Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-11-12

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State Senator Gardner of Bralnerd
thinks no candidate can be successful
for congressman in this district who
does not come out for the repeal of the
1855 Indian treaty in relation to the
liquor question. When you find one
that does George, whisper it softly. He
might just want few to know about
it.
There were so many good numbers
gotten out by the Minnesota editors
Nnewspaper week. that individual
comment was out of the question. But
now comes the Sank Centre Herald
with its splendid edition two weeks Ia
ter. Well, Brother Wallace, it was a
daisy. (No aspersions on the lily, AS
soeiate Editor Eddy2
There is some talk in the press that
Charles G. Daniels, who is in charge Of
r the White Earth reservation litigation
for the government, is to be displaced.
There is one thing certain. No one
could be more Conscientious and jeal-
Gus of the interests of the Indian than
is Mr.. Daniels. And, ism It is Just pos
sible, that that is where the shoe
Pinches.
WEc4 William G. McAdoo, secretary
of the treasury, was in Seattle recent
ly to view the $4,000 postoffice site
purchased by the government some
years ago, he looked out on a beautiful
expanse of water, according to the
Fsribault News-Republican, and was
told that the tide was in. By the way,
this much watered site was purchased
previous to the democratic administra
ton.
the shipment of liquor into states in
a decision by the supreme court Of
that 'Fthere is nothing more sacred
about whiskey intended for unlawful
use than there is about diseased n,ea+
and lottery tickets, and, therefore,
congress has the same power to pro-
hibit interstate traffic in one as in the
other.''
And now comes Julius Schmahl. Sec
rotary Of state, who says that Mime
sofas presidential preference primary
appears to him as unavoidable and that
he will take it to the supreme court
for a ruling. If the measure is found
o. k. the primaries will be held Nib
IA. This would be the first state in
the union to show its preference for
the nominations for president and ma
turally the candidates would be anx-
ious for the prestige that goes with the
opening victory.
Worthington Globe. It is one Of the
inevitable experiences Of life for a man
to get a swift kick once in a while.
But a fellows fool to ask the kicker
to please do it again in the same spot
Motley Mercury: Motley is about
the only village Of any size in the
sixth district that is not furnishing q
republican candidate for congress
With Lindbergh candidate for gov
ernor there is possibility that the
j. next congressman from the sixth will
/ be a democrat
Princeton Union: A man who hat
served five years in the Federal prison
+ at Leavenworth. Kansas, for a Grim,
ne did not commit was released las
81 week. 1t happens not intrenuuentl,
oAAe@o SsHOo VI Lu1S h1uU are CnrOn1cio(
q in the daily press, but never vet hav,
we read Of the government maxim.
. amends. Common justice and decenc1
Is demands that when a man is falsel,
imprisoned he be amply recompense,
O for the time passed behind the bars
Surely that would be only fair.
st. Peter Free Press: On nev;spape
week the local papers spent considera
BILE time and snace in BOOSTING tho re
sources and ADVANTAGES Of their loce
r city and county. How would It. he i
0 the local merchants were to take
hand in this came and through the oc7
IS umns of their local napers let thei
customers know Of the Advantages i
buying at their home stores? We know
b they, all have good bargains to Offer
but too many fail to let their custom
81 ers into the secret. A 'ittl" evtr
81 & printer g ink would answer that pun
pose to q nicely.