The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-30

has offered to operate one OF
his Intoxicating machines Princeton
Union.
| This has been strenuous week in
state politics. With two men form
ally announcing their candidacy for
gubernatorial honors. a third liable
to do so at any moment and fourth
4 busy sounding public opinion for
like purpose, the ante-state conyen-
ton campaign promises to become
one Of the liyeliest had for years and
{ is even fraught with danger of re-
lsulting in arepetitlon Of the cam
paign of six years ago. when the
Dunn Collins contest SO embittered
the republican rank and file voters
that they supported the democratic
ticket by the tens of thousands. st.
Peter Free Press.
With all the talk for Wilson, Har-
mon and other good democrats,
there are lot Of people in these
United States that just banker to
cast one more vote for William r.
Bryan for President. Perhaps they
will never get another chance but If
they should during this year it would
please us muchly. Monteyideo
Leader.
1t will be long ticket the voters
of Minnesota will scratch their heads
over in the election next fall-it will
be in four sections, and the fourth
of these, for the first time. will be
devoted to the names of the candl-
dates for governor and other places
on the state ticket, according to the
plan of ticket now decided on by
Julius A. Schmahl. secretary of state.
First will come the twelve pfesiden-
tial electors, one more than the
state ever had; then the names of
the candidates for United States
senator-for the first time on any
ticket in the state; the names of the
candidates for representative at
large, and finally the state ticket. -
The Window Reporter.
The high cost of living should en-
courage people who go to the city to
have swell time on small wage,
to return to the country where the
cost is not so high for the living, and
the swell time need not be cut out if
one is familiar with suburban sim
plicity and domestic tranquility.
Try it and you will never want to
live on smoke and newsboy's noises
crowded and jostled on the thorough
fares and taxed to keep up the pam
demonium. Granite Falls Tribune.
! President Taft has discovered
through a report from as-recently
created tariff board that the duties
on wooden goods are prohibitive and
has recommended to congress in a
special message that they be reduced.
1t has taken the president several
years to discover what the people
knew all the time. Mora Times.
An invention is announced for see
ing through flesh with the naked
| eye. Now if somebody will invent
a method for seeing through the
schemes of the politicians we will
know what to do when we go to the
polls. Cannon Falls Beacon.
Editor Eastman, of st. Cloud, has
entered the race for congressman-at-
large. If elected he will be able to
say he was member of congress
but that will be about all as the
duration of his term is likely to be
SO short, owing to reapportionment,
that he will scarcely have time to
get comfortably seated. The Cot
tonwood Current.
Alvah Eastman. editor Of the St.
Cloud Journal-Press, has announced
himself as a candidate for congress
man-at-large. MIR. Eastman is a
man exceptionally well qualified for
such position and judging from
the many favorable mentions he has
received from the press and business
men around the state, who knew
him or know of him, it looks as
though he would receive the nominal