The Princeton union., 1911-11-09
OPINIONS OF EDITORS
Shot to Pieces.

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Shot to Pieces,
With our foreman at home shot
three times, a printer in the Blount-
Vile jail half shot, another in the
Office not worth shooting, the Comet
is issued under great difficulties this
week. johnson City Comet.
Indian WarwhOop Music In Compar1son
The Minneapolis Journal says the
"Rah! Rah! Rah! Ski-U-Mah!" of
the university mob made President
Taft tired. He probably expected to
hear Intelligent sounds emanate from
an "institution of learning. Red
Wing Free Press.
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Even the Bears Passed Her Up.
"A disconsolate spinster of Lima,
Ohio, decided to end her life the other
day and jumped into the bear pit at
the city hall park. The bears, how
ever, refused to take even a taste-al-
though they jumped at the man who
tried to save her. There is something
almost human about ars.-Quentin
in Minneapolis Tribune.
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Colonel Neff to the Rescue.
So the guys hope to defeat in
measure the woman's suffrage move
ment by having law passed that the
women must tell their ages? We guess
nit. The same law that regulates the
male voter will regulate the women
voters. All the law asks is, are you
81 years of age? That's all that will
be required of any voter as to age
Lake Crystal Union.
How the New Law Works.
Since hanging has been prohibited
as punishment for murder there has
been a startling increase in homicide
in all parts of the state. Criminals
arrested for an offense punishable by
a state prison science do not hesitate
to take a further chance for freedom
by Staying their would-be captors,
knowing that if the attempt is in vain
their sentence will not be much
greater. Plaine Herald.
T. & !.
No Popular Demand for 1t.
There is good deal of buncombe
about the noisy clamor of some
northern Minnesota newspapers for an
extra session of the legislature.
There does not appear to be now, and
has not been at any time, any particu-
lar public sentiment in favor of such
a step, Notwithstanding all the vigor-
Gus editorial articles calling upon the
governor to issue call for a special
ession.-Brainerd Tribune.
Rather Severe on Sam.
Was it an evidence that Sam Cor
don was mot afraid of the cars" and
that he would not ''dodge around the
corner to avoid responsibility, that
he did not attend any of the functions
in honor of the president of the United
States last week? Others may think
of it as they will, but this paper con-
ceives it to be species of cowardice.
He was afraid of getting mixed up in
the factions in thes republican party
which exist by reason of fellows like
him.-West St. Paul Times.
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Seeing the Error of Their Way
Since men like Cardinal Gibbons,
Archbishop Ireland and Cyrus
Northrup have spoken some plain
truths on the subject of initiative,
referendum and recall, the "progres-
sives' seem to have let 60 of this
doctrine, and to have some doubt as
to the expediency of shouting too loud
in favor of the other vagaries and
fallacies which have been so often in
the mouths of progressive" orators.
With the exception of Moses Explosi-
vista Clapp, who seems to have gone
"plumb nutty'' over the subject, the
orators are not shouting for initi-
ative, referendum and recall so vocif-
erously as they were while ago.
Man in the Dome, West St. Paul
Times
FATAG0NInfl INDIANS.