The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 9, 1933, Page 3

6. MEASURE FOR COUNTY AGENTS DEFEATED IN HOUSE Effort to Provide Means For Continuing Work Beaten By Representatives ‘The house Weanesday voted down ® bill seeking to provide means for continuing the work of county agents. Property. and property not particu- Bi i Pgh a ties “organized courthouses have been built” prior to Permanent location of county to hold election for removal of county seat at any primary or general election. 8. B, 230—Cain: Appropriates $5,- 000 to compensate late Judge T. H. Pugh for work done as special com- missioner in receit proceed- 8. B. 231—Erickson of Divide: pe ge in Bank nishment. am Previously. this week it passed an-|™ other bill to repeal provisions for a compulsory tax lévy for county agent. A divided report was presented by the committee with the house ac- cepting that of the majority for in- definite postponement and voting the clincher motion. ‘The purpose of the measure was to provide for promotion of agricultural 8. B. 170—Permits foreclosure advertisement on mortgages held Bank of North Dakota board. 8. B. 141—Provides for interests if 51 per cent of the adult | “Ass demanded rural population the coun- ty commissioners levy a tax not to exceed 75 hundredths of a mill on all property or appropriate $1,600 an- ually for the work. Seventeen bills were recommended for passage by committees reporting to the house. In the list are six game and fish measures to provide for use of land blinds; for killing predatory animals or birds on game preserves; for use of dogs in retrieving dead or wounded upland game during open season; for regulation by the game commis- sioner of hunting from airplanes; for limiting the period of carrying guns afield before open season, and for domestication and propagation of protected game birds and animals. The other bills covered a wide field end included provisions for: Amendment of existing law to per- mit raising the tax levy from two to four mills in unorganized townships; Transfer of school lands to the ternational peace garden; Requirement of use of native oil ‘nd gas in state institutions when the cost is comperable to similar products from other states. Decree of divorce after four years’ separation and failure of husband and wife to effect a reconciliation, ional payment of tuition to “model” schools attached to higher educational institutions. Lease of state or school mineral lands on a royalty basis, Dentists to administer intoxicating liquor to patients. Punishment in cases of discrimina- tion in prices for farm products. Extension of jurisdiction ‘of su- preme court over “jury cases” tried’ without jury. Extension of redemption period mortgage foreclosures from one two years. in to (By The Associated Press) SENATE Bills Introduced 8. B, 224—Erickson of Kidder: Re- quires cities having city manager plan to limit.aldermen to eight or less. 8. B. 225—A] tations commit- tee: Appropriates $1,500 for refund- ing money erroneously paid into gen- eral fund. 8S. B. 226—McDonald: Makes real estate taxes due December 31; first installment delinquent June 1 of fol- lowing year, and penalty four per cent after June 15; permits payment of part taxes any time, 8. B, 227—Burkhart and Fine: Re- vises laws affecting banking depart- th state examiner and banking 8. B. 228—Greene: Makes invalid ecids that cause irritation, and frequent desire. Juniper oil is pleasant to take in the form of Bi , the bladder physic, also containing buchu leaves, etc. * on the bladder similar to castor oil on the bowels, Get a 25c box from any drug store. After four days if not relieved of “getting up nights” go back and get your money. If ing Hall's Drug store and Finney’s Drug store says Bukets is a best seller.—Ad- vertisement. Notice is hereby certain mortgage, executed livered by Edwin uddy, er, and Edwin J. Rudd: the Estates of Catharine Ruddy and Edward Ruddy, Minors, mortgagors, fe of North Dakota, mort- gagee, dated the 29th day of Aug 1929, and filed for record in the of- fice of the Register of Deeds of the County of Burleigh and State of North Dakota on the 20th day of September, 1929, and recorded in Book 29 of Mort- t page 481, will be foreclosed ya of the premises in such mortgage and hereinafter described for hail indemnity tax and permits application for refund after six years. . B. 213—Endres and Owings: Compels deposit of all funds of m H. B. 217—Kapfer: Raises neces- sary qualifications of county super- intendent to hold office. H, B. 218—Young, Struts, Lemke and Wright: Places $1 tax on dogs and provides for payment of livestock. losses by dogs. H. B. 219—Homnes: Provides dis- continuance of schools when average attendance for ten days is less than system 100 miles. aE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY. Farmer’s Buying _Must Be up Congressman Jones Says His Plan Is Emergency to Run For Short Time Hi aL BUSEEa rf 5 E z 2 é E 3&8 nie ue g all ra 58 H. B. 20—Appropriates $83,000 for} “one! care of insane. H. B. 117—Increases educational re- quirements for chiropractors. H. B, 139—Places 2-cent tax on snuff. H. B, 146—Permits governor to re- move workmen's compensation com- marriage to compel stating whether either man or woman have been divorced. Old-Time Cowboys Meet at Williston it. Leases were signed on a per-capita basis equivalent to about 10 cents an acre, compared with the former rate 13 cents. The event srought together Jay Grantier, Anders Andrew Apply Unduentine, Quick! It soothes alz—prereassiafoctioa snd api scars, Ask Sour dracgine for oo ted-ead-yeliow tebe, 0c. ie! Unguentine Relieves pain, hestons healing FEBRUARY volved later, ‘This followed s union decision to intensify the 10-day strike, tha transpor- Power at All Times ! I i i i bring London, jay company, one of the biggest in Great Britain. ‘This company operates the ports and steamers between Larne and Stran- Taer. Change in Aberdeen Coach Post Rumored Aberdeen, 8. D., Feb, 9—(#)—In- formation originating at Mitchell Wednesday concerning the replace- ment of Coach Robert Campbell of Northern state teachers college here by William Carberry, coach of South- ern Normal at Springfield, brought expression of ignorance from both Principals. No contemplated change in the athletic department is known to him, Coach Campbell said. At Springfield, Carberry said he “would be glad to coach at Northern,” but aside from having heard rumors that he was being considered for the job, he knew nothing of the situa- § F ran a E 5 mG Hd ge | 4 ¢ aE i x38 3 E i i i elf Hi § i 4 Eee ! i 5 | E i 2] i i: H zi : é 5 ! g i hi a i 2&8 i i : 9, 1983 _- Fargo, N. D., Feb. 9.—(?)—The state Sixteen witnesses were the stand Wednesday, including J. W. Fischer, Dodge, N. D., owner of an automobile which the state claims was used in the robbery. Fischer identified Campbell as a man who came into his garage on Aug. 2, made a purchase and inspect- ed several new automobiles while Fischer made change. The following morning the Fischer place was robbed and an automobile stolen. The car fits the description of the car used in the Hunter bank robbery. It was re- covered near Faribault, Minn., where it had been abandoned. The car had a hole in the rear just above the gaso- ea oo apparently made by @ nulles Man and Woman Held In Coast Kidnaping Los Angeles, Feb. 9.—(7)—A man and a woman were in technical cus- tody of police Thursday in connection with the kidnaping of Mrs. Mary B. Skeele, 65, wife of Dr. Walter F. C. student body president. Police records listed the woman as iMrs, Luella Pearl Hammer, 27, and the man as W. D. Howard, 32, tors directed her husband to deposit the $10,000 in ransom money they had demanded. Howard said he arrived bes from Kansas City six months ago. | Detectives said that, despite the present holding of two suspects, they were continuing to work on the theory that former students of the university may have been involved in both cases. DROP ‘BRIBE’ CASE Washington, Feb. 9.—(7)—The sen- ate judiciary committee decided Thursday to drop further action against David S. Barry, removed sen- ate sergeant-at-arms, and the maga- zine, New Outlook, which printed his article saying some members of con- gress accept bribes. ‘WESLEYAN BEATS SOUTHERN Springfield, S. D. Feb. 9—(P)— Dakota Wesleyan continued its march toward a fourth consecutive South Dakota conference basketball cham- plonship Wednesday night by defeat- ing Southern Normal, 51 to 39. Cuts ANTISEPTIC COST IN HALF! Makers of VepoRub produce new mouth-wash born in a depression... priced accordingly Wy make no extravagant claims for Vicks Voratone Antiseptic. 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"HERE’S A REAL mortgage and which will be sold to satisfy the same are described as fol- lows: Northwest Quarter (NW%) of Sec- tion Number Seven (7), in Township Number Ona Hundred Thirty-nine (139) North, of eenge Number ‘West tl ix (76), of! Merla! more rn to the Government _surve: reof. The mortgages has paid certain sums, to. wil e taxes for the re 19: ven- inafter stated to be due, ‘The mortgagee hereby declares the entire mortgage indebtedness due and of indred Sevent; ($1475.95), togeth f this foreclosure, d January 14, 1933, THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, ‘ Mortgag: A. J. GRONNA, Attorney General of The State of North Dakota. NHEINHART J. KAMPLIN, Assistant Attorney General and At- torney for the Board of University and School Lands of The State of North Dakota. 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