The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-03-29
OPINIONS OF EDITORS

/: OPINIONS OF EDITORS
A Shot Aimed at Block.
P A pussy footed" campaign may
catch mice but it CAM capture men.
Frank Eddy.
| Or Even With Hennepin On.
With Hennepin now off the map Du-
luth ought to win the republican con-
vention.-Deer River News.
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| Not Politics Today.
The number of votes man received
upon former occasion or the relative
position of political parties in the past
is not politics today.-Le Sueur News.
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| No Cause for Worry,
If Lind could be defeated for re-elec-
ton by Van SAINT, backed by har-
monious republican party, why worry
about the Johnson case?- Minneapolis
Telegram.
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Would Look Like Thirty Cents.
On the stump, with Jacobson as the
republican nominee for governor,
johnson in joint debate would look
like 30 cents in less than thirty min
utes.-Appleton Press.
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Shows Good Judgment.
The new code cannot be such a bad
conglomeration of misft laws after
all. 1t showed exceptionally good
Judgment in leaving Hennepin county
out of the state. Border Budget.
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Refutes the Allegation.
The Alexandria Post wants it under
stood that it has not the honor of be-
ing Senator Nelson's official organ,
and that it is not ''agin Roaring Jake
Jacobson" for governor Dispatch.
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Will jolly the Hirelings.
It was the travelling Mems associa-
ton that elected Gov. johnson. He
would be treating those hirelings most
disrespectfully were he not to address
them next June as requested. Lake
Crystal Union. "'7S .
Tarred With Same Brush.
Sam Langum, of Preston, accuses
Senator Nelson with NEEDING in the
republican gubernatorial game. Sam
is something of a meddler, himself,
and is familiar with all the signs
Wilkin County Gazette.
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| Abolish Passes and Reduce Fare.
Passenger rates, like freight rates,
are too high. Abolish passes, make
everybody pay full fares, and rail-
roads will make as much money at a
two-cent rate as they do now at a
three-cent rate. -Northfeld News.
Take Their Cue From .'Town Topics"
A number of eminent Journalists of
this state are saying mean things
about the code, when it is probably
true they never examined it closer
than the title page.-Battle Lake Re-
view.
Heavy Personally, Light Politically.
Julius Block is out, and the north
star still hangs in it's accustomed
place and the North Star state still
pursues the even tenor of it's political
way. Julius is pretty heavy man,
but so far the state hasn't tipped ap-
preciably.-Wilkin County Gazette.
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| Cataracts on the Eagles Eyes.
The Dunn crowd has been charged
early and late with being bent on
trouble and with exhibiting dis
position to 'rule or ruin" So far
as we can learn the Dunn crowd is
conspicuous only by it's absence from
politics just at present. -Delano
Eagle.
The Deadh eads Furnish the Excuse.
If railroad passes were abolished in
Minnesota such rate 1.-TWO cents per
mile) would pay here, too. Under
present conditions there is some ex-
cuse for the high rate. The people at
large cannot expect to avoid being re-
quired to pay the fares of those who
are permitted to ride free.-Northfeld
News.
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Traitors Are ChagriDed.
Wry faces and sarcastic utterances
protray the disappointment felt by the
Johnson-republican papers because of
the refusal to call an early republican
convention. A late convention will
give these purveyors of rabid indie
pendence less time in which to carry
out their purposed betrayal of the
party. -Eveleth Star.
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And His Name Is Sans ''Son!"