The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-12-16
OPINIONS OF EDITORS

standard bearer for l91O,-Rush CITY
Post.
Pointed Pun.
There is little accomplished by any
strike that will switch men from
honest labor to indolence.-Walker
Piolt.
Inc Right Kind Over Here, Colonef.
There is a political possibility trust
IN the twin cities that needs "bustin',
If the right kind of buster could he
tound.-Rush City Post.
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Better Than a Meal Ticket.
Bob Dunn's editorial page con-
tinues to be as appetizing to the
country editor as an unpunched meal
ticket to a hungry tramp printer
Walker Pilot.
Gotham Anglophobiacs, Take Notice.
King Edward is reported to be
opposed to automobile racing. This
ought to make the streets of New York
much safer than they were before
Elysian Enterprise.
The Speech Was Printed All the Same.
In one way the strike was of
material political benefit to Governor
Eberhart. It hindered him from keep
ing an appointment to deliver a
speech. -Walker Pilot.
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Old Pease Favors q Winner.
The man who can win is the Unions
candidate for governor on the re-
publican ticket. No matter if it be
Eberhart, Lee, Dunn, Brewer or anv
other man.-Anoka Union.
Contingencies of a Financial Nature.
A number of republican newspapers
in the state are looking for certain
contingencies which will force them to
support a democrat for governor
next year.-Ortonville Herald-Star.
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The Moses Still In the Builrushes
The Moses who is able to lead the
republican party out of the wilderness
in this state in the next campaign has
not yet announced himself as can
didate for governor.-Roseau Region.
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Banking on Republican Dissension.
With the republican camp in the
usual turmoil and republican cohorts
in the usual sadly demoralized condi-
tion the prospects are bright for
another democratic victory at the
polls next election.-Anoka Free
Press.
It's Their Daily Lying That Hurts.
Bob Dunn asks the twin city papers
to give W. E. Lee fair show if he
decides to become a candidate for
governor. We doubt that these
papers can make or break any man
politically, and there are instances to
bear out this belief.-Le Sueur News.
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The Verbose MIR. Eberhart
When Governor Eberhart speaks of
state officials working "a hours per
day, he probably refers to his owl
exploits in the speech making line
Hibbing Tribune
Where does that old adage about a.
man Of words and not of deeds come
in?-Duluth News Tribune
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State Should Pay Taxes.
There is growing and general
agitation that the state should pay
taxes ON the immense acreage of land
that it owns in northern Minnesota.
Even some public men who do not live,
in this section are beginning to see
the force of the argument that the
states holdings are being increased in
value and the state is not bearing its
proportion of the expense. -Biwabik
Times.
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ills Good Sensible Advice.
After all if you have chance to.
arbitrate any of your real grievances
do it. You may not get all you are
entitled to but you are quite likely to.
get more than you will at the end of a
fight, and you will then have the SYM
pathy and good will of the public,
assets of no mean value when the next
scrap is on. This is good advice for
either labor union or mighty rail-
way company.-Or tonyille Herald
Star. as
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The young man who said he, would
rather be bull in a china shop than
a candy kid in society is now working