The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 25, 1930, Page 6

6 GRAHAM CHALLENGES, REGISTRAR CHANGES FAVORED BY BONZER Motor Vehicle Department Head Declares Senator's Plan Impracticable W. S. Graham, state motor vehicle in a statement made here takes issue with State Senator F. Bonzer, Lidgerwood, over the relative merits of the present system of registering motor vehicles and one which the legislator from the 27th district is credited with pro- posing. Graham's statement follows: “Senator A. F. Bonzer, according to an article appearing in the Rich- land County Farmer-Globe, Wahpe- ton, recently, is planning a change 1n the method of issuing motor vehicle license plates. Among the changes recommended by him is having the counties collect the license fee and in that way make the registrar merely an overseer of the work, thus elimi- nating the staff of 200 or 300 clerks sibly be dune by county auditors, who can not, for obvious reasons, employ up-to-date methods.” |North Dakota Has | Irrigation Decrease] North Dakota has a decrease of 26.7 per cent in the total acreage irri- cording to figures released by the di- lrector of census of the United States. In 1919 there were 12,072 acres ur- 8,851 acres under irrigation In 1920 there were 30 enterprises in North Dakota capable of irrigating |34.255 acres, while in 1930 there were; only 17 enterprises capable of urigat- ing 23,465 acres. a decrease oi irri- gable enterprises of 43.3 per cenit and a decrease of acreage capable of be- ing irrigated of 58.1 per cent. Firemen Twice Called; The fire department was called out | twice, this morning, but was able to | give service on one call only. The first summons, shortly before 6 a. m, Was so indefinite to the effect that a gas house was on fire that a run was made to the gas plant on the south side, then it was learned that a valve test shelter near the In- gated since the census of 1919, ac-! der irrigation while in 1929 there were | ~ Stop Basement Blaze} dian school was burning. By the; time the firemen reached the Indian THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1930 |GRANGE PRESIDENT | BACKS FARM BOARD Lod Taber Asks Equ Asks Equality for Farmer Through Further Legislation Washington, Nov. support ci farm boi Stabilize prices of surplus products {and of proposals for federal regula- tion of grain exchanges was given by the heads of the organized farmers today before the senate agriculture committee. Summing up for grange, L. the national {at the same time scek equality for and kindred methods.” S. H. Thompson, president of the j American farm bureau {Urged the committee not to tamper with the farm marketing act at this session. Chairman MeNary, of the commit- i tee, said “this will lull into repose J. Taber, its master, said: | “Give the farm board a chance and ' the farmer through tariff, debenture | federation, , any effort to stick on the debenture or equalization fees at the coming session.” Taber outlined a nine-point pro- gram as follows: Full support for the farm board with a recommendation that congress immediately make available the bal- ance of its $500,000,000 authorization. Development of a “sound” land | policy. Withholding irrigation, reclama- | tion, or drainage projects, until farm surpluses are removed. Constructive amendments to the j federal farm loan act. Utilization of the flexible provi- sions of the tariff to correct inequal- ities. Stabilization of the power of money. In the export de- banture program as a complement to ‘the tariff. Support of all movements for bal- anced production and surplus control. Hot Coffee, Gussner’s. The Patterson Hotel Thanks- from 1 to 10 p. m. in the new Terrace Gardens. Dancing. Engelhardt’s orchestra. purchasing | i giving Dinner will be served! Man in Minneapolis Hospital to Be Held In Wisconsin Robbery Hudson, Wis., Nov. 25.—()—Sheriff | August Larson, Hudson, today said | he asked Minneapolis police to guard | Merton Browne, in a | hospital wound ursier the heart. Minneapolis suffering from a_ bullet Sheriff Larson said he plans to ob- Three men visited the farm ot Theodore Belisle, near Somerset, early Monday and demanded he let them} | in, asserting they intended to rob the | Present as home stocks are exhausted, place, Sheriff Larson said. When} The delegation indicated that the Belisle refused they fired several | shots through the kitchen door. lisle returned the fire through the; in foreign ports or afloat, door and said he believed he struck one of the bandits. Blood was found i {near the door. Browne said he was! wounded while shooting at tin cans in a backyard in St. Paul. ‘Grain Prices Rise Sharply in Rumania Bucharest, Rumania, Nov. 25—UP}— Grain prices rose sharply at Con- | stanza today. Steamers which found {no grain to load at Russian ports | tain a warrant for Browne's arrest in | @rived to seek freight in oe Ruman- | connection with an attempted robbery | ke harbor, causing the rise. near Somerset, Wis. Dispatches from Berlin yesterday quoted the Soviet trade delegation at Hamburg as saying that Ruséian wheat exports had ceased for the Russians are now confining them- Be- | selves to trading with wheat cargoes Gussner’s Adv., page 7. For your Thanksgiving dinner serve hot rolls and bread, home made pumpkin pie or mince meat pie, and cake from the HOME BAKE SHOP 212-6th St. Phone 462 me DICK Sex “mmve | 2 1.6. A. Stores [inns Save Money by Shopping With Us Thanksgiving Specials Celery, large ........ 22¢ Cae quart ........ 37%e ttuce, fancy large, 2 heads Popcorn, 2 Ibs. ...... 23¢ Fruit for salad ...... 25¢ Celery, Lettuce, Radishes, Onions, Carrots SPECIAL PRICED NUTS AND CANDY Filberts, per lb. Brazils, per Ib. . Almonds, per Ib. Peanuts, per lb. « 25¢ - 25e Holiday Mix, 2 Ibs. ... 29¢ Filled Candy, Ib. ..... 29 Cookies, fancy as- sorted, 2 Ibs. w:s: TURKEYS, Fancy Dressed, per Ib. ..28c¢ ww 47e ’ and a dozen special officers now en- sets 4 : | ae s ee ee acy ities lave: Ser ea et ee al @ Sc S as an airy rocery We will serve an old-fashioned Thanksgiving turkey dinner at pointed out that the county officers) "*T next call was at 7 o'clock and | loned Than easly aa Ge pany 4 a ee was due to an overheated furnace in'§ 520 Broadway Phone 903 crease the efficiency of the collectors | "he basemen of -Mrs. dale =| many fold, beside decreasing the cost | home, 8 hayer. setting fire to nese ee RTI eae » REE cst eee a. owaet Err: of collecting. Declares Figures Exaggerated “The compositor, proof reader or Senator Bonzer, seems to have inad- vertently, perhaps, distorted the fig- ures in speaking of the number of clerks and special agents in the motor | ” vehicle department. The number of clerks in the department is between 20 and 30 instead of between 200 or 300. In connection with the dozen special officers spoken of that now are engaged in the work of enforcing the law, there has never been more than four, sometimes none, and part of the time only two or three during the | year. It is safe to say that cost / would not be diminished by assign- ing tags to automobile owners through county auditors. “as to increasing the efficiency of 53 auditors, who, under the proposed plan, would be merely deputy regis- trars in the collection of the auto- mobile tax, the law now provides that it is the duty of the county commis- | sioners, sheriffs and other county of- ficers of each county to enforce the | motor vehicle registration law. ‘Whether assigning license plates from the county auditor's office would have @ tendency to increase the efficiency in enforcing the law remains to be seen. A number of the representa- tives advance the argument that the law can be better enforced by other than local officers. ‘Wouldn’t Change “Even if the proposed ing licenses from the county auditors’ offices is adopted, the department here must function about as it has in the past. It would be necessary to maintain the force in order to issue titles to motor vehicles and to make copies of records to be forwarded to various county auditors of the state. ‘The work in the department hére is done by trained workers on book- keeping machines and for that rea- son the work of assigning license plates is more efficient than can pos- iment jan of issu- TURKEYS - paper-covered partition cight inches from the vent. The firemen threw | chemical solution on the blaze. Fruit Cake, Gussner’s. Puffed Wheat tastes fresher because of its Improved Inner Wrapper Flavor-Protection. M:):B Coffee tastes fresher be- cause of its Hi-Test Vacuum Flavor- Protection. 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