The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-06-03

e WEEKLY T'mEsRECoRO. WALL
thing was done to remedy these con-
ditions. The parents of the children
need to train their children so that
they will not do those things like
that pulled off yesterday when they
attempted to climb aboard moving
automobile. The police officials should
exercise little more interest in see
ing that those under age shall not
drive cars and the people who drive
cars should at least be made to drive
moderately if they will not do it of
their own free will and accord. We
have only two policemen and they
cannot be all over at one time so can
not see everybody who transgresses
the law. The people themselves
should help make Valley City safe
place to live as we'll as a pretty place
in which to live. Speeders are still
using the avenues to speed and a
few wholesome lessons will help ma
terially. Let US all practice saneness
in driving our cars and help the city
officials to this end.
Judge Chas. M. Cooley has been en-
dorsed for the judgeship in this dis
trict by the nonpartisan league after
their first nominee refused to accept
the endorsement and run. Judge
Cooley did not ask for this endorse
men at the hands Of the league but
the astute leaders of the league knew
that they could not beat him at any
stage of the game so they played
good politics by endorsing him. Judge
Cooley has the reputation of being
the best Judge on the district bench
of this district.
The Courier-News says that Lang
er's talks are making votes for the
league. Then if this is the case why
in Sam Hill is the C. N. using up so
much time and print paper printing
page after page Of villification of the
attorney general? We should reason
it out that if LANCER was helping the
socialist bunch they would let him
continue on his way and not waste any
further time on him as it would be
and time badly spent. The fact
of the matter is that the whole Town
ley crowd are scared stiff at the Won
derful campaign Mr.. LANCER and the
entire nominees of the Minot ticket
are making: and they see nothing but
dfeat staring them in the face.
Major Frank White, former COVER
nor of North Dakota and who has
twice left the shores of the United
States as one of our country's noble
soldiers, is the genuine republican
candidate for United States senator
from this state-and we are pleased
to see him have the endorsement
thus far rendered him. At the pri-
mary election we believe he will have
a still more pleasant endorsement when
all the people who know him so we'll
as a neighbor, legislator, governor
and soldiers have an opportunity to ex-
press their appreciation at the polls.
While governor he visited Napoleon
on a hunting expedition and made
many friends here. He has served
we'll as governor and has served we'll
in France. He is eminently qualified
to serve as United States senator
Napoleon Homestead, May %, 1920.
President Wilson has again added
luster to his administration by par
doning Kate Richards O'Hare, who,
during the world war likened our SOL
der boys to the offspring Of brood
sows and in other ways hampered the
prosecution of the war. She was SEN
fenced to five years in the federal
penitentiary for disloyalty and has
served time since April, 1919. The
president should now hasten to par
don Debs, then draw a warrant in fav-
or Of Emma Goldman to pay her ex-
penses back to his country from Rus
STA then we would have a soviet gov
eminent right. President Wilson GER
tain]y is not adding any glory to the
closing months of his administration.
One year or more ago he could have
retired from the presidency with a
great record and with the plaudits of
the American people. Now he will re-
tire next march with feeling that he
has fallen down on the job.
Gov. Frazier has issued proclama-
ton for Neighbors' Day a-period
from June - to ID, designed to plan
community gatherings during these
three days in which parades, pageants
and other doings will be the main
features Of the day. The idea of the
governor is good one if politics is
left entirely out of the deal. But most
of these special days just at this time
seems to have political attachment
as a special side issue. If these
neighbors' days could be pulled off
free from the attendance Of bunch
of politicians who care neither one
jot Of title about the neighbors as
sembled only so far as getting their
votes is concerned, then these might
be days where old time friends and
neighbors might assemble and really
enjoy a good time together. But the
great trouble of today is that just as
soon as picnic or gathering is called
together lot of political pirates
swoop down on that meeting and
monopolize the time putting forth
their claim for tho vofoc If tho noop1o