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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-03-20

congress early last fall, allowed
himself to be switched over So as
to be a candidate for the position
he now holds, but no sooner had
this been accomplished than Mr.,
johnson of Minot was announced
for governor. Mr.. Blaisdell is al.
SO a resident Of Minot, and he feels
that the Mckenzie outfit have been
making him the victim ola political
trick. He consented to retire from
the congressional race and run for
secretary Of state again on condi-
ton that there should be no other
candidate for any other Office on
the Mckenzie ticket in Ward
county.
Some of the gentlemen who we're
present. and who were not agree
able to Mr.. Little's candidacy,
claims that there is no such thing
as an organization in the state at
this time except it be the state
committee, which is about evenly
divided between stalwarts
and insurgents. They further
claim that no faction Of the party
has the right, in view Of the exist
ence of the primary law, to make a
slate either of the stalwart kind or
the insurgent kind. Their con-
tention is that at the June prim-
aries a republican state ticket will
be nominated and that that ticket
will be the organization ticket for
which all republicans will be 'ex-
pected to vote in the fall.
The undoubted purpose of Nc
Kenzie, Little & Co, in putting
forth their slate as the "organiza-
ton ticket" was to sidetrack Sena-
tor Hansbrough for the senate.
The senator has p%ersistently re-
fused to enter into any combina-
tions with either the stalwarts or
insurgents, claiming that such a
thing would be a violation of the
and spirit Of the primary
election law. He further stated to
friend recently that the. main
was to get the republican
together again, that the chief
purpose Of all republicans in the
state should be to secure a reor-
ganization Of the party, which has
been very decidedly split up in re-
cent campaigns, owing, as some
to bad management and dis
respect for the rights Of the mas
ses Of the voters. The senator
himself, who has been detained in
the city for some weeks at St.
hospital with an affection
of the ear, and who left for Wash
last evening, has taken no
part in these Merchants hotel con-
and stoutly denies the
authority Of Mckenzie, Congress
man Marshall or anyone else to
frame up a ticket for the republi-
can voters of the state. This work
he believes, longs to the people
themselves when the primaries are
The Mckenzie contingent will
make every effort to control the
Minot state convention. and thus
take the eight delegates Of the
state to the Chicago convention
and also elect a national commit
tee-man. Mckenzie is now the
national committeeman, but when
he found that a fight was to be
made upon him he promptly de-
to accept a reelection It
is generally understood that. his
candidate for national committee
man is James Kennedy, for Fargo,
with whom it is said, Mckenzie is
associated in some very valuable
in the state of Utah.
And thereby hangs a tale.
1t is claimed that Mckenzie
favored the seating Reed Smoot as
a senator from the state of Utah
and went to Washington to line
Hansbrough and McC umber up to.
that end Hansbrough refused to
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-03-20
ported LaMoure in furtherance of

ported LaMoure in furtherance of
a promise which he made when he
was last elected and which appears
to have had some influence on
State Senator LaMoure's vote for
United States senator. Hans
brough's candidate was E. A.
Wardwell, editor of the Pioneer
Press at Pembina. It is claimed
that Hansbrough had an under
standing with Secretary Cortelyou
to the effect that the appointment
would not be made until after con-
gress convened in December. The
appointment was made, however,
in September, young LaMoure
getting the position. This coup
was brought about through the as
%sistance of some of the largest
financiers in the country.
About that time j. P. Morgan
was lowering affectionately close
to Secretary Cortelyou, who was
struggling with a great currency
proposition involving the issuance
a large volume Of bonds which
Mr.. Morgan wanted. Secretary
Cortelyou was an active candidate
for president. La Moure ST., with
the assistance Of Mckenzie,
reached Mr.. Morgan through very
high railroad sources in St. Paul
and it didn't take Mr.. Morgan very
long to reach Mr.. Cortelyou.
La. Moure, ST., doesn't give Mr..
Kenzie credit for having brought
about the appointment Of his son
but claims it came about through
his own efforts. This established
difference Of opinion between
LaMoure and Mckenzie, which
Mr.. Mckenzie is anxious to adj
just because he wants LaMoure to
help him get control of the Minot
convention but it is predicted that
the willy Judson, as has always
been his wont, will wait patiently
until he sees where the band-wagon
is and then throw his strength ac-
cordingly. This has always been
La Moure's strong suit in the back
ing Of state tickets.
Out in Bismarck, which is the
capital of the Missouri Slope.
where Mckenzie and Little reside
there is lacking chat element Of
peace and harmony which party.
leaders there would be glad to see.
Mr.. Little, who is a most sanguine
claims that he has the
solid for himself for senator.
Friends Of Mr.. Hansbrough claim
that Little will not carry his own
county nor will he have control of
several other important counties
in that section. In the
and central counties Mr..
Little's strength is a. very uncer.
tain quantity, while Hansbrough
is unusually strong in the northern
half of the state and especially in
the county west Of the Mouse
At present there is no question
but that the delegates selected
North Dakota to the national
convention will be fer Taft, not
withstanding the fact that it was
promised only last September to
Mr.. Cortelyou. Taft seems to be
very strong and the convention
will doubtless put the most rigid
instructions upon its delegates.
There has been considerable
speculation as to where Senator
Hansbrough's friends would line
MP in the Minot convention.
with the stalwarts or with
the insurgents. The senator him.
self appears to be keeping his own
counsel is regard to this phase Of
the situation but it may be taken
as a certainty that he will he a fac
tor at that important political
It will be the aim of
Mckenzie to eliminate Han
sbrough from the senatorial con-
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or hote! menus in your own handwriting.
It looks bad, reflects on your standing, makes
people think you can't afford q stenographer,
and is sometimes ambiguous.
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hotel menu-or do any kind of writing you need
no.any kind, size or thickness of paper, and
pace any way YOU want on
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m1glidt.
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IbfabrtStaac Der S5ranOnmpfcr uOi
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StdOt Baltimore.
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EotnlsG hlafpGggons mao Nelpy Durf Fnb be-
reit sam 8ebIaun ii oer @emeer nrs Wlt.
SohaIsGtntisn UNI 1000 AJenoS.
LorsgAaesons, epeiCerateI etc. peroeu ItneG Sc,
forot Der Seleph5u in aueH foIeeabet BiIle.'
Bilredur. Gtarlsss unh 8alttrtoresSird6e, q. &
Ba, ct. guuI 1924, cher mo, GourttaTn 1901;
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81. 9aul $40. neer gRo.. &orrtIGno 2726; nub
Rr. $40. Glb.8ronofunb.
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