The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 22, 1935, Page 5

% THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1935 MUNICIPAL LIQUOR STORE BILL 10 GET ACTION BY SENATE Committee Recommends Meas- ure Despite Adverse Opinion From Attorney General Senators prepared Friday to bring on the floor of the upper house Mon- day a municipal liquor store bill, with a recommendation for passage, despite an opinion from the attorney general's office that such a measure ‘was “questionable” from a constitu tional standpoint. The solons took action on the bill 4m the senate committee on taxes and tax laws, voting to recommend it out on the ‘opinion that “only a meas-|which would remiBve objectionable |onto the ice. A wagon was hitched | features of both bills, with the|behind it. thought of producing a measure which! Hardly had he left the shore when | | will meet with support from all fac-|the ice broke. Bold and tractor dis- ure of this type will stand any chance with the people” holding that any Proposal to Test legalize sale of liquor “by the drink” would meet immediate re- Jection in @ referendum vote. They also took the stand that the opinion, given by Assistant Attorney General George H. Moellring, was “hair splitting.” Moellring maintain- ed that despite repeal of the prohibi- tion statute, constitutional provisions barred the state from entering into the liquor business actively. He also maintained this bar would extend to operation of liquor stores by munici- Palities. In House While the senators to back their proposal for sale of liquor by municipally-owned liquor stores, the house temperance committee also prepared to push its measure which Proposes sale of Hquor by retail es- tablishments, under licensing by tions, appeared beneath the water but he/¢. Paul A. Sand, chairman of the|clung to the wagon tongue and scram- house temperance committee, said his|bled to shore. Otherwise he might committee would support its recom-jhave been swept beneath the ice. Now mendation for passage of the house/he is figuring on how to rescue the liquor bill. Opposition to Income Tax In the meantime, opposition has reared its head in the senate taxes and tax laws committee to proposed new income tax law, which would ae levies on incomes in the state. The proposal, introduced in the senate, asks a two per cent tax on the first $1,000 income, three per cent cn the second $1,000 and four per cent on the third $1,000 of income. Opponents to the measure clamored for & decrease in the tax, arguing it strikes principally at the small in- come. Under the proposed law, the tractor that he may get started on his ‘spring work. Butcher Not Worried About Hopper Plague F. D. Butcher, state entomologist in charge of grasshopper eradication campaigns in North Dakota during the last three years, feels the western Part of the state has no real cause for worry about a major invasion by the pests this year. for passage. They based their stand municipalities, and under control of the state. It was expected that house and senate members backing liquor pro- Posals would attempt to meet on a common ground to work out a plan $500 deduction allowed a single man is abolished, replaced by a $10 deduc- tion from the total tax. The committee planned to continue its study of the income tax bill over the week-end with the probability it will be reported into the senate Mon- Examination of the eggs laid shows that only Adams county can expect to have major trouble. In the eastern part of the state Pembina and Walsh Counties may encounter difficulty. ‘The are determined by —SATURDAY MORNING SPECIALS—TILL NOON— Little Pig 100% Pure Shoulder Veal Steak Pork Chops Lard lle pound 19¢ ‘33c Limit with meats «++ ALL DAY SPECIALS ... Pot Roast, tender, per Ib...........10c Round Steak, fresh ground, per Ib...14c Sirloin Steak, tender, per Ib. .. 5c Small Pig Pork Loins, whole or half, per Ib. Veal Breast, nice for stuffing, per Ib............. 8¢ Sauerkraut, Madison’s Pride, No, 24 can, 2 for...19c Sliced Bacon, Swift’s 12 Ib. pkg., per pkg.. «l5c Liver Sausage, fresh made, per Ib................15¢ Fresh Ground Coffee, Tittle’s Steel Cut, per Ib....19¢ nr AL. RYCKMAN'S "= 400 Main Avenue . Fruits - Vegetables - Groceries WE DELIVER ALL PHONE ORDERS C. 0. D. white, per Ib. ....0.00. 13c Miracle Whip, os 23¢ Saturday special, tall cane 8 fet 11.2 Oranges, large, juicy, Cauliflower, snow- Goa 8 amr ss... OTE seedless 8 for»... LOC Oe nessereeccees as 2 Be ceecrerees ee Logan’s “We Thank You” Strawberries Avocadoes Bananas, 3 Ibs, for 25¢ Extra Fancy Winesap Apples Fancy Delicious Apples Grapefruit, 6 for 20c or 6 for 25¢ Oranges, 2 dos. 67c “Vegetables” Extra Fancy Wax Beans New Peas Cauliflower . Spinach Brussels Sprouts Cucumbers Tomatoes Sweet Potatoes Celery Head Lettuce New Carrots Stamped Rutabagas Parsnips Old or New Cabbage “Genneny Department” MSH Dads Det BO. ieoceeeeceseescesee QO HERE IS DICK POWELLS RECIPE FOR PUREE MONGOLE SOUP 1 can Campbell’s Tomato Soup, 1 can Campbell's Pea Soup, 1 can Evaporated Milk, 5 oz. can, or fresh milk. “Meat Department” U. 8. Inspected Steer Beef Pot Roast, .19¢ Pork end cut, per lb, . U, 8. Inspected Cudahy 4 Ibs, average, per Ib. . Meat Loaf, beef, pork and ground, per Ib. .. Given away with purchase of Empress Coffee. Inquire - about this contest. All Phones 211 118 Third St. DELIVERIES—8:45 & 10:30; 2:30 & 4:30 wy i CLOSE 8:00 P. M. -20c § day. Garrison Man Has Escape From Death Garrison, N. D. Feb. 22.—Harold Bold, farmer living west of here, is thinking of ways to rescue his trac- tor from the bottom of the Missouri river, Last Monday he drove his tractor ;7——PALS— CASH GROCERY Fruits and Vegetables Phone 77 104 Main Macaroni, 2-lb. ateapeites. ey .33C isor.gtor .... 19e “y~heee < 35c 29c 2-Ib. box, 2 for .. Salad Dressing, Butter, per Ib, .....0000. Vanilla, 8-0z., ation .... wane 5 Ibs. Amber Table Syrup .... 3lc We Take Relief Orders FREE DELIVERY W. E. (Pence) Berwman, Prop. 39c HEMPEL’S= SATURDAY SPECIALS ORANGES ee ..:. ae APPLES Winesaps, face and Lettuce, crisp head, 2 for .... Bananas, golden, yellow, 3 Ibs. ... 17c 23c LEMONS, Sunkist, large size, doz.. .25¢ 25c | PEACHES, PEARS, PINEAPPLE, (%, slices), No. 2% tin, your choice, 2 for .. Spinach, No. 2 tin, 2 for ...... SWEET CORN 25c 25c Salmon, pink, No. 1 tin, 2 for Tomato Juice, No. 5 tin ...... TILMAN’S COFFEE th any” 19¢ prospects examination of the ground to ascer- tain the number of egg pods laid last fall and summer, he said. The small- est pods are from one-half to three- quarters of an inch long and the long- est pods found in this area reach a length of two inches, depending upon the species, People’s Forum (Editor's Note)—The Tribune wel- comes letters on subjects of inter- est. Letters dealing with contro- versial religious subjects, attack individuals unfairly, which offend good taste and fair play will be returned to the writ- ers. All letters MUST be signed. If you wish to use a pseudonym, sign the pseudonym first and your own name beneath it. We reserve the right to delete such parts of letters as may be necessary to conform to this, policy and to re- quire publication of a writer's name where justice and fair play make it advisable. All letters must be Hmited to not more than 0 words. AGAINST BACHELOR'S TAX ‘Wilton, N. Dak. Febr. 18, 1935. Editor, Tribune: I have never written to the People's Forum before, but now I am going to express my views on the bachel- or-spinster tax. I am against this bill. The way it is now there are so many young folks getting married now-a-days, some pretty near just out of the cradle, with just enough money to get the marriage license, and then they have to go on the relief and the state and federal government has to take care of a lot of them. Therefore I am against the tax, be- cause a single person has a heck of time getting a job, so it is hard enough to earn enough to buy clothes and other things without imposing a tax of $12 and $4 a year for single Persons. But I would suggest a tax on some of those state representa- tives who introduced such foolish bills, Your's truly, Marion Alm, ‘Wilton, N. Dak. ‘The fact that the Hauptmana jur- ors came to a decision so quickly doesn’t speak well for the hamburgers for them by the jail war- “Yellow Bantam,” very nice, No. 2 tin ... den’s wife. GRAPEFRUIT jambs’ bunch .. 15 No? tin § for SDC 39c 2 for 25c Sauerkraut, No. 24 tin, 2 for 25c Sardines, tomato sauce, oval tin .... Vacuum pack, 1-Ib, tin, special price. | wees weight. ‘Speckal pe 59c ee canta anmtichagan F RRS DENTIST RRR 1P) Missing 1933 Law | Still Is Mystery The mystery of the missing law of 1933 remained just that Friday |W. E. Anderson of Chattanooga, despite the searching investiga- |Tenn. tion of L. J. Wehe, local attorney. —————_ Minot, N. D., Feb. Feb, 22—)—Thirty- The law in question started out Lemke to Force Vote four players began round robin games as House Bill No. 258 at the last session, sponsored by Represent- atives Crockett, Lemke and Gil- christ. The record shows, according to ‘Wehe’s probe, that it passed the house. It passed the senate with amendments. The amendments were accepted by the house and the bill sent back to the senate. There the earth opened and swallowed it. It had been ap- Proved by the legislature but it never got to the governor for signature. It never got to the secretary of state. It never got on the books. Last year, when a district judge was told it had passed he looked in the books for it. It wasn't there, Hence the investigation. Why the bill was not sent to the governor Wehe was unable to ascertain but he has an idea that it was stolen from the possession of the senate clerical staff, says such things have not been un- known in North Dakota legis- latures. The bill would have increased exemptions on execution from judginents from $1,000 to $1,500 for married men and would have granted unmarried men an exemption of $250, plus certain Personal effects, If it was “stolen,” as he suspects, loan sharks were responsible, Wehe said. NOTED SCIENTIST WEDS New York, Feb. 22—(7)—Dr. Roy Chapman Andrews, noted scientist, and Mrs, Wilhelmina Anderson Christmas, were married Thursday in IT’S BOUND TO OCCUR One of our neighbors was chas- tising his small son the other day and he asked him why he tied a tin can to the dog’s tall. “Well,” he replied, “if you know a better place to tie it, Il try it the next time.” This is a better place to get qual- ity and value in bread that is guaranteed to defy competition. Taste PURITY BREAD yourself, enjoy its richly toasted flavor and you will appreciate the finer ingredients and masterly baking that has made PURITY BREAD an accepted standard in every home. Sunshine in Every Slice Purity Bakery Bismarck “Often Buttered—Never Bettered” (Continned Next Friday) ..17¢ 17c Ly ene 7+ 2 MEAT DEPARTMENT Fat Hens, 20 c 25c 20c Pure Ground Beef 2 Ibs, ee Credit Accommodation and Free Delivery Service Jello, all eile 3 for .... re per Ib. .......%.. associates of Dr. Andrews disclosed B. Christmas, former New York stock the Park Avenue Presbyterian church, of a vote on the floor, provided 318; A Columbia University survey re- | members signed the petition. beg the fact that poor children N. D. Checker Tourney |pereae beige dborr apy my better wie Attracts 3 34 Players|“"* cae foe ‘heir youn Friday. ‘The bride is the widow of Franklin broker, and daughter of Dr. and Mrs, here Friday in the 21st annual state checker tournament. In an early tabulation, John Meyer of Pingree, former state champion who held the title for 11 years, was jin the lead. Others ranking aa suance of new currency were disclosed Were John Strommen of Minot, Dr. Friday to be playing a game in their |T- H. Lewis of Fargo, president of the campaign to get the measure before Checker association; Fred Svaren of the house for a vote. |Bismarck, W. J. Carroll of Valley |City, S. A. Melhouse of Rugby, Jack Packard of New Rockford, J. P. Park- inson of Willow City and Joe Barto On Farm Finance Act Washington, Feb. 22.—(7)—Advo- feates of the Frazier-Lemke bill to fefinance farm mortgages through is- They propose to profit by experi- ences of last year when this bill was killed by skilfull use of house rules wit it . of Minot. Lei, a vote of the entire mem \ Howard King of Fargo, 193¢ cham- Representative Lemke (R-N.D.) | set is not entered in the tourna- W-i-n-g-s of the M-o-r-n-i-n-g! said Friday he had asked the rules does 3 committee for a rule which would Good coffee bec aras Place the bill in the privileged group | and costs so little. on which the house is permitted to 5 vote, If the rule is denied, Lemke | ‘W-h-a+t a difference sald he would then circulate a peti- just a few cents make! tion seeking to discharge the agri- | culture committee from further con- ideration. Try Schilling Coffee. It has . 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