The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 17, 1929, Page 8

PNET TE ied wae Ror , out the ideas expressed by Governor + George F. Shafer in his inaugural ‘message, should be in the hands of BIGHT | GOVERNOR WEIGH! Farmer Is Arrested GRAIN STORAGE IN FORM OF UNION BIL Will Press fe Particular Meas- ure but-tdea He Incorpo- _ fated:in Message charging Helder of ‘his ‘duties. All of the -bills ‘which will be spon- yered by the administration to carry Beulah Starts Dam the legisisture within another week, Those bills which will be presented at the request or ggestion of the governor will have his approval be- fore they are introduced in the !eg- islature. it was indicated. On other matters, however, it 15; possible that the governor may seek to incorporate in one bill the best fea- tures of several bills on the same sub- ject. : Included in this classification 15 the proposed bill to perm.¢ the stor- of grain oh arms in such man- ner that the farmer can secure money advances with the grain as security, as he does now when he pledges elevator tickets. ‘The governor has hed in his hands for some time the grain storage bill which is being. proposed by the Farmers union. Senator Tofsrud, of Pierce county. sJso has introduced a grain storage bill snd it is possible tbat others may appear from differ- ent quarters, since the subject is one which has enlisted a great deal of in- terest among members of the legisia- 4 ture. Tt is possible that the governor may cause a bill of his own to be in- troduced, but it is known that he | does not to designate any one bill as his and attempt to induce the | legislature to support it. | The end sought, he said, is to ob- tain a bill which will mect with the approval of the North Dakota farmer and which will help the farmer in solving his grain marketing problem. In obtaining such a bill, he said, he feels that the knowledge and experi- ente of the legislators should be in- vajuable. FOCH HOLDING OWN AGAINST DREAD FOE Peris, Jan. 17.—(?)—Marshal Foch today was holding his own against the dread enemy—death. Everything that the devoted skill of the best physicians and the unremit- bm ford of ‘hurses and his family do was being done to aid him. ; He showed a willingness and cheer- | to second the efforts made in While they held no illu- | sions the doctors and the family felt | justified today in having a little more hope. Dr. Davenieres, who has at- | terided the marshal for the last 10) Was quoted by the newspaper | Le Journal today as saying: “The marshal is strong as an oak. | His pulse is good, and little by little. | his strength is coming back. No! doubt it willbe long, but careful con- | valescence will restore to use a man} alert and young in body and in mind.” | week. ing in summer. which the state gam subscribing through 8 Kennedy is supervising i i on Barring T. B. Test Refysing to allow tuberculin : tests |’ to be made on his dairy herd, a wat- rant’ was issued for arrest of J. F. Haider, of the St. Anthony commun: ity. by T. J. Krause, state's attorney, with interfering! [with @ state officer in the discharge So far not over three farmers) have objected to the tuberculin testh]: now under way to rid Morton count; of infected cattle. Most of the farm: tests. - Haider is the first persom to be made the subject of @ warrant. for Fish and Sports . |_ Beulah is starting its dam across AS tobi Bhan pa ge sa Knife river, at the city park, thls Joseph Lockwood, a Golden Valley contractor, is driving the piles. The object of the dam is to provide a winter harbor for game fish, skat- ing in-winter and bathing and boat- The dam will cost $3,000; a. third of | nd fish. com mission is bearing and the remain: der of. which Beulah residents are. eaded by L. G. Rose. State Engincer \SPIRIN To break a cold harmlessly and in a hurry try a Bayer Aspirin tablet. And for headache. The action of Aspirin is very efficient, too, in cases of neuralgia, neuritis, even rheumatism and lumbago! And there’s no after effect; doctors give Aspirin: to children— often infants. Whenever there’s pain, genuine Bayer Aspirin has Bayer on:the box ‘and:on every tablet. All druggists, with proven directions. Physicians prescribe Bayer ‘Aspirin; it does NOT affect the heart Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicati@ | ‘URGED FOR BG JOB Sénator Moses Asks Coolidge to ‘Name George Whitford as Governor of Porto Rico A former Bismarck man is being “on President Coolidge for ap- ment to the governorship of Porto Rico, according to an, clusive little ph, in’a- Chicago paper which caught the eye of John Peter- nt of the Grand idea | ‘The man proposed is George I. ‘Whitford, of Watner, N.-H., ‘who, if not born here, at least. was partly raised in beer hgh He: bare Mies iI ‘Waltterd | family resided in Bis- ‘marck fio ke. ey the head of it, E. L. Whitt was cashier of the the practice of that profession in Washington. He revisited Bismarck ten years ago. G.N. D. A. Will Hold Banquet at Mandan The Greater North Dakota associa- tion will hole its quarterly meeting at the Lewis and Clark hotel. Mandan, Saturday evening, January 26, and it will hold a banquet. Sec- retary James 8. Milloy announces that the feast will be spread at 6:30, Mandan time, and that visiting news: Paper men from outside the state will be present. Four Sheep Stealer; ’. Get Total of 20 Years Cavalier, N. D.. Jan. 17.—()—Pen- itentigry sentences erg 20 years .{the Missouri river from Fort Yates,! 3 {Emmons county. -Jextend the ‘al! for it by Dis- | day. HOUSE 10 CONSIDER FORT ATS BG Bill for $100,000 for Span Across Missouri River Is Introduced and for Six of these were appropriation bills, tjpor purposes. Passage of a bill relating to the brocedure of county courts for the sale of real estate by executors, ad- ministrators and lians was rec- ommended by the judiciary commit- sailors and marines. . The bal) $100,000 to construct a bridge across|tee on state affairs. Sioux county, to Emmons county, was introduced by J. H. ' Sioux county, and Anton Larson, Wells county, introduced a bill to| penalties of the hoard Jumping law to include those owing ene for rooms and board, Dress Overcoats — smartly tailored—Men’s, $12.60 to $36; Boys’, 4 to 12 years, $4 to $10.80. Flannel’ and Wool Shirts— Men’s, $1.50 to $5; Boys’, age 6 to size 1414,$1 to $2. lined gloves and mittens, think of. Aspirin.” The r SONNE | Another Sparton Triumph Mm —bringing Sparton’s revolu- ill| tionary new EQUASONNE | circuit within reach of millions The New Model ‘ie i ONLY *18945° COMPLETE WITH TUBES © everywhere as radio's purest, richest «| woice ... static and interference so listeners marvel. “amazingly reduced thet Com This wonder instrument is g0w on COMPANY, (Ex: 1900) JACKSON, MUCH., U. 8 A. i) Cold Weather Clothing Men’s Sheep-Lined Moleskin Coats with fur cbllars,'34 to 50 inch lengths............ Also splendid values in the famous “Ball Band” overshoes and zippers, heavy underwear, toques, leather helméts and fur-in-band caps, wool sox and liners, wool and fur Dahl Clothing Store B! SMARCK North Dakota Mackinaws and Stag Jack- ets,. wool and -leather trimmed—Men’s $6.90 to $13; Boys’, $4.50 to $8, Leather Boots—Men’s 16 inch, $5 to $12.50; Boys’ —size 101 to 6, $3 to $4.75 Boris ah $7.20 to $20.25 i ENTAL CLINIC r. C. C. Hibbs, Director BISMARCK’S LEADING DENTIST FOR 23 YEARS OFFICES LUCAS BLOCK ’ TELEPHONE 281 _ THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED OFFICE Dr. 6. C. Hibbs | ORGANIZED HS WAS “does lasting work, gets the tat plus. reasonable dake ® 7 The only dentist ever appointed as a state dental exam- iner without any solicitation whatsoever and without his previous knowledge but on account of his high standing, ability and reputation. Also appointed lieutenant dentist of the First North Dakota Regiment. The Missouri Slope Dental Society, now the Bismarck- Mandan Dental Club, and nominated its first president. Boosters and well wishers 10,000 satisfi with 500 new ones added last year. tess First to install a modem up-to-date ‘X-ray machine and has taken thousands of exposures without injury to him- self or patient: The X-ray exposes the hidden or unseen. First to use stainless steel for plates, which is superior to gold and much cheaper. First to use trained lady ‘assistants. First in Bismarck to introduce modern electric equip- ment, somnoform-nitrous oxide. and.oxygen, ethilchloride, casting machines, eliminators, and individual anesthetic tubes (to remove all DANGER in injections for extrac- tion or to relieve pain in operation.) a - First to teach the proper use of the tooth brush and treat jismarck, | ' and cure pyorrhea in Bi First in the Northwest to devise and install an account- ing system to establish and maintain a reasonable and honest price for all dental service. Instrumental in organizing the North Dakota Dental So- ciety and nominated and helped elect its first president. Assistant professor to Dr. M. W. Randall, Prof. of Pros- thetics for one year in. Sha Hulsarelty. of Kentucky and taught 57 freshmen how to.take impressions, bites and make models, crowns, plates, bridges, orthodontia. ap- pliances, broken, jaw appliances, and. general laboratory and mechanical dentistry. That is why, Dr. Hibbs is so proficient in that art and science. . 4 Dentistry is the cheapest thing which you haves : ie here is Toe than 26 5 ‘profit indent istry re. go to a dentist mes: < ‘ou eat ies daily, “average cent—You get clothes two or three times yearly; thelr profits are from 80 to 200 per cent. Merchants get rich but where are the rich dentists? .Dr. Hibbs is. one who icwows ths. busitess, piven the. conte, In all classes of business there is always one‘outstandi concern with a reputation for. honesty, inacie foros = and sincerity which plus a reasonable profit. duced a bill to amend the wolf and coyote bounty law. He seeks to re- store $5 payments for mature wolves tes, $2 for pups; to provide similar bounty on bolicats, and and pups. A bill asking amendment of the regulation of storage charge on grain in elevators was introduced | by Ben Northridge, Barnes county, and R. E. Hamilton, Nelzon county. Appropriation bills include $300 for burial expenses. of inmates of - the penitentiary and reform school, $2,000 for the state corn show at Bismarck, Ten bills were introduced into the} $2,500 for enforcement of the state 1) | house of representatives Wednesday.|law relative to preservation and con- rol of artesian waters of the state, $2,500 to pay premiums on bonds of ‘state officials, $300 for expenses of commissioners appointed in actions to release insane patients and $300 for expenses of burial of soldiers, _ change. John G. Halcrow, Pembina county, is scheduled for consideration Thurs-!was named clerk of the committee . on appropriations and William 8. A bill for an appropriation of|Reko, Mandan. clerk of the commit- A short meeting of the committee on game and fish with the state DOUBLE ROOM wi BATH 422 Ro Dey clip Few tin : ew times in your lifetime. rious trouble. 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