The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-11
Candidates Name to be Kept
Before Voters All the
Time.
MUCH
is BEING AROUSED
Another Warm Meeting is
Planned For First of
Next Week,

Old Grand Forks county is going
to be ripped wide open, every little
red school house is going to be the
scene OF q rousing political rally or
two and the name Of Woodrow VIII.
son Is going to be sounded long and
loud in the land IL the Woodrow VIII
son club Of this city has anything
to say about it.
The Wilson club, young in life and
young In membership, proposes to
make the campaign this fall a hum
mer and from now on the ball is to
be kept moving in the direction Of
landing its standard bearer in the
presidents chair. The campaign in
this county will have no chance to
slow down. so far Is tho Woodrow
wilson men are concerned. They
say they don't give two whoops what
n other parties intend to DO. for
they will keep the midnight oil burn
ing IN a determined effort to win
out at the polls later in the year,
That the Woodrow Wilson adher-
ents are enthusiastic and propose to
carry through what they have set out
to accomplish, If possible was
brought out at the meeting of the
club at the city hall last night when
LEADERS in the Wilson ranks in town
met to block out campaign activities.
Mayor M. F.. Murphy presided and
set the match to the fireworks when
he declared that he had real money
to bet that Woodrow Wilson would
carry Ohio, and that the wilson men
In this county will this fall create
more interest in a presidential candi-
date than has ever before been arous.
ed In any man seeking the highest
office in the United States.
Mayor Murphy was followed by J..
+. T. O'Connor, County Auditor Hans
Anderson. Max Reinecke, candidate
for register Of deeds, Willis Joy, Ed.
McIlraith. Walter Quigley, Frank
Brecka n others.
Wilson Coming.
The matter Of bringing Wilson to
this state was discussed and it was
the controlling sentiment of the meet
ing that such a move would he In the
desired direction. A committee is now
making an effort to have the candi-
date come to Grand Forks al the time
he visits the twin cities and word Is
expected from the head Wilson camp
almost any hour. Many Of those at
the meeting last night expressed a de-
sire to have William Jennings Bryan
come to this state. Mr.. Bryan has
been asked to come here and word
from him is also looked for shortly.
"oo dtiHOutSSu SOudy lldL CHAMP
Clark would probably be in this city
for a speech ON time this fall.
Republicans There.
Last nights meeting Of the Wood
row Wilson club was attended by a
number Of republicans.
1t Is the aim of the club to make
the organization a Wilson club pure
and simple. thus admitting all Wood
row Wilson men. no matter from
what political ranks they may come.
Say. we're going to stage the
warmest little Woodrow Wilson can
paign this part Of the country has
ever seen," declared a member Of the
Wilson club this morning. In a short
time we will have Woodrow Wilson
buttons on everybody's lapel and VIII
son flags floating all over town."
Another meeting Of the club will
be held mex Tuesday night at the
city hall. 1t is planned. ]. F. T.
o'connor will probably make the
speech.