The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 30, 1920, Page 13

SATURDAY, OCT. 30, 1920. : BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE PAGE THIRTEEN —————x———————————————ee—eee oe ee ATCT INMATES FEWER Zl CAAA IN STILLWATER UNDER DRY LAW Education of Prisoners is Now Compulsory in Minnesota Institution a A UNUTONAOALULAAA UAL Statehouse, Oct. 30.— Prohibition. the war and unusual industrial activ. ity during the ‘past two years were given today as the principal causes of the decrease in the population of the Minnesota state prison and the de- crease in. the number of prisoners admitted ‘for the two-year period to the end of;the fiscal year on June 30. 1920, in ‘the biennial report of the warden. 'C.S. Reed was warden at Stillwater until July and since that time J. J. Sullivan has been warden. In the warden’s report, submitted to the state board of control, the pop- ulation of the prison on June 30, 19: is given as 848, including nine wo men, as compared to 871, including 17 women, at the beginning of the per- lod. There was a decrease of sixty- five inmates admitted for the period as. compared with the previous two- year period, there being 579 admitted in the 1918-1920 period as compared to 644.in the 1916-1918 biennium. The prison industries are in a pros- perous condition, according to the rex port, and are more than sufficie! provide work for all inmates and an increase that is probable for the next few years. During the two-year per- jod $188,077.33 was paid to inmates in wages. Much of that sum was sent to relatives and dependents of prisoners and relieved townships, counties and the state of supplying funds to care for people who otherwise would have needed charity. 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Members of the news de- | partments of papers always have en- | joyed the customary legal protection | as regards notice of discharge, vaca- jentertainmeats which all inmates in good standing may attend. vided for, tw WHAT WILL YOU TELL YOUR GRANDSON? —WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT.— “My friend, suppose you were a senator, or suppose you had pow- er to influence a senator, and you influenced him against the league se OF nations, suppose the league came-in and worked those benefits that ~ we believe it will work, and twenty-five years “after that had ' been i demonstrated, your grandson should come up and say: ‘Grandad why | eyes ! did you vote against the league.’ v “Syppose you were a man who voted against it because you hate Mr. Wilson—men have told me that they hated Mr. Wilson and so they were going to vote against the leagtie. I said to one the other day my dear sir, don’t you see how utterly illogical and absurd you are, why you are allowing yourself to be influenced by a man whom you hate—to oppose something you otherwise would support. Just think, you magnify and allow your personal feelings toward him and British will establish an{ On the Jump! There’s nothing to worry about if you do forget to tell us you're in a hurry for your bat- tery.. 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D. 7 consisting of Soay jintment and Talcum should come to you, and you had voted against the league because'you ares musts ten eerie | | eee ama agreement describing the nature of ee ten he in frequent contact with your hated Mr. Wilson, and when he should ask you in the: light of the ben- I the work for which he is employed, | | penazimuse for all tole purposes, you ' ; . Amount ot salary, allowance at spe- Po ea eer | ‘ oe w 2: 4 nee eficial operation of the league: Grahaedavhy did:youwote against the St: Bl payment of expenses menrred in the | | sSameesuchtee, Adiresss“Cuticwe, “| ‘ lischd f his work. It al - 4 fara Seap shaves without mi # Fes league,’ what will you tell him? You will'do one of two things. You vides for increased pay at intervals Cabens Some pres iat ae & of five years up to the sixtieth year ee eee v; will either say, ‘run away, my grandson, you do not understand those ES? teat ee ee ¢ ane A d : * One month’s annual leave is - issues,’ or else you will lie about it. anteed with pay and after ten wi ae ; six weeks with pay. Three m 1 & “But there are certain issues that arise above party, that transcend notice must be ‘given of, discharge THE () K G AR AGE oy 4 . . | jay. all parties and all party triumphs that are{ merely temporary. “This © Baars with a marhmum pote of one | e ° . . \ year. issue, the league, is as fundamental as the Declaration of Independ- inthe, employer jscfompelied to nay | 202 Fourth Street . s . 4 tal 500 crowns a/year for each employe. | ‘ ence, The Constitution of the United States or the issues of the Civil BO. crowns’ aye H | 4 : | doeke prommuleaten ta Gig. torta:ot or | General Repair Work war.” f dinances by the Mepartments of edu- | We h ave n t : Sa ) ave a new expert repair man cation and interior. % ei A From an address by Former President William Howard Taft before The! pr Sheet Seapine ne Come in and give us a trial u : Je of a newspaper are interesting. | Association, July 2, 1919. Ve pee Eni GR the Waseoniun Bar Nesccehee an? [Anew gronminor may wanun o H Chevrolet Cars . ° loye that he will t continue his : is Governor Cox says:—“I favor going into the league.” ve Syment,, whereupon the’ latter. (s| Also complete line of repair parts a 4 I entitled not only to the pay of t for Chevrolet Cars Senator Harding Says:—“I reject the league. I have‘no jperiod as above provided for ie ; ‘ 2 ‘ \ | than five years, also to one yéar's full H Program.” han five years, also to one veers f:'' | Winter Storage ‘ mee Pod Minti te Sod tn fear © Lehi asta ohn da tan i <— ea ue 18 rea! pay for a year and a half. i A = 5 23 : HerberuHooye: 3) - . : Fe ie ONL ee ea hauling this winter. Store it with BivVe - ischa co “ we must prepare to fight. have the employes are entitled to one us and have it overhauled. << ’ year’s notice. iu ri f P Both the seller and buyer of a prop- . : cA Vote for Cox i sa ote or eace” , Piety are bound to guarantee the A new Chevrolet Car for sale at a A ‘lai ditoria loyes. . 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