The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-23
REPUBLICANS and
DENIS URGE PEOPLE
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ing the various speakers of the even
ing.
Judge A. P. GuptiIl was the first
Sneaker, II gave his reasons why the
people Of North Dakota should nomi-
nate such a nan as President Worst
for the toga.
Professor c. B. Waldron Of the
North Dakota Agricultural college
faculty was the second speaker. Pro
fessor WaldrOn expressed his conf
denCe that DR.. Worst would be NOM
mated tomorrow, from all that he had
seen and gathered in different parts
OF the state while making institute
trips.
From all I have heard" said Pro
3~fessor Waldron, Il confidently believe
President Worst will be nominated
by a good majority Wednesday,. There
is one thing that is noticeable in these
three men who are opposing ZACH 9TH
er for the nomination. Those who
know President Worst best and long
est, k him most and are his closest
friends. From what I have heard
don't think the same thing could be
said about either of the other two"
Democrat Heard From.
Judge Engerud then introduced
~ 90 DNOINJ " NIlllON4 H. " IL Is
an out and out staunch supporter of
President Worst.
Mr.. Scott said the opportunity had
come to choose a man Of high stand
ing for United States senator, and he
urged every voter in the republican
party to a k advantage of the chance.
Have you ever had the chance to
send q mar of such high character as
John H. Worst to the United States
Sln9tn9" 1EknJ Mr. Scott H. ;, tho
peer Of any man in the state, in
finitely the superior of either of the
men against him, and conditions de-
mand his election. The people should
realize this crisis and this opportun-
lty. which is one out of a Million"
Harry L~ashkowitz expressed the
opinion Of the young republicans. He
advocated Mr.. Worst's nomination
and a that the agricultural inter-
ests of the state needed such a man
in Washington.
Twichells Powerful Address.
Perhaps the most forceful address OF
the evening was that of Treadwell
Twichell, former speaker of the house
or representatives and a candidate for
the g~ubernatorial nomination in 1908
Mr.. Twichell said there was only one
man in the United States senate who
was a farmer and could speak intelli-
gently on the farmers needs. And ]
was personally told by another senator
that he was a dead one," he said.
There are A. 900, 900 people of the
United States living on farms he
said, with only one man in the United
states senate who can intelligently
take care Of their interests. Great
isn't it? 1 want John H. Worst elected
because l want my Interests cared Cor.
Il have known John H. Worst in
more ways than one. When / was In
the house of Representatives it was
80 mr. y T1 IAT@-- 800 ~
the North Dakota Agricultural college,
had to deal regarding legislative mat
ters for that big institution he heads.
And found John H. Worst was a man
get things out Of a Legislative body. He
Is the man the people want, the upper
Tor, / believe, of either of his oppon-
ents, and should be nominated"
Others Heard.
DR.. E. F. Laid, the pure food COM
missioner of North Dakota, was anoth-
er. He praised President Worst's Wig
orous stand against big corporations
who tried to introduce adulterated
foods into North Dakota.
r. S. Lewis, former lieutenant COVER
nor Of North Dakota, was present and
several called for him from the aud
fence. Mr.. Lewis confessed he didn't
know VIA people might style him po-
ILLEGALLY n more, for he voted for La
toilette in the primaries and for
Roosevelt at the election.
However, he said, 1--WE need a
change in the United States senate at
this time. We need a man there who
can represent the whole people, the
farmers as well as the politicians and
factions Of parties. Therefore / be-
lieve the nomination of John H. Worst
Is what the people of this state want
and should have"
worst Absolutely Honest.
There is one thing" cried w. A.
Scott in his speech, "John Worst is
absolutely honest. And that Is one of the
chief items in our public officials. No
man can buy him, for he owns himself
and will be answerable only to the
people who elect and hire him. You
will find that he will listen only to the
wishes of his constituents"