Mower County transcript., 1907-09-04
OTHER EDITORS, OPINIONS

OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS
Fairmont Sentinel: Every big news
paper in Minnesota is talking tariff re-
form, and every one of our Republican
members of congress down in Washing
ton is voting with the standpatters.
| There will be shake up in the near
by-and-by.
Washington Post: DR.. Wiley's opin-
ion that American men sleep too much
| is being laughed to scorn in the neigh
borhoods Where they have a graphic.
phone in the middle of the block.
LeSueur News: There would not be
such a scarcity of harvest hands 1t
| more men would learn to handle a
pitch fork as we'll as they have learned
to handle beer mug.
Slayton Gazette: John A. Johnson's
press bureau is getting some good work
with the influential papers From the
character of much of the support he is
getting it looks as though the interests
consider him safe.
Waterville Advance: A man should
| begin Sunday by going to church.
! Every man needs something to foster
his finer emotions, his sense of beauty
and truth. The church gives this or
should give it to him. Perhaps some
is easy and cheap.
Mankato Free Press: One of the can
didates for the gubernatorial nomina.
ton was exploiting himself before the
public through the medium of the pat
ent insides, ann was caught at it. Now
many of the country editors are right
ecusly indignant.
Heron Lake News: It costs so per
cent more to get three pound package
from Miloma (three miles, by express
than it costs for an adult to make the
round trip to that place. Talk about
grafters and trusts, the Standard Oil
Go. is benevolent society compared
! with the express companies.
st. Paul Times: Mary McFadden, the
talented newspaper woman of Duluth,
says that "the beginning of love is the
end of WISDOM" There are fears that
Mary is sitting those finer sentimental.
ism which are so characteristic of her
sex. We hope that Mary has been hav-
ing no unpleasant experiences.
Portland Oregonian: A diploma
from great university is burden to
many young mau who considers him.
self distinguished by it's possession.
To make his parents and his alma ma
ter distinguished because of their rela-
tlonship to him should be the effort of
the young man who has true cOncep.
tion of the manner in which honors may
be conferred.
st. Louis Globe. Democrat: Gov.
Hughes of New York is looming up in
to national proportions. Already the
prophets are beginning to couple his
name with the presidential candidacy.
If the National Convention were to
meet today he would get many votes
in it. Apparently, he is not thinking
of the presidency; but is doing the duty
which confronts him. That is the sort
of an official that the people like He
is making friends among all elements
of the the people, though the politicians
are against him.
Clara City Herald: We know a
father IN a neighboring town in this
county who used to talk to his boys
like he did to vicious animals, and who
used strap on them at random. He
said he was curbing their dispositions.
In years to come every one of those
lads went to the bad. In ago they had
no more respect for that father than
they did for Satan. BY some means q
father sh ould gain the love and admir-
alton OF his boys.
GAINESVILLE Argus: Mail Carrier Pad
dock informs us that q travelling auto
icf
| stuck in the mud near Cream. He was
travelling through from Mankato to
| Albert Lea. The employees of the
Alphabet stopped the regular train and
kindly loaded it on a fiat car where it
was hauled to it's destination. An ac-
comodating road of that kind is the
kind of road to have.
Red Wing Republic: There is just
one flag which we can all proudly wave.
"Old Glory" stands for one people unit.
ed to maintain liberty and justice
The more we can teach the children to
love it and the principles for which it
stands the less we need to worry about
red flags or any other symbol Of anarchy
and lawlessness:
Minneapolis Tribune: A monopoly
is monopoly, whether built on high
protective tariff or on the supreme busi-
ness ability that can strangle competl-
tion through railroad rebates The oil
monopoly, the watch monopoly, the tex
tile monopoly, the steel monopoly, sac
rifce the domestic consumer to the in
crease of foreign trade in the same way,
whether nOurished in the beneicent
shade Of high protection or cultivated
in the open air of free trade
Stanton, Neb. Picket: Several of the
weekly newspapers of the state have
increased their subscription from $1OC
to $3.50 per year and many more will
have to do SO before the end of another
year. This advance has become neces
sary on account. Of the increased cost
: of everything that goes into the max
l ing of newspaper. Paper has advanc.
, cd fully so per cent within the past IL
months, while type, ink and other ma
terial has gone up fully Is per cent.
Winonas Independent: Why should
latticed shlrtwaists, regularly called
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