The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1908-05-21

OPINIONS oFEDrToRs

mend US to Minneapolis republicans
every time!-Anoka Free Press.
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Doing What They Are Hired to Do.
Newspapers whose idea of harmony
is to damn Bob Dunn may be pic
turesque, but they are not helping
bodybuilding Tribune.
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They Purposely Forget.
Some OF our exchanges must have
abbreviated memories when they ask,
What has Jacobson done to place him
IN the vanguard:-Evansv Enter
prise.
Independents Should Support Him.
Jake Jacobson of Lac qui Parle
should be the republican nominee for
governor and the independent demo-
crat should get out and support him
Jake stands by and with the people.
|-Floodwood Broadaxe.
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The Great IL Am."
The attorney general has written
another letter for publication. Give
I'd. time and an able-bodied type
writer and he may possibly be able to
tell the public what great and good
man he is.-Sauk Centre Herald.
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Temporary Recruits for Office Only.
Naturally the men that have stood
by Bryan and democratic principles
during the last twelve years feel sore
at being crowded out by johnson s
republican temporary recruits. Stay
ton Gazette.
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Welles is a Judge of Good Reading.
The editor of the Herald does not
agree with Bob Dunn in everything
political but finds the editorial page
OF Bob's newspaper, the Princeton
U on, the most entertaining read
ing that comes to his desk.-Sauk
Centre Herald.
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Dirty Advantage
Frank A. Day took advantage of
his position as chairman of the demo-
cratic state convention to roast
James Manahan. Possibly before
"Crazy Jim" gets through with Frank
the latter may conclude that he had
more gall than judgment. ST.. Cloud
Journal-Press.
Everyone Knows Where jacobson Stands.
Every one knows where an honest
man stands without having him pro-
claim it to the country every year. It
is only the CRATER who gets out every
year, that hollers himself hoarse tell
ing the dear people how, he stands on
public questions which is soon forgot
ten when he lands on a public Job
Vesta Censor.
One of the Foot Hills
That fiery southern orator, Gov.
Vardaman, says Bryan is "the sun
kissed, heaven piercing mountain,
towering above the foot hills of
humanity" Gov. Johnson's admira-
tion for the hyperbole is no doubt
tainted with a suspicion that he is one
of the foot hills referred to.-Orton-
Vile Herald-Star
A Slam at Fake Platforms.
Jacobson made his platform by his
record in the Minnesota legislature
and as a member of the board of con-
troll. He couldn't change that record
by announcing a new, up-to-date plat
form any more than some other candi-
dates can. It is not a question of
what these men now say they will
favor. The voters will judge them by
what they did.-Little Falls Trans
cript.
He Does Not Build Fake Platforms.
LILO 1IOm LOU Jul dfl0
has been building a platform ever
since he entered politics and every
plank has been laid in full view of the
public and in accord with Minnesota
highest ideals. An announced plat
form, built in a night and hastily
covered with a diplomatic varnish,
has let many good men down, so Jake
Jacobson played safe by starting
early and building of sound timber
Royalton Banner.
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On the Side of the Struggling Masses.
Those who are looking for an ex-
cuse to oppose the peoples candidate
for governor, J. F. Jacobson, are
trying to make capital out of the fact
that he has not come out with long
platform, reciting what he will and