The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-12-23
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49, EDITORIAL

DEGREES denying N"hAASA' Wv ....
recover from shippers under charges
stat,,tory Freight rates on Ignite
which later we're held to be confisca-
torv were sustained yesterday by
10 s,,nrema court Of the United
S+o+os The decision was rendered IN
annea]s brought by the Minneapolis,
e. Pau1 and Ste Marie railroad.
president-elect Harding should be
in a good position to know JUST WIZ a
to do in this league OF nations 1l'a'1Ja
when he gets into office Marcn r. nt
has had advice from those VINO "a VAN
the league, advice from the {. ones WIZ WIZ
wart mild reservations ana eh9se wv e.
want strong reservations. ne nse
democrats and republicans Y coil 81
ance to find out the best IDEAS OIL ia.
country. Then he will MAKE reIoit 4
noendations to the senate OF tle ont ~
Cd States and that body IS very ap. W.
Do something that nopooy p eHe,
thonght of along these INES. p ',nss
nresident is some job and we suei -
Warren G. Harding is gong 10 il''@' -
ont in the next four years.
The resolution directing ~ 49,
of the war finance corporation a.
Measure for relief of farmers M aslh
falling prices was completed N snoorS
when the senate, without 7oud~
,'ote conquered in the mousse alilSls
vents eliminating the sectlon sus o~-
mo that the federal reserve ooeA Tho
+and liberal credits to 1arlneia s;dant
rosoh,tion now goes to the pI Os,;,.;or,
for approval or disapproVal:: ~, op ,,ros-
;s divided as to the action OF tie 49,
;Jent Part of the national NV s,Ss,. haIf
nc cav he will veto and the otrae 4o i 10
sav he will approve. At any ra assi r
ronnhlican congress WIN Ile +r;ed To
ance Of the democrats, nave ei,e ou, ;f
cot some relief for the farne a 80 wv Veto
democratic precedent. wants W w. con-.
q ali right. 1t is clalmeu tla a,ss #
n ~ will have enough votes u pass
over the veto.
rho conrier-News this morning; m
line L." with its avowed policy t Of ' sfate'
nhI hr;no about harmony, IN tne e. St that
TO or pia biz story to the enec! ;nn on fo
Ca, soon a recall election IS gong soI1
very s+s coed oed by the I. V. AS 70 P re.%
DE- G',s+;ces Robinson, Grace ana a nrI
Suo' and Attorney-General; u n cots
son sou where this great harmonlzer 81 go to
~ ~ done we do not know, Dut ~ re
TINS t t;npe we rather think It IS moiH
; ;ra oinary than realistic. =: t1 10 neo-
lm ma ant ba used on anyone II the p p1,;s
WIN NV o SQUARE deal at BlsmaIck .a,9
49, ~. hut if the governor; 49,; 49, no1-
wm,el and others try to- Dlocn o, ~ 70
gene at:re LEGISLATION with vleW :.+ ~
strIG;. ahead their past soclansI ~
P usli,Nfh en there would be license nc; w
plaatH1' s s Of these chaps. Inc pe9
r re- Nv yery decisive vote : .ia4
PIE NY tho;r wants when the lnlt!a!eo
1ar's carried with big malorl.'e aI
aawa those laws were carried the pann
o mo;a1s have been ignoring the WISHES
ot on no neople regarding the return :o VI
o,hI;c Finds to the proper coun:l..,
p un; down warrants from various a.
t tur,s as fast as presented. 81 ~
~ donecds on the attitude OF the Oil Oil
a 90 1T bismarck whether there WIZ
ba no" - recall or not. If the governor anu
b;s ADVISORS really mean what they
cav when they profess to want peace
snd harmony all will be we'll, ouC IL
tbe governor proceeds to use his veto
nower in an arbitrary manner ana
T,en,ke gets too strong with his Pow:
erc then something will drop. Inc
neople want square deal ana ceS-
sation of strife.
STILL HOPING FOR ANARCHY.
The editor of the local SOCIALIST
organ seems very much worried over
the uosition of the Pioneer on the SUP
iect of endeavoring to lmproll the
limited States in controversy over
the Irish situation, and quotes eH-
cerpts from an editorial published IN
these columns two Weeks ago. BY Sc
Letting at random sentences from that
article the Pioneers position has been
greatly distorted, which of course was
what the socialist editor is driving at.
Not sympathy for the unfortunate
Night Of Ireland, but desire to keep
The United States in turmoil that
will bring the over throw Of the gov
eminent is at the bottom of the sham
position the socialist organizations are
taking. If the two greatest nations,
ENGLAND and America can be set at
each others threats, then Bolsheylsm
will have full sway and the New Day
with all it's glories will be here to
hless MS as it has Russia. The Pho
neer is for America first, and against
any propaganda that disturbs our re-
lations with a friendly power. We
don't want to be driven into a war.
The boys who went into the service,
the fathers and mothers Of the boys
who served don't want war, Some
of these socialist disloyalists like our
Gilberts and Townleys care not how,
soon it comes. It's the overtime" OF
The United States government, the
scrapping Of the contribution. raising
hell generally, that is behind the in
terest they are protesting in the Irish
cause. It's just now the only ray OF
hope the Communists have Of starting
another big war that will end in an
archy.-Mandan Pioneer.
RIDS WANTED