The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 7, 1928, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ‘tUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1928 by the commission of such deals,| ies to comply with existing laws, on newly acquired property can be Dodge “Victory” Six Brougham and Coupe Now on Display . WANTS SENATE . [VISITING TEACHER PLAN ENDORSED BY |TABER FAILS {Pefective,Ttles zc, santa src TO TAKE STAND | _ S6OPS2 COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS) "nq gryp ANY | | Sues Approval esi a . : ‘i ing in tl t that they desi: ON ‘THIRD TERW 2 to Office of State Su-|("mmercial club of Fargo and by N RM AT Ni ihacs te oy Sine ae ne ia! to ieue bonds or, other securities perintendent of Public In- town and Valley City, North Bakers I | | quiring the state railroad board to "te was this lew re “which the com- Men’s d Bo 9 struction Show That Sys-| Points, were dismissed. ght all sales or mergers of pub- Han oe see cals Pho Mga 8 ‘ ‘ an ys f i] La Follette of Wisconsin Pre-| tem Inaugurated Last Fall) | Farge, N. D. Feb. 7—(AP—N.|senate Oil Investigating Com-| in itective Clea tela Wa by ya sents Resolution Declaring Senate’s Opposition present level, and complaints by the ny, Bismarck, a..d the Northern * in defective titles being held by pur- . ms, traffic commissioner o! te wer and Light company, Mo- Is Far Superior to County|the Fargo Chamber of Commerce,| mittee Unable to Prove Dis- an of coerce Property, bridge, 8. D., in connection with the | r ‘ouser Institute Method announced today that he would file ‘ accor piece Milhollan, chair-| proposal to merge the properties of a e' for the local chamber @ petition for position of Bonds man of the board. these concerns. oan gids the reargument of the case before| ’ coPenetteat aaa iGdivaitale: Bae pecinns cola teed of erie Vashii , Feb. Forty- the entire membership of the inter- asic property nothing to do with its Sal Reivte declaration again: fendents wht eboreisied ta the vig.{ State commerce commission. Mr. Washington, Feb. %.—()—The Pecreee MA eae ee ae value for rate making purposes, e than two terms for a president was| iting teacher plan for giving aid| Williams said the case was argued] Senate oil committee chased the| 11> fede tht bn rmisati = ra late | Mithollan said, it is necessary for asked today by Senator La Follette,|and instruction to raral teachers| before but three commissioncrs, he| Continental Trading company’s| 9PP A ie the canadien” ths corre the commission to maintain a check ‘ Republiean, Wisconsin, with the|have reported that they are enthus- | Understood. Liberty bonds up another blind al: Folkston anid in its bulletin, just off oner one Fa thet the “new Omni 2 95 $3 95 statement that “powerful factors in| iastic for the visiting teacher idea, ley today and failed to get any in-| tl» press. “Under the statute it! 4esire to issue bonds with their new ry e 4s necessarv for the transaction to! property as security. The railroad the Republican party” were prepar according to a statement issued by}Government Plans formation whatever as to _ their ing to “draft” President Coolidge|the state department of public in- disposition from George H. Haber,| be authorized before the deal is! board stands in the same relation consummated, The commission has] to public utility corporations as the| $5.9 7.9 no power to make its orders ret-| state securities commission occupies’ for another term. struction. Nation-wide Search Jr., former president of the Sin- The move was countered with an| The visiting teacher plan:was in- clair Crude Oil Purchasing com- roactive.” with regard to other bi Since the law requires approval] it is neccesary, for MAty conan i Save $1 to $5 attempt by saa ae ee a pated last eI a Bertha For Cancer Cure pany, publican, Connecticut, one of the ad-| Palmer, superintendent of pvlis in- ‘al if i ministration group, to refer the La| struction, as a-¢ubstitute for the} Chicago, Feb. (AP)—The Chi- 16 che: purchasing eteigatiy a eon: Follette proposal to a committee. county . institutes which had been |cago Herald and Examiner in a copy-| tract for oil which resulted in mil- La Follette replied that to send | held in the past. ; righted story today said the federal) lions in profits for the Continental to a committee his resolution com-| Thi ‘ants | government has begun organization! company, part of which reached Al- mending President Coolidge for ob-| w vorab! h of a unified nationwide fight to dis-| bert B. Fall, then secretary of the servance of an anti-third term pre- J noncommittal, Miss} cover a cure for cancer. interior, after the Teapot Dome cedent and declaring the senate to| Palmer said. The newspaper quoted Surgeon! lease was made to Harry F. Sin- be opposed to more than two terms| Of those who expressed -approval| General Hugh S. Cummings of the} clair, was “like sending it to the chloro-| of the new method, 20 were very en-| United States public health serviee,| Under insistent hammering b; form room.” thusiastic, Miss Palmer said. Five | who is attending the American Medi-| Senator Walsh of Montana, com Senator La Follette took up spe-| said they were skeptical but that the | cal association congress, as confident | mittee prosecutor, Taber said h cifically the statement m: by|work done in their counties con-|that the new campaign would bring| knew no more of the bonds or tl President Coolidge to the Republi-|vinced them of the value of the| discovery of a cure. Continental deal than “a man dow can national committee as to his own| work. Six were favorable with res- ae in the street,” and was excused bility for the nomination this|ervations, One of these had expect- Earl Haig Buried The committee tomorrow will e year. . i ed help with administrative x < ‘ amine C. E. Crowley, vice preside “By not using conclusive lan-|lems and five admitted the value of With Simple Rites of the Sinclair Consolidated, Men’s and Boys’ a Sweater Clearance Sale $9.00 Sweaters 2... ciieccsceee $6.00 6.00 Sweaters .........ceeee 4.00 5.00: Swe=ters seunees Bot 3.00 Sweaters wee 2.00 2.50 Sweaters ............... 1.67 BERGESON’S Tailoring Clothing guage, he Septet i e use to oe soles given but wanted a model | pes hints heat th who wov'l raft hi:n for an- | school. u ‘ pther term,” he aid. “Powerful| Eighteen county superintendents | Edinburgh, » 7.—(AP)—Field satiny aCe a Lae te appro factors of the Republican party are|reported that the visiting teacher Marshal Earl Haig today was buried tetitins ase Lear ibe ar for ma members of its movement to smach | understood conditions exactly and|@mong his ancestors at Dryburgh ilndsal odd the third term precedent. was .nusually qualified to help lo-|abbey with the simple rites of a Thinks Resolution Will Carry [cal teachers in solving their prob- | Scottish laird. * ome + “LI believe that the senate will rec- | leias, Despite stormy weather crowds : ognize the gravity vf the situation Three Report Unfavorsbly athered along the route from St. p ; “he " TEADY growth--natural de- and place itself on record by a sub-| The three superitendents who | Ciles Cathedral, where the body had velopment--means stability. stantial majority for this resolu-|made unfavorable reports said the|lain in state, to Waverly, in a last ‘Nature's warnin tion.” work was merely repetition of the | gesture of homage. complexionand paint your se The Wisconsin senator recalled|work done by the county superin-| Instead of great soldiers and Prats ‘Truly wonderful result the action of George Washington in|tendent, that they expected a model | world-famous commanders, as in| “NATURES RENEDYom ertion se retiring from the presidency after|school conducted on the regular | London, plain country folk, including strengthen yeur cigeregas Toe. Twelve years’ record of The Provi- dent Lifeof Bismarck showssteady growth and bedrock stability. The Provident Life is building for the Northwest of the future, and is particularly fitted to serve the agricultural Northwest of today. two t and declared this estab-|teacher’s daily program, that the | number of employes of Earl Haig’s| watch the traos! Try lished a “percept deeply rooted in| benefits of the old institute systems |estate at Bemersyde, carried the T adjagensea 7 Bie. our government.” were much greater and that the new | coffin to its last resting place a few The resolution not only would de-| system represented a huge expense | feet from the grave of Sir Walter clare the basta term ape a “part|to ~ spiced b poling $0 Scott. of Republican system of govern. 1 number re; ing, ment,” but also ond eommend|saw such possibilities in the plan} The Declaration of Independence : This company is firmly planted; ee e Petient Coolidge forthe “observ-| that, they ‘declared one week too | was signed for Georgia by Button | S°Recommend ; , FREE--$2 Pocket Skinning Kaif ance of this percedent.” short and 19 showed that the pur-| Gwinnett. All four crappie oil rooted in the soil. a 0C et g e pose of the planws rtd. | ————EE=EE== sd é WITH EVERY $25 WORTH OF JACK RABBITS, | v RABBI IT SKINS & FURS brought in or shipped to us this season by an individual. ‘This does not have to be made all in one shipment. Jack Rabbits, Rabbit Skins, Furs, Hides and Old Metals when shipped to us bring Highest Market Value. Let us tan your hides into ROBES, COATS and LEATHER ‘Taxidermy and Fur Sets Our Specialty. WRITE FOR SHIPPING TAGS AND PRICE LISTS THE BISMARCK HIDE & FUR CO. ~ | | > Ruildi tood, Miss. Pal a. - Federal Building we a tal te Git teachers in 28 ‘A eir 0] ions of! ie Fargo to Be Repai ay es "Miss. Palmer anid. of Washington, Feb. 7.—-(PI—A sec- Peeper tie HS lade theieeoy poly Advanced Engineering ond allotment of funds, totaling $45,520,000, to carry out the ad-| more help tha from any other plan mii ation’s public building pro-/ enthusiastic Bot made no compari- when NEW-—o62 gram, was provided for today in the! son; 40 wanted «. longer period of mile speed later annual supply bill for the treasury help from the visiting teacher end und postoffice departments reported! 19 were unfavorable. Of the latter, to the house. three felt they needed no help and h New The appropriation, a part of the two wanted an opportunity to shop. $290,000,000 that the government I. C. C. Holds Rates on proposes to spend over a 10-year throughout the country, included s £3 2 $18,955,000 to. start work on 72 Coal Are Justified STUDERAR SRE buildings outside of the district of a AKER’S Columbia. Washington, Feb. 7—(AP)—Rates : Funds to initiate work on new|on coal from Duluth, Minn., to Far- ERSKINE postoffice-federal buildings _some|@0, and other North Dakota points time during the fiscal year begin-|@nd to Moorhead, Minn., were held SIX period for new buildings here and ning next July 1, were recommend-|by the interstate commerce commis- ed_to include: : ion today to be justified at their r) SE Segoe ery “795 remodeling, Fargo, N. D. $20,000.| Women, Weak, Tired, ere 1S Stewart Case Taken Rundown and Nervous P 40 miles per hou Chas, Rigler, Mgr. Cor. Front Ave. @ Sth St. BISMARCK, N. D. American Edition ¢ . i i = Under Advisement or wh» sutter ovaria: pains, pains BISMARCK is on ae beari ae OTOR CO. ee tome petite, Fb. hale et, back full-flavorcd Bismarck, ¥. D. art, a witness the <enate Tea- of Pot cee tearulry, cage appear at coffee tl r 0: senate to answer irregular periods, shou! contempt charges was taken under a al oF ph Elles Lovell aE advisement today by Justice Jen- WANTED heed Bailey in the district supreme will 2 cou fan) Ring : After hearing arguments for more a ont charee fos pated JAC RARSITS than two hours on the writ of ha- whereby she and other women sa: beas corpus obtained by the Chicago/ they have successfully relieved gil man last Saturday after his at-| ilar trouble: Horsehides, cowhides and rest by the senate, Justice Bailey! ‘The most common expression of furs. Write f holesale Baye counsel leave to file bricfs. "| these thankful women is “I feel like bia Jesse Adkins, attorney for the! new woman.” And others, “I prices on box lots of fresh chairman of the board of the Stan-| don’t have any pains whatever any- fi fish. Ship to the dard Oil company of Indiana, said| more.” “I can hardly believe my. 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