The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-06-17
PRIMARIES JUNE Il
Vote for the Candidates Nominated by
the Convention and You Will
Make No Mistake.
Balloting for These Men Will Mean
a Vote for Americanism and
Against Socialism.


flee of governor-Preus, Ellsworth,
Frankson, Iverson, Keefe and Ship
stead. Of these Mr. Preus was the
choice of the convention called for the
Of selecting candidates for
state offices. Notwithstanding this
some of those who filed saw. fit to re-
main on the ticket for governor, but
there were others who withdrew
of course, could not be cx-
pected to withdraw as he is the can
didate of the nonpartisan league. At
ter the convention had selected Mr..
Pre1s the others should, in the inter
SITS of the republican party, have
from the race as did Schil-
ling and Schmahl.
The fact that there are so many
candidates .on the ballot will, Of
course, weaken the convention nomi-
nee's vote, but notwithstanding this
there is strong indication throughout
the state that he will win out over
Shipstead, nonpartisan Lacquer.
To this end every republican who
goes to the polls on Monday should
cast his ballot for j. A. o! Preus, the
man who has pledged himself to stand
squarely on the republican platform,
and can be depended upon to do so.
For lieutenant governor Louis L.
Collins is the conventions nominee
and for secretary of state Mike Holm
They are both capable men and you
will make no mistake in casting your
ballot for them.
For state treasurer Henry Rines
was chosen by the convention as
the party's candidate to succeed him
self. During Mr.. Rines' incumbency
he has made an excellent state treas
urer, performing his duties to the gen.
eral satisfaction Of the public, and he
is certainly entitled to at least an
other term, Vote for Henry Rines
for state treasurer
For attorney general Clifford L.
Hilton (the present incumbent) was
selected by the convention. Mr.. Hill.
ton has made good in this position
and won the public confidence. He is
one of the most able lawyers in the
northwest, has performed his official
duties well and should be retained in
office.
For railroad and warehouse commits
sioner, o. p. B. jacobson 1.-THE present
incumbent), selected by the conven
ton, should receive the republican
nomination at the primaries. He has.
worked for the best interests Of the
people and been instrumental in Sc
curing much beneficial legislation.
For congressman in the tenth dis
trict Thos. D. Schall, Albert r. Hersh-
man and F. D. McMillen will contend
for the nomination. Of these three
Thos. D. Schall now represents this
district. He has attended to his du-
ties in way he considered best for
the interests of his constituents and
has never failed to do them a personal
favor whenever requested and to re-
ply to all letters promptly. Tom
Schall should receive your vote at the
primaries next Monday.
For associate justice Of the supreme
court Ito be nominated without party
designation there are four candidates
on the primary ballot, one Of which is
Judge Homer B. Dibell, whose term
expires this year. Judge Dibell is a
man Of wide experience and an able
jurist. He is fair and square in his
decisions and should receive the nom
ination.
On the democratic primary ballot
there are seven candidates for COVER
nor and two for secretary of state.
Women Voters in Session.
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