The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-20

supply they lower the price Tor all
eggs SO that they will be certain that
they have covered themselves against
losses from this cause.-Stockman.
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.
"The wholesale distribution OF gar
den seeds by senators and congress
men, merely as a means of curry1nS
favor with constituents, is a bad
thing" declares the Usage News in
indorsing Senator Kenyon's fight
against the time honored custom. III
the agricultural department wants to
distribute seeds, let it do so, but con-
gressment should depend upon their
records as efficient public servants
for their reflections Ss'T' '''
The Cedar Rapids Republican does
not think Judge Lee has made an
impressive candidate somehow he
seems to be jumping up and down too
MUCH 'sF 2s'. &, &
1.-THE most that Meredith will con-
fess is that he worked for Professor
Holden for governor" observes the
Marshalltown ,Times-Republican. But
if he. can't do, more for himself than
he did for Holden, Louie Murphy can
quit getting red in the face and calm
his fearful heart"
1t looks to the Spencer News as If
Judge Lee sis likely to encounter
hard shedding in. the face of Attorney
General cosson's opinion as y to in
|eligibility.' III 81 J
IF Mr.. ScottSis to be retained in
office forever. because he has had
more experience in congress than any
man who opposes him in the elections
what is the us$: of holding elections?"
protests the Odebolt: News. Better
make this a real imperialistic country
and cut out the elections"
y i '--34-.'f i 4 --- 49, ~,
$50 far Meredith;, seems to have
pretty good come back to all Of the
charges Of his opponents" suggests
the Iowa City Press:
ut is nothing ess than absurd to
compel candidate to keep his mouth
shut before his nomination, then
make a platform independtly of him,
and force him to stand Upon that plat
sorm,"' says the Grand Junction Globe,
in discussing that feature OF the pri-
mary law which puts off the making
of a party platform until after the
primary. 1.-THE least we can say Of
the plan is that lis illogical. If the
primary system is to have unity and
force the candidates must have at
least q veto, power, on the platforms
which they are to occupy in cam
paign." -t3.H9 .,t.,...t.. ..-s
... tg o. ..4;
even if Meredith did work for
Kenyon, he has nothing to be ashamed
Of insists. the Perry Chief.
"In Iowa where the progressive re-
publicans have been in control for
several years, there was no need OF d
third party" declares the Sheldon
Sun. '"rhe things asked for by the.
new party We're secured by the pro-
gressive republicans long before the
new party was organized. The effect
of pushing the new party to the front
will be to turn over to the common
enemy control OF the state and It's rep
resentatives in both branches Of con-
gress." -,'s' d.
1--WE hope and trust that our local
educational affairs. may not be afflict
ed with any simplified spelling fad"
says the Des Moines Capital: I'm
heavens: name why not abolish a
few fads and place Il few tons Of old
fashioned emphasis upon the funda.
mentals of practical education9"
That Clifford Thorne will be in
line for something better than rail
road commissioner if he keps up his
good work." is the prediction of the
Algona Upper Dcs Moines Republi-
can. 'r. 'u4s,. -
The Webster City Freeman-Tribunc
characterizes Louis Murphy's suggcs
ton that the defeat OF Connolly in
the democratic primaries would be
rebuke to President Wilson as "con.
.temptible." go. - ~
Senator Cummins must realize
that many of his old friends have
abandoned him. he cannot get the
democratic support he has had in tho
past, and he has done absolutely
nothing since he has been in the sen.
ate to gain the favor and friendship
of his old opponents, the .:conserva.
tive. republicans" says the Fairfield
Ledger. .s9r ~ a;Hl
1t is suspected by the Waterloo
Courier, from the enthusiasm. of the
Burlington Gazette oversthe Meredith
candidacy, that 1.-THE signing by Con.
gresham Connolly of recommends
ton to- have the Office ofSrevende col.
lector moved from Burlington to Dav-
export is where the shoe pinches the
| Burlington corns!',, .ii.sLns,9
The Iowa City Press suggests that
possibly the getting rid of Kennedy
is merely part of the plan to subor.
dinate the agricultural part of the
Ames school," and the making of it
q second university" 80
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