The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-06-17
OPINIONS OF EDITORS
Trained Men Needed.

IL - A4NA04NS ~ 1D41 VINO
Trained Men Needed.
Trained men are wanted in every
walk Of life on the range, and if they
can play winning ball they can have
almost anything in sight. Many men
finding it hard shedding in the cities
should investigate. -Biwabik Times.
SIS
Has a Sterling Ring to 1t.
The Broadaxe sometimes says harsh
things about some people and we
sometimes wish we had not said them
but the Broadaxe never speaks a
lie. Be decent and you will receive
what you deserve Floodwood Broad
axe.
Novel Ways of Helping the Heathen
| Inc Chicago woman who earned
money for a missionary fund by
shaving her husband is matched by
the Austin woman who picked dande-
lion greens and sold them for her
missionary fund. Commemorate en-
jterprlse.-Austin Transcript.
| $50
| Colonel Neff Prognosticates.
| Do you know it is one of the great
est crimes of the age to permit this
rebel talk to 60 on at every public
gathering in the south by Johnny"
women. If things move as fast in the
next fifty years as they have in the
past ten in reasonable sentiment, the
war for the union will have to be
fought over again.-Lake Crystal
Union.
! 49,
Does Not View With Alarm:
! Some OF our exchanges point with
pride and view with alarm the recent
entente cordiale alleged to have been
established between Gov. johnson and
Bob Dunn. AS long as we are getting
away from partisan politics, and since
Bob would make a good governor
and John a good president we fail, to
see any harm in this platonic friend
ship.-Ortonville Herald-Star.
S.. i
what Care They for the Farmers.
The city press is having consider
able to say about an unconstitutional
pork barrel and it begins to look as
though the brine would be eating the
eagles off of 100000 silver dollars,
more or less, which we're to be used
as paving blocks for country roads.
The farmer, however, is too busy
getting hind wheel out of the muck
to have much to say about the consti-
nationality of the thing. Walker
Pilot.
Minnesota's Greatest Citizen.
| The speech of James J. Hill at the
Seattle exposition indicates that the
northwest's cold man" is still sound
on the goose, and that in his, advanc-
ing years the quality of his statesman
ship stacks up with some of the
biggest men of the nation. Mr.. Hill,
despite his strenuous life, has found
opportunity to store his mind and
broaden his intellect until he ranks as
great man. History will record him
as Minnesota's greatest Citizen
Ortonville Herald-Star.
What May Happen.
The twin cities have proven tenn
porarily successful in tying up the
legislative appropriation for country
roads and bridges by having the state
auditor enjointed from paying out
any moneys on account of said ap-
preparation. Perhaps it is just as
we'll for the country districts that this
has been brought about, because it
will result in putting a stop to the
twin cities exploitation of the
country districts in the future. In the
first place it will be the means of wip-
ing out the automobiles auxiliary
known as the state highway COM
mission, and in the next place it will
provoke the entire country representa-
ton in the legislature to oppose fu-
ture twin city gratis from the public
treasury, on which gratis these cities
have thrived and waxed arrogant in
the past. There'll be some hogs salt
ed down in that "pork barrel'' all
right.-Anoka Free Press.