Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-25

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ToWnsr Tribune: Nothing can
work more ,hxttA to a town than to
have Il advNttltAd o. q place OF lnSAs
f,0tAlA. w {bAve been greatly sur.
pfleed to h1At tSeehtly OF several,
ynNhg Rlrls Or our little city heinz
| made tho Victims OF lustfal mon wfto
have no RESPECT Tor law or decehcy.
Perhaps We shodldn't ase the term
"fnen." a. these bellows who prey up.
on young NotnAt10od ore lower than
the anakc that hxs been cohdemntdt 10
creep Apon the ground. Justice should
be tneted out to .thcse debaaed WI.
lures, and that Quickly. A man who
Ia DESTROYS Of hvanS n clean, respect.
abls life, should deinand tho same OF
those with whom he associates, anu
F. vet one who has committed tho worst
crime that can he thought OF IL nj.
lowed to como and 20 among the hest
people. n we had our way about 1t
We would lock such fellows up where
they couldn't be q menace to society.
We believe tho citizens Of Towner
will not permit such crimes to 60 I'm.
punished. and that come way Will be-
found to ride our town of this pes
thence. Mr.. Citizen, you who have
daughters growing up into yotng,
womanhood, take this thought home
to yourself and ask, sis my daughter
safe from this evil thing!' and We
are sure you will do your part to
protect and safeguard the girls and
young women Of TOwner.
s $500 '4 .H
LaMourc Echo: Whatever else may
be said in criticism OF l.. B. Hanna.
his candidacy for tho governorship
is being conducted along lines which.
indicate that IL elected (and that is
almost a certainty he will be In u
position to be an unbiased governor.
The writer sincerely believes lie will
do all he can to give the state q bus
mess administration that viii meet
the approval of all people of the state.
This is what North Dakota needs
!, more than anything else just now
1ust now when the state Is entering
the period OF It's most rapid advance.
nent.
Fargo Forum: The bull mooscrs of
North Dakota are concentrating tnsir
fight on Hanna and Gllbrcath. They
. endeavored to adopt the rest OF the
ticket--but they fpund-instead' Of a
bunch of drphars--a list Of candi'
. dates quite well satisfied with their
political parentage.
Their desperation against Hanna
. and ailbreath is shown by the man
, ner in which they sought candidates
against these men. 40 oppose Hanna
thoy frat named President, Creegan
, OF Fargo college-jollled along u man
, who had gone out Of his way to con
|, graduate Hanna over the nomination
! After his. ineliglbility was exposed
first in The FORUM belated selec'
ton OF Fargo's mayor was made. Mr..
, sweet has gone up and down the
/ state under the hull moose banner
|, So far his campaign has not worried
|, tho friends OF Mr.. Hanna.
: In the. case Of Commissioner OF AZ
tlculture and Labor Gilbrcath--thf
mOosers decided they would attemp,
!. his defeat. The nomination Of q man
. Tor that position was lett to a com
. mittee. The members started Out on
. a dtlll hunt. They were reported al
. different times to have decided on
! certain men, the first being q Grand
. FOrkcr, who Is said to have turned
! down the offer. Several other mel
! were talked Of. Finally Martin Jacob
: sou Of Minot was selected. Mr.. Jacob
son Is o nice ulan~-'but his candidacy
Is unlikely to seriously affect MT,
!. Gilbreath's election. He will divide
, the OPPOSITION to the commissioner
: and Gilbreath is practically certain
to be returned to the office Tor an
, other two years. Tho commissioned
. deserves q reelection, He has lifted
the Office from q very insignificant AZ
fair to probably the leading state OF
fec. He has made good In every re.
, spect. Thousands Of settlers have
boon attracted to North Dakota
through hts advertisement Of the
state--and the voters will Q that
he Ia retained In his present import
!, ant position.
Fargo Forum: One Of the argu'
, inents advanced, against the re.elec-
ton OF President Taft has been that
Y uC luliS W SNJlHC huo POPuASA
agirAtIon," or that he "d0es not
create popular enthusiasm"
Happily for his cause--Or for the
cause Of stability Of government
tho president lis rapidly gaining sor.e.
thing moro Important than popular
enthusiasm--or whatever merit there
may bd iii touching the popular Ina.
aginatiOns T,
1t is evident that large numbers OF
men, entire Aecllons of the country,
are realizing more clearly that ne is
q dependable 1lan--that his method
Of thOiight and his collres or action
are those which make for stability,
for equity, for the prevalcnce or'cota.
mon sense and justice. The convIc.
ton sis growing that this means more
tnar the mere charlatanry or spec
taclilarfty which CIV 1k0 lntck enthn-
s~iasms--afd leave q sperHlansnt, sense
Of tho i1utility Of torchlight. process.
sions and apassionate partisanship.
The presidents record has beer
that OF sober endeayor. Failure to
achieve certain ends has always been
due to. partisan opposition, The white
} house, when he entered IT, was a
stormy place between the devil and
the deep sea. His political eromies
were delighted because OF the tower
ing dificulties which lay before him.
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