The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 25, 1924, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE TAX REDUCTION WAVE EXTENDS URBY Mest BE Goon: 1s xys| WENZEL HEADS: | QVERENTIREU.S.GUNDERSON: = _ ND. COUNCIL SAYS; SETS OUT HIS PROGRAM SCHON anes resting orice of | | Another Big Shipment of -- ‘ Masonic Body for Coming Jmuch greater ;. President of North Dakota a:ea i pois re 2 Year Hart " rete sou) With an extravagent state adiir ae . Taxpayers Association Says jot)ction inclined to graft and jovt, i a ( All Officials Must Cooper- men en Tag TLE Sata cle u nk . : : del of BIsniBeek| Was Mune Brana ate For the Reduction of but « short time to lose three times 5 2 master of the Grand Council of rgo, . 25. Richard E. Wen- officinls clected at the next | terday. Schaffner & Marx e : e hat the Drak nf t ; North Dakota R. & S. M. for the axati ‘ites Me abs Ed : = a coming year at the annual assembly | | hsb Ola EN as Officials Fag 3 ; mare of the state body in Fargo late yes- . ‘ By Which He Says Taxes Seat c ite sleeeear ed oe Oth ffi leet Fi : clection should be pledged to tax gy ther officers elected were: Fip- Can Be Reduced reduction to the fullest’ extent by - 8008 toa, »y B, Cameron, Grand Forks; dep- \ Bets ih, cutting appropriations, repealing : |uty grand master; W. T. Johnston, ] te fea 5s the entire d States, Not necessary in the development oF . J % his wife the work; Walter L. Stockwell, Far- COMFORTABLE MODELS—ATTEN- ROT Coatseron of aneii (te sates ; decidbs to, fount wroreearss Soke it 'G.|— | TION YOUNG MEN—STUB AND DOUBLE BREAST- president of the North Dakota Tax-| Turner, Bottineau, grand treasure’ important happening. baer Semi tS nate et about $5 tn BD boston, “earcg, “anti | ED VESTS—PLEATED TROUSERS. leteumniinceifice and bridges, or on the average ot Devils Lake, grand conductor of the d Hasued! Crom his oli PR SGEUaI On I ERUa SST eRT EE council; John A. Graham, Bismarck, ne sone tas exemptions tol is 4 fine thing to have beautiful and marshal; W, A. McClure, ives to bor r ties reacts H built roads, but’ they very ckinson, granq steward; J, L. ERTARE ts people ahd. eer both “as to construction a Loveder, Fargo, grand sentinel; and ‘ Bee rel avs ‘id elece of Lus-{and maintenance. (Amount of Fed Cae W. A: Bennett, Churehes Ferry, . ° ee PsES DURA S eral aid not known.) : grand chaplain, ny cases to un School Houses astefal expenditures, Il is a great source of sutistaccion ; urn brings about a to have luxurious schvel houses to e ae } « of debts in our send you to, but they ¢ : childien Boosters for lasurio i pete before womens lot representatives of the corporation. | these pe whom we! ing ana a i we i clubs, obtaining then | Word was received here ; 1a conerally | ere in therm tor eu 1b and ~ ' County Commissioners Take/ night that the Presho State Bank at! ohh t able to have (PPO! yest’ eee ‘ | Presho,-S. D,, had: closed. The bank | in Nrte ite raising the MARCUS FORD Action in Meeting ‘ig small, and deposi were not given ple the Lever k be that Service ning of pastime; it should ill : jin) the amtorniation! eecelved jHere: ae thing to! Kansas City, Mo., « Wha note the most ting of Jinot, oy 4 ‘iat ‘ and ihe | h this? aes i kind ef show does: hut nd? Huo a nature, Our ue >| Hock of Cass county, was clect- | , of their upkeep. ‘They ave) Our children, as ou: sare on-| Ani kind 4 : ME Gen “hy plea nor (ed president, and Devils Lake «was | par with the buach and gra ody better off as we ppier, Can, ‘This i opinion leant : sepeeially chosen as the next mecting place of ° | that gets into office, bo be that our schouls are cresting RE SCs Coan et so Bea ctiorable : the County Commissioners of North | A x state of property con- in our childeen luxurious ideas that! 52s i ae joe (ig merely * Dakota during the concluding — ses- | b taxation, if you let) the great majority ef them cannot ws ob and for the ! ions of the organization here last | as them yo far You cannot af 1 LEER raat ti Joke. night. Other officers selected were ford to let the political bodics to ‘ : n disconter Senet ee ar cuenine deere Rae aa Tee rolds, 3s not 0D. D, MeNuughtor of Ramsey county, f ytkce re Froend Wife cow chereug (iit on wine |) tee Pre en aed vanss of Wells | Tension of Rebel Action in county, secretary and treasurer, and | x ie ctven Bind of e | the directors chosen wi E.| Mexico Is Ended i ie oe fae LieveBii Holt of Grand Forks; T. 0. Feei nd | eee mumopeaineviels GaRMERCIIISES: {of Morton; Herman Paulson of La! Washington, Jan. 25. — Tension t the taxes” is the demana of; 1911, how will the farmers with a TEVOIGEULNG: |b UNEREY OFIGEENOEE: a, nor do | Moure; Ole’O. Avig of Cavalier and over the Mexiean situation appeured the Ohio fi . To make vheir}eut of 150 per cent in the price of! woman, fA een siedee a ayimlientes 1. L, Russel of Eddy suena caer a iaeiieele teach ippeal most effective they are send-' their products, who pay the bills). san ‘ to t Rater Cage salen minne Gi A section of th ssolutions wconi=| We ce veerr cut anys eer aes ing an old time prairie schooner, or! for maintaining the schools, be able} where h des to go. dictate the artis ste of this coun- | taining endorsement of the Coulter, the state department announced vhat covered wagon, to our national cap-) to continue ng? How will the Amateurs, Too try than the president of a railroad | s voted down 34 to 33. {American war vessels ordered tu itol with a woman grange lecturcr,| businessmen, who have had big less-| ‘The Kansas City’ theater is sup- |e 'n compel you t helseeh solutions favored aid for Vé2® Cruz and Tampico were already clad in a costume worn b; © of her and a large volume of business y 1000 subscribink members. | ery along his r : maintenance of state roads the <" process of being withdrawn from ndmothers while traveling; and must help pay this school ex-/ s are chosen by a reading} “If the stage has me proportion as state roads ste Mexican waters since the rebel lead~ same kind of conveyance. pense, exist and coatinue to de busi- | cou azcording to their artistie | ways ‘ constructed; expressed ers hag adandoned their attempted lowa Farmers — | ness? i | sense and the 1 rs are recruited »z amenaingnteandl blockade of Tamp'co and had ordered taxes brought revolt from!{ In considering the matter of taxes! by pable ye u rom he pro- f ‘so as to make it possible for county ba saat the harbors un- lo The stoppage of rural! ive must not forget that the fessionals und nteurs available commissioners to reduce taxes; en-, mxEWinccainplinice: wi - school consolidation in Towa was and paying of them is an a i a‘ ie stage ass » {to some than the box ofige, and ace d amendment of North Dakot: ae ear iceathinetadt say t about by the farmers of that, necessity. We could not enjoy pro-; “should be erin ning ~ | puble may be won under the spelt | good roads association, with es ; ne a ; A : son : 1 on ee orga, Pree ane” the withdrawn ull; threats against the most every county of s dure enjoy the benefits of a civitized section providing that money that is Continucd movement of peaceful ing the ter g government, without taxation, We 1 to be returned to the counties be. american ecommerce and the occa- t inerensing taxes and however, are “abusing a good thing TWO INJURED BISMARCK MAN spent at the direction of the highway = + Famedy. dilew sound: Cini oAny one water willl evuni give thelial VICE-PRESIDENT | commission favored activities of ed. ortsent ine Cereus inset s had inereised from to ter casual consideration, as a whole, | North : ! Dakota automobile associa- Unless Americun lives and prop- 5s prop: $60 10 from $300 to $467. per quar-!must come to the conclusion that] BY LEAPING . OF DEALERS 6 tion; urged extension of three years erty should again be jeopardized, it te ( —— verse must contrinute, spend beyond the more) If it w © our schools to miu than you can affor weyond a genevaf tax redaction of fre income in private life to Bd per cent Ohio Farmers hool taxes of ven Whe vr the otaer nd of en- a desire for ppeal on state laws section where — consolicited they too burdensome tor what! in which states may comply with re- is ‘unlikely that the Washington chools were maintained and 5 ve and that there is a con- thools bonds in Iowa a few years, stant tendency for higher taxes and prior thereto were & rare thing. less returns. High Point, y dan Two The result was coat at the fol-| Let us become amore cautious and! persons were probably fatally — in- BB. Lunde: of ; Wirements of federal aid act; com- government |will take any further , ed president! mended administration of state high-; action than to continue to make lof the North Dakota Implement Deal- | Way department and expréssed oppo- sules cf war munitions to Obregon. + Jers’ Association at the second day‘ sition to proposed increase in the lowing political campaign the not destroy that which is so neces-| j nd a number of others more! of its annual meeting here today. | freight rates on li Prapeco WehinieMiss) Macks dprancis, sary castundamentallforiouniprospers KGriguslysluxte iy) duniping [yep snnench Wot isnieckte te clecked plas . | TABERT CASE andide for state sup ntendent. y We kn a ¢ and welfare from second story wind: here giconirestieny | Dueetonsa manga She ran on « platform pledging econ-| ng can be destroyed 1 jeavly {tgdgy, when. fire destroyed «| ware: B, Wa Groth, Mayville; 0.4. FILM SHOWN omy in school matters and building! as well as neglect yf hoarding house. A fire-|Miloy, Williston, sand hdes tat up the 10,000 one room schools, and| President Coolidge and Seeretary! men and unidentified man xre in «| Jamestown, Recommendations were ; H Vargo, Jan. 25.—Officials of the was elected by a big majority Mellon vigorously pushing tax | local hospital je at the session that B, $. Lath- ‘ |North Dakota department of the Arkansas Road Building reduction of over $300,000,000.00 for — p of Hope be reelected as secre- American Legion and members of In‘Arkansas the farmers have) the United States. Is this going to LEAGUE ADDS tary. q the local Legion post witnessed a found themselves in a pi close up our government, the same} _—— | The dealers adopteq resolutions \ private showing of “Whipping Boss” ~ ry « ' . dition on account of confi ylas some of our educators claim it! TO COMMITTEES | tavorins the Melton tax reduction| Chamonix, France, Jan, 26.—(By based on the famous Tabert case in taxation owing to the building of is going to close up the schools inj |plan, the Coulter livestock loan plan| the A. P.)—The controversy be- the Orpheum theater yesterday. state und national highways. They North Dakota because the taxpayers} Ty ‘i of the jand the McNary-Haugen bill which| tween William Taylor, manager of | The film which is to be digtributed appealed to President Harding who are asking to reduce taxes in the: } an Bur! gh | would create an export corporation.| the American Olympic team and Al- under the direction of the American issued a peremptory order to the, state? | : 8 lan H. Muhr of the French Olympic | Legion will be shown in the Twin ary of Agriculture to make an = —— 1A. McCoy of Wing and T. B. Lauder | FARMER HURT BY TRAIN. committen which esas ac tolpre: Cities next month and in a few other investigation and make, no farther 7 7 r menibets with I], W. | Fessenden, N. D., Jan, 25.--Robert | Vent the participation of the Amer- |large cities of the country, and will ayment on Federal contracts until BAND LEADER IS i nan: Ef C. Boise. | Williams, farmer near here, was | icans in the speed skating events to- | then be distributeg throughout the uation was*looked into. GOOD AD MAN | cecretary, and Raiph Madiand. 7. | struck by a fast Soo freight train | morrow was Settled today. Clarence |country. The story of the picture is Tt was found that there is some- : Ss B. Lauder has been named county |ar about 1 a, m., while driving a | Carman, who had requested recogni-| based on the evidence and facts in thing like $65,000,000.00 of state By NEA Service - manager. school bus over the main railway | tion pean additional Wainer wie the Tabert case, although a few al- bonds outstanding. A good meny| “Brownwood, Te Fane Captain evossing here. No children were in drew hig reuuest (Sasertlag: ay © | terations were made to heighten the sfarmers are due to lose their farms! wricht, gD vipa KIDNAPING ¢ ‘the bus. was unwilling to be the cause of the dramatic value of the scencs. Gwing to their imability.to pay their| Weert ace ne tens eaten ED UNTIL FEB. The bus was horse drawn and one | dispute. taxes on th count. a ay PER eI v1 Fargo, Jan. The preliminary herse was killed. | ——— Missouri Road Building meree, here, not only is a good musi-| hearing of five defendants in the H.| Williams was picked up uncon- | WAR FINANCE NOT GYILTY the state of Missouri many) [at comductor bug is accorded premier] ("Russell kidnaping case, due for|cicus. It is belieyed he sustained | Parkersburg, W. Va., Jan. 23.—A! counties are said to have bee | Benons a8 am advertisement solicite ring before Leigh J. Monson, po-j internal inj and little ‘hope 1s | HEAD LEAVES | reraict of not guilty by direction of | Reis bahkcusted owing to. the « Without a bit of experience, Arm-| ico magistrate, at 10 a. m., Jan, 28,| held for his recovery | ps Judge Lawrence Gidner was returned dravatarice of road building My strong obtained 40 full page news-| will be postponed until 10 | -—————__ !} | Sioux Falls, S Dy Jan 20-—With|>Y ® Siry tonight in) Zederal court What Will Happen To The Middle! P2?er ds within 10 days, The money |4, H, I. Horner, state's _attor Plenty of Talk. |a branch of the War Finance Cor-|im ,the harness conspiracy case Classes? : he received for this novel veuture} stateg recently. is Congress may be deadlocked, but | poration already functioning here,| #&4inst E. C. Morse, formerly direc- With about 1 of our tasaple! Be Used to cover expenses for trans-! he unable to appear on the 2th, he}it isn’t lockjawed. — Washington | state officials last» night expressed| ‘tor of sales th the surplus property Peaiihi cxanptedl indi grawing wore rcene en cic eee eee | smd cite = {eonfidence that improvement soon] division of the war department, and than a million dollars a year and 15) “there ae ab membre cance |would be shown in the situation| four officers of the: United - States million people, or about one out of growing out of the closing of a num-, Harness company. Poem eee teuanitennttantis: inevene!| eee ee ‘kas selected by! OLD AND THE NEW ber of South Dakota banks recently.| | : 5 ing, living off the taxpayer, where state in tl Legion ie represent, the] The finance corporation branch,, See. “The Drivin’ Fool,” the will the producing classes be at ini" ‘7 She Rational convention, | jestablished after conferences between| fastest six reels of film ever a short time? | oa | Eugene Meyer, Jr., managing director} . ! Divide Stands of the corporation, and state bankers shown on the screen. At the ae Behi Se, ‘and officials started operating with-| Capitol Theatre tonight and Perr tialy epee eects Sclsen ind Frazier | - lin a few hours after the arrival here! Saturday. up the state. She says y are] eee | bankrupting the, state through ex-| Crosby, N. D.. Jan. 25.-—At the | Mine eambline. of cont ax-| convention in Crosby the members of ation has just started and we may| that body went on record ununimous- BreeE TS irereateitan very ly indorsing R. W. Frazier, chair-| for an effective lowering does not| cr North Dakota, thes alco went on come soon. : ‘record favoring the passage in con-| State Industries ., (gress of the Norris gine He bill ana | Our stéte is very dangerously sit- aipruonedlin chal Coulter eae billt| uated as to much more excessive! believing this is being advocated | taxes, due to our state industrial} for the purpose of distracting from program, This progiam is one in real beneficial legislation for the far- | which chances to lose thousands are! mer. Delegates were favored for! >} presidential elettors who will abide, | by the decision of the voters as ex- | FUNERAL OF lest their only little daughter, Mary, shout a year ago, following an at- MRS. JOYCE TO — ck of phoumonia, + The body of Mrs. Joyce will pe BE TOMORROW tiken to the home of her brothe 318 Thirteenth street this afternoo Funeral services for Mrs. Robert | 2nd friends may cali there during the Joyce, who died at Cloquet, Minn., afternoon and evening to pay their on the evening of January 22, fotlow- | respects to the memory of Mrs. infg an operation and illness of eight days will be held at St. Mary's urch tomorow morning at 0, h Father Clemens of Mandan, ot- iciating Mrs. Joyce leaves a husband three young sons, Edward, 14 years; Patrick, 13 y and James 11 years old, besides her mother, Mrs. \Ma- | z honey and brother, L. P. Mahone; The food 4 of 318 Thirteenth street, to mourn | y, that'sus alti her departure. | The Joyces formerly lived in Bis- | muck and for sce¥eral years the fam- ily lived on the Birlea Ward far Just north of the city Friends will | DR. R. S. ENGE remember that Mr. and Mrs. Joyce | Chiropractor i Consu¥ation Free Lucas Blk. 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(aed See “The Drivin’ Fool,” the “Shs By Accent nly “Bayer” pack wage fastest six reels of film ever : } . oa ayer e shown on the.sereen. At the Te wife ead ealeiber ot Obie fed Sasi, af the Osage i396; which contains proven directions. * snapped on a Wa! ton . C.. treet jai au ress ‘ boxes cone Theatre tonight and in the latest American fashion, ‘hile tthe Caaiter einges to anetent % ‘ Foods ue mA ‘and 158 ane aturday. j tribal garb. The Indians are in the capital in interest of Indian affairs, Aplcta i the trode mark of Bayer Mabutertore of ions helping to supply this constantly increasing demand? -s : The City National Bank urges its farmer friends to make 1924 a year of more Pa08 dairy cows and steady dairy profits. . A. Graham, Vice Pres, & : G. M. Sohmlerer, Asst. Chsbiee,