The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 6, 1919, Page 8

i SRE TET Sidecars isan aaa VOTE TWISTED | ON BOOZE BILL | SAYS HOARE ‘Author of the Anti-\ Moonshining| Measure Secures Recon- sideration in House | ——— | On representations from Rep.j Hoare to the effect that a number of, members who were absent Tuesday | had been reported as voting on Hou: Bill 66, making it a crime to possess, liquor or a still or worm or tablet or} powder used in the manufacturing of intoxicants, the house Wednesd voted to reconsider its vote on th measure, which was recommended for indefinite postponement Tuesday by a vote of 49 to 52. Twichell insisted that the bill should | be reconsidered for the purpose of correcting the records if for not other | | | Owesreen dewirarce union. Beg mes Captain Eddie Rickenbacher, credited with downing’ 22 Hun planes, and two other American aces, Lieut. P. F. Baer at the left and Capt. Douglas Campbell, right, reason. Alberts’ motion that the mo- _ . . are here photographer together on their arrival in America aboard the Adriatic. tion for reconsideration be laid on the table lost 60 to 25. The motion for reconsideration then carried, as did Rep. Hoare’s motion that the ma-; jority report of the committee on STIFF TAXES pier tcw: cers IMPOSED!) BY | i NEW V. MEASURE) for third reading this afternoon. The | bill gives officers the right to enter ! and search without warrant any prem- ee ises suspected of containing liquor or (Continued From Page One.) if Chieseos ly Jan: devices for its manufacture. tax rates, all the ‘rates are approved |2@S announced that 'by the conferees. Like the original | service between Chicago and Milwau- Carney Coal Phone 94 |house bil, the balk of the taxes are ee will start about June 1. O. E. Anderson Lbr. C.jtevied on war excess profits and in-|,, Machines capable of carrying thir- lty people are in process of construc- ————_——————————— KIDNEYS WEAKENING? tones tions. ' ARTER R THE COIN. 5th will be made by the treasury Bill ($25 FOR ROUND TRIP | VIA AIR ROUTE BETWEEN CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE 6.—A syndicate tion. The trip to Milwaukee will take | hydroaeroplane ! forty minutes and the cost of a round ; lirip ticket $25. ‘The syndicate announces that serv- ices will be established between oth- er places in the near future and that freight also will be carried. a special charter authorizing its le. The good housewife of Holland would almost as soon be without food ! without her “Real Dutch Drops,” as | Kidney and bladder troubles don’ disappear of themselves. They grow upon you, slowly but steadily, under- mining your health with deadly cer-; Secretary Glass said today. { ear beer is taxed at 15 per cent on} s'@ new tax. Grape juic : , root beer and-similar soft: drinks ten per‘cent on manufacturers’ 'Revenue- Grabbing Would tainty, until you fall a victim to in-| she quaintly calls GOLD MEDAL tg 4 ¥ Moyet aaa @Nataral «mineral waters are curable disease. [Haarlem Oil Capsules. Their use re Leta Soerention oa enatee | Tax Everything That Stop your troubles while there is | strength and is responsible in on’ice cream, soda” water ‘i H Ese ed time. Don't wait until little pains be-/a great measure for the sturdy, robust | ance and like confections to be paid | as Escap come big aches. Don’t trifle with dis-| health of the Hollanders ae ease. To a c. per cent increase | State Auditor Karl Kositzky's ideas void future suffering be: treatment with GOLD M L, He lem Oil Capsules now. Take thr four every day until you feel that Dion the tax on thousand on ci increased. and the ta: jor revenue getting are embodied in| sis materially | senate Bill 202,. introduced. by the! and snuff are; as directed, and are entirely free from pain. | fied with results | taxed ej pound. jcommittee on appropriations Tuesd: y.| This well known preparation has your d gladly refund your) nent i nder this bill each game of pool, been one of the national reme f/ money. I r the name GOLD ' tances, ards, pin ball or indoor. baseball Holland for centuries. In 16 MEDAL on the box and accept 19 tained. fara) v indoor. baseball | government of the Netherlands grant-; in sealed boxes, three sizes. . taxed one cent; auto storage is f taxed five cents -on each 50 cents Carney Coal Phone 94 charge; traveling satesmen's orders | SUNGUADANOUEULONSUOOSUGSOUADERDOADADEOS SSEE0OUGGUUUTEOOOUTORCNDEOAUDEROGSSERODDROQELESUDERSOSTOEOODSOD Oo. E. Anderson Lhbr. CGC: jare assessed five-cents on each $50 or ction thereof; solf drinks one cent; == | theatre tickets, one cent;, patent med- | two cents on‘each 50 cents of loaded shells 2 1-2-cents on etch 50; baseballs, tennis and golt y medic me for} balls, two e 50 cents; bats. ticks and: golf! cents onthe dollar; phon- s of piano “rollers” five ould not take $2 of Adle e bottle j cents on, the dollgr; tobacco one cent ont vet flohe cigars, “five cents on the dol- ned) ole iclion two cents per fifty; -ad- ka expel: LL gas and sour- ding machines, . Removes ALL foul matter which | graphs and tem. Often ¢ typewriters, | phono- ctrolas.: §1an each $50; con-| hunting licenses ten cents on the dol- We | lar. It] ‘The state treasurer is authorized | gummed license stamps, the eds from the sale thereof to go j into the general fund of ‘the states; | ely Jos. Breslow. PEGGY MARSH AND HER $100,000.00 FIELD BABY ageuaauensenaen Evervthine in Hardware. 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Telephone operators remained at their. posts, according’ to, reports. Se- attle ‘expects to have lights tonight, however. Schols may be: forced to close by the strike of janitors and engineers; the superintendent of schools stated. Today's general walkout was called by the Seattle central, council as a sympathetic move to help the’ ship- yard workers, numbering 25,000, struck January 21,.for higher pay. The general strike is the first of its kind ever called in the United States. The mayor issued a statement that iaw and order must prevail, THURSDAY, “FEB. f 1919. jon labor, street cars were running, newspapers’ were operating and other industries were at work, The tie-up is ig not expected to be complete. i 2,000 STRIKE., Oakland, , eb. 6—Two thousand turned’as helpers ‘to other craft went on strike in Oakland today .for the right to,cal Ithemseves full mechanics and to demand full: wages. TO PRESERVE ORDER. 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