The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 23, 1920, Page 4

., THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Entered at the Postoffice, Bismarck, N. D., as Second Class Matter GEORGE D. MANN, hy Soe te Editor Foreign Representatives G. LOGAN PAYNE COMPANY, CHICAGO. =e wa 78 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! fer publication of all news. credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published herein. All rights of publication of special dispatches herein are: also reserved. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATION SUBSCRIPTION RATES PAYABLE IN ADVANCE Daily by carrier, per year . + 37.20 Daily by mail, per year (In Daily by mail, per year (In state outsido Daily by mail, outside of North Dakota THE STATE'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER (Established 1873) ee BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE Vin international rélations. Sometimes, however, a jingo arises to contradict it. Then Germany, Rus- sia and Japan move closer together. For, if ever the United States becomes permanently embroiled with Great Britain, the day of Anglo-Saxon civil- ization will be done. Germany, Russia and Japan will mark that day as theirs. Deep down in our understanding, we know this to be true. te HOUSES America—a considerable part of it—is due to go houseless, } , £ , ae : 7 Those who can get roofs for theirtheads are pz ing dearly for the privilege, and are dic to pay more, the President’s Industrial Commission thus sum- 0 . ; een vee mmarizes the -aetite housing sitttation in the United State. It has sent a copy of its letter to all con- gressmen and other public bodies and publie-spirited izens. When the people of the United States were von- TOO THIN Habit, deep-set, is hard to eradicate. For a great many years the United States Weather Bureau, when it has paid any attention to the subject at all, has tried to discourage the idea that if the groundhog sees his shadow on February 2, Candlemas Day, there is sure to be six additional weeks of cold’ weather. And if he does not, then, of course, there will be an early spring. Buncombe, the Weather Bureau says. The ground- hog has other things to do and other plans than to fool around waiting for the arrival of the second of February. In his natural state the groundhog is a@ hibernating animal, and the chances are very strong that on February 2 he is snoring the time, away in the long snooze that will not come to an’ end until the warm rays of the spring sun tell him that it is time to get up and go out and rustle some- thing to cat. But the Weather Bureau knows itshas a hard job ahead of it in trying to convince the groundhog weather advocate that his is not the infallible; method of cold weather prognostication. LABOR MUST CURB RADICALS Charles W. Fear in the Missouri Trades Unionist : Conservative, patriotic American union meh must wake up and take charge of running the wnion af- fairs. of America, must attend the union and curb the radicals, or the whole labor movement of the nation will run pellmell to ruin! Half-baked union men, irresponsible self-appoint- ed leaders in many cases, have assumed to take fall charge of affairs'in all too many eases.’ Unwise strikes have been illegally ‘organized and called against the wishes and advice of responsible leaders, 8nd in open violation of éxisting agreements, have violated these agreements, taken concerted vacations (2) and violated every union principle—refused to obey and support national or international officers, and otherwise brought the whole American labor movement into disrepute and coutempt in many cases. : | “ Organized labor is today ‘‘in bad’’ with a large portion of the uation—ynd; even) union.-men them- selves are repudiating and +dén nélig “the unwise atts of other tition’ meh ‘and: their fellow workérs. The conditions in the:dountry demand that the #eal union’ men of the natién-the conservative, steady working, stay-at-home fellows—-wake up and, attend the mectings.of their raft unions, the central | bodies, the state conventions, and the national gath- erings—and rput the radical. element—eurb their unreasonable, irrational acts—and save organized labot in the counrty before it is too late. | THE LION’S TAIL Isn't it about ‘time to give the liou’s ‘ail a rest Admiral Sims says somebody told him when’ he started for England, after we had broken relations with Germany, that we would just as soon fight the British as the Germans. Kindergarten stuff! Any- body who said that must have admiral’s leg. Or else qualify lum. The difference between fighting Germany and fighting Great Britain in the late war was the dif- ference between fighting against a military autoc- racy and fighting against a democracy. Says we would just as soon fight one as the other has a lot to learn about Americanism, been pulling the good language, is governed by the same fundamental laws as ourselves, has the same democratic ideals as we have, is influenced by the same literature and reacts to the same tests of justice, is the British nation. The only boundary line in the world that doesn't have to be protected is the boundary line between the United States and British Canada. The only nation in the world that would eome’mstitet-|° ively to our help if. ever we were hard pressed in wartime is Great Britain. The only nation we can trust to understand us in the period of /readjust- ments to world conditions through whieh we are now passing is the British Empire. ‘What do we gain by going out of our way to twist the lion’s tail? The pastime ought to have been discarded when we grew up sufficiently to be able to celebrate the Fourth of July without banging off firecrackers. Great Britain needs us, and we need Great Britain. That is a fundamental fact ring for a lunatic asy-| | i | Well, let’s see. The only nation in the world that speaks our} fronted with this acute problem, during the and it seemed certain that unless some remedy was devised, munitions wouldn’t, get manufactured, ships wouldn't get built, and consequently the war might be lost, something WAS done about housing. ‘It was done quickly, ‘efficiently and without. hesitation. Unele Sam, faced with the fact that private in- itiative couldn’t or wouldn't meet the situation, met it himself. The U, S. Housing Corporation was formed, and it built hous It built them expen- sively perhaps—maybe wastefully, but it put roofs over the heads of’ workers at moderate ‘rentals, and so it helped; win the war. The workers at Bridge- port, New Uondon, Norfork; Philadelphia—and doz- ens ‘of other munitions and shipbuilding centers, now living ‘in the comfortable, beautiful). inodern dwellings that Uncle Sam put up, ean testify that the government DID build houses. i came, The government So was the housing corporation. The armistice was de- mobilized. Under pressure, it abandoned its work, sold material, half finished hous equipment’ and supplies. Its or- ganization, vanished; work stopped. And now we are more than ever in need of houses; private initiative can't or won't supply the de- ticieney ; rents are rising, industrial unrest increas The American Institute says the situation is getting; worse, and will be much wo: : If the Polish army is too small to hold back the} Reds, why not string barbed-w: © on’ the, poles? pee ee ee ee eee | | WITH THE EDITORS THE FREE LOVE BOOKS? ——-—- The free love newspapers are trying to camou- flage the having of those free love books in the public.state library by saying that they have been there for yéars and that other administrations are responsible for the books being there. It can’t be done, fellows. You have to stand back of your; own work. If the books were purchased years ago, ‘why was it that the bill was not presented to the state until a few weeks ago? Doesn’tgt look rea- sonable that a bill contracted: years ago should only be reserfted..just recently? Book firms, or: any other firms are’not in the habit of. waiting) years for their pay. The gang will have to hunt up some other excuse.—Valley, City Times-Record. THE USUAL TREATMENT It has been the constant assertion of the kept press that all the farmer-owner- newspapers of North Dakota were implicitly obedient to the command of Townley. It has even'charged that Townley must approve all editorials appearing in any of the! farmers’ newspapers. Of late all these kept papers have.been reprint- ing from the farmers’ papers. instances of dis- agreement. Because some of the farmers’ papers have different ideas from any others on certain problems, it is gleefully assumed by the kept press that the league is near a break-up. The kept press logic is dreadfully mussed. If Townley absolutely dominates the league, why should there be these differences of opinion among league editors? Is Townley fighting himself?— Whoever The Courrier-News, The only instanck of disagreement quoted by ‘the Forum recently was from the Traill County _ News. of Hillsboro, whose editor showed his.inde- ‘pendence and differed with Mr. Townley quite ' sharply. Last week’s issue of the Traill County News carried the following announcement: “With this issue it will be noticed that there is'a Change in the editorial and business management ‘of the News. Hereafter, Mr. Tovaas, who for some time'past has filled the above positions, will have charge of the me- chanical department 6f this paper, while H. H. Lampman, an old-time North Dakota newspaper publisher, will act as editor and manager.* Such is always the fate of those who differ with (the czar, and it is. ‘air sample of the “democ- jFacy” of the “New Day’ in North Dakota.—Fargo Forum. The Amerjeah Institute of ‘Architects in a letter'to|” —- (GENTLEMEN OF \ THE BURY, WHat YS Your vervicr ? FRAZIER ASKS OBSERVANCE OF ORDER SUNDAY * North Dakotans are called upon to join in nationwide observance of udu uary 2oth as Law a in a procalmation Governor Lynn J. The proclamation, ernor Frazier publie today, as follows: A PROCLAMATION “Inasmuch as the Law and Orde Union of New York has asked nationwide observance of Law and 0: der Sunday, and since this organ tion has for. its purpose the upholdir igued by Gov: 20 and made out the count « hmen: throt is fitting that North Dakota co-oper in making this observance an ins tion and impetus to better law-infor ment and; the perpetuation of high ideals, “Now, therefore, as governor of the state of North Dakota, f hereby desig- nate and set apart Sunday, Jar twenty-fifth, nineteen hundred twenty as Law and Order. Sui + and urge that this day be made all that its name implies, and that we keep up- permost in mind the slogan of the! Law. and Order Union—the immortai | words of the Great Emanecipator, ‘Let us have faith thay right makes might. and in that faith let us to the end dare to do our duty as we understand vIn witness: whereof TP. have here- unto set my hand and cansed the great seal of the state of be attixed at the, ¢a this twentieth day of Januz 1920. LYNN J. FRAZLER Coverne “By the Governor: THOMAS HALL, Sec: CONVENTION A Republican’ State Convention is hereby called to meet in the City of Bismarck, North Dakota on the 2Sti day of January, 1220, at two o'clock in| the afternoon of Said day, for the pur pose of placing in nomination: Jommitteeman, Five Presidential Electors, Ten Delegates and Ten Alternates, to-represent the Republican Party of} the State of North Dakota in the Na-} tional Republican Convention to i BAD COLD GOT YOU? FEELING GRIPPY? Dr. King’s New Discovery goon starts you on the road to recovery NCE tried, always used.. 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The high school he whol ity of Americ ang a couple of lience joined |COLUMBIANS PLANNIN | FOR BIG INITIATION } Bismarck counci i bus, will me | street Sunday ‘plans fer the init \75 to 100 candidates on Washington's } birth: I ry The. cl i Knights of Colum. its hall-ob Fourth noon at 3) to make —Courtesy of The Red Flame. held. in the City of Chicago, State of tHinois’on ithe Sth day ot June, 1920. said. National ‘Comiiitteeman, Presi- dential Ftectors; Delegates and Aiter- nates to be voted for at Presidential Primary Election to be held iy said State on the 16th day of March, 1920. Dated January erd. 1920,_ UNDER OLSON. Republican National Committeeman for the State of North Dakota LARGE CROWD HEARS FARM SPECIALISTS | Braddock, N. 1), Jan, A) hurr dred and forty business men and far- |mers greéted the farm specialists in the town hall Tuesday. The pro- gram began five minutes after the off the west bound passenger train. _ The value of the experiment sta- tion at Fargo and the several sub- stations in the various parts of the of the constitution of the United | state. was abl irec States, the enforcement of the laws Trowbridge. SO teh, pai id has he endorsement of leading | strgng appeal for. operation in eradi ng tubercul n cattle, Hobart demonstrated. by: vari. s simple ‘devices how kitchen worl can be reduced to the minimum, A nd Jamestown ou between Bismarck ran ee Ban iade otto? iso on the west; midway speakers and spoke briefly en potats {between Bismarck and Minot on the north and from the South Dakota line on ther south, County Agent Sauer introduced th growing and the feasibility of az sociation for this community, EASILY TRACED Thousands who are none too strong trace the present weakened state to influenza or some like-debilitating iliness. 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