The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-12-02
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Constipation

friends of Mr.. Iverson are urging that
the field be left clear, SO the opposition
to Eberhart can unite on Iverson. An
ti-machine republicans not satisfied
with Iverson are saying that he has
messed things up by making it impos-
sible to present united front against
the present regime. - Minneapolis
Journal.
We are not such an ALFRED red
headed advocate Of woman suffrage
but this woman's anti-suffrage society
gets our goat. Even the most mill
tant suffragette does not propose to
put rope around gentle shrinking
woman's neck and drag her to the
ballot box and fore her to vote wheth-
er she will or not. These lady ants
remind one of the colored roust-about
in the city Of Washington, who used
to go down to saloon every morn
ing and shake dice with the bartender
to see whether or not he should sweep
out the saloon for nothing.-Sauk
Centre Herald.
Daniel w. Lawler again "bobs up"
as a political candidate and is the
first to file for any state office for the
1914 election. This time the genial
Dan has aspirations to the governor.
He was an unsuccessful candidate for
this Office in 1892 when Knute Nelson
was elected in three-cornered con-
test, Ignatius Donnally then being a
populist candidate At the late cleo
ton he was the opponent of Senator
Knute Nelson. Lawler is an able man,
widely known within the state and has
host of admiring friends, but his
political ambitions have always been
blighted, except ON one occasion when
elected mayor of st Paul, by the in
disposition of his friends to rally to
his support at the polls.-Glencoe En-
terprise.
Extract from private letter from
one of the most influential democrats
in Minnesota: "It is long time be-
tween now and next June. Who
knows but what John Lind, with all
the prestige he will have when he re-
urns to Minnesota, might be induced
to enter the arena again, and what a
candidate for governor he would
make!"- Martin County Sentinel.
Some Democratic newspapers are
mightg busy endeavoring to discour-
age Senator Haycraft, of Madelia,
from becoming the Republican candi-
date for Congress in this district next
year. They evidently fear the Madelia
man,-have feeling, so to speak, that
he would defeat Congressman Ham
mond.- Winnebago Press News.
DR.. ID. F. Dumas, former mayor of
Cass Lake, was paroled from the
Saltwater penitentiary and the prison
board are maintaining great secrecy
regarding the matter, refusing to give
out their reasons, etc. We suggest
that the governor appoint" COM
mittee to investigate this strange be-
havior on the part of his henchmen.-
Detroit Record.
Dr.. Dumas of Cass Lake, one Of
the most desperate criminals in North
ern Minnesota, leader of gang en-
gagged in burglary and arson, has been
paroled from the state penitentiary,
after serving 4 little over year. The
paroling of criminals like Dumas who
happened to have a pull" is an out
rage on justice and ought to lead to
the demand for the abolition Of our
pardon board -Waseca Herald.
The freight rates under the Cash
man bill, prescribed by the Railroad
and Warehouse commission, will work
| p positive injury to the business and
manufacturing interests Of Chaska
and in fact All other points in this
county The rates are higher On all
commodities than under the Law