The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-27
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Mott Pioneer Press: Ex-senator
Hansbrough warns the people of this
state in an event of a democratic vic
tory at the next election that the
state will depart from prohibition. or
grant local option and the senator
certainly ought to be in a position
TO judge We have noticed particu-
larly, that all officers who have been
in since Governor Burke's election.
have been very lenient in the prosecu-
ton of the pigger class. and If the
democrats can do no better in the
future than in the past, regarding the
upholding of the law regulating the
sale of liquor it is certainly time to
make a change, as the conditions that
have existed in the past were neither
elevating to the people or the state as
whole. At present we want no more
democratic governors, or senators. and
in order to make every effort in your
power count, it is the duty of every
loyal republican to vote the repub.
lican ticket, regardless of party or
personal differences. We need a
change, and that at the earliest oppor-
tunity. Your vote at the next cleo
tior will do it.
Bottineau News: The dems tell the
insurgents to elect Burke for govern
or once more and that will finish the
gang for good and all. They tell the
stalwarts that the insurgents are not
going to stay with the ticket. ANYTHING
to kick up muss and elect John Burke
governor John Burke had it in his
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railroad gang a severe blow by ap-
pointing Tom Marshall or Andy Mil
Ter to the U. S. senate Did he do it?
Not quite, but instead appointed in
both cases two of the worst McKen-
zie railroad gang men in the state.
That's how the election Of John Burke
does up the Mckenzie gang.
Maxbass Monitor The Grand
Forks Herald has Topped again and
comes out In support of Governor
Burke. Now, If the editor of that
paper will remain true to that party
we might learn in time to respect its
policy. The Herald preached against
Senator McCumber and he was nom
mated. 1t criticized Congressman Han
ma and he led the ticket. Its special
hobby-the commission form of gov
ernment-was showed under These
facts are significant. The candidate
The Herald supports will be defeated
and Hon. G. A. Johnson will be our
next governor.
Minot Optic: 1t would seem that
while Governor Burke Is stalking
about the country talking conservation
and in his bland way trying to make
the farmers believe that he is their
dear friend, he has not always prac-
ticed what he breaches.
For instance at the last session Of
the legislature. a special bill was in
troduced on the last day at the ur-
gent request of, agriculturlsts carry
ing with it an appropriation for
dairy barn and laboratory at the
agricultural school Now, If the
state is going to make strides
along the lines which his excellency
breaches, that of diversifying, it ia /
apparent that 1t can not be accon-l
plished by starving the agricultural
school, bit for some reason or other
the governor vetoed the appropriation
and handicapped the college. Still the
governor breaches conservation and
diversity
The agricultural college is one OF
the most important of our state seats
of learning. The. farmers of this com
monwealth are making q stupendous
effort to better their condition by
sending their sons and daughters 10
the agricultural school to learn the
more improved methods of production
and the institution is one which
should be encouraged instead of ham,
pered. Yet the governor sees fit to
Kill an appropriations small as 1t Is,
and deprive the school of certain ia
cilities for the carrying on of their
work. 1t would appear that this is d
small way Of practicing economy, and
especially when bills containing ap-
preparations amounting to thousands
and thousands of dollars, but which
We're of no particular benefit to the
farmer, were eagerly signed by the
chief executive. When he talks the
governor IS always the farmers
friends oh my yes, but when he acts
there is a different story to tell. It's
too bad the farmers OF North Dakota
can't live on talk but in SO far as
John Burke lis concerned they will
have to do this very thing until Jan.
!. next, at least