The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-14

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AImont Arena: In the course OF q
rev days Hon. H. B. Hanna, candidate
for the republican nomination to the
Office of governor Of North Dakota,
VIII spend some time in this county
calling upon his numerous friends 2
looking after the interests OF his cam
dtdacy. He is being enthusiastically
received in every part or the state as
people in all parts realize that he tS
one OF the greatest factors in working
FOR its advancement along all lines.
Glen UIlin News: L. e. Hanna OF
Fargo VIII tour Morton county next
week In the interests OF his candidacy
Tor the republican nomination for gov
ernor. Mr., Hanna is so well known In
Morton county and has so many friends
here that an active campaign would be
unnecessary. Everyone knows that L.
e. Hanna fs an honest capable man
and is the logical candidate for govern
or OF North Dakota.
FLASHER Hustler: Hon. L. B, Hanna
IS now in the state looking after his
candidacy for governor. He viii be a.
guest of Flasher tomorrow, Saturday,
previous to going to Raleigh to speak
there in the afternoon. His recent eff
forts in securing the. passage of the
three year homestead bin is only n
other instance Of his faithful service
to the people of the state-and he
should be elected governor as a just
return for the good work done on be-
half of the settlers Of the state.
Valley city Times-Record: From
every section of the state comes the re-
port that Hon. L. j. Hanna ts winning
The lease is apparent. With the
active campaign of Mr.. Hanna put into
operation a keener interest was arous-
ed among the voters and they demand
an ~ IEr1nxxr. 49, raonrS re fhn #Iiffnrnn4
candidates. This investigation showed
the splendid achievement of MIR. Han
ma and made him thousands OF friends
in every section
Another thing that has helped our
senior congressman is the fact that
many of his enemies. not being %
to find good argument against Mr..
Hanna, have stopped to petty abuse
might have been a time when such
tactics would have had the desired ef-
feet but with the mass of information
that has been scattered over the state
of the voter has been and he
demands the truth-nothing else Will
satisfy Once he a had the truth
another supporter of Mr.. Hanna has
been made.
EIgin Times: There isn't q candi-
date for governor on the republican
ticket outside OF L. B. Hanna that the
,DSOpiS Oh TOIIR AJdk0Eh WQu10 We pAOdh
to have represent them east, say IN an
occasion like when the governors train
went east last summer. He is the only
one OF the four candidates who could
make q creditable speech for his con-
stituents among al Intelligent audi
ence and point u to them In q con-
yfncfng way the resources OF Jul great
state. He also has every other quail
fcation to make an ideal governor.
Palermo ansar n, n Hanna
is now making a campaign of the state
in behalf OF hfs candidacy for gov
ernor, and the way that the press gang
are boosting his candidacy it sure looks
the people. it is to the interests or
everyone to boost Hanna's candidacy
as he has the ability Of carrying out
the affairs of the state in a business
like manner.
Almont Arena: Unfortunately for
the insurgents, they ave no one in
their ranks with ability enough to go
and find what was damaging to Hon.
L. 3. Hanna's record. They had to eTn-
ploy a nan who halls from Chicago
to make a search and spread his
records as is given by the faithful
pen (?) OF the man Of research.
Such tactics as these have marked
he i~nsurgent people who have only
one thing in vfew-offce by any means.
H1dlT IIlS last mOVG, nGNd 10GA
over the country by the little bunch
OF "holier than thou" people, is one
more step toward cleanliness in politics
and would be a credit to bunglers or
the time OF Guy Fawks. If Ii fs neces-
sary to use this method to besmtrch
the character of so able and effcient
a man as L. B. Hanna, in order to
gain q political Office for the man OF
mediocre ability, then the protesta-
ton of wanting to aid progress, Of the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bunch is the gross
est and basest insult TO the real pro-
gressfves of North Dakota.
1t is through such politics that the
insurgents have fallen into so much
discredit here and elsewhere, n 1t is
by the employment OF such tactics,
use Of inuendo and subterfuge that
they can keep hold upon the guileless
people.
Beach Chronicle: Thousands of
homesteaders were made happy this
week by the passage of the Hanna
which has been pending a long time.
The bill was introduced in congress
by L. b. Hanna and a like measure was
INTRODUCED in the senate. Later the
two bills We're consolidated and were
passed by both branches of congress
last Saturday and put up to Presi-
dent Taft who signed the bill yesterday
morning.
Under the provisions of the new
law homesteaders can make final
PROOF in three years instead of I'VE. and
1t also gives them an annua leave of
absence OF i've months each year MAX
ing the total residences necessary only
twenty-one months, whereas the old
law required i've years actual rest
dence.
The new law applies to both pass
as well as future filings and takes
effect Immediately. The passing OF
this bill is the best thing has
done for the homesteaders in many
years and Congressman Hanna is re.
ceiving many compliments on his sue
cess in getting the bill through.
Wilton News: Cong. l. B.. Hanna
has already made a good start In hi
campaign for the republican nomina.
ton for governor. To date his tours
have been principally In the eastern
part OF the state, but everywhere hi
goes his candidacy has been mos
| favorabiy received. The record of Mr.