The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-12

to line them up, and the way his home
delegates dodge him speaks consider
able for their independence and re-
fusal to be delivered as we'll as for
the over-confidence of the sour-grapes
editor of Valley City.
1Mr. Spalding and Mr.. Winship had a
brief rehearsal of their duet, 1.-The
world, the world is ours,' at the Glad
stone eafay Tuesday evening and were
caught by the Evening Times artist
with the goods on them. Both look
worried, 1t will be noticed, and the re-
hersal was very brief.
When the Bismarck boys. $50 strong,
marched up to the Gladstone, headed
by their band and bearing the banner,
THE Slope Stands Solid for Sarles,"
the sight was an Inspiring one. Gov
ernor Sarles, attired in negligee shirt
and outing suit, sat in an autI at the
edge of the crowd, and his good-natur-
ed face beamed with smiles of ap-
probation. He shook hands with the
boys and acknowledged the hearty
three cheers and tiger given him by
the lusty boys from Burleigh county.
The Young Mems Republican club
and band of Fargo are one of the at
fractions at the convention. The band
has given some excellent music and
the club is composed of active party
workers, demonstrating anew that the
young man is coming into his inheri-
tance in politics. 1t Is noticeable at
this convention that a majority Of
leaders and delegates are practically
young men and they are full of en-
thusiasm. Things more with a vim
and snap with this young blood behind
the guns.
The Ward county delegation, one
hundred strong, consisting of thirty
four delegates and numerous friends
and admirers of Hon. Alfred Blaisdell,
candidate for lieutenant governor, ar
rived at $3.50 Wednesday afternoon on
the Leeds branch. Wards big delega-
tion was met at the depot by the Bis
marck band, and after marching
through the main streets of the city,
wound up at the Gladstone hotel
o. McHarg and Col. J. H. Hamilton,
executive secretaries of the state CEN
trail committee, have worked faithfully
and successfully in making the. con-
ventiOn success. It Is up to the
newspaper men to give these two gen.
tlemen vote of thanks for Stheir
courtesies.
U. S. Marshall Jim Shea is here.
smiling and goOd-natured as ever and
pleased with the outlook.
Editor Kellogg of the jamestown
Alert has covered the convention and
the preliminaries in creditable man
ner, considering small force in the
mechanical and editorial departments
as we'll. Visiting newspaper men have
reasons to appreciate the courtesy af-
forded them by this representative
journalist of the old school.
B. G. skulason of Grand Forks, the
eloquent and popular attorney, has
been in attendance at the convention,
Eugene Fretz. the northwestern Life
man of Grand Forks, Is one of the
good fellows taking in the convention.
Editor Winship made a mistake In
rooms when looking for that of Chair
man Hanna and got into 21 where
the Evening Times representatives are
located. Although urged to stay, Mr..
Winship bolted when he saw our
headquarters sign.
Attorney Crane of Minot arrived
with the Minot boys Wednesday.
The only insurgents from Barnes
county much in evidence Wednesday
were not on the ticket as delegates.
Congressman Marshall has received
notice from Sargeant-at-Arms Casson
at the house of representatives at
Washington notifying him that he has