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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28
p C'p CHEMICAL WILL
 HEAL SEVERE WOUNDS
-Tethelin" Discovered by Prof. lessor of University of
 California
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BERKELEY Cal. Sep z3-Eaying discovered 2 chemical substance which 1z- pz57=s remarkably successful il curing wounds z-t .n causing wounds .a z=a, q once which for moa.as. or =--1 .az-s. 1a5 refused U y.e.d 70 --sz--=--. Dr T Brailstord Robs--- =5-. Professor o* B.oca=n:s.ry 1T rte University o- California. has .us- ex- =e1-=d 2 deed donating -o t1e Cnire-- sir ot California al his patent riga-s ]. .1is valuable ner substance, "Te-h- =-5a'' Al p-oE-z resulting from tAe discovery are . co1s-i-1.e an eadoT- men. ne income to be applied 70 medical research.
 Tess O. -1is new substance. made .a army hospitals ia Europe and .n civil hospitals ia America, have proved -ae grea- ya,ue ot -he discovery. The appalling number os men wounded in ne present var makes -he discovery c. espzcia. -.me.:ness and ralue. Sev- e-al 1sv substances and new meth- ots 1ag= been found 5Y the medical Investigators q the world since the war began w1cfh are extremely use sg. :a combating infections n wounds. The new substance. however. "Tecle- lin has a usefulness all is owa- after other methods hare rendered tae tissues a=ep-ic, and wounds still some times refuse to apec.aIly where frost5.te. burns. or yaricose veins hare injured The vitality Of the tissues. There are thousands of such cases in Europe todar and they occupy the hos pi.a.s for aa exceptionally long time. consuming drugs. time, space. and food. and frequently s1ch cases have D os discharged uaheaIed. l. $ pre- cisaiT these case-the most expen- siTe and most disabling types ot
 @o1nd5-waich .'Te;hel.n" will bene- a-. since j. stimulates The sluggish t,s- sues and enables nature ,e work it's own repair.
 Not only in old wounds has FTethe- iin7 been found valuable. T. has been found that often open sores which for years have refused 10 heal hare al once yielded to treatment with this new drug.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28
GENERAL HAIC REFUSED
 THEENEMY
The French InfIict Heavy Losses on Enemy During
 Attack
t4Ssociated PTsSs)

LONDON. Sept 2S.-General Haig reports the capture Of two thousand German prisoners taken last evening. The report says the advance which cost the Germans that number of prisoners was made on q front from half 70 a mile wide on the east bank Of he Ypres. when they were trapped and captured.
 PARIS. Sept. 2S.The war office an- nounees this morning that the Germ an attacks in the Argonne region last night were repulSed with heavy losses The enemy attempted 10 break thru our line on three different occasions
 LONDON. Sept 2S.-The German counter attack on the new British DO sition near Zennebeke. was again re- pulsed this morning. an official report sa.s
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28
 ON VERGE OF
 REY0IUlIUIv
Over Two Hundred Thous- and Participate in Great
 Demonstration

EE0S AIRES. Sap. zS.-L@5 5y
 =.a4 senators and deputies, o. v-~c f.unare.i ,tsoss@era men. women a-5 e.1d-sr participated :n dem ---s--a-i5- against Germany yesterday Wa tanners inscribed Down win Germany b helping ne Allies were carried through .ae streets The 5=1oes.-a-.o1 proceeded Q me par-.a- -=2- building where speeches were -zs- aT ne leaders demanding taa- ,ze g99sraae1. declare war
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28
COTNTERFEITERS' CACHE
 FOUND IN OLD HOUSE

UTE. Iowa. Sept. 2S.-Visions Of ex- citing times with desperate men are soniurad by people of Ute since the finding Of a counterfeiters outfit in q residence here that is being rebuilt.
 w F. Kroll. who is rebuilding his residence. found when the building as partly wrecked. carefully conceal ed between the roof and the plaster ing. a box containing the counterfeit CTS tools and spurious coin.
 In the box with the tools were found torty-one lead coins, thirty-nine of them exact reproductions of the So gold piece with the gliding left off. All bore the date of 1893. Two lead n.ckels of the date of 1881 were in the lot.
 The residence has had many rent CTS and tenants in past years.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28
Appeals to School Children
 ofNQfion 10 Enroll in Red Cross Work
To the School Children of the United States
 A PROCLAMATION.

The President of the United States is also President of the American Red Cross It is from these offices Joned in one that write you word of greeting at this time when so many of you are beginning the school year
 The American Red Cross has just prepared Junor Membership with School Activities in which every pupil in the United States find chance to serve our cou- trv The school is natural center of your lfe Thru it you can est in the great cause of freedom to which we ge all pledged ourselves.
 Our Junior Red Cross will bring to you opportunities of service to your community and to other communities all over the world and guide service with hlgh ana religious ideals It will teach you how to save m ordef that suffering children elsewhere have the chance to live It will teach you how to prepare some or the sup plies which wounded soldiers and homeless families lack IL will send to you through the Red Cross Bulletins the thrilling stories of relief and And best ot al more perfectly than through of your other schooi lessons you will learn by doing those kind things under VOLT teachers direction be the future good citizen o this great country which we all love.
 And I commend to all school teachers Tn the country the simple plan which the American Red Cross has worked out to provide for your cooperation knowing as do that school children will give their best service under the direct aidance and instruction of their teachers. Is not this perhaps chance for which have been looking to give your time and effort in measure to meet our national needs?
 (Signed) WOODROW WILSON September 15 1917 President
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28
MAKING 4 SPECIAL
 EFFORT

i3c-t a--e7 1olt O. surgical dressings. 5a1dages. spoagss, ~ashclochs. towels. sheets. pillow cases. physicians ap- -ols and many other articles are being cat by busy hands every day, and six sewing machines arg kept busily hum ming. accompanying the low chatter or curl question and reply as the ma -@E-als are turned tnto garments for ne <ar-awar soldier CT doctor in the -r@1caes. by those "letc behind" under -A- direction Of he Red Cross.
 i special effort is being made on he par Of Ke-chikan women these .as- few weeks 10 get q big shipment ot completed garments and dressings ready 70 send 70 the headquarters Of The Pacific Divisions, or supply de- 2or ia Seattle where they will be re packed and sent on where most need ed. Capt W- C Dibrell. Of the Light aouze Service has announced Ina, Taea The tender Kukui goes south in Ia fortnight, anything that the Red Cross has ready 70 ship, will be taken down gratis Hence the bustle and activity in the Red Cross quarters.
 Aa.ce from this. many are giYing
 'p one evening week 10 meet and 1nit the warm woolen scarfs, rnufflers socks. helmets and sleeveless sweat. srs which the Red Cross says are need @d Q keep the American army and laTy warm in the cold and bleak
 winter months in Northern France and Belgium. Needles click busily, and many housewife, who has too many staer duties 70 give up one whole ev- sn.1g 10 knitting keeps her bit" han iy and picks f ID and clicks away turing odd moments Ketchikan has 59 sets to make before winter, each
 e consisting oi one pair Of socks, q aelmet, wristiets, sleeveless sweater. and nuttler. Will she have them |done in time?
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28

Kerensky was the man who realized the force of the great body of the peo- ole who were neither aristocrats nor visionary radicals He had the power to command their confidence, and the courage with imagination to act on it.
 The great mass of earnest country folk was behind him when. newly ap- pointed minister of war, he took step that might have meant revolt. This was his new order re-establishing iron discipline in thearmies.
 Kerensky had no military training His powers are those of statesman. In nervous force and talent for or eanization he is compared to Lloyd George of England. The day before the outbreak of the revolution his name was almost unknown in Russia, His father was school principal ln Simbirsk. Kerensky himself studied law in Petrograd. He became com missioner of oaths there, and allied himself with the labor party Of Russia.
 Radical he was and a fervid orator, but with constructive impulses. Among his first activities as a self appointed leader of the Council of Workmen was to make himself per sonally responsible for the safety of the royal family, and for Stuermer and Protopopoff.
 He refused to accept the resignation of generals whose men were refusing to recognize their authority, then he re-establshed that authority. He took his place at the fro4t in the first of fensiye and now stands forth as the strong man of Russia.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28
FORMER AMBASSADOR GERARD ADDRESSES
 LARGE AUDIENCE
Relates Substance of Conversa- ton Had With the German
 Emperor.

SEAT Ss1- zS.-T=s.a-5aE a- -c7a t1--=s aIaasszE5- Gerard al 4--=== '--7 1aTai training camp 2. ne 
 -z- Ez-- 1= presented aze.1a= al z-=zs .- -= A-s-a .5 2 packed house 3- E--l declared ,1z. -a= A.l.=s
 = 1=- s4- "a American
 = carried aa -a= streets -- zs--- 1@-~s4 .a.a .a~= s,as- s,--ez 5 z- ---=-v.sw as Aa5 with -1= ss=--aa emperor t~-'-g -1= frs. 2-- -= @z- wzs- -l= German =-- =-= =--1--E sv=-T lz.-.s 4, s5= E -z= z4.-=- sad. -- =+aI sand -- -.-s=-s= --1.a Am a:.er -1.s Ea- America had t-.-z4 oak 9l--
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY INDICTMENTS ACAINSTI.W.W.
 AND PROTESTS ARE FOUND
President Wilson Establishes Peace Information Bureau with Colonel House as Officer in
 Charge.

WASHINGTON, Sep. 2S.-Edward : Gary, the Chicago car manufacturer .sas appointed by the federal shipping board 10 the position of manager Of .ae government merchant feef.
 WASHINGTON. Sep-. 2S-Lieu,en. an Edward Heating Q: Philadelphia. and 2 member or the medical corps. was s,.ga.ly wounded during an air rad = France las on5ay.
 Ills injuries are no: serious. the re- port says
 WASHINGTON. Sep. 2S-Tae final 7e=pa7s-ioas for -a= launching Q: the second liberty loan Q: three billion dol 'a-s 1ars ben completed. declared Secretary McA3oo -oday.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28

T1e Admiral Watson from tas south arrived .. one o'clock this morning. sailing a 5.31 a:-4r d.=caa-ging q -on= q s-=5ga- a- t5e Hickman wharf A-r.Tz.s were r. Chapman. c. Foe. H Nil-=-- l4zri-g for -h= zo--a were Nrs. | = Co-1oggia. Mrs L B.che. E Jo11zon- and R. D. Young
 Tae Admiral Evans from -a4 north a-riFet z. n.ae o'clock and left a rea this morning w.-a he following pas zenge-z from Ke-chikan. ". D. Nc &lgrrT. John R.zcaart. Mat. R.=chard. J. H Kiues. Frank Frederickson. L. Anus. L2a-z Wells, v. 3l HubbeW. Herman T B-zch1aa. and T s.@erage She c4rrtsd -zs passengers or board and had cargo ot 51.949 eases os sal mon. 290 rons ot sal- fish, 1.9 boxes q fresh Gsa and 1-5 -oas c concen- trares.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28
4Ss1-Sstss PrSs1

WASHINGTON. Sep .2S-Over one hundred and t...y indictments were to4zt by .as federal grand jury as fts results q ne recent investigation ot the pac..ss-s and !. V. W. activities Ii one instance, chs evidence adi1cad shows g.ga-..e conspiracy and plo: % asmPs. he goya-nmen, ;a carry ing oa t1s war and lnm.s-akab,y con- aeesed Ti1h he German source The department e: justice VII shortly or G=- ---es.s by wholesale
 Pzss.ds1. Wilson -ais morning an @o11c=t -hs creation Q: 2 peace into-- mas.c- 7-z=a- win Co.o1a! House, as s2= 5-cs- ' charge. Secretary Ian sing today stated -aa- -1s purpose has 10 connection Win any war aego.i- a..11= z- -A.s tine.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28
(4SSocidfed Press,

NEW YORK, Sept 2S-Plans to wreck the machinery of the intuition factory at Bidding hy Germany's az ents. were discovered and defeated the arrest of hundreds of Germans here. Among those arrested some were found in Dc sion of large quantities of pulyerized carborundum
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28
DISCHARGE MEN
 WHO HAD VOTED TO
 STRIKE SATURDAY
Three Thousand More Are Idle
 Today in Seattle Shipyards

SEATTLE. Sept 2S.-Three thous. and employees Of the Seattle Construc- tion and Dredging company and the Dutchie Shipyard. were laid of this morning At meeting last night the men had voted to go on strike to- morrow In view of that fact. the com. panies decided to shut the doors and await the arrival of the government arbitration commission.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28
BURNSIDE GOES SOUTH TO REPAIR
 BROKEN CABLE

The CaDleship Burnside returned from the north last evening and sailed sc.ta 10 Seattle this morning 10 re- pair the broken cable connection be -Reen Sitka and Seattle IL is believ- cd that the cable parted a few hund- rea miles north Of Seattle The Burn ,ide will return north after repair ing that connection, and continue on to Seward where the cable ig broken between that point and Valdez.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28
INVESTIGATING BOARD TO LEAVE
 FOR THE COAST

WASHINGTON. Sept. 28.-The gov ernment shipbuilding labor adjustment board will leave next Wednesday for Seattle 70 adjust shipyard strikes. On the report Of their investigation, the government will take action either by operating the plants or conforming With the demand of the strikers, The department is determined to stop all these annoyances.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28
SWEDEN E
 SHAKING PAD
Z nti- Government Leaders Gain Fourteen Seats in
 The Election
t.fssoe;Gts Press)

STOCKHOLM. Sept. 2S.-Branting, the anti-goyerHment Socialist leader claims 10 have gained fourteen seats il the chamber of deputies al the cleo ion. Following this announcement, -he king was reported as attempting Q form q coalition cabinet. Since the discovery of German intrigue in Arg ea-.ne, il is said revolution against he Swedish government may be said 70 be in contemplation.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28
CALIFORNIA STRIKE ENDED

SAE FRANCISCO. Sep. 4s-I-as, a-ge- conference . ne employ s-z z-- =zg,5y=s 0: -a- s..pys-ss -=-=. z1 z=---E----- vzs -=zc1-5 where hF --- --c.7tes -=-z--=5 70 work
 morning. -zr.-g s=c~-=E a1 al Ta-c= r. =Ees
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28
GENERAL FREIGHT AND
 PASSENGER ACT. HERE

Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Eye, Of the Ad- nrai Line were arrivals in Ketchikan yesterday on the Mariposa from the north, and remained in town just till the arrival Of the Watson this morn ing about one o'clock, on which they will make trip 10 Anchorage, visit ing all offices to the westward MT. Eye is general freight and passenger agent Of the line and promises to spend more time in Ketchikan on his return trip.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28
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RACINE, Sept 2S.-on his arrival is-e -ais morning. Colonel Roosevelt zai1 nat he Huns within the gates Of he United States should be driven put" This Is no time for ffty-fiftr alliances
 
 CHICAGO. Sept. 2S.-ColoneI Roose- ral. ,3ld for the first time how in Ist- he had rhwarred Germany seizing Venezuela.
 MINNEAPOLIS. Sept 2S.-Colonel 2ooseYe.- will address two patriotic mass meetings here this evening.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28
NEARLY 2,500 MEN
 AT CAMP LEWIS

CAMP LEWIS S=g- -s-N=a-.r >1= -----= s=eo-1 so3-4 win -1= @x- espzio- 3- z. from A,asEa 1av= ar rived making 2 -o-s. 1-at=- Q: -=r ' ne camp o5 z-.ast
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 2S.-The British minister of ammunition ad- dressing the business men conference last night predicted the abandonment Of private automobiles before long in America. The supply of all kind of materials for the war will bring that about, he said.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28
BILL TO BE APPROVED
 BY CONFEREES TODAY

wNsz1Ncrohs9 Sept. 2S-The sen ate and house conferees will meet to- day to formally approve the war tax bill As revised il will produce two bil- Ion. seven hundred millions of reve- nue.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28
GIGANTIC q PLOT IN NEW YORK
 ARREST HUNDREDS
German Agents Defeated byFedera Authorities Who Make Arrests Hundreds Will Be lnterned
 At Once

with which it was intended to destroy the machinery.
 Last evening, nearly hundred Ger mans were arrested ill violation of the law which requires a person to have a permit before entering barred zones. All those arrested today will be i'm mediately interned for the war per iod
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28
ROOSEVELT HITS HARD

+ ROCKFORD. s. D.. Sept. 2S.- < n an address delivered yester- l F day. Colonel Roosevelt said:
 * No man is entitled 10 a vote in ! # a country unless he was willing ! > 70 fgh, for it in time of war. l + That the drafted men who at 1 + tempted exemption without ex-
 z cep-ionally good cause. should be 1
 F d.s.rancilised. 1
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28

dICAGO. Sept 2S.-Charles 4. Eora.s6eE. president Of the Chicago american League Baseball Club. has s7nc 70 the American Red Cross his
 -a 45aaJioa e tha- fund, s3,o04.s6. representing percentage O. the gate -ece-pts- The ro-al amount Comis- zeE has gtvea 70 gae Red Gross is S14.- 6Ss=
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28

NEW YORK. Sap S-B@-1e.-. tEa R=ps1Ecz- cs1s.5z-s i1 -1= 1-.- ma-E election las. T-=5-=s5zr. = .=ac!1g Mayor N:-c14H ne fusion ca1di1a-a +1 -ze recount q The yo-es
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28

LONDON. Sop. 2S.-The new de fszs5ya measures against the submar- inc are meeting with sufficient success % 59s,ity -ae anticipation ot q fur -her sa6s,aa-i2, reduction in losses. says q la.e dispatch 10 the War office Dozens of ships have lately been say- e5 by he smoke box" system. which ..2ses thsn invisible 10 the undarsea =-af-
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28
FRANK SANDERS TO
 LAUNCH ANOTHER
 FUNDS CAMPAIGN
Two Billions in War Saving Ger tificateS Will Be Offered to
 Investors
IISsse eilrrs .-eS.N

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2S.-Frank Sanders. chairman Of the war saving committee announced today that the campaign 70 sell two billion Of war saving certificates. separate from the second liberty loan campaign. will be gin about December frs or immedi- a-ely after the second loan campaign ends
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28
ALAMEDA COMING

SEATTLE Sep 5s-T1= Alameda .=t- for nc 1o--1 res-e-3sv morning q 1.-s o'clock w:-a P. 2. Ne C.u-y. [ Dzr.z- Fred Benson, and Mrs. E p. z'u,,er for E4-ch:Ezn-
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28
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t SHIPS TO BE REoUIsITIoNED

< WASHINGTON. Sept. 2S-It is ! E announced this morning that all 4
 F American ships of 2.5Q0 tons or ! F over will be requisitioned by the ! r government October 15. I
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28
BITTER AGAINST SENATOR
 LA TOILETTE

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 2S.- t Nicholas Murry Butler. address 1
 sing the banQueters, demanded
 that congress eNpel La Toilette
 The convention showing approval 1
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28

NEW YORK, Sept. 28.-Liberty bonds made a record today in selling for sixteen hundredths above par with d big demand for more.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28
! FOOD ADMINISTRATOR MAKES ANOTHER PROMISE

F NEW YORK, Sept. 2e-A re- I
 : port comes from Washington 10
 r The effect that the food adminis- I ' rrs.ion had promised speedy ac- l 2, ton Q reduce the price Of bread
 2 and that within the next few 1 ! 1sys. an announcement will be Z made 1
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28
 CHALL.EI.lnI(,tu,
 OPPONENTS
Russian Forces Report the Capture of Important
 Position
(Associat.d Press)

PETROGRAD, Sept. 2S.-General Kerensky addressing the democratic congress yesterday challenged his op- 9onents to do their utmost. Defending me governments every action which ne said was -Ating to free the people from autocracy.
 The war office announces today that -ha Russian forces had captured Oro- maru. strong position held by the enemy some tventy-four miles west Of Meri in the Caucasus.
 \ slender, delicate man with pallid cheeks. blazing eyes and nerves taut as strings Of a yiolin-that's 4. F. Kerensky. Russia's new war minister. minister.
 Hes the man Of the hour, who achieved the impossible, brought or der out of chaos, welded the disinte- grating armies into new unity, and forged them. into an effective weapon of offense for Russia
 When the vast rural neighborhoods and isloated country towns began to make themselves heard several weeks ago the thought of the nation took on new solidity. But in none of all the Allied nations was it imagined that Russia could gather itself to- getaer for offensive action before 1st8. There seemed too general and widespread opposition to all discipline and restraint.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28

The Swiss public debt on account of the war and mobilization to guard the frontier amounts to S184,000,000.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28

As many as 2,00o women month, mostly from faFmg, are said to visit the rest room established by the city Of Phoenix, Ariz.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28
MOVEMENTS OF BOATS
 SOTTHBOUND.

Princess Alice Saturday. Jefferson o1day night. North hT-es-er1 Sunday.
 NORTHROUND. Alameda tomo-Tog morning. Princess Sophia Monday. Spokane Tuesday. Prince John Wednesday.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-09-28

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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-03-14
court ADJOURNS
LAKE COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
ADJoURNS UNTIL APRIL ).

Jury in the personal injury cast
of Watts VS.. Harrington returned a
verdict late yesterday afternoon in
favor of the plaintiff. awarding Mr..
Watts 1852 for injuries to his auto
mobile. and Mrs. Watts 800 for in
iuries to her person. The amount
sued for was $4,000.
The two cases-husband and wife
brought separate aetions-were COM
bined. as the evidence and points
claimed were identical in both cases
though each was considered sepa-
rately in adjusting the damage.
This was the last of the jury cases
for the term, and while the jury was
considering the case, court cases
were attended to by the court.
Judge Jones and Stenographer
Highly returned to Sioux Falls today.
court being adjourned until April 5,
when there will be other cases at law
to be considered by the court.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-03-14
NORBECK VETOES
PREPARATIONS. ARE KILLED
BY SOUTH DAkOTA IN
ECITINE.

Pierre. March 14.-Goy. Norbeck
has vetoed five bills, two of them
carrying appropriations. They are:
Senate bill 240, providing $500
for the purchase of land at the Red
field feeble minded school, which the
governor considers should not be eX-
pended al this time; senate bill 27o,
vetoed because it is a duplicate OF
house bill 1876, which also passed
The house bill Will become the law
and provides $4,000 for %inyestiga-
ton of the ACCESSIBILITY of state own
ed terminal elevators and ware
houses.
Senate bin 29l authorized a cir
cult judge to call in another judge
when circumstances demanded. 1t
was vetoed on the grounds that II
omits many m%eritorious provisions OF
law now on the statute books which
should remain. There is already too
much delay in court procedure which
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-03-14
ANNUAL CONFERENCE
TAN OFFICIALS MEET At PIERRE
STUDY METHODS AND
EQUALIZATION.

County Auditor Hartwieh intends
to go TO Pierre March 90. TO attend
the convention of officials connected
i'm any way with the tax systems Of
the counties of the state. TO be held
there March 21 and 22. An invita-
ton has been extended TO all such Of
%fieials, especially newly elected ones.
The convention is one of annual
occurrence, and is designed 10 in
struct officers in the performance
and understanding Of their duties,
and to simplify the work, and to ar
rive as nearly as possible at an equ-
able valuation for the state.
The session for the second day
will be confined TO new legislation
affecting tax officials, to the end that
they understand and apply the laws
to their best advantage.
County auditors will be requested
10 give the dates on which the as
SCISSORS Of their counties hold their
meetings. as at this meeting the
dates of representatives Of the tax
commission will be made.