The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-11-02
HON. JOHN E. ERICKSON
Our Governor Our Candidate for Governor
Our Governor

Helena, Montana, October 25, 1928.
To the Voters of The State of Montana:
It is with more than ordinary pleasure that we present our
Erickson. any ." "''" :" ON'''N w
Look at him, and you behold a big, strong man; a man with
an open and honest face, calm and steadfast, a serious but kindly
face, furrowed deep with the cares OF a conscientious man.
There is much about him that makes you think Of Abraham
Lincoln he has the same depth and breadth of human sympathy,
the same high regard for the lowly, the poorest man n woman
will always receive a kindly and respectful hearing before him.
AS Lincoln, he is always willing to do chores for anyone, however
humble.
You will understand the Governor better if you bear in mind
that he served as District Judge during ten years before he be-
and Identified in all his doings, he does nothing rashly or thought
lessy; he is not an agtator, a grand-stander, a ume-seryer or
noise-maker; he does big things in a very, quiet way. tie IS a
judge Of that exalted type that "does justly, loves mercy ana
walks humbly"
Governor Erickson has a host of friends; many that he has
gained in later years, but also a great number whose friendship
has ripened through a lifetime; they remain true to nm because
he is true to them; he has never doube-crossed a man in his life
But there is a certain rich man soiourning somewhere be-
tween Los Angeles and New York, or Paris, whom he has failed
to to b bisi inbe rhe ' we e a to produee abuse b laels and heap eap it uo &c the
head of our just and upright Governor The ugly sentiments OF
this saIio man eo ad ths no'1 by the oil Citizens as n't of this State Stat IL in sdeeadn "a a
Governor.
Governor Erickson hos given US a faithful, upright, wise and
constructive administration. Identified and honorable IN all It's
aspects and of enduring value to the State of Montana.
Throughout all of his public life Governor Erickson has
worked consistently ard without wavering for temperance and
for ali that is good and pure; there is not a speck or blemish on
his private life; tt S a shining example for the youth and man
HOO VI lHOuIdud
The natural bent Of his being and the whole record of his
life, private and public, is in full accord with the advice of Paul
whatsoever things are true,
Whatsoever things are honest,
Whatsoever things are just,
Whatsoever things are pure,
Whatsoever things are lovely,
Whatsoever things are of good report
Think on these things"
Its almost superfluous to say that this just and upright man,
this able and conscientious man, rightly deserves to be reelected
as Governor of the State of Montana.
Tho Ctto mood, h continuation of his OnStructiv admin
istration.
Sincerely yours,
(Signed)
Rev. O. J. Hagen, Albert A. Besancon,
Culberson, Montana. Missoula, Montana.
Thomas Dignan. Rev. :. B. Parnall,
Glasgow, Montana. Stevensville, Montana.
Mrs. j. F. Kilduff, Walter [. Pope,
Malta, Montana. Missoula, Montana.
Frank F. Bossuot, R. A. Strandberg,
Havre, Montana. Helena, Montana.
Mrs. Harry 3. Mitchell, Celia |. Canaday,
Great Falls, Montana. Helena, Montana.
Mrs. [. [. Warden, George Y. Patten.
Lewistown, Montana. Bozeman, Montana.
Ms A L. Macdonald, Mrs. Catherine Calk McCarty,
KalspeIl, Montana. Glendive, Montana