The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-10-05
few more O'Connor's preaching the
gospel of cooperation instead of
preaching the gospel of hate.
GUMP AND GUMP

preaching the gospel of hate.
GUMP AND GUMP
We have with US today, ladies an
Mr.. Andy Gump's cam
,aign manager, in other words, R. W
Frazier Of Crosby who is trying t
end his namesake, Lynn Frazier t.
he United States senate.
In both platforms and candidates
here is a striking similarity between
he two Gumps. Andy has nothing
much below his nose, and his proto
ype hasn't much above it, so it i
fifty-fifty" in that respect.
And now listen to the platform
by Mr.. R. W. Frazier o.
'ehalf of his candidates:
Having been elected as chair
man of the North Dakota branch
of the Grand Old Party which was
brought into existence at a time
when the people Of the United
States were in distress, seeing the
good that has been accomplished
through it, and knowing that our
great Emancipation, who gave up
his life for the cause and who
brought about great reforms for
the people, did not do so by sit
ting idly by while the people wal
lowed in the mire, but saw his du-
ty and performed it, we would
be derelict in our duty if we did
not profit by our martyred pres
ident's example and precept.
"You have elected me chairman
of this party, not to sit idly by
while a hybrid organization of
disgruntled politicians, who jump
to the crack of Wall Streets lash,
seek to disorganize you by their
false representation. Men Of the
type that do not know the first
principle for which our forefath-
ers bled and died upon the BATTLE
field; men who do not know the
needs of our great state, nor its
possibilities, nor the condition of
it's people, neither do they know
the mental attitude of our people.
AT a time like this when we
Z need leaders with courage we find
this hybrid organization with
funds furnished by outside inter-
ests trying: to force upon us some
smooth hireling who has always
let George do that which was
worth while, while he contented
himself by employing his talent
to rocking the boat"
Messrs. Gump and Gump, you see
wear no mans collar" and are 40
percent for the people,"
MI. Frazier's campaign epistles ar
ully equal to those of MI. Liederbac
# fragrant memory. Mr.. Liederbacl
t will be remembered, used to WELD
wicked typewriter, but if Mr.. Frazie
the pace he has hit, he wi
un Mr.. Liederbach ragged as a writ
II of comic opera campaign junk.
Read this:
"Next November let us wipe
the stain of illicit traffic in party
purity and answer mo- to the
pleas of the wouldbe party
nouthpieces which are endeavor-
ing to leave the imprint Of the
Scarlet letter. upon the Republi-
can party in grand old North Da-
kota.
"Yours for real Republicanism,
r. w. Frazier, chairman of the
Republican state central commit
tee."
One wonders where Mr.. Frazier g
his speech. He must have on hand
stock Of Republican campaign pampl
let's of the vintage of about 1884. 4
any rate he has a splendid contem]
for such issues as the Scandinavia
bank, the frozen credits
the Lemke house, the losses on tt
association and tt
Drake mill, the failure to complete tt
league program, and all the rest
the sorry record of the Frazier-Ler
regime. He ignores the
and bases his campaign on fine day
big crops, the emancipation of the n
gro, and loyalty to the "Grand O
Party" That "loyalty'' was evidence
when his own committee nominated
candidate for governor in OPPOSITE,
to the man chosen as the party cane
date by a majority of the voters in
duly authorized primary election.
Forum.
JUSTICE CLARKE is BLIND
"Former Justice Clarke put his ]
Re; mn o+;oo fror, tho I1pito1 Sfo$ne