davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-10-04
TOBIN and PARTY
RETURN IN SPRING TO MAKE
STORE IMPROVEMENTS
DONE IN TILE.

Tom Tobin and sister, Margaret, in
Mr.. Tobin's automobile. and Jesse
Rose and wife in theirs. intend to
start TO the west coast Saturday, and
will spend the winter in Los Angeles.
route will be first to the Black
Hills region, then westward through
Montana by an as yet undecided
route. to Seattle. From there they
will motor to California for the win
ter, and where they have some inter
ests to which they will give their at
tention.
Mr.. Tobin said this morning that
he must be back in the spring, as he
had some building to look after. II
is his present intention to erect a
modern building on the site where
now Henry Koehler is conducting his
confectionery store, and to rebuild
the front of the store occupied by
Murray Brothers. The new front OF
the two units will be built as one,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-10-04
SEC'Y M'ADOO COMING
HERE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT
ONLY THREE PLACES IN
SOUTH DAKOTA.

On the arrival at Madison of the
train from the south tomorrow, due
at 2:15 p. m, Secretary of the Treas
ury w. G. McAdoo will arrive, and
give a short speech from the rear
platform of the train. The train will
delay its time of departure for Is
minutes in order to prolong his stay.
making it of about so minutes dura-
ton.
Little notice was given of Mr.. Nc
Adoo's visit to our city, and therefore
no elaborate preparations have been
made for his reception or entertain.
ment. However, Prof. l.. G.. Ather-
ton, G. Il. Olstad, G.. A. Stensland, III
w. Mitchell, Martin Berther and
Thos. Walden go to Sioux Falls TO.
day, where they are invited to hear
an address delivered tonight in thai
city, partake of a formal breakfast il
company with Mr.. McAdoo, and par
of whom will return with him on tn,
same train. At Madison Mr.. Ather
ton will introduce the speaker. Gov
Norbeck, Senator Johnson and Louii
w. Hill, of the Great Northern rail
road, will accompany Mr.. McAdoo
having joined him at Sioux City.
1t is desired that there be presen
tomorrow afternoon a good crowd 4
welcome the head of the nationa
treasury. 1t is on this trip that h
personally launches the disposition
of the second Liberty bonds, the sal
of which is to begin October Is, an
Madison should appreciate his sto.
here as being of signal honor, for
Is only at Sioux Falls. Madison an
Aberdeen that he makes addresses /
South Dakota. 1t is urged that ey
erybody turn out to greet him.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-10-04

arm, he dove into a cornfield to cut
across to another road, and for a time
was seer no more
This fired the imagination and ex-
cited the fear of Darlow, and the
alarm was spread. Neighbors search
ed the field and haunted the roads.
A watch was maintained at the ex-
press office at Winfred, where he ex-
pected his grip would be sent. 1t was
put off at Salem, but he was finally
found at the stockyards at Canova
and brought to Madison. After a
persuasive talk with the officers here
he recanted. and abiured the /. w.
w. and all their works. He destroy
ed his membership card which regis
tered advance payments of dues to
that organization. Then, after the
formality of eashing in. he went to-
ward the west.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-10-04
LIBERTY loan DRIVE
To BE STARTED
MEETING OF BANKERS AND 9TH
Err WORKERS TO BE HELD
AT ABERDEEN.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Oct. 4.-Spe-
cial: Chairman A. r. Rogers, of the
Eighth district Liberty loan commit
tee. will attend the McAdoo meeting
at Aberdeen, S. D., tomorrow and fol-
lowing that meeting the bankers and
other men who are to direct the
South Dakota campaign will meet.
J. c.. Bassett will preside and Mr..
Rogers will speak. Plans of proceed
ure for the various counties, cities,
townships and villages of South Da-
kota will be prepared. The South
Dakota organization is believed here
to be very effective and South Dakota
is expected to make a splendid show
ing.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-10-04
|. ". ". Converted
MAN THROWS SCARE INTO COM
MUNITY-UST ORDINARY
WANDERER.

Yesterday Sheriff T.. A. Keller ar
rested and brought TO Madison Asa
Lindgren, %wanderer and /. w. w,
on complaint of George Darlow, who
lives in the southwestern part of the
county. Mr.. Darlow did not want to
make out a formal complaint against
the man, after conference with the
states attorney, and it was agreed
hal Lindgren would pay the costs or
expenses, and leave the city to which
he was brought against his will. He
was placed on an outgoing freight
train late yesterday afternoon by
Sheriff Keller and went west.
Lindgren hired out 20 work on the
Darlow farm Wednesday. The farm
er and his wife, finding that he was
an /. w. W., attempted to show him
the error of his political belief, goad-
ed him with not having enlisted, but
Learned that he was registered from
a town in Utah. The Darlows were
startled by a statement~of his to the
effect that it did not make much diff
ference 10 MN or the people Wnat
flag he was fighting under but he was
working now for wages, and would
answer when the call came. His reg
istration number is So. He announc-
ed yesterday morning that he was 60
ing to quit. and the two men had
some words in the yard nea the
house. They exchanged some cuffs
Of a nature more admonitory thar
punitive. Mrs. Darlow appeared al
the door with a shotgun, and Lind
gren drew off his forces, and from
what he considered a safe distance
hurled hard language and rount
stones toward the embattled farmers
Then fearing pursuit with the fire
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-10-04

Five hundred per CEN or more on
an investment is a good thing. Lit
tie wants ads In The Daily Leader
will bring these results.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-10-04
DANIELS MAKES TRIP
COMMITTEE MET AT KANSAS
CITY-CROPS NO BETTER
THAN HERE.

DR.. w. II. Daniels returned last
night from Kansas City. where he
went a week ago. as chairman of a
national committee, chosen at the
National Eclectic Medical association
meeting last June in Tennessee, and
which met October /. pursuant TO the
intent and instructions of that body.
Their meeting was for the purpose of
arranging the rating and credits for
the medical college in Kansas City.
Mr.. Daniels also performed an impor-
tant operation which was previously
arranged for at that city. as he also
did on his return at a city south of
Lincoln. in Nebraska.
OF crops, Mr.. Daniels said that be-
tween here and Council Bluffs all
crops were good. From there to st.
| Joseph, they are at about the aver
age, but from there to Kansas City
they were not so good. Wheat in
that portion was fair. OF fruits
there is said to be an abundant crop.
He says. too, that there appeared to
have been an early frost on the low
land, extending south nearly to Kan
sas City, making the corn crop short
The acreage of potatoes is large, but
the crop is poor. both from being
short of yield and poor as to quality
His route home took him across
the eastern corner of Kansas, where
they are still sowing wheat, though i
is past the season, and the greater
part is already green. Corn wal
poor, as though it had stood in over
flowed land. The crop of alfalfa wa
good, and the haying Is still in prog
ress, due to the late and abundan
rains. Wheat and corn were yer,
fair in eastern Nebraska.
DR.. Daniels says hat now his a
derings are over for as long as h
can now forecast. He has travele'
extensively during the past year II
the interest of the association, but !
now i'm a position TO remain comfort
ably at home.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-10-04
IT'S UP TO YOU!

If you run your automobile with
out two lights in front, without your
rear light lit. with your cutout open,
with one license plate displayed or
Is miles per hour in the city
of Madison, you can pay your fine as
prescribed by law. It's up to you
after October 5, 1917.
Signed:
Grant Winesburg,
Chief of Police.
E. A. Keller,
Sheriff.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-10-04

ing elected to- hat position. Dele
gates were chosen to attend the w.
c. II. u. state convention. to be held
at Yankton the last of this month.
Those to go are Mrs. s. T. May. Mrs.
Cummings, Mrs. DR.. Hartwich and
Grace Feneran. There is to be a
new state president elected. as Mrs.
Simmons wishes to retire.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-10-04
LOCAL NEWS.

Wanted. Girl for general house
work.-Mrs. Bert Ketcham.
Fat at lacks
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-10-04

So i'm cash to any person bringing
to my store a standard mSSe watch
| cannot repair.-Guy +. Hanson.
For Sale or Rent. My place on
Egan avenue.-Mrs. Hattie b. Bor-
land.
Mackinaw coats, 81, at Millard's.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-10-04
LADIES Meet
OF w. G. II. u. At THE
HOME OF MRS. &. \.
KELLEY.

The w. G. T. u. met with Mrs.
G. A. Kelley Wednesday. There was
no program. The secretary read the
report Of the election of officers at
a previous meeting. The officers
were all reelected excepting CORE
spending secretary. Mrs. Kelley be
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-10-04

and finished in white tile with trim
mings of colored tile, and run across
the 50-foot frontage. He says he in
tends to make the property of an APP
pearance creditable to the street, or,
if possible, an improvement OF the
general appearance.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-10-04
STORES WILL CLOSE
EVERYBODY TO BE GIVEN OP-
PORTUNITY TO HEAR
McADOO.

During the hour that Secretary of
the Treasury w. G. McAdoo is in the
city tomorrow afternoon, from 2 to 3
o'clock, stores of the city will be
closed. This is to give everybody an
opportunity to go TO the depot and
hear the address OF Mr.. McAdoo up
on the arrival of the train from the
south.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-10-04

Make your old barb wire fence
stock tight by using the Continental
Fence Stay. They keep your woven
wire from sagging between posts and
save nearly half the posts. Sold in
IS, "a. 80, SO and Az inch lengths.
For sale at Farmers Elevator com
pany.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-10-04
THE CITY.
WEATHER

Fair tonight and Friday and
probably Saturday; cooler to-
night; probably light frost north
east portion.
- - = = - - -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-01
SPORT CALENDAR
FOR next week
Monday.

Monday
Opening OF Grand Circuit meeting at
Hartford Conn
National A. A. u. sl-around and relay
championships, at st. Louis
Nsw Hampshire State championship .
golf tournament opens at Nashua
Great Plains mixed doubles patriotic
tennis tournament. at Kansas City.
Missouri River tsn-mile swimming race.
at Kansas City.
and Marin Plsstlna. at Omaha.
Wrestling match between Valdez
Zoys.ko and Stranger" Lewis at Bir-
mingham.
Car Morris W. Fred Fulton. ten
rounds. at Canton. Ohio
Mike Gibbons VS. Jnck Dillon, ten
rounds, at Terrc Haute. Ind
Tommy Gibbons vs.. Gus Christie.
twelve rounds at Dayton. Ohio.
Harry Greb VS. Battling Levinsky. six
rounds at Pittsburgh.
Ted Lewis vs. Soldier Bartfleld, ten
rounds at Buffalo.
Joe yelling vs.. Frankie Callahan, ton
rounds at Racine. Wis.
Jim Coffey vs.. BARLEY Madden. ten
rounds at New York
Pal Moran VS. Jimmy Hanlon, fifteen
rounds al New Orleans
Pete Herman VS.. Nate Jackson, ten
rounds nj Tulsa, Okla.
Kid Williams Va. Jack aharkey. M
teen rounds. at Baltimore
Battling Reddy Va Young Britt. twelve
rounds at New Bedford. Mass.
Knockout Eggers vs. Billy Beyan. six
rounds at Philadelphia.
Young Brown VS. Walter Mohr, twelve
rounds at Providence, n. l.
Tuesday.
Opening OF the Great Western Circuit
meeting at Hamline, MINI.
Opening OF Maryland State Fair Rae
Ing association meeting. at Timonium,
| Ind.
Wednesday,
Opening OF anual open-air horse show
at Orangeburg, N. Y.
Thursday.
| Annual Bench Show OF Della ware State
Fair Kennel association, Wilmington.
Del
Friday.
Close OF Great Western Circuit meet
ing at Hamline. MINI.
| Saturday,
Close OF Grand Circuit meeting at
Hartford. Conn.
Close OF meeting OF Cheyenne Thor
ouEhbred Breeders association, Chey-
enne. Wyo
Michigan State track and field cham
| pionships Rt Detroit.
| Wsstern New Jersey patriotic tennis
| tournament, at Moorestown, n. J.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-01

On L.H.Hyde;
LegkBroken
Corporation Commission Sec
retary Turns Too Quickly
on Way TO Capitol,

James II. Hyde, secretary OF the cor
poration commission, broke his leg
about five inches above the ankle this
morning at II 80 o'clock when the auto
mobile in which he was riding with
Walter Sager, another state employe,
turned turtle on North Oklahoma ave-
nue. at the intersection OF Park Place.
Hyde and Sager were going TO the
state capitol when the accident oc-
CURED According to Mr.. Saser they
were driving north on Oklahoma ave
nue. when Mr.. Hyde was compelled to
turn his car suddenly to the right when
a larger car approached on Park Place
going east The sudden turning OF the
car resulted in = rear tire blowing out
as the machine hit the curbstone and
the car turned completely over. Mr.
Hyde was pinned under the car, bu,
Mr., Sager was thrown out and unin'
jured.
The driver of the other machin,
stopped and assisted Mr., Sagcr in rails
ing the car of OF Me- Hyde, afte,
which he was taken to University hos
pital, where he received medical at
tcntion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-01
SELBY TO WATCH
new Dance HALL
If Law Is Violated, County
Attorney viii Prosecute,

The county attorneys office will keep
a close watch on the dance hall in
Packingtown which was licensed yes
tetday by the city commissioner.
County Attorney Selby said today. II
any law violation is discovered III.
place will be closed, he said, and il
sufficient evidence is secured the pro-
prietors may he prosecuted.
The county attorneys office and the
sheriii's force will also keep an eye
on building near the site OF the
Country Inn" which is in course Of
construction and which il is alleged
will be run as roadhouse. The own
ers OF these places are not known to
the county attorney
No action has been taken by the
county attorneys office on the reques,
Of the propretors of Euclid hall that
they he allowed to reopen the plac,
under strict supervision Mr.. Selbl
informed them that he would not pre-
vent dance hall being operated a.
long as the law was not broken bu
that as soon as 1t was he would clos,
them
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-01
Kaiser Moues Poles
As Pawns From One
Front on Another

COPENHAGEN, Sept l-l,aly's
victory on the lsonro apparently |,
indirectly responsible for the crisis
over Poland The Vossisehe lei
tung according to Berlin dis
patch says that the sending Of the
Polish legions to the front because
OF which the state council retired,
was due to military necessity as
every available man had TO be
thrown into the battle line The
legions, with the exception OF de
tachment of officers and non-com-
missioned officers tha, remained
in Warsaw to instruct recruits,
took over section OF the Austrian
front. The newspapers statement
is a revelation because It had not
been known here that the legions
already were relieving troops at the
lsonzo front, This is violation of
the understanding that Polish
troops were to be used only in the
defense of Poland and no, the
southern front
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-01

,.ts c.rs o,,h.r and smuxs her until
YOU get back
WIN YOU. rsspyr asked Mrs. wastalL
l.rs a, . ,;; sFs:: =: "a e::s';%Ss \ ". wan,
on Mre Wastsii, a. she fastened her
bong.t on over her horns and started
Uncle WisG,ly hoped in the hous,
whore Mamie WsgtsM vas sitting.
ssos.1. '"'
Hoh, nothing 10 any fun,' poutsd Nan.
nis ri don't want TO come back q
school I want TO stay 81 the Mountain
LAks and have n sooA time >.
Maybe We can have fun here" said
Uncle wigsily. Did you lsavs any
,osa ,'s@'; ';;.o:,le"s. "; p@'' ."'' ''1 '''"' ""
wish ! could 20 back to them" 49,.
"Wsll. you cant 90 that sAls the
bunny uncle, but YOU can wMs thsm
lster' come on, l~ Z 90 lnsy wiz
pis' long letter 70 ~ your aounssIn
l.aks riends, tsiinG tnem what tooo
sd s,.d vov oU' ar" IS ~ ~. ri. b.cI nom. "' Nv"
v,,h +" ssid Mamie
"nb Tm sst that" ssid Ifpcls Wiz.
gily.
How can youf Our house has been
shut up all summer. and there Isn't any
paper or envelopes or Ink or pans or
In r."
OH ! can hnd sy.rythins nssd In
ms wood:, nuSnsa nr; Lohssf''
"LsNs y TO me--youll see
Do otter t9ines grow IN the woodsr
Mamie wanted to know 49,.
Sometimes" the bunny replied.
tw!n1llns his pink moss like = peach
bilypop
Mamie wasn't 90 croc. now, She want
The bunny rabbit gsn!lsman hoppsd
OUT INTO the woQds. FIRST no peeled some
white bjrch bark Off . tree, being care.
ful not 70 take enough TO hurt the tree.
Tho bark will bs our lsttor paper,
he said. For an envelope We will use
4 big green sraps leaf" and he picked
one.
hut what viii W DO for psnr
asked Mamie, the goat glrl
Sust then .,m,nis WInoIewopos, W
", " "u.n, ~. -, , W. w.,
tie quackins song ABOUT oatmeal Ice cream
oones
Jimmie will give us tho pen, said
Uncle Wisgily "Hi, Jimmie 7" he called,
please let me have ono OF your loose
feathers"
with tho srsstest OF pleasure" an.
svsrsd the boy duck. boyInR politely
and ousckinr
II. .v. Incl. w,..,,v . lon. ,,,,,
"a ,ror ~. .wh', ..r,l.m.n mmsa.
= nan s,,ch o,k ,,bsrs used 10
u.sp h.for. ,,,s, or solS mems wsr. I'M msd. "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-01
LAST BOAT CLUB
REGATTA MONDAY
Canoe and Swimming Races
at Belle Isle,

Eight events will be included on pro-
gram OF water sports which will be held
At Belle Isle lake Monday afternoon by
tho Oklahoma Boat club The Labor day
regatta will be the last OF the season
for tho club.
About twenty members out OF total
Of 100 who have shown the most prof.
ciency In the various events In the past
contests viii uke part In the Monday
races which will include tho following:
Single canoe, one eighth mile. double
canoe. ono fourth mile; four Dared canoe,
one fourth mile; outriggers, one fourth
mile, l00-yard swimming race, 220-yard
swimming race, t0-yar0 swimming race
and diving contest. Fancy diving by
Professor Mcdonald. swimming instruc-
tor at Belle lale, also will feature the
program which will be started at 4 y. m.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-01
WHITE SoxAA !
ANOTHER RouE?,
Mcmillan Playing Weaver's
Position In Great Style. 4

II the white sox win the Americas
league pcnaAnt and 20 into the veeiA's
ssriss they may bs deprived OF the sssv.
Ices Of thsIt regular thirdbAssmAn. nssok
Weaver. N
Weaver suffered . broken finger IN 8
recent Gams, There IN no hope II him
playing ball for At jeaa thrss wssks. end
II hay be that he will not he able -
get into tho game for tho ANAL drive
for tho worlds series, .
The fracture Of Wssvsr's finger 10 -.
rlous and he cannot 20 hack Into ~
game until It IL thoroughly msnlol.
Playing Al thirdbass. whsrs q man must
handle yicioua drives II abort range, =
player with had finger 10 not much g
:, . rS9k I.rn'h!lr. Place
into the game his place viii BE- 1illsd ~
no was ihcsps ciistSd. - ''
While MoMullp 10 not In .wsAysr's
Glass as = hlrdbaseman, he has bspM
l,llns In erodhably during Bucks ab.
Should Weaver be kept out Of the sAme
during the world series, should the 0og
WIN II would bo the second time that
Ne Whilo hoH went into the nAuooAI
classic vi thout tho services OF their reg
ular third sscksr I-R
In 1909 when the white Hox and Cubo
hAttled for the world championship, Lo0
Tannshil, tho regular third basemAIl
was moved to shortAtop when 0eor09
Davis was injured and could not play.
George Robe. an elmost unknown
younsstsr, took Tannshill's place al third.
Robe Wss .Nero ~ 6sriss.
Rohe was one ~ tho heroes of tho aas
res, lilo scored one Of the gox two runs
Nlth triple In the first game and wen
bases full Ha had . prominent part u
winning ths NTH and siath gAmNi,
In 1914 tho Boston Braves had ! siWs
ilar experience. A few days before tke
end of the season Red Smith, the req
ular thirdbaseman. broke his Lee SlillSG
into second. His place was taken "
CHARLEY Deal an inexperienced youth a.
Deal scored tho only run OF the second
game and flsldsd' srrorless bali during
tho season.
,Whlls Il = very probable that Wpayss
will get into the world series, VA M
M get. In, McMulin has bssn rj2xiSG
the hind Of ball which would carry kf
through with flying honors should NJ q
called upon 10 piAv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-01
TRACK AND FIELD,
SENIOR TRACK EVENTS
TAKE PLACE TODAY

ST LOUIS Sept. The senior events
OF the National A. A. u, track and field
championships will be held here today
at Washington University athletic field
Several wonderful races are expected,
especially IN tho mile. No-yard run and
the ss0-yard run In tho mile event four
OF the srestsst athletes Of the world IN
this branch Of sports, will compete They
are Joie Ray OF the A. C.. John Over
ton, famous cross country man Of Yale.
and the intercollegiate championship
Stout, OF Chicago University, and Fall OF
tho Chicago Athletic club
The raos that In expected to draw the
most interest Ia the one between Ted
Meredith and Earl Edy in tho AO-yard
run.