The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-09-15

wait Tor someone else to do il but he
takes hold himself and does the Job
right up. # Bob is elected and G. 81.
Warner, with q big load OF county
option on his back, shall squeeze
through they will make an excellent
pair to 'sdraw to'' in the next ses-
sion of the legislature.-Cass Lake
Times.
It is said that the temperance ele-
ment of the republican party Of the
10Th district has endorsed the Hon. r..
c. Dunn for the legislature from his
district. Regardless of whether Mr..
Dunn is for or against the movement
for either prohibition or local option
by counties he would be valuable
man in the house. There is more than
one matter of Importance before the
people of Minnesota and Robt. c..
Dunn stands for the one that seems of
the most vital Importance, viz: good
roads and then some more good
roads. Madison Independent-Press.
County option committees represent
ing 18th district of Minnesota have
named r. G. Dunn of Princeton
Union for the house.
What do you think of that?
Here is man of whom it is said
when running for governor, was two
thirds full on special occasions and
one-third full all the time, is being
named by temperance people of his
home for an honorable in the house.
We all knew that the bummers who
went about the state telling that Bob
Dunn was intoxicated here, there and
everywhere he went-lied! We knew
they we're lying faster than a horse
could trot.
It was all for politics these lying
liars slandered one of the best men in
the state.
The 18th district will have a man of
honor to represent the people.-Lake
Crystal Union.
Robert G. Dunn has fled as can
didate for the legislature. There
should be no question of his nomina-
ton and election by the practically
unanimous vote of his district. He
has not sought the Office, but from all
over the state has come the demand
for his candicday. Mr.. Dunn states
that he has but two subjects to which
he will devote his attention, if elected
good roads and reapportionment.
It is to promote these measures that
he is wanted in the legislature, and
there is no politics in his candidacy,
or in these measures. Both are bust
ness propositions with no taint,lof
partisanship. No man in the state is
better qualified to share the leadership
in these questions and to solve them
both without friction, ill-feeling or
misunderstanding than is Mr.. Dunn.
The News Tribune, for the good of
the state, hopes to see Mr.. Dunn
elected by vote so emphatic as to
strengthen his hands in the good
work which will so greatly benefit the
state, and will make Minnesota the
most sought in the union by settlers.
Duluth News Tribune.
There has been much importuning
of ex-State Auditor Bob Dunn to be-
come candidate for the legislature,
and the chief purpose of the per-
suasion is his intense interest in the
promotion of good roads throughout
the state, though the desire for his
candidacy is also based on his extern
sive familiarity with the public affairs
of the state. Last week he was quail
fedly endorsed for representative by
his constituents, the OBTAINING string
being demand upon him to support
county option. This he has not
pledged himself to do further than
saying he will ''vote right. - The
News Messenger has been and is a
staunch contestant for county option,
but is not so hidebound as to make
this a paramount issue in all indi-
vidual cases of legislative candi-
dacies. And in the case of Bob
Dunn, whose candidacy is of state
wide interest because of his leadership
and advanced views in the matter of
good roads, We think it would be pru-
dent for his constituents to waive the
issue of county option and give the
candidate their. hearty support, trust
ing to his judgment in the consldera-
ton of county option, to "vote
right"
eff I consulted my own personal
desires, would stay at home," said
Mr.. Dunn. ''My friends are kind
enough to say that I can be of some
aid in putting through the good roads
legislation which the state needs so