The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1908-04-30

pure friends than this same Bob
Dunn, for the peoples choice two
years ago and the peoples choice
today, Jacobson. Nothing wrong
about that is there?- Verndale Sun.
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ihe Country Will Stand by Him.
The plan to bring out local candi-
dates IN sections that would naturally
be strong for jacobson will be viewed
with suspicion by republican voters
this year. It will not be hard to turn
the large cities against jacobson in
the convention, and the country must
stand solidly by him if he is to VIM
Little Falls Transcript.
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The Would-Be Private Secretary.
Chas. Cheney, the dope writer of the
Minneapolis Journal, bowls like a
man who sees the private secretary
ship to the governor slipping away
from him and is powerless to help it.
Anyone acquainted with his recent
utterances cannot but help feeling dis
gusted with the slush that he is dish
ing up to the public. -Royalton
Banner.
J.
Will Win in Walk-a-Way.
At the present writing it looks very
much like J. F. Jacobson of Lac oui
Parle county. Ed. T. Young has an
nounced that he is still in the race
and will fight for the governorship
nomination until the end, and the
Heatwole boomers occasionally fire a
signal shot, but at the present speed
OF the contestants Jake will win in a
walk-a-way.-Echo Enterprise.
$50.
Can Read His Own Obituaries,
Usually men die before their valu-
able relations to mankind are given to
the world, in public print, and then a
lavish use of language tickles the
palate of their friends, as they drink
the etfusion handed to them. Not so
with Gov. Johnson. He can read the
eastern magazines and imagine him.
self demi-god.-Le Sueur News.
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From the 'Interests" of Course!
Frank A. Day put his foot in the
cogs when he phoned to James Me-
Guggen of Waseca that he had plenty
OF money for the johnson campaign.
The Bryan people have known this for
some time, but Mr.. Days acknowledge
ment is the first that has come from an
authentic source. Now Frank should
inform the people where this money
comes from.-Floodwood Broadaxe.
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So Say They ALL
If the delegates and visitors from
every part of the state voiced the
sentiment of the republican voters of
Minnesota upon the gubernatorial
question, Hon. Jacob F. jacobson of
Lac qui Parle county is so far in the
lead that his opponents for the repub-
lican nomination will hardly be able
to keep in sight of him during the
balance of the race. -Bricelyn Sentinel.
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Exercising His Privilege
Bob Dunn is exercising his privilege
as an American citizen, and a promi-
nent one at that, in doing ali he can
to bring about the nomination of Mr..
Jacobson. It makes one very weary
to hear some of our papers criticising
jacobson because Dunn is su pport-
ing him. Jacobson would be a Door
politician if he should antagonize Mr..
Dunn and his following.-Dassel
Anchor.
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Properly characterized.
Roosevelt is Tom Platt's NAM
Roosevelt has surrendered to Wall
street, Roosevelt shot a man in
the back"-and few more fool things
have been said about the president.
None of these, however, are more
absurd, ridiculous, untrue, libelous
and stupid than the insinuation that
jacobson has entered into deal with
corporation interests.-St Cloud
Journal-Press.
They All Tried to Get His Help,
Why all this knocking of Bob Dunn?
Mr.. Dunn is not a candidate for
governor, and is only exercising his
right as an American citizen in sup
porting for governor the man of his
choice. There are other candidates
who would be mighty glad to get his
help. His choice is J. F. Jacobson
and nobody in Minnesota will have to
make any apology for supporting
the same man. He is all right all the
time.-St. Cloud Journal-Press.
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The Farmers for Jacobson.
1t would not take long for anyone
to ascertain the sentiment among the
farming communities in regard to the