The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 24, 1922, Page 2

{ | SAYS PRIMARY LAWSWERENOT TRANSGRESSED Attorne} General Johnson Is- , gues Statement Regarding - Recent Enjoinment : pee BSN That the Jamestown convention did not transgress the primary laws of North Dakota is the statement of Attor- ney General Johnson made in discussing the recent attempt, to enjoin certain members of several parties from ‘com- dining forces. ‘The primary law did not destroy the right of assembly, a right the Anglo Saxon people have claimed and. defend- ed with their lives from time immemori- al,” declared Mr. Johnson in discussing the signing of the order by Judge Lowe of Minot; “the primary law did not take away from citizens the right to discuss political or public issues in assembly, or to pass any resolutions, either as to men or measures, the assembled citizens might see fit to enact; the primary law did not take away from any group of citizens the right to endorse for public or political office any person or per. sons and to express confidence in their fitness and integrity. The Jamestown convention did these things and ‘no " more.” Mr. Johnson admitted in his statement that’ the Jamestown conventions “did discuss political issues and did recom- mend to the voters certain candidates for office.” STORES CLOSE FOR HALF DAY Four Announce punce Closing One Afternoon Each Week eae eee ; Webb Bros. A. W. Lucas Company, Harris-Robertson Co. and The Rose Shop have decided to close their, places of business every Wednesday afternoon during the months of July and August. “This is a modern move in the right direction and should have the sypport | of the public. These are the two hot months of the year and hy closing half a day like this in the middle of the week gives the employees a chance to recuperate and puts them in trim to render ever better stvice to the public during business hours,” said G. A. Has- sellijof A. W. Lucas and Co, These stores announce ‘that they will’ close promptly at 12 o'clock, noon, on every Wednesday commencing July 5. his announcement is made in plenty of time so that the public’ may be guided thereby. Notices will also be . placed in ‘convenient places in these stores. ANNOUNCEMEN ‘The undersigned wishes to announce to the voters of Burleigh County, North Dakota, that he is a candidate for election to the office of State's Attorney in and for said county, sub- * ject to the approval of sald voters at ‘the June primaries, We have been a resident of Bismarck for the last past five years. We advocate a square deal to every one, and we practice what we preach. If elected to this office, we will feel it our duty to devote our en- tire time to it and will do so. Thank- dng you for your support, we are. Very truly yours, JN. McCARTER, iOffice Annex Hotel. (Political Advertisement.) To the Voters of ‘Burleigh County: . As you all know, I am a can- flidate\for the office of Sheriff of Burleigh county, North Da- kota and I hope, with your sup- port, to be One of the two suc- cessful candidates. I have been unable to call on you personally on .account of sickness in my family and on ac- count of official duties, I have been a resident and taxpayer of Burleigh county for 18 years:and deputy sheriff of said county for the past four years, “If elected, I wiil perfor the duties of said office without fear or favor. I will appreciate the support of my friends and acquaintances in this contest. Yours for success, E. M. KAFER. Fargo, N. D., June 24—A lull pre- vailed in political headquarters here to- day—four ‘days before the state-wide high with mailing matter were gone as were the crowds of busy girls who had worked at them. Belief that the eampaign is nearly over seemed the predominating attitude. “Alex” McKenzie’s death in St. Pav? yesterday” will have little if any influ- ‘ence on the election, say political men. “PEP MAN” HERE FOR ONE WEEK First Lecture of. Howard Wise- haupt on Monday _ “Better Business Week” opens Mon- day when Howard J. Wisehatpt, “the pep man,” comes to Bismarck for a ser- jes of five nightly lectures and individ- ual consultation with business men on business problems. The first lecture will be given at 8 o’clock Monday night in the Rialto theater. The Town .Criers club has endorsed the “Better Business Week” because of the enthusiastic endorsement given Mr. i Wisehaupt by business men and organ- zations in many cities in which he has appeared, « His first Necture Monday night will be on the subject “The Human Element in Bubfhess.” Fargo, N. D., ; June 24- 24.—Following. of- ficers were elected at the annual North Dakota Grand Chapter meeting of the Primary election. The Jong tables, piled| Order of Eastern Star: ALOE IN STATE EASTERN STAR “Grand way “matron, Mrs Blanche P RIMARY FIGHT LEADERS NAMED patron, William Bapacide west Hope? associated grand ‘master, Mrs. secretary, Minnie: Rusk, Fargo. Ployhar, Valley City; associate graad patron, Jay G. Johnson, Bowbells; grand | THE BISMARCK ‘TRIBUNE Maud O. R. VOLD © Republican Candidaté For - REPRESENTATIVE - . Burleigh County » 27th Legislative District. ~ -Miss Martha T. Fulton Candidate for. ‘Yate Superintendent of Poblic lstruction Is a graduate,.of Grinnell College, Towa. After. graduation, she studied forone year at Radcliffe. College, and has ‘done summer school work at the University of Chi- cago and the University of Califorma. She is now at 4 the University. of. ‘Chicago — where she ‘Will study for a. ‘the, next three months, ‘Migs Fulton has taught at’ Wahpeton, ‘North * Da- kota, twenty-syears. She was principal.of the High' Schoo], instructor at the State School, of Scittce, . and for nine years hag been Superintendent « of ‘City Schools She holds a Certificate, valid for life. _. Misa Fulton became a Candiadte at the urgent request of, school people of North, Dakota and has no/political. endorsement. If elected, ‘she purposes to keep the sthools out of politics, and to make the administration .of educa- ‘tional affairs in. North Da- kota, businesslike, .eco- nomical,.and/-progressive, She hagno promises to make to “any one except the children of the State to secure for them better -school -eondl- tions, with equal opportunities: for all.* FOR SHERIFF To the Voters of , Burleigh ‘County: .|. If you want efficient service ‘by am expesienced man, mark your: ballot this way: I «(Political Advertisement) (Political OD ale Man who had onal for you in ‘your businels for~ eons years and years? You started him in and he has] ned / the business in every department. He has made pood. in every way. His experience has become of great value to you... a) é 4%,” Rag rs era Would You Replace Him 3G ay ene With a man ane has had no experience and has every- thing to learn?~- son OF COURSE. YOU: WOULDN'T’ _ That would bea ory, foolish business act.. You wouldn’t’ “ get very far by conducting your oe that way. This Is Just What It Means if you vote to fire McCUMBER now badd teblach hie ae \ with a new inexperienced man. Don’t You Think that would be a Foolish Thing to | Do?” Of Course it would be. Don’t fire an old faithfuk experi- enced employee, who can do North Dakota-more good in the United States Senate than any other man. te sual ws am RN ‘ \ eG ‘ % hata ; FOR SEN ATOR | ind Keep North Dakota on the Map at Washinton Burleigh County Joint Catheai Commitee, (Political Advertisement). First “Class ‘Professional- Vote For McCUMBER | i i SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1922 Prosperity with N lestos “Adversity with Baker Which Do You Want? Paley year looks like ¥ big crop year. The entire state has been: blessed with ample rain. We have hoped for years for a year like this. Now it is here. .. © the road to. real prosperity... RAIN AND BIG ors é als: ig starton the way, but we can’t travel far without cae on money. In order to get outside money, our. ‘eredit must be good.’ MR. LABORER, MR. MECHANIC, — La oe Do you know véry little building or improvements will -, bedonein North Dakota, without outside money? . Your ie * job depends on it. ‘Do you want to beat yourself out of a - your. job? ..Of course, you don’t. Do you know a vote for Baker, will drive out outside money, and perhaps in lage you ie job? . Avon FOR NESTOS, ae seg os " Tya vote FOR: outside money, and a vote for your job: The Frazier. administration, drove Millions and Millions of Dollars, away. from North Dakota, and ruined the e redibal Me State. S | The Nestos ie inisalion has Restored ‘Qur Credit and is Bringing Back - the Outside. Dollar . DO YOU WANT TO VOTE FoR BAKER AND THE OLD WAYS, And gobackto > - Registered Checks, ° : Frozen Credits. . (0% Hail Warrants; - Ruined Credit. | High and increasing taxes. The Home pp mess. Ee OR DO YOU'WANT NESTOS a ae ae i And his ‘associates, continue cleaning up the mess and: Restored Credits. i Reduced Taxes. Business Methods in State Business. ‘Confidence restored i in us, by neighbor states. Vontinue on’ Road to Prosperity. ‘BIG CROPS AND THE NESTOS ADMINISTRATION ‘. , » , Spell a job and prosperty for you and North Dakota. VOTE FOR A JOB AND:-PROSPERITY. BETTER BE SAFE THAN SORRY. DON’T GO BACKWARD, _. ; KEEP GOING AHEAD, ‘oN THE ROAD TO Goop ; ‘CREDIT AND GOOD TIMES. : DON'T SLAP PROSPERITY. IN THE FACE BY GOING BACK TOTHEOLD DAYS. IT DON'T PAY.. DON’T SPOIL A GOOD CROP YEAR. Talk Nestos from now until Election Day.. Have your ‘ ‘friends talic Nestos, and ON ELECTION DAY EVERYONE: VOTE FOR NES- Tos, YOUR JOB, AND PROSPERITY. BURLEIGH COUNTY JOINT CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE. “(Political Advertisement). This year should pull us out. of the hole, and start us on \ re