The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 2, 1933, Page 2

_2 FARM STRIKE BILL ~ DECLARED PASSED BY STATE SENATE Pecision Wednesday Precipi- tates Stormy Debate Over Proper Procedure A bill to legalize farm strikes and to empower the governor to protect strikers if riots result was sent to the house Wednesday, after Lieutenant, Governor Ole H. Olson, presiding of-{ ficer of the North Dakota senate,/ Tuled the measure had passed. Efforts to bring about reconsider- ation of the bill because of an er-| Foneous announcement by the chair| ‘Tuesday that the proposal was lost,i failed after numerous motions and! Toll calls, and considerable debate on Parliamentary procedure. The vote on the bill Tuesday was 25 to 24 for passage, but through a clerical error the vote was announced as 25 against and 24 in favor of the ‘measure. Wednesday's session, opening as a Tecess from Tuesday's 29th legislative day, started with an announcement by Olson that the chair had erred in giving the results of the vote, and that the bill will be recorded as ap- proved. The announcement caused a par- Namentary wrangle which ended temporaryily with a motion for ad- journment of the 29th legislative day at 2 p. m. at which time the new legislative day commenced. On convening for the 30th day, the senate resumed arguments on the bill ending with defeat of a motion to reconsider the vote by which the bill was declared passed. The motion, made by Sen. D. J. Tinnes, Grand Forks, lost 25 to ‘Clincher’ Had Been Applied When announcement was made ‘Tuesday that the bill had been de- feated, a “clincher” motion was ap- proved. It takes two-thirds vote to bring about a reconsideration if the “clincher” is attached. Arguments were presented at Wed- nesday’s session that the bill had been declared lost and could not be recorded as approved unless recon- sidered and passde, but Olson reite- rated his ruling that the bill would be considered passed and that the “clincher” motion attached Tuesday is not binding. FORECAST For Bismarck and vicinity: Some- what unsettled tonight and Friday; colder Friday. —= For North Da- kota: Somewhat unsettled tonight and Friday; colder Friday. For South Da- kota: Somewhat unsettled tonight and Friday; cold- er Friday west and north por- tions, For Montana: Generally fair to- night and Friday; colder northeast and south-central Portions tonight. For Minnesota: Partly cloudy to- night and Friday; colder Friday in north portion, GENERAL CONDITIONS A low pressure area extends from the Great Lakes region eastward to the New England states while a high pressure area is centered over the Northwest. Temperatures dropped considerably in the Great Lakes re- gion and Mississippi Valley but else- where changes have been unimport- ant. Snow fell at scattered places throughout the northern states and in the Canadian Provinces. The weath- er is generally fair over the central and southern states. Bismarck station barometer, inches: 28.29. Reduced to sea level, 30.19, NORTH DAKOTA POINTS q COLDER. BISMARCK, snowing.. Devils Lake, clear . Fargo-Moorhead, sni Williston, cldy. Minot, clear Grand Forks, Valley City, cld: Jamestown, snowing . OUT OF STATE POINTS qT am Low Pct. Boise, Idaho, cldy....... 20 18 .00 Calgary, Alta. 4 02 Chicago, Ill., cldy. 28 28 = (00 Denver, Colo., clear.... 16 16 .00 Des Moines, Ia., clear.. 18 18 .00 Dodge City, Kans., clear 20 16 .00 Edmonton, Alta. clear. -8 -12 04 Havre, Mont., cldy...... 14 10 .04 Helena, Mont., snowing 20 20 .00 Huron, S. D., snowing.. 2 0 .00 Kamloops, B. C., cle; 22.00 Kansas City 24 00} ‘ 4 00} 6 9 .00 2 2 00 Modena, Utah, clear.... 8 2 00 No. Platte, Neb., clear.. 12 00 Oklahoma Cit: 00 y, O., clear 30 Pierre, 8. D., clear . 8 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1933 |t "Weather Report | |MEASURE TO REPEAL INITIATED TAX LAW DEFEATED IN HOUSE Charge of ‘Smoke-Screen’ Brings Retort ‘Voters Know Their Business’ The house of representatives of the North Dakota legislature Wednesday accepted a majority committee report |for indefinitely postponing action on the Godwin bill to repeal the ini- tiated 50 per cent valuation. Brief discussion preceded the vote jon the motion of W. J. Godwin, Mor- bill, to substitute a minority report recommending passage for that of the majority. The vote was 79 to 32] against the minority report. The initiated law, at which God- win's bill was aimed, reduced the basis of valuation for assessment for the general property tax from 75 to 50 per cent. The repeal bill would have re- stored the 75 per cent basis. Godwin said the initiated law was passed under a “smoke screen” while though he preferred a less drastic re- duction than in the present law, he opposed restoring it to the 75 per cent basis at this time. Ole Ettestad, McHenry, condemned minority groups whom he sald are “always trying to say people do not know what they are doing.” He said the people of North Dakota voted for the 50 per cent basis and “we should abide by their decision.” Voting for the minority report rec- ommending passage of the bill were: Aljets, Bailey, Born, Broschat, Dahl, Endres, Fedje, Fitch, Fitzgerald, Fug- lestad, Godwin, Hanson of Barnes, Hanson of Stark, Homnes, Jardine, Jodock, Lynch, McInnes, McKellar, Nelson of Morton, Nelson of Ward, Odegard, Ogleby, Place, Rue, Sandile, Savre, Schauss, Sprenger, Sticka, Stoa and Wolf. Others, except Traynor and Bruns- dale who were absent, voted against the report. The bill for diverting one-third of the gas tax to the Bank of North Da- 00!kota for retirement of rural credit in a measure introduced in the North| property unless husband and wife|North Dakota Children’s Home and|station under farm condi- Dakota senate Wednesday. bptadeg mast nyt Judiciary. et ae ne ee Under th ly Sena- B. 120—Rue of Burleigh: Pro- . 37 — Appropria' pound of fat cow daily for four tor Herman Thorton nnd carying en vides for taxation of all lands ownedyNorth Dakota House of Mercy, Fargo.| years on two milkings per day. If you by Bank of North Dakota. Tax, 8. B. 42 — Approrpiat forldo not consider that a real accomp- ‘appropriation of $1.500, a legislative) “H, B, 121—Peterson of Mounirail, refunds of state treas-| lishment, it with your herd for committee of six would present a plan Aljets and Broschat of Wells, Thomp- | Urer- four years,” says the National Asso- mane When sdopted by av ce wire oon of Burleigh and Smith of Cass; John’s Orphange, ee 7 bana poh 2 pablle, aa states, a “national federated, legisla |TePeals present law relating to county |St. John's : AB) tive, cooperative, agricultural associa- ih’ WOuld be tebed.” tering work of agricultural Each state would be entitled to| velopment. State affairs, Hettinger Herd Has | Would Put Blue Sky High Butterfat Mark Measures Under Axe Hettinger, N. D., Feb. 2—Third| Abolition of the state securities highest in the national Holstein- tion upon all questions of agricultural | of Sargent; provides for acrip plan to Leah istribution and legisia-|be known as “North Dakota self. tional, or protective farm organiza- tion, would be entitled to one rep- er, Bh ag to attend federation be known as an advisory commission- ton county, one of the authors of the} meetings. ;|L. L. Twichell, Cass county, said] 8. B. 154—Thorson of Hettinger-|predatory birds or animals within : Creates federated, legislative, tative agricultural association by cooperation with other surplus pro- ducing states of union. Agriculture. 8. B, 155—Olson of Barnes: Abol- ishes securities commissions, repeals “Blue $ky” act, and transfers records to state bank examiner. State Affairs. 8. B, 156—Cain of Stark: Clarifies 1931 act relating to bond required of contractors on public improvements, to include repairs. Judiciary. 8. B, 157—Cain of Stark: Fixes $4 ‘a day as maximum compensation, and five-cents mileage for inspectors, field men, appraisers, and collectors in Bank of North Dakota farm loan de- partment. Banks and Banking. 8. B, 158—McDonald of Burleigh: Provides attorney general instead of states attorney represent Workmen's Compensation Bureau in appeals to district court from bureau's tecisio: in appeals from district court trial “ novo” would be had. Insurance. 8. B, 159—Timnes of Grand Forks (by request): Exempts cities of 5,000 or more, unless majority of electors resentative from each organization to| raise Uy from H. B. 124—Ettestad of McHenry and Niewoehner of McHenry; amends law on un township tax levies to two to four mills, Tax. H. B. 125—Swett of Kidder: Permits creation of fund by county supervisors for care of cemeteries. State affairs, H. B. 126—Game and fish commit. tee: Permits opening of muskrat runaways for placing of traps, Game. H. B. 127—Game and fish commit- tee: Forbids sale of bass in state. Game. H. B. 128—Game and fish commit- tee: Permits use of blinds on land. Game. H. B, 129—Game and fish commit- tee: Empowers game commissioner to name individuals for destruction of state game refuge. Game. H. B, 130—Game and fish commit- tee: Permits use of dogs for retriev- ing deer or upland game during open season. Game. H. B, 131—Game and fish commit- tee: Defies illegal possession of game and fish and provides penalties for violation. Game. H. B. 132—Game and fish commit- tee: Permits game commissioner to regulate hunting from airplane. Game. HH. B. 133—Game and fish commit- tee: Takes snowy owls from list of protected birds. H, B. 134—Game ana fish commit- tee: Lowers trapping license from $2 to $1 and raises fishing license from 50 cents to $1. Game. HH. B. 135—Game and fish commit- tee: Amends law on carrying gun afield to prohibit carrying afield be- tween July 1 and earliest opening date of hunting season as fixed by federal regulation, legislative act or executive order. Game. ‘H. B. 136—Game and fish commit- VICKS Whole nation i uidating farm and industrial recov-|mriesian associ tion “herd test” over | Sky” laws are ina Maintenance of a lobby at Wash-/ery bill.” Banks, 3 Proposed messure ington during sessions of congress| H. B. 123—Swett of Kidder: Pro-|% ‘our-year testing périod in class “O” | introduced in the North Dakota sen-istence, would be authorized “for the purpose | vides that all state public buildings be is the accomplishment of the Hettin-| ate Wednesday. a of presenting data on agricultural| insured by state for fire and tornado| Se" Substation dairy herd, according’ gen. ©. J. Olson of Barnes, author| PLAN TELEPHONE HEARIN Subjects to members of congress and losses as policies expire after August bah tog re ig Da ag A hearing on the petition of the o government,” Insurance. Period Tecords commission, with all] witlowbank Farmers Union local ree Any state-wide commodity, educa- substation herd produced on home-| future office ANTISEPTIC SAVES HALE ! to trial offer &en. C. W. Fine's motion to correct | Ptince Albert, S., cld 2 04! bonds was sent to general orders. approve, from jurisdicition of railroad|tee: Permits domestication and the senatd journal to show the meas- os a Ge els ii =a 00| ‘The committee report recommend- over public utilities./ propagation of protected game birds on anti tic makers Va Rub ure passed was adopted. RamburesGHe cae es oe 0 ling passage of a bill for repeal of the | Cities. and animals. Game. ntssep 9g apo. Efforts were then made to adopt @/st. Louis, Mo.. clea Ol) Minot fair appropriation law Was ac- Bills Passed H. B. 137—Game and fish commit- “clincher” motion on the measure as| st poly ye: ‘0g |cepted and the measure placed on the| H. B. 28—Gives state's consent to/tee:' Permits fur farming under reg- WW: MAKE no extravagant in Burope. Vicks Veratese is a .. AS senators jumped to their 00 | calendar. federal government for acquiring|wations set by game commission claims for Vicksnew Anti- belenced antiseptic... feet with several other motions, a '32} A senate bill to tax gaming ma-|lands if needed for national forests. [Game and Fish. septic. Instead, we have supplied enough to be used daily with- motion to adjourn was put and de- ‘00 /cines came out of committee with a| 8. B. 114—Creates one-man high-| 4, B. 138—Muus and Patterson of to druggists... at less thas cost out risk to delicate membranes clared carried, bringing to an end .00|recommendation for indefinite post-| Way commission. Ward: ‘Provides for removal of city +25 million trial bottles...80 ...strong enough to do every- the 29th legislative day. Sioux City, Ta. cl .00| ponement and the house accepted it. | 8. B. 87—Permits examination Of} managers within six months, defines you can test it in your own home. thing an oral antiseptic shoulddo. An attempt was made by opponents| Spokane, Wash. clear.. 14 00} Minor amendments on three house| jurors by either party before exercis-|auties and permits elections for reten- Already, in only 18 days, hundreds of the bill to bring about a roll call|Swift Current, S.. peld 02! bills necessitated their being sent to|ing either peremptory challenges oF|tion or discard of plan. Cities. pers se pS fbtoesree taken, YOu can wse Vicks Antiseptic on the motion to adjourn, but when| Zhe Pas, Man., cl igeneral orders for consideration | challenges for cause. H. B. 139—Carlson of Griggs- be ‘of this, for all the customary uses... in it was pointed out that the measure) Toledo. Ohio, cid ‘sday. ‘The measures ineluded| 8. B. 86—Requires chattel mortgage |stecie: Places 3 cent tax on each 1% wancage trial offer, could be considered again after ad- innemucca, Ne' ns for postings of school dis-| OF bill of sale of household goods be) ounces, or major fraction thereof, of Vicks Voratone is simply the Journment for the new legisiative day treasurers’ reports instead of| Signed by both husband and wife. | nurr state Affairs. | best oral antiseptic our STOP GETTING UP NIGHTS Physic the Bladder with Juniper Oil Drive out the impurities and ex- ess acids that cause irritation, burn- ing and frequent desire. Juniper oil} bill, moved the “clincher” motion est: Amends law on process exemp- y is pleasant to take in the form of| which carried. i ; Feet aretiude husband of wife in| 5 B+ 14—Appropriates $10,000 for BUEETS, the bladder physic, also EES | Provisions for banding together stead of merely “head of family.” containing buchu leaves, etc. Works| Gene Sarazen says of golfers! @svicultural states for thelr “mutual judiciary, on the bladder similar to castor oil| grip their clubs as if were milk- | benefit and protection” are contained|" 3p 119—Oglesby of Barnes voids on the bowels, Get a any drug store. After fou not relieved of “getting up nights back and get your money. If you are bothered with backache or leg pains caused from bladder disorders you are bound to fecl better after this cleansing and you get your regu- jar sleep. Hall's Drug Store and Pin- mey’s Drug Store say BUKETS is a best seller—Advert nt. When Your Daughter Comes toWomanhood | faulty drives and p Ss, Shortly after the sen- ate was once more called to ord moved to reconsider the vote. A vas demanded and the motion 22. | el in, author of the bill, ing a cow. If this practice results in the cow in a Bossie would go bad |i » reflect hi should Gene iblication in newspapers, protection of sheriffs from damage suits and absolving county officials from lla- ility after compelling them to deposit. funds with county treasurers. Coalition of Farm Belt States Stop That Cough ing} No Matter How It Has Hung on What do you care what it tastes like or smells like, so long as it does the work. So long as it rids you of that racking, stubborn cough? Bronchuline Emulsion is a man-size cough medicine,-and does a man-size job. A tight, racking cough that has hung on and hung on is just the kind it likes to go after. Two doses usually do the trick. If racking torture, you can have your 8. 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