Mower County transcript., 1907-04-10
OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS

noise like profit of over forty per cent.
OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS
.Lesueur Sentinel: Minneapolis barb
ers believe in encouraging musicians
and others who run to long hair and
artistic tendencies. They have raised
to IS cents for hair cut. =,
Spring Valley Mercury: It's pref
ty safe bet that within the last fort
night several railroad presidents have
discovered that they can wear hats q
size smaller tha0 the old ones through
which they have been cOnversing with
the state legislatures.
Bemidji Pioneer A little less melon
cutting and q little more expenditure
on railroad beds and trackage might
not please the stockholders so well, but
' it would decrease the number OF these
frightful wrecks, which are occurring
with increasing frequency. : x..sz =
+ Pennington Tribune: Never before
in the history of the state has q session
of the legislature 80 clearly reflected
the character and conduct of it's mem
bers. Those who are there to represent
the special interests rather than the
| people have been unable to hide their
hypocrisy. -* :.
Dodge Centre Star: A. young lady
up at MankatO has been thanking the
clerk of court for the stand he lately
took aud it is we'll she may The clerk
refused 10 issue a license to coIOred
mali to marry her, she being a white
girl. A few days later the girl, who
! was old enough to know better, realized
her mistake, and is now happy over the
action of the clerk, and thus her per-
s0nal thanks. Ill.,. r. @.....5.s
New Richland Star: Ii you want to
Judge fairly of the enterprise and pros
perity OF the farmers of this communi-
ty get out any creamery morning and
take look at the teams coming 10
town with milk. Nice looking horses
as drivers. These men are out in the
chores done before many of us towns
eyes.
Waseca Radical; Farm wages have
not been so high for years as they are
at this season, there is a demand for
! help in every line of work at good pay
and there is absolutely less excuse than
ever for strapping capable young fel-
lows, giving up to their worst inclina.
tions, finding sunny loafing place and
worse than wasting their time by gOs
siplng and smoking cigarets. w..
Window. Citizen: An Albert Lea
man testities that he was forced out of
the coal business by the trust. He sup
piled creameries with lump coal direct
from the mining company. The re-
tailers kicked, the Company notified
Knatvold that it would furnish him DO
more coal for creameries, and he could
not get elsewhere. But there's no trust
oh no! ..-
Kansas City Star: 1t often happens
that trickster will pass with the pub
lie for years as prodigy of shrewduess
and as strategist that can win out at
Ealmost any kind of a game that he
cares to undertake.; and then, all at
once, he will be revealed to the world
as a shabby pretender with no real
sagacity or ability outside of the repu-
tation which the people have given
him.
Minneapolis Journal: A general re-
ductiOn to 2-cent rate would stimu-
late traffic in the west as it has east,
and in a short time would doubtless re-
suit in greater gross earnings from pas
senger business, according to the ex-
perlence of eastern roads, which have
tried it. The railroads of the north
west could do great stroke of bCsi-
ness in winning public favor bY max
ling such q reduction voluntarily, with
out waiting for coercive legislation. s
st. Peter Free Press: To some of
the boys it appears that Sam Langum
is somewhat overd doing the act Of graft,
tude. The senate is not infallible. On
the contrary it has committed and
omitted q number Of things during this
session not in accord with public senti-
ment. If the secretary OF the senate
can not afford to antagO gOnlze the senate
Ihe might refrain also from antagoniz.
ing the public.
Duluth News Tribune: Chancellor
Day has had another attack of Yerbat
| Ifurunculi. He says that President
I'R0Osevelt is responsible for all Of
Wall Streets trouble for the high
price Of labor and the blood spots %
Ithe face Of the railroad moon. He
would repeal half the federal laws, sin-
cluding the antitrust and rate laws,
Iand would leave the country ia the care
of the gray wolves. The chancellor
should have his Imagination lanced. n
Winona Repub Herald 8Ac-
ic0rding TO the bill Of Represent tatiYe
IHOllister Of Austin, and which has
passed the house, legal bed sheets will
be u feet q inches lonR The first bill