The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-11-18
OPINIONS OF EDITORS

Is Love 60 Read the Casualty List.
1t would prove a great disappoint-
ment to some pessimists if there were
no casualties among hunters during
the deer hunting season. Duluth
News Tribune.
81.
That is Lovely of You, Doctor.
Some day when we go north with
Cook or Peary, we are going to take
Bob Dunn with u.s. just to give the
dear old man rest from his enemies.
|-Floodwood Broadaxe.
So.
Life-Timers at the State Capitol
Some men who have held Office in
the state capitol for twenty years
think neither of resigning or quitting.
States are grateful, even if republics
are NOZZLE Sueur News.
:-s.*.
1t is Ridiculously Low.
The only thing that we do not like
about the Princeton Union is it's
price of subscription. It gives every
body but itself a square deal at S1.OO
per year.-Pine City Pine Poker.
something for Lacerated Feelings.
Some editors ought to take some
thing for that agonized feeling when
ship subsidies are mentioned. and we
are half inclined to think, they are
willing to, too.-Ortonville Herald
Star
He Is Incapable of Libeling ANYBODY.
The Olberg Journal has been sued
for $4,000. A country editor who
can write stuff that will injure party
to that extent, is too valuable an
asset to be tied up in rural journal
ism.-Walker Pilot.
Worthy of Even a Governors Attention.
1t is worth the time of someone,
even that of a governor, to figure out
a plan, legal of course, whereby
roads will be built throughout the
state of Minnesota. They are needed
more than parkways about the state
capitol.-Le Sueur News
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An Opportunity to Squander.
The deep waterway project will
afford an excellent opportunity for
squandering of public money. Take
the ship subsidy and waterways to-
gether and you have a combination
that will bring national bankruptcy
about as soon as anything that could
be Matched out.-Madison Inde-
pendent Press
AGood Idea.
We are not ordinarily in favor of
anything that savors of boycott, but
we would like to see senators and
representatives from this north
country elected pledged to see that the
first important measure passed by
the next legislature provides for an
equitable reapportionment.- Hubbard
County Clipper.
T. s..
Willy Knute Knows the Game.
Is Senator Nelson giving Gov.
Eberhart some live wires or is he I'M
loading some dead ones onto the chief
executive? Knute has the credit of
naming two recent appointments and
one of them at least is open to suspi-
cion. It is Gov. Eberhart's concern,
and we are not worrying about the
senatOr.-St. Cloud Journal-Press.
The Oleander.
The Eden Valley Journal says that
the Minnesota state flower should be
the oleander instead of the lady
slipper. We have a whole family of
Ole Anders living a short distance
south of Dassel that are credit to
any community and would feel highly
aattered if the state should adopt their
fowery namesake.-Dassel Anchor.
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Plous for Pelf.
When the widow drops her mite into
the collection plate it's jingle is heard
in heaven by grateful ears, but any
coin that makes noise like widows
mite is displeasing to Gypsy Smith.
He recently called an audience three
cent christians because they did not
turn their pockets inside out when the
deacon with the contribution box
came around.-Prison Mirror.
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Has Reserved Presidency for Hammond
The Fairmont Sentinel says:
"Stranger things have happened than
that Theodore Roosevelt should be
the next democratic nominee for presi-
dent" Roosevelt has had trouble
! enough with, the democrats without