Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-10-24
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% TWENTY-FIVE REASONSWHY GOVERNOR JOHNSON -
=*ssS SHOULD BE RE-ELECTED =: 4

- Governor Johnson saved state in less
than two years BY having the Commissioner placed
salary basis progressive stand has
commanded national recogno with official commentator from
the President Of the United States who recognizes the fellowship
of earessnes No else could step and take the place of
Commissioner @ Brien the midst Of uncompeted work of the
highest Importance. =* s. %5 #}%sz .*YS~$
e. His administration of the Dairy and Food Department
has driven from the state the boxcar dealer foreign
foods and the scientific aid rendered department Min
nesota great dairy industry has received recognition from the
general government Commissioner Skaters unfinished plans
will make the department Of increasing value to the state
s. He Of the people, son Of Minnesota he has
shared the in the fight against adversely and gov
his interests and pahes have been those of the people
every public question. 80,
He has increased the capacity of the prison binder
plant 100000 pounds that the pro-
duct be sold the market to protect the plant from
Inhalation by the cordage trust. ">'
s. He has reduced chldabor in Minnesota factories a
minimum and the free employment bureau opened under his d
recon has given work to 10000 working people with out extra
g. He has made public timber in the northern woods
safe though it were at the capital and put an end sys
under which cheaper steal the timber than buy
T. Recent reductions in Minnesota grain and merchandise
made pursuant his recommendations, will Mime
sofa farmers and merchants this ensuing alone
$1,5ooooo in freight rates
railway legislation and and delay but
administration backbone in the enforcement of the laws have
He stands unequvocay for the reciprocal demurrage
in the last legislative session voted both ways the day.
in the last legislative session voted both nhe day
lie is the of and for all the people, regardless
of party section nationality and has before him single idea
the highest public interests.
abolition of passes for officials has been endorsed by
the late Republican state convention
He has infused and public spirit branch
of the government whether held by Republican Demo-
cratic officials \
49, His board of equalization has increased the assessed
valuation of iron and public service corporations by
$5o,ooo,ooo
H. He has taken the department Of education politics
and protected the public school lands by the enforced power of
the law.
IS His administration las been frank and fearless
and progressive and close and responsive to the
people,
16 He has stood to the first essential of chief exec
tive the enforcement of the law and loyalty the public interest
IL. A word fifty spoken by him followed by big
dcion when the railroad commission installed
49, Under his supervision the Office of public examiner has
been conducted with admirable zeal and discretion.
1o He has fulfilled his Pledges fought the fight Of the
pie and as governor has "made good -: =
He stands free alike from boss rule and from TIMBER
mining and railroad domination;
FL The wish display approval of his honest
: and fearless conduct. /:
The schools have been administered efficiently and with
out partisanship. ?
g. He is seeing and quick to support every progress
a. The law is his gudenot only for himself but for his
appointecs. -
-. 2s ri word he has tttn1ade good" -:
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