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

been selected as one of the congress
sional funeral party to attend the fu-
neral of the late H. C. Adams of Wis
consin, which occurs tomorrow. Ow-
ing to the convention he will be unable
to attend.
j, F. T. OConnor Of Grand Forks
Is among the newspaper men in at
tendance covering the crssention. He
represents the Minneapolis Tribune.
Land Agent McInnery of Fargo, pop
ularly known as MAC" to the news
paper men, dropped in to talk with
his friends, who are numerous, attend
ing the convention.
Little" Finn Leach of Fargo piled
a fan vigorously in the lobby at the
Gladstone and shook hands with his
many friends.
The horse races attracted quite a
crowd yesterday afternoon and some
good sport resulted.
Chas. B. Cheney, the well-known
political writer of the Minneapolis
Journal is here for his paper.
Theodore Elton, secretary to Sem
ator Hansbrough, called at the Even
ing Times headquarters today. Mr..
Elton is home for the summer.
Senator McCumber arrived yester-
day. The senator is enjoying good
health and looks hale and hearty.
FROM THE JAMESTOWN ALERT.
The Grand Forks Times, with
preliminary story of the convention
anu some cuts OF local relevancy, from
the skillful pencil of Cortoonist Stew
art. was read with interest yesterday.
Among the Grand Forks visitors who
came in today are Billy Bulge and
Major Hamilton.
The Burleigh county delegation
came in last night on No. 4 about 100
strong, their car bearing monstrous
black and white banner stating "The
slope stands solid for Sarles." They
formed in long double column, and
headed by the Bismarck band and
standard bearer. marched down Fifth
avenue amid great applause. Each
man In the procession wore scarlet
badge with these words, Governor
Sarles, one good term deserves, an
other" The governor himself brought
up the rear of the procession in an
automobile and bowed in response to
the enthusiasm displayed when the
procession stopped before the Glad
stone. The Bismarck band made a
good impression in their natty khaki
uniforms and discoursed several pieces
during the evening.
Editor George B. Winship. H. N.
Wells and a party from Grand Forks
arrived yesterday afternoon from
Grand Forks. making the trip in Wells
automobile. They came by way of
Mayville, where they spent the night,
and Cooperstown, leaving Grand Forks
about 4:30 Monday afternoon.
F. B. Feetham and Insurance Com
missioner Cooper of Grand Forks were
among the arrivals today.
A prominent republican attending
the convention said today: There
are number of delegates to this con-
vention who have been misled by the
insurgent leaders concerning the af-
fairs of the state and the management
Of the party. They are honest in their
belief that something is wrong. and
that a crying need of reform exists in
the party. The men who are respon-
sible for this are the leaders Of the fac
tion styled by themselves. insurgents.
The delegates are good republicans.
entitled to every consideration and are
in most every case only desiring what
Is best for the state and the party in
the matter of nominations and party
management. Some of them are al
ready seeing that they have been
buncoed by the leaders. and that the
Impressions they got during the cam
paign are wrong. predict that others