The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-09-02

on grain crops and marsh hay who
are complaining, not the ones who
are raising corn, potatoes and COWS.
Have you noticed it?-Hubbard
County Clipper.
We'd Shoot the Subsidizer Before Brea kfast
Robert Galusha Dunn continues to
make noise like man who would
like to WELD the sceptre in the marble
palace. And by the way, Bob, be-
fore we 60 an inch further, tell the
people how you stand on ship SUBJ
sidy.-Martin County Sentinel.
$50.
Mr.. Bryan's Great Love.
Now Bryan wants a plank inserted
into the democratic platforms all over
the country to the effect that the can
didates shall carry out the pledges Iof
the party. Bryan's love of Gov.
johnson is said to have inspired the
''insert. "-Brainerd Dispatch.
$50
An Open Question in an Open Town.
The new bartenders' union organized
in Moorhead Sunday, among other
officers elected a chaplain. It is
natural to wonder if their prayers are
directed to the maker of all heaven
and earth or to the maker of all
booze. -Moorhead Independent.
49,
There is Not Much Left to Split.
Our republican brethren claim that
the recent tariff farce at Washington
may result in a split among the Min
nesota members of their party. Is
this brand new split or the same
old trouble that Bob Dunn met few
years ago.-Anoka Free Press.
$50
Van SAINT, for Instance.
absenting himself from his Office at
the capitol. This state would have
been better off if some of the republic
can governors we have had had got
out and stayed out of the state en-
rely.-Madison Independent Press.
$3.50.
Frank Instigated the Demonstration.
Understanding perfectly Frank
Days parauoiacal temperament he
has been barred from the proposed
non-partisan demonstration to the
Minnesota insurgents. This seems
unnecessarily severe. He could have
been disarmed at the gate Ortonvile
Herald-Star.
Then an Editor Would FIJI the Bill.
1.-The kind of husband a woman
likes" is once again the subject of
literary and newspaper speculation.
Our belief is that woman likes a
man who cusses when he is mad, so
she can lecture him into speechless-
ness.-North St. Paul Sentinel.
.-.s!.
Same Old Federal Pap-Suckers
1t is very seldom you hear of any
new man or woman appointed to some
government Office. 1t is the same
old crowd. Just as though there we're
no others in the republican party but
the perpetual Office holder. Turn one
of this class out and see him howl and
join the democrats at once.-Lake
Crystal Union.
Men Who Can see Ahead Wanted.
Whenever there is anything good in
the way of public utility or public
property that is unprotected, there is
always trust to gather it inland
the protest usually comes after it has
been foreclosed. We have plenty of
men who can see things from the rear
end of the observation car. What is
needed is few engineer statesmen
with clear vision ahead.-Journal
Press.
The King Can Do No Wrong.
Six years ago r. G. Dunn was de-
1eated for governor very largely as a
result OF his enthusiastic eulogy OF
James J. Hill who had just built a
handsome new depot in Mr.. Dunn's
nome town. Last month, the man
who defeated him, travelled across the
continent in special train over Mr..
HIPS railroad in order to unveil a
bust OF Mr.. Hill at the Seattle exposi-
ton and to pronounce eulogy over
the life and deeds of the greater rail
roader. The governors course and
speech is everywhere hailed with &C.
claim through the state. Are the
people tickle or is the belief simply
getting general that thing is ali