davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1921-07-13
r.

NEW YORK, July ia field Of
a3a of the leading professional and
amateur golfers OF h country, in ad.
dition to the famous English profess
sionale. George Cannon and Abe
, 1921-07-13
EKLuND TO MEET YOKEL.

SHERIDAN, Wyo.. July i2.-Mike
Yokel. of Salt Lake City and Clarence
Eklund Of Peckville. wyo.. claimant
to h light heavyweight wrestling
championship. have been matched TO
meet here July %.
, 1921-07-13
CINCy GETS MARKLE.

CINCINNATI. July ls.-The Gin
cinnati Nationals have purchased
Pitcher Markle. sta OF the Atlanta
club of the Southern association.
, 1921-07-13
VETERANS ADDRESS WANTED.

Inquiries are being made here for
the address OF Henry Willis. war veter-
an. OF whom a compensation check u
undelivered. Anyone knowing his
address is asked to communicate with
the American Legion or Z. c. Calhoun
Of the vocational aid office.
, 1921-07-13
GERMAN SHIPS TO PErRoGRAD

HAMBURG. July 1.-TWO German
steamers loaded with mixed cargoes
and flour left here today for Petro-
grad.
, 1921-07-13
Forty of 65 Games Scheduled for the Re-
finers to Be Played On Home Grounds
During Last Half

Casper will get 40 of the So baseball games which
will be played by the team during the latter half of the sea
son according to arrangements perfected at the meeting of
the Midwest league baseball moguls which was held here
yesterday. Under this plan the Refiners have only 25 more
, 1921-07-13
SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF Wire

Mitchell. has arrived for the national
open which begins in
Washington next Tuesday.
, 1921-07-13
GOLD MEDAL
NhMLEM;ow
~ R4ys1iWa

The national remedy Of Holland for owe,
400 years; /, is an enemy Of a.: pains re-
sulting from kidney. liver and uric acid
troubles. All druggists. three sizes.
L>ok for the name Gold Medal on every boa
and accept nc imitation
, 1921-07-13
games to play on the road.

This schedule was perfected at n
meeting in which II was decided that
a split season" would best answer
, 1921-07-13
BETTER
DEAD

Life is a burden when the body
is racked with pain. Everything
worries and the victim becomes
respondent and downhearted. To
bring back the sunshine take
, 1921-07-13

TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS
BRING RESULTS.
, 1921-07-13
American League.
Last Scores
MONDAY GAMES.


National League.
st. Louis s. Philadelphia ..
Cincinnati o. Boston 2.
Pittsburgh .. Brooklyn 4.
Chicago I. New York 9.
American League.
Washington 4. st. Louis 5.
New York 4. Chicago o.
Boston~s-7. Detroit Ia
, 1921-07-13

Tribune Classified Ads
Bring Results
, 1921-07-13

TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-03-10
MANY LAWS WILL BE SUB
MITTED TO THE PEOPLE

l. begins to look as if the open
season for the initiative and refer
endum would soon be here. The
legislature has adjournN and it
stands the peaceful citizen in hand
TO look little out. We warn you
in time.
When you come down town soma
fine morning and see one of your
neiehbors rushing hatless, and
coatless up Center Avenue, waving
his arms wildly, you may think he
IS running for doctor, but you will
be mistaken. If you listen to him,
you will find that he wants you to
/ sign a petitionto refer some law
the legislature has passed to vote
of the people And you might as
well stop and listen to him, or he
will chase you up the hill, and pos
sibly up the stand-ripe or the flag
pole where you will find other
neighbors clinging in their des-
perate efforts to get away from
the petition circulators.
Although the final action of the
legislature is IN many instances
not yet certain, desperate, Wild
eyed men and women are already
getting petitions printed. A repeal
Of the Sunday law will be initiated
The law discussing chiroprators
will be referred if it passes. Then
Dick Richards will refer the am
eiil aiiiGGiicilts that the legislature have
made to his party primary law.
| Besides this he and his friends are
| n the field with their moral stand
ardization law.
Yes, Richards is at it again. He
would have a law that makes fel
low give a certificate of character
before he can get drunk. The high
or his certificate shows his char
acter to be, the drunken he can
ret, presumably, for his proposed
law would permit man to buy
booze only upon presenting paper
evidence that he was of good NOR
al character and Justly entitled +e
tank up Dick pulls off some fun
ny things, but this one is about
the funniest yet. And to make it
funnier, he seems TO take it SER
iously and is pronosing it in all
rood faith. But if it wasn't for
Dick, life might be only one dreary
round of monotony in South Da-
kota, so we ought to give thanks
| that we have him in our midst.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-03-10

Are you going to see Taylor
Holmes in Nothing But Lies" at
Gem, Friday and Saturday?
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-03-10

PHONE BLK SO LOCAL NEWS PHONE BLK ss
Insist on your dealer giving
YOU KING PHILIP FLOUR.

Try a load of Mine Run SpIint.
It's the boss coal for furnace. SIS
per ton at Farmers Elevator.
The Snowflake Loaf" is here
for 10 cents .-Pioneer Bakery.
Miss Leota Elan came up from
Philip Saturday and is sApding the
week at home.-Quinn Courant.
New line of Mems, Ladies and
Children's rain coats, just in at
Williams.
Gladys Steele of Philip, visited
over Sunday with her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Claude Steele.-Wall Re-
cord.
The Snowflake Loaf" is here
for 10 cents. Pioneer Bakery.
The Children's Story Hour last
week in charge of Miss Carey was
a most interesting hour for those
who were present Miss Carey
knows how to tell a story and hold
the interest of her hearers.
Special sale Of shirtwaist silk.
All during this month Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. J. Gee and son
Allen autoed to Fort Pierre last
Friday to visit Mrs Gees sister,
Mrs. Mcpherson and family. They
returned Monday afternoon.
For Rent: 100 acres, southeast
quarter of the northeast quarter
northwest quarter southwest quar-
ter of section / township 2 north
of range 10. Sam p Calvert, Du-
range, Iowa. Is If
Miss Gladys Watson met with a
most unfortunate accident last
Sunday evening, which resulted in
broken leg She was riding 8
horse and the saddle turned allow.
ing her to fall TO the ground. We
understand she is getting along al
this time as well as could be eX
pected.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-03-10

The Snowflake Loaf" is here
for 10 cents Pioneer Bakery.
% cases of shoes just arrived at
Williams.
For Sale: Fine residence located
in Philip. Reasonable price and
very eaesy terms. Inquire at the
Pioneer-Review. Is If
Otto F. Sharon was at Philip
last Friday evening attending the
basket ball game between the Phi
lip High School teaem and the
Pierre Indian school team. He re-
portssthe game as being one of the
fastest ever played in this part of
the country, and the Philip High
boys came out victorious, but had
to work every moment of the play
ing Kadoka Press.
New laces and embroideries and
the prices are right Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd G. Coye are
this week moving onto the farm
northwest of Kadoka which MIR.
Coye recently purchased from his
father, Frank Cove. and they will
farm the place this summer Mr..
and Mrs. Coye Sr., will move to
Kadoka and occupy the residence
occupied by the former. Mr.. Floyd
Coye will not resign as Register OF
Deeds but will devote a part OF
his time to the affairs Of that Of
| flee, and has also secured Miss
Clarice DeWeert who will attend
| to the business of the office as
Deputy Register of Deeds Kado.
ka Press.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-03-10
PHILIP HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENTS PSALM

Miss Keve is my teacher, / shall
not pass. She maketh me sit down
n deem embarrassment: she leadeth
me into trans of my own setting;
he detecteth my bluff She asketh
ne for my recitation, which | can
not give. Yea, though | struggle
with composition and rhetoric both
day and night, it availeth me mo-
thing, for my memory faileth me.
She displayeth my ignorance in
the presence of my classmates. She
raineth epithets upon me. She
showeth no mercy.
Surely funks and conditions
shall follow me all the days of my
life, and | shall dwell in the Philip
High School forever.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-03-10

Barbed wire and woven wire at
A. c. Kingsbury Lumber Go. 16tf
Bradstreet & Eager do painting
and paper hanging 16tf
Rev Tedford of the Methodist
church was a VI itor at sRapid
City on Wednesday.
George Inman, former resident
of Kadoka, was a pheasant caller
at this office on Tuesday of this
week. He is now living in Sioux
City and is one of the representa-
tives of the Breeders Gazette.
NOTICE: A reward of $500 will
be given for information that will
convict any person guilty of break
ing street lamps. Phillip Light
& Power Company.
At the meeting of the board Of
county commissioners held last
week, the resignation of Earl o.
Ro"gh as superintedent of high
ways was accent~d, he having been
on the state coal commission with
headquarters at Hayne, North Da-
kota, for the passt two months.
l.. +. Carr was appointed to fill
the vacancy and has charge of the
work at tie present time. Mr.
Carr has heen foreman Of the ROAD
crew for the past few years and is
thoroughly acpainted with the
work in all its details. George
Rritton is acting rs foreman il
the place of Mr.. Carr.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-03-10
JUDGE NYsTROM PERFORMS
DOUBLE WEDDING CEREMONY

Yesterday in the office Of the
County Judge, Charles "A. Nystrom
a double wedding was performed,
the contracting parties being
James Crowser and Laura ENGLAND
both of DoWling. Sputh Dakota,
and Albert l.. Webb and Rena
Raymond, both Of Pedro, South Da
kota. The yolsng couples are going
to housekeeping on ranches near
Dowling and Pedro where they
have homes already prepared and
where they have grown up in the
community Rapid City Journal.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-03-10
Use Durema Flour for pancakes.


A Victrola has been secured for
the Story Hour next Saturday and
some suitable records will be play
ed for the little folks. The story
hour is at 10 A. M. at the Library.
For Sale: A few choice milk
cows. Frank Griggs, Philip. Ia If
The Childnn's Story Hour this
week will be in charge of Miss
Kelly and her group of helpers.
All children under school age are
invited TO this Hour" Miss
Kelly will b. sure to entertain
them as she does all children un-
der her care.
See Bradsrteet & Eager's wall
paper samples. Is If
StraBed: coming 3 year old
calves, branded slash on left shoul-
der and L on left hip. Last seen
at Roy Logan place near Powell.
Reward, Clint Lockett, Philip. II 2
BIG HORN COAL at Farmers
Elevator.
Arrangements are being made
to give Carnival dance at Pohles
HALL on the evening of February
18th. Confetti, caps, honrs and
other parapheAalia will be sup
piled at the hall and rousing
good time will be had. The music
will be furnished by the Tickle
Toe Quintet,
Eggs for Hatching: Pure bred
White Wyandotos. 81 for Is. Roy
Chambers, Philip. Is 5tp
Iawrenco Mcdaniel and wife
were arrivals Sunday morning
from Snencer, South Dakota. MIR.
McDaniel's father arrived on. the
previous day with an immigrant
car and they will take no their
residence on the Onsted place
1ortheast Of town which they pur-
chased a couple of years ago.
Fer Sale or Trade: A good Ford
truck with tribe box. r. V. Mill
stead. Is 2t
We can supply you with fence
nosts at II cents and up. "A. c.
Kigsbury Lumber Co, Is If
Paul e. BelIamy, president of
the state cement commission, and
n civil engineer have arrived at
Rand City. The surveyor will
make a survey for a SPUR track
which will extend from the Crouch
line tracks to the site of the state
cement plant which is to be in
stalled in RaDid City. The building
of the spur track will be prelimin-
ary to actual work Of installing
the cement plant being commenc-
ed-Rapid City Journal.
Sell your cream to Pohle. Best
service and -hlgheSt price.
Frank r. Gale and wife were in
Monday from their fran in the
north part of the county. While
here Mr. Gale called at the Press
office and made arrangements for
the carrying of an ad in this paper
for the month of March advertis-
ing a private sale of Duroc Jersey
HOPS. IF intel ested in the purchase
Of these hogs we direct your at
tention to the ad of Mr.. Gale in
this issue and can assure our read
nrs that he has a mighty fine
bunch of hogs and their breeding
consists of the best strains of the
Duroc blood lines Kadoka Press.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-03-10
MONEY FOR FIRST MORTGAGE
Leans. Write Ralph Vandercook.
Fort Pierre, So. Oak. 52tf

To My Customers:
From now on | viii sell gasoline
and Perfection kerosine i'm not less
than barrel lots; and lubricatine
oil i'm not less than half barcei lets.
- STANDARD OIL COMPANY
10. Daniels, Agent
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-03-10

lie ADilb"Atdht 11IdA 10 AAGAS
for 10 cents.-Pioneer Kakery.
Are you going to see Taylor
Holmes in Nothing But Lies" at
Gem, Friday and Saturday?
The season offers lower prices
at the Kepp Baertsch Co., Rapid
City, S. Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Young, Mr..
and Mr.. Fl. B. Lovald and Miss
Sylvia McAllister, al Of Midland,
were visitors in Philip last Satur-
day.
We are chowing the most remark
able selection of suits and dresses
for spring we have ever had. Kepp
Baertsch Co, Rapid City, S. Oak.
Lyons and Moran in Once A
Plumber" at Gem next Monday
and Tuesday.
T. V. Joseph enjoyed a visit
with his father who came out from
Huron for a few days the fore part
Of the week.
For Sale: One Dodge and one
Maxwell battery. Both new and
can be bought at a bargain if TAX
en- before April 1st. Nick Potten-
ger, Philip. II If
A. c. BehE of Midland was a
pleasant caller at this office on
Monday.
Mutt & Jeff, TAYLOR Holmes and
Big Sunshine Comedy at Gem
Friday and Saturday.
Frederick Rose of Dowling was
in town Monday Offering nroof on
his homestead before County Judge
o. X. Whitney. William and JAS.
Crowser accompanied him as his
witnesses.
The Snowflake Loaf" is here
for 10 cents Pioneer Bakery.
L. F. Barnhart of Milesville re
turned Sunday morning from Ft -.
Wayne, Indiana, where he has been
visiting for the past severa'
month.
Allen SDaur of Kadoka was in
Philip last Friday afternoon for
few hours. He has been engaged
by the Farmers Co-Operative Co
as manager of their elevator here
in PhiliD and expects to take ur
the work about the fifteenth O
this month. He is on experienced
man in that line and is especially
interested in farmers cooperative
work of all kinds.
Senator Morrison returned Sat
urday morning from Pierre after
Ispending two months as a member
of the upper house of the legisa-
ture He tells us that they COM
Ipleted their work on the evening
before short time before mid
night and did not find it necessary
TO turn the clock back as has been
the custom in times past.
George v. Welch, commander
Iof the Wheeler-Brooks Post of
the American Legion was at HUI
ron Monday attending meeting
of the post commanders of the
state. At this meeting a re-union
was arranged to be held at Rapid
| City during the early part of Aug
| ust which will be attended by
members from all over the state.
in fact it is expected that between
seven and eight hundred members
will be on hand for the three days
celebration.
An Old Fashioned Ladies Aid
Meeting at Mohawk Crossroads" is
the name of play to be rut on
at the Grindstone Hall on the ev-
ening of February 10Th. About
twenty of the ladies of that local
ity will take part it and it prom.
ises to be most entertaining af-
fair. s
The uncertainty Of the weather
during the early days of the week
has interfered with the building
/ operations to some extent. Yes.
terday the workmen started tbs
laying of the foundation for the
| Dorothy building and also on the
Larson, Schwartz, Williams build
| fngs The LAYING of the new fool
in the Shimke building is being
delayed somewhat until the wealth
er settles
RADIATORS
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-03-10
RADIATORS
er settIes

2 dozen Ford radiators priced
TO sell Quick. P. G. Wold, Tinshop
Philin, s. D. LIZ st
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-03-10
DR.. n. b GEARnshT, N. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Philip, South Dakota
Philip, South Dakota

The Snowflake Loaf is here
for 10 cents.-Pioneer Kakery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-23
five HELD FOR
JAP DEP0R1ING
Taken to Jail on Kidnapping
Charge

TURLOcK. Cal. July -. Five
moro arrests ~ q result Of the Jap
anesc deportatons here. were made
this morning by Chief Of Police
sfahi.
-Four persons have given o. %.
thoriues a complete account Of the
affair. Stahi stated. and Wholesale
arrests will take place today az fast
as he can locate the parties wanted.
he Indicated.
Those arrested today were Frank
Harden and Bin Borden. alleged to
have driven the trucks In which tho
Japanese were deported: Clarence
Healdstrom. rancher: an itnerHne
worker who gave the name OF Red
and Lamar Jackson. . local worker.
They were Immediately taken to
Modesto. where they were placed In
jail on charges OF kidnapping and in
crsinx . riot
Practically an the japanese havu
returned 10 this district From the
number seen on the streets there il
no indication Of any trouble ever
having taken place They are beine
Furnished adequate protection By the
authorities, who have urged all those
driven out to return
There II now ample labor TO han
die the cantaioupe crop, growers
said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-23
WORK TO START
ON BANK HOME
Seattle National Ready to
Proceed With Building

Work win be started Immediately
upon the fine. large, exclusive bank
building Of the Seattle National bank.
Bids for it's erection have been ac-
cepted. The general contract was
let 20 the lowest bidder. the Pacific
states Construction company. and
the marble contract 10 o. T.. Lutz.
II In estimated that II win take
about nine months to complete this
new banking home. which will cover
n ground area 12oxi0s feet at tho
corner Of Second ave. and Columbia
st., directly across Columbia st. from
the Seattle National banks present
location.
This exclusive bank building. which
Will comprise basement, three stories
with fun mezzanine. and provisions
for a fourth story when required,
VIII represent banking quarters that
WIN not be exceiled by any bank
building In the Northwest
Its construction Just at this tina.
with business conditions ar they are.
Indicates the confidence Of the banks
management In the general business
situation.
The directors feel fully repaid
said Daniel kelleher. chairman Of
the board OF directors. today. thru
The lower construction costs which
the figures Of the present bids repre-
sent. for the slight delay occadoned
by the postponement Of the erection
OF this building. by NEXT spring We
VIII have ready banking quarters
which win be credit 70 Seattle. and
which VIII furnish the most modern,
up 20 date facilities for our many
customers"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-23
EXPECT ITALIAN
CABINETS FALL
Horrors in Sarzana Seem to
Doom Government

ROME. July es.-The fascisth
communist horrors in sarxana to-
day threatened overthrow OF the
present Italian cabinet.
As a result Of the states position
the socialist groups have decided to
vote against the cabinets program
This leaves as its only faithful Sup
porters the popular and reformist
groups which will probably not give
IL the majority necessary to exist
ence, II was believed.
Reports today from the fisht ere
stated that 20 had been killed and
at least 20 wounded Dispatches
from Sarzana described the murders
OF wounded fascist by hospital or
derlies. carrying surgeons knives.
The dispatches stated they knitted
their victims as they lay painfully
wounded on the ground where they
had fallen In fighting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-23
1921 Record of
Pedestrians Hit
by Automobiles

Xxi Nicholas Haughhan. Is.
III 1 Thurman ave. was treated
at city hospital for bruises and cuts
received whom he was struck by an
auto driven by Mrs. A. y. Halnes.
500 18th ave. ~. Thursday evening
at Eighth ave. and olive at
Haughhan said he was crossing
tho street and did not sec tho car
coming.
AE0-An unidentified girl was
tux struck and slightly bruised
at the entrance OF Woodland park
Friday afternoon by an auto driven
by g. G. Mcdonald, 1895 2sth ave. NJ.
The girl was standing on the curb.
Ing with her parents when nhe sud.
denly stepped In front OF the auto.
She was taken 20 Columbus SAM.
tarium. whore an examination was
made. and later she was allowed TO
80 home.
AE0-An unidentified gfri was
TOOknocked down al Minor ave.
and fairyiew IT. by an auto driven
BY H. A. Haywood, ss2s woodlawn
ave. Friday morning, and slightly
injured when her foot was run over.
She was walking with her parents
when the accident occurred. She
was taken home by Haywood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-23
Won't Order Vote
on General Strike

SAN FRANCISCO. July ss.-rhe
San Francisco labor council last
night refused TO order an immediate
vote OF all labor union members on
the question OF calling a general
strike to support the building trades
unions. The building trades unions
have been on strike since May /.
Members OF the unions are now re.
fusing to so back to work because
the employers have adopted the
American plan" The building
trades council recently voted to ask
n general strike in San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-23
WANTS WOMAN
CENSURED, TOO
Minister In Jail BIames Girl
OF 10

PORTLAND. July ,,.-'Men and
women today are eager TO effect
equal rights for both sexes. n pub
lie opinion wants society 10 found
itself on such n tasla, why isn't the
woman blamed as much as the man
In a case like miner"
SO asks Rev. Fred II Roy-ton. sa.
lem Methodist minister. in jaii here
awaiting federal Grand fury hear.
Ing on charges OF violating the
Mann act.
Miss Frankie Edwards. 10. also Of
Salem. In the girl In the case. She
testified In the preliminary hearing
here Thursday that Royston had
persuaded her 10 run away with
him. despite the fact that he already
had wife and ii.ycar-old daughter.
Following the arrest OF the two In
centralia Wash.. early In July.
Royston was temporarily suspended
from his pastorship. and recently
was given n hearing.
Royston only smiled and shook his
head when reminded that Adam had
placed all thc blame on Eve.
There is too much Of this sort Of
thing roing on IN the world" the
clergyman continued. THE Mann
act Is an incentive for women Of this
sort 10 ply their trade. and very sell
dom acts as protective measure for
the innocent woman.
Where a minister Of the gospel IL
the suspected party 10 such . deed.
the effect is all the worse
Many times the church with
draws It's support and consolation
when a man is in trouble. That In
the time when that man. be he lay
man or clergyman. needs II most
I'm sure Christ would not turn
away were He here. I'm glad n say
my church has not forsaken me-
yet