The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1908-10-15

whlle Jacobson's following has been
made by his hard work for the past
twenty years and his record has been
one Tor the people. Gentlemen, are
you going to vote for the man who
has fought for you or are you going
to vote for the man with the winning
smile who has done nothing, who has
advocated nothing in the past four
years:-Akeley Herald.
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reason Is Obvious to the Farmers.
Inc Minneapolis chamber of COM
merce, almost to a man, is working
Tor the reelection of Gov. johnson.
Inc farmer can easily figure out why.
What the chamber of commerce
wants it is safe to say the farmers Of
Minnesota do not want, and will vote
for ''Honest Jake'' for governor
Heron Lake News.
The Same Old jacobson.
The good things said of jacobson
two years ago by the democrats. are
hard to explain this fall. The most
foolish explanation, and the one which
does not explain is that Jake has
changed since two years ago. Seasons
may come and seasons may 60. but
Jake goes on forever Flood wood
Broadaxe (Dem.).
So
Disguised With the Kitchen Cabinet,
1t is the democratic Office holders
instead of John A. Johnson that are
running for Office this fall, and the
republicans of the state are taking
cognizance of this fact. The repub-
llcan voters gave Governor johnson
two elections, but when it comes to
voting for Frank Day, Dick O'Con-
nor, etc., results will be different.
Park Rapids Enterprise.
So:
jacobson Far in the Lead.
Judging from newspaper reports
j. F. jacobson is making a winning
campaign throughout the state. One
thing certain is that he will carry this
section OF country by big majority
and this will be a remarkable gain
over the republican vote cast for gov
ernor at the 1904 and 1906 elections.
Other sections of the state report
equally favorable for Mr.. Jacobson.
Enterprise.
Vote of Cities Will Decide.
Wherever j. F. Jacobson. the re-
publican candidate for governor,
speaks he is having large and appre-
ciative audiences and there is no
question but that the country towns
and districts are going to rally to
the support of Jake handsomely. It
is up to the republicans of the three
big cities to decide whether Minnesota
is to remain in the democratic column
or not, and the responsibility will be
placed where it belongs.
Review. 80 =-.@7'ss- =. '5,'-..-
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An Unfair Law.
The primary law as we have it in
Minnesota is the rankest kind of a
farce. We were in favor of it and be-
lieved that it would eradicate many
abuses of the old system. It probably
did, but many other evils, worse in
effect than the old, have taken their
places. The law burdens the..taxpay-
ers as we'll as the candidates with
greatly increased expense and in ad-
ditiOn leaves bruises that cannot be
healed. Better abolish. the whole
thing. Breckenridge Telegram.
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instrumental in Getting Irvine Plant.
In casting your vote for governor,
if you happen to be a farmer, just
remember that you owe debt of graft
tude to Jacobson for his work in
connection with the establishment of
the prison Irvine plant. In this matter
as in all other important questions
coming before the legislature while
be was a member of that body, he was
always with the people. Don't forget
to show your appreciation now that
you have the opportunity. -Bertha
1. i. =.
What Has He Accomplished:
We hear great deal of talk about
what a good governor John A. John
son has made but when we call for a
bill of particulars have SO far failed
to find man who could tell US of a
single thing that he has accomplished.
AS an accomplished speaker and
genial gentleman Mr.. Johnson is all
right but further than this we can see
no reason for a republican to vote for
him, for he has accomplished abso-
lutely nothing in four years and is
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