The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-10-16

largely of substantial white lead re-.
marks that lead the audience to realize
that he vas not a cheap jester and
clown fan He then placed over all fine
finish coat, and with his brush of ora
tory and beautiful sentiment he
trimmed the whole in most artistic
manner ann His versatility of style, ming
Ing Ing dash OF wit and mirth-provoking
remarks with pathos and STRONG opti-
mlstlc sentiments enables him to easily
hold his audience without a waver of
interest II He has a knowledge of con-
ditlons and events and strong healthy
sentiment pervades his whole nature.
Heis Bede and he will make good
congressman. -.
He thanked the people of Princeton
and Mile Laos county for their hearty
support at the primary election and he
said go and do it some more on the
fourth Of November He said that he
was not a clown nor a humorist, for he
said that at home he was the most seri-
Gus man you ever saw, and that he had
to keep away from home in order to
have things bright and cheerful there.
He thought he was entitled to some
credit for other things than jokes, and
he alluded to the fact that ten years
age he voted for Grover Cleveland but
he3said that he had been doing pen
nance ever since and thought that he
was entitled to some consideration on
this account. Ten years ago he nomi-
mated a democratic candidate for lieut.
enant governor, and because of his
speech the nomination was made unau-
INDUS, and just because there were
about half a dozen fellows present who
were waiting to- make. nominating
speeches but didn't get the chance be-
cause of his supreme effort they were
knocking him, and he didn't think this
was loving one another. He said that
many complained that he did not live
in Duluth, and then he gravely re-
marked to the audience ''You do not
live in Duluth, do you? and there are
many others who do not live there"
When they wanted Bede to speak for
ToWne and Morris they did not ask,
him if he lived in Duluth, and he
thought the question: at the present
time was out Of order .+E ~
Mr. Bede explained that his tariff
views were those that favored a tariff
that would represent the difference in
the cost Of manufacture in this and
sforfiz onntries. There was one
thing that he thought should be i'd
mitted free into this country and that
was Canadian wheat. Wheat is some
thing that travels around the world
and the price is regulated by the Wis
IDLE supply. He said that the time was
not far distant when there would not
be county in the State that would
raise any surplus wheat. Thirty years
ago corn was not raised in Minnesota
and farmers thought that it could not
be raised here, but now corn is driving
wheat across the Canadian border. It
is better for the American farmer that
it is, for with corn and grasses and live
stock the farmer will prosper much
better than he will at wheat raising.
Canada IN the very near future will
produce 100000 bushels of wheat,
and it will be to the interest of Duluth
and the country tributary to that city
to have portion of this great wheat
crop pass into the trade channels at
Duluth which by its very location and
manifest destiny is to become great
commercial metropolis, the magnitude
and Importance ofwhich is not dreamed
OF by most of the residents of Duluth
at the present time. Every boat now
that makes the port of Duluth
leaves over $1,000 in that city. When
it grows to be city of great CONNER
cial Importance it will make great
market for farm produce, etc., and the
farms of this section will realize the
benefits. One who lives along the mar
row strip of land between the bay and
the big hills back of Duluth can not
realize what the future has in store
for that city that stretches from Two
Harbors to twilight.
He told the people of his knowledge
of land conditions and his efforts to
build up creameries in northern Min
nesota. "Why, there was the little
village of Rock Creek where went to
get a skimming station started" he
said, land overreached myself and
now they have good creamery run
ming. Creameries teach people to be
clean. Cleanliness is next to Godli-
ness, and the creamery should be the
next thing to the church. In days
gone by the farmer would milk the
cows and then place the milk in crooks !
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