Mower County transcript., 1906-12-19
OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS

OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS
Park Rapids Enterprise: The worlds
greatest men grew upward from the
lower classes, while the worlds mean
est men grew downward from the up
per classes.
Window Citizen: Evangelist Sun
day said he would make the devil 60
some before he was thru with Worth
, ington And he is; the Globe is get
! ting out daily on his account, with a
publication of every sermon delivered.
Blue Earth Post: Had this paper
quoted some of our farmer friends who
hauled grain and stock to town the
past week on the condition of the roads,
Verbatum, sWearatum, this issue would
have been held up by the postotfice de-
partment.
; Albert Lea Tribune: Mrs. A. D.
! Denison came up from Austin Tuesday
afternoon and is at her table in the dis
trict court perfol lming her duties as
usual. She is the efficient court re-
porter and is one of the most compe-
tent and careful in the state.
! Midway News: One Interpretation
of the Y Young- M Manahan controversy is
to the effect that the carbuncle of con-
tidence on the neck of our non partisan
, administration has reached the Mis-
sourian stage of maturation and is due
to be opened, let the puss flow where
it may.
I Rochester Post and Record: On a
recent slippery morning the most popu-
lar sidewalks were not the smooth
stretches of cement, but the unofficial
and despised plank walk whose knot
holes, patches and projecting spikes
offered more security for the sole and
consequently less chance of injury to
the body.
Blue Earth Post: If Minnesota has
laws relating to the controlling Of rail-
ways, their rates, etc., "both efficient
and sufficient" as governor johnson de.
clared in one of his campaign speeches,
why in thunder don't the governor put
them in operation or suspend from
Office the entire bunch OF railway com.
missioners?
LeSueur News: The principal work
of the present congress is an effort to
increase the members salary. Last
time they stole the mileage. This time
they want what is left. No matter
about the rural mail carriers. They
can get along along on $72O per year,
but the congressman must have $500
and perquisites.
Winona Republican. Herald: A let
ter just received from Winona gentle
man who went to southern California
nearly month ago for the winter,
states that up to the time of writing he
had not seen the sun once since getting
there, so that the continued cloudiness
experienced in Minnesota this fall
would appear to be quite general.
St Cloud Journal Press: The officers
Of the Women's suffrage association
called on Gov. johnson and ask him to
l.,clude in his coming message recon-
mendation that they be given the privi-
lege of voting. The governor inform
ed the ladies that he was with them in
sentiment, but that there was not room
this trip in his ambulance for them.
Then they walked homeland what
they said would start kitchen fire any
cold morning.
St. Peter Free Fress: H. J. Essler,
partner of Gov. johnson, will be ap-
pointed member of the state board of
control, to succeed Mr. Gould of Wi
mona, whose term expires with the be-
ginning of the coming year is the latest
bit of news, current in this city and
supported by an accumulation of prom
islng features that bear marks of the
real thing.
Slayton Gazette: Congressman Taw-
ney has never done a thing for tariff
revision. 1t is true that four years ago,
when he feared he would lose his job,
he promised his constituents to work
for revision, but he forgot this as soon
as elected although he was in position
to do something along that line, being
on the ways and means committee.
=; Owatonna Journal Chronicle: Prob
ably the most amusing bundle of pa
pers on file in County Auditor Toher's
office at the present time are the sworn
expense accounts of the various candi-
dates who ran for Office at the recent
election. A thoro inspection of the
various accounts would indicate be-
yond doubt that it costs little to get
into politics in this county to say moth
ing of running for an office
Leroy Independent: at the recent
Brown Mckee wedding here instead
Of the old and barbarous charlvari with
tin pans, tin horns, cow bells, sleigh
bells, shot guns and horse fddles, the
LIE Roy Cadet Band came and did
honor to the bride and groom and their
friends assembled, by giving very ap-
propriate serenade with some of their
best music. The band is to be COM
plimented not alone for it's splendid
music, but for the setting of the pace
for this very appropriate method of the
wedding serenade.
Albert Lea Tribune: In short
time the biennial session of the Mime