The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-11-02
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HOW THEsti0oNERNoR VOTED.
Decoration Day.

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ss Decoration Day. '
April II, 1881. F. No. 540.--A
bill to prohibit dissertation of Decora-
ton day-page 1859. Governor John
ION voted no, and his was the only
cote against the bill
.fatg %'' Wine Rooms.
Feb. IA, 1905. F.. No. 4.-To
prohibit wine rooms in saloons and to
prohibit screens, blinds, ETC., in! win
dows--page $50. Governor johnson
voted for indefinite postponement of
bill. That il, he voted to kill the bill.
This wine room bill is needed in the
larger cities more than any other to
save and protect the young girls.
Delivering Liquor on Sunday.
8. r. No. 1874 bill for an act to
prohibit the delivery on the Sabbath
day, commonly known as Sunday, of
any intoxicating liquors, sold, bar
tered, given away. or in any manner
otherwise disposed Of on a day pre-
vious to the Sabbath day. ~
= The question being taken on the
passage Of the bill Governor Johnson
voted against the bill. Bill was lost.
The governor intimates that he was
the originator of the state develop
ment scheme, and says that 1t was his
message to the legislature in 1905 that
started the subject. have seen let
ter which Mr. Cole wrote in 1904, and
which was largely published in the
newspapers, in which he took strong
ground on the question Of state devel
opment and the drainage of state
lands. lnasmuch as the governor Dor
rowed all the other ideas In his mes
sage from others am inclined to be-
lieve that what little on that subject
may he found in his message was sug-
.gested by MI. Cole in bis open letter.
On the third page of the supplement
recently sent out by the Democratic
committee, in the second column, the
second paragraph from the bottom
reads as follows: d.. "A, :.....,, 49,.
SIS there any reason, any good and
suflcient reason. why the people Of
Minnesota should elect a governor
who is pledged first, last and all the
time to use state funds solely to ad'
vance the interests Of our section OF
the state?'' ''s
It is presumed that the word "our''
IN the second line from the bottom is
q Typographical error, and should be
zone" 1t looks for all the world as If
the governor and his committee was
playing one part of the state against
the other, and that this supplement
with this particular paragraph, was in
tended for use in Southern Minnesota
and is intended to appeal to the pref
udices of the people in that section
THESE are the tactics which the gov
ernor and the committee has been fol
lowing Throughout the campaign.
.... IL. -
The only thing that will wean John
pon from Bryan is the election Of
Hearst az governor of New York
Then he will be for Hearst. What 6
feast that will, be for the ,Minnesots
Republicans who vote for Johnson!
80 .y
MI. "A. B. Hepburn, p, esident Of the
Chase National bank of New York
writes Ettoi'a friend In Minneapolis in
which he expresses the thought that
the great business interests OF your
commonwealth will md in Mr.. Cole q
safe, conservative, and at the same
time able administrator"
e. Ag,,s .as.,,, ~ - q ~: 1884,
j Bob Dunn made = great speech q
Milaca last Thursday evening. From
the way business men grabbed up the
extra copies OF the st. Paul paper
which published 1T in full should
nudge that Il attracted = lot Of atten
ton. No man in the state knows more
about the states business than. Mr.
Dunn, and he marshalied his informa'
ton. In. 4. manner that cannot help
making an Impression OF course it
would be impossible to review the
speech in this letter If it. were desira'
BILE There is;tone point which Mr..
Dunn; brought out think the readers
of this paper should have called to
their special attention. In Mr.. John
sons, Red, Wing, speech and at other
places he said that he had stopped
timber trespassing." Mr.. Dunn quotes
from Mr.. lverson thatIsinceI 1905 over
M. 900 have been, collected from tres
passes committed since 1906. THAT
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