The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-10-05
!; the r4l STATE TICKET,

vast St. Paul Times. SEPT. ~, The
Democratic papers seem to b taking
. great deal, of comfort out Of thsl fsSt
that apparently the Republican CON"
,liitteo ohas been making almost it,
,sntire effort tn behalf of Mr.! Colo the
nominee for governor. II they don't
Sliks this perhaps t. Won't help their
feeiilsls nv u remind them TIT they
TX IRE themselves 70 blame for Il ;byy IN
timattnS that Mr. Cols d not any teo
ven known II some parts Of the stat,.
It has been the desire Of the commit
tee, we presume, to see that tNr. Colo
shalha 1t least get acquainted and their
splan SEEMS to be working pretty we'll
apparently from the disauistuds which
II e a~Skening iii the opposition.
Hov1.ssvTSr.n eur friends need not have
any, anxiety a. to the rest Of . the
ticket. Il personnel It d made up, Of
men, many, Of whom have rendered
distingutshed service to the state. In
order to show our friends that there
u really no partially We viii COM
mence. at the bottom, Hon. Charles
r. Staples Of Mendoza II the Repub'
lean candidate for railroad commits
sioner. Where is, there 2 man on the
Democratic ticket, from the gentle
man, named tor governor; down. who
has !: Legislative record the equal to
staples! = His entire service to the
stats il tho legislature + marked by
beneficial legislation which Is written
iii over the statutes Of the state, No
man ,svsr, retired from the legislative
halls oil. this state, more thoroughly
Imbsdded a ~ confidence Of the peo-
pie than did Mr.. staples. His record
q / railroad commissions Is not 70
{hQropxhly Understood, because the
Slpuestions are more intricate and too
iimol1t 'lor tho ordinary, layman to
grasp, but there q every reason to
believe that IN this work IT will be
found that Nj. staples has been al
fully devoted to the interests of tho
people &c he was a. / legislator. Other
names on the Republican ticket and
the Democratic opponent are Senator
Ebsrhart and Mr.. l.. G. Pendergast for
lieutenant governor. Mr.. Eberhart II
q state senator who did good work, a.
Q glance at the recent volumes OF
state laws will easily verify. :. Julius
echmahl 10 opposed by p. M Mag.
nusson Of St. Cloud. Julius has had
training as chief clerk Of the house of
representatives which admirably hts
him for the position of secretary of
state. There Is s. G.. Iverson, against
whom A. 3Aarnes has been nominated.
Mr. Iverson's services to the state are
known from one and Of the state to
the other. For treasurer the, Repub-
licans have named G. C.. Dinshart and
tho Democrats D. H. EVANS and for
;clork OF the supreme court; G. "A.
Pidgeon ia pitted against r. q. Whea-
ton OF the Republican candidates
ok O have had Il legislative experience
and have made themselves useful to
The state while acquiring the, expert
sncs lnscessary to conduct the. .onices
they seek. With but few exceptions,
indeed, the Democratic candidates are
not known outside OF their own county
and they have nothing to their credit
insthe1way Of state service. In point
ct sdicisncy the gentlemen named for
the sstate ohices@ BY, the Republicans
clearly outclass those put up BY the
ether party. Just make the compare
son yourself. t5t j2Gt e,dis@ - ~