The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-09-15

The state as state should own and
operate the fair, and not delegate it's
prerogative to private corporation
that seeks to make money Biwabik
Times.
1. s. !.
May be Some Live Timber In House.
Bob Dunn and Mike Bowling are
both candidates for the Minnesota
house of representatives. The house
will have some live timber in the next
session, and no mistake. Inter-Lake
Tribune.
Imposition Drives Away Friends
Many people lose their best friends
by1continued imposition, which ceases
to be virtue in due course of time,.
and like the we'll that. runs dry, not
missed until the water disappears.-
Saltwater Gazette. ~
Good Idea
The new method of making roads
with big engine and two graders is
such a success that farmers around
Waubun favor paying their road tax
in cash SO that their road money will
60 farther. Good idea.-Norman
County Index. 81
| a..ta.
Their Faces Not Attractive,
We're we voter, some candidates,
not in Morrison county or Little
Falls, those being handsome men,
would stand a better chance of get
ting our vote if they kept their cuts
out of the newspapers. It is too bad
that a man can't change his face to
match his platform. Sister Fuller in
Little Falls Transcript.
| Spellblnders Misleading.
It is a pretty easy thing to mislead
people by addresses made up of CON-
monplaces and platitudes. But it
should not be forgotten that it is the
men who have the honesty to plug
along and do their duty honestly and
face the great questions in a fearless,
patriotic way are the men who are the
safe leaders to fUllow.-Pine County
Pioneer.
His Name a-Thundering Goes.
I It now begins to look as though
John Lind is a man Of truth and
stick to-itiveness and that his name
will 60 laundering down the Missis.
sippi from Pigs Eye to Winona as
the only man in the history of politics
who ever refused the nomination for
governor when it was his to refuse
So long, John, and good luck
Journal Press.
Many Entertain Same Hope.
We hope Jim Tawney will win ir
the First district that he may be en-
abled to snap his fingers in the face
of a lot of outside busybodies flying
around the circle under the guise O.
"conservationists." Political sue
cess to the boy who rose from g
blacksmith apprentice to high ranl
in the halls of the nations congress
BLUE Earth Post.
Hot Air Artists.
Conservation gone mad is about tn
condition at present. The big con
vention at st. Paul is about one pc
cent conservation and ninety-nine pc
\ cent politics. The trouble is not witt
the excellent principles of conserva
ton, but with the people, who appea
to be in such a state of hysteria tina
b nothing will please them but tn
J. mouthings of a lot of fellows that ar
n experts in the tanning of hot air.
Slayton Gazette.
Added 81. 100000 to Raiload Taxes.
Q The cut in the state tax rate speak
}. of the excellent financial condition i
y which the state finds itself. The re
suits are due very largely to the gros
" earnings tax law which wise legis
. lature passed some years ago, an
d the chief opponents of which we're j
s F. Jacobson and r. G. Dunn. l
satisfactory administration of affair
has helped some, but the passage {
~ that law has helped the most.-Litcl
b field Review. III
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Man-Afraid-of-Hi s-Name.
Other things being eq:al we belie1