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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - September 18, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota Different bigger better Mitchell Corn Palace sept. 25 to 30 a _ a the evening rep Bucan third edition vol. Xxxviii. Mitchell South Dakota monday september 18. 1922 number 298britain masses Fleet business wants or Ned a Dro due drowned crossing Fedrial Reserve Lake at Tower Minn. Out of politics Insulat and widespread or Mand that governor Harding be retained to set precedent i flt i i Quot consider cd most rut Ion of ant outside Kum Dent s Cabin it by Assoria of press leased wire Tower Minn., sept. 18.�?john Fop. Eyberg. Pioneer Tower merchant was drowned Lake Vermillion yesterday while his Way his Mojor boat to this City. He was accompanied by j. H. Hickey sr., who had dropped asleep just after leaving Moose Island. A Hen or Hickey woke up the boat had crossed big Bay near Taylor s Island and or. Fogelberg was gone. How to his death probably will always to unknown. Uniform Law illegitimacy is proposed a plan is to place obligation of care of child both parents 109,080 Ford men am showmen to si0ux Falls y0uth great Armada Are Idle As result 2�?oa� 1 shot Back while of shutdown of shoes return to work Hunting at Wentworth Many now neglected at i it i i m Mauk Sillivan d Polit Ira i Corris it Dent of Mitchell evening Republican Cion to a. Sept. Is copy the evening Republican a a that the office of governor �?��?�mer.11 Reserve Board has been sue e August 9 and that Prest i ring has made no move to i set tree of comment which volume proportion As a y that goes by makes the sit a Ore difficult for those of it and More mysterious Ltd a he outside of it. No one be disposed to criticize the pm during the period of his t1 anxieties Over mrs. Hard but his inaction is now a a. F five weeks office is commonly described important than any other of vie the Cabinet and More even than at least five of the it a of flees governor of the Board a p g Harding a demo or Minghan a a. Who was Intel i president first rescuers enter Argonaut bulletin says extra precautions re taken to Phea ent Cave behind workers a hat Ever it w the a Sid Erable Section of Public my a very determined one ton. And Distant from it. a governor Harding shall be i Janis own successor and be pressure president to take that step. Th#4 per of time to co by puts gov. what would under Ordin a mrances a Embarrass Avion. Ordinarily the Mere president Harding did not governor Harding at the the Batter s term of office ended i Quot a men As final evidence that i d no and does not intend to Pili him at any time it pipe Ive group of persons a is ism View that president v to of vet reappoint govern pay Ding and that if president �?~jant., so. Governor Harding. Personal inclination hold himself open to pot a reappointment if and when la tendered to him. Want no pol i ties the pro up a is backing governing i a this position includes a Errin 7r 7 linkers and business men a a Augh no r the East and elsewhere. V Ike it Clear that their adv a of he reappointment of gov nor has Ding is not based any = the latter personally or any or. Lull or collective loyalty to him i a 3r or As office Holder. These their advocacy wholly the my of a principle. They say it a per a it that the office of govern of the Federal Reserve Board shall held free of politics. They Par ulary insist the importance of g the precedent that any gov of Quot the Federal Reserve Board 7 has filled his office with Ade mention to its duties shall he Ltd automatically regardless we political party he belongs to i regardless of his personal rela a whoever May be president of a it red states at the time. It a r these advocates say freely a hey do not pretend that govern Hir j no is the Only Man who could he office successfully. They say be be a Hundred men the a who could fill the office e. Well but they insist that the p.-r�. Clement of the situation is a a of personality but one of or Lyle a a Cist that the important thing it a if the Freedom of this no considerations of politics a Side rat ions of personal re a he president of Type United cd from All Ethey Conslder-.1 i at Ever except the principle office shall not be subject san Polit Leal or personal i that the office shall have and that anybody who has r pts snably Well shall he kept deflation position to the reap Post governor Harding comes no persons who disapprove things the Federal Reserve during the period of deflation 1920 and 1921. A some who. Admitting the of deflation claim that the a a Rve Board chose a time o this policy and Jirred inner such a to great a he prices of farm products ukers and businessmen Tri unities opa Ganda against the re of governor Harding red to such attacks As j a he vociferous senator Alabama serious person a Ake much account of it. Ensure Vig inst governor come also from Farmers Smen some Southern i states and from Politi represent them. St Ion asked is Why if Harding did not intend to governor Harding he is i to say so and did not Ltd lessor ready August 9. I a ated that president hard ire to act one Way or the is to make both sides More re it is also claimed that Lent Harding had re appoint a r Harding promptly much Regent tension might have. Sided. By associated dross leased Zaire Jackson Cal. Sept. 18.�?the opening Between the Kennedy and Argonaut mines has been timbered up and two men have gone through into the 4,2ao foot level of the Argonaut mine. It was officially announced at la a. . Timbering the opening Between the Kennedy and Argonaut mines to prevent a Cave the rescuers who stand ready to enter the Argonaut which 4 7 men have been entombed delayed the Federal mine Rescue Crews rom entering the Argonaut. Gas is decreasing Quot the Carbon monoxide Gas has decreased very materially so that Tho test Canary Bird is Only slightly affected a or. Duschak consulting chemical Engineer of the California Industrial Accident commission said the great Force of the draft blowing from the Kennedy to the Argonaut mine indicates that there is no Cave the 4,200 floor level of the Argonaut the Rescue officials declared. Crews of men were holding till ventilating doors the ,600 foot level of the Kennedy closed order to prevent the draft from rekindling the fire the Argonaut. Pure air rushes air is Rushing into the Argonaut at such a rate that it now requires four men to close a door the 9 30 a. . Bulletin issued by Fred l. Lowell state ind rial Accident commission Vej Wineer said. This Means that the air the Argonaut will be purified quickly tor exploration acid Rescue work mine officials said. Eight Hurt Kaw Speedway one Driver killed when steering it Kee it a cracks course by a associated mss i cased w ire Kansas City to sept . Reports from hospitals today indicated that three men injured seriously yesterday the dedication motor car race of Kansas City a new Speedway would recover. Roscoe Carles of Lafayette ind., was Kiuei when his cards steering knuckle broke and the machine plunged of the top of the Speedway bursting into flames after it had struck the ground 25 feet below. Fight men were injured tile series of accidents which occurred at the race Chrstopher v. Pickup los Angeles mechanical for Saneski he Foreman Chicago mechanician for Eddie Hearne and Harry Henning of Independence mo., mechanician for Pete i get Paolo suffered the most serious injuries. Th4 less seriously injured include Hearne. De Paolo Joe Thomas and Jimmy Murphy. The race was won by Tommy Mil ton of St. Paul who Cor a the 300 Miles 2 46 52 .96. Harry Hart was second Frank a Elliott third. Ralph Mulford fourth and Jerry Wonderlich fifth. Present state Laws Perahut parents to evade care of illegitimate children Washington C., sept. 18�?a Square Deal for the 32,000 children who Are born out of Wedlock the United states each year that is the aim of a proposed uniform state Law entering illegitimacy. Prof. Earnest Freund of the University of Chicago and chairman of the committee Law standardization for the United Staten children s Bureau. Is a Leader this move to leg. Sen the Burden of both the Unwe dded Mother and her offspring. The proposed Law places upon both parents of a child born out of Wedlock the obligation of education and support. State Laws needed a this plan says prof Freund. A comes As a result of our feeling that it is both impracticable As Well As beyond the scope of congressional legislation for the Federal govern ment to support these children. Such Protection must he insured by state Laws. A your committee has made its recommendations. And commissioners of All states turn have brought their findings from the report to their respective Law making bodies. Quot the Law question is not so drastic As the Castberg Law of nor Way. Which provides that every child is made the legitimate offspring of the father. Quot rather it seeks primarily to secure a guarantee of financial support for the child with the state standing guard to tee that the father continually acknowledges his responsibility. Quot at present too Many states permit East exit of the father following a Compromise payment out of court and leaving the Mother or the state to care for the child later years. Quot the proposed Law will make the nonpayment of Money for support a criminal offence. Quot no specified amount will be permitted As now countenanced most localities but the payment each Case shall be fixed by the court and will be continuous during the dependency of the there is a decided difference the Way various Spates at present handle the situation. Minnesota has done much through establishing welfare stations through which the work of prodding unnamed babies is carried . Must consider child Tennessee the father of illegitimate child May he required to pay not to exceed $4 9 the first year $30 the second $20 the third and from the the court May dispose of the child is Sterns Hest. Ala a Ala the court May order the father to pay not to exceed $50 a year for the support and education of the child. Quot the one main thing to be considered Quot says prof. Freund Quot is the future of the child. Our work must he a Benefit and not a hindrance. Quot and one of the main things to do is to bar tight the loopholes existing present Laws through which the father is permitted to by associated press let East de wire Detroit Mich. Sept. 18.�?upwards of Hundred thousand persons today entered upon a period of idleness. And the Ford motor company plants or deserted except for caretakers. For the first time months. Henry Ford maintained his task was to obtain fuel at which he considered was a reasonable Price no statement had mad by the manufacturer today As to the probable duration of the suspension of work at his Plant hut Edsel b. Ford president of the company voiced the Hope that a Way out of the fuel difficulty might soon be found. Union sailors May quit strike great lakes men demand eight hour shifts october As alternative Here tomorrow Milwaukee employees to go Back Job again two Omaha men Back Techy Many roads hold out Soni e til nos contemplate m a k i Sci own a r Eum e its outside b Altimore Pac t make own Pait by associated press infused wire Philadelphia a. Sept. 18 a a new arrangement covering the wage scale and working conditions was signed today by officials of the Pennsylvania Railroad am men the engine scr Ioe. The agreement runs until september i. 1�23. By associated press encased wire Cleveland. O. Sept. 18.�?seamen vessels of the Lake carriers association the great lakes will refuse to sail any association vessel which does not establish the three watch system or eight hour Day october i k. B. Nolan of Chicago general Secretary of the International seamens Union notified e. J. Sullian local Union agent today. Eighty six members of the railway Federated shop crafts Mitchell who went strike july l will return to work tomorrow morn ing. According to a statement j0 a by de Mcgrath Secretary of the local shop men a organization. a message received today from Union Headquarters the local shop men were assured that their senior by rights will not be taken away. The message received today Rad As of lows a by associated press leased wire Sioux Falls. P. A. Sept is Marshall Hobbs of Sioux Falls was shot and seriously wounded yesterday while Hunting with a party of friends near Wentworth. South Dakota the Young Man received a full charge of Buckshot the Hack tired by a h inter from the other Side of a Slough which Hobbs was shooting ii was rushed to the Hosp Al Ai Madison s d., where it was said that he would Harding urged to sign Bonus by Mcmaster Goa or nor Xvi res Harding debt nation owes sex service is a immeasurable Quot by associated press i cased wire Pierre. S. Sept Ira urging president Harding to approve the adjusted compensation Bill. Governor Dardanelles to Stop turks constantinople breathes easier As warships assemble to hold Advance allies hold session British orders Salard arms actor i us to Rush of to t for 24 hours. By associated press leased wire constantinople sept 18.�?the entire British Atlantic Fleer is being sent reinforce the Mediterranean Squadron for the Protection of constantinople and the Straits of the Dardanelles. This undoubtedly will create Tho most formidable Armada of warships Ever assembled area of by size embracing the most modern dreadnoughts. Battle cruisers destroyers submarines and aircraft carriers. Holy meet British officials her feel confident that if the Allied land forces Are not sufficient to Cheek attack the the Dardanelles by the turkish a Mcmaster today sent the following the combined Fleet together with French and italian War vessels will be More than adequate. There Jan increased feeling of Security among the population of t or Antinoph As a sult of great Britain s energetic measure. The highest. Telegram to the president Quot honorable Warren g. Harding a president if the United states Washington. Quot behalf of thex service men not Only of the state of South Dakota a i Lotus St i Kun would Cut of i Coal Supply St. Paul. Minn., sept. strike a to return to wort with seniority your Early consideration and approx rights unimpaired unless a hey Araj of adjusted compensation Bill. Proved guilty of ants of violence. The men Are instructed to return to of Union sailors who Are playing the work at once. Furnish full particulars of and men kept out of service a settlement provides that All men entire country i bespeak military authorities declare the turks will not commit the Folly of opposing such a overwhelming forces. The Allied commanders or Are meeting today under the presidency of brigadier general sir Charles Barrington to discuss measures for the defense of the capital and the straights the meeting is expected to bring about the Complete unify of the French and italian forces by a the great lakes at this time would Lars precipitate the Northwest Coal skua so we ran handle same ton into a crisis and would Delsar no a to Tenor Here Range All plans so far agreed upon two car repairers employed by fuel distributors P. White. The Omaha railway Mitchell a Federal fuel distributor for the North Turne j to work this morning. They South Dakota West said today. Were the Only Mitchell employees of a plans Are to move 1.000.900 ton that system affected by the Spike. Of soft Coal to docks at Duluth us i during the 80 Days of the strike Mitchell there has been no evidence of violence guards have been employed to protect the railway property and the strike Breakers during the period of the walk out. But Quot our debt of gratitude to the sex service Man is immeasurable and ran never he paid but to this extent our appreciation can he tangibly evidenced Quot we assure you of our Hearty cooperation at All times Quot a h. Mcmaster governor of of Perior and Michigan Points every week. If the strike is effective this movement will a materially Ham pred. Or White said of the strike should become Loo per cent effective and continue until the last of be guards have not been needed a vember it virtually Means the abolishment of shipping Coal by boat. Platte suffers $250,000 fire the distributor Hopes that the strike will be settled before any direct results obtain. The navigation season closes de a Ember i and with the movement of full capacity of soft Coal the needs of the Northwest and Lake Michigan Points can hardly be met and with the curtailment of shipments As outlined these sections would a thrown into chaos the distributor said. Daugherty Case is postponed a dusted announces judiciary t of Mitter will quit Tiu. Next Dex Ember the local strikers he mad no a ref to injure railway property nor to flames of Unk to we origin Wipf out air Ole bloc k business Sec Tion by associated press leased wire Tim Dat workers pro took their place during the strike. Accept Board s a age he men return to work the basis of the wage which was to into effect july i thereby accepting the wage Cut hut the wage of the Wilson hotel about 4 a discussion is to be taken under con yesterday swept out a Block of the Side ration again by the Federal rail j business District of Platte d is Troy Way labor Board. Local will receive from 6 3 to 7�?o hour. / 20.000 of reeks left it is new ascertained that Only 20.-Oon Gre a a soldiers remain under arms out of the army of 250.000 ties a Thrace retention of which territory by Greer is seriously doubted Here general m c j. A tel French High Tommis Zsoner started for Smyrna at night to Confer with Mustapha a Mal Pasha at the latter ? special request. It is assumed the nationalist Leader desire to ascertain the extent of which France intend to fulfil the. Obligations undertaken by her treaty Platte. S. sept of with the a and Fra ,.rnm,.n, it origin starting the rear showmen cents ing thirteen buildings including the St a to of War by associated pics leased a ire London eng. Sept. 17.�? the con Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul Stantin Ople correspondent of showmen Aue a. Sex Fraley going Bai k. Reports show by associated press leased wire Chicago 111., sept. J8.�?striking showmen the Chicago and Northwestern and the Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Taul railroads the principal Western roads involved the partial settlement of the shop crafts strike generally were returning to work today those systems officials said without any trouble. A similar situation was reported Seaboard air line and some smaller Southeastern roads x. Hold aloof. While those roads were continuing Railroad station. The loss has been conservatively estimated at $250,000 the Blaze fanned by a heavy times says that Mustapha Kimn Pasha informed sir Harry limb at the Smyrna conference that a con Southeast wind was brought under Side red the Angora government a control after three hours of steady Fate War with great Britain but work both Platte fire department tic afterwards modified this statement. World series opens new York oct. 4 two leagues decide eos r Ahn ers shot Cumberland my sept. 18.�?four men were shot two of them probably fatally a clash Between striking miters and non Union miners today at the Potomac mine of the sofa Brothers Coal company at Marion md., 25 Miles West of Cumberland 1 Chicago 111seu 18.�?the 1922 world set is a Iez fall championship will open october 4 new York it by it was decided today at a meeting of National and american league representatives her. Last year s prices will prevail. Lightning kills two Minnesota thief River Falls Minn., sept Jug. A a the worst electrical storm year i no late the fall accompanied by to and a half inches of rainfall visited Pennington county sunday t causing two deaths from lightning i and setting fire to several residences. By Assoc Ator press leased wire Washington C., sept. 18.�? hearing of the Keller impeachment charges against attorney general Daugherty was postponed today by the to stand by the so called Baltimore House judiciary committee until de agreement the new York Central and Comber. The Souther railroads originally Par j the motion to postpone was adopt. Ties to the agreement continued to de by strictly party vote. Chairman stand aloof after demands by la volstead announced. J strikers which the Road officials j the Case would be taken up Ini Nied i were not covered by the agreement lately Arter Congress reassembles for the Baltimore and Ohio. Chicago i the Short session. St. Paul Minneapolis and Omaha i coincident with the action of the and Green Bay and Western were a Senate committee it was announced other roads whose employees were re that Samuel untermyer would repro ported returning to work under the sent him impeachment proceeding agreement. Against attorney general Daugherty make own agreements Ando corps of volunteers. The buildings destroyed a the new Wilson to i. The r. F Watson garage. George Siddon s implement House. George Siddon s hardware store. Kutcher and Gil Gands general merchandise store w. F Yand c a a or grocery store Chris Scoti name Mill Carpenter shop. his official capacity defining the relations As Quot not hostile but refugees bring new tales of Smyrna a woes by associated pre4-? encased wire Athen. Greece. Sept. 18 a refugee constantly arriving from Asia rework and late new details of the Smyrna frag. By. thursday last there were six w m. Melcher dance Hall. Steamer Ai Smyrna to transport the Floete lumber shed. No Stock Refuge american Japan hand. Two French and two italians. Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul the american and japanese steamers was made today by representative Kell Republican. Minnesota. Rural credits report ordered peremptory writ of mandamus served of governor and Board members station. Abe bolter shoe shop. Two other Small buildings. Plan will he begun at once to rebuild the buildings. According to statements made by the men who suffered fire losses. A the origin of the fire is a mystery. There was no rubbish collected the rear of the hotel which had been accepted All Comers without examining their papers while the others took Only foreign subjects with passports. K5malists Pross ahead invade Neutral zones la it i associated press leased wire London. Eng., sept. 18.�?a times dispatch from the Dardanelles dated other Western and Eastern roads completed but a Short time ago. yesterday says telegraphic Eom mum i not involved the settlement plan investigation will he mad continued to remain outside the Sci Dement maintaining their shops were sufficiently manned. Many of them i Haw organizations of their own employees with whom agreements have been or will be negotiated individual settlements Nofi based the Baltimore agreement which was ratified Here last wednesday by the general policy committee. Trouble among employees of t Chicago and Northwestern and Chi Effort to Force Tariff rack t3 conference fails Thornborn 15 year old son of or. And mrs. Grund Austad Hayfield township was struck by lightning while herding cows. Hans Hermanson 65, was instantly killed when lightning struck hts j Home. Cation with All the towns immediately outside the Neutral zone has been interrupted since Friday. The Kem lists Are reported to have reached Ivanik Friday and Small be Marist Force entered exin saturday. Both the place a within the Neutral zone according to British maps and forty and Twenty five mile respectively South of rank by associated press leased wire Washington. D.,c., sept. Ca Milwaukee and St. Paul appear joint of order made against the Tariff entry had been adjusted today and conference report that the con the men generally were reported to of res exceeded their authority probe returning to work. Poking to give Power to the president at Atlas and adjoining shops of to declare valuations All i tends a by associated press leased wire Pierre s. D sept. writ of mandamus today wa9 served t a. _ governor met master and Nihon the Cutca of and Northwest . Var overruled today by senator Timmins. Members of the state credit tally a Normal Force was at work Republican. Iowa president pro Seaboard. Commanding them to make i today it was said. At the Genera of the chair a. Sue and file with the governor managers office. _ rained both Senate 43 to 21 3 bus Factor i is put Rush basis by Ijo Dox Paris. France. Sept. 18.�?the British government has ordered All Small arms and ammunition a Torie the United kingdom to work 2 4 hours at full capacity preparation for any turkish eventualities according to news reaching private sources Here to a v. Mysterious deaths of pastor of fashionable Church and his choir Leader Rouse new Jersey i cd author is kidnapped Fiancee tails Faris police associated press leased wire ? France sept. 18.�?Pierre \ author of Frances modern smiles Quot was kidnapped sunday town Paris and now is held a somewhere the heart of a to according to a letter rely his Fiance which so hat Over to the police. A also produced previous Mes from Benoit to prove that he kidnapped a week ago and taken Norman monastery where he old prisoner several Days. He is rot complain to the police after first experience she explained. He feared ridicule. K by associated press lenses wire new Brunswick. N. A sept. 18 the question of where the reverend Edward h Hall Rector of the Fash j tenable Church of St. John the evangelist and his choir Leader. Mrs i John Mills were slain shared almost equally interest with that of by whom they were slain As authorities j of two counties began today their third Days inquiry into the mysterious double murder. Detective were not convinced tha j the Rector and mrs. Mills met death beneath the Apple tree where the bodies were Laid out As if for burial. J made uncanny prediction Mills the widower of the tragedy j mrs Hall the widow and her brother William Stevens were the figures j about which the investigation revolved All three were expected to be questioned today mrs. Hall for fur j ther details of her unexplained wanderings the Early hours of Friday morning shortly after the murders Are believed to have been committed j Mills for the Story of his wander Ings at the same hour and Stevens for further i ssh his uncanny j prediction Friday morning that Quot something terrible is going to mrs. Hall admitted last night that s she was the woman the Polo coat whom witnesses told of seeing enter the rectory about 2 45 of Cir kill Friday morning. She was quoted As saying that she had Gene to the Church accompanied by her brother seeking her husband who had not come Home the night before. Stevens refused to say whether he was with her. Witnesses did not see him return to the rectory. Mystery la complicated Mills also has told the authorities of a Virtu visited the Church quest of his missing wife at about the same hour that mrs Hall said so was there. He regarded it a strange that he had not seen her nor Stevens but hazarded the opinion that they Quot might have visited different parts of the the theory that the Rector and his choir Leader had been slain elsewhere add the bodies removed to Somerset county to complicate the investigation was based chiefly conditions at the spot where they we Ere found. Although tender notes believed by the authorities to have been written by mrs. Mills to or Hall were strewn about bodies the minister s frock was neatly buttoned up the front and All of his clothing was As immaculate As when he had first donned it. Even his Eye glasses were carefully adjusted his nose though his hat was Over his face. Mrs. Mills body too. Was carefully Laid out. Not a crease of her plaited skirt was Dis arranged. Her hands were folded across her breast and her Scarf was draped across the fact. Nun i report of the transactions of the Board. The writ was issued by Samuel cd Holley acting presiding judge of the state supreme court conformity with the recent finding of the court the Case of Walter j. Flanagan is. The members of the Rural credit Board. Elephant goes rampage and wrecks Fence woman is Hurt d Isopi Wear if Fulth it. Garth. System Reader anon North Carolina who mad the chairman said the difficult get print of order against the Tariff Bill Ting the men Back to work the 5aturday with a View to forcing Northwestern lines generally were Back conference disappearing at Escanaba mien., o where showmen had not gone to Shnay rfcs frail work Gaeth said the men had been ill flu d.1ubdf$lu authorized to return to the shops at j _ to a . Today National league similar conditions were reported the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul e. F. Greer vice president. Said men were returning to work All Over the system. Virtually All strikers were Hack at we Ork today or. Greer said. There were no new clashes Between Union and non Union men such As Appeal by senator Simmons. Demo Australia w ants Turk Puzzle Given to league Melbourne. Australia. Sept. Is a Premier Hughes of the australian Commonwealth has cabled sir Joseph Cook. Australian a Lega a to the league of nations requesting him immediately to bring the near at dispute before the league Writh a View to securing peace. too new York. 040 003 Couch and Hargrave Scott and Snyder. Chicago. Too non 10 Brooklyn. 000 020 of Kauffman and o Farr Vance and la Fey is kill Ltd when potato cellar Fahs and crushes him la a occurred at some of the Chicago throw gel of the Northwestern and the first Niem a roads saute la y. A a new York. N. Y., sept. 18 raged by children who had pebbles and Sticks at him Khartum it year old male elephant Bronx zoological Garden today qua aaa Tam Tichet charged the nine foot Fence surround a by j and Ull i ing the elephant House and hurled Quot out of the enclosure two steel girder. One of which knocked mrs Josephine Geiger Rich of Manhattan unconscious. The second beam fell w tryout a luring any be his keeper finally drove him from the enclosure Back into elephant House where he is chained for the night to approve steel merger Newark. N. J. Sept 18.�?stock- Coal due to arrive at du1uth docks this week 5 oooo la 13 0 oooo 3 9 5 Morrison and Schmidt Hubbell g. Smith and Henline. St. Louis. 910 500 0 Boston. 900 200 2 Pfeffer and Ainsmith Houlihan. Grow re my of Neill. Second Gam Pittsburgh. Philadelphia. V Morrison Hamilton and Schmidt a it and Peters american league by associated press leased wire St. Paul Man sept. 18�?twenty-five cargoes of soft Coalar Enro Ute from Lake Ulrie ports to i hath and Superior docks and Are expected to. A a arrive within two or three Days a Holder. Of the Bethlehem steel Cor White Federal fuel distributor for Cleveland. Pora Ion today ratified the proposed. North to announced today. The Romanell and Perkins. Edwa merger with the Lackawanna steel. Tora Tonna a of their cargoes is a j l. Sewell. Proximately 200, tons and is the i Washington. A. a heaviest shipment this year. Detroit. Weather report with this Hgt avy practice. By associated press leased wire Watertown. S a. Sept. 18�?k j. Lampy formerly auditor of Codington county and later connected with the state department of banking was killed or lat yesterday when the Cement roof of his potato cellar Al him. His son. Who was with him the cellar was not seriously Hurt. Or Lampy was Well known Over the too too 0 and had been prominent poll 100 of # a j offs. A it a company. Brillheart ally at the docks or. White said j and Basl a. South Dakota fair tonight and the situation today the Northwest 1 hic ago. Tuesday probably Highl Frost As regards bituminous Coa is the Boston. Northeast portion slowly rising Iem most optimistic yet experienced since Quinn and Pesature tuesday. The crisis i Soh Alk. And Picinich. Hio a non no ads and Oioi Johnson Ruel. 300 too. Too too Leverette and mrs. Phillips Coes trial today fsr killing Young widow by associated pre lenses wire to angel5, Quot Alif. Sept. 13�?mrs Clara philip.? faced trial the Superior court Here to Day for the murder of mrs. Alberta Meadows. 20, widow who was beaten to death Wil 4 a Hammer july la

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