Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1916-09-28
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN
BY REPUBLICANS
Expect to Carry North Dakota for
Hughes and McCunbcr.

Fargo, Sept. 25.-No half way
methods are to be employed by the
Republicans of the state during the
present campaign, q determination
to restore this state to the Republi-
can column being marked.
In the furtherance of the general
campaign work, VIM. Lemke, state
chairman, and Gunder Olson of Graf
ton, national committeeman, left
Sunday evening for Chicago where
they will confer with the officers at
the national committee headquar-
ters.
Frazier on the Stump.
Lynn J. Frazier, Republican can
didate for governor, goes on the
stump during the coming week, and
he will advocate. the election of the
entire Republican ticket. 1t is un-
derstood Mr.. Frazier will give speci-
al attention to the senatorial ques-
ton.
Mr.. Frazier's itinerary, beginning
September 80, follows:
Sept. 80, Belfield. 2 o'clock; Oct.
2, Dickinson, 8 O'clock; Oct. 3, Man
dan; g O'Clock and O'Clock; Oct. 4,
Mott, o'clock; Oct. 5, Reeder, 8
o'clock; Oct. 6, Hettinger, s o'clock;
Oct. 8, Fargo, s O'Clock; Oct. 10,
Wyndmere, 2 o'clock; October II,
Wahpeton, 8 o'clock.
State Headquarters.
State headquarters of the G. o. p.
will be maintained in the Gardner
hotel, this city, where quarters al
ready have been leased. These will
| he under the direction OF Chairman
Lemke.
Miller Has Fine Tour.
Congressman Clarence Miller Of
Duluth, who visited Grand Forks,
Devils Lake and Minot, had a splen-
did trip, being greeted by very good
crowds at each of the cities. He con-
cluded his trip at Minot Saturday ev-
ening.
Manahan Is Coming.
James Manahan, former Minnesota
congressman, who is engaged in
general speaking campaign under
the direction of the national commit
tee will spend week in this state.
His dates have not yet been fixed.
Mr.. Manahan's g special mission will
be the support of Hughes and Nc
Cumber.
Senator Warren G. Harding Of
Ohio enters the state Saturday, Sept.
80 and will speak at jamestown,
New Rockford and possibly other
points.
Predicts Hughes Will Win N. Oak.
William Lemke of Fargo, chair
man OF the North Dakota republican
state committee, stopped off in st.
Paul Monday on his way to Chicago
and called at republican state head
quarters. He is out to arrange for
more republican speakers in his
state.
Harding Will Speak.
u. S. Senator Warren G. Harding
of Ohio will speak at Fargo, James
town and New Rockford; Congress
man Frank F. Ellsworth Of Minneso-
ia will deliver a number of addresses
in that state, the dates to be ar
ranged later, and James Manahan of
St. Paul will address a number Of
rallies. Charles Warren Fairbanks,
candidate for vice president, will also
visit the state. Other speakers will
also be engaged thru western head
quarters.
$4,000 Hughes Majority.
North Dakota will give Hughes
majority of 25,000," said Mr.. Lem
Ike. 1.-The state is naturally republi-
can and the sentiment in favor Of
the republican ticket is unusually
strong this year. Senator p. ]. Nc
Cumber will have q fight but he will
be reelected because the people Of
the state always know where he
stands, and they never know just
where to ind John Burke, his demo-
cratic opponent"