The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 13, 1920, Page 2

WILSON LEAGUE THE BIG. ISSUE, HAYS DECLARES Battle in Fall Is Between Wil- son Administration and _ New Deal SENATOR: HARDING’S PART | Marion, Ohio, Aug. 13—Fundamen- tally it is the Wilson administration including the Wilson League of .Na- tions, that forms the outstanding issue of this campaign, according to Chairman Will Hays of the national committee who visited Senator W. G. Harding at home here. The Cox speech’ of acceptance, Mr. Hays thinks, has placed the demo- cratic candidate in the attitude of ac. cepting and endorsing all that Wil- son has done and on this line the republicans intend to force that fight, feeling confident the country is ready for a new broom at Washing- ton. Mr. Hays came bearing confiden- tial reports from many states. He reported 103,000 precinct committee- men are already at work and that the situation everywhere is ex\em- ely, satisfactory to the’ republicans. One of the things he is working hard to bring about now is suf! rat. cation in Tennessee. The repub cans, he said, sincerely want all the ess of which ‘able action. women to vote reg: states takes final favor Harding’s Part Discussed Senator Hardiig's‘part’in the cam- paign was discussed. One of the big questiohs of’ policy,on whieh the can: didate ‘ig expected 'to declare himself soon iy: just what .specifichtion he would jtakelin re-forming the League of Natibns !to’ make it acceptable to {/ this nation. “He will not permit Cox to define this position’ for him, as- suming’ that, because Harding is ainst the Wilson league that he is against atiy league. So far as. the governor has defined this issue it is simply Wilson league or uo Wilson league and on this the candidates “are admittedly at opposite ends of the pole. Cox’s speech and the reaction that has been poted throughout the coun- try by the political experts has brought no change in the Harding plan of campaign, Mr. Hays said. the contention of Sen ator Harding's,” he said, “that‘he can speak deliberately at home and hefit- tingly cover a variety of interesting topics and neither he nor his close friends have found a reason, to change’ their minds. Few Speeches’ From Home “It was said from the start that the decision is not unalterable but there is no program in contempla- tion which inyolved a change, A couple of special speeches for ex~ ceptional events are not unlikely when the proper time’ comes.” The Harding, managers will de- pend on publicity to suppiement this, not only news stories but advertis- ing and moVies. Big plans for mo- vie work are under Wa, scheme involves putting H action on the screen delivering an address. and“ give a phonographic yecord of the address, the words to correspond the gestures. This has been tried in New York. Cox Behind Wilson League Mr. Hays said the republicans are ready: for election today. “The acceptance speeches have all been made,” he said. “This, political atmosphere has cleared. Daily the lines’ become’ more definite. Governor Cox hag thoroughly. emphasized the Wilson doctrine. He stands unequi- vocally for the Wilson administrati without any reservations, as well for the Wilson league. It is square- ly up to the electorate to indorse or repudiate. the last seven years of dermocyatic maladministration in Washington, which to the vast ma- jority of the citizenry of this country stands! for a sinful squandering of our great resources, a reign of ex- travagance, ‘a cataclysm of perverted purposes and broken promises and finally an absolute betrayal of Amer- ican rights and American interests. “The people require an accounting of the democratic stewardship ans nothing that the opposition can do to confuse the situation will pre- vent the demand’ of the people for that accounting. dat “Against this record and its in- dorsement by Governor Cox, and his organization, is the, sturdy insistent Americanism of Harding: and Cool- idge, with their record of personal accomplishments, their loyalty, etti- ciency and manhood, with a united party behind them, with a party pro- gram, measured to meet the new needs’ of the nation, all guarantee1 py the party’s 50 years of great ac- complishment and’ underwritten by. the devotion of the party to the country’s welfare.’ A speed of 44: miles an hour was the record made for’ one mile by the U. S. destroyer, “Satterlee,” in a re- cent, trial. Freeman uttd A 8 tn, PERFECT Two views of Wari capital. of Poland, now menaced by the Bol- shevik drive westward. Above is Aleje-Ujazdowskie, one of the prin- cipal avenues which runs alongside the great park in the center of the city. ‘Below is the old Royal Pa NORTH DAKOTA'S BANK STRENGTH | | | | HAS HIGH RANK [igh tami SINN FEIN LEADER DIRECTS, IRISH ‘BAND FROM HIS SECLUDED QUARTERS Treasury Department Report | Pays Tribute to’ State’s:; National Banks ‘ATE DEPOSITS HIGH North Dakota stands high among the states in the United States in the number of deposit accounts per thou- sand population in national banks, it is shown by a statement issued by the Comptroller of the currency. North Dakota, with but 182 nati- onal banks in operation on July 1, 1920, has 219 accounts for each 1,090 of population, according to the state- ment, which estimates the population of the state as 817,554. In this respect North’ Dakota out- ranks many states with far greater population.. The’ report shows but 149 deposit accounts, per thousand people for Massachusetts; 155 for 145 for Kentucky; 136 132 for Missouri and The southern New York; for Michigan; 162 for Maryland. states fall far behind, =, Above the“ Average North Lakota 1s above the average for all states, the average being 199 deposit accounts for each 1,000 of population or approximately one na- tinal bank account for every 5 1-2 of the population. Pd H “The banks’ in portions . of’ New England and in the northern central portion of the country had the larger number of. deposit accounts, on time. Inthe south, southwest and far west, demand denosit accounts largely pre- dominated,” says the report. 182 National Banks North Dakota has 182 national hanks, while South Dakota has 136. South Dakota ranks a little higher in the number of deposit accounts in each 1,000 of population, having 244 to North Dakota’s 219. There are a total of 8,093 national banks in the country. , Wyoming stood firsts with 394 de- positors per 1,000 of population. Mon- tana was next with 349 per 1,000 of population. The twelve states whose national banks reported the next lat gest number of deposit accounts iu proportion to population were in the order named: Idaho} 293; Pennsyl- vania, 289; Colorado, 280; Orego el 275! Minnesota, 271; Iowa, 262; Vir-| ginia, 259; Vermont, 255; California, 248; South Dakota, 244; Maine, 239; | Texas, 236. Sea iecmemern eine) WATCH YOUR STEP— | | FATEFUL DAY HERE |, oa — Did you— Break a mirror? 4 Walk under a ladder? A black cat cross your path? Walk-across a sidewalk grating? Light three cigars with one match?} Or violate any one of a’ number of superstitions? If. so, beware—its Friday the 13th, ig S28 If you use 80: age. We’ve could equal CLI ‘removes the freckles; while 'if it does eee Do You Want More . 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The situation is much the “same as a stranger attempting en interview with a cabinet officer at Washington. pe Seeregy Not Necded. fe Relieved that the irksome .prelim- inaries have ended the stranger is taken down a side street, ushered in- to an unimposing doorway and ‘led up two flights of narrow, unpainted. steps: to-an office... Inside. the..front door the stranger is confronted’ With a pine-board partition with one small door through which ‘he is tik- en. He passes through a scene fa- niliar in any small-town newspa- per into an uninviting room where Griffith holds forth. The furniture consists of a table in the middle of the room and a few chairs. There is no necessity now or has, ———————————— |! FRECKLE - FACE un and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots. How to Remove Easily ¥ Here's a chance, Miss Freckle-face, to try a remédy for freckles ‘with the guarantee of a reliable concern that it wilk not cost you a penny unless it givé you a‘ clear complexion the ex- pense is trifling. 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To one who does nq, express convi¢c- tions on the Ifish question and therefore safely does not have any, Griffith leaves outstandingly the im- pression, that he has ceased to be- lieve any..English. government in Ire-! land exists. The one idea left is that the Republican government’ is rul- ing the country properly but having some difficulty with an army of oc- cupation and,,a number of police- men. aia) . «Our volunteers., are maintaining order where, atepyesentatives of the ‘British government could not, our courts are..organized ,and respected and other branches . of our govern- Stops Hair Cofning’ Out Doubles Its Beauty. = ’ “A few. cents :buys “Danderine.” Af- ter an’ application of “Danderige” you can not find a fallen hair or any dand- ruff, besides every hair shows new life, vigor, brigiitness, more color and thickness. - Consumers Dray and Transfer Cor. Phone 270 Ice and Teaming smoothly,” said Mr, Griffith to a correspondent. * Griffiths sphere is only political, the planning and execution of force of arms being under jurisdiction of the Volunteer army. ment are working SALES DATES OF _ STOCK COMPANY AT MINOT SET Minot, Aug. 18.—The directors of the Mouse River Loop pure bred live stock association met in the associa- ‘tion; of commerce rooms at Minot, and decided on October 12 and 13 as the dates for the fall’ sale. The reports of the June sale were read by the secretary and accepted by the directors. Ways and means were discussed at’ length by ‘which the association’ can raise the stand- ard of the livestock’ consigned to the sale so that a beginner could feél sure when’ buying at an association sale that he is getting a. high qual- ity of stock and a good. foundation for a herd. It was decided that this should, be left to a sales committee who will exercise the strictest juds- ment in inspecting the stock to be consigned to the sale. President H. Finke, Major. E: 'S, Person and Martin’ Apland’ who act- ec on a sales committee in the June sale were appointed to continue in that capacity and have charge of ail details for the sale. i Prospects for a big fall sale are | better than ever, and a number of} consignments from some of the best herds in the state have already been made. In speaking of the coming sale,, Secretary’ Gorman says; “We | have every assurance that the con-; signment for the fall sale to be held Oct. 12th’ and 13th wilkibe of a. very! high standard of pure bred livestock of the northwest and every effort will be expended to allow nothing but the highest quality. of livestock to be put through the ring; The following” Directors were pres- ent: H. F. Finke, president; Duncan Beaton, Peter Olson, Martin. Apland, E. S. Person, T..S. Stockdale, H. 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