Morris tribune., 1907-11-23

appointees from taking any part in boosting
him for third term from being a delegate
to the national convention. If a third term is
should come from the people and not from his
appointees.
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"How quickly will man change his tune
in regard to the newspaper man? When the
sun is shining bright, and there are no clouds
in sight, he sometimes heaps indignities where
none are deserved, with impunity. But when
the sky becomes suddenly overcast, and some
thing happens that he desires to suppress, then
how he will try and explain and beg. And
generally the newspaper man will swallow his
feelings and show him how magnanimous he
really is. The feelings of an enemy have been
spared and the public denied choice morsel.
And the newspaper man knows that the man
he has spared will stab him again at the first
opportunity Such is life.-Ex.
The newspaper enters every home aud
finds easy access to the company of every mem
Der of the family. When consider the
meaning of this see the Importance of clean
journalism and press governed by lofty prin-
ciples No factor is stronger in molding our
opinions than the papers read. Uncon-
sciously we adopt the views expressed by the
reporter editorial writer and if he is clever
fellow who can make black look white we are
going to believe him Just the same whether he
is telling hetruth Or doing the color stunt. The
newspaper occupies most important position
in society now organized and the men who
work at filling its columns have much respon-
sibility resting upon them. No occupation
offers greater opportunities for doing humanity
good turn and surely there is no vocation
where the pocket book is less in danger of
swelling beyond the "needle's eve" proportion
Minnesota Mascot.
Young man. remarks observer, notice
that you not in school any more. What's
the matter? Think you have received enough
eduation to carry you through the world, or do
you stay out just because you don't like to 60?
Didn't like the teacher, eh? Well, let me tell
that you will find the neanest teacher on earth
now a dream of love ueside some of the bosses
you will work under in the cold and unfeeling
years you will plow into when you have to get
out and hustle for yourself. Education is the
most valuable thing in the world to man, but
to boy it comes the cheapest It costs you
nothing now to get what many in town
would give all he has to possess. You hav e
the winning number in the lottery of education
if you play it now. Loaf around for few years
and you will be always blank. It is true
that any man can make living, but you will
notice that the fellows who do it with their
brains have an easier time of it than those VIII O
are compelled to do it with their muscles At
the present stage of the game the choice jobs
not held by physical strength. Education
will not crawl into your head while you are
asleep. The thing for you to do is to hike off to
school tomorrow morning and stay there. Your
holidays will come later when you need them.
Ex.
THE BEST TRAINING.
Some where in the west father has built
for his boys bungalow remote from the home
and in that bungalow they are to live and do all
the cooking, washing and other work usually
done by woman's hands, They are to be their
own masters entirely free from home restraint
It is all done, are told, that the boys may
learn self reliance and independence, and to
take UP the responsibilities of life. Naturally |