Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-12

Col. w. p. Tuttle, whose formal an.
nouncement as "a republican candidate
for congress from the Second district
appears this week, has started his
campaign in earnest. Having heard
from all corners of the district the
colonel believes he will be selected by
the members of his party.-Palladium.
a Farmers Candidate.
We have the announcement this
week of Col. w. P futile of Dawson,
as candidate for Republican nomina-
ton for Congress from the Second
District. Mr.. futile is. we'll qualified
for the office and in his announcement
intimates that he is a strong advocate
of cooperative marketing OF farm pro.
ducts, which should go far towards
procuring the support of his farmer
Observation-Disclosures Gazette. :.
Predicts Big Vote.
Col. w. p. Tuttle of Dawson, has
announced himself a candidate for
congress from the second district, has
established campaign headquarters at
Bismarck and is sending out some
campaign literature that is mighty
coed reading.
Col. futile was Il candidate for this
same Office rWo yeas ago anl WIS de.
feated by a small vote. His friends be-
lieve he will get tile big vote this year.
Statesman. ..s.a ..
Good Statement -@&ial ~.
Col. w. P. futile of Dawson an.
ncunces himself again a candidate for
the nomination as candidate for con.
gress from the Second district.
Mr.. futile made a good race in the
last campaign and, excepting Barnes
county, claimed a plurality of first
choice votes. He issues avery good
OF what he stands for, is
old timer in the state, and it is
predicted he will hold his ground "in
this section.-Record, Glendale.
More Announcements. -
Four more political announcements
will be found this week under that
head on page seven.
William P: futile, republican can
didate for nomination from the Sec
ond congressional district. has his
at Dawson in Hidden comfy. Two
years ago Mr.. Tuttle ran tor congress
in a five-cornered contest and came
in second man, only being $50 votes
behind Geo. NJ. Young on count OF
first and second ballots. This year it
will likely, be, {. contest in the primar-
les between YoogiRhg S AND Tuttle.-oakes
1 iiAoe' aniieom 81. HNi,.
Clean, Able Man.
Your attention is called to the an
nouncement in another column OF Col.
w. P. futile of Dawson, who is seek
ing the republican nomination for con-
gcess from this district. Two yasrs
ago Col. futile tried for the nomina-
ton in a four-cornered contest and
came within a few votes of being NOM
mated. The colonel is a whole souled,
gentleman, a clean and able
man who does not S nor tolerate un-
fair methods in politics and whether a
winner or loser his good nature and
his abiding faith in human nature and
the state of North Dakota will be un-
and he will meet the yorll
with the same smile as of yore. If
nominated, ,and, elected North Dakota
would be proud of him-Eagle, Willow
o''3E,fI ronci.aintnioJ Z
wI 7poputSrf Candidate.
y. Fl. Tharalscn is a candidate for
state treasurer. He is spending the
day in Fargo enroute to the state
capitol, after being called as a witness
in q state case in Richland county. MIR.
official announcement Of
his candidacy will be found in the
political columns of the Forum.
During beth terms of Mr.. Olson, Mr..
has been deputy state treas
urer, and always on the job. His fam
with the work of the Office
and experience as deputy is regarded
by his friends as especially. eQuipping
him for the position he seeks. Mr..
has never been:ya candidate
for any office prior to this time. He
has been in business for many years
and was postmaster at Grafton be-
fore assuming his duties as deputy
treasurer.
Mr.. Tharalson is widely known
among the militia boys of the state. He
id lieutenant colonel of the First
North Dakota regiment and has been
with the Acknowledgment for
a quarter OF a century. "Herwas sec
ond lieutenant in the famohst Co.'CE Of
Grafton during the spanish-American
war, and served with the North Dako-
ia regiment in the Philippines, and
was for a while in command of the
company.-Forum, Fargo.
Senators Saving Their Faces.
Every senator who voted for the
Panama tolls exemption and now feels
constrained to vote for its repeal, has
his own way of saving his face. All
of them must envy Root, who had
clear vision enough to be right all
the time, and even Lodge, who is clev-
enough to be right on both sides
at different times.
The Simmons amendment is help
full to those who think toll exemption
for American ships violates no treaty,
but that a subsidy to the protected
monopoly of American Shipping is a