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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-11-23
THREW AWAY THE GAME
The Brookings High School Loses to
Lake Benton

On Saturday the local high school
team went to Lake Benton and con-
tested royalty with the boys of that
place. AS it was the first game ever
played in Benton, there was lot of
prejudice to remove, but the game,
characterized by clean, manly playing
throughout and devoid of scrappy de-
lays, went at least long way toward
removing this.
Brookings won the toss and should
have received the kick off, but owing
to an error of judgment on the part OF
Captain ChilcOtt chose instead to
kick. This put the team on the de-
fensive Immediately and gave Lake
Benton a chance to serve its heavy
| backs into the line with telling effect.
But, upon gaining the ball on downs,
Brookings in turn pushed down the
field getting to the ten yard line, then
a tumble lost the ball. Lake Benton
hit the line twice, then sent Nordmeyer
around Holiday at left end. Between
two tackles, the speedy Benton lad
twisted at the very line and ran for
touchdown. The attempt at goal could
not be made on account Of his failure
to put the ball down.
Just before the end of the first half
Lake Benton by use of some end plays
and by sending big Ben Bradley into
the Brookings line, pushed the ball
over Tor a second touchdown but failed
at goal. During the half it was evil
dent that something was the matter
with the BrookingS machine.
When the second half started the
machine started too. By end runs,
line bucks and shifts and a double
pass, the Lake Benton team was nom
plussed. All at once Reeves darted
through the center, stiff armed the
quarterback and made touchdown.
Arneson kicked goal, Olson began
good worka again on the line and Throop,
who had taken Holidays place sue
ceeded in breaking up the opposing
interference. A twenty yard run by
the latter on a criss cross and an end
dash by Reeves brought the ball to the
Benton ten yard line with a half
minute to play. Olson was then
thrown back. Arneson attempted a
drop kick for goal, but Bacon, who
had succeeded Bonesteel at end, let
man through who blocked it and time
was up with score bio to in Benton's
favor. Brookings was much faster
but lighter, gaining twice as many
yards, but fumbling at critical points,
the game was really lost by the choice
at the beginning.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-11-23

Brookings Chapter, o. F.. S. held an
interesting session on Tuesday even
ing which lasted until a late hour.
Besides the usual routine business
there was degree work and election of
officers for the ensuing year after which
a buffet lunch was served in the dim
ing hall by the Us and KS. The
luncheon was very choice and daintily
served and the table decoration de-
serves more than passing notice. 1t
consisted ofthree candelabra fashioned
from ears of corn and should be seen
to be appreciated. The center-piece
being ears placed on end with cross
sticks covered with kernels which
furnished the arms. On these arms
were placed apples which served as
sockets for holding the colored candles.
The side pieces were counterparts of
of the center-piece only on smaller
scale. 1t was unique and pretty do
coration and brought out many ex-
pressions OF admiration while the
lunch was under discussion. The
officers elected at this meeting were
Mrs. Lou Haroldson, Worthy Matron;
III. T.. Lloyd, Patron; Mrs. Frances
West, Associate Matron; Ethel Weaver,
Secretary; Mrs. Fannie Reeves, Treas
urer; Mrs. Sadie Pond, Conductress:
Mrs. Alice Jenkins. Associate Con-
ductress. The appointive officers
have not yet been selected.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-11-23

Mrs. NJ. d. Treble, of Hawarden,
Iowa, who has been visiting Mrs. E.
o. Loomis for few days returned
home Tuesday morning. She was ac.
companied by Mrs. Loomis as far as
Huron where the latter will visit
friends,
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-11-23

WANTED-Two or three rooms for
light house keeping for man and wife.
Inquire at the REGISTER office.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27

tons do not. Neither do the c1poundcrs
Of Gocbcism. Every citizen in Crit.
tcnden county knows lno. T. Pickcns.
and they also know " the absolute
business and fairness that marked his
term 81 sheriff II this county but lat.
ter day Democracy In Kentucky has
become 90 vile and rotten that IL prin-
ciplcs are found pcrmcating every nook
and corner Of the courts u justice
where that party s IN power. They
appoint lury commissioners IN keeping
with this idea not only In this county
but elsewhere. The jury commissioner
sclec, jurics In keeping with the same
idea They DO not allow a member o.
the opposite party 10 exercise any au-
thoniy In the matter Of jurica In a case
o. any Importance. and when such a
case comes. they swear the authority
out Of the hand o. a Republican sheriff
as they did here a fe~ years ago In The
case q the commonwealth against
Order for the shooting Of GrAvca
That's your latter day Democracy.
That's What you ask Republicans 10
vote Tor when you tell ihA, they shouh
not consider politics In county Affairs.
That's what you ash them 10 endorse
when you ask them 70 vote Tor Press
Maxwell and T II. Cochran.
The pcoplco u Crittcndcn county
are anNioualy waiting 10 hear County
Clerk weldon explain why u was
that be- gave the printing u the
county ballots ~ the coming cleo.
ton o. the Record. without regard
20 price OF without letting out the
work o. the lowest bidder"
Crittendrn Press
In the h-s; place. ''the people" IN
his Instance. IL most likely the cdito-
rial s,af u the Pres that mot Satur-
day IN Blue a NUNS Office. via. q. n.
lsmrs sEi other, secondly. Mr.
Weldon gave the printing 10 the Rec
ord Tor good reasons which h. states
IN this issue. Thirdly. he Odd % b.
cause he knew ,hcy would b. printed
according 90 law and Al the lowest pos-
siblc price fourthIy. Judging the
rrcss by the prices Il asked Tor public
printing before there was a Republican
paper here. 3, Sas hardly deserving Of
confederation with reference o. the
printing u the ballots. IL present
groundlcss effort 10 posc a. money
saver and the maguanimous friend u
the widows and orphans. " 10 the con.
tran notwithstanding. Filthy. Ia
effort 10 make the people believe that
the Record gets the work rcgarilcs.
price. is false.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27

Glenn Mum vas heard the other day
asking some one " they didn't think
the editorial page n the Press had inn
proved during the campaign. Now.
Glen. you Glen. that amt fair. that
fishing Tor boquct like that And then
taking honor away from Marshall. poor
fellow. And Marshall thought he was
getting credit Tor those gems u litera-
turc. Everybody was on. anyhow.
Glenn. and everybody but you and
Marshall knew everybody was on. But
again. who would have thought that
Glenn had time 10 b. al this journals
nc work Why. jus, look what he has
10 DO. he is president % the Ken
lucky Fluor Spar Co. attorney Tor the
Illinois Central Railroad Co. 90 say
nothing II his otherwise extensive
practice. president ~ the Crittcndcn
Coal 6 Coke Co. partner IN the "Old
Jim" u Blue 4 Num-. a director In the
Marion hank, a leading member % the
Commercial club. chairman % the
Democratic county committee. and
Democratic member ~ the election
board u this county. to say nothing u
his duties In the religious. educational.
and fratornAl societies that have the
honor 81 claiming him a. a member
And now h. has constituted himself. or
had been constituted by some one a,
guardian ad htum Tor Marshall lcnkin,
and Judge Towcry and Billy Joel Hill
Glen. Glen, ~ much work. and !; a.
hard. will make you a. bald AZ John u.
Rockefeller or Ollie James.
Hut We never before thought you
were eonceitci You really think III,
editorials In the Press are improving
That eonccit l. the reason wc suppose.
why you a. county chairman u N,
Democratic party recommended your
srli b. the state hoard n election com
missioncrs a. the most suitable Dem
oStat Tor election commissioner in thu
county. Marshall don't have 10 do any.
thing but lay In coal Tor the Elcctr,
Light q Ice Co. but what about thos,
that Ollie writcsi
All that the editor Of the Press nov
has 10 write IL something like the fol
lowing
The Marion Electric Light a lc,
Company, anticipating the short supply
Of fuel. generally rcsul,an, upon
strike. has stored In IL bins and yard
a siS months supply Of fuel, "
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27

A great meeting Of the Democratic
moguls was held at Ollie James pr
yate Office Wednesday Afternoon and
night Those present. according 10 our
adyices were. Jesse Olive. Of Eddy.
vile, Judge Gordon. Of jacksonville,
John l.. Grayot. u Smithland. Ward
Headley, Of Princeton. o. ". James.
7. II. Cochran. z. $. Maxwell. G. s.
Mum, J. w. Blue. Jr.. Of this city.
and Judge Towery. Of Shady Grove
precinct. The meeting was held behind
drawn blind and what was done can
only be guessed at. Possibly those 7OO
Democrats Of Livingston county who
failed 10 show up in he primary down
there last Saturday were discussed Il
some extent. Very likely the situation
IN This county received some attention.
some people argue that boodle will wiz
when all else fails.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27

Would the D,kon journal and Prov.
dcncc Enterprise be fair and kindly
print the answer b. the Press charge
that 4. l.. Moore Is a Democrat There
Is no Republican paper published In
that county 10 defend the opposite
party and those two papers should
show By their fairness that they are
not trying to deceive their readers.
They canno, give only one side. a. the y
nave done. without dccciving them.
The clerk of the precinct explained
how u. l.. Moore was registered a. a
Democrat. The answer 10 the charge
that the Press made was published in
The RECORD " October u, including
the statement Of the clerk o. the pre-.
cinct where X. l.. Moore registered.
The Enterprise and the Journal are on
the exchange list ofthis paper undcr
the circumstances are they dealing
honestly with their rcaders1
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27
BERRY DEBOE.

There always comes time in every
mans life when there are two roads
open 10 him, one leading the right way
and 10 honor and credit, the other lead
ing 10 the wrong whose ultimate des-
tination is discredit, disgrace and dis
honor. One man, and in his honor this
article is written, has shown 10 the
world in the last six months that he
is too much Of patriot, too earnest
Christian and too jealous a Republican
10 be changed by every wind or led of
by the sympathizing Democrats in the
paths Of dishonor. That man is Berry
DcbOe and we take of our hats 10 him
and believe We express the feeling Of
every true Republican in Crittenden
county when we do il. II there ever
was a man who had temptations placed
before him, who had 10 listen - the
siren songs Of Democratic pretended
sympathizers, who was given every
chance and under all circumstances
10 speak disparagingly Of the county
ticket named on April /. that man is
Berry Deboe. The Democrats never
worked harder than when they we're
talking 70 him, their stock Of false
hoods we're never more depleted than
when they left him, their vocabulary
was exausted, their facial expressions
had become grimaces. their gestures
had worn them out, but Berry still
stood. That kind Of blood is the kind
that landed at Plymouth Rock, that
fought at Lexington and Bunker Hill.
that was at Thermopylae when the
three hundred died. II makes history
both sacred and profane. men like that
have died in prisons. have been gull
lotined, hanged or burned but their
faith never gave out We need not
go far for the reason in this case.
when We see a man against whom his
neighbors can say naught, whose word
is his bond, whose character Il above
reproach. whose Christianity Is UNI
questioned We can always know that
there is man that will stand. Not
one morsel Of comfort have the Demo.
Gratis extracted from him. they speak
yalubly Of disgruntled ones but moth.
INK Of Deboe All honor 10 a man who
has backbone but more honor yet %
the man who has never posed as any
but follower and worker and still
shows backbone. he has no office. the
party has no claim on him from that
source. yet he understands his duty "a
his party and interpret Il like he
understands and inlcrprcts ms duty tc
church. Such man as this will be-
mourned when he dies and honest
Democrats will mourn with Republic.
ans.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27

The Crittenden Record is bitterly
complaining because only three or four
decrepit Republicans are selected in
their county each time TO DO jury duty
Great Caesar, Chittenden. YOU are
feeding on milk and honey We have
not had a Republican upon the grand
or petit juries Tor three years, unless.
as IN several instances, the Wickedness
Of the system. while serving. smote
them like Saul Of Tarsus. and they
straightway reformed and are now
talking the true gospel Come, brother.
in this reign Of Gordon. James and
Machinism be well satisfied with what
you get and that YOU are no, being per.
secuted like Caleb Powers Princeton
Chronicle.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27

through the gift Of bicycle but we
desist. The truth is, the Republicans
Of this county wanted some one else,
they wanted a man who was Repub-
lican in defeat as well as in victory,
they wanted a man above petty things,
man whom the people trusted.
Never was the truth Of the statements
that you were still a democrat more
quickly proved, never was judgment
Of the voters at the polls confirmed
more quickly. The Republicans Of
this county have builded wiser than
they even knew.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27

2. S. Maxwell. Of Marion. was here
Monday and asked VA and other Rcpub.
leans 10 vote Tor him instead ~ the
other Democrat % oh. no. Prvsl
You have been mixed up too prumi.
nently with the partisan juriss. and
then when our railroad burden came
upon Ne. you deserted fair Caldwell 81
escape your fair share Of the burden
We Republicans remember this and
are loyal 10 the other fellow. Prince.
ton Chronicle.
Now. how Is that Cor the "clean-cut
gentleman" WIN knows no fear or
shadow Of ,uning1" Voters. weigh
and consider We want 10 send the
man 10 Frankfort who l. willing o. pay
taxes when h.s fellow man has Ito a..
regardless whether he can profit indi.
virtually by holding county bonds on
which you have 10 pay your money.
We want 10 send q man whose man.
hood led him b. rcnouncc his party
when it became 70 corrupt with isms
that intelligent and honest men could
not endure H. Robert l. Moore ID
such a man
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27

people Of Criitendcn county that the
charge Is a wilful and malicious false.
hood. and that We are sincere IN this
statement and that 20 prove Il conclu-
siyely, We wish 10 say % the Press, ia
contributors and stockholders. includ-
INK the source Of their information.
that a reward Of 500 cash has been
offered Tor any reliable evidence 10 the
ELECT that any such meeting vas held
for the purpose claimed. for the pur-
pose Of sending runners % the various
precincts. OF Tor any other purpose at
that time And more than that a
reward Of 500 has been offered for
reliable evidence 10 the effect that run
ncrs were sent 10 the various precincts
Tor the puToseof defeating Towcry HIS
defeat was due 20 T-o-w-e-r-y. See
VIA, he Is doing today. Can you doubt
~ There was one meeting held by
the Republican candidates. and all the
Republican candidates and Towcry
were present AZ that meeting. IL vas
. legitimate meeting called for the pur-
pose o. selecting the officers Tor the
| primary election. Any person who
would wilfully and mAhciously state
that any u the candidates held a meet
INK for any other purpose, has NJ
regard for truth. but 10 him. the Pres,
or any Of iu writers who will furnish
the reliable evidence 20 the contrary
the above rewards will b. given. The
present Republican nominees are The
gentlemen who are ready 10 pay IN,
reward when the evidence h furnished
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27

The Press says that Tnr REcoRn
lied when Il stated that Democratic
lawyers rendered their services 10
rovcry after the damnablc act had
been done. You, Mr Press. hc when
you aay We lie. and We can prove that
We ARE right. and that. too. by your
issue o. September q.
Here are your words.
In answer 10 the change that
every Dsmo-falic lawyer az the
bar volunteered his services a. Dc.
fcnd Judge Towery. Ne are troud
10 say, is true"
Nos. gentle reader. l. there Any
comparison between being accused Of
ying. AMI being proved a Har In the
act u accusing another Of the same
thinFi
Nov, the Press may Try 10 ~, ruund
this by telling you that they said law.
ycrs" then, and since Judge Towcry
sPckc" Il has been using the singular
term, lawyer" We also said law.
ycrs," but a. 10 lawyer" Ollie James.
his little farce comedy act was. we are
ready 10 rcitcratc, afte. the damn able
act had been done. for In ain was the
mischief conceived. The doctor in the
case. q. NJ. James, appeared, accord.
INK b. Towcry's letter 10 which the
Press refers. and after feeling Of his
pulse, told him of wha, the grand jury
was about 10 bring forth. and sAys,
Now, you will be sick and need a
doctor and will administer" The
damnablc &C, had been done In the
planning Of the Indictment Oh,
Democracy. why hast thou bur,icned
myself with this thingi o. Prrml
why has, thou icd'
l.istcnl
The congregation ~ hypccri,cs
shall be- dcs0late and hru shall con.
sumo the tabernacle Of bribery,
They cunccive mischief, and bring
forth vanity, and their belly pre-.
pareth deceit"
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27

The ring Democracy now believes
that matters are assuming such shape
that the mule" men In Livingston
county will he convinced that they
should voIc for the ring. Il IL reported
that Secretary ~ State. n. v.
McChesncy is 10 speak AZ Salem. Lola.
JOY. Snithland, luka, and possibly some
o,hcrpo'n,, and also that o. N. James.
who has recently attracted attention in
this county a. being an association Of
Aaron Towcry by reAson u too per
year of good tar money that hs
rcccivcd for travelling 10 and frum
Frankfort with the Judge. will speak
at hamp,on. !, l. reported that the
Smithlahd gang ssys that they are
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27

The following conversation took
place between teacher and pupil in
Crittenden county:
Teacher What state senatorial dis
trict do you live in?
Eager Pupil The Third
Teacher You are mistaken. Next
Pupil tprotestingly That is right.
Papa reads the Press and Il said this is
the Third, and that 2. 5. Maxwell. Of
Marion. wanted the Third district Dem.
ocrats 10 send him 10 the senate.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27

The Press, IL editorial contributors
and writers. Including Tuwery. persist
IN charging that while the great Ere of
March p was raging. while the noisc
u the rrscucrs was without, while they
could see the dying cmbcrs, hkened 10
The dying hopes u Aaron Towery, pcor
Morgan, Judge Moore and the other
candidates. the gang" "a, IN state in
the county clerks Office and made the
slate that was nominated the follow.
ing Saturday. First, a. TO the gang
Ne would very much like 10 have the
Press snlFh,en Ne On the subject BY
telling Ne who compose the gang. but
secondly, a. 10 tho meeting. !, rives ne
pleasure 10 herald the statement 10 the
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27

The Democratic primary in Living
ston seemed TO be tame affair. There
were only us votes polled, according
to reports. That looks like victory for
the mule" ticket, TO say nothing Of
the Republican candidate for represen-
tative. T. II. Cochran is in sympathy
with the Smithland clique and the
mule" men know it, and they also
know that the effort to whip them
into line for the county ticket is also
for the purpose Of helping the affsble
jury commissioner to the legislature.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27

X. l.. Moore is perfectly agreeable
To all Republicans In this district. We
believe they will support him To a man.
The Press would have you believe he Is
a Democrat Now. u the Press il ain.
ccrc. u r. l.. Moore is Democrat.
the Press ought 10 draw In ia horn and
laugh up Ia sleeves 10 think the Re.
publioAns are going 10 send a Demo
crat 10 the senate. The fact h that
Il /. Moore Is a Republican. and there
are two things called Press" who
fear he will be- clcctcd.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27

The Press asks THE RECORD what
kind u majority rule We believe In.
We answer. the majority rule q hon.
at men. regardless ~ shat Dvmccata
gay Or think. Tho majority b. which
Taylor vas elected governor Of Ken.
lucky regardless Of the fact that you
Democrats stole the Offices. not the
majority rule q the legislature that
presumed 10 make a dead man COVER.
nor, and not the majority rule by
which you nominated your present
nominees Tor Offices in this county.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27
CAST OUT THE MOTE.

The Cnttcnden Press Is vigorously
kicking because Il did not get a chance
To bid upon the ballots In that county.
Bro. jenkins can hardly expect the
Democratic clerk 10 give IA a chance
10 save thu taxpayers a dollar. and
dom see why you should become 40
yirtuous all at once Better cast the
mote out 81 your own eyes before
hunting the beam in the other fellows.
We have never had a chance 10 bid up.
on the ballots. Princeton Chronicle.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27

Geo. Crcc. eolorcd. has been a great
favorite with ollie and the Press ever
since they voted him for Ollie that
time. They ought to bring him back
and let him yet the hardware man out
o. the hole. Speaking shout laughing.
he also laughed when he read where
the Democrats said the Republicans
had Towcry indicted
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27

A Chicago physician mas recon-
mended that the state legislatures pass
laws 70 use the chloroform route for all
incurables. II would be a good idea
:. commence on the campaign liar for
the Press.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27

The Democrats are bowling because
We have Bob Moore for our senatorial
candidate The Republicans Of Crit
tenden county guarantee him and that
is sufficient. Princeton Chronicle.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27

You often notice the Press speaking
about the people Of Ccittendcn county
with reference 10 wha, they would like
TO know. So far a. the people are ccn.
ceped they are satisfied, and every
mothers son q them knows that under
a Republican administration, whether
county. state or national. that efficiency.
honesty, justice and tu,hfulncss are
the principles q action. EyeD true
Republican 80 believes and acts. Trai.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27

The editor Of the Press has an oppor-
tunity to make 800 Good money, Mr..
Editor. II you don't make that 800.
how about your responsibility which
you recently reminded Us Of?
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27

The Dixon Journal is still trying to
run Democratic politics in Crittenden
county. 1t seems that the Journal
mistrusts the ability Of the Press to
hold Us ground.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27

Press Maxwell made the race Tor
state senate subject TO the action Of
the Democrats in the Third district for
several weeks. but It vas eonspicuously
noticeable last week that the Press put
him up In the Fourth where Robert L.
Moore has been running all the
while.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27

The tax on that $1,000 that Mas.
well loaned To some parties In tic
tobacco business wVuld amount 10 about
a. much a. Dr. Bob's school tax and
railroad tax. Strange the Asscssor nor
the hoard u supervisors could locate a.