The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-12-26
OF UNIONS OF EDITORS
Saint Johns Little Cluh.

Saint Johns Little Club.
Y begins to look as if Gov. John
sonNmight qualify for White House
honors byslaying the foundation for
atli title Ananias club of his own
Pioneer Press. .&,.' q
DR.. Mayo's Diagnosis
Inc y ohnson presidential candidacy
has reached the diagnosis stage. DR..
Mayo, the famous Rochester surgeon,
has been called in and pronounces the
candidacy as genuine.-Long Prairie
Leader.
Frank Day is Getting Wise.
j. 1t cannot. be denied that Bryan
stock has been rising of late. Recent
experiences have impressed the people
that he knows as much about the
money question as the republicans
and then some.-Fairmont Sentinel.
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"A Suspicious Unan1mity.
John A. JOhnson's boom NAV be
the genuine stuff, but it breaks out in
various parts with such strange
unan1lmnity, we can almost hear the
words: care you all ready? One,
two, three; blow. "-Appleton Press.
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They Want to Got Rid of Him.
Governor, Johnson's boom for the
democratic residential nomination
has received quite an impetus in the
east during the past week. Republi-
can gubernatorial candidates in this
state are not throwing any cold water
on it, either Fergus Fall Journal.
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But the Manager May Overdo 1t.
And now Gov. Johnson says he did
not say it and that Mr.. Mayo, of Ro-
chester hospital fame, must have been
misquoted. It is really hard work
keeping ones name before the people
all the time and it's good advertis-
ing manager that can do it.-Brainerd
Dispatch.
Dean Also Nomina ted John for Third Term.
One W. B. Dean of St. Paul at the
business mems banquet on Tuesday
night, denounced President Roosevelt
for interfering with modern business
methods. Is it possible that we have
agang of grafters in Minnesota who
do~Yn4,v want the searchlight turned
onto their way Of doing business
sAitkin Republican.
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q A Slap at the johnson Boomers.
Did you notice the way the mer-
cenary democratic politicians of Chi
cago locked around Bryan's car with
flowers and hosannas last week?
Rats desert sinking ship and jump
on to the prosperous, deep laden
observation-disclosures Weekly, the Lead
ing Democratic Newspaper of the
Ninth Congressional District.
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No Dearth of Cars This Year.
A year ago the railroads were all
tied up with congestion of traffic.
Shippers could not get cars and ship
ments were delayed weeks and even
months. It is different now. Empty
cars are being sent west daily, not for
freight, but for storage. Over fifteen
hundred cars are stored in yards and
on sidings on this division.
ridge Telegram.
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There Are Others Who Might Johnsonize.
Many republicans throughout the
state would like to hear from the
of Blue Earth county
regarding the probable candidacy of
Eberhart for governor. If we are
next to the situation in that county
many of the prominent workers are
"dead agin' the Eberhart movement
and will Johnsonize as sure as he is
Blue Earth Post.
The Preponderance of Evidenc.
There seems to be a question of
veracity between DR.. W. W. Mayo of
Rochester and Governor Johnson, as
to whether the latter is candidate for
the presidency. Without attempting
to decide which is telling the truth we
will presume to remark that the "pre-
ponderance of evidence" seems to be
on the side of the Rochester doctor.
it settles the question
''beyond a reasonable doubt" or not
we would not presume to say.-West
St. Paul Times.
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Furlong Committed the objectionable Sin.
John F'urlong of Austin, a member
nf tho cto 70 1.-Two e40