The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-08-10
OPINIONS OF EDITORS
Dam the banners Mouths,

:OPlNlONS OF EDITORS :
Dam the banners Mouths.
A town that is being continually
damned by it's inhabitants soon gets
as quiet as mill pond.-Walker
Pilot.
Food Prisoners, All of EN-.
Don't worry about DR.. Wiley, the
government pure food expert. He's
got his enemies all labeled Walker
Pilot.
Except Minneapolis
A Bible conference is being held at
Bemidji this week. Well, we know of
no section of country that needs it
misunderstanding Telegram.
i. =.
All Bluff and Buncombe.
P. V. Collins, 1.-The Farmers
Moses,' as he would like to be called,
persists in keeping in the limelight.
Collins is out for himself and all his
bluff and buncombe is nothing but
lot of cheap advertising for his paper
-Delano Eagle.
Frank Has superabundance of Gall.
Really it looks as if Frank Day had
assumed a large responsibility
directing and pointing out who the
democrats should nominate in Mime
sofa, and also giving the Montana
democrats advice along the same
lines.-Stillwater Gazette.
4 Bad Lot In Roseau
| just want to say to these inward
malformed creatures of libel on Gods
image, these low livered, thieving as
sassins Of manhood and womanhood,
that you are rotten morally, and to
faunt your virtues in the eyes of
decent people alliances the further ad-
vertisement Of your degenerate souls.
R. J. Bell in Roseau Times.
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A Rest Should be Forced Upon Him.
There are several democrats in this
congressional district who would
stand an excellent chance of giving
Charlie Davis a rest from his arduous
duties insurging if they will only enter
the field against him next year.
Charlie must be real tired from his
laborious duties in congress and the
electorate Of the district should vote
him good long rest.-Faribault
Pilot
And Knapp is Not Mapping.
Punsters all over the state are TAX
ing shy at the candidates in the
Eighth district. With Miller in and
congress grinding, the political pot
beginning to Boyle, the Princeton
sage declaring that he is about Dunn
with politics, Mcknight keeping his
plans dark, it does Bede all what an
opportunity there is for the feeble
minded to exercise their ingenuity
ambridge North Star.
4 -:
His Approval Comes Cheap
The book OF Lynn Baines may be
all that is claimed for it but the rec
ord Of it's author does not inspire
confidence in what he says. He has
made failure of his business VEN
lures and there is nothing about him
that would induce the careful business
man to accept his word about the
matters which he writes without ques-
ton or bring forward any reason why
the voters should turn down good
candidate because he does not meet
with Haines' proval.-Dassel
anchor.
File the Protest In Ottawa.
P. V. Collins, editor of the North
western Agriculturist of Minneapolis,
is up in arms over the passage of
the reciprocity treaty and has called a
meeting Of the northwestern farmers
tor state fair week to protest against
the measure. We have observed some
Of this fellows fine work in the state
editorial association and his streak of
yellow develops in large quantities
when things do not 60 to suit him.
AS farmer of the farmers and a keen
friend of the mail order Influences,