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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-02-02

Although St. Paul has a deficit of
$4,000 as a result of her grand op-
era spasm, we are pleased to note
that this year there was a compara-
lively slight deficit in Mary Garden S
clothes.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-02-02

At the Illinois Ski festival one am
bilious young man hoped a distance
of 130 feet. But you should see the
jump of a Bemidji bachelor when a
leap year girl gets after him.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-02-02

If it is true that hurricans sweep
the newly opened over-the-sea rail-
road from the Florida coast to Key
West, passengers bound for Key West
must run the risk of being blown
galley-West,
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-02-02

Although Roosevelt insists that he
is not a candidate, The Outlook has
ing editor.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-02-02

Three Americans are imprisoned in
a saloon at Jaurez, Mexico, which is
bad thing for the saloon if the
three Americans are like some Amer
leans,
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-02-02

Speaking about lifes disappoint-
ments, did you ever try one of those
new paper cooking bags?
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-02-02

PILES CURED IN TO II DAYS
Your druggist will refund money if PA
20 OINTMENT fails to c,re any cas-,
Of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud
ing Piles in to IA days. SOC. "
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-02-02

We take it that there is to be six
more weeks of coaled weather.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-02-02

A grounding with only half q
shadow could see it today
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-02-02

We hereby declare in favor of a
revision of the mercury upward
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-21


California recognition climbing
Hadley tho platform
. ypewrien document
contested delegates should
their had
w. the
Hsdley
. he An method"
notification Of the adsy
Wednesday
Roosevelt
Of well taken
demanded seconded
a. Immediately ordered
allowed
would
delegates
and he a o
called
the
ruled
from soma quarters and ensue
Finally member Of the delegation
II a a % in CONVEX
"
sdrick called and the
incident ended
The not
The motion table
po " the majority report In the Alabama then
dsmanisd another roll cal
- "'' ''"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-21
LOSS OF SLEEP MAY BE
RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS.
Some Mixed News of New Tickets
as Result of Chicago
Eizzle.

CHICAGO. June cl.-As illustrat ting
the completeness Of the break between
the new progressive party and the resu-
lar Republican organization, plans are
being worked out by the Roosevelt man
ayers looking TO a big non-partisan
progressive convention TO be held early
In August, at which a nation wide or
ganizatlon can be perfected, a platform
adopted and a ticket named. Unless
some action of the Regular Republican
Convention now in session calls for the
earlier action by the progresslves this
plan will be carried out.
Woodrow Wilson 10 the man already
talked of as running-mate for Roose-
understanding that Roosevelt will be
the candidate of the new party-in tho
event tina, Wilson Is not TO be named
at Baltimore. William J. Bryan Is also
prominently mentioned.
IT Is contended by George Record OF
New Jersey. who Is strong for this
programme, that Roosevelt and Wilson
are really radicals OF equal degree and
belong In the same party and that TAT;
and Harmon are In fact representatives
Of the same interests.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-21
CROWD SLOW IN COMING.


to
core of
Dsvne insisted
minority we'll a. majority reports the action of this
Of
To
Ito William Barnes Col s.
,scucn.
stake Barnes and the Taft leaders we're willing take chance and
n he
In seats
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-21
CAPT. RUSSELL RETIRED.
Former Inspector Of Brooklyn,
Oncs Detective Head, l. III.

Capt John IT. Russell. once Borough
Inspector OF Brooklyn. and then head
Of the Detective Bureau OF the Police
Department. was retired from the force
and from duty at tho Hamilton avenue
station. to-day. because Of physical dis
ability. Russell IL said to be suffering
from q cancer OF the mastoid bone and
has undergone two operations.
Russell was twenty-five years on the
police force. He reached the top when
he was made Borough Inspector. and
then brought over to New York by
Commissioner Cropsey to take charge
OF tho neteetive Bureau Of the greater
city at HEADQUARTERS. Trouble came
his way when he ran foul OF Mayor
Gaynor over the police treatment Of
the Duffy boy In Brooklyn and he was
denoted by Commissioner Waldo about
a year ago because OF difficulties arising
between the two.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-21
PARKER WILL ACCEPT
CHAIR, HE SAYS, AND
IGNORES BRYAN FIGHT.

ROCHESTER,. June n.--Judge Parker
practically said this afternoon that he
would accept the temporary chairman
ship Of the Democratic National Conven-
tion by saying that he planned to begin
work on his address tonight on tho train
10 New York.
He refused 10 comment on W. j.
Bryan's messages TO prominent Demo-
Gratis
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-21

pssry Chairman swung the Taft column Two Oregon dele
gales also went TO Taft.
But the second that the real dsintegraion tn.
Roosevelt forces was shown This motion TO table the
made by Gov Hady substituting the minority the majority reports
the Committee Credentials the contest from the Ninth Alabama
District On this roll call Rooseve dwinded TO 464 Then
majority report seating the Taft delegates adopted without roll cali
the third Of the dayte the Arizona invov
ing the seats of six dekgaeshere another shift The Wisconsin
and Idaho delegates into the Roosevelt column. Taft by
4 TO 4o7 The Arizona under the rule did
gates from the ninth Arkansas district seated without CALI
deadlock between Chairman Root and Chairman Devine the
Committee Credentials delayed tine opening Of proceedings for nearly
hour and half Root wanted the committee TO
test as settled Devne opposed peceneal" report and Root
out.
- The committee decided at O'Clock make report
bbama in which the Taft delegates had been declared entitled to
and twenty-six minutes after the scheduled time
Meanwhile the delegates getting tired Not
firing the delegates but 1t beginning pail Chicago There
galleries looking
prices that with OF
5ween earthquake the gathering
aid coming
ced!ns likely
tm event will be played to empty benches
With Roosevelt Of the cast the has
Baltimore sharing with Republican
arntn In ocanap
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-21
Michael whalen Retires.

Michael whalen. who for over forty
years has been a clerk In the County
Clerks Office. was retired yesterday
by Presiding Justice Ingraham of the
Appellate Division, at the age OF sew
| enty-seven. He will receive q pen-
sion of s525 year.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-21
HELP WANTgD-MALE,

BRA X EMEN and firemen.
thoroughly experienced.
ior rnllroad out OF town, TO
take the place OF men on
strike; applicants viii be re-
CURED to pass thorough
examination and if accepted
VIII be offered permanent
positions; standard rate Of
wages. Address Railroad,
box 7Ot World.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-21
,HYDE'S FAMOUS BOAT
TO BRING DELEGATES
FROM CINCINNATI

BALTIMORE. June 2l-Cinclnnati
Harmon boomers may or may not be
'on tho water wagon" but they Will
come to- Baltimore on a houseboat.
John J. Ryan, a Cincinnati million
aire. to-day bought the Stop-a-while.
the houseboat ON which Charles H.
Hyde. New York's former City Cham
berlain. was journeylng to Florida when
the District-Attorney overhauled him,
and the craft will leave New York to-
night. bound for Baltimore. with the
Cincinnati crowd
There's a tuning up OF long distance
telephone wires for the benefit of
candidates for President. who will not
be here during the big doings. Special
lines have been run to Trenton. ". j.,
that Woodrow Wilson may keep in
touch with the proceedings. Clark
and Underwood have arranged a special
wire for convention news
While they have taken the precau-
ton of even fire. proofing the bunting
in convention hall and there will be
fremen and fre apparatus galore, the
rule of no smoking" will be strictly
enforced.
Paul ]. Quinn. in charge OF the down
town convention headquarters. Is under
constant siege by persons having de-
sirable rooms to let. The attraction in
one case was room that contained an
tique furniture. including wonderful
bureau that was "a Sheraton, and
you know how few Sheraton bureaus
there are left in this country" An
other woman said to Quinn. Il thought
that some OF the Western delegates
would like to sleep In room with old
mahogany"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-21
A Peace Problem.

TFNm tN WAhngIOl SUM
what We want" said Mr.. Doian. is
universal peace"
1T is," replied Mr.. Rafferty,. but
how're We go!n' to have Il til we dim
Onstrate that somebody Is able-bodIed
aa' wtllin enough to see that it's kept?"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-21

convention
that Progressive
definite TIughe $3.50 ~ ~ Nv "'''''
Gov He is committed to tn. cause O,
Roosevelt
campaign
1900 ~ ~ ~ -
The trouble chosen and he
are wording the President with
has
OF the number o
The Roosevelt
Of
conesfs giving the Roosevelt
anticipated the committee
Roosevelt o
OF ther disposition to Col
square deal In the contests the Taft
much attention o
proclaimed that he will not listen
depending on
he seriousness OF the Roosevelt
" ~ WV
If the another party In
his proposition he has the the
was estimated early this
oot could not influence
party and 80 into help
The Roosevelt campaign resolved to
claim to
er OF the Roosevelt bureau he knows Of
where soed with
a men VINO are for Taft they him
able " switch have offered
DON'T BELIEVE T. r. WILL BOLT.
The BIG thing impending poruca do moi
look f Doll Roosevelt
compromise 10 mighty hard fine
OF procedure on the bolt they threaten. $3.50 ~
looks Colonel threatens to holt and
opposition invites him to bolt
the meantime the the business
Of until some so ~ an
Ss. ~
for Chicago " ~ ' s"N 'N'''
number OF and
OK tart DELEGATES from adjoining
Iowa are nerine
me prospect for winding the promising
For DELAYED start this establishes
vent schedule day
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-21
TAFT, A STUMBLING BLOCK,
INSISTS He HAS WON FIGHT
AND SHOULD Be NOMINATED
Roosevelt Has Abandoned Hope and
Threatens New Ticket With
Democrat for Vice.
President.
Dl MARTIN GREEN.
tstsff Correspondent o. xns 2vsaaus Vor,a. !,

CHICAGO June 2-Wth the Roosevelt boom faened out lk
10Y balloon nun by all the four wheels of truck would seem
natural that the Taft campaign managers should hurry things along and
the President the standard bearer of the Republican part,
IN the forthcoming campaign.
But the Taft proceeding cautiously lest fresh ammunition
supplied Roosevelt and his rad foowe-owng fewer hour BY
ho-or Justification of bolt the further steam roller work
the Credentials Committee Barnes still talks Taft What Barnes
thinking out is not saying would furnish real illumination No
gag rule Will Ike followed in The committee Roosevelt men will be Der
United to talk their heads off and report on the contests NAV
not be ready until tomorrow night.
almost certain that the convention be in session next week
In FACT COL New, chairman of the Committee of ARRANGEMENTS has
extended the lease of the Coliseum for another week.
Taft on the FIRST ballot si President
renomnatcd Roosevelt will bolt and possibility
Of Democrat for vden somebody els.
Of cosne
rights In naming dessatss was discussed to-day
just how Its DELEGATES shall be chosen compelling
" VILE
practically .S.n.
attack nj" that they vi" be unable
convention Il al, A,s
considered SAT. ,h. Tai, eo,, ara
controlled pnnsylvanls and
he should he nominated.
Tho bose. mentioned and other:
with
the event that Taft should insist strength
bolt and
they do not care much whs.her he bolt: Or not
D the party and with tho w:em Of men :1. in pr.eic. politics.
up the voting strength and help along the
until h.
like asy
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-21
CARPET J.& ]. ". William,
Tel. 1856 Columbus Est. lsJ5
CLEANING $50 West sans.
DIED.,

ACKERMAN. - Suddenly, on rhur.a,v
June 20. MARY ELIZABETH. mother OF
Joseph and Abram Ackerman, =
Funeral from her late residence aau
COUNT us av.. on Saturday. June 20. al
A. NJ. thence to the Church of m,
b'essea sac ament. Broadway and RS.
ST., where a requiem mass Will be offsrsd
for the repose OF her soul.
FAtkE'-suddenly at ossining. N, Y,
on June 10, 1912, JOHN 4. FAURE,
IN the Goth year OF his age.
Funeral at Trinity Church. ossinin z.
1l'lo a. NJ, on Saturday, June -.
New Yo:k Central train leaving Grant
Central station At $50 A. NJ Inter
ment at Rhinebeek. ". Y.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-21
ROOT SENDS ANOTHER MESSENGER.


REPORT
disposed unoneed considered
.
to
O
throughout
orchestra
delivered
Jersey yell that familiar in the convention
subsidized and crowd sstsd
TO falof
10 .
I ny.
l "6xyhve
conventon
. man n he
fell
tPvesbyteian
iee Asbama
1t oil
ths National Committee seating Taft delegates
originally
to
and o n
.
23Snoy expression Of the of tho minority could
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-12-18
8 tt;:&!|.z6kak;IfARRIS0Nt
SMHIgal lHUSKlN6S
.-ES@~ r

Harrison, Dec. l6-Miss Ella Pag-
ell was the guest of Miss Alma John
son a: few days:lastsweek. ],
vern Wilson Of Park City, Utah,
who has been spending a few days At
the home Of his brother, Chas. of
PiAager, Mimi, arrived here Tues
dda5lyS For few days visit 1T The Geo:
Wilson home. ---
Harry Martin took in the dance al
FAtwater last Thursday evening.
{ Leo Masters. arrived here last
week from Kenmare, n D.. He ex-
poets to spend the winter in this part
/ of the country. - = >.>-....
S. NJ. Dahl departed for Wheaton
MIMI, last Wednesday to look after
his farm interests there. T.
A Christmas tree festival will be
given at the. Presbyterian. church or
Tuesday evening. Dec. "a. =.
Art Berglund is on. the sick list.
Miss Grace. Bergluud was very
pleasantly entertained at the Dow
dell home couple Of days last week
Miss Ethel Govig, teacher in INST
No: 4, spent Saturday and Sunday
at her parental home at Willma?.
Louie Berglund has kindly asked
us MOTTO tell anybody where he j:
spending these long winter eveniny IS
so we won't. -. =: -: Z. $780,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-12-18

Duluth. Dec. 81. y.rnil
gaIe fhat;sWept5s aalkes tsai,o,
peHedsfx large slteamarss teseekts pro-.
teotion u PetitrtC e: boats
are..sSSsS.
North Star, loaded Win merchan.
disc; Upsoa sultana, Wilbert
L. Smith, apdsW.P. Snyder, coal lad
en-. A wireless message was received
from the ships stating that the entire
fleet had made the harbor.sa safely, and
will lay there until the wind abates.,
Petitrice; Bay was. reached after bat,
thing with the waves, for three hours.
The six vessels are a part Of q fleet
OF II ships which has been at white.
fsh Point. since Saturday. 2The other
Ave are<still at Whtefsh.:<1 - l5r
The wind began blowing from the
Northeast: during the; afternoon and
gradually gained velocity until Il was
estimated that it was blowing 80 miles
IN hour.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-12-18
INNOCENT; rs SLAIN.
spooner, Minn,. Resident, Taken for
Alleged Desperate, 10 1.,.1;
J., Killed. ,,t;;

Spooner.-John Harvery Of: Pitt
Minnesota, died in. the. Spoon.
:. er hospital from two shot: wounds in.
,flicted by Marshal A. H.. Fryberg Of
Spooner. The shooting took place in
front of the village auditorium Tues
day night. The deceased leaves a wi.
dow with four children: Marshal Fry.
berg is under arrest. :: :. -: ~. -;
i: Marshal Fryberg had been instruct.
ed by Mayor p, Nv. Koefed OF ,Speoner
to take billy and a gun from, and
arrest Frank Taylor. an alleged bad
man: Koefed went with - Fr:yyberg
through the different saloons and Taiyy.
lor was located. The marshal. was
outside on the lookout: When het, saw AZ
the supposed Taylor come out, the
marshal Is said to have cried "You are
under arrest" and fired the first shot.
The supposed Taylor was John Har.
vey. Harvey walked OF until The; sec.
ond shot was fired, when he fell. The
marshal said It was the first time he
had used his new automatic gun and
that he had fired as a .bluff. '.'' ~
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-12-18
1MPER1LED FLEET SAFE.
..os, +~
s.
sThirteen Vessels Brave Northwest
Wind to Reach 1
-- --xZG--as; t,
Port = %.ss.-.-

Du1uth.-The imperiled coal, fleet
nut into bay s13rlae dnrfna
Monday nights storm arrived in -Du.
luth harbor during the night. A north
west ga4e~had Lake Superior in It's
grip Wednesday night, accompanied
by. snow,: but Thursday morning the
wind died down. The boats had Ell,
pected to put out wednesday after.
noon Or evening" but on account of q
shift I'm the wind they couldn't.
Some Of the. fleet 1of 1S are: Men.
:aota' Alva.~ Castalia.- North, Star, UP.
son, Yale, Sultana, w. L.. Smith and
W. P. Snyder: Several other 'ships
still are under Whitefsh. il When
these arrive the season will be ended.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-12-18
:'Woos WITH: REVOLVER,
James. seekiIn Lands In; Jail Because
'...... .s..:. G Of Too tInslstent ri, IT
"a a. -, -, APdort.tI T., ..,.. =,

:; Minneapolis; - When Miss MAR
garet> Leek looked. down. the bar
rel Of a blue revolver after she had
been threatened with death unless she
married the sutton who held the gun,
her wits worked double time to find q
way to. escape him.: Ii; !" :.;,,:;tt'':1
=: swat until I go into the back room
and get my coat" she said. She went
through the back room of. the store
where she was working, 216 Seventh
street south, and into the back doola
Of the next store. u, She telephonned Ii
police headquarters and. Detectiv,
John Mortissey wont. to tho placcaelc ii
|the run. 24a4osI 81 essh oSti27s-o5t q
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-12-18
"a, -: MAN>RE:
: - MaONE

Mamre, Dec. Sunday school
festivals will be held at Salem Christi
mas day, at hlhdby;; the second day
Of Christmas. Commences both eve
nings at G~o'cloek- The Christmas
festival at the Mamrelund church
will be on Christmas day commence
ing at seven o'clock. Everybody well
come.
Mr.. Willie Bergstrom went to- the
Twin Cities Monday on business.
1t will be Of interest to the friends
and former neighbors Of Mr.. N. A.
Soderholm to learn of his recent
marriage to Mrs: DeH 4FefgefseH OF
DriscoH Midas we know Mr,-Sod-
erholm is a subscriber to the Tribune
we herewith send thru it's news col
umns ''hearty congratulations"
Rev. David Swanson Of Billings,
Montana, spoke at the Salem church
Monday evening.
.Messrs.s Elmer- and Arthur,. Wal
stead t1ndas Mr. ictor 1sa acson,- al
from FOrlnan; N. D., visited relatives
and friends down here over Sunday
= The former remained fora couple Of
weeks.
Mr. OLAF Larson of Maddox, N. D
has been visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jens LARSON, for q few
days.
Mrs. John Johnson Of Burbank
was /, recent visitor with friends IL
this vicinity.
Julotta services at Salem Christ
mas morning at 80 o'clock.
About forty young people from
Pennock and Mamre had a real c0oC
time skating ON the Lindgren lake
Friday evening.
A Merry Christmas and Happ,
New Year to the Tribune staff ant
all it's readers.
Mr.. Enoch llolmberg from near tn
vicinity Of Kerkhoyen is employed a
Aug Bergman's 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Denoerud hay
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-12-18

rented the Olof Soderholm farm IN
town Of Dovre for. a number of years
X few from Mamre took in the
Shadow social at the, Lake Andrew
school, Dist: "25, birthday evening
They consider it the best time they
have had for many months: : = 80 y
: MI: Swen> CaElberg 7and daughter
Augusta, and Miss Amv-P eterson OF
St. Johns were guests Of C. G. Carl
berg's Sunday evening.
Messrs. Melvin Nordin and Birge1
Akeson were callers in Arctande1
Sunday. ---
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-12-18
Ringville, Dec. 16-Alfred Amund-
son of the Willmar Seminary spent

Ringville, Dec. 16-Alfred Amund-
son Of the Willmar Seminary spent
last week at home on account of his
sickness He returned on Moaday to
stptssss Sss
rs Re Ysnnd an Belgra ndncted
Eservieses rat Crow River. On Snnday
fore looms nd S il SSAes MoReville
Escho Rouse inStha terno on.s
H Allie H&aethds atpressatjn Nor
ris, where he is again running Mr.
Miller's creamery, while the latter is
ntteningra eep1enhes ] eAHred *
Fpects to spept Christmas Wifi Hi His
folks at .Georgeville. Z
5 sMarthi Torgersen nlade7a Paanass
trip to Paynesville last Thursday.
.1sRaethaAisa,~9Lsdies'A Aid meets With
MIS-: P.-O: Sonstegard third aaySot
Christmas in the afternoon.
Christmas services will be held in
Grow
and the Christmas tree festival will
be> held Sunday between Christmas
and New Years.
The Georgevllles an d Ringville
Farmers Club met in the Ringville
school house g. on Monday evening
Dec: s.. A large crowd was present
Messrs. Nelson and Baird and Miss
jacobson of New London were the
speakers of the evening. The next
meeting will be held in the George
Vile school house on Jan. 6.
The Minerva Debating Society met
last Friday evening, when there was
both a good program and debate Civ
en-. The next meeting will be held on
Monday evening, Dec. 80. !:
l. Mr.. and Mrs.. Haldor Corneliuson
Conrad and Lena, and Josephine
Hoiseth visited at Bakka's place in
Big Grove last Sunday returning on
Monday:
The Sunday school chi ldren are
busy preparing a programme be Civ
en- at the, Christmas tree festival in
Gausdahl church on Thursday eve
ming, second day. Of Christmas.
This year it has been decided tc
fake, up 4 collection at the festival
TO- cover expenses, instead Of going
around collecting as has been the
trustom>before: Su>it must be under
stood nobody~shaH stay at home be:
cause they have not had q chance tx
give Everybody is welcome and fol
those who wish to give there is
chance-to do 50 that evening: - 49, ::
The-George7ille Temperance. Soci
ETY. will give a "Pie Social in thu
Georgeville school house on. Satur:
day evening" Deo.-:28, instead Of tn
9th, as was first talked about. Re
member the date and come and hell
the good along FF}heFeHwHE@b
different kinds Of pie served so you
can haze your CHOICE: Everybody
welcome A:;geod program VIII b
rendered before the social: =. 49,.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-12-18
Answers Phone, Drops Dead.

Rochester.-When Mrs.: A.. M. Row.
Icy, and Miss Edith Bradshaw went
to call upon their sister, Mrs. George
Rowley, they found the young woman
dead with her l9-month-old baby play.
ing near her. Only a few moments
before one Of the sisters had tele-
.phoned Mrs. Rowley and she had re.
Fponded apparently in her usual good
health. Mrs. Rowley had completed
her weekly washing and when last
Teen showed no signs Of Ill health. +:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-12-18
Select Trio. to Lobby.

-. st. Pau1:-Northern Minnesota re.
apportionment advocates will. keep a
trio Of men familiar with: politics: in
St. Paul during part of the coming
legislative session to. work for the pas
sage OF a reapportionment bill. They
are: F.. c.. Kiley, of Grand Rapids,
editor. Of the Herald-Review and a
Democratic candidate for the legisla-
ture at the last election; F.. j. Nc.
Partlin, International Falls attorney,
and A. H, Vernon. Of Little Falls, for.
mer chief clerk of the house. Their
expenses will be paid. =. u. '...,:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-12-18

E40W'''S. .T',]hiS.?:'

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