The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-12-14
OPINIONS OF EDITORS

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The People Like Frankness. ~
There is always something to be
said in favor of public official who
is frank with the public, even if he
makes q lot of mistakes.-St. PAIL
Dispatch.
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We Should Hope Not.
"Ralph, the St. Paul correspon-
dent of the Princeton Union, seems to
have the political situation sized up
fairly we'll. Is it Ralph wheelock?-
Cambridge North Star.
$3.50.
Wiley Should Not be Included.
The last bulletin from the agricul-
tural department convinces US that it
has surrendered, bag and baggage, to
the abominable storage industry of
the land.-St. Paul Review.
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We are not for Eberhart for gov
ernor, but should he gain the nomina-
ton we would support him in prefer
ence to any democrat we have heard
of so far in connection with this Office.
Walker Pilot.
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This would never be tolerated in
prohibition Maine: The South Bend
News says, Gas they worked and
played the delicious strains of
Elbel's orchestra. was waited through
the building, which intoxicated the
listeners. "-Stillwater Gazette.
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And Easiest to Get Away From
From Minneapolis newspapers we
gain the impression that the theory
that it is healthful to sleep out of
doors is correct, for the MINNEAPOLIS
newspapers COO over the assertion
that it's policemen are the strongest in
the ountry.-Bemidj Pioneer.
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She Should be Recompensed
Who's going to make up to the poor
Austrian woman at Hibbing, who was
accused of numbering her husband
and released after months stay in
prison? The indications are that she
has some practical consideration CON-
ing at the hands of the state.-News
and Comment, Duluth News-Tribune.
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Rapidly Falling to Pieces.
1t seems to be the general opinion
in Washington that the progressive"
movement is rapidly falling to pieces
and that since La Toilette has ap-
propriated the progressive" organi-
cation to his own use, that organiza-
tlon will go down to defeat with fight
ing Bob.-Man in Dome, West St.
Paul Times.
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Leave 1t to Regular Session.
Much has been said and written
about calling an extra session of the
legislature, but Governor Eberhart
has had the good sense to ignore the
hue and cry. The northern counties
want reapportionment. We believe
that they should have it. It is no
more than justice. But for goodness
sake, leave it to the regular session of
the MISUNDERSTANDING City
They Should
The idea that it is better to keep
senator's and congressman in Office is
good: but it is distinctly not good
unless the senator and congressman
deserve to be kept in Office. The only
way they can deserve being kept in
office is to serve the people. When
their allegiance is divided their USE
fulness is curtailed. When they
cease TO serve the people and turn
their service to the cause of special
privilege and corporate greed their
usefulness is gone and they should
be defeated.-Daluth Herald.
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They Follow Ineersoil's Advice.
The women of the Bishops club of
Duluth have given their offerings of
beautiful blossoms to Bishop McGol-
rick without waiting until he was no
longer with them and then heap them
on his grave, as 50 often is done in
this thoughtless world. The club of
women was assisted in the
honor paid their beloved bishop by