The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 2, 1926, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT Any Othe partment |) For ne Nor Hisil. Insurunce department Med more business than hail insurance enterprise, ¢ lie or private, in the Unit declares M Horine th fund ha $195,000 000 carrie on of erops, and pai the 111,000 + “We yperate on tn econ suraner, nship ie office the Low Operating Exp ne department pays township for listing s into the count certain st ing of h uditors? 0 partment’s operating expen seven year period is only lof the indemnit tax all the operating expense of 1 surance companies in States averages from 25 pi the counties fell into the 3 a boy to protect cer y rights, and she w: 7 per a e protection. son. She kept up the deception as she grew older, \roing i conte BAS ny outta sche land moving to America as a man. 5 Solna district number three p present illness will be fatal. sents per acre, and the fou trict had six counties paying 36 cent der a Williams county insure acres with state Stutsman insured county was the low W900 acres, but this less per trieting pla! ted and i charged last year, ve tha the 3% of Cropped Land Cov ce} HAIL BUREAU OPERATES AT LOW EXPENSE ‘Handles More Business Than fhivniier dependin for the th Similar De- y general 1 per four d 1 nt cent tol was districted and! ording to their loss ratios, t district was comprised red 13,000 n suc Mr. een Mill “ae to Bismarck in 171, Hours on Jan. 31) time 1 to be in travel w th of i ith Monday, « vi ason. cent levied or whet m_ paid Siow the total 64 500,000 110,000 on ss revealed that Dr. M. for over a quarer of a aytield had made her ied the secret. When a littl | { i] i | | Vv. M centur field, who had practice: in A woman Thate ead of a ud ‘nO one had 2 cht up o medical and it is feared*her HUDDLESTON 1S LEADER OF and in view of th ‘ ‘ THE FUNSTERS Demecratic Representative | From Alabama Brings Many a Laugh BY CHARLES v STEWART Rr Washington, Feb. 2— "Oh, how Proving that North Dakota is not blessed it is fer brethren to dwell bound” during the winter together in harmony t least not this winter, A. Representative. ( ¢ Huddleston sbile trip of Alabama wa about the smarek Sun. Fepublicans and in con- race ee . the two parties Was Sarcastic ars that Congre sman ception of a mile when he northwe: of Little Min it for brethren where yood-sized snowdrifts made the 0 live together Ee traveling slow and difficult. The He was takin “on raved high from Minneapolis to Position party ent in con Little Falls was in good travel con- &PeSs for not being ge opt ee uid no had: ee ene tion, Nominally Huddleston is. hi soun on to self of the oppasitio Bisn ly no Rut he wets a lot like snow lof Bi He Mrs. T. O. onts of Mrs he for seme time. laecollette gown— Iman started deseri askew ry last night ence nearly made cause and effect. It's so warm and straw! jin bloom and baseball is being pla: fonstrated here. ing ‘his riding in autos. the graund the last time. p is that Wilhelm warm embrace Frederick Im the first they had «seen cach other for years was due to a unified family! confiscated properties. ¥In Seven Days © Druggists Here is a surgeon's Pmacists ut t Fmore toward helping Funsightly spots and ‘skin in ii "FLASHES OF LIFE” ssumptions as toj device for putting sereech from a: tuning Bike yeilo static ‘has been dem London.-The Prince of Wales ‘able to be about again, but he is 4 He is st wearing bandages as the result of his collar bone being broken when his horse slipped from between him and stand in the matter of recovery Fiery, Itching Skin Gets Sure Relief | 'Gharanteed by All Good sand . pa Mundy, who. will visit ption fits e confesses, “I wear the par “[ put it on my shoulders and 1 ae and T grunt and I go forward | and lean against my fellow'ox, for of course Iam an ox when I wear a a yoke. “I wear the yoke of party best I can, but let mi regular. | y that s case in which the galled jade doesn’t wince. 1 ery aloud, I am not the captain of my soul. “I am compelled to be reasonably regular but I am no more regular | than I have to be.” | » Fiorello H. 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Oliver of Ala- tried to interrupt a rpeceh he “for the gentleman to mavvd owt of my ar quibbles.” Jamestown Will | Vote on Bondg For Filtration Plant; own Voters will ballot on the ion of whether or not the city Ibe bonded for $90,000 for the “tion filtration plant at ion April 6, accordin; F ition passed at the regular |Kebrnary meeting of the city council held last night. The council also voted to blocks of pavement in 19 clude all unpaved | Red. Trail and |within the city. jwill also give the ¢ routes to the county | y 38 to in- of the ine Highway new pavement ity two paved ir grounds. portions. un: Greatly reduced prices on jall Fur Coat Bismarck | Cloak Shop. \ . | A 28 | A Skilful iyeicien When a Greek ruler (’wa: | in remote times) asked lope | erates, the “Father of Medicine,” | what to take to be’ strong, ke answered, “Take Nature’s remedies—herbs!” Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery would | have pleased the great physician, for it is composed of herbs skil- fully blended by competent | chemists, and is one of the best tonics and blood purifiers, | Meep the Blood Pure and Health is Sure to Follow! | When it’s | Woman Doctor Who Spent Life as a Man THE ROGERS Vand Mrs. RL R wards the | tacked ‘King, Democrat, Utah, in connection | with the formation of a new two bil- jinterests to deal in bread and other MUST SERVE 8 MONTHS EACH | i Judge Jansonius — Provides} That Sentence’ Can Be Served Alternately ! It will require 16 months for Mr. Rogers of Bismarck quare accounts with the state of; h Dakota as a result. of their | t court here] of engaging in he qu | They we ta red by Judge y afternoon sentences may | in periods of! full time a result of — this last night beran Seven women and five men merci- first. month period tessly flogged Father — Desnoyer: and Mrs. Rog furnished bonds to above, to “drive devils out of guarantee her appearance when the soul” ut Bombon, France, The priest time arrives for her to exchange refuses to prosecute, places with her husband, In addition to the must pay a fine of $200 il terms, each nd $100 to- justice to act, of the trial. art Cases Set Hearing of several court will be begun by Judge next Monday, he said. “They are sleeping while these great trusts aré ‘being formed. “The federafteade impotent, i pre cases commission is Ido not say that a major- tecting the predatory Jansonius Ses the followin; : but a majority take a vies i fale John oe to the spirit of the trade uble, commission act. They are derelict in the discharge of their duties. “There are bills here proposing to ; boligh the federal trade commission ind some of us intend to. press them, not that we do not think the commis- sion has been useful in the past, but that it has outlived its usefulness as now directed. Benediction Pronounced “The present administration wholly indifferent to the growth of monopolies and trusts. Indeed, the president of the United States in his speech recently in New York seemed to pronounce a benediction on these great organizations.” Senator Norris, Republican, Neb- stigating agen- gested that the id “bread ration were at= might propose buy all senate by Senafor|the wheat in the United States and sell'all of the bread. “Think what a fine condition we will have when one-man purchases all of the farmers’ products and sells all of the bread and other foodstuffs to the consumers,” ‘said Senator Nor- Tuesday. gan compa Williams Piano and Or- y vs. City bank Peter Jones and City National Malard. ADMINISTRATION | IS ATTACKED BY SENATOR KING Washington, Feb. Coolidge and the cies of his admini: in the _—-()— President lion dollar corporation by the Ward foodstuffs. 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