Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-08-28

eqaaiipment of d first congressman
from the IL new ~ n 1ih1ttfhs' brs Ioloo sbne
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ndle2ri the above sd caption the
Crpok stopdis,J journal, thed organ ogt
HFalRof asteenerson, bBydal, aet9aI;,
nnkesansattack 4onfA! ID. iStephensg
candidatel foro state fsenatora from
Polk T odlK county, for having testified for
the defendant in the STEVENSON case.
we will not trouble ourselves about
tfle ethics Ola man testifyingsfor one
party ore another2 beyond saying
that when aWitnessi is summoned ito,
testify before d court, he must COM
ply; and no voter will be influenced
one way or the other by the puerile
logic Of the Journal that : says as A. D.
Stephens is not the; farmers friend,
because s,sl Sc be be complied with the. SUM
mons Of the COURT But the journal.
finally admits the truth, bthat 6 Elias
STEVENSON in the behalf of the.
farlnern (not cHalvorq Steenersot,hh)
fsbrough Insult, through his attorney,
Hon. Halyor Steenerson, to coamoIpeeil
n
the railroads and : warehouse CON- ON
mission onofg Mi Minnesota IS order the
railroads, to; make a reduction.n'q It
issWonde rfulthoW easily adjusted the,
arguments of STEVENSON and his:
crowd are to changin circumstances
ana eond itions! A Pickering light
ilf1miaates The bailiwick Of the
. ournal occasio nally. But it fades,
as quickly, and the. same Old decep-
tive lY} e l methods 4 are again employed to.
deceive the farmers into believing
that Halver STEVENSON was the
guiding genius OF this important
case. Ihat he was not, was clearly
Pointed ont IL al ormer article i1fthe
SHEAE. 4 HOWEVER,, letns 1fol DIV Bro.
gordon through the PARTICLE already
referred to il tie Issue u 81 thes 25t h.,
inst. He says: .sSAThe Did, rate, obl7
cents; would fhave cremaine,lain force
had hot lMsHllsteen g. bsifayy il az is
THE justice Of the casen appealed theI
casesto the supreme" court: Haivor
OF Eias2t . The aJournal is 1purposelY
e1aasiNeEon this p6int.lcBut fo,i 1.-THE
inlf 4 rig of our readers and the.
voters pn generally eqfsll iWesayjt was Elias
stee a1; so9E Whoof appealed the easesy
IIHsalvor's connection with, the, case.
had ceased by this time, 40 B
There. is an Old saying that eve
rything comes out in tie, wash, and
So the \ voters are generally coming
to- learn that Halvol' STEVENSON had
absolutely no ! more to do with the
rstareductionuof freight rates in
1898 than lie has with the reduction
t hat goes into effect today. We do
not believe that Halyor1s Steenerson
will be nominated and elected con
gresham because Elias oSteenerson
once brought a suit, for reduction OF
freightrates. siusGat 5 s979s zasr3d .s1aao.
2v%3f 5at III hsdslIciq 81 il&da stn@fftEla6neaaF
!, Truth crushed to earth willrise.
again .1'or dose 70 noi5aeiI5aq sst65 qoi zs2gEts
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/, State Senator Andrew Grindeland,
OF Warren, was the first to enter the
race. He is algwell known lawyer
and has served. in I the state senate
with distinction, having been a most.
jealous advocate Of the drainage
which have done so much
for Northwestern Minnesota. He is
an experienced mpaigner and an
aggressive worker. His friends say
that he will carry secure the almost
solid 2llii I support of the northern part Of
the district and he has strength in
every county, which Will result iii a,
large vote throughout the district,
He He has the supported many OF the
abllest publications p' Of the district
ST. Paul Pioneer Press. s Y ~ Dfs's
1ssNol afl5 70 a,ga3lI6Y Da 9Tl1
Senator Andrew Grindsland IS
working in Otter Tail county this
week, where he has a host OF warm
friends. Battle Lake Review.