The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 9, 1931, Page 3

OF STATE IS HELD | — APERSONAL ISSUE Carr: Says Friendships of In- cumbents Will Play impor. tant Part in Battle agetge 8 z é 58 & I are Hin egy P ig ut eget H i Ee ii Fa yi H Rett it aH fh fl Sco REAPPORTIONMENT THit BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 193f._ Acker, Neff, Melton, Leifur, Roan and Roherty. Mr. McGraw will have Bischof, Quanrud, Wagner, Trepp, STATE LEGION MEN SAY VETERANS MAY EXPECT MONEY AID puree SUAS Do Not Believe, However, Full Payments Will Be Made on Certificates Fargo, N. D., Feb. -0—(#)— ‘war veterans of the Mr. Hoverson | is not a member of the rehabilitat led to the MEASURES FAVORED Reductions Totaling $9,664 ‘Made by Committee, How- ever, Before Approval approved Yor pastage by the house committee on appropriations after re- auctions totaling 664 were made from the Tecommended by The committee voted to appropriate $215,006 for the state penitentiary, a reduction of $7,664 and ‘$22,000 for the state board of auditors, a reduc- tion of $2,000. A bill appropriating $28,700 for the state ‘transportation officer was rec- ommended for passage A proposal to reciprocat- ing Jaws which would permit North Dakota resident life insurance agents to obtain non-resident licenses in other states or provinces was the sub- Sect bel god debate between action on the measure, the first sign of co or Exposure to exld genuine irin tablets stamped Bayer. They make too. See “ele , wet isn’t half.so fete learned to protect yourself with ‘or the speedy relief of colds, headaches, ic or neuritic pain, and even the acute suffering caused by rheumatism, there is nothing so sure and so safe as Colds come euddenly. You can often end them just cabekt “a & sain enaa aoe be the signal, or ie hen serious whe t ‘you've GRE UbTisi Fez = ing in Archery. 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They believe . that they are thus enabled to.offer the public a satisfactory form of diversified corporate stock investment, relieved of certain defects which are inherent in individual owner- ship or in the customary management by a single concern. Directors of the Corporation are: William A. .Durst,- Henry. D, Thrall and Edward W. Decker, representing BancNorthwest Company; C. T, Jaf- fray, Lyman E. Wakefield and Julian B. Baird, representing First Secur- ities Corporation; J. L. Seybold and Stuart W. Wells, representing Wells- Dickey Company; C. P. Jaffray and Harry C. Piper, representing Lane, Piper & Jaffray, Inc.; C. 0. Kalman and Edwin White, representing Kal- man & Company, Frontenac Trust Shares afford a medium of investment for that part of an investor's funds which he wish- es to carry in diversified stocks, and one ‘of such character as properly may be retained in an estate with as- surance of continuous supervision, Frontenac Trust Shares represent & proportionate ownership in ¢he in- vestment holdings of the’ Trust, which are deposited with The Trust Company of New Jersey under a fifty-year trust agreement. Funds are to be devoted to acquir- ing, and- holding over a long period, seasoned stocks of nationally recog- nized companies in established - in- dustries, diversified as to nature and location. The policies and purpose of the corporation are explicitly stated in the Trust Indenture, “No attempt will be made to gain speculative profits from temporary market fluctuations. “Restrictive provisions governing selection of investment (no stock can be purchased from sponsoring firms), general investment policies, dividend distributions and_ directorial and management perpetuance are also contained in the Trust Indenture, Frontenac Trust Shares combine in one investment a diversity of core “porate stocks offering a current ree turn commensurate with high qual- ity, reasonable expectancy of ap- preciation over a period of years, ready salability, and assurance of the responsible, continued supervision of officials in the sponsoring firms, 4; Frontenac Trust Shares are issued in bearer form, with coupons attached, in denominations of 5, 10, 25, 50, 100, ‘ 500, 1,000 shares = Price at the market about $18.00 per‘sharé CNORTHWEST COMPANY Affiliated with NORTHWEST BANCORPORATION. = 3, seh Eeas : it az Bo te Officers as well as the | farmers Union at a’ showing of the Oe Wate ee Ni