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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-04-11
SAME SANE SEVEN
Which Means Sank Centres May
or and City CousCll
STEP OUT AND STEP IN
Last Meeting Of Old Council and
First of New with Names of OF.
tiCcrs Appointed

HCcrS Appointed
Msyor-John n. Mecibbon
Treasurer-Dr.J J. A. Dubois
cisrk-J.F. Cooper
Attorney-A. J. Powers
Pres. couneiI-l. w. cingery
Vice Pres. couneil-ceo. o'cara
Street comr.lceo. NJ. Rice
Supt. Water Works ~. Rice
Assessor-ceo. Fish
Health Officer
Or. J. n. MeMasters
Park comF.-L. p. orvarr
Chief Of Poliee-J. r. Costello
Night Police-T. A. Brown
Pound Master-D. NJ. Mcintyre
The above list contains the names
of the officers now in charge of the
business of the City tof Sank Centre,
under the supervision of the city
council.
AS announced in last weeks issue,
the city election.last week passed off
quietly, as there was but one ticket
in the field. John N. McGibbon was
reelected mayor, DR.. J. A. Dubois
treasurer, J. H. Jenkins and L. w.
Gingery first ward aldermen, John A.
Brown and Geo. O'Gara aldermen in
the second ward.
Thursday night the old council met
and wound up it's business and the
new council then organized by tie
election of L. w. Gingery as presi-
dent ard Geo. OGara as vice presi-
dent. Both served in the same go
sitions last year.
When it came to the matter Of
choosing the elective officers, the
council elected those whose names
appear above. There are but two
changes, in the Office of attorney and
assessor, the new men being A. J..
Powers and Geo. Fish, who succeed
D C. Van Camp and J. II. Simonton
respectively. Mayor McGiDbon pre-
sented the following message:
y = >
To the Honorable Common Coun-
ell of the City of Sank Centre, Gen.
tleman: In assuming the Office of
mayor again.. 1 fully appreciate the
honor and realize even more than ever
the responsibility of the Office. But
with your support and assist
ance shall endeavor to strictly en-
force the laws and give the city a
good business administration which I
trust will not only merit your sup
port but the cooperation of every cit
izen of Sank Centre.
There are some matters of impor-
lance that 1 wish to call your at
tention to, First, the good roads move
ment of the state, and aid that may
be secured for this purpose from the
state and county; also the roads and
streets in our own community. In
passing 1 might say that good King
drag and one team of horses will do
more efficient work at the proper
time than three teams of horses and
big road grader will accomplish at
the wrong time.
Second, if our city water was as
pure as the water that comes from
our wells: we would have something
to feel proud of. I believe that
another we'll near the present one and
connected with the mains will give a
sufficient supply of good water.
Third, a reservoir in the shape or a
stand pipe or water. tower might be
erected to ensure an extra supply
in cases of emergency.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-04-11

farming in the rural communities.
This is the most important industry
we have and your help will be appre-
ciated.
My administration will stand for
true economy along business lines.
A dollar well spent is a dollar saved.
l trust that with every careful ex-
penditure something good can be &C
complished for all our people. Final
ly, it may be said that we cannot
have ideals, but we can at least draw
a picture of an ideal, and work TO-
wards that end with true economy,
that the greatest good may come to
our community.
That / might again be of some use
full service to the people of Sank Gen.
tae, 1 accept the Office.
JOHN N. MCGIBBON
MayOr.
La Junta tribune., 1912-07-27

Nnndamentally. the purpose Of the
Republican party In Colorado should
b. the bsttermsnt OF political eondi.
tioas. ~ party organisation II vas
organised and should exist to serve
that purpose. We. ~ Republicans. b.
nsve tAaf its return to power. Daa.
assd By the people rather than hy ssaf.
constituted leaders acting - roust-
abouts for public corporations. would
stgnAli1e IN era Of constructive legis.
iation from which the state and the
people could draw their measure Of
rsvard.
TO that extent every Republican In
Colorado 10 = shareholder in the Re
publican organization. We are not ap-
nsaling for = change Of shareholders.
but for = change In directors 30 that
the shareholders may have voice In
the affairs OF the organization. Ac,
cording to our belief board OF direc-
tors cannot assume grcater powe-
than the shareholders who elected
them TO that position.
The recent history OF the party In
this state, and In many other states in
tho Union, has been one OF repeated
aets Of usurpaiion Of power by those
Who assume TO lead and direct the
party. These usurpations have exist.
"a under cover OF laws made by leg
islatures over which these leaders ex.
srcised control. or by the few repre-
senia,ives OF the party who have
sought 10 hide their high-handed meth,
DDS behind rules made by themselves.
La Junta tribune., 1912-07-27

political honor tos ysnsn " methods
Of political outlaWfy l1Ud1ias only u
the Tt leaders fsa u ~ corporations.
u tAs expease q u vp1ner ard TAX
payers Of the stntA
Having besa denie1 ~ tigh. 10 par.
ticipats honorahly Il ~ assemhly d
the party w havs aoesptel the Other
alternative guaranfeoa q ~ the new
primary law. ana Win ssIe tHe nonina'
ton of our candidates 1pg the various
offices By peutioa 70 - vetsd upon n
the primaries IN oeptsasAa1 under the
Republican ticket.
In the states a Waahipgton. Ore.
gon, Kansas and others where the par.
~ Assembly" so-cal1el originated by
the machine and mada 1 par. Of our
present Law. ID not . part OF primary
procedure. ali PARTICIPATE In the pri'
mary must enter IN this manner
II every county n the stat and ev.
cry precinct In every eouaty will place
In nomination msn Ae4 women for
county and precinet eo0ni,;ce men
and committee wo0eu vho VIII guar
antee them fair treat0enI IL organi.
ration Of the party fn the state will
be In the hands Of The voters OF the
party and out Of he hAals OF those
who have denied . fnaf expression To
the people.
Having implicit confideece In the
people when permitted to express
themselves freely 1t the primaries we
have outlined . campaign TO be taken
directly into every home IN the state.
La Junta tribune., 1912-07-27

that ooaeD1saav.
6 fAA& tAass men ASe behind . It1e
esasD6saey n Colorado te1ay AAving
~ H DuSDooe - nulllfna13eo u u
visAes e ~ peoeas: that part q
6Ak eon1oor1sy coeaa90 9 = pao1 ~
rnDeoe % eoaDel RsDab11sans % ssl-
nit - sujeo within ~ yayey-theoe
ru1ss hAying hsea tpe0n1atsA ~ se3-
aasu0A1 lao1ess-to which - A09t
can eitissa sho1l1 sub0i4 nsak1y.
I. ThAt tAsoe Dsa hAso - 4oGtfe
or sctlcitule Tor tAe euoeeos u tAs
party bat, o. ~ eootrasy sSek 70 con
trol 4 - . nlnOgtty DaTty - that II
caA play IL part y as1isdnS rocfeaat
ne1ben oe oeAes paSt5ea. b. oo0bin-
iAg with tAe1. in enaoting laws ini0l-
cal 70 tAe interests q the people and
favorable To ~ corporations,
.. That undeS the lsaAsrsAip ol
this band OF plunAsrs1 maequesadins
n Republicans. our party has been
led rear aftsr year 70 AuniIlatinS d.
feat. Colorado. . stats Ao9mAlly Re
publican, has repeatedly elected the
cAAdi1Ates of the Demecra4lc party,
and the party itself has bssa prostitut.
Cd 70 the greed and tor the finaAcial
benefit of few rapac3ous pirates.
We make the foregoing charges
With . fun knowledge Of their import
and promise ths people Of Colorado
that irrefutAbie and iuvulnefable proof
win b submitted 70 them In substan-
tistion Of each and every ono made
Moreover ws challenge A. II. Stew.
La Junta tribune., 1912-07-27
TO THE VOTER WITH A FREE BALLOT

enscu. TAo0as n. Dsvtne. q my Of
~ heeee stars n Tie Ornament o.
politieel dersAyity 70 disDsovs 90 or
III oe thsse cAasgeA
Specifically NJ dsey thsD . senmit
their peooe that (Al IL n0mlaono1 81
NJ. Tan was noe s4oasa: % tnat
9teyepsoa aAd DIVINE. aide4 ~ 0s
notoeiops DAVID NulvaAe, fefnsg 80
cIate q Senator Buytoa. Who v1s y
nelIed froo The Unttsd 8taeeo eoanae
"a aIIersA crooksdBsas. did nof leey
thear peft q eaeineers q ~ 0e0
- making or seco1dinG tAe noooas
thss robbed Washtngtoo. Ca13oeaM
AFfeoua, TEXAS and other stAees ol
representation IN the Nadood eoa
tioa. .m
Coocjuaing. re appeal to Rspunh'
cans Who believe in the rule OF the
marty By it, members to Join VI IN 10
effort 10 restore to Republicans tner
party and to the people their seA's
government
He1dauartsrs, Gazette Buldth&. 49,
rsAo Springs. Colo. list Of namcs -
nepubiicsno in your section 20 Wno@
iItcrnturs can be ssat 20 tha4 . cam
paign Il education may BE na1S
ed 1t once in behalf OF clean s0'
ment.
Write often and frankly to tesp %
advised Of eonditions and dsvote you.
lime ana energy. wherever II v -
n,ble for you % to do. to the "o'A "
redemption for the party.
La Junta tribune., 1912-07-27

Last March the Republican STATE
Central Conmittee Of Colorado aTbi.
trasily refuyed presidential prima-
ries 70 the people and By this refusal
simply said: I'VE refuse to accord you
the right 10 vote for your choice for
The presidsncy. Ruies have been for.
mulated by u which justify a. In tAis
stand"
Today these same leaders arc say.
Ing to the voters Of Colorado: IF you
viii make oath. II challenged. that you
will vote for the Taft electors We will
let you vote It your primaries. II
you do mot subscribe to this QualifI-
cation you cannot vote. You are 1t
liberty. however, to scratch any other
portion Of the ucke,--or all Of II. II
you desire. under our rules" The abb
surdity Of such proposition hardly
commends II TO the consideration Of
people supposed TO be capable Of self
government
Believing that Republicans yof Colo
RADIO should. and BY right ought TO.
control their party we are seeking
their aid and assistance In this move
to restore II to them.
We are not appealing TO the pas
sion. prejudice or sentiment OF the
Republicans Of the state. Our appeal
is TO their reason. fairness and execu-
tire judgment To each Of you. as
Republicans. to come with US onto the
battle field Of party honor and assist
In putting 10 rout those who have nc.
tuaily challenged our intelligence and
La Junta tribune., 1912-07-27

IN tltD eamvAlan ~ - DeeDeye4 -
eAarvs 81 provo ~ SD1jouiaG fnsts.
Vital - ~ existenee q ~ DaSu =
tAis ti1ne a. 1snanling - sef5osg
and eeaa!A esaaidssatiea q svssy ~,
q h OoaosAlo:
I. Thee 1tnsa 0usxsaAstD aAA
Tho0As b. 0svina, viii tAaar ee1oost
A. u. Showcases, afe 61oosufo e1efn'
tors a ~ Aepa1lleAa pofty u Coeo'
rsdo.
!. rAa. tAsss nsa ne IL pelaat
tools. servants an1 rubber stA0pe q
the corporations operating n Colo
rado.
!. TAst tAess msn, By he ne q
railroad tra1aportAtioa ana other cor.
posstioa methods. holA tAs party OF.
gsnisattoo and machinery - IN aid
aud appendass 10 Tie specially privi-
legged ramifIcatioas of thsir nastoe1.
the corporations.
I. That theee self-aaDuOed leaAefs
have coespared TO control legislafioe
demAA4e1 By the people ard feared by
the corporations: that tAsy have 0uc.
ceeded h exercising eoatrol Over eseh
ieGislat30o cd have. By sueA aotioa.
defrauded the state directly AnA The
people Indirectly. out Of nillSoas a
dollars.
S. That the re-nominatioa Of Pre-
ident raft wAs Tie culAinatioa of .
conspiracy 70 perveft the actual
wishes Of the Republican, Of The M
tion and that A. ~. Otevensoa and
Thomas H. Devine wsrs parties 70
La Junta tribune., 1912-07-27
From Durango Democrat:

From Durango Democrat:
Phu. B. Stewart has hit the TAFT.
ties II this state with . penetratinx
harpoou. mo COMPROMISE WITH
CRIME" h the sum and substance oi
bis declaration Sesatof simon should
get out his check book and rally
Angel Archie" and Hon- Ton
Devins. Get busy!
From Pueblo Opinion:
The AcDonaid.Biair eomhination
still have their clutches on the Rspub-
lican party Of Colombo. They won't
let 90 and the party eoss right on a
defeat every clectioa- No wonder
there are -progs."
From Ault Advertiser:
Thomas H. Devine returned homs to
Pueblo non Tie Chicago couvention
4 week aso and bad himself inter
viewed for . three column statement
explaining how ThSodors Roosevelt
tried 70 buy the nominAtioa and how
Dsvine prevented him doing 20. The
people q Colorado viii raise - ons
man and condemn Coloasi Roosevelt
on the word OF Devins-ws doa1
think!
From Boulder Camera:
Washingtoa corrsspondsats ysstsf.
day drew . funny picture Of Big
Steve. ~ Denver Archie. lolly.
gasgins around the White House with
the prsaident. and eenator Simon
Guggenhcim tagging along to - thai
the capitol buildings were lett O the
lava. Things are turning out III
right. sftss al. even though Il has
taken Ar. Tan four yeafs 70 eet ia4a
good uoe3e&y-oe its ktn1
La Junta tribune., 1912-07-27
vussueoes
(coessnssl frou Pass L,

poraa 0assets. Tie 0pokaae 0pokse'
naA.Rsvtev. ~ 9aa yfaaeiseo Dullo
Tn. ths Los Angeles Tribans anA ~
press. Tie rrseno Rspshtleaa. ~
NAAieoa Wlseousia 0eats Journal, III
Indianapolis Star. he Auaaie. Star,
the TsfFs Hasts Star. anl tAe Louis
vine HseaA have rallied = tAe sup.
port of honsst Oovegnmsat - opDoosl
70 tAs machine.
party haanees.- ro0ayls ~ 1AAioea
Wlseoasin STATE Journal.
ALREADY such lallusatial Rs0shlleAa
aa1 lAleDeo1sat papsss - ths chicago
ry1tsae 80 Poet The PAila1e3pAia
North Americas, tAe KAAsas CITY oeAz
aA1 Ttoaa, ~ 0oeena JosSnal, ~
WaAAingsea Tt0se. ths DalttDoss
La Junta tribune., 1912-07-27

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La Junta tribune., 1912-07-27

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-08
NJ Gus MALpERT.

AS getaway attraction. Reading
proved far the better Yesterday after
noon and won in a canter. runs TO
j. Leo Groomc is the fellow TO blame
chance in sending lefty Fletcher
back after his win OF Saturday.
Fletcher never wavcred. never was in
trouble, never looked better in his life
than when he was handling those
stout and brave hearts who wear
"Richmond" across their shirt fronts
To three lone bingles during nine In
nings of play.
Clyde Adams. or Adam Clyde. it
isn't quite certain Just which patrony-
me he ties to at the present time was
Newnham's selection, and. taking 1t
by and large, did fairly we'll. Though
they weren't, not until the nth could
they get enough together to do any
particular damage During that box
three mighty wallops and a sacrifice
counted thrice. which was quite
enough for that ball game at least.
In the sixth one more was added to
the total on Beal's bin. Eibers out
and Brodcrick's drive to the right OF
Patsy Bohannon. Adam Clyde, or
clyde Adam, uncorked wonderful
wild hcave in the seventh, which re-
suited In another egg in the cedar
chest. The counting came TO close
after Broderick hit to right in the
eighth, the leather hitting the ground
and hopping over the fence while SoX
Scybold looked on.
The one and only tally for tho Rcbs
should not have happened. Broderick
booted a hard drive from Blue. and the
big fellow went to second while they
were hunting the ball. On Newn-
hams easy out. hc went TO third. and
when Petit let splitter get by him,
counted. The summary shows why the
Rcbs failed TO cross oftcner. lust
three men left on bases tells the story.
No opportunities were offered. Flctch-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-08
PRESIDENT TAFT
SEES REDS LOSE
Applauds Every Effort OF Home
Team in Uphill
Battle.
MARQUARD is EFFECTIVE
Pcrduc Loses His First Game OF
Season, When Chicago
Defeats Boston.
MARQUARD is EFFECTIVE

Cincinnati. May president Taft saw
Ihiladelphia defeat Cincinnati to-day S 10
{" II was an uphill battle for the locals.
ana the President applauded their every
eHort. Cincinnati played sScd fielding
game, and this. combined with opportunc
hitting by the visitors. allowed Philadcl-
phia 10 carry off the victory. ESmond and
faskcrt hit well. while Doolans fielding
featured.
After winning sin straight games the
reds fell down in their first engagement
WIN an Eastern club. Sugcs was hit free
~, and his support was below pnr The
heds Fought with determination and forced
DOOM To use three pitchers, knocking Sea
t1h out OF the hoN in the seventh inning
MaGcc played his first game Of mn s"asnn
Tor inc fhilltcs. The hitting OF Paskert ana
Esmond was feature The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-08
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

Boston at Chicago
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh
New York at 81. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-08
FORD AUTO CO., 1929 w. Broad St.
PREP SCHOOLS
IN BIG BAT TIE.
High School Will Play McGuire's
This Afternoon, at Lee
.@m Park.

High School meets NIcGuire's this
afternoon ut O'clock at Lee Park.
Both teams are confident OF winning.
Gentry VIII pitch for the high school.
while Hatcher Will probably be on the
mound Tor McGuire's.
So far the high school has lost none
lof the championship games. McGuire's
mas lost only ono. which the high
school Won. The game will be a close
one as both teams are evenly match
ca. Chlef Rooter Williams requests
,7hat the high school supporters viii
be out in fun force. Coach Woodson
us confident of victory for the high
school. McGuire's is likewise cont
dent Of winning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-08
v. l.. l. LOSES TRACK MEET
TO NORTH CAROLINA TEAoI
Especial TO The Tines-Dispatch

\ -,NtEV4Ett 10 ] u" IInlcS-DlSpatCh.
Biacksbure, Va, May Fifty one
points 70 sixty-siX for the visitors was
the best V. p. L. could do in the track
meet with the University OF North
Carolina here to-day. The Techs won
first place in five cvcnts-thc -2O
hurdle. 12o hurdle, quarter and
half mile and hammer throwing. They
also won second In the high jump.
y slippery field was against any rec
ord breaking. The feature of the at
ternoon was the two-mile run by
cobb, Of North Carolina. in ten min
utes and forty-fve seconds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-08
GAME is oNE-sIDED

chicago. III, May 7-Chcngo defeated
hosion to-day To ! The contest was a
one lied affair in which the locals ou,h:-
- Visitors 20 l. TTlis was Hub perJur-s
hrst dc:ca; of the season. pcrdno 49,.
shocked out IN the nfth. Lavender pi1chrs
Wi Tor the cubs until the game was s:,fs
men ne let up. The feature OF the game
- -NrcAer hitting, the cub catcher rat
tnE tour slngles. Tho scorc. ~
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Tom Hegsarty announces that lie Is
IN condition. Tom has been worrying
over himself for some time, but now
that No has rounded into shape the
Worrying days are over II the way
he was shooting them across in Mon
days game is an indication, he is one
member of the hurting staff who is
going TO win games.
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Pertinent Comment
BY GUS MALRERT.

Well, they're OF on the hrst long
tramp. meaning Newnham aud his
febs, Of course. Nine long days We
must be without the big fellows. but
there Will be some satisfaction in
watching the progress made in the
camp Of the enemy Reading is the
hrst to be tackled. and they have made
great preparations for the reception
OF Newman in President Witman's
home town. The whole popuiace Will
turn out to meet the Southern contin-
gent. However. the most interesting
thing is Ncwnhams statement that he
VIII win q majority OF the games
while on the road. After Heading the
club doubles back TO Washington for
three games then returns to New
York for series, bringing the Gotha-
mites back TO Richmond FOR a battle.
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Boston.
Detroit.

Totals 20 2, Il , Total. Is loc,i5
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COLLEGE, WILL PLAY
WILLIAM AND MARY

Richmond College viii play William
and Mary at Broad Street Park This
afternoon. the gam beginning at {
o'clock. As rais game will CONT in
the championship race for the cap. a
large crowd is expected.
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WILLIAM AND MARY TEAM
LOSES TO TRINITY COLLEGE
Especial 10 The Times pispatch1

williamsburg. Va. May Trinity
College. OF North Carolina. defeated
William and Mary here yesterday in n
poorly played contest by a score of
Z to 1. The game was replete with
errors, and there We're few earned
runs. William and Mary sent Burks.
Jones and Sh!ers in the box. but all
Seceived poor support and were landed
on freely by the Tarhcels Peachy
and Wilson starred for the locals, with
Anderson and spence doing the stellar
work III Trinity's behalf.
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s9VVT' Dy INNlUEs. IT.
Newport Nows 49,. oo32oolc.-6
LynchburS ........i o. 90 90 o U--i
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.LYNCHBURG LOSES
TO ship BUILDERS
Bunching of Hits in Two Innings
Wins for Newport
News.
Especial to The rimes.pisratehl

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Newport News. Va. May THE
Shipbuilders easily defeated Lynch
burg to-day. TO /, by punching six OF
their eleven hits in the third and
fourth innings
Pleiss made triple Ia each of those
TWO frames. and Bates got three
Dagger in the seventh. Mckenzie WAS
puzzle TO the visitors. and would
have scored shutout bu. for "A mufc :
ed ny ball by Morclani. The score:
NcMuDrf \.u,