The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1923-06-23

residence streets and avenues .,:ain-
ly proves. =, H..
Odin Halden expects to be Ill at
home until after the senatorial cleo
ton in July. His present illness is
the result Of an urgent reQuest by
the Preus-for-senator campaign
COMMITTEES. ss
Madam director Barnes IL wear
ing a Bird of Paradise hat since
she returned from roaming around
Rome. The creation In the admir-
alton Of the men and the envy OF
the women. -...
If salvation we're really and truly
free in the Westminster congre-
cation at Cloquet, perhaps Buck
skin" could and would have been
snatched as brand from the burn
ing long ago.
The U. g. railroad administration
has paid out about $S.000,000 In
settling 1918 forest fire claims.
A reasonably measure OF relief
would have BOB Ted that sum to
about s25,oooope.
II you owe the Rip-saw for q
subscription. pay In cash. not by
refusing the paper. Your paper will
be stopped promptly upon . H.
nanciaI payments OF any arrearages
that you may eve.
Although he II . dyed-in-the-
wool democrat, Judge Scheibs Is
permitted to belong to the Calvin
istic denomination at Cloquet. It's
hard to keep 81 good man down.
even II he 10 sao Wilson democrat.
Since odin Halden retired to the
privacy Of his home for nursing
through severe political illness.
the noble capitol building smells
less redolently Of an exhilirating
mixture OF alcohol and grape Juice.
Duluthians find out that self
help Is not so hard after all. They
recently have put the Duluth Boat
Club In good running order, %
well az sent mower TO England
to bring back some moro scuiling
honors.
Even II they do succeed In de-
feating Clough and Coois for the
school board, the antocratie ma
-jority should not count too much
o handling director knight. That
hombrs has . WIN and . way all
hts own.
II you wish to see what Duluth
brains, enterprise, money and COM
mercial courage can accomplish.
take O good long look at the Nc
Dougall Terminal Building. Any
city could be proud Of such an I'M
proyement.
When the state republicans deem
Odin Halden's political support Q
heavy liability. he should retire
from the pie-countsr contingent
and prepare himself for the day
when he shall b gathered unto
his fathers.
with Anna Dickis Olesen out OF
Cloquet, the Big Interests will feel
safer and much more comfortable.
Wilson may have made the world
safe Sfor democrats by going into
the World war, but his stunt did
not reach as far 40 Cloquet.
It 10 whispered that Madam d.
rector Cotton has had enough,
hence viii not try to WOO election
to another term on the board OF
education. Nervous little Alpha
probably will get more mothering
as result Of her retirement drom
public life.
An addition to the Tomiinson
fleet came In the other day on IT'D
maiden voyage to Duluth. It was
600 feet long and carried 1900
tons OF coal. A few cArgos Ike that
last November would have safe
guarded thousands against the
Frost King. III.
Visitors to the subrub Of Park
Point should remember that all OF
that delightful spbrub Il privately
owned, therefore, care should be
taken not to trespass on or destroy
the property OF Others. You Will be
welcome down there II you leave
your vandalism at home.
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Since chief OF police Pond Is new
ON the force, It would have been
4 practical and beneficial thing to
have permitted him to go to the
Buffalo convention. At that con-
yention, he could have become per-
sonally acquainted with the head
of many a police department, there
By facilitating cooperation In the
future.
- The people are waiting for the
police to clean up Raleigh st. and
several nearby avenues in West Du-
.lulh. Booze flows freely out there,
thanks to lawiess aliens and negii-
gent members Of the police depart
.ment. Arrest, conviction and then
deportation to the lands from
whence they came. would make
West Duluth much more safe Tor
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