The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-06-10

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"Your's for more Bevo" might pc
a good slogan for either the repuDll-
can or democratic conventions u
adopt.
The state publicity pamphlet is out
before the voters and is real gem
of public printing. 1t is about the
cheapest thing that could be gotten
ont and it will cost the state a lot OF
needless money. 1t is absolutely OF no
use and should be cut out altogether.
The North Dakota delegates to the
republican national convention VIII
left for Chicago Monday. MISS
Minnie Nelson will represent t the
State as one of the delegates. me
editor is getting many letters touch-
ing the delegates from the state, many
of these people getting US con1uS Sx7
with the presidential electors: we
were not elected delegate but as
presidential elector. We get lot OF
of letters on this account asking US TO
nut different kinds of planks IN tne
nlatform-or at least asking US 10
help do that.
Seriously now when you stop 10
think what a fine record George NJ.
Young has made in congress and the
important committee assignments ne
now holds and then you contrast II
with the record of his opponent IN the
state senate, who votes for muzzhng
the state press all but the monopoly
owned ffty-three league papers, VINO
follows blindly the dictates OF the Dig
boss and the lesser bosses, ana VINO
by his very actions endorses. every
move of the socialist organization ana
glories in the socialist record botn
mast and the future, no serious THINK
ing voter would refuse to send Mr..
Young back to congress. We want
live American citizen in the halls OF
congress and not rubber stamp.
The decision of the supreme court IN
regard to the program OF the non,
partisan league seems to have created
much ioy in the hearts of the pig
bosses. They claim the court sustain
ed them. 1t simply refused to take
any action in the matter and preferred
TO let the supreme court of this state
handle the manner. TIL highest court
in the land practically says that the
people of this state are the Judges OF
what they want and If the voters 40
not approve of the program OF ruin
ing the state financially all they have
to do is to turn the bunch out that IS
now in power. When you come to slit
the whole matter down there is very
little to that decision that should
cause so much joy.
The daily morning socialist organ
at Fargo blazes forth in another at
tack on Bill LANCER Tuesday. One
of the charges made is that he has eN-
pended huge sums to certain detec-
tive agency to run down a certain l.
w. w. scare last fall, and that the
whole matter fell fiat, when no l. W:
WIS were found. One thing Bill
LANCER HAS FOUND is that bunch
of rank, red card socialists who have
got control of the state administration
and is showing up their dirty, rotten
tactics little bit too plain for said
socialists comfort. They want Lam
ger to investigate the cigarette SELL
ing here in the state, but fail to ask
him to walk in and examine some of
the inner workings of the State Bank
or the toy mill at Drake, N. D,
The Times-Record at this time wish
es to extend the glad hand of welcome
to the visiting retail merchants and
travelling men who are to make VAL
ley City their stopping place for the
next two or three days. We want to
assure them that they are indeed wei
come in the fullest sense of the word.
The retailers and the travelling sales
men are men who have large part in
the development Of the state and OF
the nation. May their convention this
week in Valley City be one full of
much good to all concerned in the
many good things and thoughts that
may come out of their varied pro-
grams of the sessions, but may each
and every one have real comfortable
good time with us at Valley City.
= The American Legion Post at Fin.
ley, N. D., has passed resolutions con.
demning the president for pardoning
Kate Richards O'Hare. Every post in
the United States should do the same
thing within the next few days so that
when the big democratic convention
meets in San Francisco the delegates
might get an inkling of how the pres.
ident, who is either trying to get q
third term or shove his mantle onto
the shoulders of his son-in-law, is
thought of in the nation. Mr.. Wilson
might as well 60 the limit. pardon the
whole bunch of reds at one lick, and
by so doing say to the world that
when Kate said the mothers of on,
soldier boys were brood sows he
agreed with her. The trouble is that