The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-12-30

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: OPINIONS OF EDITORS !:
Same Old Price.
Somehow the price of kerosene keeps
about in the old place, notwithstand-
ing Kellogg's coup.-Rush City Post.
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Will Bob Up Occasionally.
Some OF de gang who are trying so
hard to keep Bob down, can't help
but take notice of a few of the good
Ideas that bob up whenever the ex-
auditor gets to talking. Walker Pilot.
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Hold Your Jack Pine.
A north state exchange predicts that
In a few years the farmers who have
jack pine on their lands will be able
% get into the millionaire class from
jhe sale of their trees. Mississippi
Valley Lumberman.
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Can't Stop EN- by Statute.
II anyone thinks little thing like
a statute is going to prevent the
democrats from nominating John
Lind for governor next year, they
have another guess coming. = rton-
Vile Herald-Star.
Frank Day Wants an Easy Mark.
We repeat: The proper and logical
thing for our republican friends to do
is to renominate A. o. Eberhart for
governor by reclamation. Any other
action will spell party disruption and
-Fairmont Sentinel.
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Roads Absolutely Necessary.
Because Northern Mile Laos county
is not settled, is not to say we haven It
the best land on earth. Even a gold
mine requires shaft to get into it
and a road to take the ore away.
Roads are what we must have.-Lake
Breeze.
We Love Our Rugged Northland.
The development of Northern Min
nesota is a theme on which the editors
of the state can write many volumes.
Nearly every issue of every paper in
this section has something about the
growth of it's locality.-Brainerd
Tribune.
No Task He Cannot Accomplish!
1t is stated on good authority that
Gov. Eberhart is at work rearrang-
ing the schedule of Halley's comet,
and that hereafter it's appearance will
be annual and will mark the opening
of the Minnesota state fair.-W;lkin
County Gazette.
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Wants It Handed to Him.
The Brainerd Tribune asks Rip
Brewer to rise up and tell an expec-
tant constituency just where he is at.
Rips right at home, brother, waiting
for that expectant constituency to
ring the front door bell and hand
him~something on a platter. Walker
Pilot. r
The AL Important Issue.
Bob Dunn says the Alpha and
Omega of state development can be
summed up in two words-Good
Mr., Dunn is right. The
of our waterways sink
into insignifcance when compared to
the question of good roads.-Madison
ependent-Press.
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Bill's Head Is Level.
Bryan denies that he intended to
make national issue of prohibition.
He does think, however, that if a state
votes for prohibition, it should be able
to give the proposition a fair trial,
and liquor should not be shipped into
the state under federal permits. That's
different Little Falls Herald.
Resigned Because He Was "Obliged'' Too.
The state agricultural school is to
be congratulated on it's rescue from
the slough of politics that threatened
it when Mr. Olson was elected to the
position of dean. Albert Woods, a
practical and able man, was elected
to the deanship vice Mr.. Olson, re-
signed. -Dassel Anchor.
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Mere Supposition.
Some of our exchanges are insinuat-
ing that number of subscribers ap-
pear. to think that the tariff placed the
papers on the free list. It didn't;
rQithor tho no nov, ,,eoI ~ &ho f,oo