The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 2, 1931, Page 3

: 1 e e, e] Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tharp,;fund from unexpended portions of ae @ combination in. restraint of AND PAPER MANNERS + | MANDAN NEWS ||Two Girl Hitch-Hikers Travel More [its Mis‘Stux torn ctu ih tape,in'tesoandl win te paper napkin sere zou five . W. Wickhan, Mr. and Mrs. Ed| congressional act; permitting removal ayy That the costs of distributing |linen for more elaborate parties.” says A) e Beonincae , Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Wil-| of nonresident feeble-minded persons | foods are too high and that a study |a column of household hints. There's A es In CQ TeCars |uems, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bull, Mr.| fiom the state at the state's expenge | ot the marketing of farm products is|a demand for paper tuxedoes.—Life, WILE HOLD DUAL Si cathe hs coma, al | Senden, Sag, Spas Ee ee Bap . J . ant onnolly, township, city or le report foun: it responsibility COLLECTIONS ARE It's hello and oe for | during the lsat three years, but i grant right of way for gas or oll pipe | for the failure of the retail price of | “Starting @ collection of rare coins Oltman beer Wie Hannah line systems. bread to reflect the decline in the jis not difficult,” says a writer. Start-| always warms up in his BISMARCK - ef . are just two Outstanding among the bills ap-| price of wheat “rests primarily upon jing a collection of ordinary coins is,| before entering the ring. Pegay oe = from Min- Kae pedigrenit are those tata Ly id iad add compan-|of course, another matter —Lift =>" ‘ a and elevator commission which have to on to ee Deapolts, who set out'in February | tance of more than 25 miles. manage the state mill and relleving | the consumer the recent redtictions in DON'T DO IT OUGHS } seo snd Hanan They have aed in trees, in the governor from its managership! the costs of their ingredients.” An unemployment relief committee fortis ele ac ‘were jails, in haystacks and in hotels, a establishing a four-cent gasoline ——— Proposes that all married women pty hey larwe aka anlte bk but they prefer to sleep in hay- CALL FOR BIDS working outside the home be dis- ‘tongue end tral headquarters. They disliked eect tp Se oot Boara Se Clb "Scho. st Distrle t Nog ie Stace Hae 3 Ss ‘ bate 5 am pj to Sheehy OLEOMARGARINE TAX’ SENATE FOOD PRICE, |i*si:is:iss Seist2ss™ Smee Ss VISKS nies’ ‘ use for! Cocktails do have a certain social el; Will Be First Bismarck ae tel igi, for out, half, |function—Stanley High, Horie. Conthet ; joard. reserves right to reject any or { if Recommends for Passage Bill apy oriee ot School Board wane 9 Mandan and Bismarck squads Providing for 10-Cent Levy 2/20-25—March 2, wie lerk. night. : on Each Pound Sold ravaie id oe Af ae er wil Largest Rink af Army : meet Segrctnt ‘ane isa ees fr — Army’s new. skating arena and i Mandan ron the irmative bonita Favorable action was taken =. _———_ hockey ring at West Point, dedicated Ke tearn will meet the Bismarck affirma- mittee on a bill providing for a 10-|Recommends ‘Careful Scru-| Harvard, is the largest in the Dnited Uy tiph pened aati the Bismarck cent tax on each pound of oleomar- tiny’ by Trade Commission States. Its skating area is 232 by 13 The Costin reniney ai har ib arias sold in North oe 90 feet and its refrigeration plant 9 first f Pinang ; measure, the and Justice Department freezes 90 tons of ice in 24 hours. i, a ete botmiortind cee at home, ees hte girls tag nae by Representatives oewsil of —_—_—_—_- previ tests Coach for the west. They are going | Cavalier , Opdahl of La Moure —— Bruce ll, former great 3 Lloyd Stone's Hazelton negative squad Together the two girls have | to Seattle first, then, maybe to be orga Oy Saohiand, also pro-| | Washington, March 2.—(#)—The| pack car onions canals ghee, defeated the. Bismarck debaters in| traveled more than 25,000 miles the Gulf of Mexico. vides for licensing of all wholesalers| Senate's food price investigating com-|Cieveland Indians, now is in New the first round of the state contest, and retailers of oleomargarine. mittee Monday recommended “care-| Haven running a cigar store. while the Washburn affirmative team ‘The committee also recommended| {ul scrutiny” by the federal trade defeated the Bismarck negative de-|ect of the Morton Homemaker clubs,| the same who took 22 hogs from for passage # bill by Representatives commission and the justice Cred baters, it was announced Monday. Flasher two weeks Gibbens of Towner and Olafson of|™ent of “an alarming tendency to ; The debate ‘Tuesday will be on the} Newcomer will supervise the first) Fourteen of the hogs stolen from creating the office of chief ward the monopolistic control” of the 1 meeting at Flasher March 4 at the/ the Elgin yards belonged to Ed Rivin- inspector as heed of the department nation’s food by “a small group of f John home. The second/ ius, local stock buyer. The 15th had of weights and messures, and requir-| Powerful corporations and combina- hh hye ¥ squads as Tdy-| been purchased for the newly or- ing J tions.” .] ganized 4-8 club at Elgin. ‘The recommendation was embodied Tracks from the truck which had in the committee's report to the ‘Mr.| been bright to brid bres ured a of its inquiry into the prices of were the lues eves read, meats, sugar and milk. Claude Lackey, Grant county sheriff, ton of the presen refund eysem, ot “Within the last few years the ab- followed the truck tracks north into . | Sorption of independent bakers and Elgin, Lackey, working with Mor-|ealers furnish invoices of sales that! - ini distributors by gigantic, nation ton county authorities, predicts an|Sre tax Cree ccessninivan Allies wide corporations, holding companies, TO HOLD DEMOLAY |S sponsored mergers, and chain enterprises, has MEETING INMANDAN — Phare err ier att hn? stall SN carried forward with amazing Mandan Infant ‘The senate committee on warehouse | "Pidity,” the report. said. Dies Saturday|* #2! sreding tfatled to agree on| caretut Srainrerste GER : es UFGBY| two bills relating to grain grading|¢o"eful scrutiny of this development Frederick Swanson Succeeds} Fiora De Lee Schuman, six-months- peered a Mn epee into the] the department of Sustice. me old infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. jority of the committee voted] upp fee? Legtalat Lawrence Welsh As Head of || Schuman, 101 Ninth avenue NW., ee een pobre of a bill| 4, piensa d laws are not sufficient North Dakota Order Mandan, died Saturday at the home} py ntative Crockett of Cava-|iinstions in the SOERE HVRCGtTOnE of her parents. ler to make it unlawful for any ware- tay aes eek he Funeral services will be held at the} nouseman to sell any grain stored in poarch tre e named should recom- ‘The North Dakota conclave of the| Kennelly Undertaking parlors Tues-| nis elevator. A minority of the s ein 3 congress such remedial DeMolay will be held in Mandan and|day morning. Taleose atobd: toe -rOnonrasstidliig rth errors aerottiee amity ae Bismarck April 17 and 18. Both Man- proposal for passage. no ahaa “ aa 1, That the retail price of bread dan and Bismarck chapters of the|Give Sealed Verdict ‘The second bill, by Representatives] nas not declined proportionately with Lavik of Sargent and Acheson the price of whi aera ae eeepiahenemens night) In Renden-Vogel Suit) Bottineau, amends the law relating 2 Mae rhicliaer make plans ition. oh to redemption of storage tickets on|iate reduction of at least one cent a After 18 hours of deliberation, the| transfer of warehouses. On this meas-| nound in the wholesale price of bread. ure, @ majority voted to recommend | throughout the country and a corre- the bill ee — minority) sponding or larger reduction in re- indefini pone: or| tail Prices. 5 ‘The committee recommended for] “5, Pgome evidence that there is al| ier Bodine: hacking’ neve Pessage ® measure repealing ihe combination in restraint of trade to|| burn,’bad breath (halitosis), loss provision “for insurance of Grains/ fix and maintain the retail price of || Srnténded” by usr, This “recom= stored under the farm storage act.| bread. mendation fe based on our dete ane Dill was i introduced in the houss| 4. That the wholesale and retail)| inite knowledge and first hand Representatives prices of white flour have generally|| in our city, who have secured county and Northridge of Barnes. een the decline zac al and correction on i Dunn county providing for payment! the farmers for milk purchased for Autormationt explain the liberal annually of grain storage to] fluid purposes have in general been|| Sustantee, etc, and all without public warehouses and elevators, , Hires in the retail prices charged the consumer, but that the distri- Modern White Gold Frames With comfortable pearl pads Only $4.50 Expert Eye Service at Greatly Reduced Prices DR. MacLACHLAN’S Nature Cure Clinic DR. A. 5, ANDERS Optometrist—Eye Spec! Lucas Bleek Bismarck { : = BORAT Pasion Wate GEE 5 A win? Begged — Her Favors! Her Every Wish Was a Command! Glamorous Lady of Love hungering at a banquet of kisses for the caress | born of a true man’s de- ~ votion. A greaé star in the perfect talking pic- ture entertainment. CAPITOL =:- Tonight - Tomorrow - Wednesday GOOD FOR YOUR STOMACH Why suffer from stomach dis- tress.when Pfunder’s Tablets can be secured in your city. This highly ethical preparation, com pounded expressly for the relief and correction of stomach ail- ments, such as gastric hyperacid- TONE CONFERENCE Delegates From 16 Missouri Me Slope Clubs to Be Present at Monday Meeting Approximately 150 delegates repre- senting 16 Lions clubs in the Mis- souri Slope district are expected to attend the Bismarck zone conference meeting in Mandan Monday, accord- Al ing to A. C. Rausch, president of the | ap) Friday afternoon the Mandan Lions Lawrence ‘Welsh, former North Da- club held a joint meeting of all the | xo) committees in*charge of the program. obligation. Secure an interesting Ptunder booklet at our store without fail. Set ats Eevee eel COLON FIVE TRIMS (Dischar: cor ROUTINE ACTIVEY . “EAAPSE ernor, clusive el ee ge vee 6. ‘That the reduction in care C. W. ‘Webb, international Accident Victims oad mn in price paid representative of the Lions group; Dr. F. B. Se ee ee to the producer for milk used in the manufacture of dairy products, which usually is purchased at the surplus price, has not in general been reflect- ec in the retail prices paid by the consumer fc oducts. Lower Branch of Legislature de Cana Passes Eight Senate Bills, | 7 ‘That the retail prices of meat a have reflected the lower price re- Kills Three, Amends Five ‘| ceived by the producer and the pack- cae hat the Deroettage of decrease in 1e lec! a roointinuing to occupy itself with | the retall price is materially less, due| | _ passed eight senate bills, killed three, | 0 the Gennes of too many dealers : pee as created last year amended and approved five in jettles si psa aces and given the official title of the Bis- pee Sem beeiere Sis smeee ro orm marck zone. It comprises a member- 19, introduced by sena-| One Cent a Day Pays First—in the dough. Then in alin ob neatly, Seth tase tor Porter, permitting merchants con- the oven. You can be sure scheduled foc ton ties each Ya. “eer-| Up to $100 a Month]. = ‘The first meeting was held in Dick- Sting sy bustnees moro) than five Pp to $. of perfect bakings in using. Temedies upon application to| The Postal Life & Casualty Insur- te board of pharmacy was/ance Co. 5708 Moriarty Building, BAKING the house when it failed to| Kansas City, Mo., is offering a new P OV T° ER by Charles Miller, inson last summer and the second automobile driven was given at Glen Ullin late last fall. with whom Miss Johnson was & Ppas- some discussion and furth-| accident policy that Pays up to $100 ‘The vote was 54 for|a month for 24 months for disability FOR OVERGQO YEARS 8. 1.§. QUINT 16-9 open |Coach Jimmy Quigg’s Cagers Reamer pee a Hold Lead Throughout Bat- bers will be given by the tle Friday Night Male chorus, an organization spon- sored by the Mandan Leonard C, McMahan 4s ‘The Solen high school basketball ug. The conference will formally in the Lewis and Clark hotel at 6: Put Over Your Message Artistically You have a message that is im- portant ... one that you want to put over in the best possible way. Then use Claude Neon Lighting, because it is economical and brings decided results. This medium is always attractive, appealing, and artistic. CLAUDE NEON LIGHTS Electrical Products Corporation of Montana BISMARCK BRANCH Bismarck, N. Dak. Pa RE ‘The conference at Mandan will be the Patios And Jnorensed sels senges. Lacking a constitu-j and $1,000.00 for deaths—costs less third since the sub-district was or- — ome 6 clubs in the Bismarck zone Mr. and Mrs. Rovig Tende: Pa the bill was declared | than Ic a day—$3.50 a year. Over ts succeeded in ap-} 68,000 already have this protection. are: Beach, Beulah, ‘ag sd Bow- Dickinson, Elgin, Ullin, Hebron, Hettinger, Linton, Mandan, es aeons (nysnged eet oe oe x “clincher motion, ning ani children, Goals introduced by Senator | 70, le, no money. ly em, Steele and Mandan, who recently celebrated) on’ c¢ stark were recommended for | send name, address, age, beneficiary's McClusky, bine aoe: New Sal- MAND AN HAS NINE thelr 6th wedding anniversary, Asnd| indefinite postponement by house | name and relationship and they will FEBRUARY BIRTHS|E Leip | table. pease adopted. They required filing of con-| spection. No examination is required. "A supper was served by the self-| ‘facts on sales of real estate when This offer is limited, so write them invited guests, and following this the such contracts. created a lien on or | today.—Advertisement. evening was devoted to bridge. sore bediad crops to: be, grown on Guests who were present at the and provided for the party were: Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Fla-|*alary of county judges where that ive Boys, Three Girls Born to} & Mandan Parents; Five Deaths Recorded Births of nine children and deaths| Mandan Bird Group of five persons were reported during Robeuary, at the oftioe of W- a Bele fy a ; a s Q 4 i rl oncce nl oooned Sonde eovee herty, ; Mr. and Mrs, Lee oftiea: 166 cornibed with the clerk of —_—_—_— |. Among the measures passed were |" ADVERTISEMENT } For Bis those ee in! bates health de- A Bad Back Often Warns ixtol Court | partment acce| ids from the fo leigh Comm federal government and to use this o) Blea Kidneys. money and certain other funds for public health work, matching the Tecmmore =] concn | Soom 4 117 Fifth Street ee | Re BIDDER: the furniture jealed propos: he Burleigh Gets Imported Fowls) 223 ,2surmert, fer Meal —— in the oftice of tl Burleigh County, in ue Bi marek: North ‘Dakota, until 2:3 o'clock P, M. Maron 19th, 1931,. at eg Behn st a ely ope the beara of County ‘Commissioners of Burigign Cou! Bids will be Tosived in cot jow on fil Ta‘ths Gounty auditors ‘oftice, ome arnapeay ‘by the Board of Coun- y Commissions it of mpanied Count: ana shall be cel ine few ms eccreticae Toor or Bve Gases ane ee eer wi 2g me of tos in time to toe @ danger- and costly 7 Dr Rizon's cht Tender our. guar irman of Boal Srorth ‘Poo times, the cost your money * siguere of uurieley te be forfeited a8 ig HALLS DRUG STORE Bismarck. N. Dak. alty) by any bidder he contract and who the contract ‘he Board of County Commissioners ret Fee the right to reject any or veges Seas] a Give Us Your Business for 2 BF dtc rodtattt sain th. the Month of March 7 attain sane. by deponiting with the County Auditor 15.00, $10.00 of which will be re- funded U roturn of the plans ifications in good o: Mt bidder will’ be_re- ie Stayman Winesap Apples, per: box $1.79 Jumbo Celery, bunch su alacet lat Se bel oh: RMN Fancy Carrots, 2 bunches ........... 20e Feb. 16—David Onrey, 00, Mandan.| Gent ‘cocurred’ Hospital, attendants |cordisened on full ettormance of the | ISSON | Feb. 16—Minnie Jeanette Star, 4,/ reported that he spent a restful night ne 1 Pavogoet tinere,: Mandan. Cha: Grant County Sheriff |". Lene Relerae tame eet To Have Charge of | item or items in specitica- meat aad eatie porvonne! h ‘Homemaker Projects Seeking Hog Thieves opaned fee Tia a | Don, | " og Gussn er’ s ‘1 teens Officials of Grant county believe | ‘bated at Bismurek, Burleigh Coun- RC. Newoomer, Morton county! that thieves who stole 15 hogs, valued ‘y. North Dakota, this 16th day of agricultural agent, will have charge) at $200, from the Northern Pacific Pebriary, 1991 ne +, ofthe farmstead beautification proj-| stockyards at Elgin last Monday are | “county Auditor.