The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 7, 1936, Page 6

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1936 _ 6 FRAZIER-LEMKE ACT FORCED VOTE BEING PLANNED IN HOUSE Coughlin’s Threat Is Believed Responsible for Withdrawal of Names on Petition ‘Washington, Feb. 7.—(7)—A mem- ber of the house high command said ‘Thursday night that seven members of the policy sharpening Democratic steering committee had signed a peti- tion to force a vote on the Frazier- Lemke bill. The administration-opposed meas- ure would refinance farm mortgages with $3,000,000,000 of new money. Rev. Charles E. Coughlin, Detroit radio priest, last Sunday in an ad- dress accused house leaders of striv- ing to block the legislation. Since then the number of signatures on the petition has been cut from 215 to 213. ‘The names of 218 members are neces- sary to bring the legislation before the chamber. Chairman Sabath (Dem., Ill.) said the Frazier-Lemke situation was dis- cussed Thursday by the steering com- mittee but that no action was decided upon. He suggested, however, that some signers would vote against the ill, should it reach a test, because of @ “recent development.” He intimated that Coughlin’s Sunday speech was that development. Speaker Byrns has predicted that should the bill reach a vote it would be defeated. The question of whether a threat by Father Coughlin to disclose names of members who have removed their @ignatures from the petition would violate house rules was touched upon by the steering committee, Sabath said. Some committee members saia that apparently the House could take mo punitive action against the priest except through an investigation. Four Arrested for Illegal Fur Buying P. H. Miller, chief warden for the state game and fish department, Fri- day reported the arrest and convic- tion of four men in the Marmarth nd Bowman vicinities on charges of purchasing furs without a license. Walter Shone, Marmarth, was @ined $10 and costs of $4.45 by Judge M. O. Marz of that city. M. C. New- strom, Bowman, was fined $10 and $2.50 costs and Alfred Jacobus was dined $10 and $3.85 costs on each of two charges, one of buying furs with- out a license and the other of buying furs on the road without a traveler's license. Russell Hanson, Buffalo Springs, was fined $10 and $3.85 costs. Newstrom, Jacobus and Hanson were arranged before Judge J. A. Haukon of Bowman. Miller pointed out that anyone buy- ing furs must have a license and that, in the event an agent travels about the country on this mission, a separ- ate license is necessary for that. Test Old Seeds, Say Experts at College Do not throw away garden seeds that have. been accumulating as left- Overs during past seasons. A test should be made to determine whether they will grow. A simple tester described by the North Dakota Agricultural college in- cludes @ couple of blotters dampened and laid on a plate with the seeds to be tested in between the blotters. Fifty to 100 seeds should be sufficient for a sample to test. When the tester is ready cover with an inverted plate and set it in a ‘warm place until germination begins. A count of the growing seeds and of | those that fail to grow will indicate ‘whether the seeds are suitable for planting this:spring. Seeds on hana Should be tested before purchases are made of new supplies for 1936. ‘When the crocodile dives, he closes a eyes and looks through his eye- ' | | Plenty of Clowns to Mark Elks Circus When the Elks circus comes to Bismarck for a week, beginning Feb. 18, there will be plenty of clowns to amuse the grownups as well as the children. Toby Wells, famous funster, will bring an entirely new troupe of flour faces to Bismarck this year and will throw in a black one for good measure. One of the hit specialties will be a buriesque on the prize fight between Max Baer and Joe Louis. ‘The clowns are expected to get a brisk workout at the matinee, scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 22, to which children will be admitted at reduced prices. Injustice Seen by Welford in. Taxes state governmental units to deter- mine whether “any of them” can be “operated for less money than at present.” Game Birds Expected To Survive Icy Cold Game birds probably will survive the cold wave and deep snow with minimum loss, through the united co- operation of the newspapers, farmers and sportsmen’s organizations, the state game and fish department an- nounced Friday. The department expressed appreci- ation of the results of the organized efforts being made to save the game birds from starvation through a wide- Spread feeding program. Will Seek Widened Base on Real Property to More Equitably Distribute Burden Governor Welford reiterated Friday he will seek widening of the tax base on real property and “relief” for tax- payers from the “present tax bur- den.” “The present basic system is not equitable,” Welford said. “One group pays more than a just share of the cost of government, while others pay too little.” Broadening of the tax base, he claimed, would spread the cost “over @ much larger percentage” of the state’s population and “level out the inequalities” in the present system. Owners of real property on farms and in urban centers, carry “too large @ part” of the tax load, Welford de- clared. He said this opinion “is borne out” by the investigation being made by the interim tax survey commission. “Findings of that group, which has made a painstaking survey, will form the basis for tax revision study by the next legislature,” he stated. “I am not prepared to say at this time just how to broaden the tax base and take the load from real property. There are several ways in which it might be done. It may be that the sales tax could be made a replacement tax. The idea is at least. worthy of serious study. But before that could be done, there would have to be some solution to the problem of retailers around the state's borders, especially on the eastern border where some trade might be lost to Minnesota retailers because of the North Dakota tax. “A combination of sales and income taxes might be worked out that would be equitable as a replacement for a large part of the. present tax on real | property. The personal property tax should be continued,” he said. Welford said he also would propose, during the tax problem study, a “searching investigation” into various SPECIAL NURSE - COMIN PHONE 332 VEAL ' SUGAR CURED NEW YORK CREAM CHEESE, Ib. .. TITTLE BROS. PACKING COMPANY, INC. FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY Lint vines, 22 e Young PORK 100” Pure LARD Baby BEEF TENDER LEAN RUMP RoAsT, Ib... 16c | porK sTEAK, Ib. ... 19¢ JUICY SIRLOIN STEAK, Ib. 17¢ | pork Roast, b.... 18¢ TENDER HOME MADE POT ROAST, Ib.... 124c | poRK LINKS, b.... 21 CUBE STEAKS, each ........ 9C | PORKLIVER,1b... 124c BREAST, for baking, Ib...............l14¢ CHOPS, shoulder, Ib. ..................23¢ BACON SQUARES, lb. VEAL HEARTS, Ib... 15¢ BUTTER, Ib......... 36C 400 MAIN 21c | LAMBSTEW,Ib...... 8c 1... 30 | BACON: pkg. ....... 19c CORN, 2for......... 19¢ PIGS FEET, Ib...... 64¢ EXTRA SPECIAL McLAUGHLIN’S COFFEE, 29¢ Ib. Package of Checks Lost by Messenger If any Bismarck resident finds a package of checks, all properly en- dorsed and apparently cashable at a local bank, he might think he had found something valuable and he would be right, but they wouldn’t be worth anything to him. ‘The checks were lost Thursday by a bank messenger but all are listed and payment on them has been ordered ‘stopped. Nevertheless, the bank which lost them wants them back and an- nounced Friday that it will pay a re- ward if they are returned either to REORGANZATION OF UMILITY IS APPROVED Under Plan, All Except One N. D. Property, Will Be Ac- quired by New Set-Up Reorganization of the Central West. Public Service company was approved Friday by the North Dakota state railroad commission. Under the plan, all except one of the North Dakota properties of the company will be acquired by the Cen- The Tribune office or to any bank in Bismarck. JUDICIAL SYSTEM IN ND, BEING STUDIED Efficiency of Various Courts Eyed as Step Towards Unification of Setup A survey of North Dakota’s judicial system is being made by the federal government under direction of W. J. Austin, assistant attorney general, act- ing as special census agent, Criminal statistics, showing num- ber of cases, disposition, and types of sentences imposed are being gathered by Austin from ‘the district and coun- tral Electric and Telephone company of Delaware and by the Central West company, also of Delaware. The one exception will be that of the Waskada property, which is to be retained by the trustees of the Cen- tral West Public Service company of Delaware, unless disposed of later. The commission also authorized ts- suance by the Central Electric and Telephone company of first. mortgage and collateral bonds, with’20-year ma- turity, in principal amount of $3,592,- 750; 61,590 shares of cumulative pre- ferred stock of $50 par value, with a total stated value of $3,079,500, and 701,287.1 shares of common stock of the par value of $1 each, and by the Central West company, 102,650 shares of common stock with par value of $5 each and total par value of $513,250. The bonds will be secured by first mortgage on property and franchises acquired by the Central Electric and Telephone company in North Dakota and elsewhere. The commission orders are subject to confirmation by the United States district court at Wilmington, Del., in which reorganization was started un- der federal bankruptcy laws. Lettuce, large solid heads, 2 for Cocoa, M. 8. 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