Mower County transcript., 1906-10-10

isn't there 3 ldWyoT, ana q good one,
too, around somewhere when such
things are going on9 is that profess
Esional? Does it accord with any noble
ideal Of ethics to poison the wellsprings
of law and justice in the interests Of
EhighWaymen?
& Rochester Democrat: Fred A. Fair
banks, the we'll known and highly es-
teemed superinte dent Of the Olmsted
county poor farm, will not again be the
appointee for the office he now holds.
And for the reason that he attends to
remove from Olmsted county and Min.
nesota. Mr.. Fairbanks intends to take
charge of a 100 acre fruit ranch for the
Yakima Orchard Co. of North Y akima,
Washington The, company is q pros
porous one and it's ranch is one Of the
largest in that part of the state 81 IL
Minneapolis News, It is well enough
to have expensive churches If they
reach the people and minister to their
spirits. And good music If it does
not degenerate into mere entertain
ment. And good preaching if it is
gospel. But the church that is look
ing for combined orator, social leader,
canvassing agent and fnancier to be
it's pastor Or-regardless of the depth and
Teetness OF his spirituality ought to
60 out of the church business and go
into the show business.
Winona Republican Herald: A des-
perate attempt will be made by Sears,
Roebuck & Co., and the mail order
houses to have Congress at its nexC
session adopt a parcels post, so that
the government will carry the goods
they sell to their customers thru the
mails at a loss, while the mail order
houses swindle the farmers by selling
them goods at a higher price than they
could be obtained for at the country
stores. And the funny thing about it
is that petition to establish the par
cells post is found in every country
store, and is signed and sent by the
country store keeper to bis congress-
man.
LanesbOro Leader: The new natural.
iZatiOn law went into effect September
28th. Among it's provisions are that
every foreign applicant for legal adop-
tion shall be able to read and write the
English language, that notices of every
application shall be posted up in pub
4lO p1oCO 1Ol GAlCO lOuUuS UO1OI6 Guo
first papers are taken out, and that a
year shall expire between the granting
of the first and the second or full
papers. The provisions Of
the new law will not only bar all litter
ates from becoming citizens with right
to vote, hut will also offer strong in
ducement to foreigners to study the
language after their arrival
here.
Fairmont Independent: Some good,
large, ripe, lucious peaches have been
grown this year by J. P. Larson, who
lives on section 25 East Cham township.
Mr.. Larson has at this date, October
third, tree OH which there. are nearly
a bushel of peaches remaining and the
family have been eating fruit from:the
tree for some time. It bad so much
fruit that the limbs were bent down
like we'll loaded apple tree If any
one doubts this they can see sample Of
the fruit at, the Independent Office.
For size and rich flavor they equal the
best Michigan peach. Mr.. Larson has
a fine farm, fine orchard, ,-containing
every variety of fruit, including berries.
He has his house lighted and heatAd by
gas, a plant largely of his own irven-
tion. The supply tank is located ont
side and buried in the ground.