The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-12-21
OPINIONS OF EDITORS

SOo 'o AOo d1ioduy oXpeF1--
enced.-Little Falls Transcript.
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Has Reached That Destination.
If the lieutenant governor is lookino
for unpopularity he is we'll on the
road to that Observation-Disclosures Falls,
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ASKED Tor Bread, Received q Stone
Lieut.. Gov. Gordon asked ATTORNEY,
General Simpson for an official legal
opinion and received in reply a stump.
speech.--St. Cloud Journal-Press.
$50.
Couldn't Make Better One.
Alvah Eastman of St. Cloud seems.
to be the unanimous choice among re-
publlcans for ongressman- at-large.
There is no doubt that the republicans.
OR any other party-might make d,
worse choice.-Red Wing Eagle.
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A Frank Admission.
We suppose the Fairmont Sentinel
will accuse us of stealing the article.
IN reference to the various holidays of
next year from them. Fact is, We.
stole it from the Mankato Review and
SO did the Sentinel. Ad--
vance-Standard.
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Big Noise Subdued.
The special session boomers made a
big noise at St. Cloud but we're
whipped to fragile on the floor of
the development convention. No one
wants an extra legislative session but
few politicians who hope to make
capital out of it.-Winnebago Press
News.
Only Question How Best Obtainable
A community STEPPED in it's own self
satisfaction in this day of good roads
building is bound to be left at the
starting pole. 1t ought not in any
community be necessary to argue the
cause of good roads. The only argu-
ment should be as to how best to get
the best roads for the least money
Perham Enterprise.
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Too Much Spectacular Agitation.
There is growing sentiment among
business men that there is too much
agitation in politics and business and
financial interests are disturbed there
by. The politician and speculative
newspaper is given to too much sensa-
ton in affairs political and the as
piring office seekers are likely to hear
this sentiment and profit by it,
Roseau Times.
Surpasses All Precedent
Of all the silly, absurd, nonsensical,
damphool ideas lately put forth Sam
Gordon's proposal to assume the
governorship and call an extra ses-
sion eclipses them all. This exhibi-
ton of bad judgment will not
strengthen him with the people. But
then, "Sammy" wants to be governor
real bad-if only for a day.-St.
Cloud Times.
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Small Politics by Small Potatoes.
The suggestion to have Lieutenant
Gov. Gordon call an extra session of
the legislature during Gov. Eberhart's
absence from the state smacks of
pretty small politics, to say the least,
and is so regarded by the people
generally. Those who wish to defeat
the nomination of Gov Eberhart
should resort to more honorable
means.-Mankato Journal.
"A Lac qui Parle View
Practical Robt. G. Dunn devoted his
time at St. Cloud last week to the live
question of good roads. He not only
advocates good roads but points
way of making them possible through
out the entire state. His was by far
the most timely, practical and up-to-
the.minute address made at the recent
meeting of the Northern Minnesota
Development association Madison
Independent-Press.
The Most Important by all Odds.
The enactment of the one-mill tax
for good roads is the most important
matter that will come before the
people of Minnesota at the next cleo
tion. The adoption of this amend
ment will do more towards the build
ing of good roads than any legisla-
tion ever put on the statute books.
The friends of good roads in every
county should organize to see that the
voters not only understand it, but
that they vote it.-St. Cloud Journal
Press.
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