The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-10-03
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concerned with h problems OF The
men and women who served oul
lcountry in any of the wars IL
which we have been engaged.
favor proper disqualification for
the sick and disabled, adjusted
compensation, and a constructive
child welfare program. | also ia
vor the building at Fort Harrison,
near Helena, of a modern hospital
for the better treatment and com
fort Of those who served our
country In any of the wars IN
which it has been engaged, and If
elected, / promise to use every
Legitimate endeavor to bring
about such an accomplishment
without delay"
am concerned with the Indian
problems existing in Montana, n
as a senator from this state, will
be pleased to render the Indians
such service as is possible in the
advocacy Of their rights before
CONGRESS and the several depart
ments of the government.
AS to the Worlds Court, being
a lawyer and for many years a
member of the judiciary, | am nat
urally inclined on theory to favor
the establishment of such an insti-
tuition in order to prevent interna-
Itional complications and future
- IIDr-nrn~ IN nntnnl nra011eP
I doubt its feasibility, and the de-
lsirability of the United States en-
tering into such an alliance. II
detected, to represent the people OF
Montana, as United States sena-
tor, l have no hesitancy in giving
assurance that | will give careful
study to any such proposed asso-
citation, and before I vote for its
establishment must be convinced
that Americans interests and its
position among the nations OF the
earth are properly safeguarded
and protected.
AS to national prohibition, IL
feel that it has become one Of our
most perpfexing governmental
problems. 1t must be met fear
lessly and effectively, for all must
admit that neither those who ia
vor or oppose national prohibition
are satisfied with present condi-
lions now existing throughout the 4
State of Montana and the nation. +
| believe that this problem can ,
only be solved by adhering to the c
system Of government recognized 7
by the founders Of this republic. ;
According to those principles, the =
rue function of the Federal gov Z
eminent is to secure to every n
state freedom from interference 7
rom without in the enforcement O
If it's laws. The vast majority of Il
,ur people are in favor of promot- h
ng temperance among u people, t
Ire unalterably opposed to the I'M
'estricted traffic in liquor, and f
will never tolerate the return Of v
he licensed saloon with its at n
.endant d~emoralizing and baleful d
l am in favor of sub n
to the people an amend h
nent to the eighteenth amend d
.ent, reYesting in the respective il
tates the right TO determine for a
themselves their attitude toward n
he sale, manufacture and trans Ii
,ortation Of intoxicating liquors 81
each stated but in order to d.
void the violation of ~prohibitory Il
avs within any state and to pro- C.;
act state prohibition where adopt
to reserve to the federal gov :
rnment under its interstate pow y
S the most complete and effective 3
Irisdiction to provide by ade- =
legislation the prevention, z
enalization and punishment of =
ny interstate traffic which would e
essen the effectiveness of prohi- e
ition within a state adopting it. e
r, as an alternate solution Of =
le problem, | would favor an =
mendment permitting the manu- e
dispensation, and sale OF e
Icoholic liquors by the govern e
lent Of the United States under e
lch regulations and restrictions e
} may be prescribed by law; pro- e
Ided, that no liquor should be e
I'D, nor transported into any q
ate legislation expressed opposi- @
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At the conclusion OF his address e
Galen was given a good e
md. Mrs. Maurice Simmonds e
as introduced and sang two sell 6
tions In a clear and beautiful g
prano voice that brought gener- e
IS applause. Mrs. Simmonds al e
made a brief but well received II
TX praising Judge Galen and the =
her Republican andidates. II
Wednesday evening the visiting r
ndidates were honored by a din .
r at the Sherman, attended By =
out 25 business and profession e
men. =
Thursday morning the party =
I by motor for Culbertson. e