The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-11-03
OPINIONS OF EDITORS
Political Mlsceeenation.

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Political n1lscegenation.
A democrat running on county
option platform is simply political
miscegenation.- Ortonville Herald
Star.
Quentin Believes In Material Garments.
"Some of our garments are physi-
cally made in Paris" claims an ad-
vertiser. Good for you, brother
somehow We never put much stock in
these spiritually made garments.
Quentin in Minneapolis Tribune.
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More Groans From the Wounded.
The groans from the wounded poll
ticians will hardly have ceased on the
9Th of November when the howls of
the hunter who has been mistaken for
deer will begin. The big game
season begins November 10TH
Cambridge North Star.
Ask Us Something Easier
With Daniel w. Lawler, staunch
democrat, openly talking against
county option, and James Gray,
democratic candidate for governor of
Minnesota, openly advocating the
same, where are democratic politics
at, anyhow?-Little Falls Transcrint.
Figuring How to Hold On.
The insurgent movement is assum-
ing so formidable proportions right
now in the country that every old po-
litical hack everywhere is figuring
increasingly on the problem of how to
become identified with it in some way
in order to stay in Office. -Willmar
Tribune.
But One Democratic Machine in Cambridge
John Norm took James Gray and
Edward Peterson to Princeton last
Monday evening after the gentlemen
closed their meeting here and brought
them back again before midnight.
John used the Starkweather auto,
the only democratic machine in town,
for the trip.-Cambridge independent
Press.
No Wonder the People are Wondering.
John Lind extols the late Gov.
johnson and boosts for Senator
Clapp, while Senator Clapp arraigns
Gov. johnson for having vetoed the
tonnage tax law in the interest of the
steel trust. In the meantime the
people are wondering what to make of
the whole conglomeration. Red
Wing Free Press (Dem.>
Treadine on Dangerous Ground.
Some friend should send wireless
to Senator Clapp that he is treading
on dangerous ground when he advo-
Gates the tonnage tax. He did this
very thing in his Willmar speech. He
should know that it is the range
people particularly and incidentally
those of all northern Minnesota who
are opposed to the tonnage tax, and
not the mining companies Biwabik
Times.
Democrats Balk In tho Harness.
All over the state democrats pro-
pose to dispose of the governorship
problem by not voting for either Gray
or Eberhart. They cannot support
Eberhart because of the things he
stands for-or rather, because of the
Interests that stand back of him-and
will not support Gray because he was
not chosen by the democratic party
and is not running on the democratic
platform.-Red Wing Free Press
(Dem.)
A Good Provision
The governor of Massachusetts, has
the power to declare a closed season
in hunting of all kinds when there has
been an extended and unrelieved
'drouth. Investigation showed thirty
five forest fires in that state which re-
suited from carelessness of hunters
and the governor has warned the
hunters of the danger of using fire.
arms in such season, intimating that
ne would use his power if the warming
did no good. Minnesota should have
a provision of that kind-Little Falls
Herald.
First Pub. Nov, 3, 1910.
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