The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 27, 1931, Page 6

6 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY FEBRUARY 27, 1981 COMMITTEE FAVORS DBLINQUENT SALES ». BILLFROM HOUSE Would Make Auditor Announce Full Amount; Senate Com- mittees Busy ra aes peaseascwes oe mee A house bill requiring county audi- tors to announce before any public sale of land for delinquent taxes the total amount of taxes, including pen- alties and interest, against such land one sage by taxes and taxation Friday. Another bill approved by the com- mittee provides for refunds by the | to be sold, was recommended for pas- | the senate committee on} Thursday afternoon, a Morton coun- ty Jury returned the verdict in favor of Jacob Kist for injuries alleged to have been received in an automobile accident near Jamestown last fall. The Kist case was the first of five | new cases Brought before the Morton county district court this term. The! Morton court 1s confronted with 16| civil cases carried over from the last BRAVES LEAVE FOR | WESTERN INVASION sista | Late Thursday afternoon proceed- ings were begun in the Renden-Vogel | McMahan Takes Eight Men} ht bee fet suit and counter-suit are} Who Will Attempt to Repeat being tried. Authorities do not be- | Win Over Dickinson MANDAN NEWS. | leve the cases will be concluded for several days. '100 Attend T Thursday Coach Leonard McMahan and eight warriors selected from the Brave | night or Saturday to applicants whose requests Tor loans Wwe malicd wi. After the rush starts, however, checks will be issued from within 10 to 20 days of rerelre of loan requests, Curtis Declares Passage After announcing the vote, Vice | President Curtis said “two-thirds of | the senators having voted for the bill, the bill is passed notwithstanding | the objection of the president.” ‘The roll call follows: For the bill: Republicans: Blaine, Brookhart, Capper, Carey, Couzens, Cutting, | Dale, Davis, Deenen, Frazier, Glenn, Goldsborough, Hale, Hatfield, Howell, Johnson, Jones, Kean, Keyes, La- | Follette, McMaster, McNary, Norbeck, Norris, Nye, Oddie, Partridge, Patter- basketball squad entrained for Dick- inson Friday morning where they will attempt to annex the second vic- tory of the season over their western rivals Friday night. | On paper the Mandan athletes | seem to be overwhelming favorites | Mandan Elk Program Approximately 100 Mandan Elks at- | tended the annual past Exalted Rul- ers’ night program in Mandan Thurs- day and honored J. J. Nygaard, Jamestown, official district deputy | son, Pine, Robinson of Indiana, | Schall, Shortridge, Steiwer, Thomas of Idaho, Townsend, and Vanden- berg—36. Demoer:ts: Ashurst, Barkley, Black, Blease, Bratton, Brock, fy Omeee Bulkley, Caraway, Connally, Cope- state hail insurance department to/ if their previous victory by a 44 to; hail tax purchasers paying hail taxes | 13 count can be construed as an in- for which they were not liable. |dication of the relative strength of The senate judiciary committee | the two teams. | recommended for passage 16 house Those making the trip, all of whom | bills and voted indefinite postpone- | will probably be sent into the fray, ment of another. A bill permitting | are Deitrich, Byerly, Smith, Saunders, foreign executors and administrators | Solum, Hcuse, Magne Syvrud, and to sue in North Dakota was voted for | Boehm. indefinite postponement by the (eel The roster of those who will start mittee. the game has not been announced by | Grand Exalted Ruler. Nygaard, on his annual inspection tour of the Elk chapters within the | state, was the guest of the Mandan | group at the initiation services for | two. Appearing on the program the Mandan’ community chorus of 24 members sang three vocal numbers | and were followed by a Boy Scout Cemonsiration by Mandan troops. Among the bills approved were guardian for incompetent war veter- ans and minor children of disabled or deceased war veterans; for auto- matic lien upon automobiles, engines, and threshing machines for black- smith or other mechanical service: extending time for applying thresh- | ers’ liens from 20 to 30 days; autho! izing county courts of increased juris- | diction to make use of a jury panel regularly called and requiring law students to have two years of college work in addition to law study after July 1, 1936. - The house state affairs committee recommended for passage two bills introduced by Senator Bonzer and a bill making the present cigarette stamp tax law more stringent. The Bonzer measures provide for appoint- ment of a chief highway commtis- sioner and reorganization of the pres- ent highway commission and prohib- its vehicles of greater than 13,000 pounds gross weight from traveling ithe state highways. The house judiciary committee ap- proved 10 senate bills, among which ‘were those permitting the removal of nonresident feeble minded persons to their place of residence at the ex- pense of the state; authorizing county, township, city or village or oil pipe line systems; authorizing State Mill and Elevator association to pay Knut2 Bakken $12,000 for in- Guries received at Drake mill; au- thorizing juvenile court to commit to feeble-minded institution any feeble- minded, dependent or neglected child and making use of slugs in any auto- matic vending machine or telephone @ misdemeanor. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT—Small modern house $28.00 per month, possession March Ist. Lumber company. Celery Sale at Gussner’ EDEMPTION State North Dakota, County of Burleigh. c Minneapo' iM You are fereby notitted that the tract of land hereinafter described which wa axsessed in ‘or taxation for y the 13th day of December, sod, as provided by law, ‘for the oe] Iinquent taxes of the year that the time fe mption from said sale will expire ninety days from completed service of this notice. bed as follows: Lots 8 to 12 Inc. Bi Amount sold for, Subsequent taxes paid by purchaser, 30. ‘Amount required to redeem at this) date, $3.21. In’ adi “the above amount | you will be required to pay the costs of the service of this notice and in-/ terest as provided by law and unle: you redeem gaid land from sald ae before the expiration of the time for redemption a above stated, a deed| issue to the holder of certificate as provided | Jay Pyalihess my hand and ottictal seal this 19th day of February, ‘A. C. ISAMINGER, (Seal) Auditor Burleigh County, North Dakot: those vroviding for appointment of a} poards to grant right-of-way for gas | Inquire at F. H. Carpenter | NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF = | RE McMahan. The game will be plfyed night in the Dickinson armory. BUTCHER MUST PAY BROTHER DAMAGES: | Friday | |Soldier Loan Bill Enacted Into Law Despite President. (Continued from page 1) soldiers were in line to apply hours | before the veto. | | Althougi General Hines has not giv- er. an official opinion on the question, Morton County Jury Awards! i: was said at his office the“ cept, | jec opinion” was that the certificates | Jacob Kist $4,700 as Set- | \:ouid have to be two years old before tlement for Accident jbeing eligible for loans, as under | |Yegulations governing loans hereto-, ‘fore. This would affect numbers of | holders, Word of the new law went forth quickly to the 54 regional offices of Fred Kist, Mandan butcher, must pay $4,700 damages fo his brother. {| After three hours of deliberation Dakota, County of |State of No Rurleigh. or, Bismarck, | N. Dak. | To J.C. Hallum, 3450 Portland Ave. | Minneapolis, Minn t the} scribed ame gn nbe! duly sold, as. provided by law, ver tie des linquent taxes of the year 1926, and [that the time for redemption said sale will expire ninety days fr the completed service of this notice: | Said land is described ax follows: Driscoll, Hall Addition, | aid by purchaser, Amount required to redeem at this date, $17.60. In’ addition to the above amount you will be required to pay the costs of the service of this notice und in- terest as provided by law and unless | thereof will issue tax sale certifi¢ la Witness this 19th NOTICH be County of, diter, Bismarck, land, ‘Dill, Fletcher, George, Glass, Harris, Harrison, Hayden, Heflin, Hendrick, McGill, McKellar, Morri- son, Pittman, Ransdell, Robinson of Arkansas, Sheppard, Smith, Steck, | Stephens, Swanson, Thomas of Okla- | homa, Trammell, Tydings, Wagner, Walsh of Massachusetts, Walsh of Montana, Wheeler and Williamson | —39. | Farmer-Labor: Shipstead—1. | Total for the bill—76. Against: Democrats: King—1. Republicans: Bingham, Borah, Fess, Goff, Gould, Hastings, Hebert, Metcalf, Morrow, Moses, Phipps, Reed, Smoot, Walcott, Waterman, and Watson—16. Total against—17. Watson Switches Only one senator who previously voted for the bill switched to sustain the veto—Senator Watson of Indiana, the Republican leader. ‘The previous senate vote was 72 to 12 for the measure. The additional ones against the bill wefc paired against on the previous vote. Of the three not voting Senator {the bureau, so applications could be Gillett, Republican, Massdehusetts, sola ones ariox ow — | accepted at once. was paired against the bill, with REDEMPTION Checks for the loans will he railed Senator Simmons of North Carolina, 50 Portland Ave. inne: You trac din your pores ar 1926 was on December, 19 duly provided by 1 delinquent taxes of the and that the time for redempt said sale will expire ninety di bsequent taxes paid by purchaser, mount required to redeem at this In’addition to the above amount you will be required to pay the, coats of the service of this notice and inter as provided by law and unless you redeem said land from safd gale be: fie the expiration of the time for re- demption as above stated, a deed thereof will issue to the holder of the tax ‘sale certificate as provided by aw. Witness my hand and official seal this 19th vay of February, 193: c. isaitixGk (Seal) nty. ‘ou Dakota, aPirst publication February 20, 1931) 20-27; 3/6, 1931, LARD Auditgr F Burleigh ¢ (First publication Babess, 20) 74052)) 2/20-27; 8/6, 1 fresh stocks, good Grapefruit, seedless, small, 5 for .29¢ Oranges, sweet, small, 2 dozen ... Cooking Apples, BREAD Large Loaf, dark, 3 COOKIES, Fancy and Plain, .15¢ Oatmeal, “Stone's,” 20 oz. pkg., 2 for ...... | Cream Hess: Btone’s, | A 16c Large Loaf, white, 2 for . Peanut Butter, Stone’s, 12 oz. pail, each 16c Carnation Milk, tall cans, 3 for iis Celery, medium, “well bleached” . Pork Shidr. i one ROAS yoo i HEM [PEERY err a4 QUALITY AT LESS ff Fresh Cut l mace 15 Bone Bat ? 5 Saturday Specials Pork Chops x. C STEAK «. C APPLES Rome Beauty wrapped, 4 $ 1 68 Sliced Pork ss = sizes, box .... LIVER ». Eggs, fresh, 2 dozen .. Butter, 2 Ib. roll, per Ib. ........ Pork and Beans, No. 1 tall, 3 for Cheese, “American,” 5 Ib. loaf . 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GRAPEFRUIT, Medium Size, per dozen . mx 12c 10%c Roast Ile lb. 23c CELERY HEARTS, ONIONS, Large Dry, 6 Ibs. for for’ .12¢-15¢ Aeiors lati aks, ein, 2 for ..... 25e as rapidly as possible, with the first/and Hawes of Missouri, Democrats, expected to be on their way Friday | for it. ‘GIVE DISABLED AND UNEMPLOYED PRIVILEGE’ Fargo, N. D., Feb. 27.—(#)—“Give the disabled and unemployed veterans the right of way, and don’t apply for @ loan unless you have a légitimate and pressing need for the money,” was the plea of Fargo veterans’ bu- reau offictals when informed of the action of congress in overriding Presi- dent Hoover's veto of the bill provid- ing, for 50 per cent loans on adjusted service certificates issued to veterans of the World war. Pressure for the additional advance here is expected to be terrifc, veter- ans’ officials declared, and they pleaded with the former soldiers to remain in their homes, delay loan re- quests for 60 or 90 days if possible and to give the hespitalized, jobless and disabled veteran the first chance of getting loans. $6,000,000 Available Passage of the veterans’ relief measure makes available to North Dakota servicemen approximately $6,000,000, and estimating from pas: figures, about $3,000,000 of this amount will be borrowed, according to figures compiled by C. T. Hoverson of the local veterans’ bureau and T. ©. Kraabel, vterans’ service kom- mission for North Dakota. There are approximately 16,000 veterans in North Dakota who hold) adjusted service certificates for an average amount of $1,007, payable in full in 1945. Since April 1, 1927, $2,000,000 has been borrowed in North Dakota, on| approximately 4,500 certificates. How- ever, a total of about 7,910 loans have been made on those certificates. From Jan. 1, this year te Feb. 19, loans numbering 1,169, had been made, Mr. Hoverson said, 849 in Jan- uary and 320 in February. Of the to- tal number of loans, 326 were original and 843 for additional amounts avail- able after a previous loan had been subtracted. ‘With 50 per cent of the certificates’ value made available for loans, and $2,000,000 already borrowed, about $6,000,000 remains available and about half of that amount, or slightly un- der, probably will be drawn, Mr. Hov- verson believes, For individual certificates, about $235 was available previously to the average holder, the new legislation increases that amount to about $500, leaving approximately $265 more which can be borrowed by the aver- age former serviceman. Sees Excessive Demand An immediate and excessive de- mand for service in connection with the new loans is anticipated, Mr. Kraabel said, in urging that first con- sideration be given to veterans in need of immediate financial relief. “Discourage all those who plan to go to Fargo ‘to get their loans fixed up,’ he said. “The bureau can han- dle only so many loans each day and it is up to us to regulate the flow of | applications, Proper loan blanks can be otbained from the veterans’ bu- reau, American Legion headquarters or the commissioner’s office. ROLLED OATS Wizdom Soli TOMATOES MILK EGG: Sage Fresh, per dozen .. BREAD 3 tall or 6 small . 3—1'2-Ib. loaves .. MATCHES Grapefruit, 54 size, 2 Cauliflower, per lb. . 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