Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-10-31

upon doing the craw-ash act even be-
league body.
-, In talk talking 2g, with Se1$s Of my friends
had been told upon good authority that
F. G. Ellsworth. candidate for COVER
nor on the republican ticket. had an.
at the of
ganizations: This statement is partly
e e45ps , out BY the dfsnrat9p of prn
ANNOUNCED his &c eandidacy The S Nonpar e
made q mistake in 1918 in their seiec-
enough to defeat Lind i They T ins
tend to make no such mistake. appar-
sistentiy with the government in the
matter of making war. His record as
congf re- does + not amount to
negation; Consequently there is less
chance for the opposition to give posi-
tive reasons against his candidacy. If
f1 5s and TIER bars IL
question he will give the republican
Organization run y j for + its money
friends Of julius A. sehmahl formed
"Schmahl for Governor" club and issued
q Statement in behalf Of his candidacy:
The statement is 6rief t,; resume OF the
forth that he was born in Redwood
Falls, Minnesota. grew up in that town.
into Of and
printer; that he. served as .represen-
tatye in the lesisla;ture and that since
s seer of 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 re
nomination would continue the republ!-
can party in power in Minne tS arg,
in addition. that he has al the q, quail al
portant office Of chief executive OF this
State. I take it for granted that this
means that Julius VIII be a f Ear! gate
these many years: and, for the present
at saSt the posit2Sn o. is the
question that he is resourceiui poll
tician and the contendcrs for the nom,
iaation in the republican party will
when they go out against him. Just to
illustrate his versatility. I would men
ton the fact that in 1918 he made
vocferous campaign against the Non
partisan League and at the same time
was in partnership with the Eonpart1-
san League candidate for Clerk Of the
ticket. A man who. can do that and
get away with it. is what mi}ht be
CALLED a pretty smooth proposition.
sueh IS JULIUS 49,
In last weeks Wadena Pioneer
Journal w. ~. Verify. lately dethroned
as vice president of the Minnesota
gives his side of the story of his de-
position. He says that the association
is going to- be an influential and pow
republican politicians Of the state be-
lieve that it is good politics to take it
over and use it in their business. He
its Cd pons oT ha
Mr.. Davis and himself were the execu-
tive officers in charge. It began it's
and when the breakup came all it's bills
were paid and the association had
fair working balance. He does not ad-
1ns srqss VI that sto hs fnis
and privileges Of the Twin Cities prin-
fng IN dac ne says That
a r9r, ~ the printing awarded by the
p p1aint against {fs 9fietra ). e does
ed the republicans In position where
they must have some popular Issue un-
ooEh haee to efa hss thai
the Good Roads Issue was possibly the
most popular they could annex, conse.
With an sxS3yerity an! ara Davis y Esttins
Garry is the one official of the old or.
as 5 srs whs ss.r gut Ct stsn psa
from the treasury. In refuttng the
charge of extravagance against himself
and Mr. Davis NJ Verify SAID idet that c 1t
drawing exorbitant salaries because Mr.
McGarry acquiesced in this salary and
drew IKE N f19h
take It for granted that the republicans
have eth another auxary with o %nes
rounding this statement by Mr.. Verify
is tnat the press Of the tWip cities has has
Of comment. which circumstance Of IT.
truth. II, there had been a comeback
before this.
Mrs. Peter Olesen. Minnesota's wom-
an member upon the Democratic Ma
d d9Ms' in Behalf Of the democratic party.
en- Voters to be held in the MINNEAPOLIS
t is understood also that Mrs. George
Bass chairman. Woman's Bureau.
Democratic National committee. will be
in st. Paul and Minneapolis next week
for the purpose of assisting in the or
ganization of the democratic women of
the state for the coming campaign.
Mrs. Bass is unusually popular with
suffrage workers because it was
through her efforts that suffrage was
granted in Illinois few years ago,
under a democratic legislature and
democratic governor.
DEMOS.