The Princeton union., 1909-07-29

!: OPINIONS OF EDITORS
Fooled Again.
At this writing there are two men II
the Office trying to borrow money o]
us, all because we we're seen TALKING
to man who has an automobile for
sale. -Sauk Centre Herald.
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Farmers Duty is Plain.
The centralized creamery is "teetb
and toe nail" against the farmers co.
operative concerns. The duty OF
every farmer that owns a COW is
lain.-Mankato Journal.
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A Mere Suggestion.
Why don't some of the editors who
have been talking reapportionment SO
strongly, call meeting to be held in
Duluth next month? We suggest that
Mr.. Stillman b. Bingham attend to
this at once.-Lake Breeze.
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Characteristic of thr Ingrate.
A few newspapers in the state are
calling some of the old republicans
"dead and down." after they have
spent years of their life in the cause
of the party. That is nice way to
treat friend, isn't it?-Evans Vile
Enterprise.
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Strive for Opposites.
The average city man works all his
life in the hope that some day he can
retire to the comfort and quiet of the
farm. The average farmer works his
fingers to the bone hoping to some
time buy a house in town.-Maple
Lake Messenger.
AGood Second.
Bob Dunn advocates a constitu.
tional amendment allowing road
and bridge levy of one mill. This
would give each county of the state
an average of about $4,000 per year.
We second the notion Mora Times,
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A Deplorable Condition
From town called Proctor, near
Duluth, comes the cry that the crops
cannot be moved from the homesteads
to the nearest market on account o+
poor roads. This will be the case ir
many other localities in Northern
Minnesota this year.-Bemidji Senti
mel.
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Demand Immediate Attention.
The talk of a special session of the
state legislature grows apace, since
congress will probably refer the in.
come tax amendment to the states. A
new law to replace the "pork barrel'
and reapportionment demand speedy
attention.-A. M. Greeley in: Big
Fork Compass.
The Truth in a Nutshell.
| Most, men who assemble on the
shady side of the street, armed with a
smooth stick and jackknife, car
figure out the tariff question clearly
and conclusively in ten. minutes, but
not one of them could pay for q pound
of tea without assistance. Saltwater
Gazette.
Typewriter That Would Fill the Bill.
We see typewriter advertised that
can add and subtract. If she can add
pleasure to her employer and sub.
tract jealousy from his wife, she is
the typewriter that. the average pro.
fessional man has been looking for,
for 10, these many years.-Jim Ham.
lin in Bricelyn Sentinel.
| Looking for Men Who Do Things.
The world is looking for man who
can do things and when he does to
idolize him is the rule. No man who
is conservative and slow of action is
in demand and the generation is
aware of this and no pace is set that
will tend to make such men and women
popular.-Granite Falls Tribune.
Bill Whiteman Perfectly Satisfied.
In an entirely impersonal way this
paper is quite satisfied to see Judge
Elliott, late of the state supreme
bench, go to the Philippines. The
Philippines, next to hell, is about the
farthest point from Minnesota there
is. "A judge who repudiates his debts
and his taxes has no place in this
tate.-Ortonville Herald.Star.
Anent Sightless Swine
The minute a town goes dry things
begin to look wet.-Arflngton Enter