The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 10, 1929, Page 9

POLITICAL LEADERS WILL SUPPORT PLAN IN SHAFER MESSAGE Governor May Get Much Sup- port Form Political Oppo- nents in Some Cases GRAIN STORAGE IS LAUDED Nonpartisans Control Senate; Their Views Are Therefore Made Important ieee 10 NEW ORFIGERS BY JUSTICE JOHN BURKE Governor George F. Shafer In- augurated at Joint Ses- Washington, government's utilities, stigation of Senator Walsh of Mon- tana, was resumed today before the bes ban ec George F. Shafer Wednestiay was formally inaugurated governor of North Dakota, the ceremonies incident to his induction being held before a Joint session of the legislature. « THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1929 Successful Admi Public Utility Probe Once More Resumed Jan. .10.—(#) — The investigation of public last year at the in- trade commission. inquiry was interrupted last when sion of Legislature | At the same time, all the other elected state officials were jointly ad- ministered the oath of office, Chief Justice John Burke officiating in both hearts | instances, ASK SOLONS’ LEVY POR STATE CAPITOL Building Fund but More Will Be Recommended Soon Recommendations for levy to be applied to the state capitol building fund will be made to the North Da- kota legislature in the report of the Budget Board. “Recognizing the condition of our Capitol building, the great danger of destruction by fire of wag Mieke and millions in securities, inade- quate office facilities for many state departments and particularly the shortage of vaults for the safekeeping of state records and the way of having state departments scat- tered over the city paying large sums of ~ | mission from 1920 to 1927, has been How much shall be spent on a new capitol building will be for the legis- lature to determine, he pointed out, but in the meantime a levy could be commenced for the accumulation of @ fund which in a few years would make it possible to take active steps { | towards motion of Senator Alfred Steel of ‘Stutsman county. ‘The inat ip lie Te A Qa i i uguaral was the occasion for the reading of Walter Maddock’s vale- message er’s rostrum by @ committee, by Senator Eastgate of Grand Forks county. When his the erection of a new build- ing. If the average levy of the last Lou five years is maintained, and this legislative session makes no larger from $350,000 to $500,000 for the cap- itol fund during the next biennium without any increase of taxes. Thus far there has been compara- tively little discussion of the matter among the legislators. Some of them however, are known to take the ground that while a new capitol building is urgently needed the pres- ent financial situation of the state is such that a reduction of taxes is more desirable so far as the next two years are concerned. The amounts levied for the present Bulgarian Peasants Killed by Serbians BUDGET BODY WILL [MISSOURI'S STREAM North Dakota Has $600,000 in| Missouri river isere. He is working in state engineer's office. leave tomorrow. THE RISMARCK TRIRUNE pee a nistration Legislative Progra HOWARD MELANEY |{~— Wise — UNDER ICE STUDIED C. 8. Hiedel, Helena, Mont., associ- ate engineer cf the pie geological survey, today is taking stream meas- urements under ice conditions in the juction with the North Dakots Hiedel arrived yesterday and will The U. 8. Geological survey last October established an wtomatic wa- ter stage recorder near the Bismarck filtration plant which has been under the care of William Hartley, employed by the filtration plant and who takes daily readings. Hiedel is taking checks on the gauge BUDGE MEMBER OF LS, BRDGE STAFF Former State Highway Engi- neer Takes New Office in Washington Ernest J. Budge, connected with the North Dakota state highway com- named associate highway bridge engineer of the U. S. Bureau of Pub- lic Roads. He will take up his new duties Feb. 1. Budge attended grade and high | Famed ‘Tenor Fireman of the fireman of the Northern Pacific|influenza during Railway” will visit Bismarck March |much improved. 19 and 20 and may give a program over station KFYR, according to word re- ceived here today by T.) P. Allen,/f Baker township until Monday, Jan- Northern Pacific agent. years ago was an obsc fireman for the No Ay er his voice was discovered he sang on a mann-; make his first radio appearance. Since that time he has sung in more than 60 outstanding radio studios in America, including frequent engage- ments at WJZ, New York, and KFI, Los Angeles, yea hookup which takes him to . WTAM, Cleveland, Tuesday nigh WKEN, Buffalo, Wednesday nigh WTM4J, Milwaukee, Thursday nights; and WCCO, St. Paul-Minneapolis, Howard Brownawell, Friday nights. 5 ized as the most traveled radio art- ist in America, and leaves at 8:57 a. m. March 20. MIGHT SING HERE with influenza, hi Northern Pacific’ Visits Bismarck in March Howard Melaney, “the singing Martha Gosney Bernice expect to return this Braddock where they are al high school. School did not start in School No. Hoskins-Meyer radiocasting m Is @jend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. August Fenz, near Moffit. 27, 1s consider- "Peterson, senior of the school, returned to her Saville, Braddock high PAGE Header ogi A n Kas der against his wife who, left him for another “They divide their like so many wi trade them | divorce cases.” uary 7, a Wear ne? ieee a Miss Stirlinc, The nationally-known tenor two ta the neigh! rthern Pacific. Soon aft- rogram with Madame Schu- eink. This gave him an opportunity to He has a regular hibits ognized b as one of the greatest for erm growth, Chicago, Monday night Mr. Melaney has been character- He arrives at 6:58 p. m. March 19 who| FOR r teaches school No. 1, spent the week- . school in Fargo, Valley City, and in 1913. Following his graduation from the state university he spent one year in Canada. He then was employed by the Interstate Commerce commission for six years, working on railroad valuation. Then he became asseciated with the state highway de- partment. Budge spent the last year in isiana. His wife and two children will re- main with friends in Bismrack until next spring before moving to Wash- ington. Budge will go to Washington the latter part of January. Johnny, get your gun— It's free if your purchases total $50.00 during January, February and March at any GAMBLE STORES : Bismarck, N. D. Wanted Jack Rabbit Skins Alsq Hides, Fura and Junk Metals. ices are high and demand is good. Ship direct to the “NORTH- ERN,” the pioneer in the rabbit business in the Northwest. Write for Tags arid price list. “NORTHERN” HIDE & FUR CO. Bismarck, N. D. Dr. Geo. F. McErlain Osteopathic Physician Electrotherapy Solar-Ray Chronic Diseases a Specialty Hoskins-Meyer Bldg. Phone 240 Bismarck, N. D. 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