The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 31, 1928, Page 3

‘WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1928 ~ LARGE AIRLINE HAY TRAVERSE NORTH DAKOTA State May Be Included “| Route of Planned Transcon- tinental Service Plans for a transcontinental air- line which will pass through North Dakota along the present route of the Northern Pacific railroad are being projected by Universal Air- | Jines, Inc., the state railroad board | was told here today by Mark M.| Hurd of Minneapolis, { Hurd was the only witness at the | hearing by the railroad board on the application of the Mid-Plane Sales | and Transit company of Minneapolis for permission to operate an air) service from Fargo to Beach with stops at Valley City, Jamestown, Bismarck, and other points. The Mid-Plane company also has made application for permission to oper- ate an air service from Wahpeton to the Canadian border and hearing on that matter was held this morn- ing. Application for permission to bperate an airline from Fargo to Beach also has been made by the North Dakota Midwest Airplane company, headed by Adam Lefor of Dickinson and evidence bearing on this application was to have been Seay today. Illness, however, ept Lefor from attending and gis company will be given an opportun- ity to present its data on Novem- ber 8. Hurd told the commission that tonsolidation and mergers are be- {ng made so fast among airplane Dperators that the average air transport pilot hardly knows the name of the company for whom he is. working and predicted that only | two major companies will be in the field within a short time, the prac- tice being to absorb the smaller tompanies which are pioneering in- Hependent airlines. The reason for this, he said, is greater efficiency and economy of operation and the fact that small airlines have trouble in paying their way. The intention of the Universal fompany, which controls the Mid- Plane company and other subsidi- ries, is to organize a network of hirlines covering the country, he said, with a northern transconti- nental line operated from Seattle and Spokane to New York via Min- heapolis and Cleveland. The cross- fontinent trip from Seattle would be made in 36 hours, he said, by Dele and rail, passengers arriving in Cleveland by train in time to take the night train from Cleveland to New York. The trip from North Dakota to New York would take about 25 hours, Hurd said. The Initial rates, he said, would be about 10 cents a mile, but reductions would be made when the volume of. business warrants, His Soman’, he said, plans to bid on airmail contracts when the postoffice department calls for air- BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE THRER influence its members by coercion. | to pay all. Some claim 50 millions | Safety Flyer }, 2 am above all things else an|will be needed eventually. Only | | American, and as such enjoy with | those having lost money in state | ia Americans a blood-bought herit- | banks are included. No one having Lieut. James E. Dyer, nav across the country in November to! flyer on! consequence. age. | money in closed national banks will | Because of that heritage we have | receive a penny. The deposits of {a solemn duty to perform as ac-/ national banks were never covered j countable unto our God to the end | by the guaranty fund law. Neverthe- ‘that that heritage shall remain in-| less those taxpayers who have lost | violate to the generations yet to! money by the closing of national jcome. As Christians we cannot re- | banks will have their share of the | gard this duty lightly. taxes to pay under this initiated bill. | Ihave no quarrel with those who! measure repeals the present | regard the question of prohibition as | nty fund law and prohibits the the paramount issue in the ca ment of any other kind of paign. They are entitled to their guaranty law in the future. All the jopinions. Each of us must satisfy | deposits which the guaranty fund and fulfill the dictates of his or her on have classed as unguar- | own conscience, and none of us are | anteed will be opened up to a new above mistake. Therefore there! gommission and the courts. It sets} | should be the utmost charity and tol-| aside the decision of the commission erance as between Christian men 's opportanity for thou- and women holding opposing vs.| Sands of cases:to be placed into the | | Ihave no criticism of cler hands of lawyers, who will in this | | who deem it their duty to inject the | manner receive a more or less gen- | {church into polities, but the church | er share of these individual | | in politics must, if it be truly Amer-| claims if the courts decide against | ican, both give and take criticism in| ther good spirit. The church in polit: should not separate the ee stamping one a moral issue iy ‘branding another as of no moral! Every issue is fraught | made sors of the bill have duty at San Diego, Calif., is to fly| with tremendous moral consequence. 1 I trust this letter will be receiv receive, from President Coolidge, the| in the spirit in which it is giv Herbert Schiff Memorial Trophy, an| and that in the end right will tri annual award for safe flying. Dur-| umph, that error will give place to | ing the last fiscal year, ieutenant| truth and that in good time we shall Dyer flew 1251 hours without in-| arrive at a brighter and better | jury to plane or personnel. mail bids on a northern transcon- tinental route. | PEOPLE'S FORUM ‘| Editor Tribune: Revie tisarontiae CRITICIZES CHURCH ATTITUDE| Vote upon Nov . Thi Bismarck, Oct. 31, j Editor Tribune: I am a Methodist. I am also In my boyhood days I was and have kept my I am supporting Alfred E. Smith for president in the coming election and resent the un-American tactics of the church of which I am a member in attempting to influence its members to support a candidate by classifying its membership as “wet Methodists” and “dry Method- ists” in total disregard of other im- portant issues. This sort of campaigning is un- American because it separates the issues, one of which it deems a Proper subject for church discussion, others of which are taboo. It denies: to its members the right to formu- late honest opinions and base their support upon considerations which to them are of paramount moral portance without suffering the in- signia of “wet.” The church does not and will not permit the dis- cussion of other issues, on the theory that such other questions are not moral issues. It therefore violates the American doctrine of free speech, freedom of thought, and attempts to Read THE TRUTH ABOUT P| America, ' oy | HERBERT J. ROBERTS. | jtgpgi g Record In Two i OPPOSES M | Continents Hard to Equal | Esmond, Nurse Waite of New Brighton writes: “While nursing in New York, in my ' early twenties, I was poisoned by food, my sister nurse recommended your The people of the state of North ended iti wonderful Vegetable Laxative Pills. ®/ Dakota have an initiated mez jof the most vicious measures ever | offered for the acceptance j tion of the people. Those who c lated the petitions, which were {necessary to have signed by at least in order to get the prescribed them for thousands of my patients whawere suffering with indi- gestion, gas and sour stomach, bilious- a = caused by constipation poisoning.” CARTER’S LITTLE LIVER PILLS measure _ initiated, ness, sick headache and indigestion | provision for a levy of 1 mill on the total assessed valuation of the state, which is $922,000,000, to pay | thirds of the members of the senate the interest on the bond issue. This| to change it in the least. The pro- levy is over and above the maximum vision that the legislature shall pro- levy now fixed by the constitution. | vide any needed levy after four years They have also provided that the! is carefully made. In four years bonded indebtedness requested in! the deficit in interest will be over a this bill be over and above the con- | million dollars. stitutional limit now fixed. Can the | constitution uf the state of North) still Dakota be amended in this manner? | with Even if it could—Ict us figure a bit! | measure passes and these firms col- The bill we are a to accept | lect the claims they also collect a calls for an issue of millitn dol- commission. 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