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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02
SUPREME COURT
ROASTS ITSELF
Corporations Cain Big VIC
tory Over Municipal Elec-
r lion 1angle in Denver.
WORKS RABBITS fUOT?
Mandate Which Prevents Tax
Reeeip, Investigation Cnhcaed
BY Dissenting Justices,

Draser. July "a fe,ta.d s.'"s y
fur the rtanratlons In the" fight Ga
. the franchise question il scoTed Is,
the fonr decisions handed duWn b.
1, supreme court to-day in matters
CROWN. out Of the municipal elrrt lo's
On May Is
Judge 10 Essopped
District Judge Frank 7. johnson Is
estuppcd permanently from the inves
tigatlon Of alleged fraudulent tax r"
eeipts on which votes for the trar.
rhises were cast. and Judge John I.
Mullins Ii forbidden to remove the
regularly elected officers In calling Il
grand jury The supdeme court held
Judge Mullins hal no right to fin"
Republican Chairman Fred A,wlliams
and Democratic Chairman William
r nasoren $3.50 each for refusing Ia
he sworn al the preliminaTies TO the
grand jury hearing. " .
Used Wrong Plea
Denver, July 2.-in the cass b.
~ Dshert>. president OF the .
Gas and Electric company, se I'd
70 Jail by Judge Johnsnn for ~ ssins
H. give testimony regarding The al
iaSed bogus tax receipts supplied
vnters. the court decided that Wi:
of supersedcas WAS the wrong meth
"d If APPLYING to the supreme "our'
for relief The case should have beer
brought wafer writ uf error
To Change the Plea
President noh"riv will now change
h. pie, and the case will be- bear
i" ln 1. an Il writ NJ error Jus
:ir" Si'.l.' r.hd dissenting npiniof
ID III" cases against the district indg
eS. In which Instice Gun.er concur
It, sharply cFtticizing the ma ajnrit'
az III" court for alleged high ha1u:sA'
rOcoeiincs 'Idge Steele aSs"rip.
fhe majority held star chamber Ses
Sions," at which the decisions wer.
agreed npon without giving tho NJ,
n"rity an opportunity Ia he h. ard
Justice Gahhart denied the charges.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02
little JOSEPHINE
IARRAzOLO dies
Youno Daughter Of Hon. o. a. Lar
roxolo Passes Away.-Funera'
Tomorrow.

Little Josephine Larraznlo, dangh'
ter Of Hon. o. A. Larrazolo. died at
6 o'clock this morning at the family
home. aged nearly eleven years
y lights disease is assigned as the
cause of death after an Illness OF
about twoTmonlhs. The child had
never enjoyed rifsked health.
Josephine was assweet and attrae'
tive girl. Her Young life had been
f,aught with sickness at intervals
ever since infancy. hut she was a pa
tient sufferer and her sad aud untime-
" death is deeply deplored.
The funeral services will he held
at 2 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon from
the residence on South Pacific street
tCld TOWN.. Friends Of the family
are invite dto attend. Burial will be
n Mt Calvary cemetery. 81 -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02
ABOUT WHY
GORE MvKiN ts CALLED

81 Petersburg July q premie,
.Goremy kin was summonel 10 Pete
hOf this afternoon. presumably IN
Connection with the pr0posed reorgani
zation of the cabinet The Bnurse Ga
zctte today saws II is rumored that
General Trepoff, commander of the
palaee. has fallen into dsfavor with
the emperor and is leaving peterAof
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02
ALBINO B. GALLEGOS GROWS
ALFALFA WITHOUT bitches
Another Enthusiast On Dry Farming
Successfully Raises Crops With
Good Cultivation.

Albino r. Gallegos, who has a ranch
on what was formerly public domain
between the Ortiz and Las Vega:
grant, IN the road TO Cabra Springs
on a recent visit to Las Vegas. re
ported that the ranchmen in his 10
cality are p'owing this season more
than formerly He has growing on
his farm about five acres Of spring
wheat. good field Of corn and other
crops. all OF which, without irrigation
ia appearing In good condition. Last
wear he raised fine apples and pear
on land that had not heen irrigated
for three wears past. He has tract
Of land planted 10 alfalfa which has
not been irrigated 4or three seasons.
1t is on tract formerly irrigated hut
which the bitches washed ont and
since that without Irrigation he has
siown fine alfalfa crops. Ie mas t'ts
nar already made one cu;tln; an1
tk. tF0D was excellent.
.ne McCormick's ar" n'an,Ing an1
have rt beans, cu9n and Other csops,
Mr. Gallegos believes III farming
M DR., lands hv good cu' 'ta'ion and
proper effort will be successful.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02
HUNDRED MUST SHOW
CAUSE why TO COURT
Kansas Official Wants "Joint"
Men to Appear For Alleged
Contempt.

Kansas City, Kas., July Ain the
cOmh 70 pleas cosrt today, Assistant
Attorney General 1rickett filed close
- an hundred citations for contemps
against the saloon keepers who had
previous TO the issuance of the Sun.
day elosipa edict disobeSed the court 3
order to shut MP their places. Only
one arrest was made yesterday for
violation of the closing order.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02
IMPRISONED MINERS SUB.
SYST ON A FEW CANDLES

London. 1utr After being im
nrisnned for six days In the flooded
Caradnc valley tWalesl coliiery. twb
miners Of tn" <tx imprisoned ones
were rescued alive today and three
hn,iies were fuund The missing man
IL undoubtedly lead. The two res
cued alive were In old workings and
had Aubsi,tod "a lev wsts,s on can.
dies.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02
LIEUTENANT sREREToN COM.
MiTs SUICIDE IN MANILA

New Yulk. Julv "A dispatch from
Manila announces that Lieut.. Tall
madse H Breretnn, of the Second In
fantry, committed suicide there vas
terday by shooting himself In tho
head nj the Army and Navy club II
In htlieveds3,e was temporarily in
sane. s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02

TIL" aajo"rn"a 'errf"f tn" United
States Ns"1s~aa ""'veaed this morn.
ing by Juds" William ]. Mi''s. hut as
there Nas. nothing for consideration
~ nresea,, cont was adjourned an,
all theawhnh day Of July, at which
time the Colorado Fuel Il Iron com
pany and the Santa Fe railroad COM
pany will h. given an opportunity to
appear in regard 10 the indictments
recently returned by the grand jury
charging them with violation Of the
interstate commerce laws, by giving
aud receiving rebates.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02
TWENTY THREE ARE KILLED
IN english TRAIN Wreck
Most Of Victims Were New Workers Who Sailed 23-ae Aa Of Steam
ship Saves Many LnesBoes Of Ameucans Being EmamedO Old Man SEN
ayBn RepUnabe Fahom CaueShang Fatality Attended Trip

landed th.ess. fsm th" sa*saalas"r Nes
imk. pr.~emt& mtls "tsas1tr' t'aa>
uG the ha&eT w.ulght by the wreck
af tlaa eApr~ss train. all Nrsaea ase
having hesn CLEARED a~ay THE 80
glneerlng staff Of tbs taIirtad es.ml,aas
H. seeking nm exslanation for the tnF
mediate cause Of the dssslIfneni. but
thus Ear have been unable % % o..
or are net ready to say to what the
eassssrophe 10 attriusscie.. The list
cs dead numbers twenty eight. No
further deaths having been recorded
since las night. but Robert Q. crisehsi
of Chicago. Miss l. !. Grtswold of
Heath. England and E W S"nteil. n
York are Ia critical condition The
| bodies II the American victims are
hetns "mhalmed for conveyane" hons
ssntelfs Brave Reply.
Sentsll rallied Snmewhat. ad DAY aA
vaneed and the chaplain of the 10.
Urinary Sas allowed by doetars ts
convey TO him the news of the deatl
of his wife. son aud Two daughters in
the wreck. A serious RELAPSE fol
lowed but under rektoratinns the old
man rallied. Replying Ia sympathetic
condolences the old man rallied Re
/ plying Ia sympathetic condulences n
! the American consul. Swain. Sentinel
said. = will try to show you that am
II man although have MY seventy
years Ia bear
! Strange Fatality.
\.w Iuk. Juk " \ stIann. s,,i
0f fatality wt..tns 10 have attended III
journey from This city nf the NeN
foFAeI~ Who met appalling deaths h
/ the wreck ri Tho American Line ~
pI~ss on the l.ond"n and Southwest
trn railway ~ salisbury, England
vest. r'iay forehodlngs that Gala
n1i,s would "'er'ak" them moved III,
SrntrIl family. Charles r. Sentell Law
y"', his mother aah father Mr ahs
| Hrt Edgard " Sentell and Two els
! tars taaehs1s in nreaklyn schools n
d'sr"~s The subject With friends Ius
! l"fn" they bnardpd the Steamer. Sew
, oral other passengers We're old az
GuaintsnCes and had Travelled abroad
! tog"th''r i'm other years. they had plan
j ned 10 hold a Fourth nf July reunion
! in london. Only two of the seven ars
/ now alive. John r. Mcdonald. wealth,
turf man was one cf the party II,
was KILLED aud his wife an invalid ~
one Of III" two survivors.
Bride With Dead Husband.
: One of the saddest announcements
which the cable brought 10 New Yori
Yesterday vas message received h.
! Judge nnarn from his daughter. Mrs
Frederick rossitt. saving she would
return tn New York with the body o.
hr husband The Co<Sitt wedding
was one ~ the most notable Jim.
weddings,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02
TaAw CASE UNDER SUPER.
VISION or ATTORNEY JEROME

New York, July with the re-
turn TO New York Of Attorney Jerome
into the Thaww White tragedy was Civ,
en- renewed impetus today. Attaches
Of the district attorneys office have
been engaged In whipping into shape
information concerning the case al
ready at hand and ererything was
submitted to the chief upon his ~arri,
val. A
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02
PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS s provided by the ordinances Of the City OF Las
Vegas setting off of fireworks within the city limits may
be nermitted through proclamation by the mayor;
THEREFORE, Public notice Is hereby given that In ord
that generously aided by the preceding
one may In fashion, satisfactorily emphasize its
prova of founders Of Republic the setting off
Of fireworks Of the City of Las Vegas texcept
those friction which absolutely prohibit
ed the tissue being the only kind
m,tedA IL proclaimed be Lawful the twenfour hours
from midnight at III morning ofJuy 4h 1896 to the
bour Of midnight al close of tie day,
X D. GoCDAIL. Mayor.
Attest; sa,x caas aaa ,sss as"AA ~" ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02
SPANISH WAR VETERANS
ARRIVE AT Los ANGELES

las Anr Cal. July 2.-The
state enca ent of the veterans ~
the Spanh ar opened in this "it7
today md most favorable auspices
In additit to the California dele
gates thereSare a number of veterans
present from Arizona and Nevada
The rroceedings will continue until
Thursday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02

taans and ,hr*~ '.-#s Asss G~>sa Ct
are~A aaa ~tjj - ,as sn asz@se t&sF the
shssas
Ta.s easiest aall w "a sw*~aR~ssak~s
event, saas sAas%ss e"~aag "s~ea to ever
h.aas. aud d uaars sssz&a ms~y ~aast s>
mans rn.ne~@s> @s ae paeass-@ Th%
firss .vssass NsI1 StA.s 3 > as The
rNaas~ are a& tssssssN~
/ All sagx.-ss 'A.>.~a viii css~a 'w"
csns& each
Tbs rrf.t."s *,~csss.sn a I'll h*
final
J. An noa~y ~tt' no ass tss'~tt by th.,
Rosss sysaesa IL 'hs Ta's, u :. Z, :
aud :.
. R,.fu>ing A,tf,scla ,stx.sn all n.s
t..s tul"raatd
:. All lies f.'r 1seha~s viii has*
In ssp shsss off
TUE sesre sh.sa ean not 's
changed after ii has hen handed In 'a
the secretary. r.
Events and priaes
First event :" tarse,s sasraaos
fee slao. j
First prize. Que ~Aite vest d"nated
by NJ, Greenasger: sec"nd. third.
fourth and flfth, eas1i prizes: sixth
prize. Que pair ot Lid gloves. d"natss
by the Grand iIeadsr.
Second eveut l" targets. entrance
lee 30 ceats,
First. second, third and fourth. easl
prtxes: nth p,tse. enc bnrnt iaath
er covered flask. donated by the Bail
curto stare,
Third event: 2s targets. entrane'
fee si.0o
First prize. choice cf any hat In th'
Hub. donated by the firm: secen'
prize. one quart Of whisaey. donates
by Chas. Greenciay: third. fourth
ftfth and sixth, cash prizes.
Fourth event: 10 targets. eatrane'
fee 50 cents. w.
First prize. choica III any bny q
cigars. donated by she Red crosI
Drug company second. third, tourtI
aud fifth. cash pIaes
Fifth even, ID targets, entranc'
fes 81 10.
First prize. an" pair OF shoes. dona
trd h Russell a Lewis: seeona prize
Que h0A IT cigars. donated hs T..
Mackel: third, I,m'th. fifth and sixtl
cash prizes,
, sixth event !" t,alr of doubles. ea
trance fts' 81 "o
F'ir%t aud s"ct,nd prizes. one quar-
of whiskey each. donated by RaHwoo'
4 Roberts; third. fourth. nth an
I sixth. cash prizes.
Seventh event: IL targets, entraDe'
fse si.0o Il
! First prize. n box a eigars, donates
by the Lobby: second prize, one I'm
! hriar pipe. donated ny ". q, Mut
! phpy; third. fourth. fifth and sixth
cash prizes I~
Eighth event II targets. entTane'
= fee Slo0 r.
First. second, third and fourth
cash prizes. fifth p,lze. sejo worth o
watch repairing by D. II. Grant.
Ninth event. IN targets, entrance
f"e 30 cents. @sN
First. second, thlra and fourth
cash prizes; fifth pris. box of Gig
ars. donated by II. ". Hubbard o.
the Meridian restaurant.
Tenth event pairs nf doubles. en-
trance fee 80 cents
First prize, qfa4t Of whiskey
donated by the Opera bar: secont
prize. fifty cigars. Donated by ths
Arcade; third. fourth. fifth aud sixth
cash prizes
Special Prizes
For the highest average shooting
In all events. the following prizes viii
be awarded: -
First prize, 3n shells. donated b,
the Charles llfel. company
Second prize, IL silver cup. donated
by r. J. Taupert
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02
HEAT HAS KILLED SIXTEEN
IN CITY OF NEW YORK

New York. 1aA .. 8 he number of
deaths from he ~ ra'ions sester,
dav was six vict Hs,l ev having heen
unable TO rally sonpprostration. This
brings the total mortality from Satur
days hot wave to sixteen.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02
new ISTHMlAN~
CANAL COMM'N.
President Names New Mem
bers Because Senate Failed
Conlrm Body.
BISHOP GETS A JOB


Washington. July 2.-Beeanse of
the failure of the senate 90 eonfirm
the isthmian Canal commission Presl.
den. Roosevelt has named new com.
mission consisting u Theodore r.
shonts. ehaiFman: John ". Stevens.
Governor Charles 4. Magoon. Briga.
der General psaer C. Haines. q. n. A.,
{ tFetired: MoTdeeal EuaIcoti. civil
engineer q. &, a.. and neniamin "A.
HaFrod.
Chief Engineer siessns replaces
Geeral Oswald u. Ernst. Who retired
from active service in the army last
week and win hereafter devote prae.
tieaily bis entire time 10 the interna.
tional waterways commission. Joseph
Bueklin Bishop win be secretary of
the commission. Stevens viii con.
tinua as chief engineer. but win not
receive any extra compensation for
/ his services as member of the com,
mission.
nHerA IAN1t uonuG
, Washington. July 2.-Secretary
SHAW to-day offered the public thirty
million dollars of bonds of the pana'
! ma canal loan authorized by the re.
r~nt act of congress, The bonds win
bear interes, At the rate Of per cent,
payable quarterly. and wili bear date
nf August I, 1906, They viii be re-
,eamabie at the pleasure II the GOV.
ernmcut after tea years aud VIII b.
navable thirty Years from the date Of
! issue. -.
/ To Adjust Disputes -
| Washington. July a4~~Enriad i.
tee has been named Coiumblan, mins
lister to the lnifed States 10 sucreei
Diego Mendoza. The state department
! has heen advised that the appoint.
ment Ia an initiation nf the movement
for a settlement Of all disputes be-
tween the two countries.
presiden, q, Oyster Bay
Oyster Bay, July 2--presldent
Rooses eli today had complete respite
from the cares Of offiee. remaining at
his home. Sagamore nm. and holding
communication with the executive of.
flee at Oyster Bay by telephone only,
Visits from statesmen and politicians,
according to Secretary Loeb. are 10 be
made as scarce as can be during the
summer.
May Get Fedreai Building
Especial 10 The optic.)
Washington. d. C.. July Aft ell
ongh votes can be enlisted In the sen.
ale Las Vegas may secure an appro'
prtation for q public building at the
next session of congress amounting
from s1oo,g0o to 100000.
Sherwood O. CuIberson of portaIes.
Ia relative of Senator Cnlherson, has
heen allowed a pension OF SIG dating
from June 6.
Delegate Andrews leaves tonight ON
trip TO Philadelphia and New York.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02

The two sons Of Don Tsfdro Y. Ca
legos are active among those who are
trying to prove that farming on "nr
semi-arid lands can be made sue
cess. Al
They ave a ranch near Montova,
no, far from the Rock Island railroad.
upon which they have planted forty
acres Of corn. ten acres OF kaffir corn
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02
MORE rigid RESTRIC-
TlON next YEAR
NOTICE

II is deemed best that all cit.
liens refrain entirely from ir.
rigating their lawns or gardens
from 6 D. m Tuesday until the
morning of the 5th of July. In
order that the water pressure
may not bseempaired In case OF
fire 'S,sd:'
X kE'GoopALL' Mayor.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-02

Probate court is in session today
and "a number of important. inatters
were disposed Of. ~ T.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1906-10-11
For County Treasurer.

Valentine Herman of the village of
Holdingford, has announced HIM
self as an independent candidate for
county treasurer, and has great
hopes of success at the coming
election. Mr.. Herman was in Sank
Centre Wednesday calling on his
many friends and circulating nomi-
nation papers. Here is what The
Journal Press of st. Cloud has to
say of him:
Valentine Herman of Holdingford,
was in the city this morning and it
is learned that he is circulating a petit
ton throughout the county as an in
dependent candidate for the office of
county treasurer. The law prescribes
very specifically that no person who
has voted at the primary election shall
be eligible to sign the nominating pc
tition of Independent candidates.
Despite this Mr.. Herman claims to
have already secured 400 singers and
is now in the interior of the county
completing the list Of zoo, which he
says he will have before he makes his
filing. Valentine Herman has been a
resident of Holdingford for some twen-
ty years, being engaged in the saw
mill business and also conducts q
large farm. He was with the McCor-
mick Harvesting Machine company
for four years, and with the Champion
Machine company for another year.
He has been president of the village
for four years and has also served IN
various other minor capacities. ~
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1906-10-11
LOCALS

For RENT: Several good rooms
and one-half of barn. Frank Nelson.
For SALE: A new Groom house
and two lots and new barn on Ash
street. Will take horses in part pay
ment. Inquire of H. Rosemeier. 2O-tf
Fox RENT: A small furnished house
during the winter; price reasonable.
Small family preferred. Apply to
Mrs. John Chisholm, north side OF
river. 4-Zt
True and tried friends Of the
family-DeWitt'S Little Early RiSerS.
Best for results and best to take.
Rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes fol-
low the use of these dependable little
pills. They do not grippe or sicken.
Sold by all druggists.
WANTED Gentleman or lady with
reference, to travel by rail or with a
rig, for firm of $3.50, 10000 capital.
Salary 81 ,072 90 per year and expenses;
salary paid weekly and expenses ad-
vanced. Address, with stamp, JOS.
A. Alexander, Sank Centre. MINI.
!, Keep the bowels open when you
have a cold and use gOOc remedy to
allay the Inflammation Of the mucous
membranes. The best is Kennedy's
Laxative Honey and Tar. 1t con.
tains no opiateS, moves the bowels,
drives out the cold. Is reliable and
tastes good. Sold by all druggists.
DR.. D. B. Kenney, dentist, formerly
manager of the German Medicine Co.
that was here in July, will be in Sank
Center from Oct. IL to Is. Silver fill
ings SOC to 75c. Extracting teeth Csc.
At Central House.
If an article is inflated the original
is always best. Think 1t over, and
when you 60 to buy that box OF Salve
to keep around the house, get De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. 1t is the
original and the name is stamped on
every box. Good for eczema, letter,
boils, cuts and bruises, and especially
recommended for piles. Sold by all
druggists.
Cash paid for butter and eggs. The
highest market prices paid for large
or small quantities. North. American
Storage Co., Third street, east of
Bucher's meat market.
A cold is much more easily cured
when the bowels are open. Kennedy's
Laxative Honey and Tar opens the
bowels and drives the cold out of the
system in young or old. Sold by all
druggists.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1906-10-11
STROMBERG-PARKs

On Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Stromberg
occurred very pretty wedding, when
their eldest daughter, Cecilia, was
married to Charles Parks of this city.
Rev. F. M. Garland performed the
ceremony which took place in the
presence of about forty friends and
relatives OF the happy pair. Miss
Anna Stromberg, sister of the bride,
was maid of honor, and Roy Parks,
brother of the groom, was best man.
The bride was very prettily attired in
a dress of white albatross trimmed
with silken braid, while the groom
wore the usual suit of black-with a
very happy smile.
The young couple are we'll known in
our city, both having lived here from
childhood, and lthey have many
friends. Mrs. Parks possesses all the
womanly graces and accomplishments
that 60 to make up good wife, and
Charles is young man of excellent
principles and industrious habits,
who will appreciate good wife and
be in return good husband.
Many gifts attested the high esteem
in which the young couple are held
by their friends, several coming from
those who were not among the invited
guests.
A delicious lunch was served, and
the wedding festivities lasted we'll on
toward IL O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parks will occupy
rooms in the Stromberg home for the
winter.
The III erald joins with the friends
in hearty congratulations.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1906-10-11
A PLAIN Statement OF FACT.

Hon. J. F. jacobson, of whom it
has been said, ''He can neither be
bought, bulldozed, frightened,
fooled or foozled," in a recent
speech said: ssCole's nomination
at Duluth was as fairly obtained as
that of any other candidate and he
is just as fairly entitled to the
support of the party as any other
nominee of that convention.
1t is absurd for democrats and
some republicans to assert that Mr..
Coles nomination was secured by
unfair means and for this reason he
was unworthy of support and in
the same breath assert that the
balance of the ticket is all right.
The other candidates were nomi-
mated at the same convention by the
same delegates, dominated by the
same influences.
The Johnson supporters are
hypocritical in the extreme. They
dare not attack the republican
ticket in its entirety and they do
not support their own ticket as a
whole. If the democracy were
making an honest, consistent fight
for supremacy just as much of an
effort. would be put forth to elect
the balance of the ticket as there is
to elect the governor. There is no
more reason why the citizens of
Minnesota should vote for the
governor than they should for the
entire democratic ticket, state,
congressional and legislative, but
the balance of the ticket is entirely
ignored. In the 9th, 9Th, 7th and
SD districts no democratic candi.
dates are in the field. In more
than two-thirds of the Legislative
di.u,,, ni,m,a ,ticnr moinations
have been made. The democratic
party Of Minnesota, today, stands
self convicted of insincerity. They
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1906-10-11

are for Governor johnson because
he has patronage and favors to give
them for their support. They
dom, care anything about the rest
of the ticket because they would
have nothing to give even if elected.
The party of Jefferson and Jackson,
at least so far as Minnesota is con-
cerned, is no longer party of
principle. 1t has become party
of pelf.