The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-06-07

publican party this year in Minnesota
means the defeat of J. A. Johnson by
IS, 900 majority.-Austin Transcript.
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| just Surprising.
Gov. johnson received a call the
other day from the ex-bruiser, Johr
L. Sullivan. Now just supposin' that
Bob Dunn was occupying the cover.
nor's chair instead of Johnson, VIVA,
a howl would have been heard from
Roseau to Houston!- Mankato Jour.
nal
The Right Way to Advertise,
A remarkable crusade took place at
Red Wing recently. Prompted by
offers of prizes, hundreds of school
children stripped the city of all often.
sive advertising signs. This is as il
should be. The only proper place to
do advertising is in the newspapers
Winnebago Enterprise.
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| Why Not Call 1t ''Alvahism," SiobIomo
The seven curses of the United
States are: Graftism, socialism, com.
mercialism, bossism, suicide, divorce
and perjury. -Greenbush Journal.
You might add one more: it has not
received a fixed name yet: party
treachery and political cussedness.-
Minneapolis Telegram.
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His Feet in Two Troushs,
Editor Alvah Eastman of the St.
Cloud Journal-Press is holding down
republican job given him by Presi-
dent Roosevelt and a democratic lob
under appointment of Gov. johnson.
And still Alvah is the loudest in his
claims for republican harmony
Cambridge Independent.
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Times Bets on the Hypocrites.
The Times will bet good sized
cocoanut that the fellows who are
shouting the loudest for jacobson as
candidate for governor are the fell
lows who, when they get into the lit
tie booth with their conscience and
their God," will vote the hardest for
Johnson.-West St. Paul Times.
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Hypocrite Alvah and His Clique.
At the present writing the jacobson
boomers are doing more to disioint
the republican party than any other
set OF men interested in state politics.
Jacobson himself does not sanction
this, but the noise is being made by
those who have donned the garb OF
harmony in vain hope Of concealing
the undergarments of spite.-Walker
Pilot.
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Good Advice Wasted.
The way to get harmony is to nom.
mate the candidate strongest with the
people.-St. Cloud Journal-Press.
Very true. And another good way
is for every man who calls himself a
republican, and every newspaper that
pretends to be a republican newspa-
per, to declare plainly that they will
| abide by the decision of the delegates
to the state convention, and enthusi-
astically support The nominees of that
convention, whoever they may be-
Brainerd Tribune.
Position Dishonesty Taken.
Some of Jacobson IS present support
ers who bolted the state ticket two
years ago are decidedly unfair. The
St. Cloud Journal Press is for Jacob.
son, and it is constantly arguing that
the only way any one else can posi-
bly, be named at Duluth is by dishon.
est and corrupt means. That clearly
leaves the St. Cloud paper the neces-
sity of again boiling the state ticket
unless the republicans should choose
of the seven or more good men the
one that the Journal-Press favors. It
is not credible that such a position is
taken honestly.-Little Falls Tran
script. ......
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Sized Up Correctly.
| Alvah wants Senator Nelson en-
dorsed by the Duluth convention. AL
yah is one of Johnson's Office holders.
Alvah's paper has a democratic rec.
ord and he probably plans that the
party he quit to elect johnson will
oppose any man or measure he advo.
Gates, hence his advocacy of jacobson
and Nelson may, be. considered as a
scheme to array the republican party
against them. Nelson was all right
in the last election and the republican
party will take care of his interests
without the help of democratic news.
papers or democratic oficeholders.-
Rush City Post.
Princeton vs.. Milaca.