The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 29, 1921, Page 1

GIVE ULTIMATUM The Weather. FAIR AND WARMER FORTIETH YEAR + —_—_______ HE BIS BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29 CK TRIBUNE [== 21 PRICE FIVE CENTS NESTOS LE NESTOS THANKS NESTOS VOICES THANKS 10 ALL WHO AIDED HIM Candidate Says That He Re- spects Confidence Imposed on” Him by'People of N. D. STATES HIS PROGRAM Declares He Will Endeavor to! Redeem Pledges of the In- dependent Platform Ragnvald A. Nestos, at his home in Minot, issued the following statement /Menoken : this afternoon: “Now that the returns definitely establish a victory for the Inde- pendent forces and program, it is ‘my desire as the candidate of the Independents for the governor- ship wf North Dakota to exprsss my appreciation for the confi- dence reposed in me by the men and women who by their votes have elected me governor of the state and to assure them that, in the administration of the office, it shall be my constant aim and effort to redeem the pledges of the platform and the promises made during the campaign. I realize keenly the magnitude of the problems and difficulties ¢on- fronting the new administration and that the loyal unselfish and intelligent cooperation of the citizenship of the commonwealth will be required in order to insure a satisfactory solution .of these problems. ' “In the administration of the governors office and in the man- agement of the public business I shall have no enemies to punish and no scores to settle and it is my purpose tio be the governor of all the people and to make evi- dent by my administrative acts, that in the management of the educational, charitable and penal institutions of our stato in the building and operation. of the mill and’ elevator at Grand Forks, in the establishment of a system of rural credits, in the liquidation of The Bank of North Dakota and in the examination and supervision cf banks of the state, whether closed or open, that the state is entering upon a period of ’ con- struction and. cooperative _ effort in rehabilitating the business of the state, and that in this process every legitimate calling whether in town or country will have .a chance to prosper. and the ave- nues of opportunity be kept open for all our people as far as it is possible for an administration to promote and realize such an ideal. ‘By following such a course and by securing for the management of the states business the most cap- able INorth, Dakotans that can be had for the meager salaries offer- ed and by insisting upon honesty, efficiency, economy and publicity in the conduct of the public busi- =/neas, the expenditure of the public ocpiids and the keeping of the pub- lic records, I am sure‘that North ‘Dakota will once more secure the confidence of the people of other states and that as @ result there- of the credit of our ‘state will be speedily re-estaablished.’ HUNT ALLEGED — - SLAYERINS.D. Seeking Miner in Connection With Priest’s Death | Ciecemieerentas yates | Burleigh County | i -——~ ‘Nestos Frazi City of Bismarck— bea First ward west..... 90 27 (First ward east .... 253 182 Second ward west .. 96 73 Second ward east ... 296 104 Third ward west . 349 189 Third ward east . 103 aU Fourth ward .. 162 160 Fifth ward + 157 - 102 Sixth ward 252 215 Wild Rose oe os ‘Long Lake 39 Morton 8L Telfer 16 28 Missouri 12 34 Fort Rice 6 33 Lincoln 5 46 Apple Creek . 18° 3 Boyd .. 7 31 Logan . 28 6 Taft ... 32 10 Thelma 9 36 Driscoll 52 3 Sterling 50 39 McKenzie 81 32 29 43 Gibbs 7 537 ‘Hay Creek . 3 40 | ‘Riverview .. se Burnt Creek . 5 56 ‘Naughton oo (Francis .. . Sibley Butt . Christiania . : Clear Lake . 4 57 Lein ... 9 8L Lyman . 2 64 | ‘Tryge .. o 2 Cromwell 11 35 Crofte ... 7 48 Glenview . 47 35 Painted Woods . 16 66 Ecklund ... 44 78 Ghylin ... 9 31 Rock Hill os ss Wing .. 63 a (Harriet 19 3 Phocaix Be ae Richmond 2 37 | Canfield. 12 As Es‘herville . 6 68 Wilson ... oe Grass Lake . 51 Steibes a7 jummit .. Le 28. lorence Lake on se 1 Grove 54 Regan ..... 36 South Wilton . 96 Totaly secs ecesh vos 2891 EVELYN NESBIT | Independent: vote .appeared to be in| {In | on the vote for Governor and wag re- "GIVE FRAZIER ~ BIG MAJORITY i. About 450 on Full Returns spate ssiaha, FRAZIER GAINS IN CITY League Vote Shows Increase and Independent Vote a Big Slump in Bismarck Burleigh county wil! give Governor Frazier a majority of between 450! and 500, it appeared today with 44! out of 58 precincts reported. With 44 out of 59 precincts reported Frazier had 2567 votes to 2760 for Nestos. Most ofthe remaining pre- cincts are strongly league, With 50 out of 58 precinct the vote stood Frazier 2891; Nestos 2604.; The missing precincts last year gave Frazier 150 majority. i The heaviest losses sustained in the! Burleigh and Morton counties, in the early returns, with some other coun- tles in this section of the state also showing a loss for Nestos over the O'Connor vote. This was the report from Emmons and McIntosh. There were not many changes in the rural precincts in Burleigh coun- ty. In the town of McKenzie the In- dependent vote made a strong gain. several rural precincts Frazier made a gain, The vote appeared to be fully as| Irge in the rural precincts on the in-} itiated laws and other candidates as latively the same throughout. MANY CITY ve STAY AT Many Bismarck voters did not go to. the polls yesterday. This is shown by the fact that the total vote cast in the ‘city on the gubernatorial candidates was 2,831 in .the recall electioh compared to 3,249 cast in the) general election a year ago. The majority of R. A. Nestos in the; city, a total of 685°on completé un-; official returns was 652 votes less than the majority of O'Connor. over TS RECOVERING Suffers From Effects of Over- dose of Morphine New York, Oct. 29—Evelyn Nesbit was reported today almost wholly re- covered from the effects of an over- dose of morphine swallowed yester- ‘day when a city marshal began to {move her furniture from her room and apartment in West 52nd St. The former. wife of Harry K. Thaw, who later married, and was divorced from a dancer, became hysterical when her efforts to obtain funds to pay her overdue rent failed and swallowed 1 gram of drugs. She call- ed down to the marshal informing him of what she had done and collapsed. The marshal’s summoning a physician is said to have saved her life. PARIS POLICE ARREST ONE IN | HERRICK CASE Paris, Oct. 28.—The police investi- gating the attempt against Ambassa- dor Herrick have arrested a chemist Raymond Robins, finding grenades in his home. These are said to be iden- tical with the one received throug the mail at the American embassy ad- dressed to the athbassador. Robbins denies all knowledge of the Herrick affair. Leeds, S. D., Oct. 29.—Interest in the; pursuit of Orlando Reed, miner, want-; ed in connection with the death Wed-; nesday of the pastor of St. Charles} cathedral, was groused today. of Priests from many towns in this/ section of the state were here for the funeral. The body will be taken to Dubuque,/ Ja., tomorrow for burial. The pursuit of Reed suddenly changed from South Dakota today to Wyoming. Advices to officials here said he was aboard a C. B. & Q. train which left Edmond yesterday, for Butte. Officials in all stations along the way have been asked to watch for the man. | TO HUNGARIANS) Prague, Oct. 29.—Former Emperor) Charles must be surrendered to the little entente within 36 hours under) the terms of an ultmatum from the members of this combination of states which it has deeded to present to;the Hungarian government in Budapest. TRIBUNE TO GET FOOTBALL SCORES The Tribune will receive final reports of leading college foot- bal games today. They will be posted at The Tribune office. FORCES VOTE ON VET BONUS Washington, Oct. 29.—The way was paved yesterday by Sen. Reed, Demo- crat, Missouri, to force a vote on the soldiers bonus bill which the senate recently laid on the table at the re- quest of the president. DOUGHBOYS AND DOUGHNUTS WILL and get it, buddy.” This is the cry with which Salvation Army lassies will greet the veterans who attend the American Legion na- tional convention here next week. To the right and. left of the street. as the veterans trudge by, will be doughnut dugouts bearing the name- plates of the Salvation Army. A grand reunion of the doughnut and the doughboy is planned. Many of the lassies who will hand out doughnuts and hot coffee all during the convention served the boys over- seas and are anxious to meet some of the buddies they knew over there. “Doughnuts, Coffee and Salvation— Free,” is the banner that will greet delegates and visitors to the conven- tion. The password will be a uniform or legion or service button, STAGE REUNION, ; Kansas City, Mo., Oct. 29.—"“Come i Frazier last year. Nestos turned over ote“ ward, the fourth, nosing out Frazier 162 to 160 while .a year ago Frazier got 161 to O'Connor's 159. In the fourth ward the other league candidates had the edge, Lemke get- V “| BURLEIGH WILL Will Have Majority in County of imight ha’ for thé general strike threatened by. TOWNLEY WON'T DISCUSS FUTURE Declines to Comment on Effect’ of Nonpartisan Defeat in North Dakota | Fargo, Oct. 29.—League leaders here refused to comment except to reiterate that “the vote from the Missouri slope would tell the story” and “we are going to wait for the complete returns.” A. C. Townley, president of the Na- | tional Nonpartisan league, came to Fargo today but he refused to say -whether he was to be in on another victory for the organization he founded or witness its death-throes as a political power in this state. “ALI have to go by are the figures in the two local newspapers . and I do not consider them complete enough to definitely determine the result.. We should wait for more re- turns from the western part of the! state before making any statement,” ! jhe said. Asked what probable effect on the; national organization a defeat would have he said, “he would not discuss that phase now” but added that “he a statement to make to- morrow when more returns are avail- able.” BOARD PROBES | RAIL DISPUTE Issued Decision on Hearing to Determine Responsibility | B ~— Chicago, Oct. 29—The U. S. Rail- road Labor Board today issued its day to determine the responsibility the four Brotherhoods and Switch- men’s union. The Board found: (First. That all) such disputes must be referred to the,tioard before any action is taken. 4 i Second: That any interruption of peace, prosperity and safety of the! entire nation. Third: That any union going out on strike will forfeit its rights, and the rights of its members in all exist- ing contracts and lose any benefits | accredited by the transportation act. OTERS decision in the hearing held Wednes- | | traffic would be a: blow aimed at tho|”” ' { ting 160 to Johnson 159 and Hagan T AX REVISION | The first reported feceived from getting 159 to Kitchen’s 158. | ; Golden Valley county in the extreme Frazier made big gains in two of | western part of the state said that the larger wards, in part because Pp Frazier lost about 12 per cent over the Independent vote showed a big | last year in the rural precincts that slump. It the third ward west, | MINOT Ward county, 45 out of 80/ bad been reported. /He was, however, Nestos got. 349 votes tO red to his| Washington. Oct. 29.—Reptplican| prggnt® Save Nestos 3.624; Frazler| running about even with last year in vote of 150 a yoae ago. In the sixth senate leaders conceded today that} CANDO—Towner SGunEy: with ea Stark county. ward, voted precinct at the fire hall, | there was no possibility of passing tha, | precincts missing. Independe ie ‘in _rhroughout the.Slope, (raster, held Frazier got 215, compared to 200 tax revision bill at this session. They; \4g:380.-votes. . nt gain: his own or gained over last year. He 1 nd Nestos got 262 com-| also indicated that there was little | DICKINSON—Stark showed a decided gain in Morton saped Oconact's sae prospect of maintaining a quorum of | cs : cincts give SNlGeM rae ree in Grant county he gained 79 4 ? the senate tonight. i “4 WE 4 ee te taal » 4"! in the first nine precincts, and gained (Continued on Page 3) | JOSEPH A. KITCHEN ae Nestos majority expected to be i some procineta Teported in Het® Bismarck will have three new CA Lis G Inger an jams counties. He also UNOFFICIAL RECALL FIGURES | residents in a stort, time, it ap: | pave ees cent county, eecitaotnets gowedis wala Molntash aud ee peared on the face of election re- | o¢ 79 x mons, Divide Sheridan and Burleig! COUNTY. Frazier. Nestos. Frazier. O'Connor} {urns this aiternoon. They are MINNEWACR Ge een ty,| Counties. He was expected to have a Adams 20-32 434 304 1092 835 | of Minot, as Governors | 94 ine! ‘on county, | 1,000 majority in McLean county, and Barnes 55-59 . : 2761 3547 3635 3669 | 8 orn Johnson, of Grand Senet gies aa oe Pad ae: about the same as last year in Kid- , Be fr 32-45 . 1545 2187 oe a | Forte: ah Auoraey senermty fee for Independents. (ae fi 4968 lena’ ta "68 illings ... Ropcapaancorts OBR B | . deseph Ae. Ect OL ee BEACH—Golden Valley co = [i ores ooweria? ead - in bre- Bowman .. 1272 | culture and Labor, |loss from his vote of last election. | City of Fargo. He gained 263 in Burke 32-39 aaee Pritt ~~-~| 'MANDAN—The first six precincts | Steele county, 300 in Benson county, Burleigh 50-58 6192 9384 | —_—_—__——« | of Mercer county reported showed | 88ined in LaMoure, 413 in Ramsey, Cass (complete) 2260 3318 1 Today’s Weather | | Nestos 304; Frazier 434. Same pre-| With 42 out of 56 precincts reported, Cavalier 44-49 .. sav 3151 | y |cinets gave O'Connor 389; Frazier 315, | Slightly in Rolette. Dickey 22-36 . 2122 1167! | League gain of 204. The Independents made a gain in Divide 24-35 1775 1197: For ‘Twenty-four hours ending at| _MANDAIN—Morton county in 24 out! Stutsman county over last year, ag‘l Dunn 8-29 ... . 1652 1054{ Temperature at 7 A. M...-+.....+..29/0f 48 precincts gave Nestos 1890; | had gained in 21 precincts reported in Eddy (complete) .. 4607 + 1712| Temperature ‘at noon Frazier 2200, This represented an In-| Mountrail county. ‘ Bron 1121 1225| Highest yesterday ..57| dependent loss. \ Loses on SI Foster (co! 1048: Lowest yesterday -. 40;__ JAMESTOWN — Stutsman county, SOR S10 e a Golden Valley .. + 659 tear ti and 37,57 out of 71 precincts gave Nestos| Losses to the I. V. A. in Burleigh Grand Forks 66- he fal | Erecisititiog None £729; Frazier 2626. This shows Inde-|nd Morton counties were among tl Grant 18-42 ...... 1651 1040 | Highest wind. velocity, & 18-NW (Pendent a gain of 685 over same pre- surprises of the election. City of ine Griggs (complete). 1391 1038 3 icincts of last year. jdan complete gave Nelson 1020 an Hettinger .... ‘ 902 Weather Forecast ‘WAHPETON—Richland county, 45/| Frazier 635 ora loss to the Independ- Kidder 9-35 ....... 1847 1905, For Bismarck and vicinity: Gen-' out of 49 precincts gave Nestos 4 jents of 241. LaMoure (complete) 2575 1041 | erally fair tonight and Sunday; some-|#razier 2252. Expect a gain of 125; _In Stark county Nestos secured Logan 19-27....... as 2190, What colder Sunday. |for Nestos in missing precincts. 1146 against Frazier’s 490 in eight out McHenry 25-62 . 1009 877! For North Dakota: Generally fair' SHERBROOKE—Steele county, 23)0f 36 precincts. Dickinson vote was McIntosh 12-14 . 2230 1299 | to-night and Sunday; somewhat cold- out’ of 26 precincts gave Nestos 1242; |899 to 473 compared to 978 for O’Con- McKenzie 15-54 . irs jee ver in the west and north portions |Frazier 1075. ‘This shows an Inde-|nor and 582 for Frazier. Mclean 20-54 ease 622 Sunday. | Pengent gain of 457 over the samo} Gains in Morton ercer «.... 4 7 1 precincts last year. It is estimated that Morton county i Weather Conditions | ie Ven at sorten Stee 62 ase rr ‘Low pressure areas “cover the! UE ET NOR paams county, 20) will go 300 stronger for the league Nelson 29-34. 1971 2128; Mississippi Valley and the Canadian | Qt Of 34 precines gave Nestos 683; |than last fall. sien i ete 1172 313| Northwest while a high pressure area | r 621. -Other candidates and; The I. V. A. showed gains in the Oliver: (complete). . 3445{ covers the Rocky Mountain and initiated measures show about the Red River Valley early in the evening, Pembina (complete) ae iaie| Plateaa roeiens fee has fallen in'S4me ‘figures. This is little 1 change; but toward morning the rural returns Petes, : 2254 3339 | the middle Mississippi Valley but the irom last year sligurea en began to reduce them somewhat. a4 iy 2494 2022! weather has been generally fair over | zs a ys ae Cuts Down Grand Forks Ransom ae 1976 955 the Plains and Lake regions. The | out of eee save eee ae Take Grand Forks for instance. It Richland (complete) 2643 4741 | temperature was at freezing or below aegecte Pepe iowittoke Shan Bee yaa, | Started out with more than 3,000 lead Rolette 26-31 ...... 1911 1347, in ‘North Dakota this morning but | 5 ay re jfor Nestos. With 10 rural precincts 23-27 1882 2154 generally higher elsewhere. Thel” jap ‘N—Sa : |to be heard from at 2:30 a. m. this ete 18-29 1274 810} weather in North Dakota will be AEG FA aoe ebamee as county aa soat | morning the lead in Grand Forks Slope 22-28 .... 408 641: erally fair to-night and Sunday with tee isan © * county had been cut to 2,601 with 10 Sioux 5-12 . 8s 4i3t| somewhat colder in the west and) GETLLSBORO—Traill county, oom-| Precin Gs, of Frazier’s country to be K } no! ortions Sunday. ! N <P eas ‘om. ‘ Stark 34-36 . 1508 1409 pr ORRIS. W. ROBERTS ‘Dlete returns gave Nestos 2766; F ra-| “Haste in gathering the figures shows (Steele (complete) ‘at, tier 2152. Independent gain about! any apparent discrepancies which Stutsman 68-71 .... 3496 4649 Meteorologist. doubled in this county. ‘onl; ch cking wu against official Towner 16-35 ...... 1525 1541, se = | WILLISTON—Williams county, 65) eye ce dete meee Traill (complete) .. 2316 2641 @ os ‘of 67 precinits gave Nestos 1622; Fra- Nestos's sdherente: were jubilant Walsh 53-59 ....... 2498 4270 3198 4206;/ Football Scores _|izier 1647. gablestot’s sadherents j Ward 73-80 4814 4810 on oe ES ESS ————~¢! COOPERSTOWN — Griggs county, ater MCN ea e Wells 21-41 895 1218 1858 a complete gave Nestos 1169; Frazier Increases in Valley Williams 59- 3414 2326 3910 2491] “Penn State, 28; Georgia Tech 7} | 1647, The I. V. A. increases in the Red final. ; ‘NBW ROCKFORD—Eddy county,|River Valley and the League gains Totals, 1478 ... 79,223 96,864 117,118 112,488! Center, 6; Harvard, 0; end third. |complete gave Nestos 1389; Frazier |on the Slope were the surprises of the Billings—Reported to have 300 majority for Frazier, | Scores’ end second period: 1088. - election that upset the calculations of Bowman—Three precincts missing. Nestos 662, Frazier 745. Notre Dame, 7; Indiana, 7. Carrington—Foster county complete |those who were able, in pastelections Hettinger—Eighteen precincts: Nestos 737, Frazier 795. Chicago, 21; Colorado, 0. gave Nestos 1230; Frazier 752. to predict with reasonable sureness. 4 8) Pp ? Mercer—Six precincts: Nestos 304, Frazier 434. i WASHBURN—McLean county, 20/The great slump in the vote also com- Pp a Pierce—Twenty-three out of 34 precincts gave Nestos 210 majority, Wisconsin, out of 54 precincts gave Nestos 1527; | plicated the situation. Slope—Reported 300 majority for Frazier. o—____. SVEINBJORN JOHNSON Yale, 24; Brown, 7, ADS FRAZIER BY 17,000 FOR An Ce aa CONFIDENCE ee: {__LEADING 1474 RURAL PRECINCTS MISSING IS NOT EXPECTED 10 WIPE QUT LEAD OF INDEPENDENTS Other Candidates Run About Even With Nestos —Sveinbjorn Johnson Running Ahead in Some Counties—Initiated Laws and Amendments Also Holding up in Vote of Independents | —Big Victory is Claimed for Nestos by I. V. A. | | | i |__R. A. Nestos passed the 100,000 mark in the tabulation of the votes at 4 o'clock this afternoon, and his election appeared to ree ie Sent o several thousand. e tabulation, wi recincts missing, : 102,189; Frazier 84,980. : mene showed. Ae With 187,169. votes accounted for, icut by Governor Frazier to 17,209. With the comparison of the, vote of last year and the esti- mated vote out in the rural precints yet not heard from, there seemed a remote chance, Nonpartisans maintained, that Governor Frazier could overcome the great lead of Mr. Nestos, which the Independents declare elect him beyond a doubt. With the election of the Independent candidate for Gover- inor, the voters of the state also would prt into office Sveinbjorn \Johnson for Attorney-General and Joseph A. Kitchen for Com- missioner of Agriculture and Labor, and adopt the complete Independent program of laws, with the possible exception of the ‘election laws, as the vote throughout was about the same. i The Valley Vote . The vote which went heavily for Nestos in the cities and in the Red River valley began to recede this afternoon rapidly as the |strong Nonpartisan precincts of the western part of the state rolled in. There were so many instances of a gain for Nestos over |the O’Connor vote in the rural precincts that it appeared that the majority of Mr. Nestos could not be wiped out. With Independent headquarters in Fargo preparing a cele- bration, Mr. Nestos issuing a statement and Independents of Dick- inson wiring President Hardipg for permission “for the readmis- sion of North Dakota into the United States” the league head- quarters refused to concede victory, and declared they would wait . until the rural vote was in. _ _ Where Tide Turned Governor Frazier did not care to express a statement this ene and appeared te be, betes digging into a mass of cor- jYespondence that accumulated during. th i int hi own iat im the election: Ce ee " co _, The facts which accounted for Mr. Nestos’ lead where the bi: gain in the,rural vote in the Red River country, the pial the league vote in the north and northwestern parts of the state and overturns in some other rural precincts. | The hotbeds of Nonpartisanism turned in Majorities about as usual, according to reports, although there were instances where townships turned completely over. Governor Frazier gained in many towns and cities, and also in some rural precincts. Losses and Gains. Nestos’ majority had been .Zatinued on Page seven) (Continued on Page Seven)