The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-11-25

There Are Others and Then Some.
Gov. Eberhart is apparently very
clever and smooth young man, and is
making quite favorable impression
through his talks and travels. Still
there are others.-Wadena Pioneer
Journal.
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knute's Publication Acco m plished.
With Wheelock and Preus, pro-
nounced Price, both in Office under
GOV. Eberhart it looks as though the
pacifcation of Senator Nelson had
been accomplished Ortonville Her.
ald-Star.
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Sleeps With One Eye Open.
The insurgents take no stock in
that story about Uncle Joe snoring so
loud that passengers in the other
berths we're kept awake. They were
never able to catch him even doing.
-ElmOre Eye.
Sure He Will.
The Free Press unhesitatingly en-
dorses the appointment of r. P.
Chase as special municipal Judge.
The new appointee is learned in the
law and will give general satisfaction.
Free Press.
A Gordon is the Cry.
Unless all us editor fellers are
turned down mighty hard by the re-
publican state convention of 1910 the
Browns Valley Tribune is going to be
the official paper of the next state
senate.-Ortonville Herald-Star.
Or They May Prefer Croquet.
An exchange says: ''There are
many prominent people who do not
believe in the game of football. -
Well, then these prominent people
should not play the game-poker
might suit them better. -Floodwood
BrOadaXe.
Pay Them Back In Their Own Coin.
Someone has defined an insurgent
of the future as a republican who
would refuse to support an insurgent
of the past, to say 1904, '06 or 'OS.
If this is a true definition the insur-
gent of the future is going to be a
dangerous proposition. --Ortonville
Herald-Star. 49,.
Sentiment Favors Europe.
Over at Somerset there is rumor
that the scholars of the high school
are preparing to debate on the SUBJ
ject: whether John Till should re-
main in the United States or in
Europe" Up to date the sentiment
favors Europe unless be decides to
remove to Somerset. Saltwater
Gazette.
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Would Make Good Treasurer.
The Carver County News of Water
town is booming George E. Hans
com of Foley as candidate for the
state treasurership. Mr.. Hanscom is
a banker and was formerly a resident
of the village of Watertown. We are
not personally acquainted with the
gentleman, but understand he is we'll
qualified to fill the office.-Young
America Eagle.
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st. Peters Self Sacrificing Patriots!
st. Peter is very generous with her
gubernatorial material. Having in
the past furnished several of the
governors, including the last one, she
magnanimously offers to furnish the
next one, too, in the person of G.. G..
Schulz, the present state superin-
tendent of public instruction. ST..
Peters self-sacri6cing disposition
moves us deeply.-Red Wing Free
Press.
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Cannon Has at Least One Champion
This everlasting bounding of and
snarling at Speaker Cannon that is
being engaged in by some of the
magazines and corporation owned
daily newspapers is getting tiresome.
If one old man 70 years of age is too
clever and powerful for the ma iority
of his party to dethrone him from the
speakership, his enemies ought to be
ashamed of themselves and give up
their ceaseless nagging at him.
Warren Register.
81.
Duty Reduced Instead of Increased
A Minneapolis daily paper pub.
lished an interview with Canadian
lumberman this week, in which the
lumberman was made to say that the