The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 28, 1919, Page 4

BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE meal Under Representative Herbert’s plan the farmer who needs seed, feed or food would procure Entered at the Postoffice, Bismarck, N. D., as Second Class Matter, GEORGE D. MANN, - - - = Foreign Representatives G. LOGAN PAYNE COMPANY, CHICAGO, - - : - DETROIT, Marquette Bldg. - - - Kresge Bldg. PAYNE, BURNS AND SMITH NEW YORK, - - - Fifth Ave. Bldg. MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use tor publication of all news credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published herein, All rights of pubsication of speciat dispatches hereim are also reserved. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATION SUBSCRIPTION RATES PAYABLE IN ADVANCE Daily by carrier, per year ~ $7.20 Daily by mail, per year (In Bismarck). ~. TR Daily by mail, per year (In state outside Bismarck) 5.08 Daily by mail, outside of North Dakota.. 0% THE STATE’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER (Established 1873) POSTDATED FINANCING According to our supreme court and viewed by the standards of Mr. Townley and his lieutenants, Rep. Edward W. Herbert's plan of postdated finance for farmers in the drouth-stricken areas is unassailable. It would simply secure to the farmer the advantages which President Townley and his various enterprises and the Scandinavian- American bank long have enjoyed. Three members of the supreme court in a ma- jority opinion have assured us that postdated checks are good scurity for loans, that they are bills of exchange payable at a future date and ‘as such.are bankable paper which affords-tirst class ‘collateral: The supreme court found-that- loans aggregating $750,000 made by the Scandinavian- American bank to Townley and his friends gn such security were good loans. Why, then, should not the Bank of North Dakota loan its $17,500,000 of public funds, money which belongs to the people in the first place, to the people, under the same terms which the supreme court has approved as applied to President Townley, the Consumers’ United States Co., the Brinton newspaper syndi- cate and similar enterprises ? It is a very simple proposition. The Bank of North Dakota is so surrounded by red tape that it has succeeded in loaning the farmers little more than $50,000 to date, or about the same amount that is loaned each year by the small country bank. To make these loans the bank has col- lected from the farmers in appraisal fees alone more than $25,000. It is true that during the same period through the use of the public’s money the bank has made a profit of $58,000, according to Mr. Cathro, the director general, but that pro- fit has been made at the expense of the taxpayer and‘not for his benefit. Editor it as he has his membership in the. league, kota would be bound to accept at its face value. IN TOWNER COUNTY Towner county was a league stronghold. to 223. not have risked a special election there. majority of 223 for the Bank of North Dakota bill only last June, Towner county switched to a majority of 90 for D. J. Beisel, the anti-league can- didate for the state senate. Mr. Beisel is not a politician; he is perhaps not 80 prominent nor so well known in Towner county as other men whom the indepndents might have selcted for their candidate. But in the Towner county campaign principles and not ‘personalities were the issue. The question upon which the people voted was not whether C. P. Peterson, as an individual, or D. J. Beisel, as an individual, should represent them in the senate, but whether they should give their endorsement to Townleyism and that which Townley.ism has.come to stand for in this state. : The verdict was against Mr. Townley. The league organs may marshal alibis by the score—the fact remains that the people of Towner county, a league stronghold, have registered a vig- orous protest against Townleyism. They were appealed to on the one hand by Governor Frazier, William Lemke and imported talent seeking a per- petuation of Townleyism. On the other hand were Hall, Langer and Kositzky, asking a new deal and a square deal for North Dakota, and Messrs. Hall, Langer and Kositzky won a clear- cut decision over Mes Townley, Frazier et al. The Towner county election is the most hope- ful development politics has brought forth in this state for many a month. It is proof of the fact that truth ultimately will prevail. Towner has pointed the way to other North Dakota counties. It has shown us that the situation is not hopeless; that to rid ourselves of the millstones which Town- ley has hung about our necks, we need but go to the people with the simple truth and trust to their reasoning power. A or his certificates in the consumers’ stores, or his MOST OF THE TIME stock in the Brinton newspapers, by giving a,post- dated check, backed up by the opinion of the su- preme court, and which the Bank of North Da- As late as last June every league measure which was submitted to the people at the referen- dum election was approved by a majority of 157 The league had every reason to believe that Towner would stick, else Governor Frazier would But. Towner county did not “stick,” or at least 318 out of the approximately 1,500 voters of Tow- ner county, or approximately 20 per cent of the entire electorate, changed their minds and from a HAD TO. LIE IN BED MRS. 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He had Miss Ellerman sing in direct: comparison with the RE- CREATION of her voice by the New Edison.* Then he had the Fleming Sisters Instrumental Trio play in similar direct com- parison with the Re-Creation of their art by the New Edison. Music lovers were completely baffled. Their ears were unable - to distinguish the RE-CRE- ATED. art from the living. You have never heard any phonograph that approaches the New Edison. It RE-CREATES not only ‘the musical notes, but every elusive quality of tone and color which identify the original artist. é ‘ dis@ “The Phonograph with a Soul” Come in and hear the identical instrument* which was used Tues- day evening. Make the great discovery for yourself. -COWAN’S DRUG STORE. 123 Fourth street Bismarck, N. D, © il *The instrument used in Tuesday’s Tone-Test is the regular model which sells for $285 (in Canada '$431). It-is an-exact duplicate of the Laboratory Model which Mr. Edison perfected after spending Three Million Dollars in experiments. WOULD CUT PAY [league bill declaring postdated cheeks 1 collateral for loans from the Bank of. OF CATHRO THROUGH = | Nortir Duxota to the amount of $500 in PROPOSED BILL |¢2¢h instance for the relief of farmers isuffering from the AA Veterans’ organization to join tie { legion. S The northwest division movement is re and poor crops (Continued from page one) tects, engineers, etc, shall receive in LATEST SOLDIER ‘~ BODY TRYING TO s of $2.400 per annum. e Bill 23, gard, removes a the | GET to be paid from the of the last regula the levy, however ium of 1-2 of one mill Durkee and Mikk Appear Community Plate— En Casserole Dishes — —lIn a big variety of styles. Ivory Manicuring Sets— Chafing Dishes —The dependable, wearable kind. Tea Trays and Lacquered Ware— the Orient. Thermos Bottles— —A large variety. Coffee Percolators —All styles and designs. Pyrex Ware— —Of every description. Shaving Sets— —Wonderfu: variety; stock in the city. 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( the public, Manufacturer of every kind of Envelopes and Filing Containers Security Envelope Empai pvelope Gmperly House for Sale House of 10 rooms, bath and good heating plant, located on one of the best business cor- ners in the city, lot 75x150 feet. This property is worth $5,000.00 right now. Price, for quick sale, $8,600.00—half. cashi- 43> J. H. HOLIHAN Time of Day and Train Reports Not to be Given by Telephone In line with the policy of this Company of rendering to our patrons an efficient telephone service, the former »practice of the telephone company in giving the time of day, train reports, and morning calls will be discontinued November 30, 1919, When: a telephone subscriber asks: please?” it takes as much time on the part of the operator and an at use, of telephone equipment as would be required to, complete an ordinary telephone call. the time of day and train reports are made daily over the telephone, so when this'practice is discontinued, 500 more important telephone calls ¢an be handled with the same operating force and equipment. The telephone operators have also been instructed to courteously decline to give infrmation regarding matters not directly relating to the furnishing, of telephone service. One quite common practice is for subscribers to request to be called in the morning. this nature have been made in larger numbers than most people re- alize, particularly by people without alarm clocks or those who desire to be sure of being awakened in the morning. With the growing re- quirements of the public for prompt and efficient telephone service, facilities are taxed to the utmost; to climinate calls not relating to the , giving of telephone service will permit the release of operators and equipment for more important messages and: insure better service to North Dakota Independent Telephone Company MO WANTED! A FOUR OR FIVE GIRLS FOR , BINDERY WORK - ’ Apply Bismarck Tribune Co. U.S. A. Telephone 745 Operators ~ ee ’ “What is the time of day, In Bismarck more than 500 requests for Requests of