The labor world., 1922-10-28
|NDREHUS and MRS. 0LESEN HOT ;
ON TRAIL OF PREUS AND KELLOGG
Democratic Candidate for Senate Scores Trust Busters Rec
ord and Challenges Him to Debate Campaign Issues.

Correspondence)- )-Mrs. Anna D.
Olesen, Democratic candidate for
United States senate, and Edward
Indrehus, Democratic nominee for
governor are conducting such an
intensive campaign and at match
less pace, that it's like has never
before been attempted.
Five and six meetings a day, from
early morning until midnight, Is
their jealous program. These stren-
uous campaign headliners have been
blazing the trail for the entire
Democratic state ticket. Every
means of modern transportation,
excepting airships, have been used
in getting the message of Democracy
to the voters Of Minnesota that they
may know the real vital issues of
this campaign.
Voters Given Issues.
The errors of the incumbent ma
tional and state Republican, admin
istrations have been cited in a man.
ner of veracity. That Minnesota
voters be given the issues end let
them act accordingly on New. is
tho supreme task that has sent Mrs.
Olsen and Mr.. Indrehus all over the
great North Star state.
Mrs. Olesen relates the gross mis-
takes and attendant results Of the
Republican "Do Nothing" congress.
Her exposure of the Fordney1Mc-
Cumber tariff bill is tclean-cut, direct
and sizzling. This tariff bill that
hits the innermost corners Of the
leanest purses of every consumer in
get for her sharp attacks.
Mrs. Olesen will vote for the re-
peal of the Fordney- -McCumber
tariff bill when she takes her place
in the upper house. she declares.
She will likewise work to reopen the
her vote for the unseating of the
Michigan senator whose name has
stirred up political hornets nest.
Indrchus Attacks Prcus.
Mr.. Indrehus assails the. Preus
crowd for extravaganza, for building
up machine financed by the none
Of taxpayers and also charges tha
members of the Legislature, in vio.c
tion of their oaths, are holding So,
aried state jobs created as patronag,
and drawing fat salaries at the ex-
pense Of the people.
He satirizes Governor Preus' fire.
quent trips to other states and Can
ada and. his declarations in public
from Socialism.
Mr.. Indrehus grips his audience
when he asks why "Mr. Preus re-
signed one of the highest offices in
the national guard in war days to
remain in the finest swivel-chair job
cent American
Challenges Kellogg.
Joseph Wolf, chairman of the
Democratic State Central committee,
in behalf of Mrs. Olesen has issued
a challenge to Senator Frank B. KEEL
logg to meet Mrs. Olesen in series
of three. five or seven joint debates
to debate the tariff bill, the New
berry case and the Administrations 8
attitude on the soldier bonus. Thus
far Senator Kellogg or his campaign
chairman has failed to accept the
challenge.
The voters Of the state demand
that the junior senator from Mime
sofa give his views of the paramount
issues Of this campaign without side
tracking or calling for side-track
cars to remove potatoes that are said
to be rottng in Northern Minnesota
for want Of railroad cars.
Two gems from the McAdoo
speeches delivered in the Twin Cities
= last week are "Amiability is no sub
stitute for brains and Good nature
does not mean courage"