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the charge tickets from two days'
sales that YER in the cash register.
In addition TO the charge tickets the
thieves carried away about 4 dozen
expensive shirts, several bollstuf silk
and what money was left in the cash
register. Thus far no tracelnf tho
thieves has been found.
Lead-Stricken with heart failure
as he was sprinkling his garden, Wm.
Henry Sharp, a web known resident
of Lead dropped TO the ground dead.
Only recently Sharp had proudly
alluded to the fact that he had never
in his life lost a single days work
because OF illness. He was 81 years
OF age and was a native OF Des
Moines. la. He was a member of the
Knights of Pythias and Yeoman
lodges. He is survived by the widow,
two daughters and one son.
DeSmet-The most elaborate 4th
of July celebration in years will be
held in DeSmet this year. Arrange
ments for the event now have been
completed. One of the features will
be the presence Of an airplane and
frequent flights throughout the day.
There will be two ball games one
in the morning between the DeSmet
and Lake Preston teams. and in the
afternoon between the Huron and
Howard teams. The purse Il $500.
There also will be a street parade.
Music for the occasion will be FUR
nished by the Brookings municipal
band and the Arlington band.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-06-30
HELPED HER LITTLE GIRL.

Children need all their strength for
growing. A lingering cold weakens
them. Mrs. Amanda Flint, Route 4, New
Philadelphia. O., writes: "Foley's Honey
n Tar cured my little girl of the worst
tickling cough" Gives Immediate relief
from distressing. racking, tearing
coughs: soothes and heals. Sold every
where.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-06-30

way, and the moneyed men present
pledged themselves to see the project
carried out. The visitors were the
guests. during the day, of the Yank-
ton chamber of commerce.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-06-30
HE THREW Away MS cnurcnrs.

six years & / had rheumatism SO
bad I was going on crutches.s writes
August Stranded. Sister Bay. wis. ~
tried several medicines and doctors and
got NO relief. Three bottles OF Foley
my crutches." Have no equal FOR weak,
sore aching pack. muscles or Joints.
Sold everywhere
Evening journal., 1919-02-04
OUT WIIR BERGER.

~ oNGREsStAN FREDERScK II. GILLETT. OF Massa-
~ chusetts, declares that the first duty Of the new
House OF Representatives should be to deny seat to
Victor Berger. Of Wisconsin.
Although indicted for violating the espionage act.
Mr. Berger elected to the House by the socialists
last November
Since that time he has been tried and convicted.
Mr. pinett believes that man who has done what
s oouo 10 tie the hands Of his country In its greatest
wa, mas no place in the making Of its laws
lnasmuch Mr.. Ginei, is nron,nent candidate for
s 4pesAersnip OF the House his attitude toward
Mr. Berger has special significance
ss "e lsi confident that the majority Of his col
nrobahv o,,s MN IN his denuncaton Of Berger he
and the fact that he has done i ssn 50 iorcby
the militant socialist be forecast n 'd' se ia'e
Evening journal., 1919-02-04

roads have been financial failures rates
higher and service poorer than those
OF privately operated railroads. The
State owned railroads OF Australia, New
Zealand, Austria and France. the report
says. have to pay part OF their fixed
charges out OF general taxation.
In conclusion the report says:
while we are not unmndfui OF the
defects that not frequently characterlzs
the operation by corporations. OF pub
lie utilities we do not believe those
defects can be cured by substituting
another method which In every respect
OF efficiency is much below the stands
ards that generally prevail under prI-
vate management.
I'VE believe the public can best be
served by utilizing the efficiency, enle.-
Prise and energy Of private corporations
for continued operation OF public util-
tiles, under such public control as shall
protect the public in its right to ef-
flcient service and fair rates; ald at the
same time assure TO private capitjl in
vested In public utilities a fair return
upon such capital"
Evening journal., 1919-02-04
BUSINESS MEN SHOW CONFIDENCE.

GA DVERTIsE." says Richard splllane. writer on
IA business matters and business problems in Com
meroe and Finance"
al luncheon the other day" continues Mr. Splllane,
the editor OF a monthly publication that has circua-
ton Of 100000 said that for OF his spring issues
he had $4,000 net Of advertising in hand Net means
with commissions deducted He expects before the
The forms closed, he will have 100000 In that
issue
80 far as known. this Is the greatest amount OF ad-
versing booked In The history OF the publishing
business.
what Is Of far Importance than the establish
ing Of this record Is the evidence gives Of the
ndence OF the American business man. Apparently the
people who have articcs 10 sell have doubt about
the immediate future In trade way II they had they
would not make such heavy investment In Advertising
"The publication with the ss92OOO booked Is but one
Of the many TO feel the impulse OF broadening business
"And why should not business broadenP
America has more wealth and wider distribution OF
wealth than before The people have on short
allowance In respect TO many Of their for several
years There is considerable shortage aside from the
normal demand, TO be met In addition the consump-
ton OF all classes Of goods year by year. not
only by growth Of population but because requires
more and more with the advance OF time.
"If advertising Is safe Index. and 10 would appear
that there is no better there is big business ahead
Advertiser
Evening journal., 1919-02-04
RIDDIcrs RUGGED REpuBLIcANrsM.

n HAT the Republicans viii win out In the North and
Northwest In 1920 Is the prediction OF Representa-
tive-elect Carl w. Rddck. OF Montana. This statement
made despite the fact that the Democrats the Social
lists and Henry form the opposition In this part
| the country.
Mr. RiddIck whose district includes practically all Of
eastern Montana succeeds Jeanette Rankin. the House.
Miss Rankin was defeated in the last election for the
Senate. OF particular interest Mr. Riddcks state
ments regarding the political possibilities OF Henry Ford
and the fact that truth 10 the people is what needed
TO overcome the strength Of National Non-Partisan
League opposition.
"Repubicans Of the Northwest" said the Representa-
tive-elect ARE fully convinced that Henry Ford is In
politics stay They have the conviction that Presi-
dent Wilson goi him into politics with the idea OF using
him TO the limit 10 would not surprise US II Henry
Ford the next Democratic candidate for President
II things black In 1920 for the Democrats and If
looks II Democrat could win Il would be diff
ncut FOR the President 10 persuade Henry Ford that
his duty TO make the race"
As TO the National Non-Partsan League, he said:
what the people OF our State needed In order 10
have them vote right The truth Our farmers were
nlled up with Towneyism Briefly stated the code OF
the Non-PartIsan League Is II there Is anything the
matter with you. your crops your cattle or the
weather. anything. Join the Partisan League and
youl be happy forever afterward' We got right down
last fall and gave the people facts Where
we found that they nlllng their mental systems
with socialism we got them to take the Republican gos-
pei OF the Taft Hughes and Hays kind. and served
az atidote"
And here are Mr. Rddcks views concerning the man
In which the wsonan Administration is spending
money:
with the Government stll making literally hundreds
OF millions OF dollars worth OF munitions after the war
over, headed for financial disaster week In
Washington these days Is enough impress man from
the Rockies with The fact that Government spend
ing money Hike drunken with dollars than
brains The Wilson Administrator has got so used TO
spending dollars by the hundred million that II does not
know the value Of money any longer. does II know
how 10 stop"
Evening journal., 1919-02-04
RAMsnAcME ROLLING STOCK.

ga IL Of which Is respectfully referred 10 Senator
"A Hoke smith," is the closing sentence Of perth
and timely tribute 10 government railroads. by
passenger. writing in Lese's.
This particular passenger who had made trip TO
Atlanta In Pullman sleeper. says;
I'VE don't wonder that President Wilson, before he
sailed. said In effect that he didn't how the
railroads were returned TO their owners"
The travel-won parsonage went to say that's
"a lady with upper berth complained bitterly that
the electric light in Il broken. The conductor said
he sorry but couldn't help and that the car should
not have been taken out In such condition. dollar
meal served in the diner. and the young man op-
poste the writer at the table called attention the fact
that the butter was rancid. II was"
And then: '"rhe dining dark The steward
said that the electric current insufficient. The
springs the constantly squeaked. They needed
oiing The steel doors ratified The shades the win
dows wouldn't work. Al ? o'clock in the morning the
train held up for hour by accident TO freight
train ahead and breakfast not served to the i'm
patient passengers until nearly o'clock. Passengers
who had been promised train connection at Washington
10 York arrived in time to the New York train
disappear from the station"
Evening journal., 1919-02-04
With The Pafauraphers

II used 10 be said that food viii win the war;" but
It reads: Food will win the world"
Of pneumonia fever two months ago. has repaired his
casing and is drilling around the streets agan-Wch-
TIA Eagle.
II you've reached the stage where your day Of work
seems long, OF four things is the matter with Vol: :
you're lazy you're sick, you're old you ought be
another job.
Now that "Blg BIZ Haywood has valet II seems al
most certain that Miss Christabe Pankhurss delightful
theory OF economic revision upward is workable one
The only thing to worry about Is how TO make the
theory nt the vaet--New York Tribune.
For centuries the japanese have manufactured tough
variety of paper from the bres OF the mulberry tree
Some time ago admiral Of the japanese navy dis
special method Of waeproonS this product and
for cementing This discovery led to the invention Of
coapsble lifeboais BY OF the special adhesive
number OF sheets Of the paper be cemened TO-
gether giving product OF extraordinary strength-Pts-
ourgh Dispatch.
me Poand-China hog ORIGINATED in Butler and Warren
counues o. In 1916 the Society OF Shakers In Warren
Suns, S Drought some breeding hogs from Philadelphia
hans ~ .hSm were pure white and Others white with
n,ra ieN We're represented 10 The Shakers
Dlood and called Big Chinas In 1872
nortoa o the National Swine Breeders Congress re-
t.,,h snsi the theory that Chnas had hean croseed
r aoianos but as the name Poland chine ,yas IN o,
ei' use ADVISED that II be retainedInd, ~
Evening journal., 1919-02-04

, under American oonditlons-are gen
orally characterized by inefficient man
agement and excessive cost; so under
government operation the public would
get poorer service and pay more foe u
than under private operation suitably
regulated by public authority"
causes Oh Waste Discussed.
Discussing the causes OF waste and
inetiloieney under government opera
ton, The report says: "All the sctivi-
Ties OF any government are necessarily
carried on by political machinery, and
that machinery Is wholly unsuited 10
The economic field. A brief com.
psrison OF the machinery OF business
with that OF political action will show
clearly why political machinery does
not and cannot work effectively In the
Held OF economies.
The success OF any economic under
caking depends In very large degree
upon the ability and skill, Tie zeal anu
energy, and the soundness OF Judgment
OF The human agents employed therein.
These requisites are always lacking
In a considerable degree. and often en-
tirely, In an organization created by po-
litical methods 10 perform hn econom-
10 function.
"Nu business, whether public or pri.
vate. can be operated efficiently anil
without great waste under the con.
slant Injection at the top OF nSw. un-
tried and often unit executives and
managers; nor with the rank and oil,
deprived, by lack OF opportunity Tor
Advancement, OF the incentive 10 zeal
and energy"
Ilarbor Conditions Cited.
The report also reviews the reasons
why financial needs Of a public bust
ness undertaking usually are neither
promptly nor sufficiently provided for
II says a case In point is the present
cond tion of New York harbor and COM
merce Is suffering severely for lack OF
much needed piers.
"The Dock Commissioner. Murray
Hubert has repeatedly made urgent
but his initiative has
been paralyzed by the inertia OF the
controlling board" the report states.
and then adds:
These conditions do not prevail in
well managed private business under
takings, The executive practically al
ways has granted him all the discretion
10 enable him 10 select and
maintain a fully efficient personnel. He
also has large and usually controlling
influence in promptly obtaining what
ever funds will conduce 10 the effective
and economical conduct OF the busl-
ness"
Railroad Experiment a Failure.
With the single exception OF Prus-
sia. the report says, state owned rail-
Evening journal., 1919-02-04
Famous Old Recipe
for Cough Syrup
EAxdly and chespiy made at horue.
but 10 beats them all for
quick results.

Thousands OF housewives have found
that they can save two-thirds of tht
money usually spent for cough prepara,
tons, by using this well-known old recipe
or making cough syrup at home II is
lmple and cheap TO make, but il really
as no. equal for prompt results. II
axes right hold Of a cough and gives
Immediate relief, usually stopping an
rdinary cough in "a hours or less.
Get 2l5 ounces Of Pinex from anv
lruggist, pour IL into a pint bottle, and
i'd plain granulated sugar syrup TO
make q full pint. II you prefer, use
larified molasses, honey, or corn syrup,
instead OF sugar syrup. Either way,
{ tastes good, keeps perfectly, and
asts family a long time.
It's truly astonishing how ouictIv "A
tets. penetrating through every air pas.
age OF the throat and lungs-loosens
and raises the nhlegm, so0thes and heals
the memhranes, and gradually but surely
The annoying throat tickle and dreaded
'ough disappear entirely. Nothing bet
er for bronchitis, spasmodic Group.
Fhooning cough or bronchial asthma.
Ptnex Is a special and highly concen.
trated compound of genuine NORWAY pine
extract. known the world over for its
bealing effect on the membranes. =
Avoid disappointment by asking YOUR
arH9gist for "2h ounces OF Pinex" with
iuil directions and don't accept anv.
hing else. Guaranteed to give absolute
Fisiaction OF money promptly refunded.
me Pinex Co., TT. Wavne. Ind.
Evening journal., 1919-02-04
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Bilious attacks, constipation, sick
headaches, etc, are In the great ma
Jority OF cases due to digestive trouble
ana no reasonable person can expect
70 obtain real or lasting benefit until
the cause is corrected.
Natures Remedy (NR Tabiets) Is a
vegetable compound that acts on the
stomach, liver, bowels and kidneys.
the purpose being TO bring about
healthy ami harmonious action OF al
the organs Of digestion and eliminas
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yet so mildly and gently that thers
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But that is not all. Nstureis
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Once you get your body in this
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biliousness and constipation threatens,
and you can always feel your best.
Remember keeping well is easier and
cheaper than getting we'll.
Get a Csc box OF Natures Remedy
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Evening journal., 1919-02-04

Unbending opposition 10 government
ownership OF public utilities is to be
continued as the policy OF the Me
chants Association OF New York. The
board OF directors OF the association
has adopted and made public a report
submit.ed by a special committee an
pointed some time ago TO examine the
relative merits Of public and private
ownership.
The report states the controlling con-
slderatiOn is that political control, op-
Grating through political methods. Is
destructive OF economic efficiency and
therefore should not be applied 10 un-
dertakings Of an essentially business
nature. Wastefulness and ineflclency
have been the results OF government
ownership wherever tried, the report
says
These are the members OF the special
committee which submitted the report :
Frank r. Chambers. chairman: James
@. White, Otto ". Kahn Francis n
Sisson, II II. Porter and Professor
Joseph French Johnson. They were
appointed by William Fo'ioves Morgan.
president OF the association, for
re-examination OF thr question OF gov
ernment ownership and operation be-
cause OF the prominence that policy
has assumed since the beginning OF the
war.
Ex'ent of Policy Reviewed.
The report says the Federal govern
ment by virtue OF war powers delegated
by Congress 10 the President has taken
possession OF and Is now operating all
steam g.lroads, all express service.
many coastwise steamships, the Cape
Cod Canal The Erie Canal and all other
canals In New York and New Jersey. all
telegraph service all telephone service.
except farmers lines. and The ocean
cable service:
II asserts there Is now pending IN
Congress resolution that purposes
The permanent retention and operation
by the Federal government OF these
utilities. and also practical domination
OF American ships In The ocean carry
ing trade, and further purposes gov
ernmenl ownership OF the sources Of
coal and oil.
"EXcept under war conditions the sole
plea that can be advanced 10 Justify
the operation by governments OF pujllc
utilities Is thai governments can pro-
vide better service al less cost TO the
public than can private operators-thal
Is 10 say. the assumption that govern
men operation Is more efficient and
less costly than private operation" says
the report
I'VE do not believe this contention
can be sustained -On the contrary. we
contend the operations OF governments
In the economic fleld-and particularly
Evening journal., 1919-02-04
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY a, 1919.
MlLMNcroN scHooLs ANp TnEIR MoNEY NEEDS.


nH ANY men andzwomen In Wilmington. who have
lvl children In the public schools must be educated
TO considerable degree.
They must be aroused 30 the necessity OF ooslns
4heir purse-strlngs In the demand Of City Council for
more money for the schools.
They must be made to realize that II is up to them
to be willing 10 pay greater tax for few years until
the greatest efficiency secured for school system
professionally and physically.
II they bak OF a higher rate OF tax on real estate
then they must back up any efforts made by City
Council 10 the necessary funds In other way.
We cannot lay the blame on City Council for the
lack Of funds existing or the use OF the several de-
partments for we that il feels that real estate is
now taxed enough
But II the citizens cry out for better schools better
streets better health and police conditions many persons
would not hesitate to Increase the tax real estate
until the owners were aroused 10 the necessity Of giving
Council such assistance as might be required to nnd
other sources OF income for the city.
We stand for better school buildings and school
facilities FIRST and all Of the time We would rather
see our educational opportunities for the children Inn
proved the highest degree before Of the purely
commercial opportunities Of the city taken Of.
II they both be put across at the same time SO
much the better.
Evening journal., 1919-02-04
WE MUST PRESERVE THIS INDUSTRY

ID ERHAPs The most important industry estab-
lished In this country result OF the is that
Of potash production.
Approximately s50OO0OO0 Is invested In the plants
In various States where the potash is extracted and put
into form for commercial use.
Not only is the industry Itself Of Importance but the
entire agricultural life OF the nation is freed from de-
pendence foreign Of supply the develop
ment OF potash production In this country advances.
II is reported that there is now in storage enough
potash produced In the United States 10 meet the de-
mands Of the 1919 agricultural crop that In eighteen
months our production will be developed to a point
where we will be forever free Of German sources OF
supply. Not only is future production assured In suf-
nceni quantities 10 the needs Of our farmers but
practically lnexhaustble sources are available from
which 10 manufacture the product
All That is needed to make this industry permanent
intelligent protection from foreign competition by the
imposition Of adequate tariff duties.
The incoming Republican Congress- will see 10 n thai
potash is taken Of in the tariff bill that they
will Frame but whether the measure viii receive the
approval Of the President is another question
Evening journal., 1919-02-04

Old Man Winter. too. must be intsrned in Holland.
Evening journal., 1919-02-04
Merchants to Push
Fight on u. S. Ownership
Special Committee Reports Government Control Has Proved
Costly Falre-Potics Chief Objecton-Private Manage
ment With Proper Regulation, Said to Promise Best Results
LErOml lhe NeAY YnrkT TrLhnneA

(From Lhe New York Trlbpne.l
Evening journal., 1919-02-04

The United States treasury department paid o,r,
Dillon and a-hah in January We move they pay out
billion and ahalf In February for public work
Evening journal., 1919-02-04

Hen Field, Of Chicago dry goods s.ro
romance-but he promised her hundrod ri'V nsu ms
Money makes mares so and also other females Of
speciA~~ VI other
Evening journal., 1919-02-04

The super-man will now give demonstration OF hi
sby to carry the worlds largest mortgage.
Evening journal., 1919-02-04

"smile awhile" Is One advice but It won't be needed
II you give back his old Job