The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-07-13
NEW BANK LAW PROPOSED
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Jamestown, July 13-Anti-
socialistforces of the state will
hold great rally at Spiritwood
lake on Saturday, July 81, to
celebrate the defeat Of the
league referred measures, and
many candidates in the recent
primary, and to rouse spirit for
the final fall battle at the polls.
An all-day program has been
prepared, and thousands Of peo-
ple are expected to be present.
Already 800 persons have prom
ised to drive to the lake on that
day, bringing with them from
three to five persons for the GEL
ebration.
1t is probable that plans will
be advanced at the meeting to
initiate measure placing the
control of the millions of dollars
in the Bank Of North Dakota in
responsible and proper officers
of the state.
All independent Republican
candidates in the recent primary
are invited to be present.
Much to Celebrate
"We feel that we have much to be
thankful for" said John Knauf, u
member of the committee arranging
for the celebration today. I'VE have
broken the easy grip of the sociallstlc
forces on the state by reducing H.
900 majority to 10000. We have
named three candidates on the state
ticket, apparently, won great victories
in the legislative and county contests:
Miss Nelson has been vindicated by
the people of North Dakota from the
vicious attacks made upon her by Gov
ernor Frazier and others of his admin
istratiOn, we have defeated the
minYquitious absent voters amend
ment, state sheriff and smelling COM
mittee laws, and we have stamped
out the red flag Of anarchy"
Lot Of Funerals
There will be lot of funerals at
the big celebration. Beginning at
9:3O o'clock in the morning the first
act will be to bury the old state sheriff
law. A half-hour later after the
mourning" has ceased the absent
voters amendment will be buried.
Then the smelling committee will be
put in it's place beneath the sod where
it was consigned by the voters of the
state. The socialistic platform, so far
as Stutsman. county is concerned, Will
be buried and the jolliticatlon VIII
start
The red, white and blue will be
raised to the top of a Flagstaff While
the red flag of anarchy and socialism
is buried in the ground forever
There will be speaking during every
hour of the day, three bands will fur.
nish music and there will be picnic
lunches at noon and in the evening.
Good Place to Hold It
The Stutsman county anti-TOWnley
men believe this county is good
place to hold the celebration. 1t
claims to be the banner county in the
state in the majority returned against
the league forces in proportion to Its
vote. A Frazier majority of 5O6 OF
two years ago was turned into an
average defeat sof 600 votes for the
entire anti-Townley ticket. The league
also was beaten in the referendum
last year.
Oscar ]. Seller, chairman Of the
celebration committee, already has
the promise of enough people to insure
the success of the celebration, but he
expects from $4,000 to 25,OOO to tame
party in the rally Ransom county
has promised to send 80 autos; La
Moure 40; Lisbon 30; Valley City 80;
over 100 from Fargo; 120 from Benson
county; 80 from Devils Lake; 60 from
Minot: 100 from New Rockford, and
many from other counties. Many Bis
marck and Burleigh and Morton coun'
ty people are expected to be here.
The three bands which will be mere
will be from jamestown, Fargo and