The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-07-12
SAWDUST
AND
SHAVINGS

| SHAvNGO /
It's cool in Duluth-when it's not
hot and moist.
One of the foundation principles Of
this nation is evolution, not revolution.
The next event of Importance will be
the school election, Saturday, July 10.
What have Craig, Upham, Cheadle,
ct al, done with that arch destroyer,
Pittsburg Plusa
There is much curiosity as to what
use Judge Rebek now will put his
booze tabernacle in Oliver.
If a school board candidate is not
against Supt. Hoke, then it's safe
bet that he or she is for him.
Now that Superior promises to stay
dry, Col. Mark Paine may leave the
city to its fate and emigrate to Mexico.
It's nip and tuck between Col.
Henry's publicity bureau and that we'll
oiled publicity machine Of W. A. Cant.
Let each and every candidate step
forth and say where he or she stands
ON the further retention of Supt. Hoke.
It was very fitting that Col. Jim
Burnside peddied out scandal papers
| published by Messrs. Near-beer and
Bevo.
There are dirty and lawless nests in
| that old st. Croix avenue neighbor-
hood.
It's going to take much more than
Doc. Schaibly and his Knights of the
Tar Bucket to save DR.. Heke's bacon
this time.
Instead of swallowing many buckets
of foamy swill, the poreine mayor of
Oliver now may have to root for wild
artiehokes.
No competent and qualified teacher
in the Duluth schools should have to
face conditions that make her fear loss
Of her position.
Edward Hines is expected in Duluth
before long as witness in lawsuit.
Many are wondering if Writ 81. Cook
will meet him at the depot.
Congressman Carss recently told the
| shipyard boys in Superior that radi-
| cal is a man who can see farther into
the future than the other fellows.
Repeated scrubbing by mayor Bax-
ter 8 municipal cleaning force has made
Third street nearer spotless than it has
been for thirty long, nasty years.
| Now that st. Louis county is going
to spend 81 $780, 900 on hard roads, Old
Man Graft should be sent into exile
with Old John Barleycorn and other
bad actors.
Coroner McComb at last is back on
the job but Majah Warren E.. Greene
and his spurs still are absent without
leave. The people will punish him
for that some day.
| Herr General Fritz Won Resche has
found big automobile, if the head
sawyer's eyes did not deceive him re-
Gently. That stiff raise in salary
must have helped some.
For the two past years, the school
board autocrats have been compelled
to seduce enough directors to give
them majority, finding it impossible
to elect a majority.
There is an out and out Anti-Hoke
ticket in the field and every commoner
and true lover of the welfare of Du-
luth g public schools should vote for it
on Saturday, July 10.
If the outlaws in Bingoland keep
slipping as they have for the past
year, they will not last much longer in
Superior than did Willard after the
meeting with Dempsey.
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Although the Duluth Commercial
Club has been singing very softly the
sad tune Of Pittsburgh Plus, the Supe-
rior Commercial Club is piping the
lay in stentorian tones.
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Some time ago, Supt. Hoke declared
that the Little Red School House is
thing Of the past. Just now, he
considers protecting Barnes of more
benefit to himself.
| .
Gar Nicholas, Emperor Charles and
Kaiser Wilhelm were the first auto
Gratis to 60. After this month, they
will be Joined by couple Of autocrats
from the old school board.
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A fight for the championship Of the
.Mesaba range, between G. M. Atkinson
and county commissioner O'Neil, would
make a better mill than the one be-