The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 24, 1918, Page 2

Annu En NOT Decla) Nott: openin confer dent, & accept Premic join tt Mil i One als ev: held ' Tra Sc and o that p in the were t leratiy oer Madis: Hulme ment cemet: the A with Civil + attend were: Thom: war Vv burn, Old ti ed as EF I} Plan EXP Wa ences tratio ‘Wilsce comm inet a declai cabin mitte initia Thi istrat that stren ing t and i legis pecte perla: reply ing t comn plan naval iousl; nava berla a bre on t tion. It Chris the ringe ence then ihe PAGE 2 HOUSE COMMITTEE REPORT FOR FAVORABLE ACTION BISMARCK EVENING TRIBUNE SBNATOR HECKLE’S JOINT RESOLUTION RESTRICTING COURSE TO MESSAGE TOPICS PLUS REISHUS MEASURE LATTER PROVIDES MEANS WHEREBY VOTE OF BOYS IN-FRANCE IS MADE EFFECTIVE Sentiment Among Legislators Strongly Favorable to the Enectment of Necessary Legislation Without Delay and a Prompt Ending for Emergency Session, in Which Event Judge Robinson’s Slacker Bill Go by the Boards With Much Other Burg- eoning Material. The state affairs committee of the hous tives convene this afternoon for their second legis! ed for favorabl action Senator H ing the work of the session to sue b, Governor Frazier in his message of Wednesday. contains one amendment, permitt OIL to be introduced this afternoon by, George A. Reishus, representative | from Ward county, which will provide for the voting of soldicrs now on for-| H eign soil. This measure will follow) lines laid down by Judge FE. B. Goss of Minot in an opinion furnished Rep. Reishus, holding that such a law would be. constitutional. It is prob- able that the absent voter provisions tended by specia) enactment. to sol. in foreign countries will pre- rve the franchise of fully 10,000 North Dakota young men in the gen- eral election: next fall.. Their vote will be, it is predicted, a patriotic fac- tor in this general clection, when an entire state ticket, a full body of rep resentatives, half of the membership of the senate and a supreme court Judge are to be elected. , After the Slackers. Unless the cloture enforcement iby Senator, Heckle’s joint amendment, an interesting measuré aimed at slackers among the state’s official family will fall by the wayside, Justice James BE. Robinson, the venerable league mem- ‘ber of the supreme bench, is author of this bill, which would provide that on or about the last day of each month it shall be the duty of each judge and other elected state official, receiving a salary from the state, to make and file in the office of the state auditor a monthly report in regard to his daily service during the month. “It must show,” provides Judge Rob- inson's draft of the bill, that during at least six business hours of each day his time and services were given faithfully to the duties of his office. “It must state concisely the work af each day and the number of hours in both the -forenoon noon. It must show a e for any failure to work at? hours in each business day. It miust be verified by affidavit to the effect that the same is correct and true. It shall be open to public inspection. ‘Section 2. “The State Auditor shall not give to any judge or state officer! ® voucher for his monthly salary until the making and filing of such réport and affidavit. If any report be defec- tive, it shall be at once returned for corection to be definitely specified by the State Auditor. He may prepare and mail to each state officer blank forms for the making of reports. ‘Section 3. “Each monthly voucher must show that a verified report has been filed in accordance with this Act, otherwise it shall not be paid by the State Treasurer.” Efficiency in Public Service. In further support of his dill, Judge Robinson gays: “®fticiency in the public service, that is the most important question for Officeholders Will » when the representa- ative day report- solution restrict- sas were recommended The resolution ing the legislature to act on a eckle’s hh matte ing is necessary to secure eiciency in the publ: service, therefore, In addressing the legislato: Robinson urges: , Judge! altho recently a of Aberdeen, 'S. D., is guaranteed his right to a seat in the house by resolutions adopt several months » the Dakota Frei2 Presse, whose edi- tors are now in trouble with the Un- ited States government. UPPER BRANCH PUTS PRECEPTS Senate’s Cloture “Whereas, There is imperative need of amending the seed grain laws” allowing county | commissioners more latitude in j bonding counties for seed grain | and feed for needy farmers; also to legalize. the Home | Guards. of the State of North Dakota, for the reason that un- der the prése jaw and com- pany drilling with fire arms vio- lates the present 3 to pass a moratorium law for the pro- tection of the property of abs aE APs WS te CEOS “As you are now here in extra ses- sion, pray do not think of rushin, home without doing something wo: thy of yourselves and the state. I commend you a dill to ure a more efficient in the public some urgent r ons for the passa ot the same, if requested, I will g) appear before you and present onal fact No Two Days in One Speaker Wood, after an, inves tion by a committee of five represen- tatives, with Rep. J. F. T. O'Connor at their head, was convinced of the wisdom of Staale Hendrickson’ ment that “a prayer and a roll- not make two days out of one.” The! speaker on advice from the rules com- sion that another legislative day} could be started at 2 o'clock Wednes- day afternoon, and that the work of! crowding in another day. The 5 sion ,therefore, was formally open with prayer and roll-call, and then the characteristic old-time house discus ion. Finally a committee was ap- and it was found that Governor Fraz- ier definitely fixed January 23 as one legislative day, and that such day could not be considered as over until midnight last night. The house, there- day will open, according to Hoyle. NOTES OF THE SESSION Senate Employes Chosen and Cour- tesies Extended ‘Senate employes for the special ses- sion, as reported by the senate em- ployment committee Wednesday and unanimously confirmed are L. H. Con- radson, assistant secretary; A. S. Rei- tan, engrossing and enrolling clerk; Mrs. S. A. Hogue, voucher clerk and bookkeeper; Muriel LaShelle, stenog- rapher; Nels Sostrum, bill room clerk and messenger; L. W. Owens, post- master and mailing clerk; Herbert Bertel and James .Miesenger, pages; Andrew Boldzer, cloak room attend- ant. Courtesies of the senate floor were extended Wednesday to George Aan-j dahl, brother of Chairman S. J. Aan-; dahl of the railway commission, and Charles Anderson, both progressive farmers of Litchville, who are here to take in the session. before the House. The present sys- tem offers a premium for inefficiency. It is contrary to all business princi- ples. The state officer is lected. sworn to do his’ duty faithfully, put to office and then left without the t supervision or accountability. He reports to no one. He is free to go and come as ho may please and to do his work or leave it undone and to draw his monthly salary without any reporting or accounting. Whether his work is done or left undone, nobody knows, and nobody seems to care. course the result is everywhere gro: neglect and inefficiency; and our) t judges are the chief sinners. The Judges. “A judge never seems to realize that it is neither honest or honorable Of, man, 1 I! Ss opportu Recommended to Pass |. The committee on military affairs jin the house Wednesday afternocn re- ported for passage house bill No. the committee on appropriation ommended that house dill No. 2 do pass, and on motion of Rep. Blanc- hard, LG. No. 9 was recafled from ittee on mili airs and | refered to the committee on judiciary. | Roses for Wright. Major Dana Wright, of Une Vight- ing introduced by ting ut the chief in a great wishing him a for him. to receive pay for stolen, turn.” time and for services. w! notsrender. While rece’ salary he steals his time and leaves} his work ‘undone without the least regret or shame. We see judges lay off and: neglect their work day after day, week: after week, month after month. District judges are under leg- al obligations to decide and dispose of every case or matter within. thirty § days. and yet they do often hold up matters for months or years. The same is true of our Supreme Court, judges: .We have now pending manv' cases..of importance which should have-been decided at least six montns ego. The delay can mean nothing on- ly. neglect or - incompetence. “What is the remedy?'Is there no way ;to secure efficiency in public ser- vice the same as in private service? Do not. the same rules govern each case? Who would think of paying a good. monthly salary to’a private ser- vant or business manager. and permit- ting him to work or play: or go a fish: ing. without any. supervision, report- ing. or accounting., :'No _business. can bed Bie sas whe ane taxspayers bear -the. losses and the burdens, Sad. experience has . shown the. utter Sol. of peeine ite busi- ness ey 16 honor of e! the lic or, the. private.servant. the plain duty of the ive assembly to pass a.bill pro- viding. @,monthly report by each tate, officer who receives a monthly, hee It is a duty that should be no} longer deferred:” ... Judge Robinson ‘heads. his measur “A ‘pill for an act to secure more af- ficient public-service ‘by esteDdlishing, 8 system of monthly reporting by the, state officers,” and his preamble re-! cites that “wi pret it appears vist if supervision ich he does! ing a good | Rep. John Roit. of Wishel, who, ADOSER TREND % Tells How to Stop a a - Bad Cough a * Surprising results from thls home- made syrup. 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To avoid disap- ppuriment ask ‘for “214° ourices of “inex” LS rae dgetra and a rials anything lise. guarantee absolute satisfertion or Rice gaoney, promptly refunded, goes ‘Wit ition, The, Pinex Co., FL Warn additi-) | and arguments in fayor of: this measure.” | | 3 argu: | Nl dot mittee, had labored under the impres-, the session could be expediated by; | ered to the joint assembly of | gentleman from Divide kicked the fav} | into the fire and precipitated quite a! pointed to look up the constitution, ! fore adjourned until.2 o'clock this af-! ternoon, when its second legislative: - Order yours selection. We call for and de-, tho’ Serene | | | sent sold: also making an | appropriation for the North Da- kota Defense € 3 also rati- fication of the federal Prohib- ition Amendment to the Feder Constitution; also for the pu pose of amending the Grain | ‘Grading Law; also an_appro- priation for the Insane ‘Hospital at Jamestown and ithe State | Bank Depository Guaranty | Law; also the curative statute | relative to corporations. | | “Whereas, It is necessary that the expenses of this extraordi- nary session of this legislature | | | be kept at a minimum. | | “Be it, therefore, Resolved by the senate of the State of North | Dakota, the house of Represen- tatives concurring therein; that | | ering only the above mentioned subjects recommended by the governor in his message deliv- the senate and house of repres- | entatives. “Be it further Resolved that when the above mentioned sub- jects are disposed of by this legislature that said legislature do then adfourn.—Joint Resolu- tion offered by Hackle. ‘DOCTOR BUZZELLE COMMENDS CHOICE | UNIVERSITY HEAD ; “I was greatly interested in and pleased with the announcement made in yesterday's Tribune to the ef- chosen President of the University of Vey.” said Rev. Buzzelle to a Tribune reporter last evening. “Dr. Kane was for many years presi- ington, and during his official connec- tion with the university it developed from a very small institution to one | of great size and splendid standing in} |the ediational world. Much of its! ' growth was due to the. wise states- manship of Dr. Kane. He is a gen- tleman of scholarly attainments, com- ability and I am sure the citi North Dakota will find in him a man’ who will be a real leader and who will! | powerfully develop the state’s highest educational institution. “| “Mre Kane is a woman of charming personality, and the impress of her: f influence will be no small factor in the training of the boys and girls this state. North Dakota is to be con- ; gratulated.” KLEIN. liver cleaning and pressing. JOIN THE BIG CL, uary 7th. : “We know your row may Le too late. Wednesday, has been employed for; as circulator for. INTO PRA CTICE, | the legislature enact laws cov- li t < foct that Dr. Thomas Kane had been; § North Dakota in succession to Dr. Mc-; dent of the State Univrsity of Wash-j manding presence, and real executive , ‘ ‘ William’ S, Hart, Triangle.’ Viho appears in‘ his own photodrama, “The Knight of the Frail,” at the Or- pheum tonights only. | ¢ SENATE DESIRES ECONOMICAL AND BRIEF ACTIVITY | Unanimously Passes Heckle Joint Resolution to Put Limit on Operations GOVERNOR’S IDEAS ONLY had offered com- ations as to the for a brief and Imly passed the n house Wed it unanimous ssion, Sen. Jimiting ier aes by Gov- jon to tue matters revoramende: ernor Frazier in his mes This cloture rule apparenily tock !the house unawares, and the resolu- tion was referred to the committce on state affairs. This is regaré by statesmen on the outside to indicate that the league is not so intent oa ‘brevity as it would have ihe public believe. “So far as the senate is con- cerned.” said Senator ‘Kretchmar af- ter adjournment Wednesday evening, “we can very easily finish all we have to do by Saturday night.” If the house should adopt this joint rule, and if it should de rigidly en- } forced, two of Senator W. E. Mertin’s pet measures vil] be lost in the shuf- fie. One of these requires every com- mon carrier in North Dakota to erect complete repair shops at all division points not later than October 1, 1918. Its passage would advance somewhat | ‘When you wake up with a neck or sore muscles, guickly r the seat of pain and removi Cleaner than missy plas’ ments. It doesnot stain th clog the pores. Aly f handy for rheum: Avot Qaox Ur W oxcnes Look and Read-- ASS NOW FORMING Only one more week left of the big A. O. U. W. Drive that was started in your busy little city Jan- intentions are good; Your deed is better.” Protect your Dear Ones by insuring today. Tomor- Boost your intentions by performing the deed and join the large class before the close of the big drive TUESDAY EVE JAN. 29TH in _ who can be found at 115 4th St. following Deputies will gladly Mr. B.A. Hone Mr. E. Kibler, Jurisdiction 8,500 Membership Detailed information Ang furnished by the membership or step in and talk it over with the assistant Superintendent of Ixtenston, in Owens Real Estate office, or the call upon you: Mr, B. B. Callahan, Mr. A. G. Qualey. : | tons to c the realization of ambitious dreams|.mately $2,000,000 on a market. rela- which Mandan long has had with re-! tively higher than last year. \ Bidders assert the furs are of ex- {shops there. Another Martin measure] cellent quality’ due to the extreme requires railroads to maintain a sec-| cold of the winter. gard to the Northern Pacific division tion foreman for every six-mile sec- tion of main-line right of way. Home Guard Bill. guard companies of not less than 25 jmembers in towns of not le: 0 ppopyie tion, and w! | of the I. tions and traitors and seditionisis gen- eral Senator Englund’s bill pro- vides fe the recognition and decrees 1 with the nec and equi companii he provi j tary property cordance 10, chapter 158, laws of 191 ‘Duplicates of all the admi: bills offered in the house during the morning session were introduced in the senate in the afternoon. One. meas- ure not on the program as Sen- ator !Martin's joint resolutio ling upon the federal government as a war measure calculated to. increase tho acreago seeded in the northwest it to guarantee farmers the seeding. wheat and vila 2 upto $6.50 per acre. £e! tions along this line, but proposing : a hinev to Ji the Rumanian capitol., guarantee of $3.50 to $4 per acre were made by tho Bismarck Tridune a short time ago on advice from an expert agriculturis wheat bi cost of Contests Eliminated. All con as to the rights of} Speaker Wood, who has moved from Deering to Fargo; and Representa- tives Rott, now of Aberdeen but elect- ed from McIntosh county; Divet, el- ected from Richland and now residing & and now living in Graut; and Kimball, now living in St. Paul, were eliminat- ed by a resolution introduced by Lang of Morton and unanimously adopted declaring that the house recognizes the right to seats in this special as- sembly of all those duly qualified to serve i nthe Fifteenth regular assem- ‘bly. Big Dill Hart at the Orpheum to- night only in “A Knight of the Trail.” Hear Cafarilli's Minneapolis orches- tra at the Hotel McKenzie during the six o'clock dinner this evening. ; 1241t Bidding Lively at Annual Fur Sale St. Louis Mo., Jan. 24.—Eidding at the annual fur sale continued lively with ermine and red fox is com- manding the highest pri ‘Latest figures on the auction indicated that sales thus far have totaled approxi- Tonight Jan.24 -| The bu U OR THOMAS H. IN CE PRESENTS ut npg ‘AD A FOURTA IS ARMOUR REPORT 24,—Meatless in a 25 per cent the have resul e in ness of the company in the nited States in 1917 amounted to Audilovium, Matinee and Night, Saturday, Jan. 26, MURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1918 100, on which /a net profit of $21000000 was earned. The firms bus- iness in products originating in this country -sold both here and abroad ,000,000 greater than the ness of the firm in 1916. income was equivalent to 14.5 per cent on invested capital or 21 per cent on capital stock, The pro- fit from the sale of meat and other food products amounted to 2.21 cents each dollar of sales. In 1916 Ar- total profits: were $20,100,000 per cent on investment and ent on capital stock. on ie vata the six o'clock d ng, by the famous € ra, of Minneapolis. welcome. See Wm. S. Hart at the Orpheum te- night only in “A Knight of the Trail.” the Worid Famous Melo-Drama, “Fhe Line Up” at Police Head- quarters, Ditzodueing New Yerk’s famous Polict Comit mer, Geo. S. Dougherty, in the most thrilling detective story ofa reat jewel robbery, taken from the official records of the » York police department. Some of the Remarkable and Thrilling Scenes: The battle royal on a Curtis Fying Boats dive from a steamer; fight in the waters raid in Chinatown; the cap from a skyserapers safe robber at work; the third degree; thumb print tests Bertiliion system. Its the pieture with the big punch, Do not miss it. 6 reels of thrills. PRICES 10, 20 AND 30 CE THE PATTERSON HOTELS Northwest A High-Class Hotel at Reasonable Rates 50 da; sae ar aa SP 00 The McKenzie Aining the MeKentn, on The Seventh Story of North Dakota. ieereg Bireproof. Euro} $6.00. Sample Tooms Running hot and cold water Opposite McKenzie Hotel @ EUROPEAN day and night opposite Depot Park. 100 rooms with bath. The NORTHWEST, 100 Rooms __ The McKENZIE, 210 Rooms THE HOTEL CENTER IN BISMARCK, N. D, DW. G. PATTERSON, Owner and Prop. 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