Princeton Union: The appointment
of one C. A. Smith to a place on the
univerity board of regents doesn't 8eem
to bear out the contention of Gover
nor John's organs that he is opposed
to "the interests."
Fairmont Independent: It is esti
maten that at least one fourth of the
tile laid to this date in the county will
have to be taken up and relaid at a
much larger expense than occurred in
first instance. The country is full of
those who claim to be tilers, but who
are utterly incompetent. A competent
tiler will take no exception to this
statement. When you hear one how
ling because the Independent makes
this statement, you can put him down
as an incompetent man for the work
of tileing your land.
Rochester Post and Record r^jThe
Post and Record has always insists
that we could never be over-supplied
with accdemic training. But it has
been our consistent effort tq show that
the benefits of that brand of education
should should go hand in hand with
the training that equips young men
for the constructive business and in
dustrial life of today. This funda
mental premise cannot be successfully
assailed.
Plainview News: There should and
will be a change in the complexion in
the members of the railroad and ware-
housecommission. The farmers and
business men will take a hand in the
gathe and new men added to the board
the commissions hoiild take oh new life
and exhibit an energy to accomplish
work that is so much needed at the
present time
Morristown Press: Are Merry
Widow hats paid for by the yard or by
the piece?" asks a reader. Chances'
are that some of them are not paid
for at all.
