Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-03-29
JUDGE MARSHALL IS
HEARTILY ENDORSED
MANY FROM WATERFOWL
ARE AMONG THE NUMBER.
Experience a Valuable Asst in
Administering Amy Public Office
Silly Attempts Being Made to
DetrdCt From the Merits OF
Judge Marshall.

The men who sat in the convention
that framed the constitution of the
United States recognized that a stable
and fearless judiciary can only be
maintained where the judges hold
office during good behavior. Exper-
fence is valuable asset IN admins
pecially is it valuable in administer
ing justice. So fully have the peo-
pie recognized this fact that it has
become almost the unwrItten law Of
this state that the judges of cur higher
courts shall holu office as long as
their strength d capacity continues.
1t would be dnnecessaryto emphatic
this self-evident Truth if it were not
for the lame and silly attempt that
is being made in some quarters this
spring to detract from the merits and
integrity of Judge R. D. Marshall.
These attacks will only serve to
strengthen him in the estimation of
the sober citizenship of the state and
no further answer is necessary than to
name a few of the men who have ask
ed his continuance In office.
They include:
Senators John C. Spooner and
Robert M. La Toilette.
Congressman Cooper, Esch, Jenkins,
Davidson, Brown, Stafford, Nelson and
Ex-C Congressman Otjens.
Governor Davidson, Lieutenant Gov
ernor Common, Secretary Frear,
Treasurer Dahl. Attorney General
Gilbert, State Superintendent Cary and
Insul ance Commissioner Beedle.
Rate Commissioners John Barnes,
F. M. Meyer and Halford Erickson
Commissioners N. S. ellison Geo.
Curtis and N. L. Haugen.
FOOD Commissioner j. @. Emery.
Commissioner of Banking M. G..
Bergh.
State Senators Bird, Hagemeister,
Froemlng, Rummel, Page, Rhar,
Brazeau, Owen. Hudnall, Sanborn,
Burns, Smith, Fridd, Wolff, Brown,
Whitehead, Noble, Marsh, Stondall,
Pearson, Munson, Stout, Wright,
Bar ker, Morris and Fairchild and 65
members of the Assembly.
The following persons from Water
town Harlow Pease, Chas. A. Skin
ner, Nicholas Thauer. John Coughlin
Arthur Mulberger, J. E. Davies, Ferd.
Buechele, Ernest Kruger, Edw.
Gnatzig, Robert Irving, c. F. Vie
balm, F. Werner, William Woodland,
j. F. Prentiss. M. j. Woodland, Chas.
STRAIN, c. K. Blumenfeld, 0. @. Hahn,
John G. Conway, G. A. Kading, W.
C. STAN, Edw. F. Wieman, P. Lit
ley, James W. Moore, F. F. Woodland,
+. W. Gamm, w. O. Schimpf, F.
G.. Exner.
The following from Jefferson-R.
B. Kirkland, John A. Haselwood,
Geo. Grimm, Henry 0. Nemis, o. w.
Bullwinkei, Geo j. Kispert, w. S.
Kispert, NJ. Hack, w. A. Muck, VIM.
Wright, James Cox, Henry c. Fischer,
Chas. A. Buss, E. G. Hager, Abbott
Go.ez, Otto Wenchensteiner, Jos. ].
BullwinkeI, VIM. C. Mayer, Jno.
Heul, Jacob Traka. Geo. S Fischer.
Jos. Stoppenbach, J. W. Primer,
D. C. Marshall, F. P. Kispert, G. L.
Smith j. M. Bienfang, S. E. Water
bury, John @. Fischer, o. 7. Haleman,
J. V. Stevens, A. M. Fischer, W.
Henry, Adam Seifelt, VIM. G. Muck,
Frank Eifert, Roy Much, VIM. F.
Puemr, Stephen Gesschu, Edw. j. Sci
fert
The following from ort Atkinson
L. B. Caswell, L. B. Caswell, Jr., G.
Haspinudt, ]. Schreiner, Geo. j.
Becker, Geo. P. Klein, Charles b.
Rogers, Frank H. Rogers, W. H.
Rogers, j. 7. Moak, N. D. M. Bradt,
j. M. Die, Jr., E. E. Sheldon, +. w.
Lent, C. L. Goodrich, G. E. Masters,
S. T. Chase, T. H. Turner, C. A.
Caswell, Geo. C. Smith, Thomas,
H. Kye, John Ward, w. D. Hoard,
Paul c.. Burchard, Geo. W. Burchard,
A. Eighmy, Q. Mcpherson.
The following from juneau. E.
Malone, John Cord, F. w. Gebhardt,
Nj. Hartzhelm, Aug. Gramlow, j. B.
Becker, Geo. H. Miller, A. j. Tozer,
Nj. L. Lueck, Charles A. Christensen,
VIM. F. Miller, John Scnebrerle, A.
H. Bussewotz, Geo. Eggert. Geo ".
TheIsen, &C. Schwalbach, F. Whueck.
John Kelley, Paul A. Henry. G. j.
Weber, q. W. Panzas, F. F. Sche-