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EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
Go Between Wins the BroOkdaIe
Handicap at Gravesend.


NEW YORK. June $50 Betweent at
IL to in the betting, easily won the
Brookdale handicap at Gravesend today
oxford made the running Tor three-quar-
ters of a mile when Proper went to the
front and led into the stretch 60 be
tween, who is slow beginner, began
TO make his run at the far turn and grad
ually closing the gap was on even terms
with Proper an eighth of mile from the
finish From there to the finish he had 1t
easy, winning by length and half. The
races We're run over heavy track and
five favorites won. summary;
First race, five and a half furlongs: Yam
kee Gun won. Martin second, Judge Davey
third. Time: 1:OSA.
second race selling mile vs and SIX six
ond, Memories third. Time: 1851 Is.
Third race, FIVE furlongs: Lorng won,
Umbrella second. Magma Stella third
Fourth race, the Brookdale handicap,
mile and a fuTlong: Go Between won,
Proper second, Make Witt third Time:
F. Fifth race. about six furlongs: Aklirta
won, Brushup second, Brookdale third.
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards: AS
! tronomer won, Entree second, Benevolent
seventh race, about six furlongs: Gen
| eral Haley won, Gold SITTER second, Belle
! Strome third. Time ! -.
! CINCINNATI, June l9.-'Results at La
First race. seven furlongs:. EIude won.
/ Scotch Dance second, Jtgger third. Time;
second race, five furlongs: BOTTLES won,
Bud Hin second Monthalban third, Time:
1:04&
! Third race mile: The Minks won. John
English second. Ara third. Time; AS Is
! Fourth race, the I.atonia Oaks. mile and
! a quarter. value S3,45O: Content won, Sis
: ter Francis second, Concert third. Time
2:l3M.
/ Fifth race, steeplechase handicap. Club
| House COURSE Port Warden, won, Pick
/ Time second, War Chief third. Time;
] 3:3S%.
sixth race, seven furlongs: knowledge
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second Happy Jack

won, Mr. Farnum second Happy Jack
third. Time 1:S2N.
Seventh race. mile Lafayette won, Mil
nehaha second. Proteus, third. Time.
HAS
BUFFALO y. Y. June le-Resuits:
First race, four and n half furlOugs
maiden two-year-olds Crisp won, Percent
age second, Triumphant third. Time. 0:55.
Second race. six furlonCs. three years.
olds and up. Rusk won. Ford Hunter seq
ond. Gabrielle third. Time: 11At
Third race mile and q sixteenth. three
ycar-olds ana up. selling Miss Hawley
won Mandator second, Thcmond third
Time: 1;4SS
Fourth race mile and a sixteenth the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-20

EDGAR, Neb.. June 19.-(Special.)- THE
Edgar High school base ball team and the
Ong base ball team played game on the
Edgar grounds yesterday afternoon. The
game resulted i'm a score of to in favor
of Ong. The game was hotly contested.
as the Edgar team in two previous games
had won from Ong with ease, and yester-
days game came near being complete
shutout for Edgar
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GOOD CROWD AT MITCHELL RACES
Track In Good Condition in spite of
Sundays Rafn

Suhuay'S Rain.
MITCHELL. s. D., June 49, Special Tele-
gram IAN attendance OF over 900 people
and large number of entries in the, twa
races made the first day of the races
Inc success Although a heavy rain came
sunday the track was in good condition.
In the 2:39 pace the money went 10 casa
Iona, Prince IT second. George H RAJ
third Best time 2;22 S-5. The drivers OF
fined SIS by the judges for not driving their
horses out in the third heat both Of them
having shown a disposition to hold up in
the second heat.
Strait Wave took the FIRST money in
straight heats I'm the 23Os pace with Bum
bic Bee second. Harry Booth third and
Aguinaldo fourth -
The five-eiehths mde dash was won
by Irish Swede In a. neck and neck finish
Twenty-Five horses are entered for the two
harness races tomorrow. --a
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Bertrand Bents Arapaboe.

BERTRAND, Neb., June 19.-(Special Tel
egrafn )--Bertrand defeated Arapahoe to-
day by score of to 1. Batteries: Ber-
trand. Atkinson and Maaske ArapahOe,
Saline and Scoonover. Hits Bertrand, 10:
Arapahoe, 3. Struck out: BY Atkinson, Is;
by Saline, 9. Errors: Bertrand, 5; Arapa-
hop
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FAIL TO FIND PFElSTER
Big jacks Curves Are a Puzzle to the
Beaneaters.
TEAM GIVES HIM tRRoRltss SUPPORT
Boston Boys Make but Three seat
tered Hits and Scoring
IL an Unknown
Quantity.

BOSTON, June is-Dsrng oase-ruuning,
clever sacrifice hitting and hits which
counted gave Chicago five runs today,
while Boston failed to score Pfeister al
lowed but three scattered hits and received
errorless support Score:
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DENVER.

Two-base hits: Filman, zalusky. Three
base init: Wolfe. Home runs: Russell J.
Smith, Quillin. Stolen bases: T. Smith (2).
Bases on halls: OFF Morse, 2; off Wright,
2 Struck out BY Wright, 3; by Engie, ];
by Morse, 2. Hit by pitched bail: Fillman.
Double play: Reddick and Russell Earned
runs: Denver. 5; Lincoln, 9. Left on bases
Denver, 3; Lincoln. T. Time: 200. Umpire:
Keefe. Attendance: go ...-.
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Three-I LenRue Gnmen.

At Decatur, nl.-Decatur, 6; Davenport, 5
At Springfield, Ill.-Dubuque, 4; Spring
field, !.
Al Cedar Rapids, Ia.-No game; rain
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clinton Selling stakes. three vears-old am
up. Red Leaf won, Cary second Nonsens
third Time. l.tSb.
Firth race, five furlonEs, Tor two-ycar
olds eeflinE. Bloudy won. GromDhoi sec
ond Sylvan Dixon third Time 1901 y
sixth race. mile and "a sixteenth three
year-olds and over, selling; Embarrassment
won. Elliot second PulQue third. Time
IAN
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Championa Keen on Winninn,

SIOUX CITY, Ia, June 19.-Cicotte,, Des
Moines new twirler, was very effective
today while McCabe for Sioux City was
rather wild, the visitors winning by a score
of 5 to 3. Though the locals raped, Cicotte
for total of eight hits, they were un-
able to land on him in a bunch, the hits
generally being made when two were out
and bases tenantless.
Des Moines had the game well in hand
most of the time, but had two narrow
escapes through fielding errors Score:
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Lincoln wins in Ninth.

DENVER, June 19.-The Cornhuskers took
the last game of the series away from the
ting rallies in the seventh and ninth in
nings. Quillin raped out a homer with
the bases full. which gave Lincoln the
lead In the seventh. and after letting Den
yer again get three runs ahead the visitors
landed on Engle, who had been substituted
for Wright and touching him up for three
singles and a three-bagger. brought in the
four runs which gave them the game by
a score of 10 to Q. Score:
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InMn Lenrne nennIts.

MARSHALLTOWN, Ia, June 19.-(Spe-
cial Telegram. )--Following are the results
in the Iowa league:
Fort Dodge, p. Keokuk, Q.
All other games postponed on account of
vaf
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Fremonts winninE streak broken.

FREMONT. Neb., June l9.-(Speeisl Tele-
gram. l-Grand Island broke Fremonts win
ming streak this afternoon, the score being
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for it, Both sides hit heavy. but scattering.
RH.E.
Fremont % o o 90 20 0-s
Batteries: Grand Island. Kirkendel and
Townsend. Fremont Bradley ana Shea.
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standing of the Teams
OnE Reverses the Result.

Games today: st. Louis at Philadelphia
Chicago at Boston, Cincinnati at Brooklyn
Pittsburg at New York.
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Totals -............4 10 "a q
PUERLO.

; Stolen bases: McGiIvray, WeIch Sacri-
nce hits: Elwert, McGilvray, Sanders.
Two base hits: Cook (2D, Melchior (2)
Three-base hits: Carter, Bassey. Bases
on balls on Morrison. 1. Struck out: BY
Sanders 4; by Morrison, T. Passed balls
Messitt Double play: Bader to shugart
TO McGilvray Left on bases Pueblo. III;
Omaha, 8. Time; 1855 Umpire: Davis.
Attendance 1 OOO
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MINNEAPOILs-


Sacrifice hitSi Pickering, Friel. Free
man. First base on balls: on Flaherty
]; off Thomas /. Two-base hit: Blue Hi
by pitched ball; Sullivan Struck out: b!
Flaherty l. by, Thomas, l. Time: 100
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HASTINGS.

Earned runs. kearneys - Hastings j.
Two-base hits Zslusky, Hamilton. Three
base hit Hamilton. Home run bowers:
4 Hit by pitched ball: BY Weisbrod. 4
Left on bases: KeaTney, 8; Hastings. 10,
Struck out: by Wsisbrod, 8; by Ahlin, 10
Time 2O0 Empires; zeckmard and How
ard
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Taylor wins for st. Louis

PHILADELPHIA, June list. Louis
won today's game from Philadelphia. prin
cipally through the good work of Pitcher
Taylor. The home team could not hit him
when men were on the bases, and his single
in the fifth inning gave St. Louis two runs
and the game Score;
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LonIaviIle VIM CIoae Gnme.

LOUISVILLE, June 19-Puttmann was a
puzzle to the visitors today and Louisville
won an interesting game. Dougherty also
pitched good ball, but the locals batted
at opportune times. Score:
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49, CbiIJrcn Rrscued.

Many children Reached.
Many children have been rescued by III
Kings New Discovery for Coughs ant
Colds. Guaranteed soc and 81. For sal
nv sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
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Kearney Wins by virtue of More Hits
and Less Errors.

NEARNEY, Neb.. June 19.-(Special Tel
gram. )-Kearney defeated Hastings again
today on the local grounds by a score OF
~ 10 s. owing 20 errors by kearney. Has
tings made six I'm the eighth inning Score:
- KEARNFNY
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GAMES. IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
81. Louis wins from washington by
Consecutive Hitting.

ST. LOUIS. June 10 Consecutive hitting
for ST Louis today won, 3 70 2 IN the
ninth inning Manager Stahl Of Washington
tripled, but was out trying to score Inc
next man up doubled, but was lett on
second. Score:
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SIOUX CITY.

DeS MONIES ..,s,....!O v v 4 " = 10
Earned runs: Sioux City, /; Des
Moines 2. Two-basP hits: HogTeiver,
Andreas First base on errors Sioux City.
8; Des Mones, /, Left on bases: Sioux
City. II; Des Moines, 9. Stolen bases:
Caffyn. HogreiVer. Sacrifice hits: Noblt,
Mckay, Cicotte, Bases on balls: on CT
cote. g. Struck out: BY McCabe. Z; by
Cicotte :. Passed ball: Hess Time Of
game: 2:O5. Umpire: Mccarthy. Attend
ance $50.
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-20

Two-base hit: Sheckard. Sacrifice hits;
Honman ~, Pfeister. Tinker. Stolen
bases: Hoffman, Chance. Bates. Double
plays: Evers and Chance, 0olner and Ten
ney. Bases on balls on Pfeister, ]; of
Dorner, 2 Hit by pitched ball: Dolan
Struck out; BY Pfester. s; by Dorner g.
Passed ball: Moran, Time: 1.3S. Umpire:
JohnRtnne-
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MILWAUKEE,

IWO-Dase MT. Pullman. -Ihree-D aSe hlts.
Green. Kerwin. Stolen bases Stovsll, Be
Vile, Clark. Bases on balls: on Putnam,
5; off Dougherty. l. Struck out: BY Putt
mann, 4; by Dougherty. 4. Double plays:
Stovall, Brashear and Sullivan; Brashear
and Sullivan; QuinlRn, Brashear and Sui
Ivan; Mccormick (unassisted). Left on
bases: Louisville, 6; Milwaukee, 4. Time:
1856. Umpire; Sullivan.
poatU0ued Game
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ERRORS
SCORING

Games today Milwaukee at Louisville,
Kansas City at Indianapolis, st. Paul at
Toledo, Minneapolis at Columbus.
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Columbus shuts Out Minneapolis,
/ Three to Nothing.

COLUMBUS. o.. June 19.-F1aherty shut
out Minneapolis easily today, but two Wis
itors getting as far as second. Blue
Hinchman and Coulter did timely hitting
for Columbus Score:
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wAsHINGroN
.Rnttea fnr Hevdon IN the ninth.

'Batted for Heydon in the ninth.
'Batted for Falkenberg in the ninth.
St Louis .........0 o o ! -
Earned runs: st. Louis 2; Washington,
/. Two-hase hits: Stone, OBrien, Wake
field. Three-base hit: Stahl Sacrifice
hits. Schla1y Wallace. Stolen bases:
Stahl, Schlahy. First base on balls: on
Glade, l. OF Fslkenberg, 1. Struck out:
BY Glade. I; by Falkenbcrs, 3. Left on
bases: St. Louis 3: Washington, T. Time:
l:42 Umpire: Sheridan.
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CIeveInnd is shut Ont.

CLEVELAND, June 1e.-Cleveland out
bstted Philadelphia but lost the game
and first place, being shut out by Wad-
dell, who pitched his first full game since
his accident a month ago. Murphy's second
base playing was feature. Score:
ri wi
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ToIcd6sDefeats st. Paul.

TOLEDO, JutlB BIN a, miseraby played
and listless anie Toledo defeated st. Paul
today by better stick work. Score:s
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. fKnabe out on bunt strikes
Toledo ................1 3 II o o 0 -
St. Paul .............1 0 0 / 10 O-5
Two-base hitss Van Zant, ]. Clarke De-
mont. Bases on balls: on Sutthoff 8; off
Buchanan, , Struck out: BY Suthoff I; by
Buchanan, g. Stolen bases: Wheeler, Geier
Kruger Or Sugden, Rockenfield. Sacri-
fee hits; Pierce, Frisk. Sutthoff. Wild
Sugden. Time: 1:47. Umpire: Popkay.
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F FIhIIsdIerPhIS '''.'''.''UU 9 -
Two-base hit: Schreck. Three base hit:
Hartsel. Double plays: Cross. Murphy and
Davis %. First base on balls: on Joss
2; on Waddell, 3. Left on bases: Cleve-
land, 6; Philadelphia, I. Struck out; BY
Joss, Z; by Waddell, 8. Wild pitch: Wad-
dell Time: :2s. Umpires Hurst and
Connor.
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PHILADELPHIA.

'Batted for Richie i'm eighth
"Batted for Dooln in ninth
'Batted for Duggleby in ninth
ST Louis .............0 . 90
Left on bases: St. Louis. S. Phladel-
phia 8. Earned runs St Louis, 2. Two
base hits: Doolln, Grady. Sacrifice hits:
Doom, Grady Struck out. BY Richie, 3;
by Taylor, T. Bases on balls: on Richie,
in eight innings; of Duggleby, l in one
inning: Passed BALL Doom. Time: 1:40
Umpires: Carpenter and Conway,
Games Postponed.
A New York-Cincnnati- Brooklyn and
New York-Pittsburg games postponed; wet
grounds.
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Remington, William Redhek. Chsfies Msta.
e q Montgomery. Frank 1arniftbn q. W.
CARNEY, 2 r. Lindsay o J.. Hammer,
~ NJ Fairfield. Ward Burgess stockton
Heth A. 1. Reed, George Palmer. Harry
Rom Ofher Cities2Afdo w Mitchell.
John p. Cady Rock Island Rsy, r. II.
Talbot, wichita; q Guinared Warren
n r. Stewart, Minneapolis. /. q r. Max.
well, C.. H. Boardifsh, Marshalltown;
Meadows 81 Ian Dan poasbe Rye IKE S0hn Ray.
NJ Jones, Edwin r. Morrison Charles r..
NJ Dorna, 1r.. H. F. Bend, c N Lying
Nebraska city: Charles F. Morey, John T.
Powers, Charles b. Wahlquist HastinEs;
J. n Greer, f. =. Gates. Wendell Hentg,
A. B. CUTS, II. }. Barton: r. T.. Hawkins.
J. II Johnson j. r Mayheld, Horace
Fairbanks. ID. r. Ellis, Z. Kassler, Denver.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-20
CROWD FOR GOLF TOURNEY
Enormous Entry List Made Up for Trans
mississippi at Field Club e..
LARGE NUMBER OF PLAYERS HERE
Local Men Are Making Every Prep
nration for Entertainment of
visitors and suitable Con-
= ditioH Of the Links.
prorrrm for wednesday.

$40 a. m.-First half qualifying ROUND az
medal play for Transnlssissippi amateur
fnpionship, eighteen holes.
1:30 .. m--SecOnd half qualifying rouho
N medal play for Transmississippi amateur
championship, eighteen hOles-thirty-slN
hotee In ali-thirty-two TO qualify
Prize for the lowest medal score
The players making the sixteen next loW-
est scores in the qualifying round VIII
compete for the directors prize.
The players making the sixteen next ioW,,
est scores in. the qualifying round viii
compete for the secretary's prize.
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Postponed Game.
At Chicago Boston game post
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Games today: Philadelphia at Cleveland,
New York at Detroit
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standing of the Teams.

At indianapolis 90 Kansas City-lndianaI
oils; rain.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-09-06

Roosevelt is praised by congress
men in public, but severely condemned
by them in private conversation, says
a Washington dispatch. The Sioux
CITY Journal declared that it was Re-
publican and would support the state
Republican ticket OF Iowa no matter
what the outcome might be between
its editor and Mr.. Cummins. Now the
Journal is lambasting Cummins In
cartoon and editorial. The stalwart
corruptionists Of South Dakota declared
they would stand by the result OF the
Republican state convention, hut
many OF the newspaper supporters OF
the Kittredge- Crane element have not
yet published the Republican ticket
and are quietly doing all they can to
belittle Coe l.. Crawford, the Republic
can nominee for governor. Here in
Bookings county they claim they are
"good Inguns" and in the same breath
declare the insurgents are Democrats
and Populists. All along the line it
shows that there is a concerted action
among the monopoly manipulators to
down President Roosevelt and every
other person who stands for right and
justice to the whole people, and it be-
hooves the Republican voters to stand
by their guns and Gust every vestige
OF ring rule from without the party.
Ifthese men, who fought the rank and
file OF the party and we're worsted,
really want to be good let them come
out squarely and advocate the reforms
inaugurated by President Roosevelt,
as the representative OF the nation,
and by Coe /. Crawford, as a represent
alive OF the the people OF South Dakota.
Let them be willing to allow those,
who are known to be in absolute ac-
cord with the progressive Republicans,
to frame wholesome laws and perform
the duties OF county officials until the
influence OF Senator Kittredge is for
ever swept from the boards. The
sooner every Republican lends his aid
in this direction the quicker will har-
mony prevail within the party.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-09-06

The voters and taxpayers of Brook
ings county, may think they have
nothing to call them to the caucuses
Tuesday Sept. II, but we wish to
inform them that their work of last
spring was only partially completed
when they selected delegates to the
state convention at Sioux Falls. If
the proposition of fair taxation of
railway and other corporate property,
the election OF L. S. senator by direct
vote OF the people, having every pub
lie official responsible to the voters
instead OF the political boss and
railway interests, was an issue then
1t is an issue now, and the selection
OF members OF the legislature should
be held paramount in the selection of
delegates to the county convention.
This can be accomplished only by
sending delegates who were advocates
OF reform in those matters affecting
the whole people during the pre-con-
vention campaign Of last spring. In
choosing delegates see that no mis-
take is made in this respect.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-09-06

Ii will be a difficult matter for the
Chicago Record-Herald to stem the
tide OF immigration from the Sucker
state to South Dakota by saying that
because farm lands are worth 800 an
acre in Illinois the farmers are more
prosperous than they are in South
Dakota where good lands can be
secured for from $50 to $50 per acre
which which will raise more bushels
per acre than the 800 acre land in the
sucker state. The young man OF Iii.
nois can come here and in few years
pay for his farm in money he would
pay out for rent on that 500 acre land
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-09-06
Republican State Ticket

For United States Senator
ROBERT j. GAMBLE, Yapkton.
For Governor
COE /. CRAWFORD, Huron.
For Congressman
PHILO HALL, Bookings.
w. II. PARKER, Deadwood.
For Lieutenant Governor
H. G. SHOBER, Highmore.
For Secretary OF State
ID. ID. WIPE, Olivet.
For Auditor
JOHN HERNING, Campbell Co.
For Treasurer
c. II. CASSILL, Canton.
For Attorney General
S. w. CLARK, Redfeld.
For superintendent
HANS A. USTRUD, Sioux Falls.
For Commissioner OF School Lands
O. C. DOKKEN, Deuel. Co.
For Railroad Commissioner
GEORGE RICE, Flandreau.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-09-06


This is q busy time bu. dav
actively devoted to sending the right
kind Of delegates. to the county con-
vention will not be time wasted. but
will be put at compound interest. It.
willrmean good lawssand an admins
tration .'of the people, by the people
and for the people," in this Young
and growing state. Beware of the
opposition to these measures for it is
crafty and has adopted the methods Of
the fox instead of those Of the lion az
it did few months ago. Men who
roared against these measures recently
do not now dare to openly assert their
opposition, because that would read
them out of the Republican party in
this state-but We find them adopting
various secret schemes to get control
OF the legislature, and we know from
the bitter experience of two years ago
what disaster would result if thew
should succeed.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-09-06

Recent developments in this county
lead US to believe that we were correct
in reasoning that the machine would
seek to obscure the real issue tine
legislature) by putting various county
officers to the front and asking ior
delegates to support them. In many
instances these candidates will select
delegates who are adverse to your
interests and your desires when 1t
comes to nominating members OF the
legislature. If they. succeed IN thus
deceiving you they will nominate
their pet county officer perhaps, but
in addition to this they will acom-
plish their real design, viz: nominate
men to the legislature who represent
the railway and other corporate
interests instead OF men who can be
relied upon to represent the people
Don't let the tail wag the dog. LOOK
to the legislature first-the county
offices afterward. Don't be deceived
by post state convention conversions
when it comes to the selection OF
members OF the legislature. Don't
take any chances. Men who openly
advocated the primary system OF
nominations, anti-pass Legislation
and fair taxation of railway and other
reform measures before the state con-
vention were sincere in their beliefs
and can be trusted. This is certain
Those men who opposed these meas
ures before the convention and have
since acquieced to them because OF
their adoption by the Republican
party, as party measures, in this state
should not now presume upon the
confidence of voters to ask to hold
legislative positions this year. Their
conversions may be sincere in some
cases, but the people have right to
place the championship OF these
measures in the hands of their known
friends. The old adage that "a man
convinced against his will is OF the
same opinion still' is Of too we'll
known verify to be overlooked in this
instance.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-09-06

The total assessment figures of the
state as left by the state board oil
equalization, on all classes OF pro-
perty is 1925, 426, 469, an increase Of
$2,77S, 795, over the figures as left by
the board year ago. OF this increase,
S4S2,5S2 is on corporate property, and
the Balance on lands, lots and per.
sonX property. The increase on cor.
porate property was 1926, 4S1 on rail.
roads; $235,07 on telephone $6,6S5
on telegraphs; and $4,29S on express
companies. Bookings county stands
fifth in total valuation in the state
the amount being 81 1856 ,634.O0.