The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-19
forum, the same as Bill LANCER gave

forum, the same as Bill LANCER CAV
YOU"
The platform Of the Republican
party in the state was embraced b,
her in all of it's planks.
Il shall keep appropriations down
and I shall maintain the strictes,
economy" she said She pointed tt
the legislative cut at the last session
of so per cent then added. land Gov.
ernor LANCER cut them another four
per cent
Some appropriations may need ad-
justment". she said. Some may need tc
be raised "as some may have to be tax.
en- down. She expressed opposition to
issuance of any more state bonds, and
pointed to the fact that $3,000,0 900 in
bonds had been paid off, and that
North Dakota bonds were now selling
at par. as evidence Of the success OF
her husbands administration.
She pledged cooperation to the fed
eral government and praised Presi-
dent Franklin D. Roosevelt in his re-
lief program.
You hear lot of propaganda that
If YOU don't vote Democratic the fed
eral relief will be cut off. Well,
President Roosevelt is too big hearted,
too high-minded. too humanitarian to
become a political ISSUE"
Any candidate who irsinuates such
a thing is not fit to hold public Of
fice," she charged.
No Back Seat Driving
There will be no back seat driving
in my administration il I am elected
governor she told the listeners. IN
be your governor-1ll take advice, but
therell be none standing on the side
telling me what to do. I'll promise
you that"
The state supreme court was crit
icized for not handing down its opin-
ion at the time Of It's decision In the
custer action agains. LANCER.
State Senator Charles Bangert,
candidate for the state supreme bench
made the criticisms.
1T is too bad the state supreme
court did not follow the regular form
instead Of spending six to eight weeks
trying to write an opinion on which to
base the judgment" Bangert claimed.
That's what I criticize. I'm not
criticizing the judgment, because I
haven't seen it. They have reversed
the procedure, trying to give YER
dict before the judgment. deplore
most sincerely that in a matter Of so
much importance the court could not
have seen fit to enter judgment In
the regular way"
Says Olson "Some Actor"
Harold Hopton. candidate for in
surance commissioner, termed Olson
"some actor" He compared Governor
Olson to doodle bug on the end Of
string" and charged he was influ-
enced by the Democrats.
p. o. Satire, candidate for re-elec-
ton as attorney general, attacked the
administration of Former Governor
George Shafer, after quoting state
ments made by Shafer in which the
latter supported Thomas Noodle,
Democratic candidate for governor.
LANCER himself, who was referred
to throughout the meeting as "Gov-
erl1or LANCER" was the concluding
speaker. In his talk he attacked his
critics who claimed his administra-
ton was that Of "racketeering."
Victory for the entire Republican
slate was predicted by each Of the
speakers and by Lars Siljan, cam
paign manager.
j. NJ. Anderson. candidate for state
superintendent of public instruction,
pledged himself to attempt to obtain
permanent federal fund for North
Dakota Ito keep the schools open"
Contradicts Prepared Speech
The text OF Mrs. Langer's address,
released for publication by the Repub-
lican state campaign headquarters
at Bismarck, contained praise of
President Roosevelt for his "many de-
Sirable reforms"
In giving her speech, Mrs. LANCER.
however, abandoned many sections
of the prepared address and launched