The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-20

light productions should fill the house
and that Nance O'Niel should play
two nights to small houses. The
world of players knows no greater
artist that Nance O'Niel and to many
Grand Forks people have failed to
hear one of the greatest productions
ever presented in the city.
Mike Durick: Some of my friends
thought ought to take offense at the
cartoon in the Evening Times in which
I was in the Third street sewer, look
ing for Mike Robes" not bit of it;
politics is politics and campaign is
a campaign-if l get hit occasionally
| am not so thin skinned as to feel
offended. The cartoon was a good one
and gave me great credit. l, at least,
am doing my whole duty when 1 go
the length OF looking through the
sewers for microbes. l have been in
the sewers of the city many times,
once l travelled Il mile in the big
sewer which ! was inspecting and I
am not going to say Il word about
the microbes | saw or didn't see until
after election.
j. NJ. Liverman: There is no use
giving up Il team in the league be-
cause there is some delay in getting
the fans enthused; they will wake up
at the proper time and get into the
game, get into it as they always have
done. There is nothing in the argu-
ment that it is too late t. get team
together. 1t is always hard for the
major leagues to get players, but
there is abundant material and to
spare for the mi 7or leagues. Grand
Forks can get 4 good team togetha 81
and he in with the best of them on
the start if she does not do thing
until April Is. We will have team
in the league and good one, or | am
no prophet nor the son of a prophet.
Citizen: Say, it is remarkable how
in earnest people can get over city
election. They actually get angry at
their best friend and feel that it would
be a great relief ii they could only
take punch at him. There are men
who believe that the cold weather is
caused by Dinnie and that the sun
does not shine with equal warmth On
the enemies of their favorite. How
ever, there is something back of all
of this wrangle, and that is that the
people are interested and are going
to know for whom to vote. The inter-
est in elections by the people is the
salvation of the nation.
w. H. Mcneil: l believe that
team can be gotten together on short
notice for Grand Forks in the new
league, but it seriously handicaps
the manager; he should have time 10
get his team in shape after they are
selected, and he cannot select as
wisely, get as much for his money out
of a short notice team. Yet there will
be no trouble in getting team to-
gether for the season, even after
April 1st
NJ Stanchield: I have not yet de-
cided whether l can serve as men,
Der of the board of control of the new
baseball league; it is matter for
consideration. will have to repre-
sent Grand Forks until new man.
ager is decided upon and the fran
chise turned over. I believe that
Grand Forks will get busy this week
or next aid get team into the run
ming for the season. There is plenty
of time.
Eugene Fretz: I believe that it
would be a serious thing for Grand
Forks rot to have baseball team
in the new league this season; it
would be bad knock on the town.
We need the team and it can be ma lie
practically self-supporting; WITH lit
tie aid a team can be supported in
Grand Forks,