The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 18, 1928, Page 3

-WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1928 AMENDMENT Q)) eres ARN AID BILL| [AKING = MHEK = WORID IS SUBMITTED] “7 = : Farm Bureau Federation Pro- poses Permanent Advisory Commodity Counsel It THE OND Dave? YOU COUWD-ONLY GUEGS WAT HEF LETTEFeS’ Werrer Washington, Jan, 18.—(AP)—The advantage of setting up a per eat advisory commodity coune 1 Was ar- Sued today before the house agricul. tural committee by Chester H. Gray of the American Farm Bureau Fed- eration, in submitting a proposed eee to the McNary-Hengen Gray explained that the suggested amendment had been agreed upon recently by a meeting here of rep- resentative farmers, Counsels in 12 Districts Instead of providing for commod. The ity advisory counsels during tem- ODER KES porary emergencies, the amend: A hte, EPOCH Gray said, would provide for a a GUE GOEG. visory counsel in cach of the twelve WirRever? CHE , : —~ TE LAND ARES federal land bank districts, These counsels would study the agricul- 3 rw 10 GET IT olf- Bur Ane HP aLacK’= t tural sityation in their districts rel- wateRPRooF / / ty ative to any commodities in which there was a surplus, he continued, and would be ready for work when- ever an emergency arose. Under the amendment proposed, the federal farm board would be em- powered to arrange for the market- ing of a surplus of any commodity when it is favored by these advisory counsels “in districts which in the aggregate represent more than (0 Per cent” of the commodity. Sur. plus marketing would be authorized also when that move is approved by a substantial number of cooperative associations or other organizations of prducers of the commodity, and likewise when the board fi “there is or may be during the " suing year a surplus above the oe quirements for the orderly market: ¥ er ase ing of any agricultural commodity IN THE FACES —— —— or above the domestic require- OF. ALL OGCTACLES mente.’ Mar Ge WISHES? 10 ~ Ward County Clerk of Court Am order removing Mae Golberg has appinted C. L. Crum, Bi clerk of court in Ward county Hwan isoued. by Gov. A. G. Borie to-|™O0y at the hearing. aa Harold PP agads mote std 2 FiuAIty prement’ tue baer tc Mats ; FREIGHT ENGIN: DERAILED formally present the order to Mrs. 1 . Parsons; post quartermaster, NGING Golders tomorrow at Minot, of Local V. F. W. Post i accused of em. la P r Wallze teen eesivea ts clerk of] Chas. Liessman was clected com-|!inley Baker; post adjutant, G. W.| Northern Pacific and Soo Line court and application for ber ro-'mander of Gilbert N. Nelson post} Cass; trustees, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE moval was made to the governor by} No. 1326, Veterans of “oreign Wars, | Wilson M. Spann end Joseph A.;this forenoon caused considerabie) Ward county commissioners some) for the ensuing year at the semi-| Kitchen. ‘ a in the arrival of the Norta time ago, hty bi and busi | Commander Liessman requested|Coast Limited, due here at 11 Formal hearing in tho case, if on2|™onthly banquet and business ses-! a1) members of the post to visit\a. m. No one was injured in ‘tues MOVE | proves necessary, will begin at M:-| Sion of the local post. held last night Comrades Flynn :nd Frohming, who| accident and the work of cleating not on February 2. The governor|at the Grand Pacific hotel. are patients at a local hospital.|the tracks was started immediately.) Other officers elected for this |Out-of-town guests the banquet, | qqpeneeeneneneetnene eee, tak ates each of whom gave a short talk, in- ; ro STHMA No cure for it, bot relief fe Senior vice commander,| cluded Dave Hamilton, A. J. ‘Mc- welcome V3 are; dunior vice command: | Guinness and L. L. Butterwick. APS SB Herman Brocopp,|tracks three miles east of Bismarck] Over 21 Million Jars Used Yearly attorney, as referee to take testi- Iee Gilbert Semingson; post advo- Liessman Commander | ‘ate, Harold Ho2ton; post chaplain, ‘man Flow; post officer of the| Deraitment of the engine of 4 jday, R. E, Barneck; post surgeon, |freight train at the junction of the Never Before Such Fur CoatValues! The entire Frederick-James stock, hundreds of remaining guaranteed Fur Coats, will be Gives Producers More Authority Gray argued that the change ad- vocated would give the producers more authority in guiding the oper- ation of the McNary-Haugen bill. OVERCOME~ — MICH 4O THE CHAGFN ‘ : sacrificed Committee members expressed Lf dissatisfaction with his explanation beneficial. Representative Jones, Democrat, ‘Texas, disagreed with Gray’s con- of the power they had under the last H isi . McNary-Haugen bill to control mem- Coolidge Visits Secreary | Wilbur, | the | president bership of the federal farm board. Jacksonville, Fla. Holins ae meget pet —— Chorus Girls Put in tention that the amendment: would crowds cheering and waving of why the amendment would be het a isle ate the bad id in te ef, i Stilwe powersthey nananterdiie tase Coolidge, Secretary Kellogg and Jacksonville, Fla., Jan. 18—)—| ican ¢ i h from his triurmphe in Havans,| "Go. Jimor Martin of Florida, who New Steps When Boys | President Coolidge received a wel-| had come down from Tallahassee e come in his own country at Jack- Shoot Pins at Them)| sonvitle today, where he made the eerie only formal stop on his return trip. Leaving his train here with Mrs. ion, met Mr. Cool- ited from il train & group of prom- inent city and state officials. There was one stop during the! automobile trip, where Mrs. Cool- idge received flowers from a del- egation of the local women’s club. Chicago, Jan. 18.—(AP)—Thirty- two chorus girls of the Jazztown Jubillee jazzed it a little hotter than usual last night and interpolated a lot of new steps. ‘There was a rea- Leads G, O. P-esses iD. In the stage wings the cause of the strange behavior was revealed. Jamestown Bowling Pins fastened to little darts had Tournament Starts been shot into their legs and bodies from the audience. ‘ : Jamestown, N. D., Jan. 18.—(AP) Most of the audience were laugh- —The sixth annual bowling tourna- ing, but four youths in close-up ment of the Jamestown Bowling as- seats were enjoying the situation sociation opens at 7 o'clock this eve- most of all. ning with two teams of women lead- They were arrested. They had ing off. tubber bands which might have These are teams entered by local been used as catapults, banks as two of the 15 booster teams The four, charged with disorderly that will compete. Several other conduct, were: Thomas Roach, 18; booster teams will roll also tonight. Roy Hendricks, 20; Joseph Gins- ‘ tside teams are scheduled berg, 19, and Anthony Gingolta, 19. here the first day, although some are al- ready in the city of the 23 listed now from. Miles City, Mont. Aberdeen and Mobridge, S. i rek, Valley Indictment of Eggers Quashed Fargo, Mandan, Grand Forks, Jan. 18.—)—Indi- cations this morning were that the term of federal district court which opened here. Tuesday -morning will be.adjourned late-this afternoon, fol- lowing the trial of Charles Walling- ham, Bowesmont youth, charged with breaking into the postoffice at Bowesmont on August 8, 1926, The critninal calendar scheduled for the Grand Forks term was cut to pieces Tuesday with the quash- ing of the, Aneiarnen “ Haver 2. ggers. manager of. the n Roller Mills, and the continuance of fe canes sepia to e gerague of rafton, of L, C, Has! Te- ceiver of the closed Cavalier County ie iapele_ Cominist, hades, te National bank at Langdon. netenrh, caamenine of a former U. S. Senator from Rhode Island, who has been elected - dent of the Women’s Nati: Re- publican Club. The organization's membership of .3,000 extends into Zorty-one states. Start on Nonstop * Flight to Havana Detroit, Jan. 18—(P)—Austin F. Bement, Detroit advertising man, and Leonard 8. Flo, chief pilot for a Detroit -f1 club, took off from Selfridge at 10:42 a. m. today on a pro nonstop flight to Havana, Cul i Bement announced he was making the trip for “a few days’ vacation. State Electricians’ Board Meeting Here Eighteen candidates for licenses as electricians were examined yea- terday at the figst day of a three- day meeting of the state board of electricians, being held here at the office of E. J. Pepke, state fire mar- shal, who tg socretary of the board. A. J, Bentley of Grand Forks is president of the board, the other menibers being. M. J. Kopald of Mi- not and R. L. Melville of Bismarck. Capitol Theatre Wednesday and Thursday EDMUND LO LEE, MAY A. 8. M. 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