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s i on o f t h e Sou th Dako t a l en i s l a i u r e ,

known a s t he c a uc us l aw . wa s hea rd

be fo r e Judge Marqu i s , j udge " f t i n*

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was dec ided v a l i d and no t con f l i c t i ng

w i th t he cons t i t u t i on on any o f t n c

po in t s o f con t en t 1011 .

A l t hounh t h e l aw makes no p ro ­

v i s i on fo r mee t i ng ce r t a i n e xpe nse s

a ccn i i nn t h ro u g h f u r n i s h in g t h e

p r im ing supp l i e s . p a vme n l o f j udges

o f e l e c t i on , e t c . . t h e cou r t he ld t ha t

t he coun tv o . j n i i l j i s s i o i i t * i s we re l i ab l e

fo r paym en t o f b l anks , e t c . . wh i l e

t he j udne - o f e l e c t i ons shou ld be p a id

by t he cha i rm en o f t h e cen t r a l com­

mi t t e e o f t h e r e spec t i ve pa r t i e s .

The ac t i on was b rough t be fo r e t he

cou r t by A t t o r neys Han t en and

Loucks on beha l f o f t h e Democra t i c

s t a t e c e n t r a l commi t t e e , . John H . B .

l l an t en be ing s ec r e t a ry o f t h e s a id

com m i t t e e

t The p l ea was l o r an o rde r r e s t r a i n ­

ing t h e couu ty aud i t o r t o t ake any

s t ep s i t ) o r de r i uu supp l i e s o r t o a s s i s t

i n any manne r i n c a r ry in g ou t t he

p rov i s i ons o f t h e s l a t e CJUCUS l a w on

t h e g rounds o f t h e l aw be ing uncon ­

s t i t u t i ona l and t he r e fo r e n u l l and

vo i d .

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b a t t l e was S t a t e s A t to rney I I . G .

I l u i i d r edmark , r ep r e sen t i ng - I . 1 ' .

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aga in s t w hom .Mr . l l an t en wou ld

have t he wr i t o f p roh ib i t i on i s sued ,

and he was hacked by C . 1 0 . Winso r

o f S io u x Ka i l s , I v an W. Goodne r o f

I ' l e r r e and Guy Iv Ke l l ey o f i ' . r ook -

t ngs . The l a s t t h r ee nam ed hav ing

been emp loyed by Cha i rman F rank

Crane o f t h e Rep u b l i c an s t a t e c en ­

t r a l c ommi t t e e . Opposed t o t hem

was Mr . Han t en . a l one , a s a t t o rney

pe t i t i one i i n b eh a l f o f t h e Dem ocr a t i c

s t a t e cen t r a l commi t t e e .

The p r inc ipa l po in t s o t con t en t i on

a r e c i t ed i n t h e judge ' s ab l e dec i s i on

and he a l so g ive s t he op in ions upon

wh ich he ba se s h i s den i a l o f t h e p l ea

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To Kdi to r .« r t he s t anda rd . ... political mei'tiim has been held

a 11d r e so lu t i ons pa s sed i< q u e s t i n g i he

c ha i rma n o f t he r egu l a r r epub l i c an

o rgan i za t i on o f t h i s coun tv t o r e s i gn ,

and , i N o r eques t i ng t ha t t h e cha i r ­

man o f t h e i n su rgen t o rgan i za t i on

r e s ig n , and t ha t some one e l s e be ap ­

po in t ed a s ch a i r man o f t h e r egu l a r

o rgan i za t i on . A l whose i n s t i ga t i on

t h i s mee t i ng was e . i i l e d . 1 h av e no t

be e n fu l l y m f o t U K o . i i u t i t i s ve ry ap ­

pa r en t t ha t i t was no t c a l l ed bv any

f r i end o f t h e r egu l a r o r ga n i z a t i on ;

and i t , i s a l so , ve ry appa r en t , t ha t ,

t h e i n su rgen t . , o r • 'Hoxe r ' ' e l emen t , o f

t h i s co u n t v , who two yea r s ago bo l t ed

and o rgan i zed a new p a r ty o f t he i r

own . now fu l l y t e a l i z e t he i r m i s t ake

and t he i r p r e s e n '• d i f f i c u l t y , and t hey

a r e i n i l y awa re o f t h e f ac t t ha t no t

one o f t h em w ho vo t ed t he " Hoxe r "

t i cke t a t t he l a s i e l ec t i on wou ld l i e

en t i t l ed t o vo t e a t a r eg u l a r r epub l i ­

c a n . " i ncus t h i s vea r w i thou t com­

mu t ing pe r ju ry . he nc e , t . b e i r bu rn ­

in g and c r azy de s i r e t o now do some ­

th ing t ha t w i l l make t hem regu l a r .

No . my " Hoxe r " t r i ends , t h e cha i r ­

man o f t h e r eg u i a r r e pub l i c a n o r ­

g a n i z a t i o n o f t h i s coun ty w i l l no t

r e s ign . The re i s n o good r ea son why

l i e sh o u ld . 1 wou ld be a po l i t i c a l

t r a i t o r t o a l l t h e r egu l a r r epub l i c ans

m t h i s coun ty . We . t he r epub l i c ans

o f t h e r e gu l a r o rgan i za t i on , whom

yon ca l l "Gra f t e r s " f o r po l i t i c a l e l f e c t .

s t i l l ma in t a in t ha t we we i e r i gh t

two ye a r s ago , and tha t , you we re

wro n g in bo l t i ng and r e fu s ing t o sup ­

po r t t h e r e gu l a r nominees o f t h e

r egu l a r r e pub l i c a n coun ty conven t i on ,

and we a r e no t now t r y i ng t o b r eak

i n t o you r o rgan i za t i on , and we do

no t p ropose t ha t you sha l l pu t , up a

job and b r eak i n to t h e Gra f t e r o r ­

gan i za t i on bv ne t t i ng u s t o r e s ign

and t hen t u rn t he Gra f t e r o rgan i z ­

a t i on ove r t o you . Y ou h av e no

bus ine s s i n a r e gu l a r r e pub l i c a n

coun ty conven t i on o f t h i s coun ty ,

' un t i l you aga in e s t a b l i sh t ha t you

a r e r eg u l a r r epub l i c ans by suppo r t i ng

t h e nominees o f t h e r egu l a r r epub l i ­

c a n t i ck e t o f t h i s c oun t y - Tne re

1:1 pub l i c o f f i c e i n t i n s S u i t e t o whom

the peop l e o f Kobe i t s coun ty shou ld

f ee l ' h ank fm i t i s Cong re s sman

I l u rke . To I l l s e f fo r t s , mo-e than to

any o t h e r human be ing . w as one

t h e pa s sage o f t h . K tv o Moines H i l l

wh i c h s av ed each h o mes t ead su t l e r

f ro m pay ing S - tou .oo on h i s home­

s t ead . W i l l s ome h o n es t man p l ea se

a r i s e a i : d s t a l e j u s t ,>ne good r ea son

w hy C ongre s s m a n l ' . u rke - l i ou ld l e

t u rned down lo r c rooned H . -n t l ey ,

o r f o r Ph i l o Ha l l , who cha rges up

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f i ve c en t s pe r m i l e t . > t h e t ax -p av e r s .

o f t h i s S t a t e , wh i l e l i e r i de s on a . j

p a s s and d o e s no t pay t h e f i ve c en t s !

pe r m i l e a t a l l . I s i t no t s t r ange

how s ome h o n es t peop l e c an be hood ­

winked and b l i nded by c a r ry ing a

po l i t i c a l g am e so f a r a s t o be w i l l i ng

t o t u rn down a bso lu t e ly hones t men

fo r a c rook?

I h ave t aken t h i s ac t i on - a l t e r due

i n v es t i g a t i o n an i l consu l t a t i on w i th a

g r ea t number o f r eg u l a r o rgan i za t i on

r epub l i c ans o f t h i s coun ty . And 1

w i sh t o s ay t o ou t boxe r o r i n su rgen t

f r i ends on t h e o th e r s j ^e o f t h i s

que s t i on t ha t t h i s dec i s i on t o ho ld a

r egu l a i r e pub l i c a n coun ty c onve n t i on

i s made i n t h e m os t f r i end ly sp i r i t .

The re i s no need o f any i l l f e e l i ng .

We h av e t h e r i nh t t o s t and by ou r

own op i n i ons a s t o w ho a r e t he be s t

men fo r t i f i t o suppo r t and we con ­

cede t o you t he s ame r i gh t .

I I . L . S T ACK MAN.

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| l i e su r e \ ou a r e . r i gh t , b e fo r e v o u - -

| ask a S i s s e ton po l i t i c a i i wh a t t he i s -

i s ue i s . ' i h eva re g r ea t on s end ing

you wrong .

Ca l l s l o r Co n d emn a t i o n . To the Editor of the Standard.

Af t e r r e ad ing t he p r oceed ings o f

mee t i ng he ld by a hand fu l o f men in

i n S i s s e ton on t h e even ing fo l l o win g

t h e Crawfo rd sp eech , a s a r epub l i c an ,

I be l i eve t h a t , s uch ac t i on ca l l s f o r

condem na t ion a t t he ha nds o t a l l f a i r

m inded R e pub l i c a ns . Wha t ( Joe s

s uch ac t i on m e a n? I t l ooks t o me

a s i f a number o f " s e l f c ons t i t u t e d

l e ade r s " c a r r i e d t he i dea t ha t t hey

owned t h e ea r t h . Ta lk abou t h igh

handed p roc e e d ings , j u s t t h i nk , f e l ­

l ow Repub l i c an , o f a f ew o f f i c e h o l d ­

e r s and ex -o f f i c e ho lde r s , and a . ' e ry

, f ew who h av e no t he ld o f f i c e , g e t t o -

ga the r beh ind ba r r e d doo r s and pas s -w i l l b e a r eg u l a r coun ty r epub l i c an !?

. , i ng r e so lu t i ons aga in s t " s e l f co n -conven t i on ca l l ed i n t h i s coun t . v . and i ' , ,

, s t un t ed l e ad e r s and ca l l i ng upon t h e r ep re sen t a t i on o f e ach p r ec inc t

ba sed on t he vo t e r e ce ived by s ome

one . on t he r e gu l a r t i cke t , a t t he

l a s t e l e c t i on , a s p rov ided by l aw , and

wh ich i s l i gh t . Y ou , my Hoxe r

f r i ends , h av e no more r i gh t , t o l i t

c a l c u l a t e d i n t he vo t e wh ich i s u se d

a s a ba s i s o f r ep r e sen t a t i o n man a

democ ra t . , b ecause you opposed and

bea t t h e r egu l a r r e pub l i c a n t i cke t . ,

and i * . wou ld by un ju s t t o now pe r ­

m i t you t o vo t e a t a r egu l a r r e ­

pub l i c an c a uc us , un t i l you r e fo rm

you r s e l f i n t o a t egu l a r r epub l i c an b .y

vo t i ng a r egu l a r r e pub l i c a n t i ck e t o f

t h i s coun ty . i r you s t i l l b e l i eve

you we re r i gh t t w o yea r s ag o . go on

and now ho ld you r own bo l t i ng -boxe r

conven t i on th i s : y ea r and s e l ec t you r

own de l ega t e s t o t he S t a t e and

Coun ty co n v en t i o n s w i thou t i n t e r f e r ­

i ng w i th t he r egu l a r s w hom you

so ha t ed and v i l i f i ed t w o ye a r s ag o .

No , my b o x e r f r i ends , we do no t

p ropose t ha t t he r egu l a r r e pub l i c a n

o rgan i za t i on o f t h i s coun ty sha l l be

ha l t e r ed and b l i nd fo lde d and h o b ­

b l ed and t u rned ove r t o you so t ha t

you can t hen de l i ve r t he coun ty ove r

t o Crawfo rd , l i eu t l ey & Co . The

i : l e a o f t u rn ing t h i s coun ty ove r t o

Crawfo rd i n s t ead id" K l rod i s ho r r i b l e .

C rawfo rd , e x - r a i l wa y a t t o r ney , who ,

when he was on t he s t a t e boa rd o f

equa l i z a t i on , a t , eve ry mee t i n g made

t h e m o t ion and f ough t , t o cu t down

and l o we r r a i lway a s se s smen t s :

C rawfo rd , who ha s dea l t o u t more

r a i l r oad pa s s e s t han any o the r one

ma i l i n t h e S t a l e , i t s aga in s t Sam

Kl rod , w ho ha s neve r been a r a i l

r oad l a wye r i n h i s l i f e , and who

l i a s a lways a t eve r y mee t i n g o f t h e

S t a t e boa rd o f equa l i z a t i on a s s i s t ed

i n r a i s i ng r a i l r oa d a s se s smen t s , and

ha s succeeded i n r a i s i ng r a i l r oa d a s ­

s e s s men t s $1700 . 0U pe r m i l e s i nce t he

ex - r a i l r o ad a t t o rney Crawfo rd l e f t

t h e S t a t e boa rd o f equa l i z a t i on . We

wou ld p r e f e r a ma n f o r Gove rno r who

ha s n ev e r been gu i l t y o f such o f f ense s

a man who ha s a lways been r i gh t ,

and who d o e s no t have t o c l a im ' b a t

h e ha s r e fo rmed h im se l f . The ve ry

I dea o f t u rn ing down Congre s sman

Hurke o r Judge Campbe l l f o r one o f

the crookedest of all croons. L. II. Ben t l ey . I f t h e r e i s any one man

t he Cha i rman o f t h e Repub l i c an

Coun ty Cen t r a l Commi t t e e t o r e s ign .

I s n ' t , t h a t cons i s t ency t hough ! I t i s

more 1 i xo ga l l . Can ha imony be

ob t a ined by " s l a m m ing"? No t i n

t h i s en l i gh t ened c oun t r y

The l ead e r s o f t h e Rooseve l t I n ­

dependen t pa r t y vo lun t a r i l y l e f t t h e

Repub l i c an pa r t y and t hey h av e n o

r i gh t t o compla in The Rep u b l i c an

pa r t y d o c s no t need t o l ower i t s d ig ­

n i t y one wh i t and ch as e a round a f t e r

t hose who l e av t i t . I f t h ey w i sh t o

r e tu rn a i l we l l and g o o d . The ac t i on

o f t hose who l e f t t h e Rep u b l i c an

pa r t y and o rga n i z e d t he new pa r ty

acco rd ing t o t he i r sworn s t a t emen t

i n t he Sup reme Cour t , i s s t r i c t l y In

l i ne w i th t he we l l known po l i cy o f

one o f t h e r ecogn i zed l e a de r s o f s uch

pa r t y . Mr . Dav id Ea s t ma n , wh i c h i s

r u l e o r r u in . I n l tOl t h i s s ame Eas t ­

ma n made an e f fo r t t o o rgan i ze Rob­

e r t s coun ty aga in s t Judge J . I I .

McCoy , and make a s choo l house

cam p a ig n aga in s t h im , a f t e r Mr .

McCoy hkd

M o s t , o ' f ou r c i t i z en s , p romincu t

and o th e rw i se , a r e su f f e r i ng Horn

s eve re c o ld s a s a r e su l t o f t h e change ­

a b l e and f r eck l e -minded c l ima t e a t

t h i s s e a s on . The c l im a t e t h e pa s t

t w o weeks h a s been a s t i ck l e a s t he

mind o f a p o l i t i c i an . • • • '?

An ed i t o r i a l i n l a s t we e ks Wi lm o t

Phonog raph - - excuse u s , we mean

Re pub l i c an—whereby t he wr i t e r

s eeks some much needed i n fo rm a t ion

o f "Hrn . K nappen , " sounds t n ig h t i l v

l i ke I t v , i s e i t he r wr i t t en o r i n s p i r ed

b I - 3 1 • i i a n . • • •

Mr . T . T . Pa t t e r son . I a t , e o f Osage

Iowa , ha s l e a sed t he vacan t bu i l d ing

i n t h e Ope ra house b l o ck and i s busy

t h i s week i n s t a l l i n g a l l r s t c l a s* - .

bowl i ng a l l ey , l i t ! expec t s t o open

f o r bus ine s s nex t Monday . Mr . Pa t ­

t e r son s ays h e wi l l r un a l l r s t c l a s s

a l l ey whore l ad i e s and gen t l emen^

cau come a n d en joy bowl ing a n d he

ough t t o e n joy a good pa t ronage .

* * * Some o f t he b o x e r s t r i ed t o ge t a

dea l t h rough l a s t week s o t ha t t hey

could pass as tepublican.s A boxer by any o the r name migh t be a s bad

bu t when a boxe r t r i e s t o make you

t h in k he i s a good r epub l i c an a nd

an insurgent, at the same time, look out for him. Such men arc like mula t t oe s , c an ' t hone s t l y m ix w i th

any nne—pol i t i c a l l y . , ' „ ' • f t , ,

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M a m e e t i ng o f t h e c i t y co .uuc i I

h e ld Monda y , t h e c o u n c i l , i n a cco r ­

dance w i th o rd inance p a s sed a t t he

l a s t mee t i n g r e l a t i ve t o t he depos i t i ng

o f c . i t v f uuds , d e s i g n a t ed t he Fi r s t

Na t i ona l Hank a n d t he Res e rva t i on

S t a t e hank a s de pos i t o r i e s f o r t h e

cny f unds fo r wh ic h t he c i t y w i l l

h en ' .Mo i t , h r e ce ive 4 p e r c en t o n da i l y

ba . . . s . T in s i s t h e l l r s t t ime i n

th> - i . . s . . i i y o f t h e c i t o t h a t t he c i t y

ha s r ece ived i n t e r e s t on he r f unds

and i s ano the r ev idence t ha t t he c i t y , unde r Mayor R i cke r t ' s admin i s t r a t i on i s r . e i ng r un on bus ine s s p r i nc i p l e s .

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Hen ry Thompson , t he t own boa rd

o f supe rv i so r s , o f M inne s o t a t own*

sh ip we re i n t h e c i t y Tue sda y w i th

a pe t i t i on wh ic h t he y p r e s e n t e d t o t he

Coun ty boa rd a sk ing t ha t body t o

c ons ide r pu t t i ng in a b r i dge ac ro s s

t h e L i t t l e Mi nnes o t a r i ve r I n S i s ­

seton township between sections 15 and 1<> p r epa ra to ry t o o p en in g up a

new road on a d i r ec t l i ne no r th f rom

S i s s e ton t o t he s t a t e l i ne . Th - j t o wn ­

sh i p o f En t e rp r i s e a n d M inne s o t a

e ach s t and r e a dy t o do t he i r sha r e

t ow a rds open ing up a new a n d good

road on t h i s l i ne a n d even tua l l y a

be e n nomina t ed i n t h e ( r oad wou ld b e e s t ab l i shed t ha t wou ld Repub l i c an . Jud i c i a l Conve n t i on .

Ag a in i n 1904 when Dav id , t h e K ing

Hee found t ha t he cou ld no t r u l e t he

Re pub l i c a n coun ty conven t i on he

a ga i n s u f f e r s ano the r a t t a ck o f t h e

su lk s and p roceeds t o o rg a n i z e a new

pa r ty . The ac t i on a t t he mee t i ng

f i r s t r e f e r r e d t o wou ld i nd i ca t e t ha t

t h i s s ame man , Eas t man , was t o be

p i cked up and g iven a no the r op ­

po r tun i t y t o show h i s good Repub l i ­

c an i sm . Wi l l t h e se l f i n s p e c t i n g

Repub l i c an o f t h i s g r ea t coun ty o f

Robe r t s s t and fo r such ac t i on? I do

j r i o t be l i eve t hev w i l l . The t ime ha s '

come when a l l t r ue r epub l i c ans shou ld

pu t t he i r shou lde r s t o t h e whee l and

t e ach t nose s e l f co n s t i t u t ed l e ade r s a l e s son t ha t t hey wi l l no t soon f o r ­ge u , a nd t o pu r i fy Robe r t s Coun ty f r om Eas tman in su rgency .

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be o p en t o t r ave l t he yea r a round .

Be s ide s be ing o f un t o l d bene f i t t o t he

f a n n e r s f o r 20 m i l e s I t wou ld be a

bene f i t t o t he c i t y o f S i s s e t on a nd w e

hope t h e boa rd w i l l s e e f i t t o g r a n t

t he pe t i t i on , mor e e spec i a l l y a s t h e

b r idge ac ro s s t he L i t t l e Minneso t a ,

f u r t he r e a s t , wh i c h ha s been i n ba d

o rde r f o r some t ime and -vh i ch t l i e commis s ione r s con t emp la t ed s pe nd ing s o me th ing l i ke 8200 on , ha s gone ou t ,

No t An Acc i den t -

While it may appear that simple circumstances are accountable for it, it is none the less true that careful planning and methodical methods in the manufacture of the Sisseton Milling Company's flours an responsi­ble for the big and growing demand for their products. „ J

Low Ra t e s Wes t and .No r t h wes t

, Daily until April 7 Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway

JU4.92 to point in California, 325.00 to North Pacific Coast points. Greatly reduced rates made to many other points West and North­west. Half rates for chlldacn of half-fare age. Liberal stop-oveas allowed on all tickets. Tickct j «re good in Tourist sleepers, For futher information regardinr rates, rout. 86 anu train service see nearest ticket agent or write K A. Miller, General Passenger Agent, Chicsigo.

To Let— HO acres of breaking on Section 14, Enterprise township. Inquire of J. II. Meade.

Wanted to Buy. I am in tlio market for the purchase of

steere, dry cowk and bulls Will take a large number of them.

A .A" Bbrt Houton.