Mower County transcript., 1904-12-14
OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS

OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS
Atchison Globe: A great deal of
the friendship others have for you is
like the comeat-any-t time invitation
Buffalo News: Nick is going to
double track the Siberian Railroad.
Now Kuropatkin can get back to st.
Petersburg twice as fast.
Lime Springs Sun: Mrs. NJ D. Cue,
who had been visiting relatives in Cres-
co stopped on her return trip to Austin
Thursday for a short call on Lime
Springs friends and to look after hsr
property interests here.
Mora Times: The people of the state ;
have asked for the re- e-elctlon Of Senator
Moses Il. Clapp aud any effort to the /
contrary by the scheming politicians is
a slap in the face of the people and a
disregard for their wishes. |
Sauk Center Avalanche: The fact
that a hog finds his way from the farm
to the packing house at ~ cents a
pound and back to the farm in the
shape of bacon at 18 cents pound is
abundant proof that he is not the only
hog in the transaction. I
Hutchinson independent Times:
Editor Whiteman of the Ortonville
Herald Star, referring to the "COrrupt
Practices Act" says it should have
been entitled can Act, to Encourage
Perjury and to Propagate D N Liars.'
Under that head it would probably
have accomplished as much good as it
does now.
Albert Lea Enterprise: The next
meeting of the Freeborn County Teach
ers Association will be held on the first
Saturday in January, the 7th. Al
though the association is planning to
hold joint meeting in Austin with the
teachers of Mower county no definite
plans have been made.
Red Lake Courier: Deacon Ruane
of the Slayton Gazette thinks the pro
visions OF tn. curfew should extend not
ouly to children under sixteen years OF
age. He thinks there are number OF
old guys of both sexes that ought to be
chased home as soon as it gets dark.
Montevdeo Leader: The Seattle
Star has been investigating the charity
grAft of that city and has found that
out of every dollar given to the charity
organizations only 28 cents finds its
way into the hands of the needy. Some
charity organizations are simply a new
graft to get good living without work
ing for it. They are surely the lowest
meanest, most despicable grafters on
earth. And yet it is claimed the game
} is run by the eminently respectable ir
2 every city.
Rennville Star Farmer: Since the
automobile is coming more and more
iu,O use, and is now frequently met
: with in this vicinity, would it not be q
measure of caution and safety on tht
7 part of farmers and others who have
l occasion to tie-up to have strong hal
, ter through the ring Of the bride in
, place of the usual little tie strap nov
4 so often used. It will not take but ;
few years before horses will become &C
! customed to such sights, and will no.
try to break away, as so many do now
Fairmont News: II it is true, as re
ported, that the commission to revis
i, the laws of Minnesota will have thei
. work done in time to report to the leg
{ islature in January, it clearly prove
4 that "time works wonders" That bod,
has spent three years and q half in do
ing what they could have done in sil
months and would probably not relin
quish their hold on the p lblic teat now
only they know that *ff0rbearance ha
8 ceased to be virtue" on tho part O
? the Legislature.
n Fulda Republican,: People Otter
r. wonder why girls like to work in
- printing office. In the first place, wher
Q is there girl who is not interested il
3 "press work." And it is such fun t,
n learn about dashes (-.-) and en- brace
r f. ~ and to make pi. And there's al
inspiration in the power of the pres
that passes all understanding when a,
n impression is made on the devil. Al
o is lovely except type vermin-of3 then
T. bewarel The are other reasons why {
! girl likes to be typo but'they are tot
- numerous to mention this time.
Chatfield News Democrat: Accord
: to an exchange, diagrams prepared b,
s an expert from one Of the largest insur
II ance companies to illustrate the com
n paratfvo longevity of ciergymen, far
mers, teachers, lawyers and doctors
show that AZ out Of every 100 minister
8 Of the gospel reach the age of 20. Th,
q farmer comes next, their.proportion fo
4 70 years being 40 out of 40. Mex
come the teachers with 80; the teacher.
with 81; the lawyers 25; the doctor.
4 last, with only "a out of 40. It seem.
queer that newspaper men made nl
! showing in this report, but come tu
hink OF 1t, who. ever heard OF q 7O.year
OLD newspaper mani The good die
young. oung