Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-12

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this kind months ago. and who thought
enough OF It to mention it at this late
Joke himself. even If he couldn't appre-
II ths matter of the Governors enc
wealth. Mr. RAIN Called attention to
the fact that General, Wood. who is be-
by the IS 8
the Byllesby people. who are largely
Interested in water power, electric light
ana other public service corporations;
and also by the United States Steel Cor
poration. In this connection Mr.. Rain
S BY The veto ct e fGn
spring, but those who read his inter-
view were reminded that the Governor
was not at all hostile to this last
significance to Mr.. RAINS charges. He
further stated that in the beginning of
the tS eamRaign it was gene1a1y conSed
nesota without any PARTICULAR effort,
put the Governor and his organization
nae nad %indertak aff.t to make Burna%ist
We're not SO much for Wood as for
strengthening and perpetuating the
present Republican organization
AS q matter Of fact, the Wood and
anti Wood scrap in Minnesota and else
where in the nation is merely break
OF ne eid ghtf on
ton. which has held supremacy in the
ton of Garfield. General Wood is en-
come heir to the Roosevelt Influence in
the Republican party, and in this ne
seeks and has obtained the influence Of
RAIN. and, on the other hand, is OPP
posed by those corporations which in
rne past have sto9d solidly behind Pen
Republican be elected. The wood peo-
pie have come out into the open and
ali opponents. They have entered the he
towden and Harding expected to have
! the bitterness which was bound to re-
suit in any event from primary polit-
, h fa Gam l There is no question
can look with considerable complacen-
| cy upon this situation in the Republic
/. Governor Lowden. Republican pres
| idential candidate from illinois, visited
Minnesota this week and encouraged
in the coming Republican pubic State cor ann
| ton. The Governor also visited Sun
his il c99nt
friends-whom. by the way, he had for
He made speeches in Minneapolis, St.
the effect that he did not create a par
ticularly strong impression upon those
who ere ripe for conversion. This can
personality and the burden of his song
was business NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nothing else apparently mattered He
establish a budget system for the coun-
/ try. In this connection let me call at
tention to the fact that if being elect
s st is We wea
resident Wilson has ' Tepeatediy 's asked ed
to get busy this td
idea Of reform outside of the matter of
finance, and the human equation appar-
n any " Convinced Sp that the Governof
would not suffer by comparison with
General Wood. who at the present time
Tor. takea. as S indi7idua si !" When et theS
The Verdict IS Sat 9hey
Sav S sSead It VIII
because Of the organization and the
money behind him.
to a genuine surprise party on Monday.
when Congressman F. F: Ellsw 3rth
formally Withdrew as 2 Republican
CaHHioate IOE SoVeIAoE. 11e SIatSo IHdI
named leaders, at which time it was de-
cided that it would be inadvisable for
him to be a candidate. hence his with
drawal. OF course, it is generally un-
! derstoOd that the leaders mentioned
| were the managers of the Non-partisan
na aen se
would not be forthcoming. Mr.. Ellis
worth made the announcement of his
candidacy for governor nearly year
| ago, at which time he announced his
platform, which was radical enough to
suit almost anybody. and am inclined
for the cold CODED way in which they
have thrown him d & at this late "a, d day :!
| Placing ones ear to the ground. faint
! rumblings can be heard of an early
drive of the anti-tobacco forces. And.
| to meet force with superior force, we
suggest an onslaught of the army Of
creams. anti bare backs and breasts,
anti-chewing gum, anti-ice creams, an
| ti-cOnfections, and anti-gOssips. Mere
man is only mere man. but when
! backed up against the wall and in des-
peration he will let out few whoops
of wholesome truths. On with the
| scrap!
Feel like making a gallon or two Of
booze for your own use? Don't do it.
| Under the provisions of the prohibition
law the government, if you are detect
; ed, can seize the real estate on which
it was made and throw you into the
street. The antis appear to have put
sharp teeth into the law, after al