The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 11, 1926, Page 3

Cee ; TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1926' SCHOOL BONDS WILL BE GIVEN PREFERENCE : Some ofthe Apploved Farm Loans Must Wait Until Next. Winter y With $1,300,000 in its treasury and $1,500,000 in approved farm loans and school bond purchases pending pa} ment, the state board of university | and ‘school lands has no hope of paying all of the approved farm loans until next winter, according to Carl R. Kositzky, commissioner of. state and school lands. The reason, Kositzky said, is that|- preference will be given to the bond issues which the board of university and school lands ‘has bought or in- tends to buy. Under the state law the board is permitted to invest its funds in farm loans and school bonds. The law also, specifies that, as‘ near as possible, two thirds of the money shall be in- vested in bonds and one third in real estate loans, ‘ + To Balance Funds Because of recent heavy invest: ments in farm loans, Kositzky said, the funds now are out of adjustment and preference will be given to bonds until they are balanced again as re- quired by law. As soon as the in- vestments: are adjusted the farm loans will be taken up as rapidly as money becomes available. Of invest- ments now pending payment $1,200,- 000 are in farm loans and $300,000 in school bonds. hool bond purchases recently au- thorized by the board are Norfolk School District No. 20 Benson county $ 8,000 Lucca Special School Dist. No 85, Barnes county 20,000 Maple River School District No. 36, Cass county 10,000 Birtsell School District No. 20, Foster county 15,000 Weller School District No. 15, Grant county Roosevelt School District No. 51, MeLean county Hofflungsthal S No. 25, 3 Strausberg Sc 25,000 30,000 6,000 No.7, MeIntosh county 9,000 Flasher’ School District No. Morten count: 25,000 Selfridge School District No. 8, Sioux county 24,000 Eastfork School District No. 3, Williams county £500 inued from page one.) crats/or republic name the congres n from their own district, their two United States senators, or the licutenant governor of their state? England should have a republic, it is likely that King Gorge or one of his sons would be elected. Na- tions do not change suddqly. N week may see the end of the hig strike in London. The leaders know they cannot win this time. For ‘that reason the London stock exchange and London prices are not much agitated. Rioters in England proceed cau- tiously for good reasons. British law and judges are not sentimental about killing. Murder is murder,.and murderers are hanged. It does not help a man, there, to plead that he was excited, or has a wife and children that need him. They do not send bouquets to murder- ers in jail, nor allow shyster la’ to keep any kind of a-murderer a for years, “if he has the price.” London motor busses run with barbed wire entanglements covering the hoods to protect them from rioters, that open and smash the engine. . | That is borrowing an idea from the Great American West where a cowboy, before he lies down, stretches a hair lariat around his sleeping spot. He tells' you that rattlesnake will not crawl over hair because it tickles or hurts him. The strike London proves. the wisdom of Napoleon’s statement that if he permitted freedom of the press his government qouldn’t stand. British srikers, -considering the jority of newspapers to be “capi- called out the workers and i the plants. The govern- ment thereupon shut down the news- paper of the workers, on a “tit for tat” basi And now the government publishes 25 2" 25c than More than « pound and a hell 8, how many can | “I-see the brokers’ where are ‘the custome! yachts, ‘but yachts?” WIFE OF MINOT BANKER DEAD Passes Away at Minneapolis | Hospital Following Se- rious Operations Minot, N. D., May 11.—()—Mrs. R, E.+Barron, wife of the president of the/Second National Bank of Minot | and a resident of this city for 20 years, died Monday morning at a Minneapolis hospital where. che had undergone two operations within the| {Pai two weeks. Known to ‘be! critically ill for several days slight, limprovement noted~ Sunday evening had brought hopes for her recovery, but a relapse proved fatal at Monday morning, In addition to husband, x/ ddughter Meredith, her mother, and | the two brothers, Keith and Ly son, survive, of Minot. le Thomp.- | j They are all residents | TO HOLD BOND ELECTION ON |: JUNE ELECTION (Continued from page one.) D Third ward,’ precinct No. 1--Fred Hanson, H. 0. Salwik, J. P. Jackson. — | 1 Third ward, precinct. No. 2—-Carl| 1 Kesitzkv, Simon Nelson, J. W Fourth ward—J. I. Roop, R. L ville, Joe Schneider. fth A. E. Shipp, Schonert, Frank Ellsworth d xth ward, precinct. Nos 1 John | Parkinson, Joe Eaton, Geo. Haugen. Sixth ward, (precinct 2—-Rich ard Penwarden, Mat Boespflug, B. T.| a Goldader. ‘Mel- Henry May Open All The city engineer was last night ordered to make a suryey and plat and an estimate of the probable cost of opening a 14-foot alley” in block 47, N. 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