The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-07-28

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:: OPINIONS OF EDITORS (:
Can't be Disguised All the Time.
Poverty may be blessing but it
certainly is in disguise. -Brainerd
dispatch.
But 1t is Nice While 1t Lasts.
What fool is the man who will
mortgage his home for an automobile
"a useless thing after few years of
| use.-Anoka Union.
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Is the Balance Worth Saving?
If Sam Gordon's defeat has been
arranged for by the big fellows all
hell can't save the balance of the
ticket.-Foley Independent.
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/ The Johnsons Are Some Pumpkins.
John A. Johnson seems to be a
name to conjure with. For further in
formation, see Bob Dunn, Jake
Jacobson or James j. Jeffries.-
Bede's Budget.
| 49, r. @..S. i. + 4.
! -@ A Falling of Reformers.
When "reformers'' make glaring
mis- statements, knowing them to be
such, is it any wonder that people
question the sincerity of their reform?
|-Lanesboro Leader.
Not Builder but Advocate.
It is too hot to talk politics, but
never too warm to talk good roads,
by Bob Dunn. He is the most per-
sistent "good roads builder" in the
state. -RedgNPood Falls Sun.
| Equally Guilty.
TheFNorwood Times holds that the
man who tries to enter a saloon on
Sunday knowing it to be closed in
compliance with the law should be
punished as we'll as the saloon keeper,
who tries to keep his place of bust
ness open on nday.-Faribault
Pilot. -
He Might Hammer the Teachers.
A man named Schwinghammer is "a
) candidate for superintendent OF
, schools in Stearns county. We hope
he is not a knocker-but his name is
against him. Possibly he only in
tends to nail the election Staples
World.
Slammfng Jim Martin.
/ Those republicans who are kicking
because Ed. Smith was selected as
chairman of the state central com.
mittee ought to feel profoundly thank.
full that Jim Martin was not chosen
t to lead another 'forlorn hope."-
, Redwood Falls Sun.
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Ed. Is the Republican Moses.
With MIR. Smith in the saddle re-
publican principles will be enunciated
q the interest of every candidate on the
o state ticket will be carefully advanced
t and victory will perch on the repub
lican banner in November. It seems
to the Standard that it is about time
u for the knockers in the republican
d parry to put up their hammers ant
g commence to boost for the entire
6 Iticket.-Fairfax Standard.
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What Knockers Might DO.
. If all the men in this town who ar
now engaged in industriously knock
ing their neighbors and sticking thei
noses into other peoples bushes
If would get together and organize ;
Il boosters club, new hotel, a col
storage plant, a farmers elevator an
~ movement for good roads leadin
% into the city might be started With
J. forty hours. It wouldn't do an
2 damage to try it, for a change, any
" way.-Wilkin County Gazette.
g. I $50 i.
That Dosen't Help the q. 8. Consumer.
N An exchange remarks that 18th
'g American people annually consum
r. a billion and half dollars worth {
he lumber, and by reason of the tariff tt
- lumber magnates are able to levy
~ tribute of $12o, ooo, 900 upon the lumbt
consumers Of this country. :" just
be the present time the lumber manufa
I turers of the Pacific northwest Al
tie shipping considerable amount
so lum per to the Canadian prairie
at because they can get more money +,