The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 17, 1933, Page 7

WALLACE HINTS AT | ADDITIONAL TAXES ON WHEAT-COTTON Agriculture Secretary Expects to Act If Prices Continue to Decline Washington, Aug. 17.—()—Secre- tary Wallace said Thursddy there was @ prospect of additional _ processing taxes on wheat and cotton if the price of the products continues to decline. The processing tax is a levy paid by the manufacturer or processor of wheat and cotton, which in turn goes to the farmer in ‘benefit payments for his agreement to cut production. |{ In the case of wheat, the present tax is 30 cents a bushel and on cotton it is 42 cents a lint pound. The secretary would not indicate at what point additional processing taxes would be levied on the two prin- cipal commodities in the event prices continue to sag, but said if they were applied that benefits would “event- ually” get back to the farmer. Emergency action by Secretary Wal- lace in an effort to take some of the butter surplus off the market and in- crease prices for the product also was strongly indicated at the farm admin- istration. A committee representing dairy- men’s associations over the country gathered Thursday at the department and protested what they called delay in action to stabilize the price of dairy products. © An official announcement was con- templated at the farm administra- tion and members of the delegation said they thought the emergency ac- tion would take the form of an equal- ization fee to dispose of an accumulat- ing surplus of butter and probably other by-products of milk. A proposal strongly favored was that a one-cent-a-pound levy be made on butter fat. This would be used to repay a drawing account which the dairymen would have on treasury funds. 2 *Indi¢ates Chairman of the Board. ESTHERVE Supervisors *F .C. Uhde. August Luhdberg.. Ted Amundson Clerk | Wm, Michelson. Treasurer Martin Strand Assessor Roy Little Justice Ole Hags' Gonstanie C. L, Johnson. . GRASS LAKE— Supervisors | *John L. Asplund. Hjelmer_ Thor. Arthur Erickson. Clerk Walfred Asplund. Treasurer Victor Engstrom.. Assessor Constable M. Thompson J. |. HAZEL GROVE. Supervisors jerk Mrs. Bert Glanville. Treasurer Geo. McIntyre... Constable Ray Hazelgrove. . WILSON— upervisors *Fred W. Lange. Eda Hochhalter. Sam Berg. Clerk Raymond Redington... Treasurer John A. Berg... Assessor Floy Emery Justice Logan Emery. Constable Holley Nelson. STEIBER— Supervisors *John Anderson. Fred Bergquist Robert Patane Cler' Delbert Olson.. Treasurer Albert Anderson... Assessor ‘Wm. S. Hickel. Justice a J. R. Jones. Constable John Zelmer. . CANFIELD— Supervisors [Burleigh County’s Township Officials | Wilton Arena Goodrich Arena Wilton Regan Regan Constable . HARRIE’ Driscoll . Driscoll Treasurer 0. N. Nelson. Assessor Marvin Kluksdal. Justice TT Supervisors *Wm. D. Decker Ingvold Eide... George Pehl, Sr. Merk John Scherebenskee, Jr. Treasurer George Pehl, Jr. Justice John Merkel... EN— Supervisors *D. D._Barkman. John Birkeland. H. L, Hanson. Cc. M. Bjerke.. ‘Treasurer Asi r Arthur Bjorhus Driscoll Justice Con: . RI ...Bismarck Bismarck smarck ismarck Clerk Floyd Paris. ‘Treasurer Paul Schonert... Assessor rte, Bismarck A. H. Solberg. Chas. Garnier... Clerk Robert Solberg. Treasurer Richard Erickson. Assessor Chas. Johnson... Justice Constables No! None. FRANCES-- Supervisors *Dan McCormick James McCormick Wm. Kershaw. Clerk Tebbo Harms... ‘Treasurer Walter Dietzman. Assessor John A. Olsen....... Justice Constable None Menoken lenoken ‘Menoken ..-Menoken -Menoken Menoken 'HE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1933 Justice Constable None LOG. Supervisors ‘Erie Slovarp. ©. A, Anderson. - W. Doan... Clerk G. D. Adams Treasurer Mrs. FE. W Assessor Mrs. Fred Smith Justice Constable Anderson. Mrs. Herman Nieman. Treasurer Mrs. Bertha Jessen... Assessor A. E. Cline.........0 Justice Constable None MISSOURI— Paul Hapel A. A. Stewart. Clerk D. E. MacLean... Treasurer W. J. Brown....... Assessor 8. Robinson. Justice Constable John Craven Thos. Homer. ei Treas Horace Dirlam Assessor Nora Allensworth Justice Constable rvisors M. M. Dralle.. Wm. Mills . W. Morrison... Treasurer dason Hoover. ssessor rs. Alice Kimball....... Justice Constable None LONG LAKE— Supervisors *Fay Johnson.-......... Viggom Jensen. W. E. Nichol...... Clerk August Doehle..... tr asurer . H. Pillsbury. McKenzie Driscoll .. Sterling 83 jard......... 7 ... Bismarck Ei --Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck .-Menoken -Menoken Menoken Menoken Menoken --Moffit Assessor C. BE. Moffit..... Justice W. H. Edeon..... Constable Al Faus 51. FORT RI Assessor wm. Brittin Moffit Brittin --Moffit Falconer. Supervisoi *R. H. Kickul... C. A. Nordstrom R. H. Lewis. Clerk Fred A. Wood... ‘Treasurer H. W. Little... Assessor Adam Herdebu Justices Chas. Bleckreid..... Julius Meyer. Constables Wm. Gilbertson Herman F. Meyer, SIBLEY BUTTE— Supervisors - *Oliver Roth. E. Clizb Larson. Moffit Sterling Sterling Driscoll Moffit Alan Clitbe..... cscs Treasurer Assessor Elmer Bloomquist. Tustice Bismarck Bismarck nson. oO. H. A, Carlisle. Clerk W. H. Brownawell.... Treasurer Arthur Peterson... Assessor Everet Porter. Justice 0. FP. Buck Constable Arnold Peterson VILLAGE OF REGAD Trustees *A, H. Lundberg. A. F. Tourtlotte. Brittin Russell Hopkins. Assessor bert Cedarstrom........ August Westerman... Justice Rannestad... ble Kelly OF WING— ‘Trustees. “J. B, Glanville... Ben McClosky Axel Soder... clerk Geo. Anderson... Treasurer Geo. B. Wilkenson. Assessor H. Knowles Toleff Suby. Justice A. L. Davis. Moffit Moffit Baldwin ‘Baldwin Baldwin Baldwin Baldwin ..Baldwin Baldwin Baldwin Baldwin -Baldwin McKenzie eKenzie “McKenzie McKenzie McKenzie .MeKenzie Braddock Braddock .- Braddock ... Braddock ....Braddock Moffit .-Braddock .-Braddock .-Regan .Regan .-Regan Regan Wing Wing Wing Wing eee WIN Wing Wing Wing ? OFFER EXPORT PLAN FOR WESTERN WHEAT | Meeting At Portland to Discuss | Subsidized Sale of Grain to Orient Washington, Aug. 17.—(#)— Farm administrators Thursday callea a con- | ference for next Monday at Portland, | Oregon, to discuss plans for a new export movement of wheat to the | Orient. | The effort will be made, they said, ; because of a large surplus of grain in that area which they believe will [Mave a depressing effect upon prices of wheat in other sections of the | country. At the same time, Secretary Wal- |lace told newspapermen he had re- ceived word from friends in Europe that there is an increasing prospect of an international wheat production curtailment agreement being reached at the London conference which will be reconvened, on Monday. “It is hard for me to believe, though,” Wallace said. Earlier in the week he said a pro- gram of “subsidized exportation” of ‘wheat will be undertaken in this country in event that other of the | chief wheat producing nations fail to reach an agreement for curbing their | output, The conference at Portland Is the first step in preparing a program of subsidized exportation, which Wallace insists is not “dumping.” George N. Peck, chief administrator of the farm act, said a proposal would be considered at Portland for a mar- keting agreement with North Pacific exporters under which “they would be reimbursed for losses in selling wheat abroad at “ess than the American price.” Wallace also announced wheat pro- ‘ducers who qualify for benefit pay- ments under the wheat acreage reduc- tion program, now under way, would receive their checks wthout any off- set for governmental indebedness. He said his legal advisors have held governmental lines on the wheat crop do not require benefit checks to ! | Northern Pacific passenger depot as | The Chinese are believeti to be the ‘‘vheat farmers be made jointly pay- ‘well as at several stores throughout | Hardest working farmers—and the! able to the farmer and governmental marck team, are cooperating with the railroad in the advance ticket sales. Those who plan to make the trip are urged to purchase their tickets early so that the railroad and the city of Jamestown can make proper arrange- | ments to provide for them. A special train will carry Bismarck| Legionnaires predict that between SHIELDS BEATS PARKER Bess ‘ ice Newort, R. I., Aug. 17.—(4)—Frank Treasurer Bill McCullough, Jr. %. Shields, of New York, third seeded eos Sap SOULS player in the Newport Casino tennis “A. FP. Ghylin. Cae tournament, Thursday qualified for i Marvin E. Alm... the semi-final round by coming from Titan i behind to register a 2-6, 6-4, 6-4, 7-5 Repeor victory over Frankie Parker, the sen- sational 17-year-old Milwaukee youth. ce . Jordahl C. A. Ourl. . TRYGG— Andrew Olso Supervisors | Justice * Roy Farley. Constable ennings Kettleson... ING— Keep Young with Your Children Don't give them a croas nagging mother Will Take Bismarck Fans to Jamestown Sunday, Aug. NEW SALEM MAN HELD 27, For Contest Ray Henry of New Salem was bound over to district court at Mandan Wed- nesday when he waived preliminary upervisors *Emil Lehto... Oliver Millett examination on charges of threaten- ang to kill a peace officer. Miles Pur- feerst, New Salem chief of police, said Henry threatened to kill him several times. The modern tea ® \ package! Sealed in , CELLOPHANE! Air tight? Moisture , proof! Costssolittle! \ \) Preserves com- 4 pletely all the deli-g ( | cate fragrance and flavor of fine tea! e Japan (Green) O1 Pek: "(Bick =~) PAINTED WooDs— Supervisors Clerk Mrs. Fay Bown... Treasurer Axel Stenquist.... Assessor Vernon Péterson... Justice Frank Riebe.. Constable Bert Roe. . ECKLUND— Supervisors, *A. B, Hole Treasurer / H. E. Asplund... Assessor v. L. Andereon.... Justice J.C. Hilken.... Constables Joe Sorch, Jr..... H. A. McCulloug! GHYLIN— | Supervisors *H. A. Anderson.. A. B. Johnson. W. H. Gill Clerk Hl L. J. King. Assessor C. W. Malgnuson.: Treasurer | Groes Broeste... Justice ' Constables SUMMIT— Supervisors “Chas. _Kvasnick Adolph Bender. renee Novy... e r James Novy. Treasurer . PHOENIX— Assessor Elmer Perry . FLORENCE LA! Supervisors *Carl Johnson. Justice Mile Panjovich. Constable Supervisors “Albert Pederson. John Mathisen.. Clarence Syverso: Clerk Mort Colton.. Treasurer Peter Sandvig. Assessor M. I. Sawyer... Justice Constable . GLENVIEW Supervisors *Wm. Fricke... Lester Larson A. E. Anderson... Clerk J. A. DeLong... Treasurer Arvi Supervisors *Alfred_Olson H. O. Freshou: urer | Kenneth Johnson.. Assessor | M. A. Kershaw. Justice Henry Olson Constable John A. Waiste.. Treasurer | Nels A. Ntemie. John Mattso: Constables RICHMOND— Assessor — | Ole Newland. Vilton -Wilton .Wilton Wilton Wilton > Wilton . Wilton Wilton Wilton PWiton Wilton Wilton “Wilton ..Regan Driscoll Driscoll Driscoll Driscoll Driscoll Driscoll -Baldwin ‘Baldwin ~Baldwin ~Baldwin Baldwin -Baldwin Baldwin Baldwin terling terling riscoll Sterling .. Sterling Fred Borth. Clerk Hilma Banttari ‘Treasurer Waino Watinio. Justice Wm. Josephson. Emil Lehto. Assessor Wm. Josephson HAY CREEK. Mrs. K. B. Green... Treasurer M. G. Ward... Assessor George Morris... Justice Constable “Wictor J. Engdahl.. John Sabot : Constable None MENOKEN— Supervisors *Fred Robinson. Geo. Wachal. J. F. Betz. Clerk Assessor M. Justice Constable e McKENZIE— Supervisors *Ed Adame... M. A. Johnson... Treasurer W. L. Watson... Assessor L. M. Wildfang. Wm. Hughe: Constables Ed. Easton.. Geo. Man! STERLING— Supervisors Supervisors °M. F. H. Schroeder... Treasurer Lillie Jiras. Assessor R. C. Nelson... Justice Willie Schroeder... Constab' sneasor Wm. B. Falconer... APPLE CREEK— Supervisors *Amos_Robidou. 0. G. Davenport. Lewis Peterson. Clerk ... Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck .-Bismarck Bismarek Bismarck Bismarck ‘Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck ..Menoken ...Menoken McKenzie Menoken Menoken ..Menoken McKenzie McKenzie McKenzie Sterling Sterling Sterling Sterling Sterling Driscoll ‘Driscoll .-Driscoll aldwin Baldwin .Baldwin Baldwin Jamestown baseball game at the Railway company. The train for 3 p. m. Fare of half a cent a mile or $1 for the round trip from Bismarck to Jamestown and back will prevail for each passenger, it is announced. baseball fans to and from Jamestown | 400 and 500 Capital Clty fans will take Sunday, Aug. 27, for the Capital City-| the train trip. 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