THAT the cashier was guilty ot' mis
appropriating $13,000 of the funds of
the Bank of Rudd, Iowa, while he was
cashier, but that there was no statute
in Iowa whereby he could be punished,
was the opinion of Judge J.J. Clark at
Charles City who took the case out of
the hands or the jury aud directed a
verdict for ihe defendant. What kind
of law and justice is that?
AT their recent state convention
Osteopaths declared war on Chiroprac
tors, condemned the proposed creation
of a national medical bureau, urged
more stringent marriage regulations
and demanded recognition ou the state
board of health and the appointment
of members of tbeir profession as med
ical inspectors in the public schools.
Nothing like telling what you want.
ONE of Ihe important industries in
the United states of which compara
tively little is written is the production
of sandantt gravel. In 1911 the pro
duction of mu4 aud gravel amounted
to 66,846,95$ shore tons, valued at
921,158,583. The production of sand
of all kinds was 4Qt253*yZ7 tons, valued
at $14,438,500,. and that of gravel was
26,592,982 tods, valued at $6,720,083.
Our Austin pit* furnished quite a share
of this.
OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS.
Boston Transcript:" 1 wonder what
the ladies do at those afternoon teas?"
"Oh, they just sip and gos-sip."
Walker Pilot: Talk about yonr new
election law. Down in Anoka a fellow
went home after the primaries and
found his wife entertaining another
man. She was just exercising her
second choice prerogative, that's all.
Park Rapids Enterprise: Mr. and
Mrs. A. Lounsberry, parents of Mrs.
Gage and Mrs. Kerr, returned to Park
Rapids last Friday and will make this
place their home, having rented the
building adjoining the Kerr property.
