The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-04
THE ISSUE TUESDAY.

No argument that can be ad-
vanced at this stage of the cam
paign is likely to have any effect on
the vote tomorrow.
Only one thing now remains. and
that is to bring the greatest posi-
BILE vote to the polls. The majority
Of the people Of North Dakota are
opposed to Red Card Socialism OF
the type proposed by the leaders of
the Nonpartisan league under the
guiBe OF q farmers program, and
tornorrow's vote should record that
opposition.
The Forum regards the election of
S. ]. Doyle to the governorship es-
seitial to the future well being of
the state; to the retention Of her
fair name, and as a measure of Jus
tice to the thousands Of men who
are In the service Of the country.
Mr.. Doyle Is today closing a
speaking tour that has taken him to
all parts Of the state, and there Is
no question as to where he stands
on the issues. He is absolutely OPP
posed to Socialism; opposed to the
gang rule of itinerant Socialists:
stands four square for the govern
ment in the prosecution of the war,
and stands for those things which
he believes will bring the greatest
measure Of comfort and prosperity to
all Of the people OF North Dakota.
Mr. Doyle does not believe in max
ing North Dakota a refuge for peo-
pies peace councils, or Socialists of
the Max Eastman type. He doesn't
believe that North Dakota's peoples
can afford to longer continue the
fires of class prejudice that threaten
the complete breakdown of the com.
monwealth's social fabric.
Mr.. Doyle. and his thousands Of
supporters over the state, are sim
cere in the belief that they see a
real menace in the Socialist program
"a menace more threatening to the
agricultural interests than to any
other single line OF commercial en-
terprise. Mr.. Doyle's hackers are
going to the polls tomorrow to reg
lister their desire to bring North Da-
kota back to the land Of sunshine,
eontentment and neighborliness that
characterized her life before the
orgy Of hatred and suspicion was
losened upon her by the designing
Socialists and l. w. W.
Mr.. Frazier is asking the people to
return him to office. He has, during
the two years he has served. been a
pliable tool in the hands of the
LeSueur Townley- Bowen Socialists;
he has responded to their every
whim and obeyed their command
without question. He went into Of
flee two years ago promising orderly
consideration of the program pro-
posed, only to go before the legisla-
ture with a demand that the mem
Ibers OF that body violate the very
constitution they had sworn to up
hold. That act has been typical Of
Mr.. Frazier's whole administration.
down to and including the seizure of
privately owned properties. and de-
Istruction Of the individuals right to
contract, as typified by the council
OF defense notorious land seizure"
order.
For the future prosperity of North
Dakota; for the redemption of her
good name; for the sake of the thou
sands who are abroad and in the
environments, by your vote tomorrow
bring North Dakota back from the
vale of Socialism. Support only
those candidates who have declared
their opposition to Socialism, and
vote down the proposal to make
North Dakota's constitution Social
list. Send to the legislature men who
are not bound to the Socialist ma
chine, and place at the head of your
schools the candidate who will re-
move Immediately the Socialist
propaganda now permeatlng the
whole educational system.