The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-09-06
OPINIONS OF EDITORS
FOrceful Arguments.

Forceful Arguments.
Thieving bank officials and ineffect-
i've bank examinations are arguments
for the postal savings system which
are very difficult to .refute. Chicago
News.a
Good Words for Horton.
T. r.: Horton is making winning
fight in Isanti county. He is good,
clean candidate--quite a contrast to
his opponent-and should win out
hands down.-North Branch Review.
APPLY Characterized.
The Sun-Messenger is bound to
have Van SAINT speak in the county.
On second thought, we have decided
not to quarrel over so trivial a
proposition. If any one wishes to
waste his time listening to the ha-
rangues of the biggest political liar
in the state he is welcome to it. No
accounting for tastes, you know
Preston Times.
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A Stickler for the Traitors
Will the gentlemen who drew up the
resolutions for the democratic county
convention please point to one thing
that Governor johnson has done ''for
the tillers of the soil''-or for any
other class of his CONSTITUENCIES either
with or without a grand stand play?
1t is amusing to notice what sanity
qualities these republicans take on as
soon as they join the democratic
party.-Delano Eagle.
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Strongly for MilIar.
Hibbing is strongly for E. L. Mil
lar, the Duluth candidate for con-
gress, who proposes to do things for
northern Minnesota. The sentiment
of the voters here is said to be over
whelmingly against Congressman J.
Adam Bede. A Millar club is being
organized. Membership petitions are
being circulated: and those in charge
of the movement say that fully three
fourths of the voters Of Hibbing will
join the club. Mr.. Millar's personal
friends here are advancing his candi-
dacy.-News Tribune Correspondent.
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Were Assessed on Percentage Plan.
In view Of the fact that the jobbers
of the twin cities contributed to the
johnson campaign fund two years
ago in proportion to their capital,
and the reduction last year of $780,
600 in the assessment of those jobbers
and their class of goods, one cannot
conclude that the present state admin
istration is a strongly reform one. A
former Murray county man who is
now in the wholesale business in Min
neapolis is the authority on which we
base the statement that the iobbers
contributed according to their capt.
tal.-Slayton Gazette.
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Farccial Laws. .
We favor the abolition of all game
laws or the strict enforcement of the
same. Since a license is required
from all hunters. in the state, the fish
and game commission have funds in
plenty to make some showing in the
protection of game, but they don't do
it. Chickens have been shot in this
vicinity during the past week until
there is hardly thing left for the
1law-abiding citizen, and from all re-
ports Swift county is not an exception.
Mr.. Fullerton reports long list of
deputies under pay each year, but
where they work and what they do is
certainly a mystery. 1t is true that
occasionally play to the galleries
f is made and some poacher run in
who would not settle, and the act is
generously advertised and much CAPT
tai made of it. This grand stand play
is getting monotonous in this neck of
the woods and the best sportsmen de-
mand either the entire adjustment OF
the game laws or the efficient enforce