The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-01-06
OPINIONS OF EDITORS
Too Many Irons In Fire.

be good, but is he not too free with
suggestions and getting too many
irons in the fire to thoroughly ac-
complish very much. Glencoe Enter.
prise.
$3.50:
His Buttlng In Not Appreciated.
Governor Eberhart's championship
OF the down-trodden corporations
against federal taxation does not
appear to be meeting with the cordial
approval of the state" press. Duluth
News-Tribune.
Gasbag Can't Fill the Bill
Ii Will take something more than
public speaker to land in the chief
executives chair next year. It is the
man that does things instead of talk
about them that the people are look
ing for.-Vesta Censor.
The Interests Forbid It,
Is it not strange that man so
brave as to interfere in a poker game
in behalf of strangers, and cause the
arrest OF gambler, dare not open his
mouth on the r important subjects of
county option, tonnage tax and rail
road Observation-Disclosures Reveille..
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That Coal Bill!
The ice man isn't as much in evil
dence just now as he was three or four
months ago, but there is the coal man
to make up for him-about hundred
fold, or SO. Consequently it is no
safer now than it used to be to walk a
given street without a sharp lookout
Red Wing Free Press.
How About the Innocent Public:
The best that can be said for the
strikers, is that it was an ill-advised
move. They should have made their
demand while holding their jobs and
there would have been a chance for
them to have gained something but
now in any event the loss falls on the
strikers City Post.
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A Good Suggestion.
Governor Eberhart is going about
the country preaching conservation of
natural resources for the benefit of the
state. Would it not be we'll for the
governor to practice what he is
preaching and conserve little of his
brain power and hot air for the benefit
of the state of which he is the chief
executive?- Faribault Pilot. e.
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Caused General Rejoicing. 4
Sam Fullerton, executive agent of
the state game and fish commission,
has received his walking papers. By
frequent changes of his political coat
Sam has held on for many years and
the announcement that the political
axe has been welded caused little if
any genuine sorrow.-Paynesvill
Press. ...s
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Not a Bad Suggestion Either.
The Foley Independent thinks the
next legislature should consider the
proposition of reapportionment, an
income tax, a one cent tax for good
roads and the publication of the
personal property tax list. The Foley
editor should be sent to the legislature
that he might incorporate his ideas
into laws instead of suggesting to the
other fellow.-Brainerd Dispatch.
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An Unpopular Strike.
q 1t may seem strange but it is true
that we have not seen single news
paper in sympathy with the present
switchmen's strike. To the contrary
very many of them, noted for their
friendliness towards the under dog
in fight, are very outspoken in their
announcements against it. If news
papers reflect public sentiment, it is
very easy to see on which side public
sentiment is to be found in the
present case.-Red Wing Free Press.
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An Indisputabie Fact.
Whenever an Englishman is illegally
incarcerated in a foreign country or
unjustly dealt with a British war
ship is Immediately dispatched to the
scene of trouble. The result is that
an Englishman is safe anywhere. It
is about time the United States fol-
lowed the same excellent example.
Too many Americans lose their lives
in foreign countries on, account of the
leniency of Uncle Sam.-Prison
Those Awful Exceptions.
The Bemidji Pioneer, in recent
issue, appeals to republican papers of
the state to: "Be good, for once,
bows: and let's see if we cannot elect