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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-08-16
GAS PRICE WAR
IS SPREADING
Governor Starts Something When He
Orders Supply Depots To Cut Gas
Price to 16 Cents

Reductions in gasoline prices began
when Governor McMaster ordered the
state highway supply depot a
Mitchell to sell gas at sixteen cents "a
gallon, has assumed a national aspect,
when price cuts announced by the
Standard Oil Company and indepen-
den producers, became effective in
mid-western and southern states.
August 7th the governor ordered the
cut in prices at the supply depot at
Mitchell, also announcing that he
would establish other supply depots
about the state to aid In the price
reduction. By Saturday morning, by
orders from producers all filling sta
tons in this city had cut their prices
from 26.6 cents to 16 cents per gallon.
Since then the move has spread
through half the states in the union.
Following the announcement that
an investigation OF the gasoline and
oil situation would be undertaken by
the department of justice, refiners and
distributors in the Rocky Mountain
states declared they courted inquiry,
which they said would show NO un-
reasonable profits had been made.
Officials of the Continental Oil COM
pany in Denver said they were not
concerned in the price cuts being
made in other sections Of the country.
Investigations of local conditions
are either under way or have been
ordered to proceed by various state
executives and municipal authorities.
A threat of state sale of gasoline in
Nebraska was made to oil company
heads by Governor Bryan, who asked
them to reduce gasoline prices.
The Chicago city council petitioned
Governor Len Small of Illinois TO
take action enabling purchases by
state agencies of supplies adequate t.
break prices, before announcement
was made of the reduction.
Governor Victor Donaney of Ohio.
in answer TO Governor McMaster of
South Dakota, said there were no
laws in Ohio under which he could
assist in the campaign for price re-
duction. He said 1t appeared to him
a matter for federal rather than state
action.
Governor ]. A. o. Preus of Mime
sofa, previous to the reduction, an
nounced an inquiry into cost of gaso-
line production.
An investigation of short measure
in gasoline in Cleveland resulted in
five arrests yesterday.
The inquiry by the department of
justice, officials said, is designed to
determine whether there had been
combination in restraint of trade in
interstate commerce in connection
with the recent announcement of rs
refineries in the mid-continent field to
shut down. General oil conditions
will be investigated.
Reduction of more than five cents
was said to be unfair and ruinous by
l.. V. Nicholas. head of the National
Petroleum Marketers' association, in
announcing the five cent reduction
made by the Independents in mid
western states. The Standard Oil
company of Indiana in its
ment declared it was net engaged in
an effort to put competitors out of
business, and said it would welcome
a change of attitude from all parties
concerned, resulting In a reasonable
price for gasoline which will enable
not only N but all of it's competitors, !
to enjoy a reasonable profit.
The slogan OF the motorist is Fill
'er up"
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-08-16
sow WINTER WHEAT NOW

Any one contemplating the seeding
of winter wheat should get II In the
ground between Aug. Is and Sept. Is.
There are approximately 1900
bushels available in carried ove from
the 1922 crop, In Hand and Beadie
counties.
Price ranges from about a dollar
to a dollar and twenty-five cents per
bushel. Those who seeded winter
wheat In 1922 were well satisfied with
the yield and quality. 1t natures
early enough to get out of the way of
rust, Had IL not been for the exceed
ingly dry fall in 1922, much winter
wheat would have been seeded for
the 1923 harvest.
Any IN wishing Kanred or Mon
tana SO winter wheat may obtain In
formation as to the supply by CON
municating with this Office.
X. III. Aicher.
County Agent
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-08-16
TOURISTS TRY STEALING TUR-
KEYS FROM WASHINGTON MAN

washington Times-It's, getting to
be a pretty pass when a farmers tur-
keys are not safe while out feeding
in the fields. A few days ago when
Angus Ross started home from his
mothers place on upper Sand Creek
he noticed a a standing by the side
of the road just over the brow of the
hill. When first sighted there was a
man and woman in the front seat of
the car, but the man got out as soon
as he saw the approaching auto and
raised the hood of the car and pre-
tended to be adjusting something.
Three children were over inside the
fence rounding up a flock Of young
turkeys They had already caught
several and had them in the car and
were grabbing up others as fast as
they could catch them. Angus inn
mediately demanded the release OF
the captive turkeys and the guilty
parties fastened to comply. They
were strangers and Angus had no
idea who they we're and he neglected
TO get their a number.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-08-16
PRISONER JUMPS THROUGH
TRAIN WINDOW AND ESCAPES

Sheriff NJ. j. Butte returned Thurs
day night from a business trip to
Huron. Mr.. Butte reports that a man,
C. Phillips by name, who was being
taken to Belle Fourche to stand trial
for selling mortgaged property, es-
capped from the sheriff of Butte county
jumped through a window and maxi
ing his getaway. The escape was
made about a mile west of the James
Valley Junction, while the train was
going between thirty and forty miles
an hour.
Phillips is described as about 20
years old, weight about $50, mole on
left cheek bone, and wore a blue shirt,
blue serge coat, black and gray strip
ed trousers, brown felt hat and black
shoes. At the rate of speed the train
was going it seems unlikely that he
could make the jump and land I'M
hurt, but he has SO far eluded his
searchers.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-08-16
B0HNING BROS. STORE
TO HAVE BIG SPECIAL SALE

Today's Press carries a two page ad
for the Bohning Bros. store of Miller.
This ad should be of interest to every
person in this community. not only as
a saving on the price of merchandise
but it m at the time of veal when
people most need these commodities.
Mr.. Harmon of the Hosburgh-Can-
non Sales Company of Lincoln, Nebr.,
who is conducting this sale assures
us that this is a bona fide sale and
that every article in the store will be
included and marked down from Is to
so percent.
This firm says that there are bigger
towns than this town. but they are no
better. That there are bigger stores
than their store but no better mer-
.chandise can be found in them. There
may be bigger sales than this sale but
none that will surpass ii in real old
back to earth prices that will be offer
ed at this sale. This will be some
thing new in the way of a sale ven
ture in this community and these men
should be complimented for the adj
venture.
One of the added features of this
sale is that there will be given away
free three premiums valued at $4,000
The prize campaign in which these
wonderful awards will be given away
during this sale is opened to all ladies,
married or single, men, girls or boys,
in fact anyone who wants to enter
his name or a friend or relative.
The first premium to be given away
will be a 1928 Standard Model Ford
touring car, which IS on display each
day before the store. The first prem
ium will be given to- the person re-
ceiving the highest number of votes
at the close of this sale September Is.
The second premium will be $780, 90 In
gold to the notwithstanding the
second highest number of votes. The
third premium will be $4,000 in gold.
Now if you have read the rules of
this contest there can be no other
thought in your mind but that will
cause you to say, II would love to
have the automobile, or any OF these
premiums" 1t is truly remarkable that
some one Is going to get this new car
for only a few weeks of fun calling
on their friends and asking them to
vote for them in this contest.
1t seems that this is a wonderful
where you can get $4,000
in a short time. This is a contest for
ambitious people of that sort who
know what opportunity means and
are ready to grasp 1t.
Only reliable and competent help
have been secured to assist in this
sale and nothing but the fairest treat
of all customers and contestants
will be tolerated by this firm. This is
not a quitting business proposition
with them. but a business building
and we do not doubt the
greatest success in this great selling
event.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-08-16
FARMERS UNION PICNIC
AT ST. LAWRENCE AUG. Is

The following program has been ar
ranged for the Farmers picnic at the
st. Lawrence Grove, Saturday, August
is, in connection with the address of
Mr.. A. c. Davis, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
the National Farmers Union.
100 p. m. Invocation, Rev. Johnson,
ST. Lawrence, M. Z. church.
Music ----------- Quartet Singing.
Short talks by state and local officers
OF Farmers Union.
200 p. m, Address, Mr.. A. C. Davis.
Sports will include a base ball game
North Hand vs South Hand. Ad-
mission free. Refreshment stand on
the grounds.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-08-16
TRUCK CRASHES INTO
CAR on EAST BIRD STREET

Turning out for a car which came
around the corner and turned east,
the truck driven by John Martin, also
heading east, crashed into George
Dornberger's touring car, tearing off
two rear wheels, and also two front
wheels of the truck. Witnesses stated
that the truck had plenty of room to
turn back into the road but was going
at a fast rate of speed, and being
heavily loaded, was difficult to con
troll. Luckily, no n was injured and
both cars were back in service the
next day.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-08-16
OF WOMEN VOTERS MEET

The Hand County League of Women
Voters will hold their annual meeting
on the court house lawn, Tuesday,
August 81, beginning at 4 p. m. Plans
for this years work, report of state
convention and election of officers. re-
quire the attendance OF all members
for q short business session. All
members and friends ae invited to
bring their lunch baskets and have
the family come for an old fashioned
picnic dinner at 9 O'clock.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-08-16
LEAD in LEAGUE
STILL UNDECIDED
Protest Sustained BY Directors On
Miller.Onida Game to August 9Th.

At a meeting of the directors of the
B and Y League at Highmore last
Sunday, Miller's protest of the Miller
Onida Jane at 0nida august 9TH was
sustained and il was ordered that the
game be played over al Onida on Sun
day, August 26th. Two umpires from
Pierre were appointed to oficiate at
the game.
1t is also reported that Blunt pro-
tested the game at Onida last Sunday
which ended A to 5 in favor of Onida.
Blunt claims that the tying score
crossed the plate In the ninth, with
men on End and 3rd, but that the man
was called out by the Onida umpire.
Miller won a rather loosely played
game at Harold Sunday by a batting
rally in the 9th inning. the teams
being tied 5 and 5 from the seventh
inning.
Miller drew first blood in the End
when they scored three on two walks,
two errors and a sacrifice. Harold
came back with one in their half on a
triple and a single, and added two
more in the sixth making IL 3 all.
Miller added two more in the seventh
and Harold came right back with the
tying ms The eighth was a blank.
In the ninth Nelson fouled out, and
Campbell few out to left, +. Brinker
and Walsh singled, Clark walked.
Brinker and Walsh scored on Koch's
single back of LIST and Clark scored on
a wild threw 10 third, Koch reaching
third on the play. The scoring ended
when Koch came home on S~chroeder's
single over center field.
Miller has two hard games left on
the schedule, at Blunt Aug. 10, and
at Onida August Goth. The boys will
have to play real baseball to win.
The manager also requests that any
one who will haul players will please
notify him at the Ulrich barber shop.
LII. An LII no A. IL
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-08-16
35 81 20

Stevenson sub for Going in 9Th. .
III. Winkler sub for Miller in 6th.
Summary: Earned runos, Miller s,
Harold 8; three base hit, Luck; LIST
on balls off Clark /, off Peterson s.;
struck nj by Clark IL, by Peterson 10
left on bases, Miller z, Harold S;
double plays, Engle to Going; list on
errors, Harold 2, Miller 3; hit by
pitcher, Going; hit by batted ball,
Going; Sacrifice hits, F. Brinker,
Walsh 2, Spain, Nelson, Luck.
Miller $50 0002 1865
Harrcld D 0 0022 0 0-5--8--3
Other Results
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-08-16

Moon Eclipse August 26th

A partial eclipse of the moon is
scheduled to C on August rs.
The phenomena will start at 1852
in the morning and end at SGT
o'clock. The eclipse will be WISH
BILE all over North America, but 1t
is doubtful If many Miller resi-
dents will be up to see it.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-08-16

DR.. L. ID. Sweetland passed his
10th milestone Sunday, August IL.
DIR. Sweetland came to Hand
county some 3S or 40 years ago as
a member of the Ohio colony,
settling In and naming Ohio
township. He passed his birth
day in good health, happy in the
friendship of practically every
resident OF Miller, who wish him
many more years of good health.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-08-16

In a fall from a horse. the young
son of Jens Cchristiansen living south
west of Miller, suffered a broken arm.
He was brought to the local hospital
where. the break was set. and he was
able to return to his home.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-29
DR.. Jaroslav Novak:
v NOCI z 20. MA 80. RfJNA
1918.
Pokus vojenskeho velitelstvi
prazskeho o protipTevrat.

Kdyz %. rijna 1918 pre-
wal Narodni vybor vladu re
publice ceskoslovenske, mel v
Praze krone policie a Sokolll
take vojenske Getty, die dispo-
sic sefredaktora Sise, organi-
satora a chefa vojenske Maj
fie. Toto prvni ceskoslovenske
vojsko v Praze bylo sestave-
no ucitelem prazske kadetni
skoly, setnikem Jaroslavem
Rosickym z ces. dastojniku
q vojaku, dlicich v Praze ma
dovolene po dobu nekolika
mesicu. Vrchnim velenim mad
vojskem byl povefen Narod-
MIN vyborem DIR. Scheiner. We
Ger toho dne patrolovaly jiz
po ulicich prazskych smisene
hlidky sokolske a vojenske
Bezpecnostni sluzbu konala
policie pod vedenim p. Bic
nertha. Zofinsky sal Sc pro.
menil v hlavni ceskoslovensky
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jednavati, byly vydany zaty-
kaee, ktere koncily: ''sind
"a verhaften und sofort zu
justifizieren" (budtez zatceni
a Timed odpraveni).
Pc teto noci bylo jasno, ze
nelze panu z generalniho sta
bu generalem kestfankem
ponechati jiz ami hodinu ma
vojenskem velitelstvi; DIR.
|Scheiner, a poslanci Strfbrny
a Udrzal odebrali Sc dne 80.
|rijna v 9 hodin rano ma vojen-
|ske velitelstvf, obsazene ma
d'arskou setninou s kulomety,
ably je prevail jmenem Ma
rodniho vyboru uplne.
Zatfm k setnine csl. manor
nlku, OdeSlane z ZOflna v noel
k vojenskemu velitelstvf a po-
silene dalsi setninou, byla pri
byla pred 9. hodinou jeste
prvni ozbrojena a odprisahla
prvnf setnina \ csl. pluku.
Je v dobre pameti, jak po
vzrusenem jednani, jemuz prf
ltomnf ceskoslovensti ddstojni
! ci dodali diraz tasenymi sa-
vlemi, general Kestranek ce
lynn svym stabem kapituloval
| a byl internovan, nacez vojen
lske velitelstvi definitivne pre-
slo do spravy dra Scheinera,
vrchniho velitele ceskosloven-
skych vojsk.
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vojensky stan, kan dovazeny
byly pusky strojni pusky. z
kadetky, kde bylo asi 500 pu-
SEX 2 strojnf pusky, dosla
prvni fzasilka, ostatek z kasa-
rem, jak Sc dalo.
Jezto mfstni velitel general
Zanantoni stahl utocne setni-
ny mad arske, ktere kratce
po poledni %. rijna byly OBJ
SADLY Sc strojnimi puskami
Vaclavske a Staromestske ma
mesti, nedoslo odpolednes ke
srazkam, k nimz mohlo velmi
snadno dojiti, protoze obecen-
stvo smahem strhovalo ma
d'arskym a nemeckym dustoj-
nikum "Karlieky" velmi ci-
telne pobizelo ty, kteri neby-
Ii dosti ochotni "Karlicky"
odloziti. Vecer tehoz dne pred
desatou hodinou vecerni byli
" Obecnim dome prijati rozsi
renym Narodnim vyborem ge-
neralove Kestranek, Zananto-
nj, plukovnik Stusch a major
Wondratzek a bylo s mimi jed
nano modalitach dalsiho pu-
sobeni velitelstev. Oba gene
ralove We vsf forme vojenske
Sc podridili rozkaziim Narod-
niho vyboru.
Noe minula v Praze klidne.
| Ma venkove vzaly mistni ma
rodni vybory ihned sprawl do
svych rukou a pfi jejich auto
rite podarilo Sc vsude udrzeti
kid, poradek a disciplinu. -
Teto noel jsem konal sam
sluzbu v Narodnim vyboru. U
drzoval jsem spojeni cesky-
mi moravskymi narodnimi
vybory, ktere Sc dozadovaly
telefonem potrebnych infor-
maci a instrukci a podavaly
zpravy. Zvlast6 bylo dulezi-
to, ably byla udrzena volna
doprava ma vsech tratich, jez-
Ito zastavovanim transportu
urcenych pros Widen a jina
|nyni zahranicni mista, jakoz
vojenskymi vlaky, hrozilo u
cpani nadrazi.
Telefon zvonil celou noc: O
braz revoluce v cele oblasti &c
ske byl uplny, znamenity a
radostny.
| II ~
Ma 20. rijna v 8 bod. rano
byli svolani novinami dustojni
ci vojaci ma ,zofin, kde k
MIN promluvil dr.. Scheiner a
poslanec Stribrny, nacez byly
do vSech casti Prahy rozesla
ny setniny po 200-3OO mu'
zich a ma Zofine sestovovans
evidence dlstojnlku muz
stva. Ma mistnim velitelstvi ,
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re ddstojnfci jsou ma, ulieleA
linsultovani biti, ze je 1ybo,
no prot temto vystrednostamS
'ktere nabyvaji razu bolseti-
'ckeho, energicky ,1akrociti,
re vojenke velitelstvi je "a
poradek zodpovedno zrovna
tax jako Narodni vybor a ze
zada cd Narodniho vyboru
prislusne zmocneni. Odpove-
del jsem, re sokolske a vojen-
ske hlidky, jak mi je hlaseno,
stac1 ma udrzenf klidu a ze
'jednotlive pfipady nemohou
'byti pricinou k zakroceni. Ia
Ichvilku ma to oval sc telefon
'opet a telefonista vojenskeho
lvelitelstvi, myslim, ze Sc jme
noval Hajek, volal upenlive
do telefonu: PRO Boha vas
lprosim. prijd'te hned sam, ta-
cy Sc neco strasneho pfipravu-
Ijev' Rekl jsem, re jsem v Ma
rodnim vyboru zcela sam. Ma
lehal jsem, aby mi rekl, co SEE
=. dele. On vsak opakoval stale
jen svou upenlivou prosbu.
Byl jsem zfejme velice ustra-
Sen. Konecne pov6del, ze pfi-
sli Mad'afi do budovy velitel-
stvi a ze vytlacili ven sokol-
skou straz. -f
! lined jsem sdelil zpravu
setniku Rosickemu q kratce
po tom prisel do Narodniho
Ivyboru DIR. Scheiner, kteremu
Jsem podal prehled vsech
zprav, ktere dosly z Prahy
z venku, a o rozmluvach sc
setnikem Feiglem. Vyslovil
jsem presvedceni, ze vojenske
veiitelstvf pripravuje proti-
. pfevrat. DR.. Scheiner, ktere-
mu jsem podal pfehled vsech
: zprav, ktere dosly z Prahy
z venku a o rozmluvach sc SET
: nikem Feiglem. Vyslovil jsem
, pfesvedceni, ze vojenske veil.
telstvi pripravuje protipfe.
: yrat. DR.. Schiner 81 zavola1
: po tom Zofin a dal setniku
/. Rosickemu presne rozkazy. c
4 neco pozdeji prisli clenovt
, Narodniho vyboru ProkGpei
: a Zahradnik, ktere jsem in
} formoval hrozicim nebezpe
: ci a zadal, ably die moznost
informovali mistopredBedu
: Svehlu. Sam jsem telefonicky
!. avisoval DIR. Rasina. Ma tx
: nasledoval novy hovor Sc set
: nikem Feiglem, ktery predn:
/, sci move stiznosti: ze ujedna
: nj mezi Narodnim vyborem |
e vojenskym velitelstvim nejso,
a dodrzovana, ze distojnici, p'
L vefeni Narodnfm vyborem
hlavne setnik Rosicky, prekr'
: cuji meze sve plsobnosti Q &
E pry v prilisne horlivosti wal
! ma sebe povinnosti a ukoly
a ma ktere z daleka nestac{ je
E jich vojenske Schopnosti, co:
: muze vesti k nebezpecnyn
:. konfliktum. zadal znovu
0 zmocneni k zakroceni prot
! bolsevickym zivldm. Odpove
/ del jsem, re zakroceni vojen
: skeho velitelstvi neni tfeba
+ re vojenske velitelstvi zadne
i no zmocneni nemdze dostat
n a professional jsem energick,
q proti vytlaceni Sokold re str
e ii ma velitelstvi. Pokud Sc ty
) ce ddstojniku, ma ktere 81 set
o mix Feigl stezuje, ze 81 Naro
mi vybor vyzada zitra inform;
t. ce voienskeho velitelstvl. Te
! lefonista voienskeho yelitel
n styi Sc znovu oval q hl4sil
7, ze Sokolove byli jiz Mad'ar
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Josefskych kasarnach 1fado-
val generalem Zanantonim
jako zastupce Narodniho W.
boru DIR. Jaroslav Mattus.
Asi v 10 hodin odjel DIR.
Scheiner Sc setnfkem Rosie
kym, jehoz byl jmenoval svym
adjutantem, Sc setniky Kostr-
bou, Betkou, Hajnym, rytmi-
strem Strakou, nadp. Zentlem
a oficialem Nebeskym ma sbo-
rove velitelstvi ke generalu
Kestrankovi. Tam DR.. Schei-
ner jednal o odevzdani vojen-
skeho velitelstvi a prosadil,
re straz v budove sboroveho
velitelstvi budou nadale ko-
lnati Sokolove. Setnik Rosicky
Ivymohl ma gen. Kestrankovi,
|aby 81 jeste dopoledne vyza-
dal Vfdn6 souhlas, ably O.
devzdano bylo Narodnimu W.
boru skladiste zbrani V Hosti-
lvicich. Souhlas dosel k jedne
Ihodine odpolednf.
Rytmistr Straka cd auto
lsboru opatril nakladni auta,
ktera lined zacala voziti zbra
Ine a munici Hostivic. Po
Iozbrojeni straznlch setnin by
(! 10 ma Zofine slozeno asi 600
rusek a 20 beden naboj1. Kro
me toho byly ma nadrazich od-
Ibirany ujizdejicim mad'ar-
skym nemeckym vojakum
Izbytecne zbrane casti W.
zbrojne a konecne zasluhou
rumunskeho nadporucika Her
baye odevzdali rumunsti voja-
+ ci, slouzici u mad arskych plu
XII, vsechny zbrane a naboJe,
jichz Sc mohli zmocniti a utvo-
fiti rumunskou legii V 1jezd-
skych kasArnach. Nadporucik
Herbay dodal "a noe z 20. ma
80. rijna ma zofin 23 pima au-
| ia zbrani, mezi mimi sest stroj
Mich pusek. Pohotovymi zbra-
nemi byli ozbrojeni pfedevsim
namornici. Ma Zofine bylo sta
lie vojsko pohotove k rozka-
zum Narodniho vyboru.
Vecer jsem mel opet nocni
sluzbu v Narodnim vyboru ia.
ko zastupce sekretare dra Sta.
ska. Praha tonula v radost,
Inem opojeni prvnich civil sve
body a vedomi nezdolne silly
davalo vsem pocit uplne bez.
pecnosti.
Asi v 8 hodin vecer hlasil z
poStovniho reditelstvi vrchn
komisar PiXa, re die sdelen
podplukovnika Hoppe, mluv
sef generalniho stabu plukov
mix Stusche po cely den tele
fonicky Vidni. Pan Pixa zji
stil, re sc tax dalo ma tajnt
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