The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 20, 1920, Page 2

PAGE TWO Declare Public Treasur county have joined together to fight for re-election of Miss Minnie J. Niel But ‘nouncement of the publicity commit- | business ‘of Mr. Neil McDonald. — : 5 the men and ‘women of North Hakota | sup said by our ballot that Miss Nielson (ood. And too; the question of teach- wag our choice for the important of- tee for the women: For defy t I the re-election of Miss Nielson will IR a a et ett att A) \ ‘ BISMARCK DAILY ‘TRIBUNE. - | ea j WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20, 1920. son, as the party candidate jn opposi-} JOIN EAGERLY |: superintendent waddle —h weary way to court to prove that M Nielson was not so well qualified he to fill the high position of Su, Issue Statement Showing Injustices their respective ‘county heads, that Mi: kota, he caused expense to* cour’ Whose Fig d tax-nayers, This? Be Safeguard by. Their Enactment the women of North Dakote stand. ape ing up feurlessly for oy Tish! yvome! ae: classes in Burleigh} electors. 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Mr. Mens was not a good sport F HT He refised to stand up and take his defeat Itke'a man. — Childishly, he re- 7 d to quit the office that he thought a became him so well. Three times did Support Miss Minnie Nielson and|'he | ¢ intendeut of Public Instruction. And-—this point hi : three times did the court sadly hake and Ty “sh y ” SUPPORT ITIATED LAWS | murmur: “Nothing * doing: And SUPPORT IN z : mind you! Notwithstanding the fact Nielson had been duly elect-| {ed by the women’s vote of North Da-! Must 1 that trouble and In this fight: for Miss \ Nielson, we, well| And not the We, fe ATHYVOEUEAUNOLERYEERUGGEOROUEANEQUUEAANAE RIOHNUOTONUETOUAENASAOEUUAUUGONOSUOSOOAEUUGOEOEOOAEOOEEAEEOAAONEEHSUOEOURONOGEUESEDEONOOONONONCHOONELCAOAEUEOERAAL ail struction. Defiance<of the elector ur state by the leaders of the Non- partisan league was a crime. It can- The onpartisan leaders, in their high-handed treatment of ‘Miss Niel- gon served notice that others than themselves had no rights that they were bound to respect. If McDonald had been sticeessful in ousting Miss Nielson from her legally elected of- fice, what could prevent the leaders | he N. P. L. from ousting any pub- pleasing to themselves? s not been unduly dwelt upon, becau not for one minute must we lose sight of the fact that) while We work with all our might for Miss Nielson, we are really working for ours is our fight. Our eht for our rights as electors. Our iglit to ‘say by our ballots “It is WE who stall saw Who shall sit in the ts of the mighty in the Capitol of orth Dakota!” Torn to Pieces of public instruc- us been riddled lo ce wl attacks of the N. P. 1. adminis- ltration. All public records and cer- Uticate matters have been from that department. Record have been in the office of the state rintendent’s office’ since state- s certificates being signed by some one other than the superintendent of public. instruction is a very grave question, indeed. aichers from North Dakota cannot get positions in other state$, because their certifi fare signed by no higher authority than that of a rubber sta Formally, in the day ional system of our state ,stood loot from _ politi study was planned by the school-md@ and women of the state, under the isupervision of the superintendent of public instruction. Today, the entire public school system is in the grasp of-a board of administration, a powér- ful board of adroit, gelf-seeking poli- ticians. The leaders’ of the -N. P. L. are. fighting for‘control in education :in North Dakota, inorder to spread their holshevistic::ideals. and» schemes among the voungiizHigh ideals of soz \cialism: arevcentertained) by many | \thoughtful people. But those ideals do| not incli{de the tenets of Lenine and Trotzky nor those of their delegates, in North Dakota. We are familiar with all of the foregoing facts. ~ They have been in the public mind for the past four years. We know them by heart. And figuratively speaking, swallowed them wkole, and not gulped very hi But those hard, unwhole- some facts, must we/continue to swal- tow, and to ston™ch them for another two years? Are‘ we stirring, and awake‘ to the fact that there is a way} 1920? Hl What Will You Dd? ‘The \ standardization of —schbols, study . courses,. uniformity-_of text- books certification of teachers, and all the duties stripped from the superin- tendent of public instruction must ke restored to that official: By the use of the Initiative we have at our com- mand an instrument ready at hand. By a legislative act (1914) we have the right, by petition of a certain per- centage of registered voters, we have the right to vote on: any proposed measure at this election, without tedi- ous waiting for legislative action. Among the five initiated laws that we must pledge ourselves to carry'at this general, election, there is a meas ure proposed “restoring to the offic: of the superintendent of public in: struction many of the duties and re- sponsibilities that have been taken} xway from it by the board of admin- istration.” It is highly important that we carry this initiated law. If Miss Nielson be re-elected, and this initiat- ed law be defeated, she would be as seriously .bandicapped in the future as in the past. Don’t overlook the initiated” laws., Vote “Yes,” on ALL FIVE OF THEA. : Debt to Miss Nielson For so gallantly carrying er aa MOTHER! “California. 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MceMullin, prohibition esforcement agent, charged with the murder of Harry Carkon, a chauffeur, at. the of. the siri’s father. Miss Carina was a witness of the tragedy. bearing-the brunt of this contest for OUR. wghts wevpwe our deepest loyal- As the successful candidate’ f erintendent of public instructi 1918, wo have regen her stripped of they dutics and powers of her office, that hold onto withou’ flinching. Long‘ago, a weaker nature shan hers would have fallen by the wayside; crushed by abuse’ and disappointment. Durfng the two years of petty warfare and Bitter defeat, Miss Nielson has borne’ her burdens with unfailing optimism, good nature, and =:uperb courage. These outstanding qual have won for her the admiratior™and affection of #fe ‘women of. her state. To slow a real sense. of; gratitude, | let our acts speak for us # the polls-| Prove ‘to Miss Nielson’ thst we, the women of North Dakota <re no pikers; | rude forces, we are not-blind to a grim fidelity, an_infinite.patience; that we too, have a generous sense. af obliga- tion and reciprocity. which we have in our power to express. After all, is not ‘that the human, the veal inner meanihg of what, the re-clection of Minnie J: Nielson stands for? POTENGY OF BOOZE T0 CURE BEFORE COURTS Minhesota State Dry Officer Re- * fused Physician a’ Liquor as Permit © MANY WANT PRIVILEGES ‘Minneapolis, Minn; . Oct.. 20, — Whether Jesse G. Steenson, state pro- hibition, director, acted within the law in refusing to issue tova St. Paul phy- sician blank forms on which to pre- scribe intoxicating liquors to his pati- ents who the physician alleges are “suffering physical pain” and whose health “cannot be restored without the use: of intoxicatings liquor,” will be decided by a federal judge at the next term of the, United States district court here. The case, ‘which wassbrought by Dr. Charles T. Miller of St. Paul, is ex- pected to attract attention of physi-, Dr.. Miller, in his suit, states that since the national prohibition act went into effect, he applied for and received five books, each containing 100 prescription, forms, ‘the last book being issued July 6. \On, August 10, however, his application for another ook was refused by M¥. Steenson, he allges. < / The physician further alleges that it Was Without lawful authority that ‘Mr. Steenson has refu: to issue blank forms, that he (Mille®% may pre- scribe , intoxicating liquor for any numfer of his patients afflicted with illnesses requiring it for medical pur- poses. “ { BES) Dr. Miller @ks, as the health of many of his patients “cannot be re- stored without the use of intoxicating liquor” and that “their lives are en- dangered,” that Mr. Steenson be tem- porarily: and permanently enjoined from. refusing to issue and dgliver to him tke prescription forms. In ‘his answer, the prohibition di- rector declares he acted under the regulation of Commissioner of Inter- nak Revenue William M. ‘Williams, that only one prescription book shall be issued to the same physician in a period of three months, except when a physician convinces the director that an additional book jg absolutely neces- sary in the course of his practice. Dr. Miller has failed to make a satis- factory showing that another book was Inecessary in his legitimate practice, Mr. Steenson alleges. Mr. Steenson alleges further that but 719 physicians out of a total. of 2,500 in Minnesota have applied for permits for fntoxicating liquor, and out of the 719 there are 560 who have not applied for the second 100 pre- scription blanks. DHAMATIU S10KY, ALL - less than $7,000.00. I can assuré you this is a real bargain at $4,700. $1600. cash. J. H. HOLIHAN 1st Door East of Postoffice Telephone 745 CAST, FASHIO MAKE LOUISE GLAUM PLAY nee J. Parker Read, Jr.’s Newest’ Produc- tion. Opens at the Eltinge Theatre, Beginning Friday. 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