Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-01-06

missioner does not expire until Jan
r. and that office will be in charge OF
his deputy ]. Ira C. Peterson, until the
appointee OF Governor Elect Ham
mond lis sworn, I'M. ss IL 81 I. ,>
r :.@,:. 3. ss3SS. q.
Governor Hammond has named G..
NJ Andrist as his private secretary
and the appointment is still engaging
the attention= #of the gossips. They
lad reason toShel ieve that MI Andrist
was not agreeable to the powers that
I be and his Selection for az important
q post on.asS private secretary came
I asa decided surpri se III was general
that s asan " ormerlyy
sen rom hi iisE d county
and prominent ins the recent Demo
cratic campaign. would get the Job.
That NJ =. Andrist never had much in
common with the Democratic leaders
was well known, but as 4 get. it Mr..
Hammond liked him and their opposl-
ton was useless. It was the 0pposi-
:tion of these same Democratic lead
s.ers that led to Mr.. Andrist's side
tracking when he sought the position
of state superintendent of instruction,
but it did not avail in the case of the
secretaryship. AS to Mr.. Works, it ,is
said he is slated for state insurance
commissioner, a position more to his
liking. am told he did not want the
position of private secretary and be
cause of his work in the late campaign
was informed by Governor Hammond
that he could have anything else at
his comm and s s=s5 Il yy., 4. +
AS you have probably. seen in the
Twin City prints, George r. :Authier,
whom Mr. Andrist succeeds as secre:
tary, will go to Washington shortly
as the representative of the Mime.
apolis Tribune. Mr. Author was,
prior to his appointment as secretary
to Governor Eberhart, connected with
that paper as its political editor. Mr..
Author: never was a Frank Day or a
Tams Bixby, but he aided his chief
materially in publicity way Many
of the schemes used to advance Gov
ernor Eberhart's interests we're Mr.:
Authors creation and the majority
Of them we're winners He was gen
orally well liked and III he. well wishes
of a. host Of friends made during his
term as private secretary go with
him to his new location. n 85s SIS
x 4$ 55 !. I'll AZ II s.5.
M Speaking Of Frank Day and Tams
.Bixby many lam ent their passing in a
political way and sindulge in the hope
that their kind will "a gain be- found
but such il hardly likel 5 B 9TH prob:
ably were the best assets any govern.
Or ever had, but their d az called for
"a line of activity that would in s55a
measure count FOR little now Then
MINES ia had a he cow ton, which
demand led Sorg aniza ton ia lent of a pc
Iculi ar kind hut ith the substitution
lHof the direct pri All an advertising
lzagent instead ~ eeome necessary,
This Fact was res onsible for the ap
Il pointment 5 & of 10 h NJ /. lAut1lier and
Ralph vvheeloek I, rieceded him
and each I'm his turn q ade8 good 5in
4 this respee drist the new
ssecre tary. s wa 81 nlerly ofessor oi
lsFrench lat ne tate univ ersi How
The will figuTe out an advertis sine
agent way remains s.toS be seen S5.555.
&, I. Il;
III is said Hat six Il different bills fol
the reorganiz Ton Of the sst tate gov
ernment along 1in propos ed in the
report 81 Tile cienc eco nony
comnlis sion 4 1'es aratio % and
Twin be- offered ,eonsid GRAFTON IS
the egislat lres short
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