The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-10-15
|NORD WOUL DINORk
FOR NORMAL SCHOOL
Candidate Pledges BIS i support to Sc
curing of Just Appropriation
Is Well Qualified.
HANDS CLEAN OF DIRTY POLITICS
Dignifed Method of Campaign En-
dorsed After Reading Egotistical
and Bombastic Sentinel illusions

dorsed After Reading Egotistical
| and Bombastic Sentinel illusions
| That Leonard H. Nord. candidate
for the state senate, is regarded with
high esteem by the gcitizens of. his
home community, IS manifested in
the following articleswhich has just
appeared in the columns of the In
ternational Falls Daily Journal:
Carrying Out Pact.
"The newspaper support given the
two candidates for state senator
shows clearly which way the winds
of public opinion are now blowing.
A short time ago Mr. Wilson's paper
said that The Pioneer is the only
paper. that has word to say against
Mr.. Wilson,
To-day, the Sentinel is about the
only paper in the 62nd senatorial
district that has a word to say in
favor of Mr. Wilson, and he has to
write his own eulogies. The paper
at Baudette can be excused for it's
support of Mr.. Wilson, because it
openly states that it is supporting
Wilson because Wilson disappearing
Williams. Therefore, the Baudette
Region can not be considered as
supporter of Wilson. 1t is only
carrying out it's pact entered into
| between Mr.. Wilson and few of his
political henchmen.
The Best Man.
1--WE have quite number of the
newspapers in this 62nd senatorial
! district, and it is significant testi-
| monial to their intelligence and their
| patriotism to see them lined up al
most solidly in. support of Leonard
H. Nord, wholly on The ground that
he is the best man, personally, polit-
ically, and from every other stand
point, to secure, in the state legis-
lature, the greatest benefit to this dis
trict
''It is notable fact that Mr.. Nord
isn't called upon to defend himself
against any attacks from any source,
either personally or politically, either
privately or publicly. His life and
his conduct speak for themselves.
He is as clean in his business, in his
public life, as hounds tooth. He
is a fearless, able, incorruptible man
in every walk of life, and in the
state senate we predict that Leonard
H. Nord will loom up as one of the
big, brainy men Of the next state
senate.
Ever Success.
"He has ever been success, and
he has achieved success without
betraying his friends. He has not
entered into any dirty political deal
to crush another while trying to at
tain something for himself. He
goes about his business from day to
day in this campaign appealing for
support on a high plane of personal
and business efficiency; on the ground
that he believes his broad and COM
iprehensive knowledge of the needs
of this district, of his close personal
acquaintance with 50 many Of the
men who will be in the next senate,
will enable him to do more for the
upbuilding of this district than per-
haps his opponent could do.
To Ask Appropriation.
Like a true born gentleman, be-
fore the primaries, he asked for sup
port on that ground only. He re-
siduested the voters then, and he re-
peats it now, Elect the man who, in
their judgment, is able to serve them
/ best He has pledged toklabor for
5! the normal school to be located at
| Bemidji The very fact that an In
ternaticnal Falls man asks for the
needed appropriation to build nor
nal school in another part of his dis
] trict outside of hisssoWn city and
county, would have ten times as mucn
4: influence in obtaining an appropria-
q ton as Mr. Wilson could have, living
=s.s he does in the town where the
Normal school is to be located
Digni6es Campaign.
After reading the egotistical ans
bombastic effusions Of the Sentinel