The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-06
PROGRAM ISSUED FOR
ANNUAL PRESS MEETING

Huron, S. D, Jan. III. f. Halliday, OF
I%roquois, secretary of the South Dakota
Press association, today gave out the FOL
lowing program for the meet
Ing of the association to be held at Huron,
January 10 and IA:
With His Competitor" A. L. Davenport
Vermilion Plain Talk.
rs the Country Newspaper Field Over
worked?' f. w. Wright, DeSmet INDIE
pendent.
Newspaper Legislation John Widlon.
Viborg Enterprise.
Presidents address, r. O.. Schaber, Hud-
son Hudsonite.
Cash in Advance Subscription Plan"
D.; 6. Trippler, Canova Herald;
Personal Observations of the Foreign
War;" Illustrated. A. n. Brace, profess
sor of Journalism at the South Dakota
University; formerly wal correspondent
How Can the Membership and Infu-
ence of the South Dakota Press Associa-
don Be 1ncreased?' p. F. Nolan. Plank
linton Herald.
The Country Newspaper and Rural
News" A. I. Horton, Volga Tribune.
Newspaper Organization Hon. G. l..
Caswel!, editor. of Denison, Ia, Bulletin.
alton.
Are. Christmas or Special Editions. at
Prevailing Advertising Rates. P~rofitable?'
l.. J. Bates. Lake Preston Times.
TYPE Setting Machines in Country Of
fees" G. f. Hackett, Parker New Era.
DISPUTES STORIES ABOUT
coNscRlPTioN IN CANADA
Madison. S. D., Jan. Persons
bringing stories to this country to the
effect that they left Canada to escape
being drafted for army service or that
before leaving the Dominion they were
compelled to choose between decIar-
ing their intention of returning soon
Inc crossing the international boun-
Diary under i've of darkness, do so
with malicious intent or because of a
desire to impress friends here with
the idea that they have learned to
calmly look tragedy in the face, in the
opinion of Lode McGillivray, who is
visiting friends and relatives in the
city.
Mr.. McGilivray was raised in Mad
Iison. He has spent several years in
the engineering department of a rail-
way in northwestern Canada and he
has trayeled pretty much over the
western half of the country.
When shown a clipping today from
a metropolitan daily paper, which
stated that Americans in Canada were
leaving their farms and walking
through miles Of snow to escape con-
scription. Nh. MeGillivray smilingly
said that the Canadian government is
avincing far less interest in who leaves
the country than in people who apply
for entrance into the Dominion. He
told that of all the persons in the
coach with him when he crossed into
the United States last week., he is sure
that not one man was questioned by
Canadian agents as to where he was
going. whether he was coming back or
even as to his nationality. He told
that most OF the small amount of inter-
rogating that takes place is done by
United States customs officers and inn
migration agents. whose business 1t is
20 learn If the newcomer is a desf. able
citizen and if he is carrying unde-
,lared dutiable goods.
WENTWORTH-Mr. and Mrs. George
Rosenow. well known residents of this VI
rinity. AVE Just had the misfortune to
sose their second child within a period
Of only two or three months. In the fall
heir 4-year-old son was killed by falling
inder q corn binder. Their son, Kermit.
sged 3. now has died from abscess of the
brain developing from scarlet fever.
vERMILIoN-The next regular meetins
of the South Dakota board Of pharmacy
sor the examination of candidates for seq
istration and general business win be held
at the city of Vermiiion. D.. January
~ md 2Gsgsa1s. The session viii be held
q the state university.