The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 12, 1920, Page 3

: Head of State Board of Admin- ins the actiot ) circnlated and: signed, by, hundreds. of + greatest respec THURSDAY, Ea 12, 1920- BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE American Citi itizens of Scandinavian Rejnidiate Defense of. Totten . By “State Ownership” Aggregation istration. and Members of Newly Creatéd Leigue Con- , demned for Support’ of Free Love Litetatuiz iti North Da- © kota Public Libfary. Petitions reyudiating and condemn- certain membies of the special sessitn of the legislature upholdiag. Rey, George «A, Totten, st. chairaan of the hoard-of adminis- tration, for his action in chémpioning the eftase of Charles Emil Stangelind and the adherents of “free love” Hooks in the state library, are being Americans of Scandinavian descent. _In, this city, scores: of persons have el the petitions which, - hesi ndemning Totten, claim 4hat the -so- Hei Scandinavian Educational State e nership iexgue does not represent | any of the Americans of Scandinavi- win parentage or birth in this state. It $ agne Which circulated. the signed. by certain legisla- tors and others ‘praising Totten, PROTEST EMPHATIC The protest embodied in the peti: tions which are now being circulated and freely signed is as follows: “As American citizens of Scandina- via’ extraction, we, the undersigned, hereby protest. repudiate and » HE dAssde ently antiontivedt at Bismarck as itet ‘representing — any liodg, religious, socinl, of political among our citizens of Scitiilinavian ancestry but. simply the work, of ‘cer- tain sel led eiitivators doling the Townley gang’s flddihg: We repudiate cach and evéty one of the orgatizers cf siid-assotlation as meh not up to the average standdrd of citizens of Seitidinatian origin, oitier in moral understanditig, or, political independ- ehcee and as political creatires unfit to be the citucaters of atiy, American citizen, young: or old, be’ he of Scan- dinavian descent, or not.” One Hf these petitions ciroulated hére is signed “hy the following, with many More names still te be sitded: A. O. Kelson, R, 0. Johnson, H. 0. Kallgroi, TH. ‘Throdaht, 0... Hen- dtix, As oN. Fredericks G.- O8mon- ‘son, A.D.) Harigon: Nordlund, ALD, Olson, 0. E A fh, Bove _ Bergstrom. A. A. Larsoi, 3. &. Tar. “Son. C,H. Hageman: Strang, J. W. Nelson,, GO. -S.- Grins lerson, R: 8. Wright. F. iB. LoL. Peterson, J. Cy Ober#,: OK. Olson, Jolin SatteMiind, Ottg, Holta, 0. L. Mennes,’ Ry. 0: Everkin, Martin G. Hagen, Fred 7. fist. ind Henry. Hal- vérson, THE BIRTH OF dae s. 0. Le Od Devembese 15 a ‘tance Me rope resétitatives steriall a: résdlution. which >, had Ween “prépiired ty aw Gohiniittes ebipposed of 8.4, Olsiiess, 6.) HL OL _fon,,.aiid” Nels. Maignson - purporting |- to xepresent the so-called Scandinavi- ah Rauedtional . Stitte Ownership, Jeagne Which indorsed the stafid’ of Totten and “upholding the ideals of liberalism in educaticn and progress dn thstitutional administration,” The Sighers signified that. they “Had the t tor Totten axa man sand as an admthistrator” and. sup- ported the “fdeals of liberalism as thified most, nobly by Mr, Totten.” ~ FLINT TO THE PORE , Kev. Jolin. Flint, whose™ pastorate in? this city during the last two mouths has not been yéty smooth be © of his actions and statemeiits is one of, Others William Bjerke of xfeenth, S: 0, Frederickson of snfeenth, Andrew Hi. Oksen: fof placing ‘among our dahl, senitor: from the forty-secont district, CG. J. Olson, of the thtty- éiglith; (. 0. Kell of the» twenity-4 Seychth; O18 O. Motn, of the J. K,. Brostteen of thie. forty QO, Bratsherg, of the. for Kristian. Hall, of the torty-first; Rob- ett M.Johhsoh; of thie twenty-fift ; J. 1. Miklethtm, senator from the sixteetith, Hefiry Strom of the eighth; A. J. Hanither of Tulmore ; oO. He. Op land of the for 3 1. TH. Larsot of ‘the _ twen rd, THE PETITION IN br ULL The ‘petition now being crcilated repudiating that. of the so-cant mute itidvian Educational State Owner- sliip is as follows ; A PRC “As American citi: of Se dinavian, extrictio¢n, we, the under signed hereby protest ainst, rephdi- dte ahd condemn the. Scandinavian Edueational association” recintly dn- Houncei}.at Bismarck ‘as nv represent- ing any be reial or politi- cal ambirg, oi ti but simply the, work of: yled educators doing the s bidding, We repuili- ty one cf the or- s Townley ate | each. hot up to the av citizens of Scandinavia in mori) understanding, or indéperidence- ‘and atures unfit to be the ciducators of any Ameritan citizen, young or old) be he of Scandinavian descent or hot. 4 “We endorse the splendid work of Mr. Birtness and his co-workers in the legislature and urge Governor Frazier to clean up the hoard of ad- ministration hy discharging . Tot- ten, MuiF and all others who aided or’ defended the Stingeland program young folks c Denes Blatchford snd, Upton yy Sexuitll stuff by the len Key in, either political as political , cre- and Bol- paper in the s lish. this ‘protest and to inferm the public at lirge that people of Sean- dinaviait descent, no matter where fount, hive always been believers in Clean, Jegisinture amd. sttpporters of hori? School and church, and that the hand-picked ‘Townley: Went on: retord at Bismarck Mdotsing the — Starigeland : prog speak only for themselves and Towaley gatig-and do net in any represent « the. ‘million of Ame citizens of Scandinavian © descet threughout the great northwest of our country.” ORE: AWAY HEADACHE ie Mend temples helacte sey Hithogt he dan- hémediciae.” Refteves f rare Jon nadit sets erin OF if S a enbel Musterole is a ¢tean, white oiat: fretit, made with oil of mustard. 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