The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-02-14
OPINIONS OF EDITORS

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| Girl Witches of Minnesota.
Nebraska is making a great TODD
over girl witch who fascinates men.
In Minnesota all girls are witches
with rare powers of fascination. and
we are proud of them.-Duluth Herald.
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0 Time to Shift the Scenes.
Wonder if Attorney General Young
received pass from the railroads
this year. The newspapers have not
yet heralded it's return. It is pretty
near time for this stage performance.
West st. Paul Times.
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Dream Will Never Be Realized.
And now they tell us that Attorney
General Young wants to be governor
and then 60 to the United States SEN
ate. This may be his ambition, but it
looks as if his dream will not be real
ized.-Belview Independent.
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Wants Dimensions of Stalls Defined.
1t is up to some enterprising legis-
lator now to draft a bill for the d.
mansions of stalls in the hotel stables
and for the sanitation thereof There
is no fun in making horse play with
the horse left out.-Rush City Post.
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Joys of California.
A letter from the EDITORS parents in
Pasadena, California, would indicate
that that state is getting some of the
cold weather that we aren't getting.
Coal is selling at SIG per ton and
wood at 500 per cord.-Le Roy Inde-
pendent.
They Wouldn't See Much.
The state legislature, instead of
throwing stones at J. j. Hill, the orig
inal developer of waste places, should
step into their glass house on state
lands and see what the state has done
to develop it's own soil.-Big Forks
Compass.
Disappointing Thrill.
ministers salaries should be
raised to 100000" was recent head
line that sent thrill down the cleri-
cal spine, only to be followed by the
explanation that Uncle Sans foreign
ministers were referred to.-Clav
County Herald.
Rescuing the Perishinc.
A relief train was rushed over the
Great Northern recently to destitute
towns in North Dakota. The train
consisted of two carloads of genuine
coal and ten carloads Of beer. The
railroad company should be COM
mended for this philanthropic move
Battle Lake Review.
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Neff Makes a Suggestion.
The bill to give the entire Inherit
ance tax to the counties to be divided
among the road and bridge and the
poor funds, offered by Representative
Lewis, is a good one and should be-
come law. The several counties
should receive the tax and not the
state.-Lake Crystal Union.
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Another Question Forgotten.
In their zeal in going after the rail-
road and other corporations our leg
islators seem to be forgetting all
about the good roads question. But
the people have not forgotten it, and
will probably from time to time prod
up their representatives in way they
will ber.-Middle River Pho
neer.
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His Deeds Will Endure.
It has become fashionable to abuse
railroads and in this state Jim Hill in
particular. Mr.. Hill has done more
to develop Minnesota and the north
west than any other one man in the
entire country. His deeds will endure
long after the two-by-four detractor
has been buried in oblivion.-Roseau
Region.
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Choice of the People.
If senator's we're elected by popular
vote the result in Minnesota would
have been the same. Senator Nelson
| is the choice of three-fourths of the
people of the state and even four dem
ocratic members of the legislature
voted for him, giving as their reasons
that it was the desire of their constit-
uents that the able senior senator be
returned.-Osakis Review.
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| 80 An Old Swedish Bible.
r. Swedberg of Vineland paid a
visit to the Pioneer Office last Mon
day. Among other interesting mat
tiers touched upon by Mr.. Swedberg
during his brief visit he exhibited a