Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-17
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ANNOUNCED
HERALD AN NoUNcEs SEN
AZ. ". NETT, q TIA PLA cE FOR
a 5s CONGRESS.

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q Last weeks Cando5 Herald contained
the ann ncement that Z. II. Sennett,
prominent attorney Of that city would
be acandidate for congress subject
to the will Of the republican primary
In speaking OF his ideas relative to
the position the Herald quotes Mr.
Sennett as follows: f Z.
$$ ! do not believe in bossism or any
thing that savors Of the old school
rule. believe that any man elected
to an Office by the people should
carry out the wishes Of the people
and not his own I believe that any
candidate elected under the primary
law such as we have in this state
should receive the support Of the en-
tire party provided he is a clean man
and he should not have the nomina.
ton sif he We're not such.
] believe that any man elected to
congress should be broadminded en-.
ough to work for the best ainterests
of the people of the entire country
at large and not confine himself alone
to the constituents in his parti.
cular district: / do not believe
congressman should hold to the idea
that It is essential to get some pub
lie building or other Improvement un-
less it would be, for the best Inter
ests Of the country at large. In other
words I do not believe that public
funds should be wasted to assist a
person elected to an Office to contin'
|ue in that Office. NJ. y: s,ia VI
I believe In the legislation Of such
laws that will make the money cir.
culation Of the country meet the ex
ingencies Of the hour. thus prohib.
iting the holding of money by banks
to the detriment of business interests.
I am in favor of the enactment OF
laws by, congress that will better the
conditions of the agricultural classes
Of, the country at large and place bet
ter schools at their disposal so thai
| the rising generation may be- better
able TO- handle the agricultural work
and have a more thorough knowledge
Of the same. I believe that the pros
perity Of our country depends more
on this line Of work than any Other
occupation. ~, z. = =: ..,~4 ST.. \
~ I5believe in the revision Of the tar
lii and believe that it should be. Sc
low AL articles, controlled BY, thu
trusts that they would come III direc
competition with products Of foreign
countries and thereby lessen the pric
es on these articles: 'st'5 3assas',4 s!, ~.
IL am not in sympathy with theapres
Tent rule "a the house of representa-
Itives nor ould IL elected ii an!
way be Influenced By them. + T.
N a..- 49, 4.
BY The people Of Cochran, Georgia, hat
ia holiday recently, the occasion being
the burning Of a negro preacher fol
Ishooting q white man whose automo
hbiles scared his mules. There is NJ
telling how great the provocation wa.
that prompted the ignorant negro t
do the deed. Many q person in thi
section ofSthe country have been driv
en- to desperation because Of reckless
automobile drivers, IF the truth wal
known it might be that the negro wal
really q bene factor to his country ant
INSTEAD of being burned at the stake
should have been given a pension fol
life. II there is any room in HEAVIER
for g poor black man We hope this
old negro will be given a front seat.
NJ We have it on good authority tina
at its present price beef steak is /
dang Gus article Of food, being 1
breeder Of append citis, tuberculosis
cancer and other Injuries that onl.
the rich can afford. Take due. notice
and guide yourselves accordingly.
Al II