The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-10-29

of the UNION. Brother editors, please bear
this in mind.-PUB. UNIoN.]
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. p, 1908.
Sam Fullerton had fit when the
supreme court decided that even a
game warden cannot steal personal
property from citizen. Heretofore
Sam has generally had misfts. -
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After an arduous search the St,
Paul dispatch has found fifteen papers
in Minnesota which are opposed to R.
&. Dunn. Now hear the Dispatch
crow.
Frank Eddy is discouraged because
he finds lack of enthusiasm over his
candidacy for governor. Cheer up,
Frank, the fight is still young.
Cole Younger has quit the show
business and gone to Texas to farm.
He should have done that in the first
place.
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Eggs are forty cents a dozen in St.
Paul. Don't you wish you lived in the
city?
The St. Paul Globe sprung story
Sunday that Peter E. Hanson had
nominated Bob Dunn a candidate for
governor. It was utterly false, Mr..
Hanson having said none of the things
credited to him. That is dirty news
paper tactics.
If Michigan beats Minnesota the
university rooters will claim that
board of control supervision is re-
sponsible for it.
The exact figures of the 1903 assess
ment as made by the State board show
a total assessed valuation on personal
property of 1856, $50, 1877. This makes
the total real and personal property
valuation 1871, 100000.
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In the last thirty years Minnesota
has paid $6O0,O0O for the planting of
trees and total of 100, ZOO acres have
been covered with trees.
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The second district will demand con-
sideration in the next Republican
State convention. It is entitled to it.
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A candidates public record is worth
more than his signed declaration when
seeking office.
Only one scholar in fifteen attends
school after he is sixteen years old
according to the State superintendent
figures, and most of those who do are
girls. That is an unfortunate condi-
ton.
Bob Jamison's boom for governor
has disappeared. It was probably
sent to the workhouse for being dis
orderly.
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Let's admit that all candidates, now
or to be, are decent fellows and 60 in
for a clean, friendly campaign, free
from mud-slinging.
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Some Minneapolis boys ''sons of
the best families'' were arrested for
peeking into girls rooms at night.
Some of the ''best families" ought to
apply mustard plaster to their sons
eyebrows and try to draw the brains
to the surface-if there are any.
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Vim. Henry Eustis has lots of friends
in an of-year. Will they stand pat
next year?
St. Paul and Minneapolis are hav-
ing municipal scandals. They should
take lesson from the smaller cities
where honesty, love, and decency pre-
vail
IuC COuuUAy pICSo ID uOU 1OOlSu d.
little bit by the fake political stories
printed in the city papers for effect.
Political opinions in too many city
papers are controlled by special inter-
eSts.
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Only six states show a greater in
crease in population than Minnesota
in the last ten years. We come along
close to the top in everything.
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Sam Johnson's pet scheme to make
public officials give surety bonds in
stead of personal-will never get very
far in this State.
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New Wolf Bounty Law.
The Milaca Times saws: ''F'armers