WE are glad that the residuary be
quest of Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy,
founder of the Christian Science
church, to the First Church of Christ,
Scientist, of Boston, has been coniirmed
by the supreme court wbich holds that
the bequest was legal. The heirs who
tried to break it up had already been
settled with. We are not. personally
interested but as a simple matter of
justice the church from which the bulk
of Mrs. Eddy's property had come is
entitled to such benefits as she desired
to make to them in return.
MRS. Minona S. Jones of Chicago^
national president of the Race Better
ment league, founder of the "No Vote,
No Tax," league and a worker for
equal suffrage whose name is known in
several states, thinks the English suf
fragettes would be justified in causing
bloodshed, if necessary, but so far they
have confined themselves to window
smashing. She says it would be a good
thing if they had done a little head
smashing and it wouldn't be so bad in
America, either, for some of the skulls
auy other treatment. How fierce.
OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS.
St. Cloud Journal-Press: Bryan was
highly amused over the steam roller at
Chicago
met it at Baltimore.
tion scrap fought out on this line if it
of that.
Waseca Journal*Radical: Automo
biles have not as yet depreciated the
value of horses as some feared they
might when they came into general
use. Parties were here last week offer
ing as high as $400 for a draft team
owned by a Waseca man—and the offer
was refused. Horses are bringing
good prices.
