The Kickapoo Scout from Soldiers Grove, Wisconsin • 1

VOL. 29. NO. 16 Dont let It Slip Your Memo .1 I Id Read This Paper Regularly r-: rtvUff SOLDIERS GROVE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25. 1910.

Opposition To League News Letter vote in this part of the state. Boseobel Enterprise. Mr. Tucker is well known throughout the state and is looked upon' as a courageous and aggressive' prosecutor. The stalwart organization brought out C.

J.Melaas ofStoughton fori secretary of state against A. Frear whose excellent administration is so generally approved throughout the state by republicans and democrats! alike. Mr. Melaas has had no experience in public affairs and is making his canvass on his nationality. The following telegram is evidence that he Was brought out by Connor, the stalwart leader, who is using the well-known corporation tactics and spending ilot of money to defeatLa Follette and all his friends: of WHioiia men.

P-T1' BjootroUing the money, produo-, tio6pibt this; wealth of the nation are oOQtrpjled by a few men. No one is the rich. When the Intejrestsjpeak all must crook the pregniht hinges of the knes. recognized the danger of concentrated money. For the creation of acentralbank.

4 Aug. 5, 1910 Geo, E. Dee, Chippewa Falls, Wis. Send nomination papers to J. Stoughton, at once.

W. D. Conner. Hetfoted in favor.of the establish county we are too well acquainted mepa Postal Savings Bank when with the ability and principles oMhe the biiito; accomplish this was drawn I candidates for the assembly to let so asTb kee the money in the com-j party lines interfere with our choice, mumtiei inwhtch it was deposited. It simply resolves itself into which is Hefpted against the Postal Sav-1 preferable.

An able Progressive Dem-ings Bank bill when it was changed ocrat, or a stalwart-stand pat Repub-so sSjtorain the money out of localllican who assisted in defeating the commtMtfeintoyll Street and toJ twine plant bill, the bill to limit cam permitp of the bonds paign expenditures and otherwise whidatWbasis of our national la 1 assisted Caught-in-the-Act It is the" Aldrich Bancroft. bankcirculation 1 This telegram is on file in the state (department' where it was sent by Mr. Melaas with other correspond uce and petitions. A loiter sent out from Conner headquarters Aug. 12th aayo that the Conner committee will supply cost lithographs of Fair child.

Bancroft, Howland and $le- r. Conner misjudges' the intelligence of voters ifhe believes he can get the support of any nationality for his anti-La Follette ticket by such means. S'- Tobacco Damaged During theatorm last Friday night I hail completely ruined the tobacco I crops of Qeorge and Benone Martini near North Clayton. The hail seems I to have been confined to a small parti of the country the only tobacco I crops reported being damaged were I those above mentioned. I The bil also did great damage to the corn of Hu'rlejr and Wilber I bons and the damage done is consid erable.

To keep your health sound; to avoid plaU'fftsstroj. the national bank oirctilatiQn and to force the establish- mentofacentral bank. it is the sefieme it the Interests to drain the l3r "CSar country- into Wall Street and thus enlarge their control. Voter, in favor of Ur.Idrrctis MDtral bank or do von wish thefigfit against it to continue 1 1 Wiilfyou help that fight? I Whatis'th position of vonr candi- dateforthe legislature upon tne I selection. of a United States senator? I It is of vital concern to you that you I haye'kutinequi vocal reply to this I question Your member of the legis-1 latuto will help elect the next United I States senator.

That United States VWHWVWS MW HSWVW MVWVV I VSO OUlVUg IUC senatoifwill votofor or against the farmers and especially from members of the Equity Society, of Crawford theloojunty we dont think. He also questionvill bs decided in the Pri-1 helped defeat a bill intended to pro marylpirBepUmbeir 6th. I hibit the excessive use of money in r- cabapaigns and now is going among the ills of advancing year conserve Ip Tiisfior Cr jour physical forces for a ripe and! 1 Uwlxoi Of healthlnl old ge, gourd yonr Wdnejs know 8n taking Foleys Kidney Bemedy. Down ei wea Dj IQe en 1 emies he has as by the --friends he can claim. And a man in public of County' Equity Meetific6 who attends strictly to business and does his duty, will undoubtedly Let me write the songs of a nation and I care not who writes its laws.

So says thnppet. let me control the money of a riation.andil WILL write, the laws of that nation. Money is" the usual measure of value and our common medium of. exchange. Potatoes, are a measure of value.

but not a practical medium of exchange. The medium of exchange is the life-blood of trade, commerce and business. The control of the medium of exchange means the absolute conr-trol of business. The money of the country has become centered in Wall Street and is controlled by hajf a dozen menlj j. You remember the panic Qf 1907 That panic was made by those in control of the large financial institutions of.

Wall Street in order to de-press prices and to get property on their Own terms. It was a money panic. Wall street went on a strike. The money of the nation was depos ited there. The money kings held it and would not pay it out.

The banks of the nation were made insolvent in a day. They could not pay. There was no failure of crops. There was neither war, pestilence oor famine, Wall Street went on a strike. Mills, mines, factories and banks went down in the crash The interests gathered theni' in.

Then money was released and the world wagged on. Whafe mattered that some 1 iulddei. and were made were pau- pgj i J)o you see the point? The Interests so control money that panic are made to order. Prices go up and prices go down at the will 1 have enemies. Frank T.

Tucker, candidate -for Attorney General undoubtedly has made sbme enemies at'Hurley where he secured the removal from office of the sheriff and district attorney for nonenforcementiof the law, at Green Bay where he secured the removal of the distriot attorney of Barron county. He is. a terror to evil doers; He knows the law and is not afraid to enforce it. He is and always' has been a consistent Progrewiro Bepublicui. and oor readers can make-no mistake by voting for him at the primaries Sept.

6. We take liberty to reproduce a few of the things said of him: Neillsville Republican and Press of Mr. Tucker began ythe practice law here and soon took high rank in his profession. He has a keenly analytic mind, a thorough legal training and is a tireless and resourceful worker. He is honest and fearless in the performance of duty, but gen Spirited, as a to see.

Tucker is a born and and is well known in this county. He was for two years principal of the Omro high school, cashier of the Bank of Omro, assemblyman frotii this, third, district, for ttjree terms He is much beloved by the people here. Heres to you, old friend, and hoping you may win out. .9 Iron town Times. There are some former residents of Hurley whose present postoffice addresses are now unknown who also cherish a cordial hatred for the assistant attorney gen oral of Wisconsin.

Mepomonie Falls News. His work at Hurley and elsewhere ha established a new, doctrine in this state concerning the enforcement of Prosecdting officers may no longer permitgambling houses and other dlTeB r.tnyk openly, whilp they wait for sonip private citizen a iomJpUioit. Against offensei of sucb Madison, Aug. 22. At a meeting here Saturday of progressive candi dates jtnd other leaders from all parts of the state, it was announced that the La Follette campaign committee had thus far expended 63,600 in this campaign.

Many, estimates have been made as to how much the opposition has expended and 'will hereafter spend in its effort to down the progressive movement in Wisconsin; The very lowest estimate expressed was that Mr. Connors committee had expended 626 to every one expended for La Follette and that the stalwarts would spend not less than $50,000 within the two next weeks. Mr. Connor has paid workers in every county and in many precincts, some of them, it is reported, receive as miich as $8 a day. At this rate a thousand dollars is a mere, bagatelle and it is within the realm of probability' that the opposition to La Follette will spend half a dollars in its efforts to defeat him.

The La Follette supporters are volunteers, working without pay. About 100 of these progressives visited Senator La Follette at his hbme and he made tfiem a short address, thanking them for their personal support and urging them to make the fight for principles, without compromising. The contest, he said, isnot against Aldrich and Cannon, except as these are phases of the struggle; the fight is against the domination, of the money power and must, determine whether the people shall govern themselves or whether they ahaljL.be ruled by an oligarchy. Up to he present time no progressive candidate for re electiotv to congress has been defeated in any state while in Iowa, Kansas, California and Jin other states man stand pat members have been elected to stay at home and heiy-plaees will be fill- ed-by progressive. Wisconsin led in the fight for progressive principles and has been followed by other states.

Senator La Follelte is everywhere recognized as the leader of the opposition to organized wealth. Will Wisconsin turn down its great leader and abandon the work il has so nearly completed or will it continue to set the paoe for others and encourage them with its example? It is up to the voters to answer this (question. not vote for any candidate unless you know where he stands on the important issues. All the stalwart candidates claim to be progressive and are trying to deceive the voters. Make no mistake in voting.

If you are in doubt as to which candidate is reliable, ask a reliable gressive friend, Remember Hudnall, Bancroft, Gunderson Cleary are among the stalwarts should be defeated. Colliers for August 20th contains a fine tribute to the work, worth and 9 1 leadership of Senator La Follette. Millions of people are watching the fight in Wisconsin to see whether the people will return him to the United States Senate or replace him with a representative of Wall street like Aldrich of Rhode Island or Lor-rimer of Illinois. Foley Kidney Pills Toio llty tl- ln results. For backache, headache, diz- zinets, nervousness, urinary irregularities and rheumatism.

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DeSotb Argus. Dont yon worry about that party business. Over in this part of. the No; the old saw, Well stand by. the party, The grand old party, is not going to fool jthe people.

The voters fully realize they must vote for MEN, not PARTY. L. H. Bancroft passed through here in an auto last Saturday on his way to Gays Mills where he made a political speech in the afternoon, Bancroft is a candidate for Attorney General and his work in defeating the twine plant bill, after a previous legislature had appropriated money for the same and a large amount of work had been done, will no doubt get him a large vote the Lthajitateomplaining about the pri- maty and how expensive it is." Such Suoh men as Connor and Philipp may need him for attorney general but THE PEOPLE dont need him. We hope, and expect, to see him turned down, and turned down good and hard, at the primaries Sept.

6. Senator Geo. B. Hudnell, stalwart candidate for Lieutenant Governor is posing- as a Progressive and a friend of: Senator La Follette. Senator Hudnall made one straight progressive speech for the Rate bill which passed both houses without one dissenting vote.

On practically every other progressive measure he was more or less influenced by the counsel of Senator Whitehead, tbe stalwart leader. His partner, H. Grace, is a member of Connors stalwart campaign committee and presented Hud nails name at the recent stalwart meeting at Milwaukee. Senator Thomas Morris of La Crosse is the Progressive candidate for Lieutenant Governor. See that he is supported.

The Lieutenant Governor becomes the president of tbe senate and is a power in the legislature. If you favor La Follette vote for Morris. Progresfives should not be disturbed by any reports circulated' at the' last moment concerning La Follette or any. other Progressive candidate. It is expeoted that the opposition will distribute fifty tons of lit- throughout the at.te the last week of the campaign.

In every preceding contest such literature contained falsehoods and misrepresentations. Wisconsin voters ought to be sufficiently forewarned not to be deceived by. suob i speaking in the. interest of Capt Lewis for Governor, said that the reason Lewis has not voted for some time, he has been so busy looking after his bnsi- ness; has made or three trips a year to Europe to establish agencies I'for his automobile, that he has not found time to vote. Very well; but UB any 80rt oJf guaran tee that, if he is elected, he will not be so busy establishing agencies that he Vill not And time to attend to executive duties? All the stalwarts in the last opposed a bill, to; limit; 1.

campaign expenses. They likcKi; the Stephenson slush, fund, many of them had a hand trusts are furnishing thonsands LAFolfct toi to, A County Equity meeting will be held at Gays Mills on Saturday, Sept 3, 1910. A good, large attendance is desir ed as there will be important business to transact, in regard to this yearns crops, what is to be done with them. etc. Dont fail to attend.

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When lie finally located Miss Elsie it was too late to do anything in the marrying line, and that is how they did not get married until the next day, Wednesday. SOLVERSON-HOFPLAND At the home Qf Mrs. John Hoffland on Wednesday, Aug. 24, 1910, occurred the marriage of her daughter. Miss Mattie to Albert Sol verson of Viroqua, Rev.

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By. agent, or write F. A. Mil ler, General Passenger Agent, Chi orney Urenerai a public nature they must of themselves take the initiative. Mr.

Tuckers record entitles him to support. The Madison State. His wide ex perience as practicing attorney, his intimate knowledge of the business of the state, and his familiarity with the various departments of government, peculiarly fit him to render efficient service in this office. Black River Falls Banner. He has made good to an extent to make his Kf retention by a succeeding administration an Irresistable need.

Up around Neillsville where he is best known, the people will pretty nearly make it. unanimous for him, and Jackson county will likely come the next thing to it, and make it overwhelming for' him. Grand Rapids Leader. He should receive the-unanimous support of the Republicans of Wood county. Lancaster Teller.

An attorney general good enough-fer us will be Frank T. Tucker. He is a capable, oonsfiientious and pains-taking officer in any committed to him. Rusk Co. Reporter.

Of all those mentioned for the place, Frank Tuck -k er looks the best to us. La Crosse Tribune. The candidacy of Tucker is well received in Madison and adviees from different parts 1 of thefistate indicate that he will hb the unanimous choice of the progressives. Polk Co. Ledger.

We believe from pdtsonal acquaintance with Mr. Tucker tfijrt he is a good man for thej office and well qualified, and Would I undivided like to see him 'get the support of Polk county. A Racine -Times. Mr, Tucker has b9U a prominent. And Influential progressive for many -years and is recognized as a very able lawyer That he will receive general support throughout the state cannot be doubt ed Fennimore Times, -We Jhope and expect thathe will.be our: next at tbrney.

general; He has record to be proud of; sWausau im bod y. in Mar- S' i Jj- vfc, il 1 1 abon rouhtyjknows Heis W611 iikedandwUiget ajfgood I I I 1 1 neer. Concrete foundations of all kinds made; silo erecting a spsoialty. Machinery, such as boilers, engines, Mr Tucker win out easily, set and placed; engines overhauled and repaired. Charges reasonable.

Address Soldiers Grove, 10-6 ial, helpful and public man and citizen. We expect Omro Herald. Mr. former Omro resident, brought up in this village Letter List The followingletter8 and eards remain uncalled-for at the pos66ffice at Soldiers. Grove, for the week ending Aug.

20, 1910. Parties cal I-ing for will please mention advertised: Mrs. F. E. Brabrandt Mrs.

James Garlic Henry Halverson. Mrs. Thos. Halverson Peek Thomas Gander. P.

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