Mower County transcript., 1907-08-07
OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS

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his wife "honey," the explanation is
that it keeps him busy as bee supply
ing wants.
st. Peter Herald: Down in the first
district th@y are preparing to demon
strate to the complete satisfaction of
Congressman rawneE that the tariff
is purely local issue.'
Jackson Republic:. Judge Loehren
is the judge who will never order q
bankrupt notice published in repub-
lican newspaper if there is a denaocra-
tic paper in the district where it is TO. be
published.
Redwood Revielle: With big brew
ing interests Of the state forcing out Of
business the saloon keeper who OWNS
his own place and the official sitting on
the "lid", Minnesota is in fair way of
"going dry" Over which fact many of
US will not shed any tears.
Window Citizen: The best and most
effective anarchist today is the auto
mobile. At the rate with which they
are proceeding, they will have been the
most effective legal agent of death
to the rich that modern times have pro-
duced.
St. Paul Dispatch: It cannot be
overlooked that the capitol approaches,
carried to their best completion, will
place great urban stamp upon st..
Paul. Their resultant value can scarce
ly be overestimated. Therefore, there
must be no initial mistake. Let pub.
lie meeting make the necessary decis
ion.
Candy News: When people get sick
they simply go datfy over the Iirst fakir
presenting himself and take strangers
into their secrets and households who
may not be any better than ordinary
burglars or hursethieyes and never
learned the first rudiments of the medi.
cal profession either in theory or prac-
tice.
st. Peter Free Press: Perhaps it is
unfair to roast the judiciary because
the legislature makes bum laws; as the
Midway News suggests, at the same
time the people cannot be blamed for
getting suspicious at decisions that
almost always "happen" toiturn out in
favor of the parties against whom the
so.called bum laws were originally in.
tended.
Breckenridge Telegram: The Min.
neapolie gamblers, it is said, are Ia
menting the fact that the 'ss0fties" from
the country and outside towns are not
sending in their money for the supposed
purpose of buying grains and stocks but
in reality to keep the manipulators in
luxury. The people outside are getting
wise to the situation, that is all.
Dodge Center Star: The Winona
Republican, Herald does not believe
that Congressman Tawney has ever CIV
on the matter of tho vice presidential
nomination thought, to which the
Austin Transcript says that no one else
has seriously entertained such prepos.
ferrous suggestion. Tawney cannot ev-
on carry his own district at the next
election.
Duluth News Tribune: There is not
the slightest probability Of war with
Japan or any other country, unless the
jingoes and yellow newspapers of Jap
an and the United States are able to stir
up sentiment for it in one country or
both. Japan is in no position to take
on war, and certainly the people of
this country are not looking for one.
Nothing could bring such calamity a.
bout except the bawling of irrespons-
ible .sensationalists of press and public.
i Farm Stock & Home: The New
Hampshire experiment station has
issued bulletin which graphically
illustrates the value of spraying. A
difference from $1.12 to $50 per tree
in favor of spraying was secured.
Burning Of the foliage and russetting
of the fruit were largely avoided by the
use of weaker solution than has 0rdi-
narily been employed. The greatest
injury occurred from spraying while
the foliage was wet.
Springfield Republicans: Gov. Folk q
denunciation of government by federal
ment by State legislation finds eonsid
erable approval among newspapers and
: publicists of. the State rights school,
EEvidently, however, the readiest way
for the public authority of State tc
|, place itself on terms of, equality with
!, the Injunction -petitioning corporations
Lis to appeal to government by injunc
ti0n itself. - IS
+ Winnebago Enterprise: Z The Enter
prise is reliably Informed that iaonly
! about one fifth as much stuff is shipped
) into Wfnnebago as was sent here ont
:. or. two years ago. There are 9 good
many reasons for this. One Of them
\ is that the catalogue houses can MOI
under the pure food law successfully
compete with the local merchants, anl
> another Is, that the merchants, BY thoii
consistent advertising, have demonstra
: ted that they not only sell goods as
cheap 40 these foreign mailorder houses
but that their merchandise Is Of 8 sup
|, erfor grade. .ss 5.85 N S-
i. LeSueur News: There is 8 rumoll
!. THAT Jim Tawney wlllshaVe to abandor
the stand-pat policy he has been chas
.. ing 60 far and get right out in tho oper
4 for tariff reform and not only that, il
rumor. .is half true, but he will have &
Itaks the stump il his own district and
euro some Of tho sores. het opened ur
down there, by attempting 70 tsll TIL
i Ipoople What they Want rather than
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