The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-26
What the Editors Say

1t is an unfortunate thing for the
Republican party of Minnesota that
there was a sufficient number of small
potato politicians in the legislature to
pass the Horton bill over Gov. John
sons veto. How our representatives
are going to explain their votes on
this matter is a mystery; but they will
probably try TO tell us a whole lot OF
stuff about the building not being COM
pleted, etc. That will hardly wash
down. however. The intent of the
measure is simply 10 take away from
Gov. Johnson a-few minor appoint
ments which he did not care for. The
Republicans in the legislature have
done one thing that they did not in
tend. They have made John A. John
son the most popular man in the state
OF Minnesota, and furthermore, have
made him the next governor if he
chooses to be q candidate.-Dawson
Sentinel
Women are far less graceful than
men, have poorer anatomical mech
anism and skirts are chiefly useful to
hide the ugly angles at the female
knees, said DR.. II. w. Arnold, director
OF the New Haven normal school of
gymnastics at the convention of the
American Physical Education associa-
ton recently held there.
AhC piODdDlN illSdnS
well. and what he says may be true of
Boston and New York women. How
ever il he will accept an invitation TO
spend his summer vacation in the Red
river valley and agree to keep his
weather eye open, he will return TO
New York accompanied by the pangs
of a shattered pet theory. The angles
are not in evidence here.-Crookston
Times.
The Minnesota legislature closed its
session Tuesday noon. 1t was subject
TO a great deal of criticism. but after
all we believe il did as well as the
average Legislature does. No new re-
forms were instituted and not as
many new pap suckers were created
as might have been expected. The
demurrage bill was killed, but a new
railroad rate bill was passed-and-
: that's about all.-Gary Graphic.
w. Z. Verify, editor of the Wadena
Tribune and keeper of the committee
room during the session of the last
Legislature has been elected as presi-
dent of the state Republican league.
been made public, but il is thought
that it is an organization to prosecute
those who bolted the head of the ticket
last fall-Detroit Standard.
We are at present devising ways
and means for the organization of a
new religion. Not that we especially
need more religion. but We anticipate
pleasure in refusing a 100000 Rookie
feller donation.-Jackson County Pilot
President Roosevelt's situation is
one to bring unadulterated delight.
Between his mountain retreat and the
politicians is a snow blockade and a
Gordon of grizzly bears. Mr.. Roosevelt
is the first president that has ever
planned successful iSolation.-SiouX
Falls Daily Press.
The st. Paul Globe of Sunday, in a
thoughtful article on the value of good
teachers for the public schools, pays
the normal schools the merited COM
pliment of being the most valuable in
stitutions the state has for the training
and general equipment of good teach
ers.-Winona Republican and Herald.
II is all over with the legislature and
the same should be true of nine-tenthS
of the egislators.-Appleton Press.
President Roosevelt insists that
there shall be no open season for
stOrks.-Red Wing Republican.