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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-01-21
Victor In a Great
Senatorial Battle
Theodore E. Burton, 0hios Brany New Senator Who Does
His Own Thinking, Is Lover Of Peace and Unpreten
tious-Expert on Rivers and ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Statesman Who Lives Much With Books

manship as well as the stage acting
sort. The people are humbugged, God
knows how shamefully, but they find
1t out sooner or later, and then they
prove that they do not like it by the
verdict they pass OH the man guilty OF
the imposition. We need more sim
cere, unpretentious, Independent, able
Burtons in public life. They are the
salt of the earth and outlive the wind
bags. That may be mixing of meta
phors, but everybody will understand
what it means. We need more SINGER
ity. more facts. more logic and more
common sense. We have had enough
posing, gallery playing, balderdash and
plain bullconning to last for a thou
sand years. Give us more plain men
who love peace and progress and mean
what they say.
That is another thing I like about
Burton-he stands for peace. Here is
something Of his on that line that is
worth quoting:
Nations" it has been truly said, ARE
now conquered not by armies, but by
Ideas" With the development Of the hui
man intellect, the increasing employment
In intellectual pursuits and the growth of
moral forces in every part of the world,
war is becoming more and more a prac-
tice suitable only for barbarians. The
Goths, the Vandals, the Scythians and the
Huns have been swallowed up and fight
no longer. Even religion has ceased to be
a cause for bloodshed. The day Of uni
versal peace, therefore, white and not
crimson, Is drawing near.
There is no beating Of tomtoms, no
appeal to prejudice, no calling forth
of the animal in man, about that. 1t
does not come from a demagogue nor
a lingo. It is in keeping with the best
thought of the day. 1t rings true.
Courageous Without Buster.
Yes, politics and partisanism aside, l
like Burton, and never saw him in
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-01-21

my life. He has brains and honesty.
He knows things. He. is Of the type
that really loves his country and hui
mainly. He will not pose before the
crowd. He will not play the toady to
gain favor. He has courage without
buster and is reformer without
being common scold or blatherskite.
He is a balanced, level headed sort.
He may appear cold, because he is not
gushy, but he does not lack sentiment
or emotion, as was shown when &C.
knowledging his election to the SEN
ate. We should have more Of his kind
in politics. Ohio has had many great
senators, but if properly size up the
man Theodore e. Burton will measure
with the best Of them.
Frank and Independent.
Here are three characteristic Incl
dents that reveal something of Bur-
toms quality:
When first elected to congress In
1883 he was a warm friend Of William
Mckinley, doing some special research
work for the then chairman of the
ways and means committee. In 1892,
however, Mr.. Burton advised McKin-
ley not to run for president, as it was
4 Democratic year, prediction that
proved true. For this frank advice he
said the future president never entire.
~ forgave him.
The second incident occurred after
Burton had been in congress several
years. He became Disguised with po
litics and quietly said to some Of his
friends that he intended to retire from
public life. When Cleveland heard OF
that there was a popular wave. Bur
ton had always received large indie
pende.t vote. but now there was .
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-01-21
State News.
Minnesota added 12,113 foreigners
to its population last year.

Minnesota added 12,113 foreigners
to it's population last year.
Minnesota now stands fourth in
cereal productions compared with
the other states of the union, and this
Notwithstanding only "a and lilo per
cent OF her land is actually cultivated.
Over 1,048, 900 acres of state land still
remains unsold.
Logging conditions in the woods
are considered excellent. Just about
enough snow has fallen to furnish the
proper foundation, and this on top of
the hard frozen ground which existed
before any snow fell, made excellent
roads and there has been little trouble
from surplus Of snow. Labor in
the woods is much more efficient than
it has been in recent years.
The dairy and food commission has
issued a report covering the creamery
production of the state for the ten
years intervening between 1897 and
1907. The amount of butter produced
in the ten years was 700, 900, 900 pounds.
There were "a, 700, 900 pounds of butter
produced in 1900, the value of which
is estimated at $40, 12l,S24. For the
year 1907 there were 81, oe4, 81 pounds
produced, with an estimated value of
S26, l13, 445.
Miss Vida Odland, of Elk River has
started for Blackfoot, idaho, to meet
and marry John Walter, whom she
has never seen. The courtship has
been carried on by correspondence
and an exchange of pictures. When
Miss Odland arrives at her destination
she is to- wear a white ribbon on her
right arm, and her husband-to-b be is to
do the same. AS guarantee of good
faith, MIR. Walter sent check for $50
to pay Miss Odland's travelling ex-
penses.
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THEODORE Z. BURTON.

strongly intrenched political machine.
From all Of which it is evident that
the American people, and especially
those of the president making state of
Ohio, love brains.
We have heard much Of the student
in politics, but if the term had never
been invented it would have to be
coined to describe Burton. With him
the burning Of midnight oil is not q
virtue, but habit. He is the sort of
man who never speaks until he gains
all possible information on his subject.
In house debates he is sometimes
worsted by the shifty politicians and
rough and tumble wits, but Burton's
strength comes from the fact that the
other members have implicit faith in
his knowledge and honesty.
No Pretender and Loves Peace.
Burton is incapable of posing. He
cannot act part for his own admira-
ton. He cannot pretend, has no .fads
and cannot seem to like a man when
he does not or to be amused when he is
not. He is simple, unassuming, un-
pretentious, studious, peace loving,
progressive man who Is touched by the
humanities, who must 60 to the front
by force Of unadorned merit If at all
Burton Is so sincere he cannot even
pretend to believe in his party wher
he does not believe in it. For my sim
pie self must confess that he is Of 6
type that makes infinite appeal to me
There is no fustian, swashbuckling
grand stand playing about him. Bar
mum once said that the American PEG
pie like to be humbugged, and mayb,
they do, but do not believe It. TIL,
coming to the front of man like Bur
ton proves that they like real states
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-01-21
BY JAMES A. EDGERIUN.
7 NCLE JOE CANNON once said
! of the newly elected senator


UNCLE, JOE CANNON once said
of the newly elected senator
~ from Ohio, Burton Is the
ablest man in the house, butt
That tells the story from the stand pat,
organization viewpoint, for Theodore
r. Burton insists on doing his own
thinking, is often an insurgent, op-
poses a big navy, ship subsidy and
other things dear to the heart of ma
jority of his party, favors tariff re-
vision, stands between the United
States treasury and innumerable con-
gressmen hungry for pork and
knows more about rivers and harbors
and some other things than any man
in either branch Of the congress and
more on a few lines perhaps than all
of them put together.
The ascendency of Theodore f. Bur-
ton is case Of the triumph Of sheer
intellect. He has no magnetism, little
humor, but a bitter wit, is not man
OF the people or a mixer, has no effu-
s1veness in meeting men, denying their
requests bluntly, is not politician in
the ordinary sense of the term, is an
sular and has the students stoop, has
no recreations, is unmarried and gen
orally is about the furthest possible
removed from the popular conception
of the American public man. He is of
the type Of John Sherman, whose life
he has written. His very friends &C.
cuse him Of lacking vim. Yet this
cold, Unconditional man made in the i'm
age Of thinking machine, this man
fresh from defeat for mayor of Cleve-
land that would have obliterated a
lesser figure, is the one who has Just
tr1umphed in a great senatorial battle
over Joseph Benson Foraker with the
Standard Oil at his back, over broth
er of the president elect and over a
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For Sale
House and three lots with stable and
outbuildings, opposite Catholic
church on Central avenue. Brick
store and lot on Main street in the
business center of Princeton. The
above property will be sold on con-
tract or at a discount for cash, and at
price below the market, to close
out. 46-tf G. 81. Chadbourne.
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