The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-22

Throughout the primary election campaign now in
progress The Tribune has insisted that in all its prac
tical aspects it is battle between the "Outs and the
"Ins" with the Independents representing the "Outs
and the League Republicans the Ems.
Now 7. H. Thoresen, League candidate for
governor, with the flat accusation that Mr.. Twiche
Mr. Shafer and their friends have stolen the League
mill plank. He proves it most conclusivey.
This is precisely what The Tribune has all along
commended,
There difference between the factions,
theless.
The League Republicans are loyal to this state. They
not found selling it short.
The Independent leaders sail quite another
They are crying ruin, bankruptcy. impaired credit
Justify in as impressive campaign as they have ever
made to discredit North Dakota.
This condition very nearly the place of first
Importance among the issues Of this campaign.
Mr.. Shafer may deny Is he will that he is fishing
with taken from the Towney bait can. He
canaot convince the people, The against him is
too clearly established.
Again let it be said that whoever is elected in this
campaign, the mill will continue grind its grists,
the State Bank of North Dakota will continue func
tion taxes will continue be levied and shall have
business usual
The Tribune has the utmost respect for those indie
pendent Republicans who adhere to the viewpoint that
the state industries mistaken effort undertaken
IN politics to correct an economic wrong.
Their leadership has placed them in q most
barrassing and untenable position If they follow it
there nothing for them to do swallow in its
entirety the Towney program gliby artculated
by Mr.. Twichel, Mr.. Shafer and their lesser tub
humping compromising henchmen.
II would seem that the time is here when every
North Dakotan who has the interest Of this state 1t
heart the situation in state politics it is and
take the constructive viewpoint
North Dakota has been sandbagged enough by its
own people, It is white upon the business map, de-
spite the Twichell cries of ruin, bankruptcy and i'm
paired credit. It to . certain splendid destiny
dictated by remarkable wealth ofresource.
The Socialists, the Missionaries and most of the NAL
contents have left this state for fields more fruitful
In their place have able men, voicing construc-
lively the economic interest Of the majofty Of it's
people.
Mr.. Twichell bats the hook Of Mr.. Shafer with q
worm from Mr.. Towneys bait can. Mr. Shafer
squirms. but he fishes ~ he is hidden.
The candidates Of the League Republican ticket are
pledging themselves to . safe, administration Of
the stats industries. Mr.. Thoressn il declaring he
h elected there will be sxtravagant expenditure Of
state money.
Loyalty to North Dakota looms bigger in this cam
pagn than any issue Of administering state industries
- the fantastic case for ruin bankruptcy and impaired
e1edit" that has bssn built up about them.
Ihe interests Of the farmers Of this state ident
eol with the interests Of every busnss interest here
~ branch state days over. despite the continued
~ Obvious attsmpts 70 keep IN that position BY
Coss county and By interests wholly foreign to IT.
1slfass Who have parasitsd upon Il IN The past.
III e3ootne days q this state campaign place the
ne q loyalty r. this stats we'll n Tie foreground.
= = ~ bggsst' and ~ most serious issue before
IN lee(A