The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 4, 1918, Page 2

BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE vO ——— HERE IS- ; Lynn J. Frazier’ s famous I. W. W. pee cues ordering peace. officers to keep hands off and apply the soft pedal against those’ agents who follow the leadership of Haywood, Debs, Kate O Hare, Walter Thomas Mills and Fellow Comrade LeSeuer. When South Dakota and Montana were battling against the destruction: wrought on crops, farm machinery and other property by the members of the I. W. W. organization, Governor Frazier issued a proclamation of- fering practical immunity to these forces. Among other things he ordered the attorney general, state’s attor- neys, sheriffs, policemen and other peace officers of the state of North Dakota as follows: ; “To some of these misguided mobs and officers (referring to farmers and others_who- are trying to protect their property in South Dakota and Montana) it seems to be a crime to be seeking work and not to possess money.: fee have been illegally searched, deported. and otherwise mistreated. “No officer has a legal ri right to search any man (meaning an I. W. W.) with- out 3 a an warrant. He has no Tight to deport any man (meaning again an “Abuse of official power (even against thugs, murderers and allies of the Kaiser)” is but to weaken all respect for law and order. “But if there should be any [peace officers] who so far forget their duty as to assist or countenance violence “[against I. W.-W. of cared I shall not hesitate to cause their prompt removal from office.” - Respectfully Submitted . Lynn J. Frazier, Governor. : Arthur: LeSueur, National Attorney for the I. W. W. and Secretary of the National Nonpartisan League, has publicly and privately boasted of his success in securing this proclamation at the hands of the-Governor in pre- paration for Townley’s meetings to demand $5 a day for the I. W. W., an eight hour, day on the farm and price and a half for overtime in the fields. The North Dakota farmers repudiated Townley on this issue, and rejected. the proposition. The same issues are at stake tomorrow, November 5. ee Do your duty over here the same as your son is doing over there. ‘ . ~ Haywood i is in prison, convicted of sedition. a Mr tee a Debs is in prison, convicted of sedition. ito? rans : Kate Richards O’Hare has been convicted of sedition. ‘ 1 Walter Thomas Mills kas been indicted for sedition. Comrade LeSueur and fellow associate William Lemke are still at pig and eis! orders from “Townley . and ace _VOTE AS THEY SHOOT 55. a ‘ 2 AaennbliheaR2t ceANaESIE MONDAY, NOV..4, 1918, si 1 E AS THEY SHOOT JN . For Judge of Supreme Coarte: ! ‘ _ MINNIE J. NIELSON, Valley City- BOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER—THIRD TICKET CHARLES J. FISK, Minot.’ : " SCHOOL BALLOTS For Supt. Public Instruction— DEMOCRATIC PARTY CONGRESS ~ lt, N. TORSEN, Rugby. - GOVERNOR S. J. DOYLE, Fargo._. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR J. PB SMITH, Beach. ‘ ‘STATE AUDITOR < THEO. SERR; Mannhaven. e STATE TREASURER M. F. HEGGE, Hatton. ATTORNEY, GENERAL GS. WOOLEDGE, Minot. COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE F. B. SCHNELLER, Wahpeton. COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE DAVID GORMAN, Grand Forks. - y RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS J. H. HARVEY, Cando. ‘M. PL JOHNSON; Tolley. ADAM G. LESMEISTER, Harvey MEMBERS OF LEGISLATURE ©.‘ J. M: THOMPSON; Wilton. | - VICTOR MOYNIER, Bismarck. _F. 0. HELLSTROM, ‘Bismarck. “FoR COUNTY COMMISSIONER—FIRST ' DISTRICT. : Use sticker or write name in. \ ROBERT R. BOYD, Sr. 7. DISTRICT. se L. C. PETERSON, Wilton. FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE F. H. GEIERMANN, Bismarck. CHARLES GLITSCHKA, By Bismarck. y J. H. HEALOW, Bismarek. va J ee ERREAYS Wilton. 42) t de Paid Political Advertisement.) /. My 4 1