The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-26
NONPARTISAN LEAGUE MEMBERS Of"
SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLYzIN JUBILEE
OVER SIGNING4 OF BIG MEASURES

clicked Frazier his official family in the
closing in the drama which has been built up around
the o9 par ae % s bas for political and
The two Houses met in joint session The chair then
the another conduct
the governor The officials marched in first the governor
Of s11ail 10th to the Chief" '
When the moving picture machine was all set and
calcium rays properly officials and
marched to the speakers desk and the ceremony
Howard r. Wood presented the leagues
bills ene after another for tue governors SIGNATURE inviting
to make Rep J. + T. O'Connor the only soon who avaed
himself of this pvege suggested that nothing he nor any
any of these Il viii content myself
THAT never hoped to be SO close to any Of these big meas
as was when marched up the aisle beside Governor
The of signing the bills consumed considerable time
As the lieutenant governor announced the signing of each bin
leries Occasionally the orchestra aly chinel ill., as when
abot to sign senate bill 10 establishing
home-bnding association it softly played Home Sweet
Home
When the last bill had signed waving
flags LieuGov Wood called various members of the
the remainder of the afternoon
consumed in listening to brief addresses of congratua
ton small American flag was planted on each desk The
chamber pretty and appropriately dressed
history North Dakoa general assembly will include
following speeches in which league members and Others
expressed their qualification over the contamination of the
Nonpartisan legislative program:
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR WOOD: l going
Affairs Committee in the Senate, which Committee had
charge of most of these important measures TO make few
remarks.
MIR. CAHIIL: Mr. President This is quite unexpected
am excited that hardly know how to start in
Of some of these important bills and we threShed them ont
culary it belonged the people who had sent
This program carried through in few moments
voted on these amendments law which pos.
e for the of M State carry Irg out the things that
interest all the people of the State
and feel much honored be
Governor sign these laws which, believe are
for the best interests of everybody concerned
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR WOOD: am going to call on
ship of the State Affairs Committee in the House.
AIR MADDOX Of Aiountra Honorable Governor gentle
We have worked dsenty upon this that the peo
PIE have @ n " p , ans esy s we
We have undoubtedly made mistakes and will undoubtedly
the final result believe will the lasting benefit 81
the whole State and the duty before is than
citizen of State Of North Dakota negenuy
with the Governor irving to make these enterprises great
and example the people of the United States and OF
the world. fs
Senator had charge of Warehouse and Grain
Commission in the Senate.
of the Senate and of the House ladies and gentlemen
been interested during the last two in the
carrying the Of agricultural production III the
great North Dakota, and my work especially has
sea along s nape f o
than great others have been farmer and have
grain the state of North Dakota since 1882
In 1884 in the valley that whole
crop Just fifteen minutes This the 18th day Of
July 1884. Now you imagine how feel today when
state hail insurance III the state OF North Dakota which
blanket protection farmer the state
when think have had chance to do something
promote these that intended to benefit the
this who would suffer in the future have
it having been the perhaps that
time that is in it's ultimate results Today we have state
for the people Of the state of North Dakota
will furnish protection and they do not have to run
they cloud coming and the wind blowing and
Huhi nd
agent order to take out policy for their protection
under this law and believe we are
congratulations the work have done
in the state With reference to grain
grading have hauling grain to the elevator and
selling them without voice whatsoever have gone
elevator and they have told what my wheat was
be what the grade told me how much the
had remedy and sometimes they have
what weighed and they did not tell me just right
either. had remedy there redress whatsoever
form. The only thing could do was
leave wheat there and what they would give
go another elevator and conditions would be the same
Today there grain grading law on the statute DOCKS OF
which protects the farmer protects every man
raising grain and when he drives into an elevator he
justice he knows his rights and if he does not
knew his his fault The grain grading bill
the time is far reaching than
the had two ago. That bill was crude and 1T
been improved great deal during the last session we
have had trouble think during the last marketing
dockage than other feature and
this provides dockage shall be of two kinds elas
classes that of value and that OF no value and
dockag that is of is to be paid for at its value
There are many other features of this bill that could 60
into and but will not take the the tune at TINS time
here feel grateful today that we have accomplished
as much have And only want to see the seal OF
approval placed these by the people of the State OF
North Dakota
Lieutenant Governor Wood vii: call Representative
Patterson for few remarks