New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-28

Minneapolis wants Capt. Clark OF
the ST. Paul police department to be-
come it's chief of police. Why not let
John O'Connor run both towns and
have it done right?
James j. Hill says the chief obstacle
to state development in Minnesota is
it's corrupt politics. Did Mr.. Hill ever
stop to think what a part he has
played in bringing about this corrup-
ton?
Another instance of justice long de-
layed and finally perverted. Lawyer
Patrick, the oft-convicted murderer
of New York, is to have his death
sentence committed to life imprisOn-
ment.
Secretary Shaw has given his Iowa
friends definite intimation of his de-
sire to secure the republican nomina-
tion for the presidency. You can
safely put Minnesota in some other
column.
arranged surprise party for Con-
gresham McCleary at Mankato last
evening. One would think he had had
enough of surprise parties two
weeks ago.
Joe Smith, the Mormon elder, was
fined $500 last week for being the faith
er of boy by plural marriage. We
know of some men who would be only
too glad to give $500 if it didn It always
turn out to be a girl.
I would rather be grandson to one
who could teach me to. make shoes,
than the descendant of Thirty worthless
dukes.-Andrew Carnegie.
But, Andy, wouldn't you a good
deal rather have steel trust magnate
as your immediate ancestor?
Sam Peterson wants to be elected
speaker OF the next house. It might
be pretty good change to switch him
from the Craftsmanship of the temper
ance committee, which he has held so
long, to the position to which he
aspires. Lamberton Star.
ST fhirlr T an tho oofoot onforoi let
ever born. We're to choose a motto
it should be: All is we'll since all grows
better. ANDREW Carnegie.
Witness, the steel trust dividends.
can be an optomist when his
income is sixty millions annually and
gets better every year.
The defeat of Cole for governor
seems to carry with it the assurance
for many that Jacobsen will receive
the next republican nomination. It
doesn't follow. We doubt if there was
another campaigner in the recent con-
test who SO weakened himself as did
the man from Lac qui Parle.
At Duluth last Thursday Attorney
General Young argued the case of the
state against the Shevlin- Carpenter
Lumber company for alleged timber
trespass. The suit is fer S51, 900 and
is one of those instigated by Governor
Johnson. Out of it grew the case of
Shevlin VS.. Johnsonwhich was decided
so clearly in Johnson's favor on the
9Th of November.
The ticket sales at the last Mime
sofa state fair amounted to $152, SILL
Y, as against sl34, 1875 in 1905, a
gain of ST., 774.87. The gain was made
through greatly increased efforts in
the way of publicity, the Improvement
of the fair and the excellent weather of
fair week. The complimentaries were
cut down by 1900 this year, and the
paid admissions increased $4,000.
Senator Tillmann declined fiat-foot-
eddy to pay any heed to Mayor DUNES
request that he refrain from discuss
ing the race question in his Chicago
lecture. That was to be expected. An
independent southerner, who could not
be bridled by 1.-THE interests" in the
senate, could hardly be counted upon
to quail before the demands of dele
cation of Windy City negroes.