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The Washington times., 1917-10-26

TINE high cost Of living is bound
to stay high just 90 long as folks
encourage outworn business
methods.
Maybe your wife does watch ex-
penditures Ike hawk-cuts out all
unnecessary expenses-is on the alert
for all the best buys.
But does she get deep down under
the surface of things and throw her
trade to the merchantwho uses business
Ike method,-who sarcs money for HIM
self and his customersa 4
Suppose the housewives and the
merchants of this city were to get to-
sether and cut the waste out of the cost
of having purchases sent homeI
It can be done-just by more eff.
cient delivery.
Still quite few old-fashioned horse
deliveryout6ts Gathering soverthe streets,
trying vainly to keep up with 10th
century demandsl The merchants who
own them are asleep. Theyhaven't yet
realized that in these days of close
margins, speed and quick turnovers.
uolrne and seroice are the real money.
makers.
And then there is the other fellow
who says motor delivery doesn't pay"
Of course it doesn't pay him He's
using a converted pleasure car which
burns up gasoline, oil and tires-eats
its head off with repair bills-isn't built
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-07-03
WIRELESS PHONES
FOR USE OF THE NAVY
System Already Successfully Tested by
Secretary of Navy Daniels.

WashingtOn.-Wireles telephony as
well as wireless telegraphy win be
used by the United States navy in its
wal operations.
A year ago, by order of Secretary
Daniels. navy officers and officials of
the Bell system planned and success
fully carried out a three day mobiliza-
ton Of communication forces during
which war conditions were simu-
lated. instantaneous communication
was provided over the wires by both
telephone and telegraph from the office
Of Secretary Daniels in Washington TO
all the naval stations in the United
States. and wireless communication
was maintained between the secre-
tarys Office and an American battle
ship In the Atlantic ocean.
Since tlcn engineers Of the telephone
company have worked with officials Of
the navy department and have fur
Their developed the wireless telephone
for use In the naval service.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-07-03
RECRUITS IN WEST
Prairie Boys Eagerly Seek Enlist
ment In the Navy.
MANY NEVER SAW THE SEA.

Station at Great Lakes, H., Crowded
With Sturdy Young Ranchers and
Farmers Drilling For Nations SerV-
iee-Tsught Sea Lore on the Shores
of Lake Michigan.
Chicago.-That many SON Of the
prairie will man our |battleships is indi-
Gated by the success Of the naval re
cruiting plans In the middle west.
From reveille to colors at the United
States naval training station at Great
Lakes, ILL.,, ranch owners sons. farm
ers' sons, bankers sons from Chicago
and Springfield, newsboys, dairymen
and college students drill and work to
tit themselves for service with the
first line OF defense"
Although few Of them have ever
viewed the ocean or sailed the sea, the
rolling prairies Of Illinois and Wis
consin have alled them with a love Of
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-07-03
SCIALIST ARRESTED FOR
ANTI-DRAIT ACTIVITIES

Mitchell, July 3.-Considerable ex-
element occurred here Saturday aft
ernoon when the police department
learned that an unknown mar was
circulating a petition against the
CONSUMPTION act of the government.
Capt. w. Il. C|arstenson, Of the
Mitchell police department, hunted
up the man who was circulating the
petition and took him into custody.
The arrested man gave the name OF
w. j. Head. and claimed residence az
Orleans. Ind. He is an American
and about 40 years old.
Head protested when taken into
custody and denied that he had cir
culated the petition, but that he was
preparing TO do so. IT was found
that he had already got six signers,
residents of this vicinity.
He was taken to the city jail and
placed in a cell. He admitted that
he was a socialist.
The discriminating papers were
sent to United States Marshal Tom
Taubman at Sioux Falls, and it is ex
pected that he will arrive today 10
make some disposition of the case.
The man was found at the writing
table in the Raymond house, a third
rate hotel OF this city. He was then
writing a letter protesting against
the draft law.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-07-03
ROOKIE TWINS FOOL DOCTOR.
Physician Thinks He is Examining
Same Youth Twice.

London. Twin brothers, who had
just reached eighteen, appeared before
a medical recruiting board recently for
examination preliminary to enlistment
One OF them stripped, was ushered be-
fore a doctor and, having passed his
examination, retired. Then the other
brother appeared, but the doctor refus-
ed to examine him, declaring he could
not give his attention to the same can
didate twice. No until the two went
in together would he be convinced.
IF one of them is killed he'll never
be sure of It," commented the doctor.
Hell be uncertain whether he's him.
self or his brother
The twins are 80 nearly alike that
ven their parents have never been able
TO distinguish them positively. They
have the same initials and their pen
manship is identical.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-07-03
BURMA BEANS
HOUSEkEEPERS SHOULD BIZ
CAREFUL OF PURCHASING
-PRISSIC ACID.

The government is taking an ac-
tive hand in the attempt to surround
an alleged poisonous bean, which, il
is said, is being shipped from an
eastern distributing house for seed.
State agents are active in the detec-
ton of this d%eleterious foodstuff. and
are busy, with a view 10 making il
possible to stop the importation
through interstate traffic OF this
class Of stuff.
There was a package Of these
beans sent from Madison to the
chemical department Of the state uni
versity today. The sample was not
obtained here, but there may be just
such beans being planted or sold for
food IN this community. From the
Wholesale house in Chicago, which
handled them. il is said that there
were 5000 sacks sent into the north
west.
According 10 articles previously
published these beans have a high
prussic acid. or hydrocyanic acid con
tent. while eating them may not re
suit i'm the death of the person, nor
in most cases even cause sickness, it
it said that the poison is ruinous to
health, and even causes severe sick
ness in many cases.
In appearance these beans very
much resemble the small navy bean
Of commerce. They have a more yell
lowish shade. however. when viewed
in bulk. and are of slightly less elon-
gated shape. From what might be
called the eye Of the bean there are
well defined lighter and darker shad
ed lines %radiating toward the oppo-
site circumference. being almost
straight, while In the navy bean these
lines are absent or less regular and
crossed with other lines not of radi-
ating direction. They have much the
appearance OF diseolored navy beans
Of second grade.
These beans are grown in India, IL
is said, and fed to stock. Our in
formant could not say whether they
were originally poisonous in their ma
tive soil, or whether their transplant
ing to this country contributed TO
their poisonous nature, as is some
times the cas- with vegetables. In
any cases, unless assured of their
origin. the housekeeper should be
wary Of buying beans.
Many Of those who have planted
them are dissatisfied with the small
per CEN of termination of the seed.
probably due to their being native to
a warmer climate. Others, too, sus-
pecting the poisonous nature of
them. have plowed them up.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-07-03
STRANGE BUG DESTROYS
CORN CROP IN IOWA

Logan, Ia, July Sd. II. Sea
bury, former resident of Logan. but
now of Pisgah, has lost 100 acres OF
excellent corn in the Soldier valley by
the invasion of a new bug. Ii is light
gray in color, from one-half to three
quarters of an inch long, and has q
long snout, with which 1t drills into
the corn stalk near the ground.
The bugs are new TO the farmers
Of western Iowa and they have
thrown a real scare into the farmers
as they made n clean sweep on the
Seabury corn field. that Is. they
never left a stalk.
Seabury collected and sent a mum
Der OF the bugs to the State Agricul-
tural college at Ames. but thus far no
word has been received from the col
lege in regard to name or method of
determination.