Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-06
PARADE AND
RALLY Will
ElyDCAMPA PAICN
Burtness to Preside at Audi
toriurn; O'Connor and
Case to Speak.
Bad Roads and Rain Likely
to Cut Down Vote
On Tuesday.

Nestos and j. F.. T. OConnor is
urged to take part In the parade
and rally to be held this evening.
The parade will form At
O'Clock this evening. The rally
win open at O'Clock at the audit
torium.
Congressman O. b. Burtness
will preside at the rally. The
speakers viii be j. F. T. OConnor
and Rev. p. II. Case Of Devils
Lake.
The whistle at the Red River
Power c0mpany's plant will blow
at o'clock to call the IndepeDd-
ents to take part In the parade
which Will form at the county
court house.
LINE OF MARCH,
The line of march will be east
ON Bruce avenue to Third street;
thence north ON Third street tn
Dakota avenue, and on Dakota
avenue to the auditorium where
the rally will be held. Seats for
the marchers will be reserved At
the auditorium.
The parade will be led BY
Arthur Kellam as marshal. He
will be followed by the colors and
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who In tlsedr turn will be followed
by the various Independent Or
ganizations and citizens.
The streets will be illuminated
. with red fire, and thore Will be
abundant noise making material
; carried by the marchers.
At 1880 o'clock this evening
CongressmaM B6Ftness will de3is-
er an address which will be
broadcast by radio ON $50 meter
wave length.
The North Dakota political cam.
paign will come to an e4d this even
ing.
In Grand Forks both Independents
and Nonpartisan leaguers are sched.
uled to hold rallies to mark the cam
paign wind-up. The Independents are
to parade to the auditorium where a
program will be held with O. B. Burt
ness Lresiding, and addresses by J. F
T. O'Connor and Rev. P. H. Case OF
Devils Lake.
Leaguers to Meet.
The Nonpartisan leaguers have an
nounced meetings at the city hall and
Labor Temple, with addresses by Lynn
J. Frazier and U. L. Burdick.
Bad Election Weather.
Rain and snow which have been
falling over the state for the last two
days seemed to indicate a cutting
down Of the vote in the election to-
There were indications Of
clearing weather this afternoon al
though the weather forecast for to.
night was for rain or snow.
Reports from all sections of the
state are that many Of the roads are
impassab BILE. which would
indicate that the rural vote will be
badly hit unless the weather condi
tions Tuesday are such as to make
rapid drying possible.
Both rain and snow are reported
from the western section of the state
Headquarters Busy.
Reports from campaign headquar
ters in Fargo today were that botf
Nonpartisans and Independents wer'
busy with day before election activi
ties, especially the former. slight.
worried over the condition of tn
roads which are bad and will tend. i
is generally agreed, to prevent NOR
farmer members of the league from
voting than members Of the other fac
ton.
Both sides are confident however
and both predict v1ctory-tne lnde
pendents predicting big victory 70
themselves in the gubernatorial and
safe one in the senatorial race whii
the leaguers claim to see large VIC
tory in the senatorial contest and
possibly smaller one in the vote 70
governor.
National interest continues in tn
contest to see whether Lynn J. Fra
zier. Republican leaguer and .recalle
as governor about year ago or j.
T. O'Connor, Democrat and anti
league. will be victorious. r. A. Mes
tos, who replaced Frazier for COVER
nor opposed William Lemke, recalle
attorney general. 5'g
The campaign draws to its end, on
OF the mildest the state has know
since, the Nonpartisan league becam
active.