Mower County transcript., 1904-11-30
OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS

OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS
| Mortified News: The voter can
fool the politician almost as easily as
the politician can fool the people.
Midway News: When Republican
politicians depart from Republican
principles aud adopt rule -or-ruin meth
DDS, Republican voters quickly depart
from Republican politicians.
Martin County Sentinel: Bad boys
the Rushford Star Republican. Editor
Foss, however, says he didn't care; as
he had been planning to wash them for
the last four years. -.
Wykoff Messenger: The fellows
who are the sorest over the late "un-
pleasantness" are those who thought
they we're slated for some soft snap.
Its not their patriotism nor love of
country that is causing them the pain
and making them squeal.
Heron Lake News: BY special re-
quest we are giving up good deal of
space in the News this week to adver-
tising the revival meetings at Window.
We want to do all We can to help the
poor sinners of that place, and incident
ly those from Heron Lake who want to
sec the light.
Heron Lake News: Minnesota ney-
or had an ADLER or more conscientious
representative in the senate than Moses
E. Clapp. He is alert to every interest
n IN c%o oh
proach and it is unbecoming any news
paper or individual to attempt to man.
ufacture sentiment against him.
Aitkin Independent: u. Kordes is
exhibiting samples of cedar shingles
sawed at his Kimberly mill, which are
perfection itself. He claims for them
that they are much better manufacture
ed than the Washington shingles, and
as to quality they grade higher. He
| already has orders for several car loads
sold on his samples.
Hutchinson Independent Times:
| Large majorities, are as rule bad for
both party and country. The best in
terests OF the people are best served
when parties are comparatively evenly
balanced, for then party leaders are
less liable to be led into extravaganza
and excesses of all kinds and the inter-
ests of the people are more closely con.
Sidered.
Fairmont News: Another big strike
is threatened in Chicago. The labor
unions of that city are killing the goose
that lays the golden egg Just as rapidly
as possible, but fail to learn ANYTHING
by experience. Already dozens of
small manufactures have sought new
locations and left the city because the
laDor troubles were more than they
could stand and others are preparing
to DO so. Labor will soon find itself
Without employment if this thing keeps
up.
Waterville Advance: Now that the
trouble is over and both the Dunn re-
pubhcans and the Collins republicans
have been punished even more than
they deserved, it is high time to elimi-
nate the imaginary lines and wipe out
the "Dunn republicans and wipe out
the collins republicans" and have but
one set of republicans in Minnesota.
Gall them by any other name-Roose-
Velt republicans if you please, and get
together on it.
! st. Cloud Journal Press: The archi-
tect, whose original plans for the new
state capitol were selected because the
building they pictured could be COM
Pleted within the original appropria.
lion of a million and half dollars,
continues to collect the usual percent
age on every extra appropriation,
which now amount to nearly three
times the presumed cost of the original
building. While the commission is a
sort OF continuous performance. the
architect is the man who is next toa
lgood thing.
| Hay6eld Transcript: One writer has
described profanity as the eloouence 1 Of
the Ignorant. Intelligence and good
breeding can always find plenty OF
Woles IN any language to properly and
1orclbly& express ones thoughts The
use OF profanity must necessarily de
tlact 1rom any mans or boys charac
ter, no matter how far above reproach
ne may a pc in his other habits, for nc
, person with good clean thought will re-
sort 60 60 indecent lrt' g G and degrading speech
Housekeeper: AS a nation we know
much more about getting the dollar
than we do about how to take care .o1
1t after we have got it. We are The
, greatest earners and the greatest spend
ers in the world, The man with one
hundred Thousand dollars year who
spends IT all Is extravagant. so is the
man who spends his entire annual in
], come OF one Thousand dollars. 1t is
we'll to remember that the dWellers in
lDrOWn.9tOne palaces ara not the nnl1
ing land Of ours. s=I o. .=.'.