The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 28, 1919, Page 8

BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1919 RAIL BOARD MAY 7 REGULATE PRICE You Don’t Have to | of DAKor4 oILs ° e | Question the Quality | muses Fee Cas : oy | Real New Orleans Molasses e Government settled that 4 Se te tt Bs for Breakfast | i ject to price-fixing regulations of the railroad commission under pro- bill introduced in the senate hortly hefore the speci: levishature yy ve speci HE most delicious way is oday for eo Thanksgiviag ay, cn Cecaate ane eS, pe gen I x as a spread for pancakes. ator William J. Chureh, admin a ly ie Get GOLD LABEL BRER tion member from Bengon county was referred to fairs o — OR mittee, ivy RA _ BAKING ee ee | ar incite Ne house hefore Ss Wi IV s ick mitted by Renregenlaticas Peterson ' and most delicious real New Orleans Molasses. and Ness, independents, branding as 2 misdemeanor the public display of any flag ensign, banner or standard other It sent millions of pounds of ] All school children than the national or state colors or should read the : ; those of friendly nations and their dependencies. Red or black flags would be particularly prohibited un- der this measure, The penalty is not to exceed thirty days in the county jail or $100, fine or both. It is de- Next time you have muffins fascinating, waves | or waffles for breakfast let the | % pexunthey |. | to the troops over there” folks taste how BRERRABBIT | Penict's: Fest, | 2 clared an emergency measure due 10 1 j ~| Ltd., New Orleans. 4 —more than all oth r “recent disturbances” throughout tae improves everything, , e United States.” The bill is practically hilds Hi identical with one defeated last reg: C | i e ilar sepplatl : en prefer molasses on | , ; brands combined. The provisions regarding at con Nb Every Housewife knoe AW “4 panies are incorporated in the ta SHIC read once they taste the name “PENICK & 4 amending laws relative to public util- FORD” on a food means a ities and the powers of the railroad BR E RA i ; commissioners. Among the agencies R BBIT. Always the Best of Its a over which jurladietion of the com- Kind, 22 yearsofquality. mission is extended, under proposed ’ Jegislation, are pipe line companies Remember—the GOLD LABEL ; for the transportation of gas, oil or for table use and high grade baking § nces for Ca ae at seu on | the business of selling or distributing —the Green Label especially for Ree ' petroleum products or ‘by-products * EB t » & > ~ used for the generation of light, heat baking. It costs. less, j or power.” a “In the case of oil companies,” the . Before the War and Now bill reads, “the commissioners shall regulate the selling prices of petro- Jeum products and by-products on the phasis of refinery quotations, and sha] © fix the schedule of such prices, which , ‘ ; i they may change of modify from time = ‘ to time, so aS to keep North Dakota oe 5 A ‘ | i prices as nearly as possible on the] i : St. Mary's school, with the school!tuted a separate district, She will be|same level as the prices in adjoining ae building as general headquarters and} assisted by Mrs. W. F. Keller. states under similar conditions, and NEW ORLEANS base of supplies; all territory south of|,, Mrs: W. A. McDonald and Mrs, H.|so that such prices. shall at all times tig beac gawill. be Covered hy Wachter 7. Murphy will also have charge of|pe reasonable and just ; provided, that mM \P 5 : at cantare districts in no ease shall the North Dakoty Oo: ass . FOR SEAL DRIVE schools swith: Mts: C. Wachte Eager price exceed a margin of more than | | we oe the snis aot: teers | WATERTOWN PLANS icy (iis ating ai ase, rl | L Fighth and Fourth and Thayer and = , Every Section of Bismarck to Be | ©#pitel boulevard, the Junior high win} WINTER CARNIVAL charges, uspectlon tees end rena es. Ihave charge, with Mrs. E. P. Quain's able local storage and istribution a ; “ Aris aie A i Thoroughly Covered Saturday | home as supply depot; between Fourtl.| | Watertown, 8. D., Nov. 28,—Water- | costs.” Be th OE mons ene He ‘i HE aaeel fee wtiine item er ee aesetue Let’s go to JOHNSON’S for i fl Pirst. : " 5s eBorie- a : havea. wi iva) ey visions. 8) » the com- | l@s s ssion, and ‘ay ex-| firs 2 ad ever $ ¢ - ec and First and Thay d the Bouie-| town may have a winter carniva. Further provisions specify the penses of motor vehicle department.| cote. Hosiery. : : . 0, along the lines of out-|missioners may require any oil com- Lk i s carnival which formerly to furnish them with data nec-| _S. B. 6, Church.—Declaring oil com- : for determination prices, such | Panies public utilities. yard, the Will s drive, with b: hool will conduct the | early in 1 e of supplies at the] door spo Bis arck has heen districted fur the Christmas Red Cross seal drive! Quam home. — All west of First and} was held in St. Paul. It is planned pycpat . " : saturday and - every lock in [NOTH of the Northern Pacific will be] to also hold a summer water carnival inle and permit fixing minimum Pag weltore, Teluting to Je- : the oc glty, cAnill:a, be... thorought: 4 °o"% (i by the hie school, with Mrs.if the winter spectacle proves a suc-)as well as maximum prices. ie: tote Hs oe tat mals ; provid- ‘ ? omens hs i ‘hultz’s home the supply | cess, In the house a bill was introduced y Dune sale urs from’ animals se covered. East of se, Mrs. HLF, O'F $ in dl Mayor A. T. Hopkins has appointea| amending the elght-hour-law for | es ved, ete, ihe capitol, which has been consti.fa committee to organize a Water-|women to provide that all more than] 8. RB. 8 Ployhar.— Providing sinking rts association. If the wi eighteen years old may, contract wit fund from net earnings for xetirement -|employers. to work ten hours pro- of bonds of public utilities of counties AUDITORIUM |Qz2Xigtt | ci s held, the lakes ae . ing Watertown will be the sce viding time and a, hale ig-epaia for|/ aNd eilless': ai... ; : yarieed sport program. overtime. HOUSE BILLS e f — ——— Other bills of the day repealed acts| House bills introduced today w ; Frida Nov. 28th JOHNSON’S for Phoenix Pure|of the last regular session placing the) IT. B. 1, State Affairs. —Ratifyins y, e ~ 4 / Silk Hose. Hieensing-and regulation of pool ha’ suffrage jendment. . i ° q se. i Sunder the super-| IL B, 2, State Affairs —Providing ; Curtain, 8:30 p. m. : ‘ yision of the attorney general and 6! for inerease in soldiers’ bounty levy 1 on the dollar, ing the attorney general two extra| to 3-4 mi 16 § torney general H. B. 3, Nims,—Soldiers’ bounty . Sati the fifth legislative day,|act amendments proposed Amer’: ‘has heen tixed as the last date upon|can legion, providing for nance of *. lwhich bills can be Introduced in either |bonds in immediate payment. , ’ ae wh $ 3 | Dr. Edwards’ Olive TabletsGet | house. Both houses recessed until 1{ If. B. 4, Walter ‘Maddock.—Fixtend.- ut the Cause and Removelt o'clock this afternoon, and there was|ing time of payment of seed and feed ‘no businesa transacted on’ Thanksgiv- | lens, Selwyn & Company Serve Dr, Cdwards’ Olive Tablets, the jing day. i. B. 5, Wog—Appropriating $1,500 HIGH ROCK aubsttite pr alone a gently on the Senate ‘ills introduced Wednesday |for further improvements to executive nd sitively do the work. | were: mansion. bans 4 People afflicted with bad breath find S. PB. 2, Weber.—Allowing ool! Hi. B. 6) Renauld.—Repealing chap- 4 wi AG De 83, Biz; A ig f r ig chap i FLEECE LINED ariel reliet through taking them, districts io bond for more than 25 per-|ter 207, session laws 1919, appropriat- UNDERWEAR pr. jelwards Olive Tablets are a |oont in excess of the debt limit now |Ing $40,000 of capitol building funds L = Si they act cons each us fixed for’ the purpose of repairing or |for exteosied treet railway line; held ee eeu. u 2 lerecting new buildings, unconstitutional. u ae her blow, boys. Let her freeze. Donels and liver, stimulating them to J’ 's, if, 2, Zleman-—Providing | that] | T- 7,. John Nathan. Repeating dl j e should worry if we’ ps on, clearing the blood, and | gety percent of realty taxes shall be-| Chapter G, Session laws 1919, creating i 4 High Rocks ve got our purifying the entire system, They da {come delinquent March 1 and Sifts |lleonsing department under attorney i } ‘ igh Rocks on. The real fleece-lining that which calomel does. without any of | percent. November 15. general. of eps us as snu i ight f Fee Oe OF TO: $, B..4, Cahill.—Repealing Chapter] H. B. 8; Wadeson.—Amending, eight- i ‘ nug asa bug in,a sug. pleduing tect. “ide and 2c Baie the |@7°'session laws 1919, giving attorney |hour law for: females to provide that And wear? T, , =% a Es genera] additional assistants. female eighteen years old or over caa . ? Try ‘em—you'll be as- S. B. 5, King—Amending highway |contract with employer to work ten ; tonished. = . commission act to provide license fee hours, Providing time and half is } ry Z paid for overtime. ) ; Reduction of Stock 11. B. 9, John R. Maddock.—Ao- FY Look for the High Rock label i A Wholesome, Cleansing, | propriating $41,866.77 in addition 19 me onthe front. "Ai joer denies aes A Sale ‘i hh a Vy eet ng sed Healing sums already appropriated fons nee 1a \ is - 3 : cent discount on all Hard- etlea—Murine | motor vehicle department to July 2 i in two piece or union suits. ware and 20 pee cent on all Stoves Le> ness, Serene Granula- 1921. c 2 0 July 21, i } and Ranges at VES oneching Burning} 1H. B. 10, Bailey.—Reducing amount 2 High Rock Knit } JOHN BORTELL’S Your Ei ‘of the Eyes or Eyelids; |jegal reserve required from twenty to y i ich Reet et tng Co y “2 Dropa™ After the Movies, Motorin Ge ten percent on demand deposits and i SENG 4 300 Main ill win your confidence. Rape from 10 to seven percent on time de- for Murine when your Eyes | Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago | posits, and reserve on money due other banks to 10 percent providing a that three-fifths of such reserve ma: : recccoccccccccoveccccococsoscooeoooscccooooooooooooooocoooooooovoooor, | he carried with Bank of North Dak or other solvent bank, state or, na- tional. x : 3 ee 66 H. B. 11, Ness and Peterson.—Bill : oo prohibiting carrying or displaying of ee i f red or black flag. ot ie 7 7 4 STUDDED TIRES j\ricton HAs No BP saacnat SURE DID BRING || TROUBLE MaKiNG || (iiss FLIGHT TO CITY ; 5 i US THE CHOW!”’ ° Plymouth Rock ‘Completes 55 if Se chat’ e ( i Mile Journey From Wash- | Pee : it *, ; at’s what one overseas man sald, a burn in Quick Time y / many others agree that an important fac- A Ci di: a . . : * tor in the winning of the war was the pn Satupday night Plymouth | Roce ome Y oy aula A oming pigeon was taken from Bis- z almost universal use of steel-studded tires marek, where it had lived for many By Roi Cooper Megrue f | on cars equipped for war service. months, to Washburn. i ‘ Sunday morning the pigeon was] They are now on sale in North Dakota. We missing from its coop at Washburn are sole distributors for this state and ond that peouetaaaes it weer tune ee Cost Less Per astern Montana. Dealers are urged to TER Eee oe Ue a auaeiaael Mile write or wire quick, seen al Washburn to the time it was discovered here, it was evident that the bird had flown ‘the 55 miles ina straight line altho he had never ‘been by i ; ae 3 ; i Risse Tire Sales Co. | jin ne snes toga 3 ; 3 t | SPARKLING! STIMULATING! SNAPPY! | F A Mental Cocktail! i : — With — : ‘ _ NORMAN HACKETT — th And An Excellent Cast 4 One Year’at Maxine Elliott Theater, New York Three Months at'La Salle Theater, Chicago Prices 50¢ to $2.00 Seat Sale Harris & Co. Wednesday Charles Cowan and George Keenan, L : who maintained a large flock of plge: ang! h, Managers ‘on in this city. Recently Cowan mov- gley & Schlabach, Manag ed to Washburn and took the birds there with him. The Plymouth Rock 410 Broadway Phone 888 Bismarck he fe cay, one to vengure back to z * ve smarck. PY ‘This flight is, considered unique in: secctovecccecocvccccecocceccecoreoocecoosssoooooovecooeecooovooosoooes a8 Tauch as the bitd had never been’