The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 20, 1936, Page 10

ae THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1936 tg ONE DEAD, 15 HURT IN TRAIN CRASH | V ALITY OF STORK Liquor Questions _ Keep Foster Busy Bismarck City Attorney Tries N. D. 1936 Honey Crop 147 Pounds Per Hive With an estimated average of 147 pounds of honey per hive for 1936 as Nantes ebsel ih pounds @ year ago, i x 5 ota's eepers will have “Does a village have the right to ru) double the production of 1935. in its own liquor store?” was a question spite of the driest and hottest season asked at the statewide meeting ot] o1 record. The number of hives county, city and village officials here} _ 1 1 ee on the newly adopted liquor oe 32.000 during ie ber om giaee aw. My 2 fogs An unusually fine crop of sweet I can’t answer that question,” re-| clover in the heavier honey produc- plied C. L. Foster, Bismarck city at-| tion centers of the state contributed torney, who took charge of answering) largely toward the high yield this the barrage of questions raised by city season, points out J. A. Munro, of and village representatives. the North Dakota Agricultural col- Then came a number of proposals, |iege, who made the honey production including one the next legislature be survey. asked to provide for such authority. Ranging from a few pounds of ‘Can a city refuse an on a honey at small producer's yards to license and still issue off sale per- 350,000 pounds of the sweet at one gh ryrgrneyete of the largest aplaries in the state, “This is a matter of controversy,: beekeepers have generally fared ex- ceptionally well this season. The but many things can be done in the outlook is bright for this industry. interest of public morals,” he said. Next was a proposal that “horizon- “TAKE OF! tal” drinking against the bar be pro- NEHA Ba nee hibited and consumers be required to) Noy, 20, — () — Suiyuan provincial sit at tables. forces, suddenly taking the offensive ‘That is greatly a matter of discre-|aeainst an alleged invasion, moved - tion. Is there much difference taken linto position Friday around the city standing or sitting?” of Pailingmiao, Gen. Fu Tso-Yi/ Could @ person holding @ 32 beer) sougnt to stem @ reported attack permit also sell strong lquors? from Chahar provincials and Mongol The answer was “yes” if he obtained ) irregulars. @ strong beverage permit. Shouid liquor be sold to @ woman over the ‘bar? Up to Officials Diplomatically waived, the answer was left in the hands of the respeative officials. “Was it true what the newspapers said, that the liquor law may through ® possibility be halted from taking ef- fect through a court order?” Foster was asked. But Mr. Foster hadn't read the com- plaint, and besides it was a question before the court. Prior to that was the warning of Scott Cameron of Bismarck, represent- ing the wholesalers and retailers, why explained he was one of those who drew the succcessful measure and left regulation in the hands of local gov- ernment. “The great menace is 2,000 trained bootleggers in North Dakota,” cried Cameron. “If the regulations are two rigid they will destroy the act.” Sees Million Invested The legitimate liquor business will invest possibly $1,000,000 in the state, he pointed out, and favor moderate regulation, strict enforcement, late to Answer All Queries Put to Him The driver of the shattered truck (below) was killed and 15 persone aboard the New Haven gasoline truck (above) were injured near Bar- rington, R. |., when the rail car struck the truck—loaded with brick— at a grade crossing. Possible explosion was averted when the motor. man cut his switch. (Associated Press Photos) ON THE NATION'S TABLE closing hours to prevent bootlegging, and open doors at least partially on Sundays. The responsibility of the law working out rested in the hands of the Officials, he said. Late reprisals came, “It's not in our laps,” declared acity official, “I don’t like the way the bill was drawn,” said another. Fred Krause, Hazen, head of the North Dakota County Commissioners association assured the officials the counties would cooperate with the cit- ies in drawing up regulations. Liquor is a commodity “fraught with danger,” said Attorney General Sathre in addressing the officials, and called attention to “mixing alcoholic liquids and burning gasoline.” FDR Congratulates ‘Langer for Victory Governor-elect William Langer re- vealed Friday he had received a con- gratulatory message from President Roosevelt. : Acknowledging # communication assuring the cooperation of the North|, Dakota governor-elect, President Roosevelt congratulated him on his election and offered his warm cooper- ation, Langer said. NORTH DAKOTA TURKEYS This year, again, North Dakota turkeys will be guest of honor at many a feast. Turkey raisers can get the proper finish with their birds, and can cash in with a premium price, by using a fine quality, properly balanced ration. The University of California has Started a series of long range tests to cetermine the ideal types of fences for various farm purposes. Dakota Maid Turkey Feeds, from your own State Mill, are specially made for this particular job. A. F. BONZER, General Manager ‘END THE FEEL. PUNK, DRAG-FOOT DAYS ‘Dull headaches, poor appetite, sleeplessness are warning si; ‘You feel low—hate to work. T! fe STATE MILL & ELEVATOR, GRAND FORKS, N. D. USE DAKOTA MAID FEEDS symptoms may point to constipa. tion due to “tow ulk” meals, Why throw these days out of your life — particularly when Beane habits make you feel so good. Ge' “bulk” by eatin nea oi a delicious poles Kellogg’s Att-! There’s nothing g experimental about Aui-Bran. M: ple have used it pe ad oe lene tific tests (Fare itis ate and effec- ies Within the body, it absorbs moisture, forms a soft mass, s gently cleanses the system. guaranteed, Try it a week. If not Satisfactory, ioe Hive Bade be refunded by the Ke mpany. Just eat two deeb ss daily. Stubborn cases may require ALL- Bran oftener. 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