The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 2, 1922, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT ~~ ay THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE : ; ' FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1922 See _———— : ir) , 4 told Id ‘overcome if Railroad service between Moscow| One of the most widely followed A UE- DIPLOM AS ARE eae ameter end “bravery MAY TAKE ON \_» jand Kiev, Russia, has been reduced to] professions in the far north is that 1 of heart, A BIG TASK one train a week. of the ivory carver, He emphasized the importance of M’CUMBER ALLIANCE TO DEFEAT — GIVEN TO FOUR jssi'zescsctencz.ct citar) itemcencnt by tavir Staten cut | vice on the future ite coals yesterday that wearing of knick- World-Famous Cruise on the Great Lakes go) ) . V.A-STATEADMINISTRATION AT ST, MARYSucaveris wane, Sak rai | (- Metereanc inci oda fhe a anathres a SS rep eR reaction from club women, shop carp hy OSA ple WS Record nee saith, , entel 1 workers, clerks, stenographers Duluth to lo and Niagara * sas. | Graduation Exercises Consist of at Abele Grech. where ® "aeehitl ee re ie ted ie es Lae Li tonal = ise Lake Superior, “Serie ‘ ‘i Declares Somebody Violated Confidence In Giving Impressive Talk and Fine ruataeny wee eioyed, in a cant rade! in protest again the mayor's ; Mocuncs Lite fleren Lanse Cian Deve Friel] v . ning’ atter; substantial ple “| order. The marchers, it was said, | . numerous other bodies of water making the Great Lakes , Out His Letter to Kelly and Jackson. Declares Proce per the plenicers returned to thelr) foug gety the mayor's edlet and en Mca closeout othe Ea Panter | en ige: “ 99 t a Four in Class. parade through the streets in the exclusively every hi ys ig at loughton, P Printing of “Plunder Demand’ Shows tha | prea COMO er col Giatiasee One! coaentae ome | SO raiment. Rh Se ee et Bari, Cleland. McCumber Is Against Re-election of Nestos. were Misses Viola Simmer, Florence} 4 pug which preys on the potato included in fare. DANCING | GAME! Gertrude Randall, Anna Marie Man-hbug py sucking its blood has been dis-| Tickets and reservations at Any Railroad or Tourist Ticket Agency WAS ees ning, and Josephine Bernadette Cer- Neoeared at Kingaten, Ontario. G. C. Williams, G.W.A., 101 Palladio Bldg., Duluth, Minn. q |Heretofore St. Mary’s Building} yinshxi Theodore G. Nelson has added to the epistolatory papers of vinshkt. : : the campaign another ineresting letter which will take its place; Has Been Too Small to Give The afternoon's program follows: i iti Instrumental—Piano Solo — Viola side by side with the famous letter demanding political plunder Complete H. 8, Course 2 me n i as his price to support McCumber. Song—High school Student Body. i Nelson’s statement follows in part: Graduation: exercises’ forcthettour ‘ Instrumental pprnet Solo— Loret- # | “jn justice to the voters of the state’?” members of St. Mary’s school were |‘ Simmer. e 1 fan seelined jon [executive committee of the Independ-} he) terd: fte in th Vocal—Somewhere a Voice is Call- Fe Te cere eee called on [ent Voters’ Association before in any| school ‘auditorium, ev. A. H. Slag|iM6"—Anna Marle Manning. | bes hal eto cattle with their vote on|Way attempting to make an official | gelivered the address of the after-|, Valedictory — Florence Gertrud? June 38, it is perhaps my duty to call {statement on this all important mat-| noon, Father Hiltner presented the Renal es sehen HE y, if attention to a most brazen attempt to ter. . graduates with their diplomas. si + > mislead the voters of the state by| “A careful reading of the whole let-| This is the first year that a com- ae a ¢ cDipomae The - rd ee means of an article which has ap-|ter will establish the fact that I did! plete course of study has been’ given | _ resen a ee ot dathe pgp : i peared verbatim, headlines and all, in not even disclose my personal position|in St, Mary's school. Heretofore the | Right Rev. é op We Te Oe oti i a number of league papers and thejwith reference to United States sena-|juilding has been too small, Instrumental—Piano Due' RE amt Bismarck Tribune that are opposing | torship. It is merely & Reais of] ‘The stage was completely covered | ©oOk, Viola, Simmer, BISMARCK ELKS % 5 A , conditions as new them to exist or) with f d whit ses, and yel- ave / i. Ea cece and inspired that |Perhaps more correctly a statement lew ne bid PABOKE: the latter: being the| All shines 10 cents. Economy resent Wy article are apparently prompted by a of things I felt might profitably be| class flower. The floral comb‘naiion] Shoe Store. 5th St. opposite D / Hf") desire to wreak vengeance on me per-'done for and by McCumber to mect|of papal yellow and white carried out! McKenzie Hotel. r) 99 [ | all If that were the only pur- the existing situation and disarm some the class colors. ose and ff t of this article, then I|of, Senator McCumber’s opponents. Father Slag's Talk f a ‘ Urould pase ‘it up without notice, as|, “Personally I have industriously re-/ Tather Slag made a very smpres- (at IP i ha 2 done with so many articles |frained from taking any interest in| .ive speech to the members of the Crewsky Shoe. Repair Shop ‘ nave been written and published the United States senatorship singe] p,aquating class. He ga¥é.a short 109 3rd St., Bismarck, N. D. : A fj q in th “Tribune and other league pa-|the Jamestown convention except a8/huyt heautitul explanation of the Across from Van Horn Hotel. t A Combination of ers for the same purpose in the last |the candidacy of any vite of ane fats class motto, showing them that in We give mail orders prompt E few years. But the article is also an eral aspirants might affect the statelnoir tuture life many rocks would b3 attention. ‘ effort to stir up such feeling in the Hisket. In arma with that : aid thrown in their way. These they state over the senatorship that people nop do ‘Slewings le In question state - ne i bear t: < ! T our state government is of even great- |e ‘Che toe enter the race, Tt | tiOtttitiiiiisiiiiansKsi : ° importance, (oan et eeiativer tt is understood that Theodore Nelson ; % ; B an ; «et ’ ie nal Sate eae ead ig ave @ Bent wh! Bismarck Business College be a very bad thing for North Da-| Position on Senatorship kota to be represented in the United “The followi copy af ¢ acletter = States ae by Lynn J. Fraslot, but which I Binks te gudee Christianson | x: We have calls nearly every day for CAST OF EIGHTY PEOPLE. As te ee th . Unt + “Ste tes a ate after the Jamestown convention leaves; efficient office help. If you are com: = S part oth et Whe fF car state |20 doubt as to the attempt to falsify! ‘ petent Jet us place you; if not. we can Zovernment are the whole cheese, in|2"d mislead the voters with this ar-j prepare you for the best business and Sale of Reserved Seats Now On, at Rover: +o | ticle: ‘ % anking positions, and place you the 9 4 ae Pee eprint wkhowt ‘A. M. Ch “May 8, 122 “AE 3 moment you.are ready. Please call, Harris and Woodmansee’s. an an3. i“*A, M, Christianson, telephone or write for particulars, . question, but a8 between the tontant, {4 Judge of Supreme Court Write Prices $1.65. Gallery 55c. \ This is generally conceded by every | Binet; hort Dakota, Including War Tax. citizen who has no selfish interest; @ I have learnt today that con- BISMARCK \ back of his political activity. siderable pressure is going to be iy OD Pf “I am not a candidate for any|brought to bear on you to become a! office ner am 7 eccking, Dy, EEO candidate for United States senator. ment in either federal or state “lI, therefore, feel that as quickly as x cenmnent and am therefore free. from possible you should Enow the Bosition G. M. LANGUM, Pres. : BISMARCK, N. DAK. andicap of personal ambition in in which we are placed here at Inde- = : effcrt to do what T ean do to get the |pendent Voters headquarters _ with iii i202: truth about the handling of our state 7 A L M M A UE l , i reference to the relationshin between | ,qageegegmensam as an Mies Si? Sc A aS NE of th rfect ot pitas to the vous thd rel Be Ae the United States senatorship and the o the most periect forms make known to them what the Joint Campaign organization. 1 7 1 and promises cf the anti-Townley} «An honest and earnest effort was of industrial SErvICe 18 that candidates are. i made at Jamestown to get the Inde- which results from co- ‘ Letter Published ‘ ._|pendent Republican voters united on R d . d P. . D Ci *. d ° be f i “The occasion for the article is) candidate for. United States senator. eauce rices on Dry Cieaning an operation between manufacturer the publication of a letter which I|1t was finally conceded by an over- 5 Shei ee hte and consumer wrote to Messrs. A. B. Jackson and|whelming majority that that wasn't 4 eee eee e J. M. Kelly at Devils Lake a few days| possible. Consequently the conven- Pressing, Ladies and before the Jamestown convention.| tion went on record definitély as'to all : ‘ ra alae : R eos hi th Sta dard The summary, comments and conclu-/ positions to be filled on the state tic- Gents’ oa ecognizing this, the n sions that are built around the let-/ket and decided to say nothing with ‘ i Oil Company (Indiana) has de- ter are so far at variance with the! reference to candidates for the Su- Mf ¢ Py " : facts stated in the letter as to be-| preme judgeship or United States sen- a : { veloped a service bureau headed os! i come deliberate falnehouisys atorship. As a consequence, we here We clean Rugs, all sizes, Draperies,..’eather«Pillows, b 1 b: H ti n: ineers of wide i Gave Letter to Hughes at headquarters have no choice in the infact everythigg inthe Hone, i y lubricating ¢: a“ rv ‘Before proceeding to point out] matter except to boost for that which ything in the ome. Treen : e@ experience whose business it is to some of the glaring inconsistencies it|/the convention did. We are prohibi- We have the st corfiplete Laund: bs d@icanin: Pe 1 + is proper that the voters should know | ted from taking sides in the senator- e have the most complete Laundry and © iz co-operate with desi mers, Manu- that in this connection somebody is} ship except to be opposed to Frezier. Plant in the Northwest. Sill if il f sully ata very ungenttlemanly breach In other words, until the primary a facturers and users of a types o: of confidence. The letter was written | election is over. we are bound by an a” i . in confidence to Messrs. Jackson and] order which prohibits us from sup. | CAPITAL STEAM LAUNDRY machinery, that they may get a Kelly in reply to an inquiry as to how| norting any candidate for the United! iis maximum of correct lubrication I sized up the sentiment in the state] State senatorshi> whether it be your- | 311 Front St. ° Phone 684 Aa f ee i wit reference to Senator McCumb-| self, McCumber, Norton, McHarg or at a minimum Of cost. 4 er’s candidacy for re-election. I have] any one. else. and it is our inten- ‘ : never given a copy of it to the public| tion to obey the mandate to the letter. Fi hi ice the Standard press nor in anv other a Can) it The same is true with reference t0| in developing t Indiana) kal tandar public. ‘as the various candidates for Judge o! Oi company (In iana a two- Messrs. Jackson and Kelly, as much|the Supreme Court. W e not per- . CG 4 4 as mine. Furthermore, I had no rea-|mitted to let our personal feelings in If you wish to become skillful, fold motive — first that Standard Oil son for making any public statement} the matter have anything to do with; Play Pocket Billiards at 114 4th St. products shall render the utmost of as to my size-un , With reference to| our official actions. : z5 d d that the user shall Senator McCumber’s candidacy. “I know that if you yield to the re- M Ww NEFF service and secon “A few days after I had written|quest to become a candidate for the - We } get full value for the money he spends. i ian this letter, but still prior to the! United States senatorshin, that you ce i Jamestown convention and prior to|will be prompted by the highest ‘mo- 4 4 SHH CE Re ee nae tives and that you will tackle the job = Asa result of this service the customer akota, Mr. R. J. A with the greatest sincerity of purpose. i for Senator McCumber, asked me to|It is, therefore, prover that you should 2 B finds it unnecessary a carry on conly come up to his room. He also wanted|have this information if possible’ be- experiments. The lu ricating special- to discuss the sentiment among the| fore you finally decide whether or not a ety an ervice ists of the Standard Oil Company voters as to McCumber as I sized itlto become a candidate so that you! é ; Indi: a t, study hi Oe vou TARE tat cantata yank Fanaa cee be aboring nder any. tie THE TWO STRONG PILLARS ON WHICH Cpdians) fl, upon renuess, ney ie give you tha i t = the shortest time by giving you a oar pat: peter coat ay WE ARE BUILDING OUR BUSINESS problems and te d am t |e exact ol copy of a letter which I have drafted] “Sincerely yours, rave and greases needed to insure correct on that subject for Messrs. Jackson r lubrication of his machinery. ? . and Kelly I an informed by these ‘ two gentlemen that they have Ot) gente A "i : Se eta given out their letter or copy of it This highly specialized service is ren- a ae coded TU Oat FOR RENT dered without cost. It is one of the un- , A zs waits 4 Mr. & & Hughes admits upon in-|]Furnished House. _ Strietly| derlying principles of this Company quiry that he has had copies made. o A the one I gave him and “handed Modern. Lovely Home. | that the customer must be given the them around" and that they might Close in. Call 961 benefit of our wide experience, that his ave reached the league press tha‘ erga F way. (Also incidentally stated that lubricating costs per year may be as i he ped had copies mage of ihe ee eral questions which the Republican Central Committee framed and ad- GOOD NEWS dressed to Senator McCumber as set-|] Drycleaning, Pressing, Dye- ting out matters upon which the com-]} j, iri ji mittee would like an expression from ing, Repairing and Remodel: the senator at the time that he met ing. Prices reduced. with the Republican Central Commit-|] KLEIN, Tailor and Cleaner tee in April, and that he (Hughes) Phone 770 had done that for the purpose of showing the voters of the state that what the Republican Central Commit- tee wanted wae “patronage.” T jome Close Harmony P “This breach of ethics indicates a VEEWRITERS very close working relationship be- - tween the McCumber headquarters low as possible. | | In the individual plants, large and small, which the lubricating engineers of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) have served, this principle is well recognized. Plenty of oil does not necessarily mean good lubrication. Correct lubrication consists in spplying the right oil in the / 4 right place in the right way. se Sretlat te dune all ey eee To enable its patrons to achieve correct prevent the nomination and election lubrication is the business of the lubri- of the Nestos wicket aie OB™M CLINIOCK CO cating engineers of the Standard Oil “The inconsistencies in the article MIN\E AP OLIN. MINN Company (Indiana). in queeeion ae Berhans best be set ¢ out by quoting from the summary, : Pe er comments and conclusions and com.|| We Clean and Repair This lubrication service 18 but one of Paring those quotations with the facts] 47 TESTE as ‘ SEES the many specialized ways in which the stated in the letter. len and Women’s Spring Su! 3 Oil Company (Indi g thea ania ee she layer on We Clean, bet ice ewe Hats— With our new McClintock Burglar Alarm System which Satay aod pony pes seg ‘ ! “I further beg to respectfully sug- Make Them Just Like New. we recently installed, our bank is a safe place to keep your od gest that the foregoing paragraphs|] BEST WORK. LOWEST PRICES. Liberty Bonds and other valuables as well as to do your represent only my personal views on Come In and See Us. general banking business, the proposition, which you , have 5 es e broached.” : eee Meee oe First National Bank, Bismarck, N. D. GET A SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX NOW “I also beg to state that his state- ment is not a statement of conditions Opposite Postoffice. Phone 58 Safety First ‘We Call For and Deliver. upon which the Independent Voters of the state will join in or approve of your proposition. I should want to lay the whole matter before the. state.