Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-04
,tttionsss i. st, MI name onslhs s6Ar.:

|ssSvo don e%pEotonQ TO: hevAtthQ ma
ehfnc the .slesxue .has-no~ politiUal
pafty3 in the .historv Of ~. stnteShSs
eyera ad:anythinnx like it."S satds on
OF the independent cafnpaigu mana
gers.a ..'It. va lnaticeabie that ro1s
nominating petitionss cana On. forms
written on. ordinary copy paper, ( 81
foolscap. ;orJ the old printed forms.
they came In groups Of five, tAnsand
tWAntXis while. on, the. other hand the
League. petitions we're, the usual, care
ffully ist4reotyped, forms, everything as
regular: and neatsgal, q pin ,OqrssWere
.: @sponta neous expression OF popular
approval; theirs. W4s the. result. 4Jpf
thorough machine work. - ~ =
sGcttinx >Cajmpaikn Fund.- II.
1t 10: q notable fact~thaf the .inde-
pcS4ENns ~ settlng I ~ : z
mary cs innai@n ,rESra +hs .,r..,,a =
nrsstice Al "shrohiihits 49,. si,,!,s
Funds. .orssnixara ant. 80.
.resentatiyes Eof; Il asindenendant $50.
ciation -hav - Shakn %renortina ras,,is 81,
at headouartera di,rino fha nasf %We:E
with substantials ataeks Of .check. Ana
currency. The checks. v1ere not snost-
dated, but r%epresented ready money.
signs OF PROSPERITY are beconsinr more
common about headouartara. .There
movement: are rsady up tc bac. - fhair
convictions with cash. The iea kue'. ~
course. is, under no necessity Of, rats-
Ing a special campaign fund. It's. ~
chest ii admittedly veiI 1,nIolstered.
and the Towniey faction Am 4 posi-.
ton to pay fancy prices for Imported
speakers, IL 1t, chooses TODD So. .
.r Mut. I'M anGe.is attacneo oy tne
eress. formerly ! verv s+ronr lea oe
organ, has switched to the indenend-
ents. Editor WATSON, in a .fronr and
lengthy editorial. gives his numerous
reasons. the CHIEF ~ which ia Town
lev, He claims no omarrel with the
league, but reiterates His faith in "a,
farmers movement controlled bv
farmers.
~
conn Andrews. To~nlesfzed.
Walt. Taylor Of the I.aMoure chron-
icle resents the implication that he
has sold out to the league, while it is
comment that John Andrews
of thesL idgerwood Broadaxe has done
that very, thing, and that. he is to
manage. in addition*to the Broadaxe,
a Wahpetcn paper which the, league
recently has taken over. The league
appears to be acquiring by. purchase
more papers than are deserving. for
principles or other reasons. to the OPP
position. The leagues proposed
Grand Forks daily. however. appears
one dali Dali, s orrsn 81, hal us
necuiiar ~ itss,, 10 tha So nauy .v.ns
capital appears to he tim;d ehpnt r,r'
ina pp.aas ~ oe .i.ilo auous aur-
form nf ~ent.sn ''his parsieu'a9
-0''" 70
Leader Seeing Things.
.Editoriallv tho Norma i ,.an r..d.r
official national organ ~ tho Isa r,,a
announces the conw,ction ~ SO
league organizers in Gooahue conntv
Minnesota, O n charges, Of di%siovaity'
with the canton: "a Fieetins Viz
tory for the Co%nspirators." I'll. Ie.d.
er. editor. in a lengthy screed. nro.
ceeds to prove to his ,own satisfa ction
that "big business" ~ :.t,,e inssrest..",
or the kent press" or some sirner
DOGGY told fibs about What Randsm
and Gilbert were sinnosed, ~ hav.
said. 1t reminds one ~ the Kate.
Richards O'Hare triaI ~ pi.n.sane
when Mrs o'Hare,s fr;erda 49,.
very. positively that Mrs n:H.re' Ala