The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 4, 1927, Page 3

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1927 TOO MANY LAND » OWNERS AREN'T Those Who Know the Game Are Prosperous, Says Sen- ator Ole Ettestad Senator Ole Ettestad, McHenry county, is one farmer who doesn't be- lieve that his troubles can be reme- died by legislation. The recent debate on the bill to furnish feed and seed to farmers whose crops have been hit by drouth "yevealed the McHenry county _sen- utor’s views on the troubles of the farmer, [p_He went back to the beginning of settlement of North Dakota in his attack on the measure. It was then that the whole trouble began, he said. The fault was that there was no regulation of: the class of settlers who claimed the farm lands, he told the senate. The farm lands of the state were taken mostly by “school teachers, newspaper men, _ white- collar workers,” and others, Ettestad asserted. He said that but few real farmers first came to the state, but those that did are now prospering. The others who tried to farm only got their lands heavily mortgaged for the next newcomers, Ettestad assert- ed, and added that the load was too heavy for inexperienced farmers who “didn’t know which end of the cow got up first in the morning.” All Classes But Farmers The senator said that he settled where he ferried many people across a nearby river. He kept a careful check of them, and the majority were #of all classes but farmers, he said. Ettestad concluded his’ arguments with the statement that there ought to be a state farm board to supervise farming, as other state regulated oc- cupations are. He pointed out that standards were set for hairdressers and_cosmetologists, and many other professions, but there are none which the farmer must meet. He declared that he didn’t believe in legislation for farm relief. If the farmers ure given seed and feed by the county, the next thing will be that the state will be ed to ish horses and machi a e averred that this time is not far off. Thirteen Bills Are Passed By House Thursday (Continued from page one.) present law, he pointed out, the husband of a woman ‘who remarried to become the guardian of her children by a prior” marriage. der Mrs. Craig's bill such action jarred. The loan bill defeated on the floor would amend the law relating to the Bank of North Dakota to permit it to make loans to any citizen of the state with:farm land as security. The 1 s such loans to persons ng on the farm, It re- 74 votes, two less than nec- sary to amend an initiated law. Nonpartisan opposition to it was based on the belief of some mem- bers that support of the proposed amendment would permit amendment of the entire act at some subsequent time by a mere majority vote. Ad- vocates of the bill, among them some Nonpartisan: legal authori last ht in an ef- fort to convince the recalcitrants that their fears were groundless. May Be Reconsidered C. F. Streich,- Bottineaa county, one of ‘the backers of the bill voted against it in order that he may move for reconsideration’ today. Backers of the measure expect it to pass when the legal point raised by Nonparti- sans is settled. In argument supporting the _ bill Streich pointed out that it would permit retired farmers who have left the farm to get state loans on their property. Burkhart contended that state loans should be granted only to people living on the land. An effort by Burkhart to take from the committee on highways and bridges the bill appropriating _§35,- 000 for the construction of a bridge over the Little Missouri river in Mc- Kenzie county, failed after a brief dispute. Supporters of the bill claimed that the committee is at- tempting to smother the bill, point- ing out that it has been in the com- mittee 16 ‘days whereas house rules require that committees report on bills in seven days unless an exten- sion of time is granted. Burkhart asked that the measure be placed on the calendar for final action today. Chairman J, McGauvran of the id_that the DR. R. S. ENGE Chiropractor ' Free Examination Lucas Bik. Bismarck, N. D. | ms Wedge Shirts Are deserving your interest $2.00 Investigate ¥ were busy looking up| ; lb which amends the m \ Pe ing passage of the bridge appropria ti attempting to o REAL FARMERS | for the bill So ill is a companion measure to aw’ in order to make the appropriation legal and 1. . Twichell, majority floor leader, jointed out that representatives ec ion were “adopting poor tactics i je the commit. losing friends | rhompson, Bur- | e expects to yote ropriation but that he and wi would not do so if it were taken away fi rom the committ Burkhart’s motion was defeated. ry Bank Bill Passed e bilt requiring banks to set aside half their net earnings as sur- plus until the surplus equals the capital stock was pas: to 37 Mrs. Craig | while t t declared the bill is “a oothing syrup for the depositors the bankers run away from axes. The bill giving legislative assent o receipt by the state money ap- propriated by the government to fi t c inance work by the agricultural ex- ension division of the agricultural college, to be used in-instruction and research with regard to farm man- agement and farm accountin; 1 provides that the state will receiv $10,000 the first year, $20,000 the sec- ond each year up to nor, chairman of th mittee, tl t t passed, ra 05 to 6. The federal approp year and creasing amounts 000, Edwin Tray- education com- aid. He made it plain that he federal law makes no requirement hat the state appropriate any money 0 assist in the work. Other bills passed Thursday amend- ed the law permitting counties to of- fer bounties for gophers, prairie“dogs, crows and rabbits by permitting bounties to be paid at any time dur- ing the and changed the governing criminal trials to ¢! ri also was passed. tate the same number of jur: jenges as the defense has. The latter asked by the st attor- The | giving The amount of the fund will depend on the population of tl ii mum amount be- maximum $1,000. he county, the ng $500 and the The Dill to license real | estate brokers and create a state realtors’ board to come up Thursday be- cause it had not becn properly en- grossed and enrolled. held up, the spea t uled for final consideration in The work cr explained, he length\of the bill. It the house today. Civilian Insular o Officer Proposed For Territories (#)—Creation a office, to ad- of the Philip Virgin Islands, | proposed in 3 man Willis of the s « c ommittce, a ‘armi Thomps Philippin i fice director, who would be the present Porto Rico and the Philippine Is- lands now are under the admin tion of the war departmen: other three territories nevy department. would leave Haw. their present are under the The Willis bill i and A in ‘us, under the inter- ior department. Under the me: would be presided ove’ out executive departmen and would report directly to the pr dent. In his annual message to congress last fall President Coolidge » time when the Philippin apparently was appr would ha’ transferred from military to civil- THEATRE Tonight and Saturday A stirring tribute to the youth of America! A rattling fast action pic- ture with . Fred, ver and the Boy Scouts go- ing at full speed! Coming—Monday and: Tuesday Dempsey.- Tunney ight Pi one | STATE AFFAIRS |: COMMITTEE. IS Will Present Report to Senate The North Dakota senat ceive two reports on ii Late Thursday afternoon the state affairs committee, which has had the bill under consideration for the last two weeks, split hopelessly over the bill and decided on a di One report will recommend the bili for passage as further amended at man, Grand Forks county, who intro- e| duced the bill. ommend “indefinite As a few members of the committee were Ys unable to state whi the majority report. believed passage will be the majority report. Whitman's gmendment flour offered for sale in must show the state in which the wheat was produced. {had already bee! out the requirement that the percen- tage of protein in the wheat must be stated. The amendments were adopted over the strong objections of Senators P estigation| J. Murphy, Walsh county; S.J. A kins, Tow Porter, Cav ents. Murphy asserted amendments took the “meat” from the bill. ure the insular of-| e present favored the vill been SPLIT ON BILL of the manufacturer and ‘the place | manufactured, the label must the percentage of each kind of wheat used in the flour, whether or not it is North Dakota hard spring wheat, the variety, and the net weight of on Governor’s Flour Label Bill The maliire as it now stands thought to be ‘orlie, who has threatened a similar bill in the house which has amended to stronge: ‘The acceptable to eliminate features. said. “What's the use | vestigate “pernicious politi n members of the com:| scnace cxpunges resolution from rec. vernor | tio | ty’ or kederal Judge i, L, Willi to stimula fuctures and importation of raw m terials, as | ord, | is} — Washington Paper profit of nearly thi nate bill would require that in addition to the name and address | the flour in the container. ioverfior Sor- flour label bill. fights ided report. suggestion of Senator Whit- The other will rec- postponement.” ie absent Thur: leaders were report would be However, it is recommendation for the Whitman's Amendment eliminates el on all state provision that the The measure amended to leave St. w. all Independ- that Whitman’s “The bill doesn’t mean any- Action snuff bills, expected to bring Thursd day when the lower body failed complete the work on its calendar. 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