The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 12, 1924, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT 30 COUNTIES | MAKECUTSIN 1953 TAXES 23 Counties in the State Show | an Reducing | Reduction | SHE'LL GET LOTS OF CRAG RS Increase, Net amount sin count according to co th state tax cot ount of the for all purposes 10, « “quently will want for not ‘ who owned It provides hall be turned over to B. Whitney, 0 For H ifies the parrot "Kern and wife, friei remembered And it Whit- THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE MOVIE CENSORS |*: P: OFFiciats HAVE BIG JOB . {tion,” it announce go, Mar, Te. s of the North n March 12. [pay out their nic& Chicago, and dimes to sed doors of the movie theatre sometimes envy inem- bers of the board of moving picture censors of Chicago, who see every | ture before it is released for sho in this city. But if they were to take up the duties of the censors the | get behind the ¢ or disappro’ d upon a pietu © is.not onl , to succeed $ conferences are ncees- | ae is tuken., 1 . E sa Ty ‘feet of prevves| Kaiser’s Birthday ion for to be under up ‘pointment as y sary before Ti s D0 feet of pictures an example, 589, were winined last January. In one day 51 reel or apieeorespreaeh: one | Is Remembered thousand feet long, were passed up: on, Whgn the picture is received from | the moving picture exchange, whici | : is required to submit every picture | according to government brought into "ae city to the board, a Is, many telegranis re of its title, number of |to the former emperor at Doorn on ong wita oth. | the oc h birthday an- The picture is then take Potsdam, March 12.-The kaiser still remembered by and friends on his birthda: and, t , CANADIAN PAPER REVIEWS TRIBUNE'S tic eth FIFTIETH site EDITION’ the be taken ction room, where three former thre ion machines © ope re used to spved | is made a na- jwhen the tional holiday, ttn ay barnes ¢ of former prince August and th up its s i While the picture is being show members of the board take not ter which they confer on action to| home the ry ed- paper is at pr Peet nabhieHed 1 manner, the obje une ts re-} managed by George D. Mann, pr pence being porous ly] wt ed by The’ dent k Tribune com- Then a vote is taken , Bottineau, ee many oes see. uch and such a of | Get at the Real Cause —Tak. Ward, Adar f s the] tar n, who is a is to be cut out. A ma-| Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets s frontier 3 counties in which tax lev | That’s what thousands of cscs ere decreased 2 sufferers are doing now. 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Bratton [x] 0 0.F. B ey) Rape . maries Tuesday, March 18—Polls Open. | TA. Bae rs at 9 a. m.and Close dt 7 p. m. ; J. A, Power [x] , (Political Advt.) G. A. Renden ~ [x] Eee ee tx . J. Sorlie [x B. F. Spalding tx] B . Di \ William Stern [x] G. W. Stewart usiness Directory Wie P. R. Trubshaw [x] WEBB BROTHERS Ralph Ward __ tx Undertakers Embalmers . Funeral Directors EN Ligensed Embalmer in Charge : DAY, PHONE 246 NIGHT PHONES 246-887 Kindly cut this sample bal- lot out and take it to the polls with you, T; 'uesday, March 18, Night Phoma 108 av 62° ane gh School Girls ys. Indian School Girls 7PM. Big Game 8P.M. Admigsion—Students 25c. Adults 35c.