunct Road; Then Quits Case.
fRy Review ,e.aen Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, May 16.-Import ant developments. preliminary to the forthcoming contest over the fore closure sale of the Western Pacific Railway took place today in the Unit ed States district court.
 First was the announcement by Jus tice Wm. c. Vanfleet of his voluntary retirement from the case following lis vindication yesterday by the Un- tied States circuit court of appeals on charges of bias and prejudice against lie interests of majority bondholders
 Before retiring from the case Judge Vanfleet granted the application of the Savings Union Bank and Trust Company of San Francisco to inter vene in the foreclosure sgt. This company request represents the minor ity bondholders who own $3,500, 900 of the railroads first mortgage bonds and it's intervention means that the minority interest will have a say in the determination or the upset price of the road. The minority. it has been stated, will seek the fixing of as high a price as possible-probably upward of $40, ,000, ,000-and will be opposed by the mapority bondholders, represent d by the Equitable Trust Company of New York and their own company.
 The claims of the interveners will 5e given further consideration on Fri day when Judge Maurice T. Dooling
 7sumes the adjudication of the case in place of Judge Vanfleet.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-17

graphic outline of the results of the military conference. A full apprecia. tion of the reassuring character of the discussions, however, was not felt until General Scott's verbal report was transmitted to the cabinet by Sec retary Baker. It stated positively that the possibility of intervention was not discussed by the President and his cabinet, and on the contrary official. reports indicated that slow but steady progress was being made by the defacto government in re-adjust- ing the revolution shaken republic.
 Lansing To Negotiate
 General Scott does not contemplate preparing written report on his mis- sion to Fl PasO. He has no engage ment to confer with Secretary Lan- sing, but it is considered certain state department officials will acquaint themselves fully with his views and information before proceeding with diplomatic relations with Mexico City That discussion may be delayed some time. Eliseo Arredondo, Mexican am haSsador-designate sought instruct 'ons from General Carranza. immedi- ately after the Fl Paso conference ended He has received no reply. This is taken here to mean that Gen eral Carranza may intend to await the fulfill rent of General Obregon's promises before renewing his sugges- tion that American troops be with drawn.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-17

cured before the rainy season sets in. but as yet the State Department has made no move toward renewing it's re- quest nor has the War Department urged that such steps be taken.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-17
PHONE NO. 39.
Wednesday Morning, May 17, 1916.
LOOKING TOWARD CHICAGO.

All eyes turning toward Chicago where on June s republican and progressive hosts of the country will meet to choose a candidate Cor possibly two) to con test with Woodrow Wilson for the presidential chair.
 Arizona will be represented in both conventions The progressves met in Bisbee in the month of April and named six who will go to Chicago From the tenor convention held that time there is dispos ton to make peace with the republicans. The delega tion goes to Chicago uninstructed and apparently. will ling to sacrifice Roosevelt if aprogressive" is nomina ted. s.A tli
 On the other hand the republican convention elected delegates for Chicago who charged with being actionary whsher this enlarge is correct not re- mains be
 The Republicans of the State of Arizona and parti- cuary who have born the bunt of the political fights the past four years do their way clear making every concession the Progressves; thougl sentiment among them appears be in favor of a policy which will reunite the wings of the old par ty.
 The conventions will be held the date and from present will not take the progressve long to nominate Roosevelt That gentleman, in turn and if the prophets will not hesitate to rejec the nomination the ground of larger purpose to full fill and in that put the issue squarely to tho republican convention.
 The republicans will then be between the devil and deep Republicans want to nominate Roose welt and in all probability will nominate him. but the personality of the from Oyster Bay. following his probable of action with the progressive vention will undoubtedly have great sway with the publicans.
 In short it appears as though Roosevelt will not be nominated but will have large part do with the inaton
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-17
WILSON AND CABINET
 DISCUSS MEXICO
(Continued from page II

of staff indicated that he had reason to believe they were in fact only the disposition of General Trevino's men in accordance with General Obregon's promises.
 General Obregon was in constant communication by telegraph during the conference, General Scott report cd. and there is no question that his pledges as to steps the defacto gov ernment would take to demonstrate its ability to control the border situa ton was given only after they had been approved in Mexico City.
 After the cabinet meeting today, it was announced that there was no change in the situation. Administra- ton officials already had brief tele-