The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-17


around in T h e Clio b e of late. 1t is
more readable it is newsy, the make
up is good and it is genteel. The edi-
torials are bright and interesting and
they are not offensive. The subscrip-
ton and the advertising in the paper
ought to grow very rapidly.
A. j. Smith, Superintendent of
Schools found the leading editorial
particularly interesting. l am glad to
see the newspapers take an interest
in educational affairs and discuss them
editorially even though may not al
ways agree with the sentiments eX-
pressed The welfare and improve
ment of the public school system is
question of broadcast public interest.
Col C. T. Trowbridge, Custodian of
the State Capitol think h e
Globe of Sunday was highly credit
able paper. For my own reading am
not partial to colored supplements, but
I suppose they mark progress, and I
know some people want them. But
think that aside from the supplement
the paper of last Sunday was a very
good one. I found it interesting.
Elmer H. Dearth, State Insurance
COMMISSIONER h e Gil b certainly
did itself proud with its paper of Sum
day and made good it's advance an
nouncements. The paper looked well
and was we'll filed with readable mat
ter.
E. D. Libbey, Adjutant General
Sundays paper was a credit to T h g
Clio be- The paper has been improv-
ing for some time past and 1 think
that on Sunday it was better than ever.
Col r. j. Holcombe-It was great
newspaper. When / say that 1 don't
refer particularly to the red and yell
low supplement, but think as whole
1t was nice, clean, readable paper.
j. w. Olsen, State Superintendent of
Public Instruction. good paper and
we'll put up in every respect. 1t look
ed well and read well.
J. ]. Lonen, Assistant Secretary of
State-I must get a copy of that paper.
1 missed it on Sunday, but I have
heard so much about it that I shall
certainly have to see it. Everybody is
talking about it.
John O'Donnell, State Labor Com
missioner-Th e Gle b e has certainly
got into the metropolitan newspaper
class, and the paper of Sunday was
convincing evidence of that
G. w. Somerby, Assistant Attorney
General-It was a fine piece of work.
There was a great deal of interesting
matter in the paper, and it was got
ten up in very attractive way.
Patrick Conley, County Assessor
The Improvement is notable, and is
sure to make T h e Globe still more
popular than it has been.
Daniel Neary, Superintendent of
Fire Alarm-The best thing in the way
OF Sunday paper that has appeared
in st. Paul.
City Clerk George Redington-T e
S day Globe was certainly a
readable paper. It's colored supple
ment was a good one.
Comptroller Louis Betz = TIL
G Hob e had them all beat Sunday. I
read it with a good deal of pleasure.
Its colored supplement and magazine
section were as good as have seen.
Mayor Smith, h e Globe is al
ways a good paper, but I believe Sun
days edition was the best. The color
ed section was about the best I have
seen. l am glad to see The Globe
so enterprising.
City Building Inspector Ellerbe-I
hope the colored supplement to The
Gil lob e will be a permanent feature.
Sundays edition was a good one
read the paper with considerable pleas
ure.
James Healy-St. Paul should GER
tainly appreciate paper like Sundays
Clio e. 1 noticed many buying it Sun
day, and I believe the colored supple
ment and magizine section was re-
sponsible.
w. D. Dixon, Northwestern Passen-
ger agent of the Milwaukee Road
We get all the Twin City papers at our
office but T he Globe pleases me
better than any other one. 1t has
grown wonderfully during the last few
months. Sunday was the browning
event, when it brought out the finely
executed colored supplement-
S. Greve, General Advertising Agent
Of the Chicago Great Western-T e
G 10 b e is now a live metropolitan
daily. 1t is as progressive and newsy
as any of the Chicago papers, and its
editorial columns are far superior.
G. e. Stone, Assistant General Pas
senger Agent of the Great Northern
Sundays G o b e was a beautiful pa
per. Its colored supplement was fully
in every respect UP to the expectation
of the papers patrons. For several
months past there has been a gradual
Improvement in the paper, and I now
think that it is superior to any other
daily published in the Northwest.