The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-10
Politics il, Hennepin

Ihere ls at least one man in the
ninth ward who iss for Mayor Jones for
n ana deesn T care who knloWs it.
Jones', 2sis P soHFts str pati1 ~ AN
across the sidewalk in front df his resi-,
dence Q large American flag and ha-
meath it a banner reading III am far
David p. Jones for Mayor That
all who run may read, both night ana
day, Mr.. Jones has surrounded The, SIGN
with incandescent electric liphts that
are lighted at the first drop Of night.
and burn as long as any ninth ward
folks are abroad to read the banner.
There will be an eleventh ward re-
publican mass meeting this evening in
Tollefson 3 hall, Franklin and Fifteenth
avenue s: The candidates who have
been invited to speak are Frank M.
Nye. for congress, Alexander McCune
Tor Judge Of probate, DR.. O.. D. Whipple
Tor coroner, F. H. Boardman For dis
trict Judge, s, T. johnson for city treas
urer and others.
A thirteenth ward mass meeting in
Gleason for alderman will be held to.
night in large tent at Columbus ave-
nue. and ,I'hirty.ffth street. Mr.. Glea-
son and other candidates will speak.
All prohibition Judges Of election are
summoned to meet in the session cham-
s per OF the Builders and Traders ex.
cnanRe, 5l9 Kasota building tomorrow
evening tor conference and instruction
II Bower a pr taa bsGnans c ssfa
county attorney, will instruct Judges IN
their rights and duties. Judges who
WILL be unable to serve are urged to
secure . substitute and see that he Ia
present at the: meeting. -'>. - :
:, A new. organization to be known a.
the Republican Polish league has been
formed with a membership. Of i 900
composed of Polish residents Of Mime,
apohs. The purpose Of the league is to
6rlng the Polish voters and the fcandi-
dates closer together that they NAV
become better acquainted, and that all
candidates may explain the issues Of
! the e, day as they. see them The league
'nad !, Its first meeting last evening
IN. FORESTER hall, Fourth street and Thi-
teenth avenue NE. The officers Of the
league are: President, Paul Wisminski:
Vlcepresident, Joseph Roskoyeck: score,
tGary!, Michael Sus; treasurer, Frank
Glylasdon; executive committee. Jo-
seph Roskovick, Scovil Zimmerman and
Michael Stanek. Regular meetings viii viii
pc held and it is believed the member
snip will be almost doubled in a short
time.
DR.: T. j.. Reid Of the tenth ward. q
candidate for the legislature from The
forty fourth district, is borrowing trou-
p!e ana planning probable defeat for
hlmself on Sept. IS by taking the stump
against Mayor Jones and delivering 4
series of rabid anti-administration VIII
hams addresses. The district comprises
the tenth ward, part Of the third. and
some. country districts, and in the CITY
districts the mayor has host Of frien az
VINO were favorable to Dr. Reid until
ne began his attacks on Mayor Jones.
NoW they are decidedly against him.
The regular republicans workers of
the forty.fourth district planned this
year to distribute the Legislative nomi-
nations: The tenth ward and the coun-
try were to have representative each.
and the third ward was to have the
senator. DR.. Reid was the regular choice
for the house and had a general SIM.
port of the strong republican element
of the district until he began his fierv
attacks on Mayor Jones. No organized
effort is on against him, but the friends
or the mayor naturally resent his at
tacks on It e6iad1ninistration and. his
mixing in the mayoralty contest. Reid 4
campaign has fattened and his defeat
is predicted. ,%.>a..~h :. r..~.., v1-,.-.. :,
Mayor Jones will be busv tonipht