The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-16
GRAIN STORAGE Bill
IS SERENITY PASSED
WITHOUT DISSENTING
Measure to Increase leQis-
Iators' Pay by Committee Sal
airy Is Evaded After Debate
LE0MARGARInE BILL OKAY'
Skaters Governmental Survey
Commission Plan Act Ap-
proved After Harangues
oLEoMARGARIME BILL oKAY,

proved After Harangues :
Not single adverse vote WAS re-
corded against the administration
bill for the storage Of grain on farms
when It came up for final action In
the North Dakota senate Friday.
Three weeks Of work by q committees
had put the bill In such shape that Il
was agreeable to everyone.
Hot words were EXCHANGED, how
ever. when the bill to license nature
pathtc doctors came to . vote. Al.
though efforts to amend the me6s-
ure to require the same number Of
years OF training for naturopati1s
which . medical doctor must have
met with defeat. the bill failed e
pass by q 70 to a vote. The q sun
porting votes were four short Of q
constitutional majority.
An attempt to permanently bury
the bin failed. however. when the
"clincher notion" the North DAKOTA
way Of preventing . bin
from coming up for further consider.
alton. failed "a to ~.
Both medical doctors and nature.
paths were In the senate GALLERIES.
applauding their champions.
Among bills passed Friday WAS one
permitting the counties Of Billihex.
Slope. Golden Valley and AlcKen1ie
to donate land to the federal govern
ment for use in the proposed Roose-
welt National Park, and one permit
ting public buildings to be heated
With natural gas or oil Is we'll - lig-
mite coal. The law now gives pref
erence to native Ignite coal.
Call Each Other Takers
Physicians Of all kinds and classes
were subjected to attack during tho
debate on the naturopathic blu. The
naturopathS were branded q Afakers~
and the medical doctors were at.
tackled on the ground that they often
did more harm than good.
After m amendment to permit
naturopaths to treat diseases except
those which are contagious and In
fictitious had been adopted by . close
vote, w. H. Porter Of Cavalier coun-
ty. the only practictng physician In
the legislature. moved to kill the bill.
Dell Patterson, Renville county,
sponsor Of the measure, countered
with q substitute motion and won. q
to ~. ~
With this preliminary skirmish out
Of the way, the oratorical guns were
trained on the policy o. licensing the
Leading the forces marshaled By
the medical practitioners. Frank Hy-
land Of Ramsey county pointed out
that his county has approximately
10000 people and % physicians. All
are doing good work and benefitiug
they are property owners
and invest their money ct home. n
said. Before q medical doctor can
practice, Hyland said. he must have
high school. three years In
college. four years In an accredited
medical school and served one year g
an inferno.
Describes College Picture ~
Great colleges have been organised
to teach the science Of medicine ana
Of dollars invested In euuip-
ment. whereas the leading nature
pathic college Is located In part Of 4
two-story frame structure In New
York City, Hyland said. -.
Reading from . letter written by Z
former secretary Of the Oregon board
Of medical examiners, Hyland said
that naturopaths in that state con-.
monty have INDUCED In illegal prac-
tices and have duped patients who
did not have sufficient intelligence
to appreciate the kind Of professional
service they were getting. The rec
ord Of what natu. opaths had done In
Oregon. IS disclosed by the letter,
was too vile to permit It to be reed
before mixed audience, Hyland snt
He asserted that he had BEEN aslrSe
to introduce the bill early In ~
session BY man who asked M.
ton on the ground that be had sn6~
ported the Independent gubexuatori&l
The persons asking sum
port OF the bill wanted him to mako
It . party political measure, be saifl.
Hy1and said he refused IN strong lau-
guaee ana that he since has been
threatened By the naturopaths with
divers disasters because Of his oppo-
dtton. ~
Patterson clamored for recognitioei
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