The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 31, 1929, Page 3

" THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1929 ter service resulted. Tt was recommended that the bill pass with its total appropriation of $253,035. “GOING IO STATE HEALTHBUDGET ACT| csc Senate Committee to Doctor Main Appropriation by In- | ®—y cluding $26,000 Asked ||_AT THE MOVIES ELTINGE THEATRE _ hygiene division of the sige by deciding toi ine it in department's bud- house ; oe roies of the smart-aleck t: and the side, after passage by the house. | comedy angle has minated, In Senate bill No. 33, carrying a net | “Alias ‘iainy Valentine.” while iiaee . $70,000, for. boilers | are a numbe> of funny moments, the the sear pis the insane at | dramatic interest has been empha- and a general mainten- a first of all. appropriation of $882,288, which the supporting is offset by the institutions income in | cast include Lela Hynes, React Dane, £ Buch, St Paul, wil feature like amount," was recommended for oe Barrymore, and Tully Mar- passage. Senate bill No. 35, carrying an ap- naib plays a young safe cracker Propriation’ of °$276,670 for the sani- | who outwits the police at every turn. one at San Haven, some of the | Then he meets a girl, determines to go straight. and is tracked by his old enemy. Detective Doyle, in a succes- sion of scenes full of excitement and , | surprise. and bureau, it was sug- CAPITOL THI THEATRE that “flat nid jp gecte “Four Sons,” which closes tonight longed in the bu at the Capitol theatre, is a deeply le to read di ioitety that the ap moving story of youthful romance and propriatioe was\ for the , biennium | motherly devoticn. While the action ending June 30,'1931. Then Senator Ployhar moved that @ sub-committee be appointed to revise the measure in the manner of the discussion, so that the appropriation hereafter shall turn up in the budget. Senators Ployhar and Cain were named as the commit- tee and it was recommended that when such amendment has been writ- ten into the measure it shall pass. Grafton to Get Stokers Only Senator Murphy made a warm de- mand for a new power house at the Grafton institution for the feeble- minded, on the ground it was con- sidered to have been promised by the budget board. However, as the bill carries an appropriation of $8000 for stoking fixtures for the boilers, the pe was let go at that, F. E. Diehl, af the board of administration, said the relpeetecin has been at other pect institutions that mechanical ig increases the efficiency boil- ers almost 50 per cent. 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