Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-10-31
upon doing the craw- fish act, even be-
lore we become member Of the peace

ae's the msmser at g. s be-
league body. : =: 80 s
IN talking with viii es e Of my friends
had been told upon good authe e iSat that af
F. G. Ellsworth, candidate for COVER
nor on the republican ticket. had an.
n nov &c his candidacy at the request of
ganizations. This statement is partly
borne out by the declaration of prin-
e,R5es 1ssgeS BY MI when he
tisan Leaguers acknowledged that they
made g mistake in 1913 in their selec-
ton q The
enough to defeat Lindbergh: They in
entity. in 1925. no E EHs Voted con-
matter of making war. His record as
much, it IS true. but it is record Of
tive reasons against his candidacy. If
the Nonpartisans and their associates
decide to back Ellsworth. there Is no
organization run Y i for its money
At Redwood Falls, on "Wednesday, the
friends Of julius Seh nah .h f9rm as5ea
statement in behalf Of his candidacy:
The statement is brief resume OF the
hat hstG was Of BORN
Falls. Minnesota. grew up In that town
learned the trade Of printer and grad,
uated into the business OF reporter oate:cs and
tative in the legislature. and that since
1907 he has occupied the position OF
secretary Of state. The principal rea.
sons given for his nomination are that
he always has worked hard for the re-
publican party; that during the war he
was 100 per cent American; that his
can party in power in Minnesota: ard,
in addition. that he has all the quail
fications man should have for the i'm
portant office Of chief executive +e OF this
means that Julius will be- candidate
at the coming primary. He has. been en-
Gngng to maks t this Pup te fDr
at least, the position OF governor is the
summit Of his: ambition. There, is no
question that he is res res t, th poll
ina ton in the republican, party Will
find that they have a fight to make
when they.go out aG ;3;4, him a, Just to
ton the fact that in 1913 he made
vociferous campaign against the Non
partisan League and at the same time
san League candidate for Clerk Of the
Supreme Court upon the republican E an
ticket. A man who can 90 that. ana
get away With it: is What migh;t t;d De
Such is Julius.
In last weeks, Wadena Pioneer:
3 wee W. nreE xSrt 81 Lately ba
Highway Improvement association,
gives his side Of the story of his de-
position. He says that the association
erful organization; so much so that the
republican politicians of the state be-
lieve that it Is good politics to take it
traces the progress Of the association
Mr. DaXis and himself were. the execu-
sfsfs ees1ae in the 1ssse
and when the breakup came all it's bills
were paid and the association had a
nit nit the truth o. the Story S' in No. this his
column of last week: that he was fired
because Of trespassing upon the rights
rnE Fl the in Ss1 MdP&
ar4., = the priat;ps aw s I By the
asst asans& nae H. e. aSes
say. h however. that the veto Of the tom
ed the republicans In position where
yy %ss e Sgoas psdp
the Good Roads Issue was possibly the
most popular they could annex: ., conse.,
With an axEverity and Davis getting
the sharp edge Of the ak: Pat Nc
Garry 10 the one official Of the old or:
and still drawing a. salary Of 1000 per
charge Of extravaeance against himself
e en1 m not nave been Because they We're
drawing exorbttant salaries because Mr.
McGarry acquiesced in this salary and
f The story C :N has every evidence Of truth
take It Tor granted that the republicans
have eth an another ntsra ia the tn cone
oIectIon. One peculiar statement sur
rounding this statement by Mr.: Verify
is tnst tie press Of the tWip cities has has
Of comment. which circumstance OF IT.
self is enough to convince one OF its
truth. # there had been a GOMEZ back X
before this.
Mrs. Peter Olesen: Minnesota's. wonn-
an member upon the Democratic Ma
Tess in Sehaf Of the % Pay
at the meeting of the League of Wom-
en- Voters to be held in the Minneapolis
f It is %nderstood also that Mrs. George
Bass. chairman. Woman's Bureau.
Democratic National committee. will be
for the purpose of assisting in the or
sanitation Of the democratic women of
the state for the coming campaiEn.
Mrs. Bass is unusually popular with VIII
through her efforts that suffrage was
granted in Illinois few years az o,
under a democratic legislature and q
democratic governor
DEMOS.
SAYINGS OF LARRY no.