Mower County transcript., 1907-11-27
OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS

air. The people are beginning to un'
derStand that the whole thing was
simply a scheme to protect the corpor
ations ny side tracking radical reform
ers like Bryan and Folk.
Bethel News: Never judge person
by his clothes. The man with fringe
SLOUGH hat and worn. out shoes, may be
while the man with the new shoes and
new clothes may simply be one of his
delinquent subscribers.
Anoka Union: "A billion dollar state
and the lions share of the taxes c"ma
from outside the twin cities. Verify,
Minneapolis aud St. Paul are not so
important as they were. A few years
ago they were the whole cheese.
Winona Republican, Herald: ). H.
Harrison, of Austin, whom Congress-
man Tawney secured place as time
keeper on the Panama canal work,
writes home that both he and his wife
are greatly pleased with the climate
and other conditions on the isthmus.
st. Peter Herald: Editor Applegate
may have some trouble convincing the
Winona Republican and Herald that
Congressman TaWney is controlled by
the interests. but think of the trouble
Tawney will have convincing the
people he is tariff revisionist.
Ortonvllle Journal: For the sake Of
the peace of mind of their parents and
friends, if for no other reason, young
people should strive to be less reckless
in their sports. FOrego little Of these
doubtful pleasures it necessary and en-
joy the everlasting benediction of your
care worn parents and friends.
Preston Republican: The Spring
Valley Mercury says it's the sOreheads
who failed to land an appointment are
the ones who are opposing Congress-
man Tawney. You are mistaken Bro.
Langworthy; if you had said that his
supporters we're limited to those who
had received or have a promise of an
appointment you would have come
closer to telling the truth.
J Montevideo Leader: The telephone
has become as much of necessity on
the farm as it is in the city. 1t enables
the farmer to keep in close touch with
his markets, sell his hogs, cattle, stock
or other products, hire his help, bring
the latest news from the nelghborhood,
the nearest town, the state, to say moth
lug of it's social features. The tele-
phone on the farm has come to stay.
Dodge Centre Record: The Austin
football team was in the city last Sat-
urday morning enroute for Rochester.
The Austin boys are gentlemanly lot
and would like TO get another game
with the locals Rochester was defeat
ed in the game last Saturday by a drop
kick scored by their opponents in the
second half.
Albert Lea Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
L }. Mccormick, of Austin, formerly
living in Moscow township and we'll
known in the county, were in the city
sold their home in Austin and will
leave within day or two for Los An
geles, Cal. They will spend the winter
on the Pacihc coast, visiting points in
California, Washington and British
Columbia.
St. Pau! Dispatch: There is some
uneaslness in the first district, where
Congressman Tawney's enemies are
whispering sedition, and "Our JIM
may have an opponent in the primaries
again. At the same time his friends
and supporters in the machine, are fig.
1urlng on his possible retirement soon
Whether they expect him to be nomi.
mated for vice president, or to take
some big federal job is' not indicated.
West Concord Enterprise: An east
ern publishing house is in the tolls fo1
publishing Nunchaste postal cards
They should be soaked good and plenty
The picture postcard has been power
full agency Pictures are mailed these
days that, q few years ago would have
been considered shocking We find or
these postcards the most startling in
delicacies and the farthest limits 8
J suggestiveness. The vulgar postcare
has much to. answer for. Its load; OF
responsibility might be lessened b,
= y vlgiIant censorship on: the part Of til,
i posto office authorities, but twill neve,
. 60 out until people are clean enough 1.
I. refuse to receive them.