The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 25, 1921, Page 4

PAGE FOUR ‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, '21 ETM mn i?Hi 7 i i iiiiniTtitt:nniKiKiKAKiKNionKAKKKKRRRRNANH Ci WHAT I. V. A, FOR BISMARCK AR Not a Recall for Political Principles--But a Re-apportionment of State Patronage Adverse to Interests of Missouri Slope Vote “NO” and Keep State Institutions Where They Are Now Well Established Aim of iva Drive on State Bank at Capi : asferred From Bismarck to Fargo Is Vote “NO” Nine Times Next Friday asses WHAT N. P. LE LIBERTY MEMORIAL BUILDING BISMARCK-MANDAN BRIDGE A Vote for. the I. V. A. Candidates or Prog RETENTION OF THESE||MEN MEANS ADMINISTRA This splendid Memorial to service men who fell on Flanders’ Fields is nearing partial completion. Its total completion and equipment is delayed because the Cass county delegation headed by L. L. Twichell, speaker of the House slashed the appropriation in- troduced by the Burleigh County delegation several thousands. More than $100,000 was cut from the appropriation by the I. V. A. majority in the House after the Senate had agreed to give the Historical Society enough to cqmplete this handsome tribute the I. V. A. seek M project to North Dakota soldiers. Twichell took the floor was before the legal ‘opposition to fight this appropriation, as he did every measure of L. L, Twichell, I. V. A. leader and speaker of the that contemplated investment by the state at any last house. Do you want bridge work to go on with Missouri Slope point. lay? Then vote “Nt times on all con- stitutional measures_and and for Frazier, Lemke and Hagan. This structure links two prosperous sections of the state. Its speedy completion ds, upon the retention of Frazier, Lemke and Hi To change officials now jeopardizes the entire project and hampers the completion of the greatest project for the prosperity of the enti rh Missouri Slope ever i tion. The Bridge p the present Republican state adminis VOTERS OF THE SLOPE CAN YOU NOT SENSE THE PLOT? No Principles are involved. The Recall Is a Fight Waged by I. V. A. Bosses to Control the State and Federal PATRONAGE. SECTIONALISM---A SQUARE DEAL TO SLOPE AGS ji | At Bismarck and on Slope League Pro- | gram Is Socialism---at Fargo and Grand Forks It Is Cailed “Farmers’ Program” | | Fargo Politicians Want The Bank--Grand | Forks LV. Avs il Get eis Is Left! GUE HAS DONE i Measures Hs to Favor Mobilization of State Activities and Indusirjcs in I. V. A. Strong Holds. N. OF STATE’S BUSINESS WITHOUT REGARD TO ‘LL AS TO VALLEY---SPECIAL PRIVILEGE NONE BANK OF NORTH DAKOTA more visitors voll as any indus- The Bank of North Dakota bri to Bismarcle and hae as large a try in the city, if not the Do you wish to see this big asset lost to the city of Bismarck? An I. V. A. victory means the closing of this institution has saved the people of the state reduced interest rates, is the has not cost the taxpayers 2 own ivay, has brought 200 hes a payroll of $8,000.00 per credits bank but not at Biomarck. ‘other business men open your eyes Site of the proposed State Utility Plant to con- solidate the electric plants'at the Penitentiary and st pitoh Plans are almost ready to proceed ¢ bill passed at the recent cession to provide Jectric’and steam plant at the penitentiary. This plant ‘would cut down overhead expense by making one plant do the work now done by two plants. It is proposed to furnish juice to run the street car, and for a white way along the scenic road to the bridge, to the state capitol, to Mandan and to the state penitentiary and to the Reform School and State Experimental Farm at Mandan. Harry Goddard, I. V. A. manager of Burleigh county I. V. A. campaign, is a henchman of E. A. Hughes, owner of the Hughes Electric Light Plant. Goddard, in leat sunty delegates, Iob- hied vigorously creating this plant h ate how cheaply power can f the ignite belt. Mr. jarry Goddard is in the re will be no consolida- 19 white way to Mandan. 1d the Fargo bosses whom he’ is, cto that. A state plant may fur- time to towns within a radius of