Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1912-10-24

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would be. back from the v q The
meeting had scheduled -enator
Gronna, but when it was learned
that Mr.. Hanna had reach s 5.Targo,
a telephone message was sc gto hom
by Chairman Paulson of t, epub-
lican county central comm.yyee ask
ing him to appear. .5
Mr.. Hanna is well satisfied with
the progress of the campaign. He
declared last night that the outlook
in the western part of the state was
most favorable. After the meeting
last night, he declared that reports
and observations indicated that
Trail county would roll up q good
majority for the entire state ticket.
The meeting last night was large
y attended and both Senator Gronna
and Congressman Hanna were given
warm receptions. No definite ar
rangements have been made to have
Senator Gronna deliver other ad-
dresses. He has been in demand
by the state committee but business
has prevented him from accepting
many dates. The congressman will
spend the next two days ln Fargo,
and will then 60 to the southwestern
part of the state, devoting a week to
the territory around Marma1th and
Hattinger.
Plans for Campaign.
With a possibility that senator
LaFo1lette will be in the state next
week, the Republican stabe central
committee is getting ready for q
thorough campaign Of the state.
Chairman Gray reached Fargo last
night after a trip IS the westera
part of the state. He declared that
dates for outside speakers hal ~
Ebeen arranged. ,ss The state eomf6it.
tee was waiting action by the national
campaisn. Chairman Gray declar-
cd that conditions in the western
part Of the state were very favorable
and showed strong support for the
wa.sae Republican ticket.
It 10 not certain that LaFollette
viii be able to visit the state. The
state committee is in. receipt Of q
telegram from him saying that he
win come to the state next week il
the Wisconsin situation will permit
him to leave the state.
Outleok is Favorable.
Fargo, Oct. The outlook for
Hanna and the state ticket through
out the northwestern part Of the
state is hne," said George NJ. Gray.
chairman OF the Republican state
central committee to Forum repre-
sentative, on his return to Fargo this
morning from his home at Kenmare
where he spent the early part Of the
week.
''I never saw political cond ditions
better The people up through our
section seem to be- considering no
one else but the Fargo congressman.
The third party nominee IL an un-
known hgure to them and Mr.. He'll
sstrom - not attracting q great deal
OF attention. even though he Is cam
paigning up there just now. He
had an audience Of twenty-seven
people At Kenmare the other night.
The Hanna outlook is glowing"
Secretary Foley ofs the statss COM
smittee has sgoae back home ANA ont
to Dickinson to all q speaking, en-
gagement. He will not return to
Fargo until about Wednesday Of next
week.
For tho Whole Ticket.
After the Hillsboro address, Com
gressman Hanna issued the follow
Ing declaration:
while I have not touched on ma
tional issues ri my tonr of the state
and have devoted ny ylsH to state rs
sues. / shall. Of courss support the,
entire Republican ticket. including
president. as I have done "a the.
past. a. II {
Mother Behind M ars When lIttis
oHes R1fish. ;Sss; Il: