The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 12, 1921, Page 3

x SENATE PASSES BILL CHANGING ~STATEHANL LAW Senator Ingersot’s Measure: { Creating Revolving Reserve | Fund Carries TAKE RECESS TO MONDAY > I No Hearing Held Friday by, Senate Investigation | Committee The senate yesterday ~ afternoon | passed Senator Ingerson’s re-enact- ment of the hail insurance.bill. Bb-! fore passage it was amended so as to | make the hail insurance ‘taxes delin- quent in the same manner ag the other taxes and subject to the penalty. The:principal feature of the bill ix| the provision for a revolving fund to be created by utilizing the three-cent | fixed acre tax for this purpose. i estimated that in from five to se * _ yedrs this will leave a large enougi{ reserve to make it possible to pay the hail warrants as soon as the damage is ascertained. Vote Expense Money, Two other bills passed were Seni- tor Whitman’s measure giving the district judges expense money when! sitting away from home. Senator Et- testad’s act permitting incorporated towns of less than 260 population to become incorporated cities if they so! desire. 2 eas | Senator Ward’s bill regulating the} = sale of firearms was re-referred, The senate investigating committee did ‘not hold any session this after- noon, a recess being taken until Mon-! tj i day, atterngoiat.M beim. THe senate! Lincoln birthplace at ‘Nolin Creek. also recessed until Monday. ‘ ~ - Fete WILLIAM E, BARTON. yeh uthor of “The Soul of Abraham: Lin. Censures Altorney. coln,” “The Paternity of Akar Senator Thorson introduced a res s ham Lincoin,” Ete. olution censuring Attorney Sinkler of Homer had seven birthplaces; Lin- the senate investigating “committce | coln had at least three—according to and the majority of that committee! divergent Kentucky traditions. for the attempt of Mr. Sinkler to dis-| First of the houses in which Abra- credit and impeach J. W. Brinton ham Lincoln is said to have been born when the duty of the committee and is the Berry house at Peechland the attorney was merely to ascertain! Washington county, Kentuck} ; the facts and not to try anyone. If we should go to Béechland, we This brought forth hot retorts from | Will find the house is not there. jit Senators Liederbach and Baker, Nor-|has been moved to Harrodsburg. partisans, who jumped on Mr. Brinton; Where it stands as a, kind of museum. for injecting politics into his answers | not very intimately associated with and indulging in horse play. ‘Lincoln, who never in hig life was in ‘THREE PLACES CLAIM HONOR OF BEING BIRTHPLACE OF LINCOLN WHOSE NAME, IS REVERED TROUGHTOUT THE) WORLD Above, three log cabins made famous by Lincoln; at top, the Berry | house a Beechland, Ky., where his parents were married; im middle, the Elizabethtown house where they spent their honeymoon; below, the true | auswer questions. Mr.Gummerson ask-| tion of the state executive committee ‘ed an appeal to the house and Repre-| With reference to conducting the next sentative Girdell Patterson moved it. state wide campaign for the election | of can Rep. Reichdrt moved to dismiss for | offices «» lack of jurisdiction, the motion being; of by counties w ree A 8 Fs | logd 50 to.56. Another motion.by Rep.| the campaign activities on state issues _ This creed is an extract from “The, sherman was to dismiss for wart of/ and make victory all along the line Soul of Abraham Lincoln,” by William) evidence, but this question was held |nore certain. HOUSE ADJOURNS i 1 | L (VER HOLIDAY; HAS HOT FINISH Discussion’ Over; Courier-N ws Correspondent’ Attitude Cause of Furor 'FINISH HOUSE: BILL NO. 5) t A The last action’ of the house of rep- | | Tesentatives yesterday afternoon be fore adjourning until (Monday after. “noon was to put its final mp of ae ; proval on house bill No. This meas- lure, designed *to*make North Dakota| “bone dry” ‘infact as well as name, | , | now goes: to’ the'governor for his ac-| ; tion, ‘a £ The house spent most of the after- noon on the case of C. K. Gummerson, _.| correspondent for the Courier-News, | who was called before the house to answer some questions in regard to an} article appearing under hi gnature _to the effect that efforts had been made to “buy off” legislators and-that emissarjes’ of big bankers both with: in and outside of the state had beer here. \ : The Nonpartisan-members conduct- ‘ed a parliamentary batile for an hour and a half in behalf of ‘Mr..Gummer- son, and the result finally was that the house barred Mr. Gummerson from the floor but overlooked alleged contempt in his refusal to answer i questions put, to him, In answer to inquiry, Mr. Gummérson said that the alleged action to “buy oft” niémbers took place near the McKenzie hotelf ‘Sunday, night, but refused to name the parties referred to. Would Make Statement. When called up at'2 o'clock this aft- i ernoon Mr, Gummerson attempted to read a statement but was stopped by: the speaker. who said! he could only | The chair was sustained, 54 to 52, Lincoln’s Creed | sarton, than whom there is NO! out of order. After the qeustions were| BE. greater student of Lincoln in all Amer-) asked and answers refused there was! RESOLVED that we approve of said more parliamentary duclling, after; recommendation and urge its applica- Representative Shipley moved that) tion throughout the state.” ~The Editor. 1 believe in God, the Almighty Ruler of Nations, our great and good and: yr, Gumimerson be refused the privi-| merciful Maker, our Father in Heaven, lege of the floor of the house, and that | who notes the fall of a sparrow, and the Courier-News be notiticd and asked| members “of the 1917 legislature who to send a representative to report the} voted against house Dill No. 44 Teat- 5 to 52 in! firmed a beliet in the constitutional There were| form of government. numbers the hairs of our heads. I recognize tie subline trath an\\ sessions. nounced in ae oly Scriptures and) fayor of the motion. proved by all history that those Na- yymercus roll calls, and Nonpartisans | The vote was 55 } members may be initiated or preoipi- | the initiation or referending of needed | legislation and the circulation of peti- THE THEATRE E LT I NG BEAUTIFUL mm DOUGLASMACLEAN ‘ With- Doris May, in “THE JAILBIRD” - A Paramount Picture Ife was wise asan owl in the ways of the world, and she thought he was simply wonderful. She didn’t know he’d escaped from jail and had come to “clean out” her town. see , But when the-show-down came—well, Shakespeare Ckincy, editor, alias Kid Dugan, faker, bowed down to things even he didi’t know before. y Funny as “23% Hours’ Leave.” Exciting as “What's Your Husband Doing?” Yet big and fine and beautiful Wednesday “HUMORESQUE” The Greatest “Mother”. Picture of All Times imbursed out of the state ociaiion’ treasury to the extent of railroad fare from their home town to the state meeting and return. “We further recommend that the state executive comimittee of the Inde- pendent Voters Association take steps immediately to institute thorough can- vass for campaign funds witli which to refute the political propaganda now being spread through the public press’ and otherwise and for the use of the state committee, and such legislative aisuricts in which a contest for Lhe election of, Independent. legislative A tated to the end that the organization, inay be ready at any time to undertake since national records a few, ago showed it had the lowest rate in its class, reports: out of deaths last year, 31 persons tions for recall, if such should be ye deemed wisé and necessary: “We believe that the recommenda- idates for state and legislative y, legislative di 1 tend to concen WOMEN TYPISTS “THEREFORE, BE IT FURTHDR Complain of Expense. 4 * | resolution commending the; The are typists for the House. In adopting a resolution to call to Wednesday Feb, 16 apt 17 ELTINGE T death LEGISLATURE . HAS No less than four women ap- pointed as stenographers for the 17th legislative session at Bismarck are graduates of Dakota Business College, Fargo, N. D. Misses Korber and Marx are with the Sen- ate, Misses Pannebaker and Ross Dakota Business College trains young people for responsible posi BisaRCK TONIGHT ONLY Tom Mi The Greatest Western Star’ in Pictures. The only actor who never fakes, \ Tonight in Hell Roarin’ Reform. Adventure, Thrills, Daredevil Riding and Swift Action, ee i COSMOPOLITAN PRODUCTIONS UMORESQUE’ —_—_—— A PHOTOPLAY Featuring ALMA RUBENS A Paramount Arleraft Picture nd Tharsday EATRE ars | passed 70; 11 had passed 80 and one 90. 160 ail witbeut question Y UtT'S Salve fallt inthe ment of ITCH, ROFEMA, RINGWORM, TETTER @ deme. ching ekia w BISMARCK. NORTH DAKOTA © Knov‘n all over the Northwest for Quality * | Harrodsburg. tions only are blest whose Godis the qiq most of the talking. Representa-| the, attention of the house of repre- © MAIL US YOUR FILMS © tions. About 218 D. B. C. grad- The house today bears little resem- blance to its former self. Fortunately, however, it. was photographed while on its original site. 7 5 In this house, the ‘home of Richard : Ber the president's parents, Thom- |as Lincoln and Nancy Hanks, were ri married by Rev. Jesse Head, June 12, 1806. | N A U G I R A T ION Affidavits Err. : /Washington county people haye a ey | formidable group of affidavits, from ‘old and truthful people who declared Planned to Follow Lincoln Cere- | that Abraham Lincoln was born there; ! «| that’ his people did not remove to mony as Closely as Is | Hardin county till he was a lad sev- 1 leral years of age; and certain wit- Possible | nesses affirmed on oath that they saw | him as a child playing about the door * oO: Chicago, Feb. 12.—While Senator | Harding’s inaugtratiog as president | of United States is designed to fol-} low arrangements of Abraham = Lin- coln’s inaugural, there are features! of 1861 that fortunately will be miss- ing in 1921. H Instead of veterans of North and) South marching side by side as they | will next aonth, the only military | forces in the inaugural -parade ot) 1861 were the sappers and miners. | The rest of the U. S. troops in the! @ipitay were stationed in different | parts of the city to provide against emergencies. As the nation hovered on the brink of civil war, the great; fear of the authorities was that ef-! Hatding follows Lin- coln’s first inaugural address in com- pars, he will do it in less than 3.090 s. In that s ‘oln made | a for the Union and declarcl his intention ‘to maintain it. Four y! later Lincoln's second, inaugural overshadowed by the! procession of victories. he crow weve smaller than those of erens marched in tie parade there was a brilliant array cers in the city. A much on feature of the parade talion of colored troops orcd lodge of Masons. Philadelph was represented by several fire com- panies with engines and two hose panies, Lincoln’s | second inaugural _ad- dr¢ss was done in a thousand words but the following part of it is stuf echoing in American thoughts pert- inent to the world’s affairs ‘od b “With malace toward none, wilh charity for all, with firmness in t! right, as God gives us to see the right, let us strive to finish the wor. we are in, to bind up the nation’s weunds, and care for him who shatl have borne the battle, and for his widow and orphans—to do all which achieve and cherish a just and lasting peace among ourselves | and with all nations.” On this great day the president's thought, as the thought of the na- tion, was with its generals. The great news on the day that Lincoln was, inaugurated the second time was that\General Shen d General Early, pied Charlottes- ville, Va., and was last heard fron at Staunton, where nine years hefor ‘a war president to_be, Woodrow Wil- son was born. It is considered immodest for a Chinese Woman to expose her foot. si end of the Civil V of the Berry hous My own impression is that these people were truthful and that they may have.seen the little lad Abraham Lincoln playing about this house, The parents of Abraham Lincoln were married in this houSe; he doubt-| less visited it in his early childhood and may have Tived several mont! beneath its reof, but we. must Ic elsewhere for his birthplace. At Elizabethtown. Sa. we go to Elizabethtown. housé\we wish to see is not sta Mey | but we can find people who will as-t sure us that Lincoln was born there,| and who will show us the unattractive location. What ‘they a ace where Thor ‘oln spent their hone: om June, 1866, till the Here Abraham's little s was born, The cabin that stood here was first house adverti as the-birth-| place of Abraham Lincoln, and the} icture is still frequently owing us is th and Nancy Lin- moon, and lived ring of 1898 photographed, ently, “for Campaign Docunent” in which Wii- liam M. Thayer, in 1864, told of the “Character and Pultic Services of Abreham Lincoln.” . But Thomas Lincoln did not build this cabin, avd Abraham was not born there and nevér lived ther The last vestige of this disappeared, tl nal birthplece of Ab: log cabin which, y removals, now stands not from its original site, on Rock Spring farm, en Nolin Creek, two. and one half miles south from where the + lege of Hodgenvine now is, in’ whit as then Hardin and new is in La Rue county, Kentucky. Although it ig suppos@ to be locat- ed on the ex spot from which it was removed when it went on a long} tour of exhibition over, the country. persons born upon the farm assurg me that it originally stood at the foot of the flight of stdéae,steps and near the spring. This } believe to be correct; but 1! approve: for esthetic reasons its more | sightly lecation at the top of the hill. We climb the long, wide stairway to enter a classic Memorial Hall, practi- clly empty except for the log cabin} where Lincoln was born. The Lincoln Highway leads to the Lincoln farm, and the spot is not now difficult of ac automo- biles or trdin, It is one of America’s most sacred shrine: (St. Pawl,/Feb. 11—Boxing arenas will be dark this month in St, Paul. Promoters failed to get a date for the Auditorium and will luy off until some time in March. BACKS GOLF ROUNDUP. Toledo, Feb. 11.—Plans are being made here to unite all golf associa- tions in this section of Ohio into one} hig organizs The Toledo Goll District’ body fathering ‘the scheme. Lord. I believe the will of God prevails, Without Him all human reliance is vain. Without the assistance of that Divinesleing I cannot succeed. With that assistance I cannot fail, heaven to finish the work I am in, in full view of my responsibility to my God, with malice toward none; with y for all; with firmness in the right as God gives me to see the right. Commending those who love me to His care, as I hope in their prayers they will commend me, I look through the help of God to a joyous meeting wih many loved ones gone before. FRESH POLICE SCANDALS DUE IN NEW YORK | ; ‘The | Probe to Be Conducted by Chas. Whitman Promices Dis- } closures 12.--Disclosure of s rivalling thosefof the Licutenant Becker and Rosenthal, murder, for st Side gun- g went to death in the elec- of Police erman men’ tri erncr Charles S. Whi ed with authority by the distr torney, is probing into alleged grafl- ing and corruption .by New York city jals. He has termed the situation and threatens to unfold 2 vice ribbon of many hues. The Whitinan inquiry has been un- only a short time, sittce the embly was urged to ‘order ilvestigation into « City’s administration early in January. Already two polic captains heen indicted for al@ged grafi- | | ing, charged with accepting fees froin’ for po- business firms in exchans i They lice protection during strikes re Captain William A, sath Man- and Captain. Percy DuBois, n. More were said to be slat- ed to follow: them. My. Whitman h with higher eity offi ed ta subpoena to br and Police Commissioner Enright be- fore him. his force be given a certain number of detectives, the particular men he had, his als, and resort- “ seistoreds int Gummerson’s case cost-the state. Rep. I have a solemn oath registered it) shiney retorted that he amended to} t by former Gove) New) Mayor Hylan | Of these he demanded that | sentatives and the senate the advertis- | ing placed in North ~akota newspa- pers by' the Industriat ‘Commission it is asked ‘that the legislature inquire into, from what source such advertise: ment is being paid, and “that if the | same is being paid from state funds | the Industriah Commission be cen- jeuser for such expenditure, and ‘the engaging in of political propar Duri i ! f tatt | ganda, and Saran funds Lau aS uring a discussion Representative| to the, people of. the state for such Reichert, Nonpartisan, declared that fefniclous partisan purposes.” | he believed (Mr. Uummerson told the|. One delegate declared that the first \ truth in his article, and declared he! o¢ the series of advertisements cost had evidence in his possession for| the state $9,000, it appeared in 300 See ete Grant nardfeanounc TOWSPADENS ene report, aang 2 10 low,” Says eat led that owing to the desire of some| telegram received from a mem- |members to discuss house bill No, 152) yer of the association simply said “Do fers he ied to moke i ante litt ow,” referring S the proposals ion to reconsider the bill. ‘for a recall. The reading of the tele ’ Three bills introduced, with consent) yram was followed with aus of the gommittee on delayed dills.|° The recall was not They were house bill No. 202, by the} jength. It was said by members that | educational committee, to abolish the) (here is a feeling among opponcat ot office of school treasurer, transferring | the Nonpartisan league that a -ceal the duties to the county treasurer, ef- | ought cane instituted, in light of re- | ore in tees how ee aaert cent developments, anil the matter ce 0 je printing o! =) laws, a gz i eration was 1e house bin 206, relating to seed! grain | Poe na a iee committee: bonds. ~ The committee recommended) “4 recall election of a state ollicer that house bills Nos. 204 and 205 not! must be preceded by the filing of peti- , be permitted to he introduced, and the tions of 30 per cent of the voters at , committee was sustained. They-were! the Jast election, and after they are minor bills. toy W. p,| Hled with the secretary of state, the eo ecanate whee, naire ee an Oaaieiege ustin as a! aut C 4 ae f , nor more than forty-five day's HM. Crary will devote ajt his time |¢neroafter. during the remainder of ‘the session | ~~ eet to the ditties of journal clerk, GOOD PLACE TO DIE, West Orange, N. J.. Feb. LV. A, CONVENTION town, which has called itsel tive Kitchen ‘charged the Nonpartisans with wasting an hour and,.a,half of| time. Rep. John ‘Maddock wanted a} committee named to find out how) much, the five hours dealing with | the effect that minority members pay , the Dill, saying they were at. fault. Reichert’s Assertion. Qne —This) the + DEMANDS INDUSTRIAL | “healthiest town in the U. S.A” COMMISSION RESIGN | (Continued from page’) such notice as may be deemed wisc uates have become bank executives, Follow the Succe$$ful.’’? Enrott for the Spring term; graduate in Fall when most help is needed. Write F. L. Watkins, Pres., 806 Front St Fargo, N. D LAST, TIME TO-NIGHT To See | Tom Moore “Officer 666" The Cohan & Harris Notable Stage Success IT’S A SCREAM Two Reel Century. Comedy The Kind Every One Likes® . ’ ORPHEUM Haxd Rubber ‘Like Your Fountain Pen FOR SALE AT LEADING DEALERS. WHOLESALED BY Mandan-Washington Fruit Co. Mandan N. D. AUDITORIUM, Monday, Feb. 14 and practical, it being understood that) Qnee in 2 great while there comes a play for Your Mother, Sweetheart, Sister or Father. A when such state convention is conven- ed it shall. be called to order by the president of the Independent Voters Association, but that the coavention shall thereupon organize itself by se- lecting a chairman and secretary and | such committees us may’ be deemed | necessary to perform the duties of the convention in the wisest manner. “We recommend that the delegates from every legislative district that raises its allotted quota, of the state} campaign ft.d before May orst be re- J ITCHING ECZEMA FOR 4 YEARS fights | wanted to aid in the investigation. | ibited state laws which he said J him to have what he want- ed, without interference by Mayor or commissioner. When money seemed to be lacking for continuation of the inquiry, finan- cial assistance from private sources was promised the former governor, he announced, and a certified check for $20,000 was presented to him on, h 1 January 21 by Edward chairman of the New York Mer association committee on pollution, rage and waste‘ disposal, ‘This avaitable in the event fails to au- F appropriation ance of the work, but later nee and badget committee ot istimate voted to ap- of the bonds. Beulah Lignite Coal $5,50 and | Bear Creek Coal $12.50 deliver- | | ed. Wachter Transfer Co. Phone| 62 or 63, OriLimbsinPimples. Burned and Could Not Rest. Cuticura Healed, * T suffered for about fotir years with eczema on my limbs, from my knees down. At first they were very small pimples, and after a while the skin would begin to swell and get thick andcrack open. 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