The Montana nonpartisan. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1918-192?, 1919-08-16

the organizers to the full extent of
your ability.
The following reports bear witness
that despite all handicaps the League
is growing in Montana by leaps and
bounds, and the frightful miscarriage
Of justice meted out by the special ses-
sion of the legislature will inspire
more people to join the League than
anything the League management in
this state could have said or done.
The antifarmer and anti-worker
Copper crowd stand out in bold re-
liefe in its ugly nakedncss, which is in
part due to the following most en-
couraging reports:
Sent In IA Membersl
Frank H. Korab was high man last
week with AZ members. Frank iust
simply doesn't believe there is a
drought, at least not in organization
work. Stay with it Frank, YOU'RE nc
tuaIly 20. MAk!NG RsR,ess.sy. y !. .
W. r. Duncan created quite a stir
at Headquarters last week by turning
in a 100 per cent CASH report. Dun
can knows how to put Ravalli County
on the map. He is one Of our veteran
organizers who Stayed With It during
the entire period Of the war, when
every organizer was branded by the
press as Pro-German, I. w. w. and
Bolshevik. w. r. is closely related to
that Irish "fruit" called spud-lots
Of starch. Some Organizer!
Ruff Necks Needed?
What's the matter with KROG-
MAN? He only sent in "a members
last week. Something wrong there. Be-
lieve we'll have to import some ruff
neck cow-punchers from Powder Riv-
er country into Missoula county. Krog-
man is at his best where there's some-
thing stirring. Whoop 'er up, Herman.
Prodigal Returns.
M. j. Weersing, of Manhattan is
again in the fold after a years rest.
He sent in fine report last week.
We are certainly glad to see Weersing
back again, as we can now look for
regular weekly reports from his Sec
tion of the country.
SPECIAL MENTION
Organizer o. j. Melton and Leverne
Hamilton are two live wires upon
whom we can absolutely depend in a
crisis. They put Musselshell County
overwhelmingly over the top at the
last minute in the recent referendum
drive to save the primary. They also
arranged for the first Nonpartisan
meeting in Musselshell County at
Gage a short while ago. With big
crowd and three good speakers they
broke the ice there in great shape.
Plans are now being perfected for
Roundup in the near future.
LADIES'!
Organizer Emma Crone reiterat,s
her determination to STAY WITH IT
till the cows some home and is going
to stay right here in Montana. Condi-
tions in this state necessitate just the
type of spirit that is found in Emma
Crone. We wouldn't miss her reports
or LETTERS for anything. Certainly
glad we can depend on you, Miss
CrOne.
PROMOTION.
Office Manager j. E. Kulstad has
been placed in charge of the Idaho
office, and is on his way to Nan1pa.
The entire office force is unanimous
in their bereavement. The loss of Mr.,
kulstad will fall heaviest upon the
organizers in the field, who will miss
the word of good cheer that was al.
ways found in those personal letters
that he knew so we'll how to write
There never was a bigger or better
hearted worker than j. E. and our
envy and congratulations are bestowed
upon the Idaho Leaguers for their
good fortune in obtaining the service
es of Mr.. Kulstad.
Rector Has The ''kick"
1t is through the untiring efforts
Of one J. NJ. Rector that Glacier coun-
ty sent in its required quota of sigma
lures on the referendum petition to
save the primary. Rector demonstrate
ed his ability to Sign them up and
make clear the fundamental issues
which were at stake, and for this rea-
son the state office is now "brealing
a leg to sign HIM up as an organ
lzer. Rector worked 20 consecutive
years as an operator for jim Hill, and
was then canned" because he always
talked organization and dared to
speak his mind. That's the type Of
men we need. Rector has the kick. All
he needs is a Mcneil and a nrnrrap,