The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-12-11

ports that auditor Green was there
helping manager Chas. Dripps IN
voice the yard, and that Conductor
Sullivan is taking a sixty days lay
off on account Of the accident in the
Sleepy Eye yards.
A writer in the American magazine
raises pertinent question as to the
ethics of the stand of the eminent
lawyers who have enlisted in the de-
Tense of the illegal and demoralizing
practices of the trusts. What is the
moral attitude of a hireling employed
to override and evade the just laws
governing the nation?
Milroy Echo: Commissioner Cain
departed Tuesday noon for ST. Paul
in company with Truls jacobson,
whom he will deliver to steamship
company for deportation to Den
mark. Mr.. jacobson has been in
this country several years but failed
to become citizen, and as he is
getting old and without means, must
return to his old home. In his youth
he was comfortably situated. but
drink caused his downfall.
New Ulm Review: AS a result OF
establishing switching connections
between the Minneapolis & ST. Louis
and Chicago & Northwestern roads
in this city the Northwestern officials
have made application to have the
disision of switching charges adjust
ed and determined by the railroad
commission. A hearing on the appli-
cation will be heard by the commits
sion at the state capitol on Deem
Der 7th.
Matters of far-reaching impor-
lance will be taken up this year at
the annual meeting of the Minneso-
ia Educational association, which
convenes in st. Paul Jan. / for a
four-day session. An especially
strong list of speakers of national
prominence is announced and efforts
are being put forth to make the COM
ing session the best and most instruc-
tive in the history of the association.
An attractive feature connected with
the sessions is the recital to be given
at the Peoples church Thursday
evening, Jan. 2, by Nine. Olive
Fremstad.
Stewart Edward White is to pub
lish an article in the January Ameri-
can magazine on "The Fight for the
Forests" On one side, he says. is
the destructive greed of a few and
on the other the splendid work of
the government in preserving wealth
which, if riotously invaded, may
later have to be replaced at a cost
of three billion dollars. The article
is to be published just as congress is
opening in the hope that it will help
awaken the public to the danger Of
sudden attack upon the Forestry |
Service in Washington this winter. |
Last year an organized raid on the
service was made. The attack failed,
but more trouble is promised this
winter.
Barricading himself in his room,
William Machtemas. aged %, living
in Brighton township, threatened to
shoot anyone passing along the road,
few yards distant. as related in a
St. Peter telegram. Ill health caused
by overwork. brought on insanity,
and for two weeks or more he had
been acting queerly. Tuesday he
armed himself with a rifle and two
shotguns and told one of his broth
ers that he would kill the first per-
son to come within range. Two
members OF the family patrolled the
road and prevented a tragedy, and
then diplomacy was used to induce
the maniac to leave his stronghold.
He came to st. Peter quietly and was
committed to the state hospital for
the insane.
There is something about Kennedv's Lax
alive Cough Syrup that makes 1t different
from others, as it causes free vet gentle
action of the bowels through which the cold
time it heals irritation and allays inf1amma-
ton OF the throat and lungs. 1t is pleasant