The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 10, 1925, Page 6

P "AGE S LIONS PIC SUNDAY WAS BIG SUCCESS Burleigh Rank Low on Federal Aid Road Chart high Stephens Will Be Site of New Farm Community The some town Three Countries List Entries in Northwest Fa Htinerari¢ wl neil ind JW La Mour at Rochest n onde) Oskalo Missouri . and Albert Le tonr O: Newton, | » finish- necompanied show the at each fair to t conditions i made ph Devine, state Uamigiation commissioner, and. willl he transported from place to. place in trucks furnished 1 highway depar' "i 1 be housed in tents which ly be folded and packed the trucks. N. D. Ranks High in Health Registration orth Dakoia's standing the states in what is known vital i among ures issued Commerce North registrati Department ashington. ‘ dded to the and is one to be admitted. All per cent of the are recorded and states births and d which have recording vital statistics le. All but 13 states are included in the list of the department and 11 of thege are on probation. They are Idaho, Colorado, New Mexico, Okla- homa, Texas, Missouri Louisiana, Tennesse Georgia. and Two states, Nevada and South Da-|' kota, are listed as unsatisfactory be- cause they do not meet the require- ments of the department in register- ing vital statistics and because their laws on the subject are such that adequate registration practically is impossible. . In the states now on probation good laws are in effect, but they have not yet been effective enough to bring birth and death registra- tions to the required 90 per cent. AUTO. TAGS AS SHINGLES Seattle, | Wash.—Oscar Lemdahl shingled his summer cottage with ‘disearded ‘license plates. ‘The plates are from neavly eat Oe state, and 2300 of them were use paccnishes SaaS READ TRIBUNE WANT ADDS — KERY irs| : Al up under] ~| ‘TABLE OF HIGHWAY EX LEGENDe County Read ele + Tax Lovton Auto Regutralion -eeee Stole HighwayCoste — — — PENDITU RES | August number kota Highway Sat- Bulletin of the to in tivities of REDUCTION IN STATE RAIL FREIGHT RATES WILL BE SOUGHT AT CHICAGO North Dakota Railroad | Commis Commodity Rates to State Points Revision in that where g is handled the y single of moving a Traffic entire ) the hearing and the evils which t rate law was accused Fra: ollan, | : railroad board, ; explained that the railroads ed their applications for rate in- creases following the age by congress of the Hoch-Smith resol tion in which agriculture clared to be the basie indu the country and which directed the commission to ricultural pro- neluding 5 the awful patible with the m quate transportation servic Investixate Rates The resolution fu interstate commer conduct an — inve freight rates for the ade- commission tion of a purpose of de- ie ny, are t an resolution passed, Mithollan points out, tne western railroads asked the Inter- state Commerce Con mmission and the various te road comn ns for general incre s in all fi rates in the territory west of Ch cago. They asserted that many of their rates alr iy are lower than “the low lawful bi ” that their | revenues for the last sev have been insuffi Friend, Mabel? Tell him to take Cod Liver Oil for! a couple of months and get enough | good healthy flesh gn his bones to| fook like a real mare Tell him he won't have to swallow the nasty oil with the nauseating fishy taste, because the MeCoy La- boratories, of New York, are now putting up Cod Liver Oil in sugar coated tablet form. Ask for McCoy's Cod Liver Store, Finney’s Drug Store, A. P. Lenhart Drug Co. and every drug- gist worthy the name sells them ~ 60 tablets—60 cents Any man or woman car put on five pounds of healthy flesh in 30 days or your druggist will’ willingly refund’ the purchase price, One woman put on 15 pounds in six weeks. Children grow robust and strong. “Get McCoy’s, the original and genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablet.”—Adv.! oil} Compound Tablets at Cowan's Drug! = |\CHAMBERLAI 1 i}Who Is Your Skinny, i | | | | | | ton Expert Sees Bowuwardl given through impor- e Com- «1 with for the what 1 to to what extent sate for such rate reduetio as may be found proper on ‘ay products, and tow wiully be n throu: ain such i of the we hearing: September first in 1 the supy tion hippers points for further eross-exi of the roads and to afford an opportunity to be h Heading the legal couns railroads in their fight for increased rates will be Charles Evans Hughes, ‘Among those from North Dako who will oppose them are: Mr. Mil- hollan, commerce counsel and E. M. Hendricks, traffic expert for the railroad board : Springer, Jamestown; N. liams, go; T. A. Durant, Grand orks, and representatives. of other | shipping and commercial interests. Cook with Gas, It’s the 3. Si Ideal Fuel. NDIGESTION eased of itsacute distress - sour stomach, harmful Bhoheon) relieved and comfort restored by TABLETS ‘They please and satisfy - only 25¢ THE STUDIO Lucas Building Phone 121 Should you need an EXPERI- ENCED Stenographer phone or write us. We ys have sev- eral that have had from one to five years experience that are available on short notice. also have some that have had a little experience that will make good. We want to serve you well; it is our business. GREGG SHORTHAND is very popular study. Mr. Gregg says that twice as many are studying it today as were five years ago, and the prospects are that twice as many will be ing it five years In the fu- a FALL TERM and EVENING CLASSES begin September 1st. Our rates are very reasonable and our equipment ig just right. Call or write us for information, “PROF.” R. E. JACK, Prinelpal. where the (a dollar or more, the * | follows _| Dod 1 for the} N's. Wet: THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE TTHORESEN DISCUSSES PLANS FOR ORGANIZATION OF TAX ASSESSMENT IN NORTH DAKOTA ion Work Will Be Pushed Upon Appointment of | Supervisors; Six Appointments Will Be Announced in Near Future | ! 1 tor shows} h North Dakota| wuest and want debts, but that itism p state taxe Thore- s less than a dollar no nade because of the cost of | books and handling the mat yon the p: missioner 1 When Thoresen’s plin of appoint- ‘tax supervisor in cach of the cial districts in the. state o effect, more time will be king sure that state income tax uployed in. ch Mots and he Is kept busy mining the reports of corpora- s who have s deduction Although main du osed” district tax supervisors be the proper equalization of in counties and between coun- n the districts, they will have | of time, during their slack} to inveXigat! failures to | income tax statements, Thore- eature of th assisting ineome tax- e out their blanks t the time the return: h is from January ly. | VALUE OF | | MANDAN NEWS GOOD WiLL. ler Comments on oon! ing sistency of Dodge Broth- ers Policies payments of in| n osaid, persons nd in such cases, amounts to! money is re- Ay rned to them with tment of the! are under such refunds, do so is se- is | 1 check up on returns. nto forward the amount re delinquent,” Tho “It is ne more than fair should show ns who the sene 3 that we overpay Pfenning patient at finger, shen he was oiling the! rs of a Ford car. ed Westerman, cattle buyer, took herd of Herefords from the brothers farm near $6,000 for the herd. were purchased from Paul, packer. awortd a South | | The advertisement, {good will,” nm poster boards and in ms id “newapapers.cverywhere;*has-calt: ‘ed forth much discussion of the true | ss of that highly set known a: which recentl. 10 y owner,” val Dodge 1 which of manu- ever since the name Pub-' s dominated ‘the. poll factur d-dealer ali [the first ca j Dodge Brot jlie confi |of the Are You Getting Your’ “Automotive Benefits” as eagerly sought as in the A sion-of an # man certain 1 utomobile gives [ern conveniences in the It’s the Super-Fuel. MONDA Y, AUGUST 10, 1925 sharp a@istinction in Hifo as us mod- 0 ta chart of the daily life of a car bwner, compared with a similar chart made on the life of one who does not} own a car, would look like a compari- on of different races of men or of human life at times hunderds of years apart. “The car owner travels thousands of miles farther than the other, sees more, works more, usually he makes more money ind enjoys more ad tages, s nd_professionall “The man who tries to get along without the automotive benefits this! century hus given into human life is, deliberately cheating himself, —be-} cause today ally anybody who wants to, ean own FRANK SNYDER TALKED T0 LIONS TODA Frank Sn Telephone i Lions club this noon forum luncheon at the G Hotel. Mr. Snyder told of the three fold aim of the company, to adequate service to patrons at Fr ble charges, to do justice to th employes and to guar: ison ager of the Bel to th WORLD'S LARGESI . Ky. 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