New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-07-25

under which they are licensed. From
the tone of the Missouri press it is
.Ievident that in this he has the support
of very nearly the entire population Of
the state aside from the saloon in
i terests. 5
Another fool proposition has been
born, to be known as the sSons OF
Skidoo." It originated in Waterbury
Conn, and is to be composed of all
|people who were born on the twenty
third of any month. And the thing
will secure liners
Tom Lawson says that the days OF
the System" are numbered, and that
there is to be a breaking up of the
great combination Of interests that
have controlled this country. Tom
has a chance to be right. He made
good in his prediction a couple OF
years ago and there are hopes that he
is true prophet in this instance.
The woman who said the more she
saw of men the better she thought of
dogs must have been greatly pleased
to read the story about the Newfound-
land dog that swan out to where two
boys were drowning a day or two ago
| and, letting each Of them take hold Of
his collar on one side, swan with them
to shore, nearly perishing himself be-
fore he accomplished it. S5s s 8 81
Some OF the congressman who were
SO slow while assuming to De busy
about the interests of their consti-
tuents, in recognizing the popularity
OF the work that was being done by
President Roosevelt, since they have
returned to their home and found out
how the voters we're thinking of the
affair, are very loud in their protests
Of being of the same persuasion of the
president and standing on the same
principles.
The last issue Of the Saturday Even
ing Post contains a very excellent ar
ticle attempting to show why it will be
necessary for Roosevelt to be the can
didate of the republican party in the
next campaign. The article is we'll
written and is worth the time of any
person to read. It is too long until
the time for nominating the next can
didate for any party to say what will
or will not be. Public men stand on
very uncertain ground in this country
and the hero of today is often forgot
ten on the morrow.
State development, as it is set forth
in the platform of the republican party
does not mean anything for the people
of this part of the state, but it does
mean a great deal for the lumber mil
lionaires and railroad men who have
large holdings of swamp land in the
northern part of the state. It would
be a nice thing for many Of the settlers
WHO are actually cultivating land in
that section but would it be fair? Is
there any reason why this part of the
state should pay to have the millions
of acres owned by these rich men in
creased in value SO that they may the
more easily dispose of them at a good
price? We think not.
1t has been the policy of this govern
ment since its beginning to foster and
build up home industries. That prin-
ciple should be followed down to the
Individual. The state should look
after the interests of the state, even if
it costs something, the county should
look after the interests of the county
even if it has to make some appropri-
atoms to do so and the cities should
look after their interests with a jeal-.
Gus eye, and the individual should be
willing to sacrifice something if neces-
sary for the advancement of the com
m.nity in which he lives. In this way
only is there opportunity for the adj
vancement that is so anxiously the
hope Of all. You cannot do It by re-
fusing to patronize your home in
dustries.
Summer visitors from this country
i = u =
route to get near the border on Sun
days. The Canadian parliament is re-
ported to have enacted law prohibit
ing the sale of anything on Sundays
save necessary drugs and railway
tickets, forbidding trans acting on Sum
day of any business or employing any
person except for works Of necessity
or mercy, forbidding all games OF any
kind for a nrica IF admission for.