Mower County transcript., 1908-05-20
OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS


OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS
Anoka Union: Nine congressman in
Minnesota and not one on thearside OF
the people. A number of them will
bite the dust in September.
Princeton Union: That last pill
which DR.. Roosevelt administered to
Grandma Congress is evidently curing
the old lady OF the sleeping sickness
from which she has so long suffered.
Northfield News: "Boys, you want
to get into the game of politics, and
play it straight" was the advice given
the other night by Pudge Hetfelfnger
to university students, and it's a good
advice for everybody.
LeSueur News: Joel Heatwole, as
candidate, may not be attracting much
attention in the corporatencity daily
papers, but he is making" noise
like man gaining ground with the
country press.
Atchison Globe: A girl of Is walks
as though she owned the earth, and af-
ter she has been married few years,
she walks as if she was carrying it on
her shoulders. .-.-
West St. Paul Times: The loads
of edition of daily papers which are
continually hauled to the West Side
Paper Stock company and sold for 20
cents per hundred pounds is power
full side light on some circulation afti.
davits.
North Branch Review: Few of the
congressman have earned their salaries
this session, but if one of them would
have grit enough to get upon the floor
of the house and dig into Speaker Can
non all would be forgiven.
st. Paul Review: The Winona Re.
publican declares with great faith in the
correctness of its claim that it's man
Tawney Jim stands for tariff revision.
We can tell better when we see his vote
in committee on the wood pulp bill :.
The Republican never takes hint or
; it would have told us how it intended
; to vote.
Window Citizen: w. W. Officer
played good practical joke the other
day by calling up his friends on the
telephone and representing himself to
| be "Dr. Moen of the Board OF Health" !"
notified them to get busy and clean up
their yards at once.
! Faribault Republicans: The senate
of New Y ork passed the 'equa! pay for
equal service" DILL which was urged by
trade unions, teachers, federations and
equal suffrage societies. The bill is
based upon the principle of equality of
pay for equality of service If wo-
| man does mans work she should re-
ceive mans pay
Caledonia Journal: On the very day
+; of the Austin convention (Apr. 15)
Congressman Tawney delivers q speech,
a play to the galleries, in the House of
Representatives at Washington, on the
Naval Appropriation bill in which he
sneeringly refers to the President and
= his naval policies as "this ambitious,
{ mistaken naval policy" "to satisfy an
ambition, either personal or NATIONAL .
| Ito crafty an ambition to excel other
nations" and prompted by an ambi-
tion to excel other nations" we have
a copy of the speech before us.
Dodge Centre News: II. p. Thral went
to Albert Lea Sunday morning and
pitched for the Austin team against
the Albert. Lea boys. "Heinie''
pitched shut out ball, not fair hit be-
ing secured off his delivery, but the
Albert Lea umpire was scared into de-
claring foul ball fair and the game
broke up in row. Such proceedings
are exceeding detrimental to the repu
tation of any town and if Albert Lea
is TO obtain any popularity on the dia-
mond, she will have to cut out row.
dyism and unfair decisions on the part
of lhe umpire.
Winnebago City Enterprise: AS time
goes by, it ie becoming more and more
| evident that Joel HeatWOle is the man
for the Republicans to nominate for
the governorship of this state. The
jacobson and Young fight is getting
| bitter, and has already engendered
much animOsity on both sides. We
have talked with number of promi.
nent Republicans of this section Of late
and they seem Of the opinion that Mr
i HeatwOle is the Moses to lead the party
out Of the wilderness. We have had
enough of party fights in the past.
i Blue Earth Post: Taking the wore
| of the chairman OF the democratic State
central committee as authority, q ter
rible corrupt Condition of affairs exist,
within the ranks Of democracy in thi
state. OF the recent effort of the Bry
an wing of the party to carry the State
Mr.. Day is quoted with the followin,
J utterance: 9 never saw such 8 cam
| paign of defamation and debaucher,
of voters as was carried on by thi
same crowd. : : : : Why, they spen
! $2O,O 600 alone IN Aennepin county, an,
what they did js without record ia th
history OF Minnesota politics. Fran,
has!had much experience in the RANK
Of the two leading parties in this State
and It seems that even his experienc
IN the 8. Q. p. In past years counts fo
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