Mower County transcript., 1907-04-17
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OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS


Minneapolis Journal: Tod Sloan, the
jockey, is broke "playing the ponies
Yet there are stOrek keepers and bank
cashiers who believe they can beat that
game.
Lake Crystal Union: Congressman
Tawney will be the nex5 representa-
tive from Minnesota to lose his job for.
his standpat position on the tariff.
The people are determined to retire all
such representatives. f..
= Madison Press: Now that the cream
cry at Dawson has been closed for
some three months it is said that the
test of cream shipped to the cold stor-
age plants has been reduced and the
prices paid lowered quite materially.
" hat else was there to be expected?
Preston Republican: 1t is probable
in the state has been supplied with free
transportation by the railroad compan-
les, but they are to draw fifteen cents a
out for his constituency but both eyes
are out for Josh.
Albert Lea Tribune: During the
year just closed Austin had but thirteen
lires and the total loss was only e2,828,
very small amount, and all was COW
cred by insurance. And, By the way,
this is not very large sum for the in
surance companies to pay for an entire
year, but the rates continue to go
higher. >
Cincinnati Enquirer: Mr.. Rockefel-
Ter cannot be justly blamed for it it he
does not love people, or at least if he is
not demonstratlve in his affections.
He could hardly be saved from the feel
ing that nobody cares for him for any
thing but his money. and when he
does not give that up he is commou!y
desplsed. -.@
Ellendale Eagle: Rev. and Mrs. Geo.
w. LutZ gave their entertainment at
the NJ. e, church Friday evening to a
large audience. Mrs. LutZ is an &C.
complished reciler and vocalist aud the
numbers on the program assigned to
Ter found favor with her hearers. Rev.
LutZ entertained in his characteristic
ally pleasing manner.
Virginia Enterprise: A man will
play billiards half the night at 25 cents
a game and drink Is cent whiskey with
out expecting any part in the manage.
ment of the saloon, But if he pays 50
per year for neWspaper-or even if
he gets it on the deadhead list-he
thinks hesOught to have something to
say as to it's policy.
Falrmont Independent: sam Lang.
um goes to- the extreme of spreading
a. oil oh oil l1E
of the lniquitOus acts Of, the present
legislature. Hs< also holds a clerkship
and has for q number of years. He is
evidently working on the theory .thst
the labOrer is worthy of his hire; bat rs
the people foot the bills, the people :. f
this state will probably have something
to say to Mr.. Langum, as the people ul
his district did last fall.
FraZee News: 1t has been impoe-
sible to get enough butter to supply tre
local demand by even half Occasion
ally when farmer would come to
town with five pound jar of butter
be has been pOunced upon by the citi
zens like a sheep by a hungry pack of
wolves in order to secure at least some
of it. Something is decidedly wrong
when such a state OF affairs exists in
community Wnere tnere should pc
plenty of good butter brought in every
week.
A,ox.ndr;o POST Nou.. 1,,aco poun,
hips Raviaw ~ e. 81 A"I. pomI = ub beestn nv
house measure which offers bounty
OF 5000 for the apprehension and COZ.
victiOn of chicken thieves, following an
nreoi,,no fnr the arrast @ 90 ~ ha,an violng
The indaao eh;ekanroost os =. NO. NO. 80 Ileses.
had night ;nsnont;"n frnn ae osiuol,'y
tha law sh;din@ ras;Gnn+s W W ~ Iu' v;,
wav d;etr;ct eeuuee adu;aa - 'ne 1sa M1u- an
v;ew % ed;tnr e ~ % onao ;,Io ~ ~ an1 Ne
whare na;ohhors ore nnt so ~ onv vuun'iy'
= $500 = noS - ouiious'
hasson Republican: The "no smok-s