The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-02
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AitrUn t5l0fse: Throughout 1fae gFrt-
TrsfayT campaign at1l# Democratic press
o. the EratR. wtrb VERY Lew exceptions
eufE1batler iD flF ma@sr sc1r~ril9uF nEBIl-
iIae1' s5s-E-tfllTE THAI fi4e 1ErugrsssfveE
stood for, including tbs t8utsr uf thar
taetion. Now ttsa- tine primaries are
ever TINS same d. -. n fswri11E az11
,srlIzEsilfE a. the fee1 OF tife gfragrsssignef
tTIgpiu-inE them no be E0Dh fsuye. Elet
10 toe bound i1E ANY part 1feE brr zaJtH
the LieE88cratif ticket. 1Ce7rt primary
eaHTpaign ttfs Same programme viii fse
repeated. E0w ufren are fiae g1rogpss-
sfVss going no permit t1lsmseiVsr fo be
fiinB~ftamTnsC ny the democrats. gslflr
nave proven cuucirGsiseslv tfss4 tflev
Themselves are just aE iliEis-iggun6 Isar-
tiaz1lE zf -tney want ffs prugrssEfvea
1O 3as independent
s. Grand FORKS Times. III fiiF speech
at the democratic rally iu GRAND Turks
last SATURDAY aigtrr the candidate fnr
governor STATED EGE G reason for being
4 ttlfrI tern candidate tilat II fle ~e-
tired at this time 1bs corporations 49,
Tsee&saIly thR ralirBakiE- -wuEll6 secure
control ~ the gtats. thereby securing
"a ipEssT valuation pf -tseir property.
Les there toe GBlifr aE 10 the grower
Nor > statement iE view uf tina facts.
tine following h. taken from tine 7aREr
columns Of Tine Grand Fnrlzs Herald.
q Democratic paper luEsaI te the ezz7lffl-
aate- In It's issue CT Eundav Oct IT,
On page eigfIt IN the report .af the gov
s-norg speech. Il ssEBs
Finally flE called zrrterrti0n 10 what
mac been Gone in ftgs lowering OF 1aass.
AMT TINS haE been bEpmEfIr about large
E 10y the equalization board anE It
could MOI nave been trough saafgagrr
without ms fRip. the governor AND the
progressive members @ the board mac
worked 1DEetI8Eg In ha-munT btFt 1faRv
mac opposition from tfle stH1wa-1 mem
tlerE 20 every artsmTte6 increase ~
railroad assessment. With M- 8IcEsD-
zls again IN e1urnl ~ the 81sa-G ews-y
one knew E.f1st would happen 10 -aIl-
-gal assessments IL TINS state
So much Tor 1fle campaign DECLARE
tiuns Uf the democratic candidate for
governor. Now 1or the 1agts-sfiiF az
IiupE when doing business Tor the pee
pie. On page ST. O. tfle Eyrpeseflings pf
tine sIfrtE poarE OF senllaEIiza1ipr Inr 1905
NAASl+as@4E LIZ AAt&tf&AAA6 t8AAat@&GtA T+sEh2A~
The beard yy-0ossds6 &c the epaEifl-
GRAFTON O. rhe subject u assessment
90 rs1lreatiE
Mr. Miller moved that the main line
OF the Northern Pacific Railway COM
ps9F from FaTgp 10 Etae aoHtaTaa sIale
Inns including franchise. ROADWAY.
rpadbsd. rails and rolling stock be aB-
ssssec ~ s12.000 JseT mile. which mo-
Ei0u was sscunnsf i1F Governor Burke
lGr. Esllbrsa1b Uttered as "a substitute
tilat the main line uf the lE0rffaern Pa
ei3ie from Fargo 20 t1le Montana state
line including frannfaise. g-uadKaF
rDatit5sn. rails .anG rOlling STOCK he as
seasseo as sIa.0eD per mills. 10 which,
1ut8aH Ihere WIS no second
The faet thai Ffsase was no second
ls1f the original mpziDn saennleG by
Governor Burke pending and Tts REC
orc JroeeeEe-
Npfipn being PM, or rall cal @tse
members BUls6 aE GaIipRse: Espue~npr
Burke. aye Mr. ErigftbiIl. no. Mr.
Eilcizfpra. aye Mr. GIlis-, are- MI
ESiltgrsath. nn. Motion DECLARED carried
We are np concerned ID the question
nov II Htalwarts Or IssgsraRsires eE-
eept 10 Sd classify chem as 10 rglast
Governor BfrtseE Saturday statement
GT. 1allprHa1n IL admittedly 4 s1flvra--t
progressive moved 10 assess 1fae
Northern Pacific main lime at $1,000
per mile AND Governor Burke second
sc the Enatinn. Ia Esahwar1 offered
substitute tp aaseae The railroad $1,000
NOR d mile. hIn die mot gsr 4 second
Covering Burke an6 the I'VE gsnpgres~
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