Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-11-07

liver message TO thS assembled WOm-
en- He attempted to explain why the
feminine voter should adhere to the
Grand Old Party but his exposition Of
principles was not half so convincing:
list tH'' Mrs. e Peter OLSEN. Minnesota
woman member upon the Dem ascra de
her party. Mrs. olesen is a welcome
speaker wherever she appears. She is
thrice welcome whenever this Is Min
ditorium meeting were proud to to have ss
meeting, as at the banquet. the demo-,
Mrs. George Bass. Chairman: women's
bureau of the Democratic National
Committee. was visitor during the en-
iightfui little address on tuesday and
in an Informal manner she worked in
behalf of her party ame = women
Of standing. among a.: sun, .:-ork-
ers and many of her old fri3n.~ IT
ed her: It is remenbesed tha t. il '. -
frage was granted to the WON Il Of
Illinois. under den.oIiatic e. 'rnor
and democratic legislature. :: few
Great Satisfaction, vas exr I'd ,; on
land as president Of the new league of
in the affections Of Minnesota women
the same enviable position as does Mrs.
Gait among the women of the nat: n.
Our republican friends e. i, avs
strong on professions. They are never
bashful in proclaiming themselves the
rock e1 w 1eh the py is poas
~inply to gain partisan advantage.
They are always quick to recognize
those yh9 havssacrieed for the wei in
stance. This was illustrated in it's true
sense at the legislative session last
winter: when the temporary organiza-
of service men to positions. from which
they were ousted just as soon as the
regular Organization vas vas, c f',,1,ie
several appointees from the political
hacks of his office and the rest were
either Stacker representatives OF the
their positions by His Excellency the
A bill was passed at the extra session
Giers saiors G and nurses iU Wfo had serv-
ed the country in the World War. The
bill provided explicitly that appointees
upon the Bonus BGafd shonld dh oe Mo
hld served in the war. The inference
naturally would be that this meant
those who had served in the army or
iistrative force of the Bonus Board Board
It really meant that either members Of
Should occupy the positions and draw
the salaries. The roster of employees
carries the names of veterans Of the
Kingsley. member Of the Legislature:
Mrs. Guy Dilley, wife of a member of
The LeEisla1ture: Miss Nolan &c, DAUGHTER y;
were authors of the bill creating the
Board. In addition to these am told
there fd is bG force OF fSa
salaries: to the exclusion of the A. E.
There is no question that as flfmflam-
cans can give any opposition cards and
spades and still win the game without
any particular effort wonder If ser
service. appreciate the deal they are
getting from the republicans y
cak candidates in Massachusetts and
New Jersey. Apparently our republi..
can brethren have awakened to- the fact
! carry these states. though normally
ing ing abe s for an abb they have hit
f SSa an Of the wartime prohibition
hind the veto was that the president
statss Th,ss ee Gss
the veto message itself the president
stated the reasons for his act; He said
the saloons were closed last summer
was for the purpose Of conserving the
resources of the country until after the
lieves in lawful procedure in this as in
other matters. Immediately upon his
return from France he called the atten-
ton Of Congress to the fact that the
reasons for putting on :ne lid were
now nonexistent and asked Congress to
act in the premises Our republican
statesmen refused to do this and. as in
the case OF the threatened railroad
shipments strike. passed the buck to
the president. and now he has acted. It
seems to take them a long time to I'M
president acts. DEMOS.