The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 17, 1933, Page 3

ee WOMAN'S PLACE IN POLITICS REVIEWED DURING CONVENTION History of Feminine Influence in National Affairs Trac- ed By Mrs. Smith Political activities of American ‘women from the earliest days of our nation up to the present were re- viewed in a talk given by Mrs. Ray R. Smith, Bismarck, on “Women's Part in Politics,” during the convention of the North Dakota Federation of Non- partisan Women’s clubs here. Mrs. Smith is the wife of the new deputy Gtate auditor. Mrs. Smith’s address follows: To paint a true delineation of the part which women have played in politics, one would need to go back beyond the dawn of history. In Amer- ica the woman voter has been going to the polls for a little more than a decade, yet since the election of George Washington she has been a vocal factor in presidential elections. If she could not vote, her husbands and sons could. If she were not per- mitted to mark ballots she could tell emphatically in the presence of her children and grandchildren just how they should be marked. Moreover, her position was steadily strengthened by the woman's movement which even- tually was to provide her with a polit- ical weapon even more potent than the tongue. y The deplorable thing about women’s interest in politics in the early years was that the women who took the The much-feared women’s vote was| portions tonight. apparently a myth, since only about THE Weather Report FORECAST ismarck and vicinity: Partly ‘cloudy tonight and Saturday; not much change in Portion tonight and warmer southeast and extreme east For Minnesota: Partly cl in 30 per cent of the total presidential| north, generally fair in south tonight vote had been cast by women and/and Saturday; not so cold in south- that had been same proportion as the men’s vote between the two candidates, Harding Four years later the situa- On paign leaders agreed that there and this too being split on the same|over the southern Plains States while basis of Pressure area, accompanied these results cam-) cold weather, is centered over Dish, Was|Idaho and divided in virtually the auc and in east and north ay. ; l GENERAL CONDITIONS pressure aréas, accompanied by warmer weather, are centered over the western Canadian Provinces and a high by Nevada. Temperatures no need to worry further about the/are above zero in all sections, except any 13 Then came the election of 1928, and t to their theories. turned thumbs Her husband and In the country as @ whole 45 per cent of the vote was/ Devils Lake, clear...... cast by women and in some section of | Fargo-Moorhead, cldy.. 22 0 y party| in Nevada where sub zero readings oc- The decision was that|curred. The weather is somewhat un- at all or else|Settled in all sections and scattered repeated their husband's or father's Find flurries occurred over the lorthwest. Bismarck station barometer, inches: 28.01, Reduced to sea level, 29.85. NORTH DAKOTA POINTS 7am Low Pct. BISMARCK, cldy. 22 00 12, (Ol an A geet BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1938 SENATE Bills Introduced 8. B. 326—Reduces salaries of ap- tly | pointive state officials, Bills Passed 8. B. 151—Clarifies initiated law prohibiting corporation farming. 8. B. 307- tes $1,500 for inspection and eradication of bee dis- eases, 8. B, 275—Appropriates $1,501.95 for housing present legislature. 8. B. 197—Permits traffic expert and director of motor transportation of railroad commission to hold hear- ings for commission. 8. B. 232—Permits district court judge, on request of states attorney or chairman of county commissioners, to appoint special counsel to assist states attorney in important cases. 8. B. 228—Makes invalid chattel mortgages on future acquired prop- erty and property not particularly de- scribed in such mortgage. H. B. 36—Appropriates $200 to pay L, J. Wehe for services in 1919 in- vestigation. Senate Concurrent Resolution “K” —Naming bridge being constructed at Elbowoods “Four Bears.” Bills Defeated 8, B. 235—Requires hotels and eat- ing places to comply with laws con- cerning operation and conduct of lt- censed hotels and cafes and with ‘workmen's compensation and mini- mum wage law. Indefinitely Postponed 8. B. 58—Provides for forfeiture to counties of real property on which | | employes of state educational institu socept reimburse R. J. Kamplin for law li- brary lost in capitol fire. © H. B. 268—Permi Officers or Senate Measure Is Rejected by House for lectures and} ‘The house of representatives Thurs- - ole acenamindin fee coretins a tions to Ft. Benton. The vote was 44 for pass- age, 63 against. . 280—Limiting power of offi- nee rigtson, MeKensie, told the ie co farm land from city|thst the appropriation was necessary i P fooade’& new fond ia ceder 10 obeain @ new roa ler Camp Lente) a waraie tikt of the bin For Preliminary Rum | wos serve as sa’ entering ‘wedge — to force a bridge sppropraition at Daytona Beach, Fa, Feb. 17.—()—|some later date, was sounded by L. Le Mechanics labored Friday over Sir|Twichell, Cass. Malcolm Campbell's great Bluebird] ,,~The County will build the road to speed cat nan effort to mate 1/,ziet afer the bridge ite i to ready for a test run late in the day./bound to build the bridge,” Twichel! | Should they be unable to complete |said. Teadjustments in time for a run Fri- Saale Bd that Al aclts oe) day, there probably will be none be-| coroner and several other offices that fore Sunday, on account of the/now are elective, failed to receive a Sime oe the Gag Gran the ee the only| constitutional majority and was de- way is avaiable hog ee speed-lciared lost by Speaker Minnie D. ee eee Wehe Appropriation To Print Resolution Is Passed By Senate Attacking Wet Chief) 4 measure appropriating $200 to t. ‘The senate adopted a of the 8 ‘Wehe, Bismarck attorney, for state affairs committee, headed by|“Professional services rendered Sen. D. H. Hamilton of McHenry,| special investigating committee” in that the senate resolution denying C./1919 passed the state senate Thurs- P, Stone of Mandan permission to/ day and goes to the governor. If sign- appear on the senate floor or in thejed by the chief executive it will cul- CAPITOL “yor OC Dally 2:30 -7-9 Tonight Teer the wt Reevty contest’ SAME PRICE today AS 42 YEARS AGO ECONOMICAL end EFFICIENT as gallery be printed in the Journal. iminate 14 years effort on the part he country the total was-es high as| Williston, ND, clear:. 14 14 .90|*@xes have been delinquent for four| "The resolution was introduced. in|of the attorney to collect compensa- Grand Forks, clear 16 5 00} Years. the senate following publication’ of a/ tion. ‘ Jamestown, clear 20 12 8. B. 206—Lowers from 15 to 10 per! statement by Stone that efforts would| The vote in the senate was 37 to 1 9 rae elated Bl bended Bhd a made ie recall any legislators vot-| 12, with Sen. A. W. Fowler, Cass coun- nee Pet county =| ing repeal of the prohibition / ty, iis vote bj OUT OF STATE POINTS stoners to call election to vote on tax av. “ ‘ vad enti 66 levy for “grasshopper extermination Batteries for Chev., Ford, ete., $2.95 Exch. Guaran- teed even at this low cost. Special sale begins Feb. 18. —Gamble Stores. greatest concern were often the Mrs. a Grundys of the country. Until very recently women have not allowed their 5 party loyalty to be as strong as their Personal beliefs. Speaks of Colonial Days 83 did not believe Wehe tit! Tath tow PS ve Wehe was entitled to = It is safe to guess that the woman Politician of colonial days deplored only the fact that Thomas Jefferson was a free-thinker and that she was moral issues. Despite her alleged interest in disarmaments and interna- tional relations she paid no heed to the candidates’ views on these sub- Amarillo, Tex., cidy. Boise, Idaho, cldy. . Calgary, Alta., cldy. Chicago, Ill., peldy. funds.” 8. B. 2089—Repeals provision of law requiring tagging of beavers taken by the money, but that he favored th WHAT? NO EGGS! i 5 Berlin. The person who depends on early shopping for his breakfast jects. The power question, the tariff, 3 trappers. in Berlin, eats no eggs. He eats Tighteously indignant Petmtecd rauie | Nicaragua did not interest her at all. Des ilies ies ae 8. B, 57—Limits applications for|bread and milk. There is s police k the poor lic money and set it up in the|, There may have been many logic®l ' Dodge City, Kans., cldy. 28 pardon and parole of persons con~| regulation controlling hours for sale Order ite pi y economic and political reasons for her | Edmonton, ‘Alta., cldy.. 32 26 victed of bank robbery, embezzlement) of all retail goods, and eggs are not ofthe GoldenRuleis Se MERRIE the |Yot@s for Herbert Hoover. But she|Havre, Mont, clear... 18 or larceny of assets, to prisoners who) permitted to be sold until 7 o'clock. ig _ Jacl 4 baer pel ue the | was satisfied to know of his dryness | Helena, Mont., cldy. have served 75 per cent of their term.| Until recently milk also couldn't be CONVE rhe peed ae red atau sidency |S religion, his religion and his so- ‘Huron, 16 8. B. 112—Prohibits issuance of ad-| cold until 7, but it can now be bought RT'S nd also the most scurrilous one, yer |<ist, BackEround as opposed to that | Eamloops, B.C. 10 9o|aitional ‘North Dakota real estate| at 6:30, | FONERAL SERVICE roe there can be litte doubt that every | Most women have been able, up to Lander, Wyo., cle 4 Senate Concurrent Resolution “P” 5 pte fone rnin , sao. eee ussed now to see @ political campaign only lonieeed City: Me a one ie —Proposes constitutional amendment PHONE 304 For while women, generally speak- ing, have always lamented the fact that men candidates call each other ugly names over mere economic is- California syrup of figs when sick- ness, @ cold or any upset has clogged ® child's bowels. WARNING: Even when it’s some- thing*to give children, some stores will try to substitute. So be sure the bottle says CALIFORNIA Syrup of Figs. —Advertisement. in terms of its moral issues. They have been able to arouse a whole- (Modena, Utah, clear... hearted interest in an election only when they have seen a chance to vote Sane a rae No. Platte, Neb., clea D., clear: a8SoraaSenSiSSBesess ry s SBeessseessessesssssersssssses e g for one-house legislature. HOUSE Bills Passed 8. B. 102—Provides school districts or townships whose property is not Now a Crocheted Rug on some question that was ‘right or|Prince Aibert, 8, Fi There has been a cry for a coe el eld ries noel reset wrong. pee tome 10 : required to be insured against fire easier and quicker to make and ions wit rinea acataiwasn acupiaiion I say “up to now”, because I be-|Rapid City, 8. D., clear 24 16 or tornado, shall be insured in mutual expensive than the hooked ones, eee ey ce veasure’ the airing of Heve that in the last election women |St. Louis, Mo. cldy..... 32 32 companies or state fire and tornado Here it is. A modified modernistic @ justly moral measure the airing a were awake to the seriousness of the |St. Paul, Minn, cldy... 6 4 fund. design crocheted in black and pretty candidates’ past social errors and/ economic questions involved and the |Salt Lake City, U., clear 10 10 8. B. 1—Provides for redemption of Oriental colors of an absolutely color personal missteps. international crisis facing the world |8. 8. Marie, 8 real estate sold or forfeited to coun- fast washable cotton yarn. We sup- The ninteenth century reformers.) ang that they submerged their cru- | Seattle, Was! 36 ties for taxes of 1931 or prior years. . ° “Me ply you with a chart and the re- revivalists and victorians provided| ssding reform spirit In the whole. | Sioux City, Ia., cl 18 H. B. 119—Volds encumbrances omething like a million men quired large hook and the necessary these women politicians with social! hearted hope that in the “new deal” » Wash., peldy. 24 24 .00! upon exempt personal property unless quantity of the colors of and moral standards for presidential there might be relief for suffering Swift Current, &., peldy. 24 16 04 husband and wife agree to instru- mat works up so rapidly candidates. The log cabin, country humanity, ~ The Pas, Man., clear.. -14 -16 00) one. 7, answer that ha call every into @ substantial yet soft rug that boy type of candidate had long been |MUMAIEY. | o wetittie | Toledo, Oho, cldy. °°. 28 28 90/MeMe ot uctcict and you're HAPPY PPy 70 sw ill sarely Wisk 'So soa eeN 8 favorite with men voters. No doubt linis former attitude of women of Winnemucca, Nev., clear -4 -€ 04) “judges to aid in bankruptcy . " the men liked to feel that the man in| America, I believe it is the evolu | Vou uPee_Man» Slav.» 4 2 02/CoS Sten appointed by bankruptcy morning. That's worth the white house was in reality 00} tionary process by which women have officials, Harry days are usually gs better than themselves: while the grown greater than those viewpoints Governor to Restrict H. B, 212—Authorizes insurance} days. Why not add to these beri h terious manner thatthe moral atmos-|""A"eeman' interes wil always te| AUdiences in Future |imimnrty tse and peenits applces| "Poor health and exmsipation ee ee Be pioee y not have | great Where home and child welfare Go i tions for refund. after six years er hand in on Get rid of J “ Wi: an that of cities. may ni ve vernor William Langer said go - emphasis" reuirement.‘Bul| Sed een, women’ ae polielan|ZBurany that ue fo the presse t| wt wears vores bonds fom w to| common constipation by eating a ee a Sees in ificigiel or ne will be able to see that these things ie pater il with the session roy 3 per cent of electors. @ delicious cereal. A M é ” e candidate was a ‘nice man’—the Fiona acl no conferences "'B, 220-—Permi prisonment Tests show Kelloge’s kind of a man she so earnestly ad-| Sit Tatner are based Upon the soli| Wil be held by him except with offi-| ttice'court judgments if fine or tine fon “balk” tone of ne monished her sons to become. dity of the world. pon the soli-/cials of the state government, or Justice court judgment full ri ed. ALL-Bran provides to ex- ‘ War Modified Standards Se acacia members of the legislature until the| Nd Jail term are not fully satisfled.| ereise the intestines, and vitamin While Civil war issues somewhat resagggp oman mic| ‘108 Of the session, H. B. 3—Appropriates $1,242,200 for! B to aid regularity. ALL-BRaN modified these narrow standards, it is| wren We ave ® sound economic) re stated that much as he disliked |¢xPenses of executive, judicial and} 4 glao twice as rich in iron as significant that during the campaign | oeee, nt ee vem the worrd| ‘2, adopt this procedure, attairs of| lesislative branches of the state Gov-/ an equal weight of beef liver. of 1860 the women of the south based | tre 10.8 mteium, miner dabie,| the state relative to new enactments ee ee The “bulk” in Atz-Baaw is their opposition to Lincoln on his| warret is reliable and dependable, |wii require all his time until the| B. 13 Appropriates $27,088 for h like that in leaty vege rT ES HEN sae pockies on mony with each others’ policies and ser H. B. 231—Repeals law providing| tables. How much better than litical and pertinent fact that he) sows, Wen crime and child degener- — Sor crenell ok slecsi Pee ioees: in cities} taking pills and drugs—so often able it is reversible thus giving extra Wavinin Grent was nominated for the|t¥ will cease to be an ogre and will| New Antise ti ment. ha: a ie ee ee residency women below the Mason |Sdlust themselves readily upon the ptic H. B. 262—Permits county courts to The background in black and the pegs edits proclaimed him a|ft@mework of our nation’s security Cc ts Gar li suspend sentences. other colors are blue, soft red, green Grunkard and a swearer and even| #24 happiness. u ‘4 Bills Defeated and yellow. If requested it may be those north of this division line were| Now that women are growing politi- C I alf 8. B. 27—Providing $500 appropria- had as number C315A with a colored SSoritteA ore: Maranie cmaagtal sted call minded, can wd sesh Se: ony osts In tion for soundings and preliminary Fl background (state color desired) if bits. — survey over iver rcolator you prefer to use it in the bathroom Later in the seventies, as the wom- ae ee ee Five Million Trial Bottles of |near old Fort Union. or kitchen. Price for large wooden ne nee usade ewept the | women may have on party results and) Wicks Antiseptic Furnish mh of rane 2) other of may porte te from your ee United in'a demonstration of approval decisions as to ways and means, can-| Proof of Its Quality—and| ticers. Specially C316, 280; large wooden needle, 5c; for Rutherford B. Hayes, sending him | @dates, platforms and appointments.| Its Amazing Economy! Indefinitely Postponed prepared for any DRIP Maker. complete materials including rug, letters, telegrams and bouquets as a Toere ae qaare a bf pi pa — H. B. 44—Repealing law requiring Fu ° Ae th needle and chart, $1.95. Order by teward for serving wineless dinners,| Wie mane cl national politics} GUARANTEED BY DRUGGISTS | assessors to gather agricultural sta- ‘iter papers tn cach tin. mail only, allowing a week to 10 days ‘The same narrow viewpoint was ome a prominence and lustre tistics. for delivery. Address Aunt Martha evidenced in the Cleveland-Blaine and | 95 any mans. The makers of Vicks VapoRub have| H. B. 145—Permitting issuance of c/o The Bismarck Tribune, Bismarck, in the McKinley-Bryan campaigns, ae where does North Dakota stand| produced an antiseptic which does|certificates of indebtedness on taxes XTRACTS@TEA= BAKING POWDER N. Dak. when women entirely overlooked the | im this advance of women in the poli-|everything that a gargle or mouth-|due and authorizes setting up fund ee wn A ti reac RG ES Pt Oa Po, on In 1912 the more its uality antisep- . crusading spirits! many years, and in this year, with| tics. The name of this new product|of salaries for employes, of political ia Wave Nook. 102 3rd St. Phone : one of the most difficult sessions ever] is Vicks Voratone Antiseptic. subdivisions to be paid in cash and|_78% confronting a state, North Dakota! ‘The only real proof is actual use.|half in warrants. STEAM SUPERCURLINE permanent 1] es me r or Z Teenie. chose a phage to ie To furnish this proof—Vicks chemists} H. B. 183—Appropriating $729.67 to| waves. Regular $5.00; reduced; dis- Do this for Unliring, comprehensive study of les-|eortS milion, seecal tal oti |Wandivere (o* Proweuion of Ed) trizutr grants short-time special ot =e y ° — . Y, Child i islative matters, her keen and analy-/a 25c value for 10c. These trial bot- our in tical mind, combined with a rare tact/ ties have gone so quickly that they ears heeeinienamemeemmennaalll and. diplomacy and innate fairness] now make this offer: TWO See ee Sta | gt Zn ae ee oh - usted, get one of the 35c ’ rect them through what might be &| bottles. Use it a week. ‘Then, if you We don’t know of any- WwW E E K § cblenane Tegal and |S Bot delighted with its quality, and signal Ponts to Mean eerie teaten | Smazing economy, your money will be one. Yet there are many four years ago in placing her name on Mild Enough, Strong Enough 1 to rid any boy or isl of sargish-| ‘he ballot for state treasurer and the| No extravagant claims are made for Washers still on duty— hess or constipation and build ® big] Sich gunstantial majorities both that| Weck gore one: vies Simply the best appetite. oo 5 that are 8 or more years ‘The trouble with children who will] was fms are’ a. tongue thats always) Clostinnate nga old. are & 's always | att val. coated, bad breath, lg eng = Th eyes that are often a | women. jest uch No appetite, no ambition—even for! ang sided aes Wher. We offer these and many other features in thie New Model Automatic at $50.0—ether medals as low ns $48.16 North Dakota Power & Light Company play. Hard to get to sleep, hard to|of us. They hai + enee between the Old and the wake in the morning. +. litical activities and East-Bound West-Bound New in Washers as there is in There's an absolute remedy {or| and unstinting Read Down Read Up Care. Check washer with i this condition. It gives listless young- 1 M Bismarck Arrive 12:41 P.M. 77 sters the appetite and energies of s 303 P.M. Leave Jamestown Leave 11:40 A. M. ( eee ——— some of the resent improve- young animal! They eat! They gain! | (yy 2:28 P.M. Leave Valley City Leave 11:15 A.M. | TIT ae ae. keep well! 3:10 P.M. Fargo Leave 10:35 A. M. Se TN MK \ 's not the stomach, but the bowel 5:10 P.M. Minneapolis Leave 8:10 A. M. / NW condition that keeps children from 5:25 P.M. Arrive St. Paal Leave 8:00 A. M. / _ = 1, Poreelain teb—inside and ge Ne tag gl Bg , : —ssoy te dene a er bowel 2. ai ure ‘7:25 P.M. bitameal ot Cactlls Me tee matter fon im FM. Leora Leave tise & m: ‘ » ‘he vesy next day, your child is eat- | fon 1:15 P.M, Astive Chicago Leave 12:50 A. 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