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GOVERNOR SPRY.
Utah Executive Says He Will
Clear State of Lawless Element.
*T tetrad to rlear the mate of tke
lawless element thai now infests ft.
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"If It is neceaary I will rail out
ie militia to drive out men who
rite threatening letters ttd Bake
ftxendiary speeches."
So said Governor Spry of T'tah fol
jbwing the execution of Joseph Hill
jjtrom. I. W. W leader.
IMINDir CONVICTED
OF WRECKING BARK
Morris, BL, Nov. St.—Charles B.|
ffunday, vice president of the LaJ
falle Street Truat and Barings bank I
Sf
Chicago, waa found guilty of many
the specific acts which the state'
iharses constituted a part of the con
iplracy to wreck the institution and
$ls punishment fixed by a jury at five
soars' imprisonment. I
The I* Salle Street bank was or- I
fanlznd by Munday. When It failed
fci June, 1914, there followed the col
»pse of nine other banks and trust!
Companies of the so called lxrtmer
linn day string Fourteen persona
#ere Indicted, Ix)rirner and Munday
leint? the hief of them The indict
fients charged them with looting the
fcstitutlon of almost $2.r»00,000 and
frith violation of practically e*ery
tanking law of tke state.
IYESTUFF OUTPUT GROWING
Increase Shown in United fttates
Since the War Began.
Washington. Nov. 22. Important ta-
Syes
reases in the production of coal tar
in the United States since the
beginning of the Kuropean war are
Imported in an official statement by
bureau ol foreign aud domestic
mmerce.
"There Is Increased confidence,"
•aid the statement, "among both man
|fa
•turers and consumers of dyestuffs
that at an early date legislation may
fee passed by congress which will give
the necessary security to American
ptaoufacturprs of synthetic
colon."
Former Judge Auto Victim.
Qallup, N. M., NOT. 22.—Former Ote*
tvict Judge F. A. Mann of Albuquerque
was killed when an automobile In
Which he and three others were rid
lM was wrecked near here. City
Attorney Thomas N. Wilker*on of
Albuquerque was slightly injured and
William Bickel of Gallup was danger
iuixu
1,000 MEN TO BE EMPLOYED
largest Dry Dock on Great Lakes to
Operate in Chicago.
Chicago, Nov. 22—For the first
tUae in eight years the flood gates of
dry dock of the shipyards at One
Hundred and First street and the
fcJrmet river, were thrown open, put*
service the largest dry dock
reat Ukes. A thousand men
%-lli bo employed.
lie Jry dock shut down eight years
Igo because of a strike. Recently
$500,000 has Leeu expended I# im
provements.
FORMER GOVERNOR VGSSEf
IfV of Chicago, an Over Sunday Vis
itor in Sioux FsIIn,
Sioux Falls, Nov. 22.—Former
governor Robert S. Vessey, who now
lives in Chicago, was an over Sunday
guest of Sioux Falls. He came here
AH a private business matter and is
Stopping at the Cataract.
"It seems good to get back to
South Dakota once more and to greet
nay old friends," said the former gov
ernor. who was looking exceptionally
well and prosperous. He is not on
the lecture platform now, but is con
nected with the United Commercial
Agency, with the organization of
whfch he was identified.
"I have heard much of the growth
Of South Dakota and am delighted to
trove, with my own eyes, the truth
of the reports. You have certainly
bean building up a city here. South
Dakota has not felt the close times
wfeggjb have been the experience else
wfcai* fcissoso
you
REMARKABLE
CASE of Mrs. H/
Declares Lydia E. nkh8rn'i
Vegetable Co: .jpounc
Saved Her Life
and Sanity.
ISharnfocT Mo.
(o tell the public
jev#ry way.
have grown big
1
I feel it my duty
the con-i.tion of my
health I t*fore using
your medicine, i had
falling, .inflamma
tion an-! congestion,
fern a It' weakness,
pains in both vides,
backaches and bear
ing down pains, waa
short of memory,
nervous, impatient,
a s s e s e e e s s
n i s a n a
neither strength nor
i
energy. There was always a fear and
dread in my mind, I had cold, nervous,
weak -ipellH, hot Jashes over my body,
had a place in my ri^ht side that waa
so sore th.it I could hardly bear the
weight of my clothes, tried medicines
and doctors, but they did me little good,
and I never expected to get out again.
I got Lydia E. Pirikham's Vegetable
Compound and Blood 1'urifier, and I cer
tainly would have been in grave or in an
asylum if your medicines had not saved
me. But now I can work all day, sleep
Well at night, eat anything I want, have
Tio hot flashes or weak, nervous spells.
All pains, aches, fears and dreads are
gone, my house, children and husband
are no longer neglectinl. as I am almost
(entirely free of the bad symptoms I had
tefore taking your remedies, and all is
pleasure and happiness in my home."
3Mrs. Josie Ham, R. F. D. 1, Box 22,
IShamrock, Missouri.
If you w ant «|»«h lal a«l Ice write
I.ydia I". Pink ham Medlolno Co.f
{confidentiul) I.vnn. Ma.^s.
SHIRTS
that are not as
other shirts
I
Wh«
we Gribrei msr
Fall
Shirts months a«o we told the
makers to heed this fact: "Our
Shirts must he made better and
different from ordinary shirts."
Now you may come here with
|he full assurance that every
Shirt you buy will be full size
and perfectly fitting, comfort
able and quietly handsome. A
real addition
to
your dress
la
50c to $2.00
Come in and see them
Grinager Bros
The Clothiers
crops here and have sold them for a
high price."
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VOTES FOR WCmtW
Mm. John L. Pyle Again Huffreget
President.
Huron, Nov. 22.- The annual con
vention of the South Dakota Univ*:r
jsal Franchise league was concluded
Friday evening with the election of
the following officers: Mrs. John L.
Pyle, Huron, president, re-elected for
third term Mrs. S. V. Christ, Miller,
vice president Mrs. E. B. Taylor,
Huron, corresponding secretary Mrs.
C. S. Whiting, Pierre, recording sec
retary. The appointment of a treas
urer will be made later by the prjsi-
dent. The following auditors were
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chosen: Miss Walker of Bruce, Mrs.
under
son of Vermillion.
The following were named on the
advisory board: Miss Bird, Sturgis
Mrs. George Pettigrew, Sioux Falls
Miss Powell, Custer, and Mrs. C. B.
Billinghurst, Pierre. The following
compose the program committee for
the next convention: Mrs. Leavitt,
Sioux Falls Mrs. John Hippie, Pierre
and Mrs. Noble of Rapid City.
Mrs. John Hippie of Pierre was
also named chairman of the press
committee, and will select her own
assistants.
Sioux Falls, Mitchell and Pierre
all bid for the next convention, and
the delegates decided in favor of
Sioux Falls. The next convention
will be in June, 1916, and thereafter
every June.
M0NEY UNNOTICED
Owner Find* glOO After It Had
in Gutter for a Week.
f%tmberlan, Nov. 22.—To find a
purse containin§ $100 in currency
after it had laid in the middls of the
$19.95
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mmwr
street for a week was thfc good for
tune of Mrs. H. W. allsen of Cham
berlain. A short time ago Mrs. Gall
sen purchased a n« w dining room
table which she began using a
place for hiding valt lables. She for
got that one day she placed a |»ur*e
with |100 in the ta' )le and when sl.o
had the table returned to the dealer
from whom she pc rchased it iu ex
change for one sha liked better the
money went with it. After remem
bering where she had placed the
money, she went to the store, b'ot no
trace of the pock«tbook couldt be
found. It was eventually discovered
by the drayman wi? o carried the table
from the Gallsen home to the Btore,
where It had fallen in the mid die of
the road, with the contents intact.
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CO-OPE RATI
V E THRESHI HQ
Farmers Boy Tbeir Own Tbiufelns
I{ igs.
White Rock, ."Nov. 22.—-Cf-opeiv~
tin? threshthg ri'gs are declared b,v
BECK'S ARG AI N 3 BECK/3
Beckys Big Bargains!
A Veritable Sea of Bargains is this Big
Removed Sale of ours and it means
Much to Every Housewife of
Madison and Lake County
We have got to clean house and clean quickly to be ready
for our new home December 1st, and as a consequence we
are cutting prices, AND CUTTING THEM DEEPLY.
THANKSGIVING WEEK
The home-coming week of all the year, wht a we gather around the festive
board and partake of Mother's pumpkin pie— Lets make it a festive board
indeed by giving Mother that new dining table, buffet or set of chairs thai
we have so long delayed buying. We have them in
Fumed Oak Golden Oak, Polished Golden Waxed
At 25% Discount
Our Prices Are All Marked in Plain Figures. You Do All the Figuring.
KITCHEN CABINETS
For Mother's comfort during this strenuous week of roast turkey, pumpkin
pie &nrf the thousand and one other things
The Kitchen binet today
is the most deservedly pop
ular piece of furniture the
kitchen boasts of and every
home should own one. The
Removal Sale price is only
Bt'CK'S BARGAINS BECK'S
for benefiting farmers in getting
their crops ready for the market.
Several co-operative threshing rigs
ar« owned in this locality, six or sev
en farmers joining together and pur-!
chasing an outfit, and then by an
equitable exchange of labor during
threshing, journey from farm to farm
threshing the grain when it is ready.
In this manner the rye was all
threshed this year while the farmers
were waiting for the wheat to get in
to shape. The crops were all thresh
I ed and in their granaries before the
wet weather settled in, thus saving
the co-operative machine owners
i from considerable loss.
MADISON GRAIN MAUKET
!Wheat No. 1 84c
I Wheat No. 2 80c
I Durum ^c
Com
Oats
farmers in this locality to be thi» urday conditions existed in the cattle
greatest proposition svsr thought sut Itrads, supply was limltsa ana pricsi
i
30c
Barley 40©46c
Siorx CITY LIVESTOCK MARKET
Rloux City. Nov. 22.—Usual Sat-
in all branches were nominally
steady.
Cattle have been running freely
both here and at other points and
everywhere there has been an abun
dance of medium to plain killing
stock. Warmed up steers and the
inbetween grades of cows and heifers
have been subjected to pressure by
buyers and show a loss for the week,
while specialities such as long fed
stuff and the hard grassers have
about held their own.
Market has been very irregular in
the stocker and feeder department
this week. Call has been principally
for the lighter weight cattle and on
such kinds there is quotable strength,
(while weight classes opened higher,
but closed sharply lower. Clearance
i for the week was not very overly
good.
Packers resumed their bear raid on
hog prices today and the advance reg
istered on Thursday and Friday was
wiped out or the status of the day's
market was regarded as 10 15c low
er than on yesterday. Top for the
day landed at $6.3 5, with the bulk of
sale9 from $6.15 6.30.
Undertone to ths trade in th« «hssp
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Do YOU own one? If not
this is your opportunity to
get the biggest and best
cabinet, made of solid oak,
with sliding, aluminum top
at the Removal Sale price
$19.95
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house was bearish and while sup
plies were not large an easier feel
ing existed. General clearance
through killing channels for bovine
stock is now a quarter under that of
a week ago, while feeding kinds gro
10 15c lower.
Beef Steers.
Good to choice fed steers $8.75
Short fed steers 8.00
Warmed up steers 7.50
'Grassers 6.50
I Butcher Mtoek.
@9.75
@8.75
@8.00
@8.25
Fat cows ana heifers .$7.25
Grass cows and heifers.. fi.00
Canners and cutters ... 8.50
Veals, choice 8.00
Heavy calves 6.00
Bulls and stags 5.00
@9.00
@6.75
@5.00
fu 9.00
@8.00
@7.00
Stockers and Feeders.
Stoofcers and feeders
Yearlings
Feeding cows
Feeding heifers
Calves
@7.90*
@7.00
@5.25
@6.ro
@7.25
,|6.25
0.50
4.50
6.75
5 50
Sheen.
Fair to choice lambs 17.50 @8.75
Yearlings |5.50@7.00
Wethsrs ............. 6.25 6.50
[fiwsi 4.75®6.18