The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-08-22
OPINIONS OF EDITORS

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Could the Governor Do 1t?
Governor johnson says he WOULD
rather write a ''good" book than be
president Milwaukee Sentinel.
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Unconditional Surrender Advocated.
If Governor Johnson wants another
term the republicans ought to make it
unanimous. It's only waste of time,
money and energy trying to beat him.
-Aitkin Republican.
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The True Nobility.
If there is such thing as nobility
in America, it is that which follows
the pillow, and turns up::.God's good
soil for the maintenance of the people
He created.-Roseau Region.
Gets Them just the Same.
The newspaper rumor that the ed
itor of the Herald Star has been
"handed" passes over all the rail-
roads in the state is absolutely false.
These passes came regularly in the
mail. -Ortonville Herald Star.
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Point Well Taken, Colonel.
Does Gov. Johnson believe in the
employment of detectives by either
side in the strike now going on? We
don't! If there is anything that de-
stroys love and friendship between an
employe and his employer it is
sneak. Cut them out!--Lake Crystal
Union.
An Editor Thwarted.
An editor of one of the state papers
was apologizing to his readers for a
lack OF news in his paper that week
and said that he expected to have a
wedding and death notice, but a
severe storm caused the wedding to be
postponed and the doctor got sick
himself and the patient recovered
Warwick Weekly.
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| That Is Different.
Minneapolis sees a menace in the
fact that Anoka dumps it's sewage into
the Mississippi, which doesn't seem
good for the flour city's drinking
water. However Minneapolis dumps
its sewage into the river, for the con-
sumption of those places farther down
the stream. That's putting the shoe
on the other foot.-Owatonna Journal
Chronicle.
Popular Chord.
The Dispatch seems to have struck
popular thing in it's protest against
national convention delegate honors
for United States senator's and fed
eral attaches generally. A score or
more OF papers have taken up the cry
and the number is increasing. Alvan
Eastman, in his Journal-Press says
good; Bob Dunn, in his Princeton
U on, comes out boldly for the in
novation, and Jacob Jacobson, of
Lac qui Parle, says it should be the
law.-The County Chairman in Dis
patch.
! Up to the Governor.
It has been charged that Governor
johnson has been tardy in making
an investigation of the charges that
hireling Pinkertons we're imported on
the range to intimidate the strikers.
If such is the case he is worthy of the
severest censure, as there is a law
prohibiting the employment of out
siders as deputy sheriffs. The striking
miners were treated in rather high
handed fashion in some of the range
towns and it is up to the governor to
investigate and find out if anyone has
been deprived of any of the rights
which the constitution guarantees
them.-Royalton Banner.
No Extra Session Wanted
Hon. Frank 7. White, representa-
tive from Sherburne county, wants
the governor to call an extra session
! of the legislature. Friends of Mr..
White ought to pack his head in ice to
reduce the congestion. The people of
Minnesota want no extra session. A
i session of the Minnesota legislature
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once in two years is quite often