The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-01-26
OPINIONS OF EDITORS
Br1ckbats WIN Follow.

Minnesota legislature amlQt a shower
of roses from the fair suffragettes.
|Brickbats may possibly follow later.
Little Falls Transcript. - ~
Anent Snow Shoyeling.
However generous and free hearted
a man may be about many things,
you hardly ever see him, in shoveling
snow from his sidewalk, trespass an
| inch or so onto the sidewalk of his
Observation-Disclosures Journal.
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Right You Are, Colonel.
The bill to prohibit the "iag''
nuisance on trains should become a
law. The idea of people being in
suited time and again by those who
get full and ride on the trains is pre-
posterous.-Eake Crystal Union. =. ~
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J. Hard to Take His Own Medicine. i,
The message of Governor Eberhart
was good and illustrates the famous
lines of the immortal Shakespeare:
81 could easier teach twenty what
we're good to be done than be one o1
the twenty to follow mine own teach
ing. "-Cloquet Independent.
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Millions for Roads. -
The state of California is to spend
S16, 100000 on a system of highways
in the interior. This is the most ,gi.
gantic step in road building that is
planned anywhere and should stimu.
late other states to get away from
their timidity on highway expeness.-
Aitkin Age.
Worse Than the Boat Rocker.
The woman that leaves the house
and three or four little tots to take
care of themselves while she slings
gossip with a neighbor is a thousand
times worse than the fool that rocks
the boat. Several cases have been
reported lately where the little ones
have burned to death in the mothers
absence. -Dassel Anchor.
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Great Is Progress.
The decision of Judge Willard is a
great relief as it will allow the
christian white philanthropist to fill
up his red brother with vile booze
and resume his civilizing occupation
of robbing the Indian of his lands
and any other property he may be
possessed of. Great is progress and
the wheels must not be retarded
Breckenridge Telegram. L.:
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Take Notice.
The postmaster general inclines to
the opinion that subscribers of news
papers secured through voting con.
tests, premium offers, etc., are not
regular and legitimate subscribers
las contemplated by law, and therefore
not entitled to the mailing privileges
of bona fide patrons of newspapers.
The P. M. G. is right. Take notice,
ye circulation ,boomers.-St. Cloud
Times.
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| Religion and Politics.
| Over in Wisconin the Rev. Daniel
Woodward of Omro, who lost his
Methodist pulpit because he made
political speeches for Candidate Nc.
Govern last fall, has been taken care
of by the governor. he gets job or
the state board of control at $4,000
per year and expenses. From nov
on we can look for the "preacher ir
politics" as permanent fixture.
Mortified News.
| Preparing Their Medicine.
The progressive republican meeting
at st. Paul recently was not attended
by every republican in the state as il
was reasonable to suppose it would
have been from the noise made by
the promoters of the affair prior tt
the gathering. There is no doubt bu
that those who attended meant right
but the truth remains that about al
they are accomplishing is cooking O.
a dish of crow which they will fn6
unpleasant eating In the near future
Madison Independent Press.
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| Cleanup Delayed Too Long.
Let's see. The late president ani
secretary of the Minnesota State Fail
association, who assumed unto them
selves with others that they we're the
institution, will hardly be able tc
spend two to three million dollars
they we're asking the legislature tc
appropriate for the benefit of the fair,
There should have been a cleanup
years ago. There is no reason thai
the state should be called upon to feed
this octopus for the benefit of the