Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-29

error Rich says that IL the banking
com missioner should be . tanker, Tie
insurance Commissioner should b
pfaeticAl insurance man. he says The
once has teen . sinecure Tor the pAse
eight years. ana be believes that ~
duties shouid be attended 20 with The
atmoet care The insurance men OF
the state agree with The governor. And
are pleased with the idea Of being pei
United 10 cay who ShAll take charge OF
Office"
u IN not believer in fnslon." said
the Hon. b. ". Cook Of Nuskseon ~
sweets YESTERDAY. 81 believe that .
union OF tSo parties 10 often sdvan-
tsgeous 10 both. United they can fro
quenly overcome . common enemy.
That % how the fifth district elected
Nomstock, Housemsn and Ford. but
when the party IN tae minority as
suues 10 dictate 10 the other PARTY A
the populists have done THIS wear. Pm
opposed 10 il. l believe fusion has
been in many cases detrimental 10
democratic candidates during the past
campagn. l believe that 1eorxs "
1aple owes his defeat as much Ia fu-
sion as TO anything. ] can't see where
II has aided AuskeRon county demo-
Gratis any. Ii may pull Ellis through
on the state ticket. but how about the
others No. I'm not . bowling, un-
tanned worshipper ~ the shrine OF fu-
elon."
1.-The Michigan farmer 10 becoming
more scientific every year." he sas
yesterday. HE 10 studying bic col. IL
conditions and its needs, and is learn
ing how TO raise maximum crops at .
minimum expense. Az resuit, farm
ing IL becoming more profitable, in
spite OF the calamity howlers. The
farmer that properly understands his
land and its needs can raise forty bush.
els Of wheat TO the acre know he
| can, for l have done il and seen II one.
He can raise eighty bushels of corn "a
/ the acre. OF course he crop may be
partially ruined by vlcissitudes of sea
| son, but under favorable circumstances
these figures are correct"
r. NJ. Sloan. Brit segers. NJ. 7
Dishmin, II. J. Carmin, john Robins,
and Asa Gilbert OF Diamondale are ~
the Eagle. They are here as witnesses
in the Kelley liquor case before the
United States court al suppose my
head viii come in contact with Adlal's
Ak sooner or later" said r. M. Sloan,
who lie postmaster at Diamondale.
"The woods are full of democrats
willing 10 be my successor. In fact
some OF them started petitions before
the votes were all counted"
John A. Pearsons, Saginaw. T. s.
10 the way il read on the Clarendon
regi ster yesterday. "A man that lives
IN what was formerly Eass Saginaw
never forgets the fact. annexation or
no annexation" said Landlord John
Killean. "He'l register from Saginaw
Tho has 70 since the two cities were
united-but he always puts r. +. after
his name TO show that he doesn't,
| never did, and won't he accused OF
living on the west side."
Milo b. Campbell OF Coldwater.
Governor Luce's private secretary, and
James II. Shepard OF Cassopolis,
Thomas w. Planners private secretary.
arrived at the Morton last night in the
interest OF Governor Luce's campaign
| for United States senator. Both think
Governor Luce's chances is growing
better every day.
| A. {. Towne of Milo ie Q guest al
| the Kent Mr.. Towne has been Q Mich.
| igan farmer for thirty-eigbt years and
Que of the thirty-six agriculturists who
keep the state board OF agriculture
posted IN regard 10 the condition OF
Michigan crops.