The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 3, 1924, Page 3

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1924 ‘FAIR WEATHER week or two and predict his elec- tion. SEROUS | cautte Ghee Masia a FOR ELECTION |i (3 indicatea in the weekly papers issued this week in many counties, (Continued from page one.) to the fore are the race for treas- urer between Gerald Richholt and] RIVER BOAT G. L. Spear, f ister of deeds Between Fred Swenson and Mrs, 1S LAUNCHED Van Hook, for auditor between Marry Clough and Frank Johnson and for states attorney ‘between F. E. McCurdy and E. 8. Allen. Friends of Mr. Clough assert that he has made remarkable gains in the last The first boat to be launched in the Missouri River for general traf- fic in many years is the “Frayne,” built here and launched by the ‘Ben- ton Packet Company. “The “Frayne,” Your Children’s Health Builds the Nation—Use | CALUMET THE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDER ‘Give Them Light— Sweet—Wholesome Food GALES 2'/, TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRAND LOOK AT THE ORGANIZATION BEHIND THE SALESROOM When one is buying an auto- mobile his attention is usually focused entirely upon the car. After he has bought the car his attention is usually attracted most to those things which enable him to use and enjoy the car. Then he sees, or does not see, the things which a responsible local dealer must provide to sup- plement the good car-the manu- facturer built. We invite inspec- tion of our entire institution. MITTNIITISTILITINITELIITEL IIIT LTT LEI TITIO On July 1, this Year, 15,552,077 motor vehicles were registered in the United States, Sk SE Ek Sk ket BA HAN BERTHA R. PALMER FOR STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Endorsed by many leading Educators of The State. A Vote for Miss Palmer is a vote for EFFICIENCY,§ ECONOMY AND COUR- TESY. (Pol, Adv.) SERS PCCP RRR R CCR R RRR a low-draft boat propelled by gas- oline motor, will haul grain between various points on the Missouri above Bismarck. | Cleaner, Safer and Cheaper. Cook by Electricity. Vote For HARRY R. CLOUGH —for— Ae . ‘COUNTY AUDITOR At the General Election held November 4th. My motto is efficiency — and economy. (Pol, Acht.) 1a es Be He Be HM eI Ds COCOCO DCL AL ELIOT OL OTSDITIEDIIORSODLOLELOLOLEOLOLELELELLODLEOLOL LED STATEMENT TO THE VOTERS GERALD L. RICHHOLP | FOR COUNTY TREASURER To the Voters of Burleigh County: | The undersigned, one of the nominees to be voted for at the ensuing election to be held November 4th next, solicits your support for the office of County Treasurer. Not being able to sec all the voters and as the final word of a candidate before the election soon to be held, 1 repeat that if elected to this office I will give to the duties of the office my personal attention and best efforts and will appreciate the support of each voter, who may believe me worthy of his or her C. BERTSCH, Jr. | STATE SENATOR 27TH DISTRICT — BURLEIGH COUNTY Mr. Bertsch has been a resident of Burleigh County for 84 years, coming here when a boy with his father, and foilowed the blacksmith trade, later entering the imp|cment business, and for the past few years has been in the automobile business. Having served in official capacitics before he is well and favorably known as a true representative of the wishes of the people. He has been urged to enter the present campaign and is enlist- ing the support of all factions because he is known per- sonally to most voters in the county and they have con- fidence in his ability and integrity. You have known Mr. Bertsch for years and you know just where he stands, "GERALD L, RICHHOLT (Pol. Adv.) POOLS COLIC OL ELLE LI LOSI LEED LOL EIDL ISLS IDL IOLOLIIODIOIOD OCTET EES VOTE FOR —FOR— (Pol. Adv.) Tailoring. Clothing. County (Pol. Acly.) PAGE THREE POOTOCTIE EI ETE TITAS TOLLE DLIODOLOLTELELELELSESOSOOLTEOSIOOOODO DOOD DODO DODO ODO DOPOD OR POLPOT OILS IL ICTOL OL IES ICL OE SELES IELODETOOL OLED. BOTOT EEOC DUE OLDRE TET ETOTOODOTOD DELO DE TOOTT OOS: Patterson is Not the Only One Who Owes Taxes To The Public: Less than 22 months ago McCurdy was State’; At- torney of Burleigh County, and had been for tie two years previous. I then owed over $45,000.00 real estaie taxes, the Bismarck Gas Company owed over $15,000.60 of personal taxes, the Hughes Electric Company owed about $40,000.00 of personal taxes (the present Sta Attorney Mr. E. S. Allen, having assisted in collect about half of the Hughes Electric Company personal tax since his election two years ago.) Why during ali that time did not McCurdy “use all the power vesicd in that office” to make Ed Patterson, Hughes Electric Com- pany, the Bismarck Gas Compiiny, and others, pay their taxes. Everyone knows that more than half of the tax payers were then delinquent. He now promises to make me pay my taxes. Why not promise to make the Hughes Electric Company pay its personal tax of over $21,000.00, and the Bismarck Gas Company pay its personal tax of $20,000.00 owed by them? Why pick on me? Why not promise to make every one pay their delinquent taxes? McCurdy made no effort during the two years he was State’s Attorney to collect ANY TAXES. As State’s Attorney he has never collected one dollar of taxes and NEVER brought ANY action to collect any taxes dur- ing ALL the times he has been State’s Attorney. My taxes are now in Court, as McCurdy knows, and I have property and money to pay them when the Courts finally decide what the true Amount is. McCurdy wants to make me an issue in the cam- paign in which I have taken no part. EDWARD G. PATTERSON. 3 worece. pooooroes POL OC CLO ELO COTS LOCO LEI OO CODED ECE LOETOOES. POPOL IOS ELELELE DOE OL ELI OO ODI E OTOL OLESLEL ELITES EDEL OLEDEDOEEEICO OL DOD ES. OOOO LEO OE LOLI DEL DELEELODOLOEDLEDOOLELODEODODOLOLELELOLELEEULOLELELEEDEDLEDEDOE OLE OEOOULOEDLELELEELEDLEDOEDEDORDED EU DETLE DOOD IEDETEODODEEILTED: POL PLL ELISE DLL OE DELO LED OLELOL ELE ELLOLOLILODEOPEDOD LDL LELOL LOLOL ULODEDOLELELDLOFSLOLODDLOLEELELELEELOLSEOEOLO DEED LOOOOLODOOOLO. POL ECCIOO LE OE ELE LEEIODEILELORLLOLIELECOLODILELILEEE UL DLOPODLELELOLLOLEO EOD EEELELEDLDELEESEDLOCE DEL DCLEECOLEC~OL LE OLLL OCC OObO+ +++ &;+OeOO. @olitical Advertisement) Peet eee eesensees eee esee sees esos esses tee dees tet ete eteeeEseDeeedeeeeeeeereeDeeeeeeceserereeR seecccecseseeeseeeeeeessee sees seeseessseseseeseessIeereeeseeenesareceseeeceeroeevoeeroeeeteeeseeeeS greceececccees: OPEN EVEN NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Individuals are canvassing this city urging teach- ers and others to vote “No” on the initiated tax Law and claiming that this law was: initiated by the Non- partisans. This is not so. It was drawn and initiated by the following men who have always been opposed to the League. DAN R. JONES, Lawyer and Real Estate Dealer, Wahpeton, Manager. A. L. MARTIN, Banker; Sentinel Butte, President. M. F. MURPHY, Real ate and Loan Agent, Grand Forks, First Vice-Pres. : W. P. McDOWALL, Banker, Marion, 2nd. Vice- res. \ R. E. BARRON, Minot, 3rd Vice-Pres. E. J. WEISER, First > F. WELO, Velva, Ti VOTE NO > ON THE TAX LAW Nonpartisan Ladies’ Club of Burleigh VOTE — Tues., Nov. 4th — VOTE SMART STYLE ECONOMY - EXPERT TAILORING FINE QUALITY PERFECT FITTING All of these essentials are found in clothes made in our own shop. i'l, Bank of Fargo, Treas. tee. ¥ Bergeson’s Ceara reese eeeee scene eeeeeesesesEseDEeel et TIELEDEIPDTEREEILELEDELOL ELIOT PODET IES WESTERN UNION WEY If none of these three symbols ‘appears ster the che & Qnumber of words) this is a telegram. Other- wiselts character is indicated by the Symbol appearing after the check, mem, symbol appearing after the check. NEWCOMB CARLTON, PRESIDENT GEORGE W. E. ATKINS, First VICE-PRESIDENT RECEIVED AT GRAND FORKS N DAK 356 P OCT 81 1924 E J PEPKE BISMARCK N DAK THE AFFIDAVIT OF N DIAMOND AFFIRMING THAT A G SORLIE IS A MEMBER OF THE KU KLUX KLAN IS ABSOLUTELY UNTRUE. A G SORLIE IS NOT AND NEVER WAS A MEMBER OF THE KU KLUX KLAN EC HAYNES IMPERIAL REPRESENTATIVE OF THE KU KLUX KLAN OF NORTH AND SOUTH DAKOTA F HALSEY AMBROSE EC OF KLAN NO 1 REALM OF N DAK SB Seine. (Pol. Ady.) a Ha Some matin esse mest oe nl a