The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 22, 1920, Page 6

1 #} i] Republican Leaders ; the republican presidential nomina- | of former Senator Albert J. ‘PAGE SIX BEVERIDGE MAY BE CHOSEN AS “DARK HORSE” Seriously Weigh Strength of Former Indiana Senator BY H..N. RICKEY, N.E. A. Staff Correspondent Washington, D. C., May 22.--Any list of “dark horse’ possibilities for tion that does not contain the name Beve- ridge*of Indiana, is incomplete. This is not merely my opinion. It is a suggestion made i ly by 's what. cles during these two crucial weeks, prior to the gathering of the delegates at Chicago. The Beveridge idea has been brought to the front by certain of When vou need a Sign PHONE 909 The Bismarck Sign Co. 406% Broadway Made to Your Order 2 trom $39 to $89} Each suit guaranteed to fit and all wool material Repairing done the right way FRANK KRALL Tailor. ——e =———_—_—_—_ Have you connected up yet with a good reliable ice dealer for the summer months? One whose’ ice you can depend upon for' purity and lasting qualities. 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As an orator Beveridge is certainly the equal of any man who will have the ear of the delegates. His speech as permanent chairman, if he sélected, will, no doubt, be a masterpiece, and will impress the delegates with his ability and force- fuln Thos in intimate contact with Beveridge in recent months, say that he is at the zenith of his pow- ers, physically and mentally, and that he may be depended upon. to strongly impress his sonality upon the convention, if given the chance. + Roosevelt Man The fact that Beveridge jointed the Roosevelt bolt in 1912 is in his favor rath than against his from the standpoint of availability. For it, is accepted as a foregone conclusion that if the convention is finally faced with the necessity of ing a compromise candidate, the progressives led ‘by Johnson and Borah must be placated, Beveridge was the chairman of the progressive national convention which nominated Roosevelt and Johnson in 1912,, He was senator from Indiana from 1899 to 1911. The record shows that he was’an aggressive and. con- sistent supporter of progressive poli: cies initiated by Roosevelt. . His retirement to private life at the end of his second term in the senate was due in large measure to the hostility of certain big business interests which were far more potent politically then than they are today. Qualities That Help Beveridge has many qualities which commend him to the republican man- agers whose chief interest in the con- vention 1s to bring about the nomina- tion of a candidate that they believe n win. ‘He is about the right age —58 years. He comes from the right ction of the country and from a pivotal state—Indiana. He is a splen- did campaigner and his nomination would assure’ an aggressive cam- paign. \ 1H early strugles against pro- erty were almost Lincolnésque and furnish a perfect background. for the presidential picture, He was born on a farm, in Ohio, of course; prob- ably in a log cabin. At 12 years he began to earn his living as a farm- hand. Two years later he was a railroad’ laborer, and at 15 he drove a logging team. ‘He worked his way through De Pauw university at Green Castle, aaa and graduated with honors in Since Beveridge retired from the senate he thas devoted himself to writing. His “Life of John Marshall,” recently published, is a monumental work and critics are agreed that it ‘s one of the great American Di- ographies, Mrs. MacDonald is Refused Teacher Pension by State Wife of Famous Educational Expert Applies for Annuity For Past Work Mrs. Neil’ C. Macdonald is not as successful as her illustrious hitsband in the manner of collecting tribute from the state-of North Dakota. ‘Mrs. Macdonald, ‘who already holds ‘a lucrative state office and has prom- ised herself even a better one after July 1, tried to obtain a teacher's pen- sion. Her application was submitted, but strange to relate it was turned down. : ‘When Neil, North Dakota’s original and only educational expert, applied for a ‘teacher’s pension of $750 per annum, he had no difficulty in getting it even though he has been a constant fighter against the teacher's pension system. ‘Neil, as far as can be de- In excellent condition, has had good | termined at the capitol, is still in care. Very cheap. Maxwell; 1919 model, wire wheels, Has been used for demonstrating only, very cheap, 4 cylinder Cadilac. good tires. Excellent condition. Chicago pursuing his ‘studies so that he can secure some kind of a degre2 which will enable him to occupy the president's chair at the University of newly painted, |‘North Dakota just as soon as George A. Totten, chairman of the board’ of We are wrecking a 1916 Maxwell | administration, can oust Dr. Thomas touring car and will sell the parts at| F. Kane. « 50 per cent of list price. * 608 Main Street Adjoining Bismarck Radiator Works Phone. 488 a Fe a Et HUCAOUUGudauouevencuauenennenesntennitTn Jack’s in. Bismarck I have recently shipped from my jack farms in N. Mo. one catload of big, Reg. Mammoth jacks. guaranteed breeders. I take liberty bonds or livestock or sell on time. Also will trade for one good ‘car. = Buy a jack and raise high = priced mules instead of worth- = less horses. I will breed mares = to my jacks. Phone or write. = Address = = GEO. V. ADAMS = = Bismarck Hotel = “CAMMOAUGAGAUUNGenaauegeuanuavanuuuiansunennennnite Totten is still functioning as head of the, board even though he promised on his word of honor as a gentlema and a member of the Nonpartisan league, that he would resign’ his posi- tion of Carl Emil Stangeland, the free love promoter ‘of the state reference library, was Yorced to quit. Stange- land’ quit, but Totten. ‘lingers. |] COUNTIES RECEIVING SHARE OF ‘TUITION FOR SCHOOLS FROM STATE Checks totaling $401;672.60 are be- ing mailed out by State Treasurer Obert Olson today to all of the county treasurers in ‘the state, being.a part of the apportionment ‘of state taxes for the pertod ending April 30, for state tuitions. Of this amount, Bur- leigh county receives $8,175.16; Grand ane county, $16,828.56; Cass county, By means of the radio compass it is now possible for airplanes: to -1o- even cate and’ find one another though no rendezvous has been made in advance, bate and Stutsman county, $13,-! Here's a reason why the day of big airplanes has yet to.come. This is a Handley-Page transport plane, capable of carrying 12 -pessengers and a crew of two.» The plane is/as firm’ as a rock in the air and easy to fly, said the pi AID ROAD PROJECTS COUNTIES HIGHWAY Vast Sums Involved in Several Hundred Miles of New High- ways Bringing Total of Good | Roads in North Dakota Up | Many federal aid road projects are being constructed in the various | counties in the state under the di- rection of the state highway commis- sion. Gradually various links in what will ultimately become a network of high grade roads are being built in many sections, according to J. E. Kaulfuss, assistant state engineer. Work will start Monday, the high- way commission announced today, on McIntosh county projects No. 33, coved ering 18 miles of road east from Ash- | ley to the county line at a coast of $80,000. A con ‘tract has been let for the construction of five! miles of road ‘from Qberon to Sheyenne in Benson county, being project 'No. 26. ‘Work. will be started soon on pro- ject No. 48 in Pierce county, covering one-third of the total project. This project, which will ultimately be 18 miles long, will make a complete state highway bisecting the county from '‘Balta south to Harvey. A thirty foot span bridge eight miles .west of Dickinson on the Na- tional Park highway will be started’ next week. iNo bids were received on the pro- ject covering ten miles of a total of twenty miles ‘in Golden Valley county on the red trail. The highway com- mission will readvertise for bids for this work. On June 3 the commission will let the contract. for the Sarzent county project ‘No. 58 covering 19 miles o7 road from Forman to the east Sountyst ALWAYS LANDS NOSE RA CONSHERABLE ACTIVITY IN lots, but it takes long’ tpnining and plenty of natural skill to bring one o: them to earth safcly. ~In.a crash they almost invariably land’ nose down. This is because the weight. of the huge engines and thé position well for- COMMISSION’ SAYS POR S S IRN line. When. this ‘Work is completed’ Sargent county will Have 50 niles: of road: running’ north;-.egst; south “and west from the county seat to the county line. Bids for the construction’ of -Kich- land county project. No, 53. consisting of 14 miles of road: from Hankinson to Fairmount, will be ‘let June 4. The second federal aid project in Ward county, No. 81, ‘will be let June 14, This will include 13 miles of graveled' road east from Minot on th» Roosevelt highway. Another improvement on the Roos: velt. highway will be project ‘No. in Mountrai) county. ‘Bids for this work will be let June 15 and will in- ‘lude 16 miles of road from Palermo to the east county line. On June 16, federal aid project No, 73 in Williams county will be let. This is the second federal aid pro- ject in that county and: will be 19 miles of road from Wheelock to Ti- oga.. When completed ‘Williams county will have 50 miles of federal DOWN ‘ 1 i ' ‘ i j ward in the craft. Soft ground, aj little puff of wind or carelessness on the part of the pilot will end'them and perhaps their passengers as this big ship crashed at Langley field. INo one was Killed here. a ate een cea ae aac aid roads from the county seat:to the east county line. : Contract for the construction of. 16 miles of road in Burke county ‘from Rival to Larson ‘will be ‘let on Juno | The- commission will ‘readvertise for bids on concrete culverts and bridges in Benson county on the road from Leeds to Minnewaukan on the Sunshine highway, on June 18. LalMoure county project ‘No. 94, cov- ering 15 miles of road from Edgley to LaMoure will be let Sune 2. Three small projects.- totaling 10 % miles of road in Griggs county will be let on June 23. ‘Other dates on which contracts will be let and the projects involved are as follows: June 24, Foster.:county No. 102, trom Glenfield; June 25, Steele county No. 29, nine miles from. Sher. brooke to east’ county line. ‘Dates not set: Golden Valley ‘No. 49, 19 miles from Beach; Traill No. 67, six miles from Buxton; Nelson (No. 79, five miles from ‘Michigan; Pembina No. 42, five miles from Cavalier. 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