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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-08-27
GOVERNOR OLSON'S EXECUTIVE ORDEI
PLAYS HAVOC WITH LABOR
(Evening Tribune, Albert Lea

Evening Tribune, Albert Lea)
We now, than ever before convinced
that Governor Floyd B. Olsons executive order fix
ing the minimum wage state highway construc-
ton work at As cents an hour and the maximum
working time at 48 hour week, has increased I'M
employment, worked disadvantage to the farmer
and added to the bill of expense to be borne by the
state.
Personally we have no doubt, from the record
he has made during the past seven months that
Governor Olson's administration is to be the most
expensive in the history of this state While county
commissioners throughout Minnesota and township
officers and voters in the various counties have
slashed their budgets for next years taxes re-
suit of the governors extravaganza this economy in
local expenditures will be more than nuled by the
increase in state taxes
The road ruling by the chief executive is a strik-
ing illustration of how one man, uniformed but
ercising autocratc power, can increase the burdens
of the public.
BY ruling the governor compelled contract
ors throughout the state to discharge valued en-
ployees by the wholesale and to replace portion
of their equipment with expensive motorized tractors
and trucks. 1t is case of man, drunk with power
of office, jumping blindly ahead program which
has done nothing to relieve the business depression
but much to make it worse
We doubt If there is needed more convincing
illustration of what the governors drastic step has
done to the working man and his employer, than
that which at Quicken highway number
nine.
On the occasion of our visit to the R B. Fraser
Construction Company, we stated our purpose, were
given most courteous reception and every man
with whom talked-foreman, employee visiting
farmer-agreed that the governors road ruling
outrageous error of Judgment, nexcusable in an
executive and resulting in unending hardship
The only bright spot in the entire picture of en-
forced ideness and unnecessary loss the loyalty
of the and their respect for their employer and
the deep regret of the companys representatives
that they have been compelled to discharge who
are competent, need the work and have place to
turn for other employment.
Mr.. Dahl said to us, pointing his finger down
the right-of-way:
Look down the highway A few days ago you
could have 48 men and "a horses and mules
busily engaged in constructing this highway. Now
what do you see? dozen and few motor
trucks. That change you can lay entirely to Gov
Olson's ruling"
We think that Governor Olson has again made a
horrible blunder It is another Of uniform
ed executive exercising his great power unwisely.
HES apologists have cited the road work around
Albert Lea proof of the rulings success.
In opinion their illustration is conclu-
sive proof that the ruling is oppressive, expen-
sive failure
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-08-27
GOOD TIMES AND OLD TIMES

"a Worth While Editorial Selected by the National
Editorial Association taken from the Elkton,
Maryland Starr
Notwithstanding the period of depression which
has engufed every section Of the country within the
past several years. there still some who can, or
fancy they can, catch glimpse Of the silver lining
of this dark cloud Of business adversely.
Thanks we say to those citizens who have faith
in the future These ere the folks who keep things
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-08-27

For the 5Oth time recently burg
lars invaded the home of G. c. Love,
of Memphis.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-08-27
g HEAD OF HIGH GRADE

Is Brown Swiss Mich Cows Grade Hol-
stein Mich Cows, fresh and 3 to freshen
soon and balance to freshen in Oct. ond Nov.
Brown Swiss Heifers, coming years old
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-08-27
6 HEAD HORSES

Mare Colt coming years old, black
Mare coming years old, gray
Mare, years old, W.T.. 1900, black
Roam Gelding, 13 years old, W.T.. 1900
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-08-27

The old battleship Utah is to be robot" battle
ship, without man aboard, directed by radio con-
troll far away Radio will fire bombs, guns, big and
small steer the ship in any direction, lay down
smoke screens.
The same can be done with airplanes with no
pilot Men have fully achieved the art of
fighting at distance without danger to themselves.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-15
The Home Kitchen
By ALICE LYNN BARRY
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Heart of a Wife
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now provided in the Volstead act, but
that having that act, he would not sub
ject the District TO a more drastic
search requirement.
Early in the day the Senate rejected
committee amendment to a section OF
the bill providing that in proceedings
for the return of liquor seized, the bur-
den OF proof would be on the claimant
to satisfy the court that the liquor was
lawfully possessed. AS originally
drafted this section applied to instances
where the liquor was seized under an
invalid search warrant or illegally
seized under a valid search warrant. "
This was one of the two sections the
Attorney General objected to, and the
committee modified 1t by cutting out
the quoted words.
Senator Walsh. Democrat. of Mon
tana, took the view yesterday, however
that the elimination of these words
made the section more drastic. Orig
inally, he said, the new section would
have applied only where the search
warrant was invalid or the seizure was
illegal. But with those words eliminat-
ed, he argued, the new section would
apply to any proceeding. The Senate,
In disagreeing to the committee amend
ment, restored the original language.
Senator Wheeler served notice he had
an amendment to eliminate the ref
erence to the Police Court In the section
which lists officials who would issue
warrants under the bill.
Senator Brookhart indicated early in
the debate that he favored the search
warrant section as originally drafted
BY Senator Howell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-25
MISSOURI PRISON
RIOT is QUELLED
Four Inmates of 'HardboiIed'
Ward Capture Guards in
Attempted Break.
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EN- up" Instead he grabbed his shot
gun and fired at them. wounding three
of the men slightly. They turned and
raced back to the cell house.
In the meantime, Assistant Night
Yardmaster o. F. Douglas noticed the
red trouble light indicating all was
not well in "I" hall. AS he neared
the entrance one Of the quartet COW
cred him and pulled him inside.
A colored convict runner took word
of the trouble back to the administra-
ton building.
Warden Orders Surrender.
When Warden Rudolph arrived he
sent for Jenkins. Jenkins approached
the door, which was frfnged with guards
menacingly lingering the triggers of
machine guns.
You boys bring those two guns down
here and give them to me-" Rudolph
said. And don't hurt those guards
in there. I'll promise no one out here
will give you a beating"
Jenkins carried word back to his
pals and within a few minutes he
came out with the guns, followed by
his three cronies.
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sents a "bossism" more extreme than
"Cannonism." The manner in which
debate can be cut of or limited, he ex-
planned, was mockery on popular gov
eminent.
The indefensible Smoot- Hawley
tariff will was passed under a gag rule, "
he said. "The 'triumvirate' permitted
the House to vote en- bloc on only
seven of the 1888 amendments added
by the Senate"
BY the same manner of autocratic
power vested in committee chairmen
any legislation can be Smothered In
committee and thus killed, he charged.
This system Of gag rule plays directly
into the hands Of the special interests, y
he said, land is a favorite method used
is preventing legislation opposed by
them"
As drastic action to get bills re-
ported from committee for a vote in
the House, Mr.. Crisp said he would
propose discharge" rule. Under the
present system. he explained, there Is
no way to accomplish this inherent
right If the "triumvirate' wishes to
block the move. It will be necessary,
therefore, to bring about the adoption
OF rule whereby a discharge" move
ment can be initiated upon the signed
petitlon OF 100 members, that number,
ne said, being regarded as a quorum of
the House.
When such a motion contains 100
signatures, he explained, it would go to
the calendar of motions to discharge
committees and remain there at least
seven days before it could be called up.
It could be called up on only the sec
ond and fourth Mondays of each month.
In this way, Mr.. Crisp said, there
would be no obstruction to business in
the House.
The 100 votes would not discharge
the committee, he declared, but would
simply initiate the necessary ma
chinery. It would take a majority
vote In the House, he said. to adopt the
motion.
This rule would not place the COM
mtttee under any duress, but would
have tendency to make them more
considerate of the wishes of the House,
and probably only in rare cases would
1t be necessary TO apply the rule" Mr.
Crisp said. The rule is intended to
deal with willful committees that are
endeavortng to suppress legislation in
the committee so that the House may
not act upon it,
Under the present system. Mr.. Crisp
said, the chairman Of the Rules Com
mittee is in supreme control of what
measures the House shall be permitted
to consider. The discharge" rule, he
said, would absolutely place it within
the power Of the House to execute its
will
Mr.. Crisp said that if these and
other rules which he proposed to offer
are adopted. the rules of the House
will be workable and good code of
rules" This conviction, he said. was
based on 80 years experience with the
procedure of the House of Repre-
sentativeS.
(The full text of Representative
Crisps address is printed In the edi-
torial section of this issue of The Star }