The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 7, 1929, Page 9

f' HE BISMARCK TRIBUNE NINTH BOMB EXPLODES Chicago, Feb. 7—(AP) — . the 1 t crop estimated at 3,300,000 pounds|National Honey Producers association | windows were shattered this morn-|plosion this year. Damage in by a small bomb which exploded | slight and no on. -e« injured, Bs8k Ht | State Will Be Represented by Three Delegates at is eTas i § ERESEE. State Affairs Committee Action So Far for Sake of Fil- ing Appropriation The amended grain storage meas- ure, arrived at by the administra- tioa and Farmers union forces, this ‘m was substituted for the body senate bill No. 59 and will be referred back to the state af- fairs committee for further consid- eration. The action taken at this Seo i! RabSs A tested chain... isa better chain! engineers and research men devote all of ‘ their time in an endeavor to improve WEED Chain au rel cl quality. A fleet of test cars and trucks are continually iW roa aves i testing WEED Chains on all types of tires, over all road I ll i conditions, at all speeds. z 2 i wt i 8 E| segc9 E u i is probable that such will ‘or further reconsideration. Senator O. H. Olson indicated as much by i WEED Chains are deliberately abused and mistreated — by these test men in order to make them better. F : z The honey industry of North Da- ili rt fil i rt 3 i E | gee ig e ea Dakota Coughs Need ; Hy | That’s the reason why you can bank on WEED Chain Different Treatment . i quolity . . . another reason why you should ask for Inexpensive Treatment Never Fails. a . “WEEDS.” ‘A cough or cold in Dakota, Mon- ; tana or Minnesota needs entirely dif- ferent treatment from a cough in G/T, ih | Stans gr eae por tls — Be sure you ask for genuine, aki = licorice, pine ale . - “ * ‘aa ° 0) @ few other ingredient - Convention Date Set) tices restiy wonderful results, : Hi — ‘This special cough mixture for Da- = . Members of the North Dakota Tel- | kota, Montana and Minnesota is now } > Y ms, wae: : we ete 4] g ys fe 38 ephone association will meet at Far-|being offered ready-prepared under go March 12-14 for their twenty-third the name of Li-Ko cough treatment. annual convention. Being a simple mixture, Li-Ko cough ‘This announcement was made to- | and cold treatment is inexpensive and the results in the colder climates are ,|remarkable. Hall Drug Co.—Adv. Evidence prescribe vided by section 13. More than 100 members of the or- them summarily when he deems ad-| (j) Any other matter or informa-| ganization and their families are ex- isable; to make and te, with | tion required by the rules and regu- pected to attend the convention from visable; to promulgat Breet she advice and consent of the railroad and warehouse commission, rules and regulations consistent with the act to carry out its provisions; to set up the machinery for the operation of the law, such as buying supplies and hir- ew ‘and he ts to use an official Se ae a Sel telephone com! S are ined in the membership. ‘The Powers hotel has been selected gs convention headquarters. Committers are now beginning pre- parations for the meeting. 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