Mower County transcript., 1906-10-17

among men but q positive, poised, NOR;
al force, will never lack q following in
the most s"modern" !" community. The
church will regainits popularity when:
1t recognizes that it cannot be too care
full inits original choice of men to fill:
it's clergy, and in its subsequent con-
demnation of the clergyman who com.
mits imprudence or positive wrong. y: :,
Ortonville Star Herald: Two years
Of fun and idleness Is not good record;
upon which to seek an Endorsement.
Republicans are not going to vote for
a democratic play day If Gov. John
son can get enough democrats to in
sure him two years more of fun and
frolic all right, but republicans are CO.
ing to vote for a man for governor who
does things. As governor of Minneso-
ia A. L. Cole will increase the value of
every foot of ground in the state.
= Rochester Post and Becord: Ohm
sted county has decided to put the poor
farm on different basis, and hereafter
a man will be put in. charge who will
rent the farm on his own responsibility,
agreeing to take those people cared for
by the county and board them for so
mucn a week or month. 1t is thought
that this plan will be much more salts
factory as the overseer will have COM
plete charge and the county will have
only to pay the board of those support
ed by Olmsteds generosity.
Mora Times: The rate for coal from
Duluth to St. Cloud and the twin cities
on the Great Northern in car load lots
is 10c per ton less than the rate to Mora
As freight for above points has to be
hauled through Mora, this appears to
be the rankest kind of discrimination
and the matter should be reported to
the railroad and warehouse commission.
If an investigation was made it would
doubtless be discovered this is not the
only class of freight upon which this
village is getting the worst of it on
rates.
Albert Lea Tribune: Grafters do
not spring into existence without en-
couragement from somebody and no
doubt the disbursing agents of the
''yelIow dog funds" of immense corpor-
ations have more to do with debauch-
ing public morals in the line referred
to than any other other agency, as they
have little difficulty in finding weak
and avariciOus tools to carry on their
disreputable work. The scandals that
have existed in the legislatures of this
state are pregnant examples of this
fact, fact that has become patent to
all.
Window Reporter: Mr.. Cole made a
fine impression on the people here. He
was conservative, fair in his statements,
and candid. He plainly told the people
that if they elect him governor he
should do all in his power, and employ
all the machinery of the gubernatorial
Office to enforce the laws of the state
OF Minnesota. He said that not one
dollar of his campaign funds was COM
ing from Incorporation monied interest,
and that he regarded the money pow
ers as opposing him. Mr.. Coles ap-
pearance is that of a modest, fearless,
self possessed man, fair and with i'm
pulses in accord with the impulses of
the people.
Lake Crystal Union: The Mankato
rJ Journal has at last succumbed to the
wiles of the pictorial magazine sheet
running foreign advertisements. The
journal has footed it's horn loud and
long for home trade and roared against
the department stores until one would
think that paper would refuse to ex-
change with paper using the maya
zine sheet. Bro. Morrison, we fear that
you are human and it is natural to err.
but the devil of the joke is that the
other fellows won't forgive you. Cut
out the magazine sheet, old hoy, and
continue to fight the department incu-