The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-10-30
SAUK CENTRE HERALD, Sank Centre, MINI.

PfeSlQenC II the people OF Minnesota elevate
him to the Senate. A good Democrat always
plays politics. The Herald editor is convinc-
ed that if Mr. Hoidale is elected next Tues
day he will vote with his party all the way.
This is no time for Republicans to allow
petty prejudices to jeopardize the admins
tration of President Hoover by electing a
Democratic United States Senator from Min
nesOta.
The Herald editor is convinced that Ray
P. Chase, Republican candidate for Governor
is the best qualified candidate for this i'm
man has been the very efficient State Aud
itor. In his campaign addresses he has DEM
onstrated to the people of Minnesota that he
has an unusually clear conception of the
needs of Minnesota. AS Governor he will
enter the office entirely unhampered with
promises. Big business realizes they cannot
handle Ray Chase and there has been no
slush fund to elect him.
Floyd Olson, County Attorney, of Hen
nepin county for 10 years, is Mr.. Chase's
Farmer Labor opposition candidate. Mr.. o.
son is high type gentleman, but his knowl-
edge of the state is very meagre at best as
his entire interests have been in Minneapo-
lis for many years.
Another angle of this situation is that,
no matter who is elected, both United States
Senators will hail from Minneapolis. Mr..
Chase is country bred, lives at Anoka, and
it is good business for the state to have the
important offices scattered geographically.
The Herald editor is convinced that Mr..
Chase will have substantial plurality when
the votes are counted.
A group of Minneapolis citizens dissat-
isfed over some decision made by the Mime
sofa Railroad and Warehouse Commission
are out after the scalp of Commissioner Frank
Matson, St. Paul. The gentleman has made
very efficient official. In spite of the Min
neapolis opposition his plurality will likely be
in excess of 100000.
There isn't any question about the election
of the other candidates on the Republican
state ticket.
Associate Justices Andrew Holt, of
Minneapolis, and Royal A. Stone, of Morris,
are opposed by Edward j. Lee and William
H. Vanderburgh, both of Minneapolis. Under
the law candidates for Justices of the Su-
preme Court go on the ballot without party
designation. Voters will do we'll to re-elect
Messrs. Holt and Stone.
County Auditor Nick Thomey, Register
of Deeds Ray Drumming, County Superin-
tendent of Schools VIM. Boerger, and Sheriff
Ben Schooner have opposition.
Edward Brick, for II years chief
of police of St. Cloud is making vigorous
campaign against Mr.. Schooner. In view of
the fact that Mr.. Schooner had a clean ma
jority over all opposition at the primaries he
will probably be reelected.
Mr.. Boerger is opposed by Mr.. Goerger
The former has been painstaking and eff
ficient supervisor of the rural school system
of Stearns county for many years. He has
been an outstanding friend and supporter of
the Stearns county fair.
Sam Chute, for years county surveyor,
is opposed by M. B. Lang. Both gentlemen
reside in ST. Cloud. Mr.. Lang was for years
city engineer of St. Cloud. He is surveyor
of outstanding ability, fully qualified to
handle the important work he will be called
upon to do by Stearns county.
1t is the duty of every citizen to cast his
or her ballot next Tuesday.