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

else.-Fertile Journal.
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Franks Mouth is Overworked.
Frank A. Day, Gov. Johnson's pri-
vate secretary, says it is now a case
of president or bust for Johnson. It
will be bust sure enough
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Slam at Cheney.
A number of newspaper men with
whom it is chronic to be "short," are
eligible for the appointment as state
oil inspector at any time.-Ortonville
Herald-Star.
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Boomerang.
Young's letter to the democratic
Duluth Herald which he intended as a
boom to his gubernatorial aspirations
is developing into a boomerang
Bricelyn Sentinel.
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Revenge Is Sweet.
Revenge is sweet even to the poll
tician, and the great American game
of politics is not without it's manifest
ations of just retribution at times
GAINESVILLE Record-Review.
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Has a Chestnutty Flavor
b. T. Young's letter Identifying all
other candidates with the interests as
arrayed against himself smells
strongly of that old merger" chest
nut once sprung by one Van SAINT
Milaca Times.
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A Four Ace Hand.
There seems to be a little struggle
between the Bryan and Johnson
forces in the different parts of the
country, but when the "show down"
comes we would like to hold Bryan's
hand.-Evansvil]e Enterprise.
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The Kind of Fellows Who Hate Him.
Some of our impetuous politicians
would even deny Bob Dunn the right
to vote at all. Show US real good
hater of Bob, and we will show you a
political fraud not to be trusted under
any circumstances.-Rush City Post.
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Three to One.
A close political observer at the
recent republican convention men
toned to the Post man that more than
three-quarters of the delegates were
unequivocally in favor of Hon. j. F.
Jacobson for governor Rush City
Post.
Something That Counts.
The friends of the "long platform"
candidates for governor are attempt
ing to belittle the Jacobson candidacy
because he hasn't platform. He has
something that counts for lots more
he has record.-Long Prairie
Leader.
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Not Dead Yet.
And still Bob Dunn is a great
power in the republican party. When
he arose in that convention the other
day his remarks we're listened to with
more attention than those of any other
man who spoke.-Sauk Rapids Sen
tinel Free-Press..
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A Campaign for Revenue Only
Bro. Lee of the Long Prairie Leader
would like to know who it is that is
paying the expenses of the Johnson
presidential campaign. Didn't the
Leader man know that the governor
had an interest in a country printing
Officer Akeley Herald.
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No Confidence In Notorious Grarters.
It is all right for those who have
always heretofore been found on the
side of the corporations to cry" down
with them," but the people have no
confidence in their seventh hour con-
version. Jake may be little short
on looks, but he's long on results. -
Perham Bulletin.
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! Keeps the Young Gang in Hot Water.
j. F. Jacobson seems to be the
strongest candidate for the guber-
Material nomination thus far men
toned. Jacobson is a hard man to
head off, and he is giving the other
fellows more trouble and worry than
anything else at the present time.
|-WOrthington Herald. a.
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Nothing Wrong About That.
Bob Dunn is not selecting a candi.
date for the people. 3 He is simply
falling in line for harmony, and as
between the two candidates now in the
field he is on the Jacobson side of the
fence aud doing what he can, which is
admitted to be a whole lot, for few; men