The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-03-14
OPINIONS OF EDITORS

:OPINIONS OF EDITORS:
Star Sizes Up the Legislature.
Up to date there has not developed
any very strong gubernatorial timber.
among the members of the present
legislature. -Lamberton Star.
| Where Dollar Bills Last Quick.
The Duluth News Tribune states
authoritatively that any one-dollar
bill will last only fifteen months. They
don't last fifteen minutes around the
Review ofice.-Battle Lake Review.
| Clapp and Nelson Saved Him.
| Editor Eastman of the Wadena Pho
neer Journal, who lost the postmas-
tership after eight or nine years. in
cumbency, felt so sick over it that his
friends determined to either get the
job back for him or upset the uni
verse. He got it back and the uni
verse is saved.-Anoka Free Press.
| So.
People Aware 1t Is a Shell Game.
Attorney General Young is trying
to make noise like one Sam Van
SAINT in bringing suit against the
Great Northern Railway company.
The people can't be fooled with that
shell game second time, especially
when they remember Young's railway
record in the state senate.-Perham
Enterprise.
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| Easier Approaches.
Talk about the destinations of archi-
tectural art, but what most people in
St. Paul would really prefer is easier
approaches to our national banks
Midway News.
This is precisely what the people of
st. Paul are trying to secure "easier
approaches to the state treasury
Lake Crystal Union. :.~.
| The Whole Truth.
Minnesota has few weeks of genu-
inc cold weather nearly every winter,
but taking everything into considera-
ton, there are few sections of the
country that enjoy better climates,
and there is no place on earth where
the atmosphere throughout the year is
more beautiful and invigorating.-
Fergus Falls Journal.
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| Col, Neff is Sarcastic.
Any kind of an old scheme will do
to get money out of the state treasury.
Elmer E. Adams has a plan which is
more practical and will do the people
more good than that of taking 81, O0O,-
600 to blow in at the state fair grounds
for big drunk and a weeks carousal.
Mr.. Adams proposes to build bridges.
Lake Crystal Union.
| 49,.
This is Logical.
1t seems to us improper for the Min
nesota Editorial association to en-
dorse or condemn any bill pending
before the legislature unless the same
directly affects their business. AS we
understand the association it is
formed for social purposes and to look
after the financial welfare of it's men,
bers.-Sauk Center Herald.
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Solomon the First Paragrapher.
Minnesota state newspapers are re-
nowned for the brevity and piquancy
of their paragraphs. Paragraphing
is fine art, and Solomon, the wisest
man in the world, was the first who
engaged in it's practice. His prov
cribs live, and the paragraphs of his
disciples make good reading when
one is in a hurry and wants an idea
to appropriate. Mary McFadden.
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| s'Old Put" In Doubt.
We sometimes doubt if a farmer &C
quires much information that is of
practical benefit and utility to him at
institutes. It is by experience and
experiments that the best results are
obtained, but theoretical pictures of
landscape farming look nice and
sound nice, and if presented by an
orator no doubt interest; yet, as we
say, doubt fingers whether many of
such suggestions are adopted.
tie Falls Tribune.
| 49,.
| Money Suuandered
Let's see, that $685. "merger
fight" fund, for the most part, went
to the lawyers, if our memory is not
at fault. The question now is where
will the $4,000 railroad litigation
fund 90 to? To the same Mace. of