The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-20

dependent and Patterson of Renvie nonpartsan. The
lone vote was cast by Harding, Lacquer from Emmons,
who explained that he favored much that in the
uo but that he preferred it be published in the journal
so he could read and study it more carefully.
In the vote and the discussion on this resolution much
of the hard feeling engendered by the previous one con-
demnng the industrial commission disappeared and COM
pliments were exchanged.
Maddox of Mountra stated his belief in the honesty
and sincerity of Watt who sits across the aise and who
has mixed in many sharp TITS and that although ne
hadn't time study the resolution carefully he ready
to vote for because of this belief Patterson made SIM
liar statements.
The resolution states that the farmers have unjusty
been deprived of their returns from their labor and IN
vestment the past because OF the slump IN prices
and lays the responsibility largely to unfair marketing
conditions and grain gambling.
and that as gambling prevails so large territory
that the legislative assembly call upon for the
action Of stringent to prevent short selling.
Action of the state Industrial commission in refusing
endeavor reach any agreement with investors to BUY
state bonds which the subject of resolution intro
duced the house, also given the cause for many OF
the independents in the senate voting against resolution
for the appointment of committee of five nonpartlsans
and five independents to consider the best means of aiding
the industrial program.
The senate affairs committee majority of nonpartis
ans voted the resolution out with favorable recomen
dation The independent ority against it. On
strictly political division the resolution was adopted 70
Ito a.
to aid in enforcement of the liquor laws would give to
persons connected with the capture of whiskey runners
Vehicle all of the proceeds obtained from the sale of the
property after the expenses had been deducted.
The bill is ian act providing for reward for the ar
rest and conviction of persons charged with the violation
the prohibition laws Of the state and for the appoint
Of special deputy shers to enforce such prohibition
laws" ,
The act provides further that person securing the
arrest and conviction of any violating the prohb1tlon
laws shall be entitled to the fu proceeds resulting from
idodh v law IF
bie water air craft or other vehicle after deductg
the expenses and costs of such sae
The bill further provides for the appointment OF spe
! cial deputy sherffs in the several counties.
The house yesterday afternoon passed by vote of So
to So resolution introduced by Rep. Kitchen of Golden
Valley refusing the senate proer of conference commit
tee on legislation affecting the industrial program The
reason Given by the independents for their action was
that the industrial commission in refusing to accept the
compromise presented by representatives of the state
bankers association in attempt to make possible the sale
of state bonds to relieve the present financial condition in
the state" .
The house also passed this time, with only one dis
senting vote resolution introduced by Watt of Cass con-
demnng grain gambling and asking for federal action
! The debate on the Kitchen resolution was hot.
| The first speaker after Kitchen moved its adoption
was Patterson of Renvlle. He held that it was direct
slam at thestate officials and people of the state
"This is nothing more or less than political propa-
ganda he said ut is an attempt to poison the people
they will think this state being looted by bunch Of car
Estate and that is why this backre started absolutely
approve of the industrial commission in its refusal to sell
out to Wall street,
RELIGIOUS FANATIC BREAKS HER FAST
Danvle ILL.,, JAM 15.-Mrs. Sadie Harrington, broke
today after abstanng from food for 48 days. fol-
lowing two hour plea by Rev. G. S. Payne.
4 ready for my breakfast now" she said after
Rev. Payne had the victory She fasting to force
her husband join the Church of God Rev Payne called
Ada Percy nurse to bring cup of milk which she inn
madiate1v drank PAYNE waited long enough