The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-02-08
OPINIONS OF EDITORS

was a pageant to stir the very soul of
every Democrat and bring cheer to
every boiling renegade Republican,
Anoka Herald.
The Reward Of a Traitor.
Sam Fullerton has survived the
Democratic organization of the game
and fish commission and is again
elected executive agent. That is one
thing we like about the present Demo
cratic administration, it always pays
the 80 pieces of silver to the right
man.-Ortonville Herald-Star.
Which Official, Olson?
The real good Indians are the
wooden ones. Strange to say this
also holds good of some state officials
we happen to know.-Anoka Free
Fress.
The Senate Has Always Been Railroad
Stronghold.
Already in every district legislative
candidates are laying wires. This
year state senators are to be elected.
The last senate was a railroad strong
hold. Wonder whether the corpora
tions can manipulate the next one?
The records of retiring members ought
to be looked up. How did they vote
on the demurrage Mortified
News. -u
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Everybody Blameless- Dead!
The corOner's inquest and investi-
cation Of the West hotel fire has been
completed and the world must now
settle down to the belief-if it can
that nobody was to blame. People
must forget that eleven deaths prove
the contrary-prove the coroner's in
quest farce and the jury's finding a
mockery.-Anoka Free Press.
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t. Hugo Ought to s'See'' "CoL Manu.
The Minneapolis "Town Topics"
political column, in referring to the
candidacy of N. F. Hugo for the
speakership, says: 1.-The. objection
to him is the locality and environ
ment which always puts Duluth man
under suspicion of friendship to rail-
road interests. It was that feeling
that beat Hugo before when he seemed
to have things coming his way" It
is that feeling which. the newspapers
of the twin cities have been doing
their level best to foster at all times,
in all connections, to the disadvant-
ages Of the northern part of the state
and its strong men. It is that feeling
that honest, potent northern Mime
sofa has started out to eliminate, and
not all the Vaccinations that profess
sional politicians, forgers and trick
sters can call to their aid will prevail
against the aroused people of this
section of the state.-Duluth News
Tribune.
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Wherein 1t Does Not Pay.
In our many years of experience in
the advertising field we have noticed
that when advertising don't pay" it
is invariably in the case of the man
who either can't remember when he
advertised last, or it is the one who
scatters about 1926 over an entire
year.-Minneapolis Telegram.
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Minneapolis Clown Topics" Busy.
The Minneapolis Clown Topics' is
very busy again handing out COVER
nors and other state officials to the
people. Wonder if this state could
worry along if that paper should take
a tumble and fall off it's high horse?-
Anoka Free Pres.
.3}iE : Crime Against Decency.
Sam F. Fullerton was again, reap
pointed by Gov. johnson as chairman
of the game and fish commission.
This is a crime against the decency
and rights of American citizens.
Well, what can you expect. The
stream cannot become clear so long
as the head is muddy. One more year
of oppression and bad blood. Lake
Crystal Union.
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Hit Him; Kick Him.
When you meet a knocker, hit him
in the place where his brains ought to
be and kick him where they are.
Don't patronize nor listen to him
Ely Miner.
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Man-Afraid- of Rum-S hops.
When we insisted that Governor
John violated his sworn duty in
ignoring the enforcement of the liquor
law, it did not require more than one
sense to appreciate the fact that he
stands in with the liquor, and in this
respect, the lawless element of the
state. But the Sank Center, Herald
puts the finishing i touches on the
painting. Frank proclaims from the