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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-01
Berges0n Defends
Fargo Riot Action

Fargo, N. D.. Feb. l.-R)-
States Attorney A. r. Bergesen is
willing to drop charges against
persons still held as q result Of
strike riots. he said, II:
The legislature strikes out
statutes dealing with rioting, and
strikes out statutes dealing with
resisting an officer.
Commenting on . resolution
adopted by the house and sent to
committee by the senate, criticiz-
Ing Fargo officials action in dis
orders last Sunday, he said. $50
Tar IS I know I'm still running nv
own office"
In Moorhead Thursday night
Miles Dunno, business agent for
local 173, announced q resolution
would be introduced Friday in the
North Dakota legislature asking
for appointment Of q committee
to investigate law enforcement
conditions IN Fargo: that Satur-
day recall petitions would be
started against States Attorney A.
r. Bergesen.
Two truck drivers received slight
injuries Thursday as minor dis
turbances continued in the strike.
Meanwhile II Of the 81 men ar.
rested in Sunday raids were be-
Ing held In the Cas- county Jail,
others being freed Of charges or
released on bond.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-01

OF cream, enforcement Of provisions
and penalties for violation Is pro-
posed In . bill introduced by Carl
Keidel Of Morton.
Free school books for pupils Of
common and high schools Of the
state. to be paid for out Of the gen.
eral fund are sought by Edwin savre
Of Griggs.
A pension fund for the blind Is Gre
ated In . bill introduced by Childs.
to be obtained by levy Of q .003-mill
tax annually. A pension not to ex-
coed $500 per year in monhly pay
ments Of $25 would be granted each
blind or nearly blind person who has
been q resident Of the state for five
years, Is an American citizen, has
reached the age Of l6, and Is without
means Of support.
Administration Of payments Is
made similar to those now made to
tho aged In the state.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-01

suspension OF license would be or.
dered by the commissioner for con-
viction of the person In another
state Of an offense which, II COM
mitted In this state, would be viola
ton Of the law; for reckless opera
ton Of q vehicle causing or con-
tributing to an accident; for inoom.
petence because Of mental Or phySt.
cal disabilities.
Appeal from suspension may be
taken to district court for determi-
nation.
Provision Of the law requires
crediting Of fees to the state treas
urer for distribution, 40 percent to
an operators license fund for adj
ministration Of the act: 10 percent
to the state school fund, and 20 per
cent to the department Of criminal
Identification. The measure amend
ing an initiated measure approved
June 20, 1882, to return the basis Of
assessment for taxation purposes
from so percent to 100 percent was
presented by Senator John Mike
thun Of Barnes county.
Needs Two. Thirds Vote
Passage of Miklethun's proposal
would require q two-thirds vote Of
both houses Of the legislature since
the law his measure seeks to change
Is an initiated law.
A physical examination Of persons
engaged in driving motor vehicles
used for the transportation Of school
children is sought by Senator Her.
man Thorson Of Adams-Hettinger.
His bill also provides for mechanical
inspection Of school buses.
Several proposals affecting motor
vehicle operating on state highways
were introduced by Senator Bonzer.
Senator Miklethun also introduced
q bill limiting the maximum amount
OF taxes which assessment boards
may levy against property, real, per-
sonal and mixed, to IS percent Of
the maximum rate or mills per dol
authorized to levy.
Farm Owner Tax Exemption
Harry Peterson, Of Mountrail,
joined Miklethun in sponsoring an
other measure, providing for certain
exemptions from taxation for farm
owners living on their farms.
Every farm owner living on his
farm would be exempt from any
taxes on the 160 acres on which his
home and buildings are situated ex-
|cept for the maintenance Of the
common schools and any hail tax
that may be levied by law.
Further provision was made that
any farmer residing on his farm for
more than 20 years would be en-
titled to the benefit Of the act
whether residing upon the 100 acres
or not.
Homesteads located in any city or
village would be exempt from taxes
to the extent Of 81 500 Of its assess
ed value.
Indefinitely postponed was q bin
relating to the assessors date on
Recommendation Of the tax and tax
laws committee which asserted the
subject matter of the measure un-
doubleday would be considered by the
legislature.
The bill appropriating $4,000 for
q commission to study the entire tax
structure Of the state and recon-.
mend revisions Of the taxing system
to the next legislative assembly was
scheduled for final consideration
Thursday. but was laid over one
legislative day.
Remembering the action by which
it indefinitely postponed q measure
appointing William Laist custodian
Of the State Capitol building with
police powers, the Senate asked the
house to return the bill for amend
ment to take out objectional pro-
visions.
Three measures passed provided
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-01
Credit Agent Warns
Against Subterfuge

Warning that violation Of the penal
provisions Of the farm credit act may
be followed by federal prosecution
was issued Friday by Joseph Tevold,
inspector and collector for the Reg
ional Agricultural Credit corporation
here.
AS an example, Fevold cited the case
Of Edward A. Nichols. Rothsay, Mimi,
who was sentenced to prison for such
violation. It was disclosed that Mich.
OILS obtained $3.50 from the govern.
ment by giving . mortgage on some
property which he did not own and
on other property In which he had only
a half interest. His agreement with
the government was further violated
when he sold some Of the security
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-01
r. N TIM E n
from page ono.
Failure to Create
State Group Might
Kill PWA Benefits

Manslaushter, resulting from
operation Of . motor vehicle.
Driving . motor vehicle under
influence Of intoxicating liquor
e nareoticsL
Any crime punishable - . fel.
ony under the motor vehicle
laws Of this state or any other
felony In the commission Of
which . motor vehicle b used.
Three charges Of reckless driv.
ing within II months.
Hit.and.run driving.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-01
Thursdays Legislature
(By the Associated Press)

House
Passed four bills.
Killed q bill creating q board Of
naturopathic examiners.
Killed one resolution.
Adopted two resolutions.
Introduced 10 bills and one res
olution.
Adjourned until 2 p. m. Friday.
Senate
Heard federal officials warn
benefits may be endangered II leg
islature fails to pass bill creating
state planning board.
Introduced automobile drivers
license law.
Introduced bill providing for
chancellor for state institutions.
Introduced IL bills.
Proposed abolition Of presidents
Of each Of the state educational
institutions.
Adjourned until 2 p. m. Friday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-01

for wolf and coyote bounty, quail
fications for registered pharmacists,
and authorized appointment Of q
Geo procurement officer. Resolu-
tions adopted memoralized Congress
for an adequate customs and inmi-
grafton building in the International
Peace garden and to approve the
Townsend old age pension plan.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-01

David Olson, engineer at the Bofors
factory In Stockholm, has construct
ed q clock which tells the time, gives
the course and rising and setting po-
sitions Of the sun and moon, shows
dusk and dawn. phases Of the moon.
the year. month. week, date and day
OF the week, movements Of the firna-
ment, exact hour In different parts
Of the world, and even registers the
changes caused by leap, year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-01

Senate
Bills introduced:
8. B. 83-Miklethun: Raises basis
Of assessment Of property for taxa
ton purposes from 50 to 100 per cent
q true value. Taxes and tax laws.
8. B. N-Miklethun: Limits max
!mum amount OF taxes assessments
boards may levy against property to
b5 per cent Of present. Taxes and
Tax laws.
8. B. 85-Miklethun: Makes Sec
retary Of state agent for service Of
process upon non-residents using or
operating motor vehicles on state
highways where damages or loss to
person or property has resulted from
use Of highways. Judiciary.
8. B. 86-Miklethun and Peterson:
Provides for certain exemptions from
taxation for farmer owners living on
their farms. Taxes and tax laws.
s. B. 87-Provides for drivers IL
cense law under supervision Of state
highway commissioner. Highways.
8. B. 68-Bonzer: Exempts from
taxation and licensing Of motor We
hicles under commercial freighting
persons engaged exclusively In haul
Ing agricultural products from the
farm where produced to the market.
Highways.
8. b. so-Bonzer: Exempts vehicles
travelling to nearest railway shipping
station to state line from taxation for
using state highways for CONNER.
cial purposes. Highways.
s. B. 0O-Bonzer: Makes changes
in regulations Of transportation com.
panies using state highways relating
to length Of vehicle, loads and type Of
vehicles. Highways.
s. B. 01-Bonzer: Requires issu-
ance Of receipt for road tax paid in
terstate carriers and requiring post
Ing Of receipts.
s. B. 92-Bonzer: Repeats law re-
lating to special auto transportation
companies not operating over reg
ular route.
8. B. 93-Bonzer: Directs appoint.
nlent Of chancellor for state institu-
tions Of higher learning: eliminating
presidents Of separate institutions.
Education.
s. B. 94EThorson: Requires phys
zeal examination for school bus
drivers. Highways.
s. Joint Res. D-McDonald and
Greene (stutsman): Protests "acts
Of violence and terrorism" against
Fargo coal driver strikers; demands
their release from jail. Ways and
means.
Bills passed:
s. B. 57-Fixes qualifications Of
registered pharmacists.
8. B. 64-Provides wolf and coyote
bounty.
s. B. 63-Authorizes appointment
of CCC procurement officer.
s. Conc. Res. G-Memorializes con-
gress for adequate customs and i'm
migration building in International
Peace Garden.
8. Conc. Res. I-Memorializes con-
gress to give full consideration" to
Townsend old age pension plan.
H. Conc. Res. A-3-Urges Great
Lakes-St. Lawrence waterway.
Reconsidered:
H. B. 23-Appoints William Laist
custodian Of state capitol building
with police powers: indefinitely post
poned Wednesday.
Indefinitely postponed:
s. B. Changes assessors date
from April to May /: increases COM
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-01
legislative Calendar
peusation Of village assessor from
three to five dollars q day.

pensation OF village assessor from
three to five dollars . day.
s. b. 12-Prohibits marathons,
valuations and skatathous and 9th.
er endurance contests.
II. B. 35-Appropriates @1S.8lo for
state seed department.
s. B. 26-Allows scaling down and
discounting past due interest on
loans made by board Of university
and school lands.
8. B. 40-Directs proper officials"
to discharge real estate mortgage
executed by Wahpeton Military
school to state 80 far as mortgage
Is lien on portion Of property.
Resolutions Killed:
H. Conc. Res. A4-Jensen: Con-
stitutional amendment to repeal pro-
vision register Of deeds In counties
Of less than 5000 shall also be clerk
Of district court and county Judge.
Bills Killed:
II. B. 73-Creates board Of naturo-
pathio examiners.
Resolutions Adopted:
s. Conc. Res. D-Memorializes con-
gress to act speedily and favorably
upon constitutional amendment do
ing away with issuance Of tax exempt
bonds.
H. Res. B3-Protesting against
"acts Of violence and terrorism" in
Fargo strike; demanding release Of
prisoners.
Bills introduced:
H. B. ll4-Schauss: Provides for
filing Of petitions by candidates for
school offices in common school dis
tricts. Elections and election priv.
ileges.
H. b. -schauss: Repeats act
creating office Of state Transports
ton officer. State affairs.
H. b. ll6-Bjerke: Defines riot
ling as q disturbance Of threatened
|or actual violence involving six per-
sons. State affairs.
H. b. l17-scholl: Repeats act re-
lieving owner or operator Of auto
mobile from liability In event of
death Or injury to riding guest. State
affairs.
II. B. 11s-Keidel: Establishes
cream grading law. Public health.
H. B. 1l9.-Thompson: Includes
landlords Of furnished apartments In
lien law Of lnnkeepers. State affairs.
H. B. 120-Savre: Provides school
district furnish free text books to
common and high school pupils and
provides for payment out Of general
und. Education.
H. b. 121-Savre: Cancels unpaid
real and personal property taxes
levied for year 1888 and all prior
years. Taxes and tax laws.
H. B. 122-Childs: Provides pen
sionS for blind. Taxes and tax laws.
H. B. l23-Schauss: Amends laws
regarding publication Of nomina-
lions. Ways and means.
! Resolutions Introduced:
H. Conc. Res. A.10-Scholl-D Dit
mer- Thompson: Urges federal and
state highway authorities to cooper
ate In highway construction program
in relation to rural and urban COM
munities. Highways and bridges.
Bills Indefinitely Postponed by
House:
H. B. 4e-Borstad: Creates new
cigarette stamp.
H. B. 77-Niewoehner: Prohibits
marriage Of person who has been
confined In any county poor farm
or similar institution until elapse Of
one year after release.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-01

confined In q county poor farm or
similar institution until one year
after their release.
Gus. A. SchausS Of Morton, In q bill
introduced by him Thursday, pro-
poses abolishment Of the position Of
state transportation officer, by re-
peal Of the act creating the office.
Two years ago no appropriation was
made for the work and no officer was
appointed.
A cream grading law. embracing
inspection Of cream stations, grades
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-01
q O N TIN u E n
from page one.
House Resolution
Demands Release
Of Fargo Strikers

Farg0 ndQ cXCeeoeQ Cuelr AutuO11Cy
In "raiding local headquarters"
Blames Employers
Solberg said I'VE looked into this
matter quite thoroughly before in
PRODUCING this resolution" He
claimed conditions in Fargo could be
~laid at the door Of the employers"
Gilbertson heaved to his feet and
roared, "It's not right to ask this
house to railroad this thing through,
SO that we will not find out things
are not as they are represented here.
Are we going to take the word OF
these two men and 60 down the line?"
ever have any Of your family In
iail?" yelled r. r. 8choll Of Mclean
across the assembly room.
1--WE been In jail myself" Gilbert
Son doomed back.
Twichell claimed the resolution to
be "a partisan matter, one which
should 60 to committee. Ill wager
one-third Of the house doesn't know
what is in that resolution"
The house quieted after the vocal
vote, only to see the storm clouds
gather q short time later when the
house moved into action as commit
tee Of the whole.
Wrangle Over Bill IS
For nearly two hours house men,
bers wrangled over passage Of SEN
ate bill IS, amending laws govern
ing percentage Of electors necessary
on a petition to obtain q levy for
grasshopper determination in coun-
ties.
Traynor opposed the bill which in
creases the number necessary from
ten per cent to Is per cent Of elec-
tors in the county. The original bill
proposed in the legislature this ses-
sion raised the number Of necessary
to 81 per cent, but it was cut In COM
mittee.
Traynor outlined difficulties which
had been encountered in the past to
obtain sufficient signatures under
the ten per cent rule and expressed
belief that ut will be even more dif-
ficult under this BILL"
E. A. Child Of Hettinger clashed
with Traynor over the proposal and
claimed ut will not be difficult to
get the signatures when they are
needed am against making 80 per
cent Of the county pay for what ten
per cent wants."
Oglesby Ends Argument
The arguments which at one time
involved q half dozen representatives
all gesturing from the floor were
brought up sharply with the pungent
observations by Sam Oglesby Of
Barnes, "the grasshoppers will be on
Us II we don't stop arguing and do
something about this" Shortly
afterward the bill. on motion Of God
win, was placed on the calendar for
action by the house Friday.
Recommended for adoption was
house bill rs, extending from Dec.
81, 1885, to Dec. 81, 1887. suspension
OF tax deeds issued to the county upon
expiration Of the period Of redemp-
ton.
Two measures were indefinitely
postponed: one. creating new cigar
cite stamp. second prohibiting
marriage Of persons who have been
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-01

allure.
For North DA-
kota: Fair tonight
and probably Sat-
urday: slig h thy
warmer extreme
west portion to-
For South Da-
kota: Fair tonight
and Satu r d q y;
slightly warm e r
tonight southeast
portion.
For Montana:
Fair tonirht and
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-01

without the consent OF the corpora
ton.
Fevold said the agricultural credit
laws contain penal provisions which
can be invoked against anyone at
tempting to "gyp" the government.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-01
GENERAL CONDITIONS

The weather map has changed very
little since yesterday morning. A
High" Is conferred over the Rocky
Mountain states (Boise 3O62) while
the lowest pressure overlies the north
western Canadian Provinces (Edmon-
ton 30.l0). Skies are cloudy over the
Great Lakes region and Mississippi
Valley while fair weather prevails
over the Plains States and Rocky
Mountain region. Temperatures are
moderate In all sections.
Bismarck station barometer, inches:
1896. Reduced to sea level, 30.52.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-01
Weather Report

FORECAST
For Bismarck and vicinity: Fair
tonight and probably Saturday; little
A6ao SoeA tnVpayN
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-01

FAIR tonight ana Jt1NWIWO
Saturday; warmer extreme east por-
ton tonight.
For Minnesota: Generally fair Fri
day night and Saturday; little change
in temperature.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-01
Willist0n Postmaster
Candidate Confirmed

Washington. Feb. l.-(ReThe SEN
ate Thursday confirmed George A.
Harvey - postmaster ct Willkton,
North Dakota.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-01

Italian laws forbid kissing In pub
lie except ct railroad stations.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-24
.VoienskI akademik Her

-VOJenSky akademlk Her
bert Mabel Sc sym kolegou
Zeno Kraftem z Vfdenskeho
Noveho Mesta podnikli O swat
c1ch lyzarsky vylet ma Bosen-
stein We Vysokych Tatrach a
byli oba zasypani lavinou. Ma
bel zahynul, kdezto Krafta Sc
podaTilo zachranne vyprave je
ste ziveho vyhrabat. Jine ly-
zarske nestestf Sc udalo ma
Hochschwabu We Styrsku. 22le-
ty knihkupec BedTich Winter
hoff z Leibnitz upadl pTi lyzo-
vanf tax nestastne, re 81 zlomil
lebecnf kost. Byl dopraven do
nemocnice v Mostu mad Murou,
kde "a kratko zemTel. V OBJ
vodu Baden u V1dn6 Sc udala
tri turisticka ~nestest1. Ma
Peilsteinu Sc zTftili diva hosi Sc
skaly a byli pTevezeni tezce
zraneni do nemocnice v Baden.
V Helenentalu Sc zT1til gymna-
sisat Vilem Bierlotter do rokle
a zabil Sc.
= Mezi kandidatkami ma
trim kralovny krasy We Francii,
by byla p~ovstala bezmala ne
kralovska rvacka, kdyz soudu
znaleckou porotou jake "Miss
Francie", byla zvolena 22leta
Elizabeth PITT, rozena v Sar-
sku, ale naturalisovana Fran
couzska.
Cekatelky professionally pro-
to, re Sarsko patti k Nemecku
a ma zvolenou kralovnu volaly
re je "boche", jak nazvani by
Ii Nemci "a valky. Revolucio-
naTky mely dspech a ma m1sto
panovnice z nemecke krve
zvolena byla cistokrevna Fran
couzska, Gisela Previl.
" Toilette, Quebec, v kla-
steTe sester radu Convention
vypukl pozar, ktery jednu bu-
dovu 1plne znicil. CtyTi Tide u
horeli, sto jeptisek a So detf
bylo z plamen1 zachraneno.
= We Spljitu, Jugoslavie,
DR.. Andelovic, byvaly jugoslav
sky ministr do Vfdn6, byl tezce
zranen chorvatskym proti-vlad
min 1tocnfkem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-24

Znamy JakO Lawrence of Ara
bia podlehl We vojenske nemoc
nici v bowingtonsk6m lezenf
zranen1 utrpenemu pred sesti'
dny kdyz prepaid pres Tfdftka
sve rychle ujfzdej1c1ho motor
cyklu pfi snaze vyhnouti Sc cy-
klistovi, 16letemu Hargreave-
sow, jenz vyvazl bez 1razu.
Lawrence, jemuz bylo 46 let,
byl jednou z romantickych po-
stav svetove valky a jeho smrtl
miz1 tajemstv1 ~vynalezu nepo-
topitelneho torpedoveho clunu,
kterymz sc v posledn1 dobe "a
byval.
Ia valky boufil Araby a u
moznil tim okupaci Jerusale-
mu Anglicany. Skonal klidne
pres snahy lekaTe, kter6ho k je
no lGzku postal kral JiTf. Zpra-
va o jeho 1mrt1 byla lined hla-
sena anglickym kralovskym
manzel1m a telegrafovano kra-
Ii Iraku, Feisallovi kteremu
Lawrence vlastne pomohl k
trHnu.
V Anglii pocato bylo hnut1
ably Lawrence pohrben byl We
Westminsterskem opatstv1 We
die jinych anglickych vytecnf-
XII.
Dramaticky spisovatel Geo.
Bernard Shaw, meskaj1c1 pra-
We v Durbanu V JIM Africe,
sam telegraficky odporucil ia
ko pohTebnf mfsto opatstvf a
dodal: "Jeho vlastn1 zeme mu
odpfrala malou pensi, necht
mu da aspon kamen."
Ma dopaden1 tohoto nekoru-
novaneho krale Arabic vypsalo
Turecko cenu We vysi 100000.
Zesnuly byl voj1nem, vedcem,
basn1kem, politikem, spiklen-
Gem a zkratka jedincem vyni-
kajfcfm v mnohem odboru.
Zemrel jake chudy muz. Ro-
dem byl z Walesu.
P. VIM. H. Kent, ktery
znal 81 fec1 a umel mluviti 40,
zemrel We SVEN domove We
West Ealing v Anglii, doziv Sc
veku IT let. Roku 1881 slavil
sve zlate knezske jubileum a
pred dvema lety odesel ma Cd
pocinek. jake hoch Sc naucil
lathe i Tectine, pozdeji sans
kritu, cfnskemu, armenskemu,
galskemu, madarskemu, dan
skemu, finskemu, rusk6mu, j.
talskemu, francouzskemu, ne
meck6mu, hebrejskemu a Spa
nelskemu jazyku. Kdysi do
znal, Re nejt9zs1m re vsech,
jimz Sc naucil, byla rec glor-
gijska, stara mluva kavkazska.
Londynsky Scotland Yard
pozadal no nekolikrat O tlumo-
Cent v Anglii malo 'znamych
Tecf. PTelozil cetne pfsne z ja-
zyka syrskeho, arm6nsk6ho a
koptickeho. Byl jednfm z nej-
znamejsfch katolickych knez1
v Anglii. Ztravil svGj zivot ma
fare kostela st. Mary of An
gels Londyne. Ia sveho Diet
stvl Sc casio stykal Sc slavnym
spisovatelem Charles Dicken-
sem.
V Manchester, Angle,
policie je presvedcena, re ban
da lupic1 ktera tam provedla
diva bankovnf pTepady, byla
vycvicena Americany.
"Pracovala" naprosto HAD
ce, svazala zfizence bank lep-
kavymi paskami, jimiz Jim ia
Ike zaklfzila 1sta, a unikla v &C.
kajfcfm autu aniz by okolnf
Ichodci 81 vIbec vsimli, Re Sc
neco stale. Anglictf policiste
bez zbranf ,meli dosud moe ma
10 zkusenostf S tfmto druhem
: banditstv1.