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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-18
HER CREED.

She stood before a chosen few,
With modest air and eyes of blue;
A gentle creature, in whose face
Were mingled tenderness and grace.
"You wish to join our fold" the!
said;
do you believe in all that's read
From ritual and written creed,
Essential to our human need?
A troubled look was in her eyes;
She answered, as in vague surprise
As though the sense to her, we're dim
81 only strive to follow him."
They knew her life, oft she stood,
Sweet in her guileless maidenhood.
BY dying bed. in hovel lone,
Whose sorrow she had made her own
Oft had her voice in prayer been
heard,
Sweet as the voice of singing bird;
Her hand been open in distress;
Her joy to brighten and to bless.
Yet still she answered when they
sought
To know her inmost earnest thought,
With look as of the seraphirn,
1T only strive to follow Him"
Creeds change as ages come and go'
We see by faith, but little know;
Perchance the sense was not so dim,
To her who "strove to follow Him."
Sarah Knowles Bolton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-18

If every person who ought to keep
Bank Account had one now, there would be
a decided change in the condi tions of the
country
Every person who keeps Bank Account
raises his standing among his fellows and
wi tn the Banker He Ais helps to make
cond1 tions better in his country.
Ninety per cent Of the commercial bus
mess il done by the means of paper
Money represents property. check means
that there 8 money in the Bank to the
credit Of the one who wri tes the check.
The check system where safety and con-
veni ence are-assured is much better than
handl ing the money when there 1s risk of
error or chance of loss.
THE PENDLEToN SAVINGS BANK offers
every facility to all seeking safe,
conservative institution, capable of care
ing for it g Gus toners in all legitimate
under takings A per cent interest
Savings Deposits. Safe Deposits boxes
for rent.
CAPITAL G. SURPLUS IA OF A MILLION DOLLARS
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-18
TAFT ISN'T THE MAN.

Every day the fact is emphasized
that William H. Taft is not the man
70 succeed Theodore Roosevelt as
president. He is not the same type
OF man. His life and line Of thought
have been along different ways. He
is not in sympathy with the broad
gauge republIcanism in which the
Rooseveltian doctrines are exempli-
fled
The people don't want Taft. The
newspapers Of the east are booming
him and there is considerable favor
able sentiment among politicians but
it is evident that the mass Of the
voters do not want him. He is not a
logical successor 70 Roosevelt. He
cannot by any stretch of the magma
ton. step into the Roosevelt shoes.
La Toilette or Hughes come nearer
the ideal. They stand for the same
principles for which Roosevelt has
fought and thought so long. They
are fearless and progressive and will
carry forward the Roosevelt banner.
But Taft, never H is d j5yial, good
natured fellow, but he is a poor stick
IN follow Roosevelt
The East OregOnian believes yet
that Roosevelt will succeed himself.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-18
FOR \ SUMNER RESORT.

The East Oregonian 5 glad to see
somebody with plenty Of business
ability and energy take hold of the
Bingham Springs resort. II is hoped
that the deal by which ]. A. Borie
and associates of this city are plan
ming to purchase the property, is con-
summated.
There is room and need for a first
class resort in the Blue mountains.
Everything is favorable to such an
enterprise. The climate, water, rail-
road facilities. accessibility and all
the principal features are in evidence
and all that is required to make that
a flrst-class resort, with a reputation,
as wide as the entire country, is
management which will push It to
the front give people what they want
and equp p it with modern features to
attract people with means.
There is no reason why the Bing-
ham Springs resort should not be
made to rival the famous resorts Of
the Adirondacks or the Asheville
pine district.
Umatilla county alone will support
a good institution there, to say moth
ing Of the. outside patronage which
iudicious advert sing and persistent
publicity would bring.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-18
THE NOISY FEW.

Senator Jonathan Bourne in his
open letter to the republican voter of
Oregon declares that the opposition
to statement No. l is composed of q
very few noisy politicians who wish
to return to the old method Of auc-
tioning off the United States senator
ship.
This is plain talk, but II is to the
point. Senator Bourne is a plain,
blunt man and submits to no machine
censorship when making public state
ments for the benefit of the people.
He tells the people Of Oregon how
they can elect a statement No. leg
islature and still be assured of a re-
publican senator. The plan is sim
pie. Oregon is a republican state.
She gave Roosevelt $4,000 plurality.
She has a statement No. l republican
candidate for the senate.
Let the republican voters vote for
this candidate, and let the democratic
voters vote for their candidate. This
is square and honest and fair and will
not destroy the parties, as Judge
Lowell. T. T. Geer, Harvey Scott and
others fear.
Let the people demand that all
candidates to the legislature stand for
statement No. l and then let the re-
publican voters vote for the state
ment No. l republican candidate for
the senate.
This will insure the selection of the
peoples choice and it will also in
sure the selection of a republican
senator, as the state is republican by
heavy odds.
Why should an overwhelming re-
publican state fear to trust a senator
ial election to the republican voters?
We can have reform and still have
strong and influential parties. But
n order to have clean parties We must
have no machine. The people must
be the dominant power.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-18

of the msdern world, there is room
for both Methodlsm and dancing
There is room for good religion and
worlds Of clean, wholesome amuse-
ment and pastime. Both are neces-
sary to growing. living, thinking peo-
pie.
And perhaps If Jason Lee were
alive today he would say dance, OF
course. dance, If you get any enjoy
ment out of It, And after you have
danced go to church and worship or
stay at home and worship. just exact
ly as You feel in your own mind about
Il.
There is no compulslon in any gen.
uine religion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-18
PITY FOR THE ERRING.

The little I have seen of the world
touches me to look upon the errors
of others in sorrow, not anger. When
take the history Of one poor heart
that has sinned and suffered and rep
resent to myself the struggles and
temptations 1t has passed through, the
brief pulsations of joy, the feverish
inquietude of hope and fear, the
pressure of want; and desertlon Of
friends. | would fain leave the erring
soul Of my fellow man with him from
whose hand It came.-Longfellow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-18

The new theory (backed up by his
preparation) advanced by l.. T.
Cooper with regard to the cause of
most Ill health of the present genera
tion Is being sown broadcast by this
young man.
Cooper believes that the human
stomach has become degenerate in
civilized races and claims that good
health Is impossible unless the stom.
ach is re-vitalized. This he claims to
do with his preparation.
An article from the Indianapolis
Star during Cooper's stay in that city
has this to say Of Cooper and his prep
aration: Residents of this city are
being astounded by l.. T. Cooper and
his new preparation.
reports that preceded Mr.. Cooper's
visit here told of his success in other
localities, but the immense success Of
his medicine and the general belief
in his theory was wholly unprece-
dented.
80 great Is the rush OF the public
to this young man that people stand
in line waiting their turn for hours in
an effort to see him. The most inter.
esting feature OF this IS statements
made by reliable citizens as to the
actual accomplishments Of Coopers
medicine. Among recent statements of
this character the following is o fair
example:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-18
Is OREGON NIGGARDLY?

The Walla Walla Union takes oc.
casion to roast the state of oregon
for being a niggard in the matter OF
educational appropriations, and the
East Oregonian sincerely hopes that
the voters of this magnificent state
prove that the Union and other out
side papers which have seen fit to
cr.ticise the people OF oregon are far
wrong in this censure. Speaking of
the hold up of the University Of Ore
gon appropriation by a referendum
vote instigated by the grange. the
Union says:
The last Oregon legislature appro-
priated $125,OOO for the maintenance
of the state university at Eugene, and
a referendum has been called on the
appropriation, thus tying up the funds
of the university until after the June
election. Heretofore the largest ap-
proprlation ever made for the oregon
university was s475OO.
Even the larger sum seems ridicu-
lousy small in the state of Washing
ton, where the appropriation for the
state university at Seattle averages
about S35O.OO0. and at the last ses-
sion of the legislature was only lit
tie short Of one million, II we count
the appropriation for new buildings
in conjunction with the Lake Wash
ington shore lands given to the Alas
ka-Yukon exposition first and then
the usufruct to the university.
1t is no wonder that Oregon is look
ed upon as a mossback state and it is
so far behind Washington in the de-
velopment Of It's equally rich resour-
ces when such niggardly tactics are
used in dealing with state education
al institutions.
II the referendum results in the
defeat Of the $125,O00 appropriation,
II will have the. effect of calling halt
on the effort being made in several
states to adopt the Oregon plan of d
rect legislation.
The Washington state university
would have been closed long ago If
IL had been forced to subsist on
plttance Of $4,000 year, and even
$125,OOO would have barely kept the
institution alive.
II Oregon would attract the best
class Of immigrants from the eastern
states It should adopt more liberal
policy toward its educational .nstitui
tons. 1t is to be hoped for the good
name Of the state that the people will
vote Overwhelmingly next June for
the larger appropriation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-18
SH.DEs OF JASON LEE.

Did the bones OF Jason Lee, the
Methodist missionary upon whose
work and through whose influence
Willamette university at Salem was
founded. turn over in their grave
yesterday when the pretty girl stu
dents OF old Willamette, petitioned
the faculty to permit them to dance,
Just a wee little bit. in leap year
party?
What a horror would have shaken
the straight-laced old missionary
whose rigid creed forbade any Of the
alleged frivolitles Of modern social
life. had he been present when the
girls petition. scented and tied with
baby ribbon. was presented to the
grave members of the faculty!
And yet. in the broad gauge plan
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-18

= This vast Inheritance is mine 4
= and yours. 1
= We have the key that opens
= wide the doors. 1
: The past the present, and the 1
= future yield 1
= The substance, force and prom 1
= Use of the field
= To us. in silent places where the
= Spirit dwe,ls
= And TO our Consciousness its Sc I
= cret tells.
Z A vast inheritance, a subtle l
= power Divine, I
= A destiny completes thine I
. and mine !
= New Thought. I
= t+++++++++++ = + - + + I
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-18
SOME ADVERTISING THOUGHTS

a merchant decides. his stores i'm
portance when he decides how i'm
portant TO make his advertising.
Adequate advertising is merely
applied good sense In store keeping
no matter what else is done we'll
The merchant who advertises less
this year than last thus deliberately
starts to travel backward on the store
highway-starts to unravel the busi-
ness fabric which he has been weav-
ing.
Your store advertising will not
live" as literature beyond its allot-
ted span of servlce-but its effects
will live in your store, in your stores
growth and prosperity.
You can save money on at least
one-half the things you buy, through
reading the ads. Isn't that worth
your while?
You will prosper best by visiting
but seldom the stores that do not ad-
vertise-say about one every ten
years. f. Times.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-18

Laughter in Persia is considered eff
Terminate.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-18

The republican label on the Tribune
Is about as misleading as the label
calling that paper the County Off
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-06
Aran0 Oiem College.

Den danek -amerikanske unadems.
skele { Des Meines, Iowa, be9buoer fin
Bintertermin
den 1ste December.
tulorenbis Undertaking I banite % En-.
5elite, Sag efter frit 8aIg. ,
GSf9enbe &urius tilbpbes: Preparatory
Course, Commercial Course, Shorthand
and Typewriting Course, First Grade
Certificate Course.
Sremoeles l1obannelfe til porbenbe Bra.
fter FAINT til 2erere o9 2ererinber for dan
che Bsrneskeler. Relistensundervtsnina
n,eb paafpl8enbe &onirmatton,' on, pnfieA
stolen ct o8iaa for iaabanne, iou1 ipser en-
%aluainoelig %1bbannelie eler 11butbel5e al
Runoitaberne fra GolteiiolerL
nnberpisn,ng / moberne Spreg, 2ottn.
Sreit, 9iitorie, Naturfa9, r~1atemattite Sag
&%unit!1aling, $e9nin8. Gang % Mustk,
Spnin8 % baandarbejde for Bigger.
foredrag. CODE 9igterperter genneus.
::eies % fortlares. 9.
l1nbereisnins % DpbolD $1,000 tor 1
19er. Stolen bjelper Gleper fra fierne
Gsne meo @etieubsifte me, for faa pibt
se6fommenbes @toleopbolo er af minhR
70 11gr-s 8ari8b.o. @trip efter Ratalos,
Bcnadkt Norder+~m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-09

fen ppnten, oIs bier aratpaQ uno
bumme WiBe gu maaen."
,@at9 aralpaQ unD 8iBe?" brillte
Der @roBe, Der i'm @eIidt gang blauz
ROTH por @ut6 eetb0rOen mar. r5t
piu sic f9on man bepigeIn! S6nBs
mann! Do 1T Der SduBmann." borz
ten mir i'm nod rufen. Damn per1
f9panben mir.
Gs mar better 10. SpGter iou es
tpegen benz 8iertel Stroller Qoler nit
9nDbeI nod su elmer regelreften Pril7
gelei getommen iein. Der @trtb llno
Der Sausfne6t b~ef0rberten ialieblIH
Die bret piit6enben Souriiten inter
8eibiGfe einiger mitfiibIenOen Suite ins
Sreie. Die Sadie fol- audi nod Elm
geri6tlides Na9fpiel ge9abt haben,
tpobet bic Speiietarte nit benz @tertel
Stroller IpIer ais corpus oelittI cine
tpi6ttge &pne fpielte.
Ser eigeltli6e llebeltbdter 1T jebod
Bis auf ben beutigen Sag nidt dufges
tommen. Mein Sreunb freut ii6 nod
INNER pie elm Sanee6aie, 10 oft er an
bic 9ei9i9te bentt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-09
Gin 0iertel Iiro(er AOCer.
Don Ruoolf Grtin,.

Mein Greunb Trans 2auterbd9er
TIT elm gang gutter &srl. @ber cine
f6tpa6e Settle bat er. @enn i'm Spmz
mel Der 5remben5ug in uniere 9srge
flutbet, bann 9ebt er nit einem Mprb8s
grant berum. 8ein @unber. GrItenS
lit er ppitbsamter. Va Gat er BON
friiben Morsen Biz ipdtsn Qbenb
S6alteroienit. mub boflid unb lie
benspiiroig iein unb uuf ale mDgliden
u%nnDtbieen Sragen Der 5remoen Hebe
unb Intport iteben. Sas ma6t i'm
f6auoerbdft nerpDs. limb speitens
bebauptet er, bab pdbrenb Der 6remz
ben5eit Der einbeimifGe Gait i'm
Wirtbsbaus has Stieffinb iei. Sos
1T fir einen Sunegeielen idlieBliG
cine 2ebensangelesenbeit.
gs tpar einmal i'm Iuguit. Mein
Jrelnb 2auterbader unb i6 batten
uns gum Mtttageiien beim r9dren"
etfpas psripdtet. Natiirli9 Karen Die
euten Speifen idpn ale babin. 2aus
terbader i4nitt bas grantis1te @eii9t.
bas inn gu @ebote itanb. Dir iaben
in Der 8eranba, bic 9inous auf ben
eroben ifattigen @arten fibrte. BORT
tpimmelte eS BON frsmben gGiten. Die
aeunerinnen batten ale SGnbe po(l sl
tbun uno flogen llur 10 bin uno Der.
@s bauerte cine babe gnisteit, biz
mir bebient ipurben.
9lDbli9 supfte mid mad Der 9liidz
lid pol5oeeneu Qbfiitterung meir
Sreunb am Iermel. Sd bate ilii6tic
bemertt, bab er ii9 in ben Iebtsn Mi.
nitsn intenIip nit Der Speiietarte tc:
f6dftigte, pGbrenb i6 cine 3eitunc
lag. pa I6au' ber!!" grinite er bos:
baft unb belt mir bic Speiietarte bin
nNas9" fraste i4 %eritaunt. sd
ipoIte msinsn Iu9sn ni2t truuen. N,l'
Der Spsi'sterte itanb in elmer Rubrii
bsutli9 gu Ieieu: Gin @iertel Stroller
Mbler nit &nDbel. 1 arone so 9el.
ler."
.Sa. 2ies nur! Sc 1T i9on rid.
tig!!" srinite er bosbaft.
.Wer bat benn BEN unIinn hin8'.
f3rieben2" fraete i9.
IS natiirlid." meinte er befrieoiSt
Gosar bic Sdrift bate er tdui6snl
aoehgema6t.
.Su pirit ieben, odb 10 q eebobene'
Jrember brauf einifaIt!" iaete eau
tsrbader pergniist. r9ebobener Srem
ber," bos mar Elm 2isblinssausbrut
BON ibml, ben er bon Der Se5uns De-
Ssrembenbertehrs oblsitete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-09
Der gulonr sptrbtr.
Qon Erib GrOner.

.Gs mar eirmol4 - mic ole bub es an,
Nas Mdrfeu, bran mcin ganjcs &ndben'
ber,
Rit oprr Snbrunit icincr SebniuGt bling.
3pu etuem Sperbcr ia9t' cS, 9olob;IHtptn9t
Ser iiber cincg @artcns Sricorn tlog
limb cine 0olone Sober nicoeripart
.3u zines 9uabrn 5iiben. Der, i'm SraS
8ertrdtmt ii6 oebncno, bob ie Ilrreno all'
limb Idaut' Citpor, no fern i'm ttetcn Slor
Ses fseocripitles Tittid blibt' nno i0fpano.
llno itauutc ticfsutjiidt Oas @unocr an.
0pr bicier Stuuoc lodt etn WanOcrorar9
1lnffiubar i'm Dem g~ploncn Sperber raDt
g9eit in Die S9clt 80.
&itr brad oag Mdrfen ub.
Tie Istter 9ldttcr ipercu aus benz BUD
Serausocrifcn, unO pcr9ebcns fra9t'
Sb bel Der Mttter not, iuie iOcitcr fb
Scg MdrGcrs gIGnScroburtcr 6aOcn ipann.
Ob CT ben idb6nen, 0plontu 9p9el ling?
Sn pelber ferne? Q9clbcm 6ObclipalO?
Sb er, uudiur3eno i9n, 5um @b0runO
9Iitt?
0anb
Ser oacrbolociten Qrin3eb crron0?
Sas Qan3e &ous BON Seller bis sum Sa0
Rad ben performer gldttern iu6t' tD ab
limb t~rouerte, oab i0 ie uir9enos fano.
Sab i'd i'm NaAbarbaus, un frcrtoen Srt
Gin Bud nit Mdr9en: tl%9pfenocn &cr3ens
glctb
Sdlua ib cs atf unO bldttert' es boil Dat
Wit oitteruOeu $9dnoen our0 uno Ie9t' ents
tauidt
sc iuicocr fort, itauo ut6t oas Ndrden
briI.
3u Soaus ourouf Dor meincs MdrGeubuds
3erlei'ncr letter Settle bodt' ib itumm
Sm @arteniuintcl auf Der 8aienbant
limb q~riibelte, mid martcrno, itunocnlang,
llno ianOtc mcine SebniudDt, beib uno
ipuub,
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limb beat' nod iu6 i'd i'm. @ic oftmuIs
aud
Scs Marheus llcberi6rift, bes epcrbers
9leto
limb 6orm unO GrDbe mir ii6 tpuuOeItc;
Stets pcini9t mid Dus MdrGcn obne
G6lub,
Ser eolone Spcrber, Der bon banner fog.
Sic lebtcu Sciteu, Drauf oas S60nitt itcbt,
sic febleu, mic benz Gnabeu, 10 BEN Wann.
Sn tauieno @iiberu iOritt' ib cmI9 nab:
Sas S66nite fauO i9 ni6t; I'M 9antel
bleibt
Sas QolOne Wunoer, Oh Der 98tiicn aud
Man6 elmer mir Der ubgcbro6uen Mdr
Grsdn3une itol) ncrbieb. Ser Wciicic,
Sen i6 %befragt', Die S6ultern Sudt' CT nur
limb lddeite uno raunte rGtbielpol
Don zines bobcn 8aters &ono, Die emit
Sic 9lGtter aus Dem 9u6e itrerg 0el6it,
BON eincm iGben Sturmiptub, Der iie luett,
Weit, pcit binipcggcioirbelt iibcr's Weer,
@On ciuem 8ottcs9artert, oria Gin 9arm
Sn Saines Mitte ragt: bort, no bic WaGt
Mit iueibeu Gliigcln itiI elm GrSel bait,
Sort rubin bic Sldtter In beS Stumutcs
Spbt.
l1no benz MIR, Der ouf ihipor3em SoDn ben
9foo
StniibcrfonO uuo f9 NIT brcnnenber
1tno i~ebniu6tfehcr Secle lu6cuo nobt,
Gem ipcrbcn ic e~rtfultct -.
@lio iprad
Ser @siiete Der 8eiisn 49,.
Suloc bid
msin Ser3, unO iab Oes beiben Strange:
Std reu'u! Bah bonn etrurb, it0tt pa.
Boot,
limb beine bunfle 8robenicbniudt roui5t
Mit rai6en &uocrn iiber tiefcn SurO
Gum 3iel -.
Sann, in Der Mutter S3opb oclebnt
Damn lieieft Su ben rsoloucu Sperbcr'
ans -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-09
Barr Ghrurruu1.

Der SteFfcn bat benz So4em eine
Sbrfeise gesebsn unb pirb oesbalb
ppn bieiem pertlast unb bonn Geridt
gu elmer Celebrate bon aehn 9uloe1
perurtbeilt. rSm," iagt Der Stetten
na1 Der 9et0nntmddung oes urz
tbeils, nba bab / INNER g'bbrt, a Wats
fden loft an Jiinfsr, fan be az iton
tbeurer fporo'n?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-09

Sred. = Srau: uSddmt Sbr
Gllh nidt, 81 betteln? Sbr ieio bod
riiitig!" = 9ettler: y@ott lei 9anf,
JOINT fonnt' ih altd Dos Sties'nitei-
gen net bermad(n-" y1dp qDi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-09

Musoe Q Of II c. - 2cbrer Gin
Ser HeIi9ions gum fleinen
Srit): .@en liebit Su nGdit Dem
lieben 8ott om meiiten?" = Sris-
Geil: sic tleinen Madens."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-09

@iberfprnd. HauIden:
r8apa, tpoau Oient benn Elm Serr.
slas?" = Batter: Tim iid aus Ser
@ntfernung cine Sade ndber an5u-
iegen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-09

2iebe. Srdulein: n9onnten
Sic olih ein Mabden bis 5iir Gifer'
iuft liebsr, Serr 9aron?" go.
ron: yGos fGrne barauf on, tpiepiel
@elo Tie fat"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-09

Q f) ii
q Shwips is foo llngliid,
Is gebt net 10 g'nou;
Blob muaB man periteden
Saboanl Dor Der 0rau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-09

Nus benz Neifebriefe pom
&Iein GIsden.- ..llnb mos
id) gllh nod ihreibsn moIlte: Ger
Mtorb bier in Stolien iiebt Dem bellt,
id)en MONDE gar5 Gbnlidl."
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-05
Candidate For States Attorney.

l am a candidate for reelection to
the Office OF States Attorney OF Lin
coin county, South Dakota, and re-
spectfully solicit the support of the
republican voters at the primary cleo
tion to be held on June 9th, 1908.
/ have now occupied this Office one
year and four months, this being my
first term. During that time l have
fearlessly and without favor, prose
cuted every i%nfraction Of all laws
which have been brought to my at
tention whenever there was a reason
able chance to c u a conviction
and whenever the least public inter
est could be subserved thereby.
1t is the special duty Of every per-
son having knowledge of the violation
of the law with reference to illegal
sale of intoxicating liquors "to i'm
mediately notify the States Attorney
thereof" (Sec. 2841, Political cOd9)
and whenever such notice has come
to me / have taken immediate action
without reference to whom was af-
fected thereby. No prosecuting at
torney can ferret out all offenses and
must depend upon the cooperation
Of law-abiding citizens to support
him. / stand ready to prosecute the
violation of any laws, whether relat-
ing to the illegal sale of liquors or
otherwise.
No man a honestly say and none
shall have occasion to say that l have
failed, refused or neglected to prose-
cute to the limit of my ability every
infraction of every law when the
same has been brought to my atten-
tion.
The business of the county and Of
county officers has received my special
attention to the end that it should be
conducted carefully, correctly, Co
nomically and or a busines-like basis.
This has been my curse in the past
and shall be SO long as l hold this Of
flee. Yours very truly,
A. e. CARLSON.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-05
Junior-senior Banquet.

The high school Juniors entertained
the seniors to a delightful banquet at
the Rudolph last Friday evening.
The dining room was decorated in
honor of the event and the menu was
an epicurean gem served with Hotch-
kiss music.
1t was an event full of pleasure for
all and at IL p. m. the youthful BAN
queters marched out forming a pic
ture of such charming sweetness that
Governor Crawford who was seated In
the lobby, turned and applauded the
youthful students, as they passed, and
the juniors and seniors were after
wards introduced to the Governor by
Prof. WOODBURY..