Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-17
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Hail WARRANTS At Par.
The reelection. OF the Nestos
ticket means that farmers who spf-
fer loss by hail will be able to receive
their money promptly while the
election OF the Baker ticket would
again mean discounts OF Is to 20
viii Continue Loans.
"The reelection OF the Nestos
ticket will mean that the state will
continue to loan money to farmers
on good real estate loans to bona fide
farmers, in such a way as to safe
guard the interests of the tax payers,
while the election of the Baker ticket
would probably e that the max
ing Of loans would again be practice
ally discontinued, as was the case in
1921, or If the making thereof be not
discontinued. that the loans would be
made to political henchmen, regard
less of security. resulting in the state
actually buying large amounts OF land
at ~eXorbitant prices. 'H
Uphold States Credit.
1.-THE election Of the Nestos ticket
means tina the splendid start which
has been made during the past Few
months in rehabilitating the credit OF
the state will be continued and that
it will be possible for you and me 10
continue in business, and when we
have mortgages or other debts COM
ing due we will be able to go some
where, either to the state. to some
bank or to some money lender, n
procure funds upon reasonable secur-
ity: while the election Of the agu
ticket will mean hat the credit, not
only of the state as such. but also
of each and every individual within
that state will be partially or wholly
destroyed.
The election OF the Nestos ticket
means the continuance of common
honesty and decency in government,
while the election of its opponents
would mean the resumption OF au.
tocratici boss sruleaand h placing or
the, financiaFwelfare of a few fasored
individuals above the rights of the
neonle and the most utter disregard
of the law.
The Senatorship.
"It has been shown conciusively by
the sworn testimony of men connect
ed with. the former Frazier admins
.tration that the knowledge of h
loose business methods, the attendant
'tOSS TO the BALL., oAu kuo
corrupdon- thereof was shared by Mr..
Frazier himself, and that he at no
time. raised his hand to prevent it..
but at, allstimes condoned it and sup
ported the men responsible for 1T, as
evidenced by the reappointment OF Ole
,,Lofthus as bank examiner Of the state.
and in. many other ways, the question
arises as to whether the people OF
North Dakota r going to send this
whom they recalled as governor
of the state to the u. S. senate. Is
not such a result unthinkable?
"I'know you do not want to do so,
and can you prevent it? Is not
the most feasible plan the'one to elm
mate him as a possible contender at
the primaries? How can you eliminate
him? Can. you do 80 by voting for Nc
Harg, who isagenerany regarded as a
spites candidate and who will fnf all
probability receive only a fewsthou-
sand votes?. Absolutely not. There is
only one certain way in which to pre-
vent Frazier's. election to the senate,
and that is by heartily supporting
Senator McCumber for denomination.
Senator McOmbeFs Record.
IT concede that Senator McCum-
ber's: failure to take in this state q
positive attitude against h leader
ship Of the Nonparitcan league is not
| what we would have preferred. ]
| hold no brief for him; I do not come
| to, his defense insthat respect.
while he may nave no legitimate
| excuse which appears ample to you
and me, there are at least mitigating
circumstances in his behalf. He has
/ been in the U. S. senate for "a years
and is without question n of the
! busiest men in that body. Large por.
! lions of the year he has been working
! almost day and night. His duties
have been such and his time so occu'
pied that he has not been able to fully
realize the struggle that we have hac
for good government in this state.
AFTER all. his primary duty as
u. S. senator has been to represent
North Dakota in that body. No one: