The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-04-21
CREAMERYMEN USE
VIGOROUS LANGUAGE
IN RAPPING LANCER
Text Of Resolution AssailinR
Veto Of Dairy Department
Appropriation

McClusky, N. D.. April 2l.-1n Wig
orous language. representatives Of in.
dependent and cooperative creaneriel
Of North Dakota Thursday assailed
Governor william Langer's veto 81
the appropriation for the state dairy
department.
There were six numbered sections
In the resolutions adopted. the first
three thanking the citizens Of Nc
Clusky and the McClusky Lions club
for their cooperation In arranging the
convention and thanking the butter
Judge and speakers.
The last three sections. dealing
with Langer's actions, follow in full:
=. We deplore and condemn the
veto by Governor william LANCER OF
the appropriation for the state dairy
department.. It does not save q dollar
for the taxpayer since the cost Of this
work was met by license collections
which We, Is local creamery operators,
were willing to pay to protect our
selves against unfair practices. It
will cost the farmers Of North Dakota
. huge sum within the next two years
and wipes out, at . stroke Of the pen,
the progress gained In years Of strug-
gle for the advancement Of North Da-
kota's dairy industry and the protec-
ton Of the consuming public.
IS. We deplore and condemn Gov
>~>>os, n~~A,ss~ onk3nSN IA V,Ak<Nvnep this
appropriation without consulting rep
resentatives Of the producers and To-
cal creameries who are contributing
to the upbuilding Of the dairy indus
try and whose operations are import
ant to the welfare Of more than 100
cities, towns and villages in North
Dakota. Had he consulted with such
representatives Z grievous blow might
have been spared to the dairy farmer
and to these institutions.
IS. We deplore and condemn the
action Of the legislature In trans
fering the inspection Of creameries
and cream stations from the state
dairy department to the new state
regulatory department, thereby re-
moving this work from the supervi-
sion Of . constitutional officer, elect
ed by the people, to an appointive Of
fetal without dairy experience and
whose first duty Is to the man who
appoints him.
This action dragS the whole mat
ter Of creamery regulation and in
spection into politics and makes .
travesty Of IN important function Of
government. The effect Of this &C.
ton Is to remove many safeguards
for farmers, consumers and local
creameries from the predatory acts
Of those who would continue to ex-
plot them - they have done In the
past.
Therefore be It resolved, that We
The North Dakota Creamery Opera
tors Association In convention Assem-
bled condemn the Governor action
most enphatically for his unethical
political self aggrandi1ement, In hts
veto and attempted obstruction Of the
Dairy Department. It u further re-
solved that thesD| resolutions be spread
upon the minutes Of this meeting and
that . copy Be sent 10 the Hon. Gov.
ernor william LANCER"
Signed
A. n. Finstad, Chairman.
q. A. virak.
Elmer L. Wicks.
The White City Creamery. Mott
with w. =. Larson, buttermaker, WAS
first In the scoring contest. His score
was -. The Farmers Cooperative
Creamery. Of LaMolre. Huegett but
Was second with score
Of e1.3. and the Equity Union Cream
cry. Inc. jamestown. Hargrave but.
tsrmaker. third. With . score Of cas-.
In the butter judging contest. Z. =.
Nelson, Hasen. took first. place: @. L.
Melby, Hettineer, second, and /. L.
lnutson, Nichiean. n. p. third