The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 7, 1933, Page 4

p Bismarck Tribune} viich would bare « bad stint Independent on the public trust in the admin! ‘nue STATES ‘upeet tration of justice. If, as believed by NEWSP. those who extended the session, a race ered perjuted record is to be accepted Bismarck, ahead of honest and competent tes- Be hs pemearrise es Diumast 6 timony, respect for the courts will Class mail matter. take a severe drop. GEORGE D. MANN ‘And yet the economics of the sit- uation demand that these proceedings be held regular and legal. If they are 90 | not, it means an extra session with all of its attendant cost and difficulty. +. 120/19 the court is faced with a sort of Bismarck judicial knavery on the one hand, it tate ‘of North $00); faced on the other with a sense ot s 5 a se gE 5 Eye ii B HE i I } im Bie A 8 gg? $1.00} of government. As often happens in 2.80 | Judicial questions, a decision is open to challenge either way. 130] To rule that everything was ship- shape and proper the court would be putting its stamp of approval on technical perjury. To rule that it ct The a Read unconstitutional and illegal would * Phe Associated Press is exclusit be to assume responsibility for turn- to the use for Moabieation ing the lawmakers loose on the state all news dispatches credited to it | government once more. : 7. was over, the pockets of his Pe Sa ee credited in this / suit forth @ toy dog, of blue The by armadillo, of copper, Magnus Johnson straig! The Other Vi B. j eh ’ ‘glass, an us ‘venta we have i, “F Back in Congress gz E Z EB Fi H hil i i iy ! BUge st i gs Rg! tf vane [oH 5 In recent weeks we have heard so much of farm strikes and agricul- tural picketing that a news item from Towa attracts attention. It is a good deal like the man biting the dog, the ——______—_____—___ ———_ | fabled newspaperman’s definition of The Nation Mourns Cermak | real news. Even in the midst of its other trou-| on ‘Wednesday a group of farmers bles, America cannot fail to note the! helonging to the Nebraska-Iowa Co- passing of Anton Cermak, mayor of| operative Milk Association picketed the nation’s second largest city, the/ highways leading into Council Bluffs victim of an assassin. with the intention of preventing the Not since a crazy man turned &| delivery of milk to a certain firm in gun on Theodore Roosevelt during|that city. They turned back several the heat of the Bull Moose campaign | trucks and spilled the loads of several in 1912 has a revolver fired in Amer-|others into the roadside ditches. ica attracted such attention. Thursday the same highways were ‘The prominence of the victim, in|Ficketed—but by a different group. this case, was exceeded only by the| This time it was farmers opposed to t Prominence and importance of the| the association who held the road and WHAT IS THE NAME ‘ man fr whom the ots were ned [ter annonce intention wart ell PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE a : ed. that the milk got through. The first " But the fact that Cermak was may-|4ay’s picketers were reduced to a By William Brady, M. D. or of Chicago has nothing to do with) State of peaceful persuasion. The|! signed jetters pertaining to personal health and hygiene teeth the widespread mourning at his pass-|£€cond group loudly asserted their|| diagnosis, or treatment, will be answered by Dr. ‘Brady, or 8 ing. It was @ necessary part of the|T/eht to sell their milk when and to eee Larose “2 el ee Ee brief cay on picture but not an all-important one. whom they pleased and that they » No reply can made G ineare ot Gaeae : tion in Se see men tee S| ————_ re ie mak because he epitomized the spirit guess which group was practicing the! FIREMAN HOLD THAT POSE heroes have their that is of this nation. From infancy we there is always a best. business procedure or to anal: In the old days fire scenes in the ys have been taught to believe that one ‘ ¥2e | ews reels were printed on ruby film.| mame of the doctor man is as good as another, regard. | '® “etalls of the situation. Yet the) Toul “the sophisticated audience| be mentioned, and » Jess of station at birth. Tradition has| toting erat che ane us| would laugh at such quaint realism. eae it that humble birth is no handicap| 20" of ® point which has often) We demand that an assistant crum- been overlooked. That is the right!ple some cellophane close to the to success in this country; that char-|o¢ every man to conduct his own bus-| mike. acter and enterprise mean more thaD|inegs in his own Wa: In the old days the y without let or t learns is to ho! & ailver spoon in the mouth. hindrance from his neighbor, ter No man carried out this tradition sy Glee vided he does so in an orderly and|a pose. But, believe it or better at Cermak. An immigrant) tawful manner. isa are ms the dered of fk ger S child, ew hard work and back-| It also proves that not all farmers| Wishagain, whose picture = breaking toll from the time he was &|are of the same mind and that use of | *Ppeared 1n any paper ag the here o hero ot) 1¢ — small boy. No one knew better than|force by a group which thinks one] patient from the dumb doctors who| A ‘Wonderland’ Anton Cermak, muleteer in an Illinois] way may very easily be met by force| never seem to think of'administering| ratiures to houses and mine, what it means to earn the daily|from an organization which sees dif- | °*7sen or as a bring about sbout town bread by the sweat of the brow. ferently. the Pennsylvania State Medical So-| Which is the older, more Then came the kaleidoscopic flash} It is ill-advised to even hint that ciety in Pittsburgh, Dr. John R. Mc- scones nod reine pave oliare of events which made him, successive-| professional agitators have been re-|Curdy scored physicians who permit ee pom 1y, political boss of Cook county and| sponsible for any of these strike| firemen, policemen or corporation best in town. I saw Daniel mayor of Chicago. A man of the peo-| movements, and yet the possibility carboxygen (carbon dioxide and oxy- sense,/ all by himself in the 10th row Ble, he spoke their language in » way|exists. If there are professionals in| gen mixed) to patients in any cir- s to set/ other night, chucking like a kid a which even Big Bill Thompson, his|Such movements they would be on|cumstance. He said such doctors find out| "2, lithe Uttle black Josephine Baker arch-rival of politics, coul the side of those favor radical! should be called to account by their and the diminutive musician who » could not match. ring medical society the more temperamental than even 3 As often happens in politics, his hum-|estrictive action. Pocmarraet policemen or utility late de : ble origin proved an asset rather| But citizens who feel that their| employes who stage the po] Don Dickerman- than a handicap. Anton Cermak be-| Tights have been violated are apt to] scenes should be prosecuted for prac- a Tony came Chicago's world’s fair mayor-|* quite as aggressive when put un- ne leat car ye a Saye of social elect and practically the polltical| “eT Pressure. The desire to run al 2, neartily S000 A 4 master of the nation's third state and | "eighbor's business is not likely to be|” ‘These so-called emergency teams over its second largest city. oe = ries eee of the|that go into eainlng when eae into Now that he is dead, few will say |"° ron ight to manage his| provides an inhalator may mean that irs, and might even be willing to serve the de- he was not an honest and capable|°W™ sifairs ue even if there were no chance of hav- ‘they po executive, but even if he had lived * . ing their pictures published in the Dickerman there would be no question of nis re-|! Editorial Comment: || pepers, but after all they are all ig- been in the CHAPTER XXXVII aa Editorials printed below show the || test utterly incompetent to assume sid, =e © SIGN or word from Ken.| [Eas ed the faith his people placed in him. Fans of thought by other editors. || responsibility for the patient even for She knew that he was Taking over control of a city which|| to whether they saree or diseeres || ® few minutes. ‘ was financially insolvent, he has with The Tribune's policies, Placed it on the road to solvency; | —————— PEN OSRER medical finding a police department which|New Plans for the Farm Board | oxygen or carbon dioxide inhalat could not easily tell the public's dol- (Minneapolis Tribune) or of the pathology of pneumonia or lar from that contributed by gang- Along with his appointment of} other disease condition in which such des and: Henry Morganthau, Jr., as head of | treatment may be employed, are too Tacketeers, Cermak cleaned| the federal farm board Mr. Roosevelt | likely to imagine that the oxygen if 2) it up; turning his attention to or-|has submitted a plan which casts that | Somehow pumped into the victim's BIA ganized gangs of law-breakers, he has| S°Vernment agency in a new role. 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