The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-04-07

tic nominee and Day having beel
sponsor for Ole, the Fairmont edito
would have to back up on Harmon,
and support Sageng. 1t would no
do for Day to abandon his own pc
litical offspring. He would have t.
make good on that editorial tina
will make Ole Sageng governor -
! Mankato Free Press.
1 If the efficiency commission want.
to do popular thing it will recon-
mend that the inspectors be boilee
down to not more than six, and ths
nearer they come to having one
man do up the whole job in each
town the better the people will be
pleased Twin Valley Times.
The state constitution of Maryland
provides that no minister or preach
er of the gospel shall be eligible as
a state senator No state constitu-
ton has ever barred saloonkeepers
/ lawyers nor lightning rod agents.
LIE Sueur News.
The United States Express COM
pany, one of the worst offenders of
the bunch, has given up the struggle,
and will retire from business. There
are others, however, but the parcel
post will get them eventually-Me-
saba Ore.
The efficiency and economy COM
missioners have not stated under just
what head they would place the oil
inspectors and the bee Inspectors
Red Lake Falls Gazette.
Any young man DESTROYS of learn
ing the butcher trade should apply
to Huerta, who will furnish him with
free board and spending money
throughout the term of his appren-
IlilCtlOH OIllOIl
Eight of the ten Minnesota MEM
bers of congress were right on the
repeal bill. The two who were wrong
may settle it with their constituents
if they can.-St. Paul Dispatch.
A state veterinarian who was here
short time ago says that Lyon,
Murray and Cottonwood counties are
receiving more immigrants this
spring than any other three coun-
ties in the state. The veterinary de-
partment knows this because stock
importations must be reported to
them. This shows up well for this
section of the state.-Slayton Ga
zette.
Governor Eberhart's speech in Bird
Island Monday afternoon has given
the people Of this community a new
view of Lies problems. Many COM
plimentary remarks have been heard
from men of all parties about the
manner in which the Governor hand
led the topics discussed. He gave
but little time to politics, merely
saying that he had been criticised
for making speeches but that he be-
lieved that he could do more good
going out and talking to the people
of the state than could be accom-
plished sitting in his Office listening
to some office seekers plea.-BirG
Island Union.
The efficiency commission is get
ting a lineup on the states business
and will soon have a plan to Suggest
to economic in expenditures. The
state spends large amount Of money
annually and there is some doubt as
to whether it was getting value re-
ceived through the haphazard sys-
tenn. Let the good work go on
Moose Lake Star-Gazette.
Attendance at the democratic state
conference was remarkably good, and
the leaders claim that every county
in the state was represented. Two
failed to respond to the roll call or
Hammond's Endorsement, but it is
claimed that the delegates on hand
from those counties were temporari-
ly absent from the hall. The demo-
cracy of the state looks more like
live party than it has at any time
since 1908. Then the democracy had
the state patronage, now it has the
federal patronage to dispense. Can
didates for appointments were much
in evidence Tuesday, but there were
many other democrats brought out
by enthusiasm over the Wilson ad
ministration--Mi Minneapolis Journal.