Mower County transcript., 1908-09-23
OTHER EDITOKs' OPINIOXs

Anoka Union: Please don't look for
county option next year. The state
senators hold over.
| Luverne Herald: Rev. C. T. Halo
we'll of Mortified, this state was
guest Monday ard Tuesday of his
daughter, Miss Elinor Hallowell. one
OF the teachers in the Luverne High
School.
| Albert Lea Tribune: So many un.
pleasant things have happened to Can.
nous trusted lieutenants, that the old
man is becoming gloom = and has
whole lot OF dismal forebodings .as to
! what is going to happen to him.
Il 8Grinnell (Iowa) Herald: We saw a
strong minded, though eccentric indi-
vldual Oh the street the other day. He
went by hardware store where a
washing machine was standing in
front without giving the handle a
jerk.
Northheld News: Congress has
voted Sl,5OO,O0O to: make an OK.
hibit at the Japanese Information.
al exhibition in 1910. A war vessel
would have cost two or three times
that much and would have been much
less effective in promoting friendly re-
latiOns.
Evansville Enterprise: Minnesota
Will need good legislature to help out
u ". jacobson in bringing about good
legislation Don't send any lone idea"
fellow to st. fanl next winter. Hon.
J. +. jacobson 10 q broad minded man
a nd no al RI k.oh ho
lot OF "pin heads" in the law making
body.
Sauk Centre Herald: A state officer
who has "made good" all along the line
and who is worthy and is going to be
given q reelection is State Treasurer
Clarence c. Dinehart. Mr.. Dinehart
made perfectly clean canvass for his
first term and has served the state
faithfully aud WE'LL The republican
party would not do amiss to nominate
him for governor in 1910.
Duluth News Tribune: The man
who designated and superintended the
construction Of the magnificent nation-
| al library building at Washington has
just died. He devoted much of his
time during his last years trying to get
congress to pay him for his work, for
which he Was regularly and legally EN-.
pIoyed. He died poor, but he had the
satisfaction last year of seeing the con
gressmen increase their own salaries
fifty per cent.
St. Paul Dispatch: Automobiles
have been introduced into Palestine
with great success, the hilly nature of
the country interfering with the avail
ability of railroads. No better locality
for the automobile could probably be
found anywhere, for precedents are in
its favor. That was where Jehu -four.
ished. the ancient Israelite who coulc
be recognized long way off by his ra
pid driving, as the Bible tells.
St. Cloud Jonrnal Press: The me1
who were knocked out at the primary
election will command respect if they
iprove themselves good losers. Smill
and the world will soon forget tina
they lacked q few votes of being
nominated candldate-and then the,
will have no further anxiety about th
coming election. There is an elemen
J of compensation IN most events, if "
only find it.
IL Clayton Gazette: When Jake Jacob
son was defeated for the nomination
! two years ago did he sit back and sui
: or begin at once to work for the oppc
4 |sition? No; he took off his coat an
-stumped the state for the Republican
. nominee. Van SAINT did the sam
Ithing and II made him governor
lshould make Jaco OLSON governor, for ]
D shows him q 10 = man devoted to hi
lpr1nCip pies.