The fact ie, being a candidate for oflice
is a money devouring luxury. There
are men who could write essays on
"The High Cost of Securing Public
Otlice."
VVindom Citizen: So satisfied have
the business interests of Worthmgton
been with the no-license policy at the
coming election the proposition will not
be voted upon. Such is fast becoming
the history of no-license towns in this
end of the state. Legitimate business
finds it is receiving the money that un
der other conditions goes over the bar,
and from there into the cash drawer of
the breweries and distilleries, leaving
only awake of misery and debt.
Albert Lea Tribune: Henry Ford
doesn't believe in kicking a man when
he is down. He believes in holding
out a hand to help him to his feet
again. In his factory at Detroit he
employs men who have teen hounded
this way and that because they have
been in prison: and by treating them
like men and giving them a chance, he
has already made men of hundreds,
who might otherwise have gone down
wounded by the snubs of. those just as
bad perhaps, but untainted by prox
imity to prison bars. Long live Henry
Ford and may his tribe increase.
DR. R. R. FRAZIER
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.
