The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 25, 1921, Page 2

PAGETWO -| THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE =” over the evil’ effects of the political theories of the nonpartisan league. County after county in convention assembled voted against a recall. The election to be held next Friday has been forced} upon the people in spite of a majority of the In- dependents who have always been opposed to . Townleyism in all its sinister aspects. The Devils; Lake convention ignored public sentiment and the politicians had their way. The Tribune stands upon its original decision today as firmly as it did last winter when every move of the I. V. A. managers was planned to precipitate a recall election whether the people willed it or not. The Tribune refused then and refuses now to be stampeded into the support of a movement it) believed was wrong last spring and still believes to be wrong. Because political manipulation has plunged the state into a fight none but the self interested politicians wanted there is no ‘logical reason why The Tribune or any honest opponent of the recall should swallow the dose. The advocates of the recall are not wasting| much time defending their program upon the stump. In its various aspects, the I. V. A. pro- gram is a sorry piece of political expediency. ‘There is no enthusiasm for these theories of the political doctrinaires—a veritable tissue of “isms” _upon which the I. V. A. propose to restore eco- nomic stability in North Dakota. Anyone who studies the I. V. A. program is impressed with the fact that it was drawn for the sole purpose of building a platform upon which Job Brinton could stand as coxsistently as the other political|upon such a basis, There'is some satisfaction ih, nally delivered North Dakota being able to warn the voters of the dangers that |’ renegades who orig nto the hands of the socialists. These men re- fused to repudiate their economic “isms,” so a’ —_——— a ea been: initiated or referred, they would have to be! | submitted at a general election. /A special election’ to get their program measures before the people} was possible only through a recall. | \for the next senatorial campaign in ‘North Dakota. The I. V. A. election laws are intended solely t (put down a barrage for the next senatorial fight ‘and to secure through group not party prestige ja distribution of state and federal patronage to |that end that the I.-V. A. organization will sup- plant both Republican and Democratic parties. No true Republican or Democrat can support such a, measure to break down party lines com- | pletely. : / ‘ | A POLITICAL BLUNDER | When the I. V. A. organization, controlled by {many former disgruntled leaguers, forced their re- jcall against the public opinion of the state, a poli- tical blunder was perpetrated which even though | results of no good to North Dakota. V./A. who have entered the fight with faint hearts. ; They did not want the recall. disgusted with the impossible program, but they /are fighting on because they feel that it is a choice between two evils. With these men who are hon- |est in their conviction, The Tribune has no quarrel. | “We must use the I. V. A. to clean up the league,” says many politicians, “and then we have got to clean up the I. V. A. socialists.” The Tribune refused to enter the campaign lurk in the I. V. A. program. As to candidates, The Tribune has no recom- ® It is no secret that this reeall is a curtain raiser j interesting, Those ‘participating were it does not end in defeat will have far reaching) There are many in the rank and file of the I.| Most of them are} their lives? Of the older ones, some have passed the great divide, which ve too will soon pass. Will we meet our old friends there? Let us hope the message of The Christ is true. “The entertainment af the Athen- ‘eum Tuesday evening was intensely ag follows: Misses Grace WilSon, Lil- tlie McCullough, Birdie McCullough, Maggie Garrette, Ida Garrette, Annie Austin, Edna Falconer, Hattie Bly. Daisy. Stewart, Annie Whalen, Bessie Goff, Kittie Call, Bessie Austin, Hes- ter Payne, ‘Rachel Foley, Edith Clark, (Mattie Weller, Masters Carl Weaver, Juddie “Watson,. Charlie Flannery, Charles-Austin, Barry Payne, Willie Bennett, Wells Launsberry. Willie Mc- jLean, Lionel Kenneth Ridpath and Harry Call. “At the knock out drill of the Gov- lernor’s Guard, the prize medal was awarded. to George McNider, and was presented to him by the governor in fitting terms.” ‘ ‘Here ‘we have the program of the SLOW DEATH Aches, pains, nervousness, diffic culty in urinating, often mean | serious disorders, The world’s standard remedy for kidney, liver, Diadder and uric acid troubles— GOLD MEDAL nee bring quick relief and often watd off deadly diseases. Knownasth semedy of Holland for more | years. All druggists, in thr | Leek for the mame Gold Medal on every box and accept no imitation t n | EVERETT TRUE SAND YOURE AS SEcEISH BY CONDO| ANO OVGREEARING AS vou Can BE W YOU Don't MESERVS A WIFE LIKE ME!) , : / Ware ea EX 7 “I Ave ne YS OTHER TeooBLEs, = Z_ Too, THAT 2 THINK = Is so soothing and cooling for baby’s tender skin after a bath with Cuticura Soap. ‘Sanapie Bach Pree by Mall. Addr: heres Souptse. Gintment25 ance, Talewm Se. WEECuticura Soap shaves without mus. : “RECALL ELECTION ANTI-TOWNLEY TICKET _Friday, October 28 | ‘ “VOTE FOR Governor— x R. A. NESTOS Attorney General— ‘ SVEINBJORN JOHNSON.. X Com. Ag. & Labor— Xx JOS. A. KITCHE VOTE “YES” on Constitutional Amendments and Initiated Measures Both Men and Women Vote This Election (Political Advertisement.) ' == 7 Nis THEBISMARCKTRIBUN E platform somewhere consistent with their political| mendations to make. “t cannot by the very naturejers money as fast as “isms” we now have. Why aa : —__ pasts was imperative. of things because it cannot endorse the millstone | fice the evils we know for those we wot not of. GUEFERERS from Entered at the Bostotfices ee arcks N. D., as Second!” Because The Tribune has had the temerity to|of a program the I. V. A. has hung around the) Why give up the itch and the hair shirt for a rash. will find quick, relief ass Matter. : speak the truth, it has been assailed as viciously | necks of Nestos, Kitchen and Johnson and because; The real job must be done next June under Re- 2 iCaldwelie Syrup Penain, GEORGE D. MANN’ ,--. > __-_Eilitor) + it: were an issue in the recall campaign. The |of the band of political highbinders behind these| publican auspices. Four campaigns directed by a y papain ature hy haved; . , a *, : : : . * ur of a Cee eer te NY jtime has come to state its position clearly to its;men who are calling the voters to repentance. , |mugwump, fusion organization failed because the ‘arch ceaans,dysensn, | You CHICAGO DETROIT (readers. Whatever the verdict next Friday,| It declines to youch for any group of men whose|structure of the. organization is wrong and catan ghewing tablets and flavored | Marquette Bldg. NE, BURNS AND ao Bldg. | North Dakota must not lose any time thereafter! program cannot restore economic stability. Prob- the program socialistic. Whether the recall!’ §) DR. CALDWELL'S. - NEW YORK ANE partes mares Fifth Ave. Bldg. /in ending this continuous strife and in seeking to|ably the program will be forgotten when once the| will fail or win no man can safely predict now. It SYRUP PEPSIN " MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS |work out some deliverance from the political im-| office is obtained; but the I. V. A-endorsement of |is idle to deal in pre-election prophesy. The Tri- TE NAM LAXATIVE ‘ The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use| passe the politicians have forced the state into. such ex-leaguers as Gronna, Brinton, Norton and!|bune is not going to waste any effort on predic- Die ialdwalls Suva: Pepsia sons for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or) 6 ME TEST |the rest is a danger signal well worth a thought. *|tions. Maybe the cocksureness of the I. V. A. tains ingredients efveclize in dyspen- mot otherwise) credited’ in this, paper, and_alan the J0cal) ane iti i MAY BRING TEMPORARY RELIEF blicit t i ted and again the league) Sierras Senna and other news published herein. AO | The supreme test of any political program is; NGI ! Publicity agent 1s warranted and again the league) jf ation of Exyotian Seo ch bepein. -All rights of republication of special dispatches herela ie calibre of the men back of it: Read the I.) An. V. A. victory may bring some temporary|confidence might be equally justifiable—but the; — ff The formuiaiso ackage. It has are also reserved. : , the lead-|Felief. Jt would be heralded to the world as a de-|fact remains that the recall election is the’ most| ne mrgyelteworth. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATION V. A. roster. Note the many men among the lead-} ; ae : ae nic h Panes horns PRae lers and directors of policies who once were Town. | feat of Townleyism, but the hollow mock- unnecessary conf ict a state ever engaged in, | aah if aeede re SUBSCEETON RATES PAYABLE ADVAN 720 ley henchmen—not blind followers in the ranks/ery Will be apparent when once the I. V.| Now is the time for all good Republicans to, ° Daily by carrier, per year... . $7. 9 mt ae eas ‘ | : . p . oat : 4 | Daily by mail, per year (in Bismarel 7.20! firmly believing in the principles promulgated and A. program if passed gets : into operation. |come to the aid'of their party and snow under; Ba (Behe Daily by mail, per year (in state outside Bismarck).. 5.00 A foolishly be-/4 hungry horde will follow in the wake of|the pernicious program measures of the I. V. A. | fi send saw name an poe B: : iI, outside of North Dakota 6.00 honestly working toward what they ishly be-! ingry i : ] ; ; I Lea er ae eee Monae Daily by-mail, outside of North Dakota..-.++-++++++ : . ‘ toni j-|the victorious candidates led by Gronna, Brinton} Action taken upon candidates is.a decision that! fj Ml, Wriemetoday. —_—_— > Pi lieved was an economic utopia, but designing poli-| Mid: " ee i | THE pra OUEST NEW SEA ER Iticians who climbed on the bandwagon to save/nd the rest and unless curbed will fasten upon|must be left to the individual conscience, to be de-| Sta. . *, * : + : % ei eae Hy | their faces and hoist themselves into office. These the taxpayers as they did when in league with termined in the light of the motives and political] <> hypocrites sat in the game when it w4s young in Townley, a.program that will absorb the tax pay-|exigencies that forced this recall election. THE RECALL—ITS PROGRAM. the practice of gambling with the fair name of Fl ist class graduated from’ the (Bis- | thoughtful, fearful man must see—the ill have North Dakota and more aggressive than now inex4/ ADVENTURE OF _ || merck high school: inevitable truth. He placed his pup- , North Dakota by January 1, 1922, will vel loiti h isguided f. ‘of a great state. | “The commencement exercises of | pets in the heart of cheiuemolls teed had six elections in the short space of a little/Ploiting the misguided farmers of a g il THE TWINS [the Bismarck “high school at the} them with tragedies that followed in than oneyear. If the I. V. A. initiated pri-/These lily white advocates of clean government’ | Athcneum last evening was an event | the trail of the Four liorsemen; set more than one,y . r di By Olive Barton Reberts of unusual importance, because. it} about to t 1 Lagiseas P Fi A : ‘under I. V. A. auspices once rubbed elbows—and | [Se e. it about to test their souls as only a mary law is passed next Friday, the count will be| ; ley. Brinton’ Bower, | [rmarke, Si news ore. ibe educationa’ | master can test the inherent nature seven ‘elections. A state harassed by frequent! Were glad todo so—with Townley, Brinton, Bowen,, rye cuttlensh did as he was told; developmentot tase clty, Bk eRe vee of man, and when the moment ot - lections and bitter political contentions is near- ' Thomason, Mills, Coates and the others who played| ang sqpirted’a lot of black ink into the ¢ a wating class was not large enough tnis) cate, it found these represent- * Seen ae : : i for iggest political stakes a North Dakota) bottle that ‘Nick was holding. nly two, Miss Emila Hanson and) 9)i¥® mortals quite ready to accept | yrericanism is optimism. 0: e digg Pi 3 ing the first state wide recall election held in the, * hy fale T | cumhates aaeah kata Gann venny-| Missi Tenette’R. Werd=-hat, the exer | te several fates laid out fer them. history of the Republic + |jack-pot ever held. , ashen ate a at onenr | Ci8@8. Were none the less interesting. , t°tTo’s screen version of ‘The Four ailroads lead # trouble. DOr Ot Ne pene BETRAYED THE STATE THEN winkle, when it was fill. “That ought re gidienco was large, probably. the | Horsgmen,” coming to the Eltinge | ~All railroads The Tribune believes that the election to be held) ‘ |to be enough to save three or four) i-rgost gathering of ladies and chil- | theater for six days aext Monday. i e i é 3 | These men betrayed the state then into the, shales ialthdvel! walarsloniy going told i regated in the citys The} @ Production that equals, if it do “after you, my. dear bootlegger. next Friday is a monumental blunder and that) fi teas | whales, although we are only going to dren ever congregated in the citys‘The | © Prouucton fiat equals, if it doe aes ‘ 4 ‘ 3 ‘hands of registered socialists—men who boasted) .ave one” ‘program prepared iby Professor Abey , the Ibanez book. Its chara ; te vhichever side wins, the long suffering taxpayer |; 4 : fi Mf ie : was not long, and there was less cause | @¢ters are vivid, varied and exact, its You can’t keep bad liquor down. w 2 He always foots the of their alliance with the forces of Carl Marx,| “Whales}” crief, out Mr. Cuttle-fish | 4 complaint of tediousness than is | Settings marvels of achievement, and 7 : as usual will be the goat. e€ always Toots i\Max Eastman, and the rest. ~ |i alarm. auld you say whales, Cap'n) ycual on such occasions. The stage|the production as a whole well wor- The army on the Rhine isn’t living i ennywinkjle?” ¥ i. = thy of the author of “Tic Four Horse- a bill. ’ i i Call the I. V. A. roll, voters of North Dakota! | “yes,” answered the fairyman. 111 ee ee canapleuciie tee te nine | men of the Apocalypse” Seen | cae ae This is no eleventh hour ba conan me com-| You can hear them answering to their names— share ars Planning to attack @ nic?) yer and arrangement of wreaths, eae Best way to find chestnuts is fol- * vi ire the restoration of sane ie ¥ ‘ __Wins 0! monograms, etc. Brunsmans orches- —————— | low a worm. A Se vite meny eae ee North Dakota un- Gronna - Norton ~ Brinton — and Bee down | save him, Have you any. objection?” | tra: was in attendance, and added MANDAN NOTES | — constitutional government in North Dakota Un-i14. jist—all on the hustings for the recall, but) “I, don't know whether T have or! much to the completeness of the oc- | 5 ¢ | This business revival seems to be tainted by any stultifying compromises with state once endorsed by Towley and kept in power | Not, Teplie 1 putts ish. | eation The following was the pro- Associati H protracted meeting. salt i = + ere | ey 3 Qi i i socialism, The Tribune months rk pei bh) through the “pull” of the League organization. | ‘How sot e 3 asc 5 Musi ae Fic (R al Meet Some men five to a ripe old age ion as a matter of principle! fi * uttie Cu ish shivered. “Why, i “Rev. Caleb. Ben-Ham and then get plucked ey a x acoape uineeed another caiepatya| Mihat a HeadersD ! iisiahe: aber oy i lengae bie one May ed to cTce re sete Pee Sree it ani St str | What a sorry program! isharp teeth, he’s just. waiting for tirls from the Grammar Dept.! ‘The first regular meeting of the Women who smoke didn’t learn n a program of socialism such ‘as is reflected; A Z .|chance to make a dinner cff me. Of .James Foley !newly organized Parent-Teachers as- | from a kitchen stove. \ Ay ie L VA initiated laws. | parecallit you eas - ee nie ee PU | course, if it's Mr. Wialebone Whale,| Recitation—Labor Emma J. Bell | sociation was held at the high school SRE a " ph al : i pose of swapping one bret of socialists for an-|1 don’t mind, for he hasn't any teeth,! (Music lauditorium last evening. short busi- You never heard of a golf bug POSITION ASSAILED cther t and hig throat is too small to swal-| Declamation—Custer’s Last Charge ness meeting was held followed by the | avanti®g to carry mail. That its position would be assailed, misunder- i NO MANDATE OF PEOPLE Jo% ay uel. de ene: auc on} Gentes a Hughes! enrollment ot rand members. A ehert siinauldeiavaltlosing. GAITERS a ig the tiniest sorts of ings: jut those .-Laura Bel ard} program was lower by a social Abolishing battleships will mak s illi nd misrepresented was expected.! i j-| others! Ugh!, They could swallow a NAN ....5. jhour. Kefreshments wéte served at | room for friendships. ‘ stood, villified 2 « P b: ith Me f the| What mandate do these men and their ESOC! church, although they never do, pre-} .........6...' Grace C. Wilson, F. C. i the close of the evening. —— és Everyone is assailed these days by either o' jates hold from the people of North Dakota to fering cuttlefish.” Falkeristine. Daisy Stewart, pianist — nice “Tax” originally meant “touch.” contending factions who refuses to see black as y1unge them into another bitter fight? _peterattns Cann Naa naar, Mn Bonar. -Our, Lives. b; musella S, Hanson juin HL Deliiers a ad daughter pt History repeats itself. white and white as black. The Tribune has sought)” North Dakota has suffered five years under | ye fairyman said, the Wigglefin peo-| .....ceceeereeeeed Junette M. Ward! Saturday. . ‘A pessimist argues ‘that every sil- to drive home relentlessly, the inpon ey Of! political turmoil and The Tribune has not | ple soe a aueee pe anyway ae was cuidibenies Music guste H avey|. Mrsand Mrs. A.M. Renden have re- | Ver living has a cloud. i; @ x . cet c q s Pnophecy........ . z ae n fem \ y the I. V. A. program and to caution its readers|changed its opinion of the fallacy of the league cat fish (which was the same thing) | Address..-Mayor William A. Bentley {futaed: fran a two weeks visit at the) 1+ one ig nrotlened by travel how against plunging into a fresh orgy of Sen program—it never endorsed it as did Gronna and and Hel was going to save Mr. Whale Presentation ot. Diplomas pata) ‘ Z ta a 4 ao you account for a skinny asutns i 4 2 ij e ae i Y i if he could. larris, presi 8 r. and Mrs. W. H. Machie an- | :ner? pom under a new leadership, whose remedy for tie the rest who are now prating of’ the evils of)” Nick held up his bottle of ink cur-| tion. 4 | nounce the arrival of a-baby daughter ? ie satel present ills that beset the state is merely a modi-|Townleyism. No. wise bird befouls its own nest) jously. “will you please tell hs what Music i at the’ Deaconess hospital. A fine painting has sold for $663,- i ef * to.do with this?! asked. ‘ Benediction ‘Rev. William F. Cook ———. me 000: We know one who married for a fied dose of the same thing. as the I. V. A. forces have by annexing all the out- mee She F answered the! ‘The senior class as appeared on the | Louis Schmidt has returhed to Glen- | million, , Through three campaigns, The Tribune advo-/law leaguers they could press into service, led by| tairyman. “Cuttlefish ink is the program is, composed ot ie tollowing! Se et Sne artet spending? ithe week SU GI AS oe SI cated candidates sponsored, by the I. V. Ay while that arch political outlaw—Job Brinton. sharia comeioo ois renin Palkenstine: James w. Foley, George | Mrs. W. J Watson Ga dar anisites linia Bue this is Gales “drop in steadfastly refusing to adopt the socialistic plat-| When The Tribune supports another drive take the Cork out’ of your bottle and Balen mores Ay ahison, aus anos have returned ‘tro a three the bucket. , . ! ., soye tf *) ie va 'y Ti a 1 le bs i ae =: Wey: ‘Eo 4 forms upon which Steen, Doyle, and O'Connor against socialism, it will not be under the Jeader-| pour the ink intg the sea” Te AV ORRa ELS Roa weeks visit with relatives’ at Elgin. HoicMeenne MRSC oS uae 4 sought the endorsement of the North Dakota | ship of a group of discarded socialists who once) (copyright, 1921, NEA Service.) Ss. Wer Nerf . ‘Mr. and Mrs, William Peterson left | plicated. Rents are too high to keep ~electorate. All of these campaigns failed, and The! fattened at Townley’s trough. It can see no relief. Medora; 7D: yesterday, sfor thelr poms at eras one very Jong. ve Tribune believes to a great degree because, the| from-an organization that tolerates the very men | ‘PEOPLEY’ FORUM | *\T THE MOVIES 1. : sy eee ee “Chitamen do not choose, their ‘ i 5 .. ‘ ~ i 1 ‘ounty Agent eorge Ilse has re- | wives,” wails a news item. Neither I. V. A. compromised on fundamentals. The In-| that helped the state into its present mess. SG il tameaition Machome. at’ Braingras’ [Auto aetee sua topper ieioresent dependents refused to fight ‘socialism openly in| The former leaguers who are the backbone of| ‘he following letter to the Tribune or oud Dnt Minn,, where he has visited {sine the ees ‘ all its fallacious forms and the farmers failing] the I. V. A. speaking line of defense, once helped from JMG Boley wae presented by | THE OF THE APOCALYPSE? sane”! Daity Show at ee eae eee atitos aie - to distinguish honor or honesty in the deception!tg wreck the credit of North Dakota. They now, ‘or the penisal of many of the resi! apaauacaNts SRT ne ie A meTeRe Er | Gece CAG acelopan too tsieccst #Re: defeated the candidates of the I. V. A. : occupy seats of the mighty in I. V. A. circles.|dents of Bismarck: s Ane Peotaniee Z rey THIS FOR INDIGE! mid iduce or biatiz eons POSITION CONSISTENT | These destructionists cannot restore that credit) wHatT THE SCRAP BOOK TELLs | In a warstoa Tejon ae Bnei the thing for Pohiatination, athe! iad London and New York cach clalin 4 A " r Editor Tribune: The following| Russia, a sad-eyed melancholy man|tion jg wholesome and thoroughtly j| to be the biggest city in the world. The Tribune supported Doyle, Langer and/or the good name of North Dakota. Better. far| from an old scrap book may be of in- | sat among his books and reflected that | cleansing without griping, nausea or 19. is oes ae A by au te earl O'Connor although completely out of sympathy; keep such of these men who: have been relegated,' terest to some of the old residents. the prophecy of his jeonpelencs aia inconvenience: They banish lead ig Bismarck: 5 i i i iti ivi ir|The articles are from The Tribune of | come true—that’ the our Horserfien| ache, billiousness, bloating, gas, bad ete ae ‘ ° with the program of state ownership which wasjin the political oblivion they now raid Thei lalmoet 30 ears aeer | Of usthina able ibewar isd deseended Gtecine eaten biener aaa otter ata pes pacrceerene they one of the paramount issues of these three cam-)past performances justify no greater reward., The names ‘and incidents bring to| upon the earth—riders whose severa:| symptoms of disordered digestion. | siace: paigns. WHY A RECALL ELECTION? mind recollections of many dear oe purposes wee. their names: Gon M 6 Lawrence St., a : s i z ee ‘friends of the long ago; a time when | quest, war, famine and “death, And the s: “I used Foley | Following the O’Connor campaign, The Tribune! Had it been possible to initiate the I. V. A. pro-|many of us were in the prime of life maker ots man and a maid—the dou- or constipation | R through editorials let it be known in vigorous|gram measures immediately: there would have Bee oe au Nen iitee aPee ie ners ble Pinot ort pehcl eeines saimnae peli good results, I keep them in , 5 . A oe a re. a sive world—pres selves 2 e house. | terms that it was through\with any more candi-|been no recall of state officials. In order to at-|jy spent for many of us it’s a pleasure | representative characters, fitted to | a dates seeking votes on platforms that comprom-|tempt the dissolution of the Republican and Dee ee eee eg Il oor ot portray the thoughtless alu tute atau untiy flight was | : . * ‘ s, sone gs ~ vorld a a ou areat \ ised on the issue of state socialism. Thousandsjcratic’ parties and impose a modified socialistic |to snow, too, what a fleeting popula- | wr" ‘Vineonte Biases Thanez looked | bis | of independents of the state became as disgusted| program upon the people of the state without de- jtion | we. PS tate ener through the melancholy eyes a fae i Copper. tk s its name from the is- | with the “isms” of Theodore Nelson and his band! lay, a recall election was necessary. land who-have. left their éarly, homes; lonely Russian end’ he saw what jo, land of Cyprus. ; i i H ; what has been 3 of rainbow chasers as they had become aroused| If only laws and constitutional amendments had | Where they are now; w