Mower County transcript., 1904-11-23
OTHER EDITORS' OPINIONS

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before election has gone home to help
his wife look after the baby.
Cannon Falls Beacon: Let us ad-
minister the chloride Of lime treatment
to the remains of the late political un-
pleasantness, immure it in the tomb OF
the dim damp past and let it go at
that.
Albert Lea Tribune: The Fox no.
tel in Austin is now ten years old and
it is looked upon as one OF the best
hostelries in this part of the country,
the travelling public generally having a
good word for it.
Our Dumb Animals: Just so soon
and so far as we pour into all our
schools the songs, poems and literature
of mercy towards the lower creatures,
lust so soon and so far shall we reach
the roots not only OF cruelty but OF
crime.
Sioux City Tribune: After reading
the revised canon of the Episcopal
church and noting the tendency to
pass similar rules in other churches, the
booster of short lease marriages may
as we'll concede that marriage is life
sentence, not even reducible to a term
OF twenty.
Red Lake Courier: There is talk in
st. Paul of establishing law to pre-
vent kissing, in the interest of the pub
lie health. And now Harry Ives makes
a motion to hold the next editorial con-
vention at Anoka or some other place
where they are not SO blamed partlcu-
lar about being healthy.
Mankato Free Press: Congressman
McCleary delights in preaching high
ideals, but he is not above practicing
low political methods, as the late pre-
primary campaign demonstrated.
Gradually the mask is being torn away
from this man McCleary and he is &C.
cordingly shown up in his true light.
Benson Monitor: The voting ma
chimes which were tried in several pre-
cints in Duluth on election day proved
to be a great success. The city clerk
received the returns from these pre-
cincts from to 8 minutes after the
polls were closed. Now that their etti-
cheney has been proven, they should be
put into use everywhere. They are
both time and money saver.
Caledonia Journal: Governor-elect
John A. JOnsOn is, we have always
claimed and claim now, a good, honest
man, but if Pickering A. Day, who is
to be his private secretary for the next
two years, does not lead him into temp.
tation and spoil him we have missed
our guess. F. A. Day is pleasant fel-
low, but he always reminds us of
man whom the Pioneer Press, good
flea
Minneapolis Tribune: The only rea |
safeguard against cocaine, morphine or
alcoholic insanity is careful supervision
and training of children in youth and
the cultivation of self denial after they
leave parental control. Law and gov
ernment can do nothing to take the
place of these. They cannot pre-
vent children from acquiring any of
these vicious habits. They cannot pre-
vent indulgence when the habit is once
acquired.
Dodge Center Star: G. A. Litchield,
who has run a lumber yard at this
place for a number of years past, has
sold out the same to Weyerhaeuser s.
Go. We are pleased to note that Mr.
Litchfeld will continue to make Dodge
Center his home. He will probably
spend most of the winter in California
where his family now are, returning
with them to this place in the spring
where they will spend the summer.
MIR. Litchfeld owns several houses in
this place.
Montevideo Leader: If it was neces-
sary to speak at all, Judge Parker
should have spoken long before he was
nominated. Before the campaign was
over Parker the silent developed into a
talker, letter writer and speech max
er, but somehow he didn't reach the
people by his talk as he had reached
them by his silence. In fact, Parker
was strongest at the time Of his nomi-
nation and before he spoke. His
strength waned steadily thereafter un'
til election day.
Kasson Republican: Prof. Andrew
Nelson, of Austin, is being favorably
mentioned as a candidate for state sup:
erintendent of public instruction. Prof
Nelson was assistant superintendent
during Lind's administration and while
holding the position made many warm
friends among the educators of the
state, who would be pleased to see him
receive that plum at the hands of Cover
nor-elect johnson. 1t is said that the
professor is we'll qualified for the per
formance of the duties of the Office, anC
no doubt would make good public
servant.
Rochester Post and Record: At tht
meeting of the republican representa-
tives elect, from the first: congressional
district to the state legislature hell
here Monday, WA. Nolan of Crane
Meadow was heartily endorsed fol
speaker of the next house. Mr.. Nolal
is a young man of. a personality that il
winning and a voice that is full ant
powerful and no more competent pre-
siding officer could e-be selected. tTh,
men from this district are proving IL
|energetic lot and they mean tosrepre
sent their respective legislative district
and the first congressional to the liking
of the citizens whose votes placed then
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