Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-11-16
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1907.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER i6, 1907.
Why don't some minister try locking the
front of his church on Sunday morning after
sending word to the men members that they
can get in by slipping around the back way,
crossing the alley and sneaking through the
side entrance when no one is looking? They
ought to get full house to hear the preachers
sermon.-Ex.
In poll to indicate the choice of the De
mocrats of North Dakota for president recently
conducted by the Evening Press of Grand Forks,
it was found that Johnson lead with 876, Bryan
1872, Chanler 100, Folk "a, Francis 81, Williams
81, Tom Johnson 40, Hearst AZ and Hoke Smih
9. The surprising part of the poll is that John
son lead Bryan and that Chanler shows such
strength.
Don't brood over an injury, real or fancied
it doesn't pay. If you have been foolish asl
to quarrel over it, don't hesitate to say you are
sorry-sorry that you quarreled if no more. An
honest attempt at reconciliation is rarely barren
of results. MAKE up" your disagreements,
even though you feel that you must pocket
your pride in order 70 do It. Il is the only sane
and sensible way.-izx.
Frank Eddy will make his debut in new
role at the Metropolitan Opera House in Nina
eapoIis tomorrow afternoon, when be will be
gin years lecturiAg cng4goMcnt with rl1e Up
If Soclcty, tenn yeranCe Organization. I4T.
EIdy is a 5000 p1D &c SPEAKER. He will talk
4, ITS a"
novel and org nai standpoint, ana Oh account
of his long apprehension the stump-siould
be able to give an interesting and instructive
1ecture.
The United States Tobacco Journal comes
to hand with a marked editorial announcing
the president for the recent seizure by the
Treasury Department of 175 cases of cigarettes
belonging to the Tobacco Trust. Among other
things it says, "Whats the of bothering
any longer with hauling Trust into courts
for illegal rebating conspiring in restraint of
trade, and spending the peoples money in end
hess litigation, opportuning Congress into
passing national incorporation law III order to
keep the Trusts in check?" If the president has
been guilty of "opportunng" Congress- he
shall not have out vote for third term
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While the newspapers of the country have
done a great service by maintaining an OPP |
timistic tone during the present financial
troubles nevertheless it appears to be rea-
sonaable true that the financial situation
is growing better, and that there will
soon to plenty of money to the crops
and carry on the regular business of the couu-
try Business has been interrupted, and trade
has suffered accordingly, but as long the
people generally are prosperous, business &C
tvity will probably be greater during what is |
usually the dull season. |
kd;snatch from st. Paul conveys the in
frn,at;on that there was a secret meeting of
the Minnesota Brewers Association held in St
Paul last week at which an agreement was
made that the brewers of the state are not to
ACQUIRE any taore property nor open any more
saloons in any of1hs smaller communities OF
the state, and are to employ only men of good
character in the Conduct of their business |
these places The meeting was attended by
about forty brewers who came from Little Fails,
Mankato, Red Wing New Ulm, Alexandria and
various other small cities in various portions OF
the states, as well as by most OF the larger
brewers of the Twin Cities and Duluth. lhe
country brewers took the stand that the invasion