The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-06-28
OPINIONS OF EDITORS :

Mankato Patriot (?) Has Resigned.
"Gen." Gus. Widell has resigned
from Gov. Johnson's staff so as to
give more time to the campaign. Isn't
this an admission of something wrong
in 1904?-North6eld News.
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Governor John Losing Ground.
1t does seem singular to see all the
city dailies coming out strong for
Cole when two years ago they were
mostly unanimous for the democratic
candidate. Granite Falls Tribune.
$50
, Seeking Trouble.
Why should there be opposition to
Julius Block for chairman? There is
a general feeling that when man VOL
UNFAIRLY goes out to look for respon-
sibility and annoyance he ought to
get what he wants. Mortified News.
Minnesota Land Best on Earth.
Western Canada may be all that
advertisers claim for it-but we know
what Minnesota land is and how it
can be improved where it needs i'm
provement to make it the most desir-
able farming land on earth.
News Tribune.
An Unreliable Sheet.
The St. Paul Dispatch seems to be
'agin" Cole, and has started some
pretty strong stories against the re-
publican candidate for governor. The
people of Minnesota have long since
realized that the Dispatch is not
politically reliable. -Mankato Jour-
nal.
The A. +. AS and A. o. HIS Harmonic.
Someone has tabooed the New Eng
land boiled dinner at the Capitol cafe.
The officials turned up their noses at
the odor. That's what came of erect
ing such a sumptuous state house.
Georgia marble and corned beef and
cabbage do not seem to harmonize.-
Mary McFadden.
Laborers Are Scarce
Minnesota is again sounding the
call for men to work. During the
past year there has never been a time
when thousands of men could not have
found work in Minnesota or through
the Minnesota agencies. Minnesota
is the labor market of the Northwest.
-Crookston Times.
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Deceiving Themselves.
The democrats who are fattering
themselves that they are going to land
the jacobson strength do not realize
the kind of man jacobson is. He is
no bolter, and will be found working
hard all the time for the republican
ticket land his friends will be work.
ing with him. -Moorhead Independent.
500.
"A hemuneratlVe Crop.
It pays the Minnesota farmer to
raise girls-in one case we know he
has two girls out helping him gather
his large grain crop; in another the
girls are so attractive that the old
man can get all the likely young fell
lows he wants to help him do his
chores while his neighbors can't hire
a man.-Lancaster Herald.
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Culkin and Bede.
There is more encouraging talk in
behalf of the congressional candidacy
of ex-Register Culkin of the Duluth
land Office than is necessary for the
good and welfare of J. Adam Bede's
political interests. More surprising
things have happened than the retire.
ment of Mr.. Bede. It is said that
Culkin is 4 good campaigner and
would substitute business and brains
for foolishness and fun.-Grand Rap
ids Herald.
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Fight 1t Out Within the Party.
The republicans who we're in the
minority in the state convention need
not drop their advocacy of the issues
which they stood for before the con-
vention. Let that agitation go on,
but keep it within the party, for in the
republican party is the hope of the
people. The republicans have given
to Minnesota practically every wise
and just law upon the statute books.
The proper thing to do is to fight it
out within the party. Mortified
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