The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 17, 1917, Page 8

yc -———— THEN T = 25 OUT OF EVERY 30 PEOPLE WHO CALL 17 ORDER 9 25 OUT OF EVERY 30 PEOPLE WHO CALL 17 ORDER NEWEST LEAGUE TIP ee THERE S A REASON BEULAH COAL “Ladd for governor for two years, ‘ z : “The Fuel that Makes a “The Fuel that Makes a Blue Flame” Blue Flame” Terms Strictly Cash WHY? Terms Strictly Cash b MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1917 — = w uuanenrangccngagtana UOV4Nue0004bNuQuOUnuON44nuuqOqQu0g0040uuUqONNN4uoteasuquoqsnsgvunousuocuueoveugsnscasococuueesevegegQ0i10Ut the ‘Me Too’ Gronna. How does that sound to you?” The foregoing query propounded to a Tribune representative this morn- ing opened up a wide range of poli- tical speculation. The average man has not, perhaps, regarded Dr. Ladd from the stand-/= point of a politician. He is a state/S and a national character from his ac- = tivities in pure food law enforcement and for other regularity work in the interests of the citizens of North Da- kota and the entire country. More recently he has taken a most active part in the discussion of the milling qualities of grain and his propaganda last year in defense of the so-called Feed D wheat brought him a lot of notoriety, even if some of it may be regarded as of an unenviable quality because of the apparent lack of proot of the soundness of the position ta- ken by the head of the agriculturar college. = Its the Economical and Conservative Features ombine lah Coal Ad in Pri With to ousad Ponds of Satisfactory Servi MOST P ERFECT F UEL To £4:2b Decuauker 20k PHONE 17 C. A. FINCH LUMBER Co. PHONE 17 Not a Joke. “We are not joking in our agitation for the political promotion of Dr. Ladd,” was the further statement of the Tribune interrogator. “He pos- sesses all the necessary qualifications for the positions I mentioned anc * stranger things have happened than his election to them. | am a Nonparti- ' san, one of the original members. J ' ity. | paid my $6.00 and later my CITY NEWS Baldwin Visi .—Charles Holiday Washington, Dec. 17.—To keep coal a merchant of Baldwin, is spending $16.00. Not Representative. The Nonpartisan put his finger on the pulse of the situation when he as: serted: “The greatest weakness of our organization is that it is not rep- resentative. Instead it is a one-man proposition, for the alleged Committee of Five really means nothing. The On account of my increasing practice, and the en- production at a maximum, Fuel Ad-|@ few. days in the cify on business. largement of my Mandan office, it becomes neces- second great weakness of the organiz- eta 4 z Mr. Holiday was formerly connected Leta cau y entire cine at sai ade, alot ia the personal ambitions of aes ace! os preparing » with the A. \W. Lucas store. ' say for me to dee ay suite une ai anid places ose in position and e ird, per- Be miners to Sa eae and in so domg, alter be, ast, SC A ! haps, 4 the lack ot fitness of those in wpreeo ia Grrletmas aod New] TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ; branch office at Bismarek, which I have had for the igh places, politically, zATS ono) 8. Every idle day in = ; ree years is with deep regret that T am “These three objections will later the mines, cost the country nearly two| WANTED TO RENT—5 to 7 room past three 9 ate ae . a f D ie triode of Bis be overcome. There is a large ele- million tons of fuel. house, modern. Will lease for one compelled to leave Bismarck, for tends: Of) ment within the organization that wii i Authority to shut down industries,! year. Phone 339R. 12:17 3 marck and vicinity have song great ee He positively insist on the league being if necessary, to supply householders a er Chiropractic pro om, My new office at Mandan made more representa‘ive We must with coal was granted by the fuel ad-| WANTED—Modern Zarnished house | 5 - t saul ! ed with the latest Sanitarium equip- leer rect inis or flat during’ winter months | will be equipped with the latest * ee have a voice in the direction of the ministrator today to M. K. Prudden,| °F f! 5 Aer ! t U1 will be pleased to see any of my Bis- general policy of ihe Jeague. It is ; federal fuel administrator, for Mic Jack Hansen, State Enginee: Qf ment, and Tow de please see any gan. Many Michigan cities said’ fice. Phone 49. 124 marck friends and patients at Mandan at any time. to be almost entirely without supplies A . ‘hi ta SPLENDID PROPOSITION Is of- Licensed Chiropractor for domesiic needs. fered by a large corporation to y just as important now as representa- tion was at the time of the Bostou tea party and many of us are as truiy | in earnest. Personal Ambitions. “On the second: point we have illus- trations right here in the capital..city and in; the capitol building of the men- ace of the personal ambitions of men named for official positions. As we get it, there was some differences of opinion between State Auditor Kos- itzky and State Public Examiner Wa- ters, in which Governor Frazier sided with Waters, antagonizing Kositzky and his friends. Attorney General Langer is credited by our members with being unfair to the state auditor 4 and rather jealous of the latter in a Political way. “The acts of the governor have not Pleased many farmers. He is regard- ed as teo plastic and lacking in in- itiative. However lacking in. grea; mnentality or statesmanship the gov- ernor may be, one must commend him for being reliable. He is entirely,.de- pendable and carries out his orders, but we would, like to see a man in the executive chair with more inde- pendence and ability. Faith in Kositzky. “Of the officials our organization has placed in power we have more folth in State Auditor Kositzky than the others. He is able, nas a mind ‘ of his own, is watchdog of the state's exrainter & euanneer = money and about two years from now ‘ow’s this for a fig! aw 2 S d k ' is ighting Jaw? forehead is Byng-—Sir Julian—he wh aad make good material for gov- portrait is by Francis Dodd, the fam most of the British generals and adm patil “ ish government that this is a real lik The owner of the jaw and the high rte ecioueht, you wanted Dr.! cracked the Hindenburg line. ‘The ous artist who has made portralte of Ladd for governor,” the highly inter- ey o Bri S8—it’S a 3 hiciz ested newspaper man remarked. You have the word of the Brit-ene i's a Brtish official picture. They Want Ladd. — “We do,” was the leaguers declara- “ remember Ladd for governor to suc: STORES TO KEE tion, “but for only one term. We want] coed Krazien nox election a suc: P OPEN. to replace Frazier with Dr. Ladd at ceed Frazier next election and to suc — Amost healthful, up-building med-' mony deren to pe mie we ute: “4 Ine. gently sootues the liver and Mobile tractor and genera 7 igite s, helps digestion, sharpens the machinery business. Openings in Dr. A. O. Henderson Abpetite, brings’ refreshing slee outh a wort De ta, dino pt i ¢ Hpbllister's Rocky-..Mountain and Mgntara. ¢Writ@ Nog 354 car 4 a m an re tures gift. Thoro ‘but no injuri-, Tribune. 4 & 12-17-3t} Ng MANDAN, N RTH DAKOTA ous. a+ 3 ( | BRESLOW'S. FOR SALE—One héating stove. inf} quire 410 3rd St. a 12-17-2t | A TIMELY Gl Renewed Every Day in the Year EVERY MAN OR WOMAN WHO RECEIVES A HOLIDAY PRESENT OF A YEAR’S SUBSCRIPTION FOR THE BIS. MARCK TRIBUNE WILL BE REMINDED OF CHRISTMAS AND THE THOUGHTFULNESS OF THE GIVER EVERY DAY UNTIL THE NEXT HOLIDAY SEOSON--THREE HUNDRED the next election. We must have a{C¢ct Gronna two years later.” Lucas, Webb Bros. and John- AND SIXTY-FIVE DAYS. stronge in that position. La ‘ALTS WHILE. son’s Wil 5 you may wish to apply. He is abso- DANCERS SING OUR The A. W. Lucas Co. Webb Bros. A SUBSCRIPTION FOR THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE 183 AN lutely incorruptible from a moneta and many of Bist k’s other stores, or official standpoint. He has always NATIONAL ANTHEM today announced an agreement to worked for the best interests of the 7 — e keep their stores open evenings until people. In my opinion he is by far] A pretty innovation was introduced | Christmas for the accomodation of and large a better mar for governor|at the semi-monthly U. C. T. dance their customers. The new rule be- than any other person tn sympathy | Saturday evening when the big 0’ ‘cn | Comes effective this evening. ih ated tor that. peridion nee ae hor orchestra just before playing | \WantedGunnyaacks av Gussner’s Ms present one as head of the agri- ane oes ung, Into the) | pa sone. ine pail wee ca Spangled Banner.” Two hundred { forcer, a man with original ideas ana| Ce" came to attention and standing | the grit to stand by them and his ad-| i" long lines about the hall joined in vocacy of the rights of the farmers| ‘he first verse of the national anthem FOR demonstrates his ability and his orig. which was carried through to the! inality. ent wi a ehendid aah And it “After we have had Ladd in for] "#5 With a sort of choky feeling that E Pp cta i Moth governor one term there will iste lot the waltzers Blided off: into. the/‘good: x e in ers of opportunity to straighten out mat-| ht number. RELIEVES TENSION ters in the state. The next legisuature will be entirely Nonpartisan in both branches. Ladd will be able to get through measures that we need and are for the best interests of the state. At the election three years from now, will come the selection of asuccesso to Gronna in the United States. That is where we will kill two birds with one stone. We will get rid ot a man of his spineless, disloyal type and send Ladd, a sturdy New England American, to succeed him. Ladd i widely known nationally. He will at APPROPRIATE GIFT FOR A RELATIVE OR FRIEND AND FOR A SOLDIER OR SAILOR IN A TRAINING CAMP AT HOME OR ON THE BATTLEFRONT ABROAD. . IT BESPEAKS THE GOOD-WILL OF THE SENDER AND COMPLIMENTS THE INTELLIGENCE OF THE RECIPIENT. IT IS A SENSIBLE PRESENT IN WARTIME. A SUITABLE LETTER ANNOUNCING THAT THE SUB- SCRIPTION FOR THE TRIBUNE IS A GIFT, AND NAMING THE GIVER. WILL BE MAILED TO THE PERSON TO WHOM THE TRIBUNE IS TO BE SENT ON THE DAY THE FIRST COPY IS FORWARDED. BISMARCK TRIBUNE Bismarek, North Dakota B'SMARCK TRIBUNE Subscription Rates Payable in Advance Daily, Morning and Sunday by Carrier, “Exclusive Service’ Lahr Motor Sales Company once take a prominent iti m ck B 8 eee ri ties eens He oni pelt on. ia Phone 490 Cash, check or money order inclosed for $ per month nee : q : 8 70 to the Nonpartisan league and is of a anuuannanuonny fromiMspseeecesdcrtsws seers yey caauerseaease is Daily, Morning, Evening and Sunday, by the: type we want, of which we may ee eS Address Carrier, per month ........ eel proud. bee 5 a ears et aaa ak Daily, Evening only, by “Is there anything wrong with my n . : ideas?” THE Town or State......... wyewaiense acted month ........55 .: Will Ladd Make Race? eat or sare’ wabectiption 16 Daily, Evening and Sunday, per mouth. . “Are you not counting your chick- The The i peat Ole as SUNS Se Denis ene gee ge Morning or Evening by mail in North Da- ens before they are hached?” insisted : . kota year “Wi sececeeeeeeeecess..@dition, The Bismarck Tribune, ota, one year .........4. . the has ‘Will zai be andl Northwest Soo Hotel Morning or Evening by mail outside of ite; tor governor and for U. S. sen- Hotel beginning... ++ 191.. to ‘be sent to North Dakota, one year -» 6.00 Se. to $1.00 “<Will he be a candidate?” was Sunday, in Combination with Evening or A Clase Ni see sees se eeee eens eee tence eee . 4 * rc the farmer's query. “Would any pa- Ls Nr “a Name. .-. Morning by mail, one year .... 5.00 triotic man as intensely interested in oe val sti Street Addrats ......... Soha Fiesateveed a Special rates to the American itio the welfare of the farmers of North _S0c per day and up = Fees be hd Expeditionary Dakota as Ladd, hesitate for a minute Seokroea with eth, $1.00! "The McKenzie Town and State............ adalteids a Ptiedl ‘orces al can on request. to respond to the demands of the peo- ple? Besides Ladd is ambitious. He realizes he is qualified for bigger things than his present position. 1 will personally guarantee that he will accept if the matter is put up to him, in the right way.” The Seventh Story of North Dakota. fbronaely Fireproof, Europes $1.00 to $6.00, Sena more gn seventh floor, Dairy fanch open ay one ie certs Dept Park ‘The NORTHWEST, 100 Reems ‘The McKENZIE, 210 Rooms _ The SOO, 125 Reeme ‘THE HOTEL CENTER IN BISMARCK, N. D, tow. c. PATTERSON, Oveer and Prep.