Mower County transcript., 1908-12-16

OTHER EDITC t1PIllION1a

In6lr pay lOrs the same, the car net
! ting them S 40 The ladies are
greatly pleased over The result and
will gather ano ther car 5S;5
Cleveland Leader: Cannon can't
EbeI spiked in his home d district :, but
the speakership may have to be TAX
Ten 18th certain cond itions If ~ he
wants 1T again. w ashing ton is not
fDanville and Taft is not Gompers.
Saturday Evening Post: The fe1-
low who tries to attract business
without advertising is like the fell
low who throws his sweetheart 4 a
lsilent kiss In the dark. He knows
what he is doing, but nobdy else
does ss
s Dassel Anchor: v cry soon the
state board !, of control will be a
part and parcel OF the state Demo
Eeratic machine owned and controlled
BY the Kitchen kabinet." The legis-
lature should repeal the n board Of
control idea and start all over again
to make it business instead Of a
political organization. . & s.5 i.
indianapolis News: Lively times
ahead if there is 4 really to be a
scrap between Mr.. Taft and the
Cannon -Aidrich outfit, 1T is easy to
guess on which side the people will
be ranged. l $s..,> 4. :ss z2s
Morris Tribune: E.. w. Randall
has been signally homored by being
elected president Of the Minnesota
Mutual Life Insurance Company Of
st. Paul, and has already taken up
the active work of the Office. Mr..
Randall's many friends, here are
most pleased with the promotion
which has come to him and conf
IDENTIFY expect him to meet with sue
cess i'm the new field. s5
Winenbago City Enterprise: Taft
made good in the first crisis that
faced him, and exhibited q supply of
that quality we call backbone. Mr..
Taft Ras given it out cold that he
will stand squarely for the consum-
ers when the tariff revision is made,
and he. forced King Joe; the stand
pat boss, to bow to his wIBE- Keep
your: eye om this man Taft- The
American people were wise when
they named him for presid emit ~
.Winll0m Reporter: F.. s. Gone
was absent the latter part of the
week on business in, the eastern part
of thee state While away he en-
joyed a visit with c. d. Be1den, we'll
known here, at Austin, TOW pub
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St Ansgar Enterprises, The Pres
ident's new order placing 15, 600
fourth class p0stmasters under, civil
service rules has made a stir. through
out the! coutry to which it applies,
which is. all northern states east of
the Mississippi River. Under that
the only relief from am unpopular
postmaster: will be deaHh and civ
IL service examination: the only road
over which a new ONE cam get in.
The patrons of post ef6ce ought to
have the right to nominate the post
IImaster. ....... <
Fairmont Independent III there is
Hany benefit in this pub liefty of cam
apaign funds, it. has not developed at
1.-THE present time 1t is; burlesque
and made ridiculous by the reports.
Candidates for congness and state Of
fees who are known to have spent
i
lpaltry hundreds. Even the Demo.
cratic county committee Of this coum
ty report less than $100, expended
i for expenses of the state, congress.
sional and county candidates. a
i Window Citizen: Andrew Carne.
gle has made the startling Statement
that our : infant Industries no long
Ter need a protective tariff, and tha
oil, thread, sugar and steel shoult
\ be placed ON .ne free list. VI The peo
pie know this but the statemen
Y Ills significant coming from the form
er steel baron It lis wonderful hov
candid and good these rich boys be
4 come after the mischief has beel
\ done and they are advancing to
wards the last of life's mileposts.
st. Paul Pioneer Press: The ordi
nary brilliantly bound $1.50 move
. for instance costs not more than 3
I cents for paper, press work, bindin
{ Iand packing. The. i school book
& lbound in boards " Z @ with a spill
Heather back, which sells for 81
costs not more than 20 cents
II Midway News: To say that s
Imam is 'grOnchy' because he did no
{ Erealize upon a given ambition, or t
y Icharge another with being sj..fvindic
i tive" because he openly resents a
n 1unpardonable injury, or to #impug
TIone's motives in the discussion 9
4 #Ipublic questions is at once an evi
t tldence of weakness If not of rank dis
i Ihonesty. . hi II 5iS 5$ II IL
s. Lanesboro Leader: Have Il yo
Z stopped to think that the most profit
!, able institution to the farmer is til
4 creamery Go. any place in th
3 hIUnited States and find creamerie
.-.l running and#i that district you wi
y find prospe rityS and #S wealth. Th
cow to-day is doing more for the
h country than ali the mines put te
q igether, and the local creamery Is til
lstamp mill that brings out the yalu,
!. Duluth Herald It is against / th
q Eprin ciples on VIII hich this goYernmen
J. lis founded to. permit the Presider
y to ctate to the House off5 d Represen,
3 atives and to use his power to fer
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