The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-05-05

The statement is made that 10. oOt
mules Will be needed on the Panama
Canal. Mosher to the fore again.
There is considerable evidence let,
IN the beef trusts III every butcher
shop where Chicago dressed meats are
sold
Susan B. Anthony says that Gro
yer Cleveland Is not 1T to talk about
women's questions. Perhaps he
knows as much about women as Miss.
Anthony does about husbands ana
divorces.
The trusts seem To continue to use
Canada as safe deposit for all the
documentary evidence and Official
witnesses needed In the icyestiga-
lions. 1t gives some OF the trust.
employees a nice vacation.
Professor Sims Woodhead OF Cam
bridge announces that instead OF be-
ing stimulant alcohol is IA paralyz-
lug agent. There are several bar
keepers living who have already made
this discovery.
The st. Paul Globe which was
established over thirty years ago by
II. p. Hall, retired from the Held Nav
I, and will be known no more forever.
The Minneapolis Tribune has bought
the entire circulation of the Globe
daily and Sunday. The Globe has
always been loosing proposition and
for Sc veral years has been backed by
}. j. Hill. The people never felt as
IT It was consistent democratic
daily and did not support it.
The News last week recommended
that the ''lawless enforcement league"
should disband. 1t would seem that
1T would be good policy for the league
to dlsband before they succeed in
tanglinR themselves up 80 everlast-
ingly tight that they will be 10 the
position of the deacon who a friend
described as involved in an entanglin'
alliance With robust bull calf, and
SAID he gathered from appearance
that the trouble had originally begun
when the calf was at one end of a
long rope an the deacon was at the
other. an after number of rapid and
thrillin' evclutious, which exhausted
the opportunity, so to express the situa-
tion, OF the rope, both had come to-
gether, When 1 first notlced' EN-
the calf an the deacon were facln'
each other. wrapped au' twisted up
IL about hundred feet Of hemp, glar-
M into each others conntenances like
q couple Of basilisks. and it strikes
us that II we give the aforesaid claw.
less enforcement league" rope enough,
they will tie themselves up in hard
knot
ltls both an interesting and i'm
portant fact that the two men who
are to work together,--in donble
harness, as it were,--as constructors
OF the canal, the chief of staff and
the field marshal, are like Damon
end Pythias. They have been life
long chums. Born in Crawford
county, Pennsylvania, tifty years ago
Mr.. Shonts went West witt his
family. He graduated from Mon
mouth. Illinois, College in 1876.
Among his classmstes was John f,
Wallace. Wallace's father was the
president OF the college. The friend
ship that started between the two
youths at school has continued
throughout their manhood. They
.p eak OF each other as "John' and
teddy" Now the chums find
themselves hitched to the same big
wagon, and each realizes that he
I must pull for all he is worth. It is
safe u, say that they will work har-
moniously aud effective ly together
From 1.-THE New Executive Of the
Panama Canal BY Walter Wellman,
In The American. Monthly Review Of
Reviews, for May.
The Equitabte's ugly row 10 New
York, over the undivided dividend
Of go. 900. 900, is somewhat slm,la.
4 70 = purelng undergone by the great
1 NAw York Life some. u vears aoo.