The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1906-01-18
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Gathered From Every Corner Of the State
WILL q AGAIN


WILL RUN AGAIN
State Auditor s. G. Iyerson has an
nounced himself as a candidate for
denomination. He has had the Office
one term of four years, has made an
acceptable official and quite likely
will be given the usual Endorsement
by the state convention.-Warren
Sheaf.
WHAT THE STAR THINKS
If the next republican candidate for
governor was nominated under the
primary system his name would be
Jake Jacobson of Lac qui Parle county.
He stands strong with the people, but
the politicians will doubtless knock
him out in the state convention.-
LambertOn Star.
HOW 1T LOOKS TO THE PRESS-NEWS
1t looks very much as if Senator
Lord was the favorite to date for the
republican g~ubernatorial nomination.
However, Secretary Of State, Hanson,
is a close s~econd.-Winnebago City
Press-NeWs.
THE FREE-PREsS ISN'T WORRYING
Do not fear, the republicans will
nominate a man who will stand
squarely on his record-either publicly
or privately. And he will win, too.
TIona ~ AvooIlnyf nOnn N tho rn.
publican party fully capable Of max
ing a most excellent governor. One
of these will be placed at the head of
the state ticket. Mark the prediction.
-MankatO Free-Press.
EASTMAN FOR JAKE
1t is useless for any paper to at
tempt to conceal the fact that j. F.
Jacobson of Madison, is by long odds
the general fayorite as a candidate for
governor on the republican ticket.
Mr.. Jacobson's long legislative ex-
perience has made him we'll known
over the state, and the people like his
record. In all parts of the state the
sentiment is strong for him.--Wadena
PiOneer-JOurnal.
The Sank Centre Herald thinks the
republican party of Minnesota too
great to be dependent upon one man
for success. Yet one man-ROosevelt
saved the republican state ticket be-
low governor, and some congressman
pulled through by hanging onto his
coat tail.-Little Falls Herald.
Just wait until the next election and
you will see an entire republican state
ticket and nine republican congress
men pull through without hanging
anybody's coat tails.
GIT A-PLENTY WHILE YOU'RE CITING
The state has lost Cash Sprague as
presiding officer of the equalization
board, but it has a real Stearns county
candidate for presiding officer for the
state senate. But applying some
rule of equalization to politics, about
how much more is Stearns entitled to?
Little Falls Transcript.
Same as Morrison county-all it
can get. And you couldn't think of
charging up an office like lieutenant
governor against a county when it
as good a man as Sprague!
st. Cloud Journal-Press.
HE BUMPS BACK
The congressional fight in this
district seems to have caught cold,
with the exception of G. B. Buchanan,
who is still in the game ready to meet
all corners. Say, you fellows, "Buck"
is a hard man to bump up against
Akeley Herald.
LIKES JAKE
There is considerable quiet but
earnest work being done for Hon.
Jacob F. Jacobson in connection with
the republican gubernatorial nominal
ton. Mr.. Jacobson is. an honest
capable man and THE Posi- could
give him its hearty support in case
of his nomination. We want the
man in the party nominated
to oppose President Cyrus Northropas
candidate whom he transformed into
a tin god-for University pull pur-
poses. If Jacobson, the rough-and-
ready legislator from Lac qui Parle,
is the man to knock the halo from
his sanity idol, we are ready to
vote to make the nomination unani-
We like "Jake's'' rugged
honesty, and even his political enemies
must respect his fearlessness when
dealing with great public affairs and
lumber gratis. Blue Earth Post.