The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 5, 1937, Page 3

EXTENSIVE RE IN MINNESOTA BOW == Increased Taxation on Rich} expectediy, by a minor automobile ac- Corporations and Individ- | cident Sunday at the foot af Emmer- ing mountain, 53 miles from uals Recommended NG BEACH, CAL. Envesteld, Austris, Jan. 5.—(#)— Roads, horses and mountains—these three held danger Tuesday for the Duke of Windsor under a handwrit- ing expert's analysis of the prince's PLAGHD FIRST BY IW7P A Wagesin N.D — CONRESSWOMEN, Four of Six Feminine Solons} Unless Local Cooperation Regard Preservation of ' : Is Obtained Peace as Prime : i ‘Christian General’ Criticizes Government for Not Start- ing Executions had sideswiped another, Washington, Jan. 5—(P)—If the —_—— women have thelr way, the 76th con- ee |] |_st. paul, min, Jan, 5.—UP)—Gor.| no ie Hake was shaken up alightly but ; ‘ Elmer A. Benson, Minnesota's third|” se disclosed later he did not intend. : : Farmer-Labor chief executive, laid! to make any long skiing trips this By THOMAS H. MOODIE : : | before the state legislature an exten-| winter, amerting “I will not stir out State WPA Director 3 é| sive program of. social and economic! of my refuge very much.” . ed yin ie aah Cli spa canta conmuualiong) amen: aa walenua ion for a col ut ie 9, “i Fellef rols by North: Dakota. tn 1986 || iene “cutauing tne powers of tno| Academy’s Inaugural ie 3 thn more than $11,000,000. United States supreme court. Has Pope’s Attention As os ; ‘On the basis of the- work reliet : The 42-year old governor deliver- sitet load allotted to the state and the _ | ine hls 10.000-word inaugural eddress) Vatican City, Jan, 5-—(#)—Plans funds made available to it under s | Sami =. | {0,3 joint session of both legislative) for inaugurating the new pontificial much curtailed program, it will spenc : sranches, advocated enactment of! academy held the attention of Pope $5,750,000 in the first six months oi egislation calling for increased taxa-| pius ‘Tuesday despite recurring pains 1937, continuing substantially the ; tion on wealth, especially iron min-! in his paralyzed legs. same activities conducted in 1938. ing companies, public utilities and on Unless the state, counties and other ‘ gj] ‘mcomes in the upper brackets. I noped to send @ personal message from political visions are able to con- _ Governor Benson appealed to the his sick bed when the academy assem- tinue contributing as sponsors to the legislators to pass laws “to lift the’ bles for its initial session Feb. 6. : ceed qlee Lied Sratert® tne sap abel ten elon te clone, Geen rcs slightly despite degree : sonore | aan he e0l sain ety 6 a blow at civic pride and probably estting |(Dem,N.¥.) probable some WPA activities must yore an eS eptoey lightly deepite ‘was some doubt as to whether or not J the victims were condemned for] me sort of a record. The forest effect in the background ls created Rep. Mary T. . J.),] be discontinued where higher man i crimes other than habitual, use of ‘by the derricks of an oll fleld. (Associated Press Photo) Wetanan committee. ohairinan year costs are involved. . Ushment of state-owned liquor stores ' neuritis. narcotics, Apply Only to Wages a. liquor traffic me Private ca ae ee : : These figures do not include ex- ands can not be controlled” |. |Sweetbriar Pioneer, . | penditures of other federal agencies, Governor urged that the legis- TAX ax System Favors Panncod by. WPA. ‘cena tet tlare feitin congress to cibmit «| Mrs, Blazek, Is Dead . cluding bureau of public roads, bio- constitutional amendment which : can logical survey, soil conservation and | ie would remove from the supreme! Mrs, Rose Blazek, 64, pioneer resi- other agencies, which account for court its “assumed power” to declare jdent of the Sweetbriar community, S eport vers ie approximately the same amount of, (ooeeceeeeeemenes) | WnCOnstitutional social laws passed !died Monday night in a Mandan hos- 9 i money as was expended upon pro-| Frank J. Wut. internal rv- | bY congress. He mentioned specifi- |pital. Funeral services tentatively are -__o ts by the state WPA. Also, the| enue department investigator | Cally acts pertaining to child labor,'set for Thursday in the Catholic Other Levies Recommended by| Will Ask Congress to |pecent Valuation Reductions|is the only woman senator who testified at the Lindbergh | eeteins Moving agricultural and| oe mee 1 eal: Kidnaping trial of Bruno Haupt- | ‘dustrial production, and provid- TOWER CITY MAN DIES equipment amount to several million Sie pe Drolet Lacie ied ing security against old age, unem-| Tower City, N. D.. Jan. 5—(P- . dollars more, fi program, course, name the | ployment and sickness. Porter H. Soule, 75, died at his home DR. FRANK 0 FIGHT Narre flee innletinitely in North United ikea ecrel aie ae Hjalmar Petersen, retiring gov-|in Tower City Monday following a succeeds retiring William 4H. | €or, recommended a four year term/stroke. Curt W. Soule, Sumner, Moral Y OF pass aince Tutoat conerecsiorial eg for governors and abolition of the| Wash., a son, and Mrs. Aldyth Whar- operate the program on the basis five man conservation commission/ton, a daughter, Fergus, Mont., are proposed for the next six months; |... | in hls farewell address. survivors, Meantime the whole federal policy = — a = WISCONSIN SCHOOL! sess mts"sicners &° PRESS ASSOCIATION pect of further adjustments, 1 Follow Vicks Plan for Better Control of Colds Board Rogen Ghalman| goer gee | PONDERO N. D, LAWS} quero : —>_—__——_ when the total was $1,621,544 com- Says Ouster Will Reach with $116063. ‘in Ni Spine Chanax Wednesday, wae Wide Variety of Projects Four Major Legislative Matters Expenditures by 4 ts ft for W098 were Fights, rome ect! Will, Be Discussed on Convention Eve Financially Aid States New Montana Governor in Message Put Undue Burden on Other Property Helena, Mont., Jan. 5—(?)—En- actment of legislation to correct “in- equalities” in ‘was recommended by Gov. Roy R Ayres in his inaugural message to Mont ty . Montans legislature“ Mondy FY 7 ee urged the state's tn HB 2 kt When Colds THREATEN... Hf @ Cold STRIKES... = Sema = VICKS VA-TRO-NOL_ VICKS VAPORUB " Fargo, N. D., . 5. ipablicr lations heal oe tae Birt seas! Many Colds Helps End a Cold Quicker North Dakota Press association will Full details of the Plan in each Vicks Package meet here Jan. 14 on the eve of the Million Vick Ads to Better Conteal of Colds Used Yearly organizations’ winter meeting, W. H. y Francis, Velva, chairman, announced ‘Tuesda: y. ‘The committee will formulate its legislative program for representa- tion to the convention proper. -If it taxes in the brackets, and Aeris ‘ shee nat tae oe panels Aad pgs Leoth Saeed te antional Geeta gets ithe sroun's eS , it will be Charter No. 2484 Federal District No. 9 . ency.” ar ch addressed to news- REPORT OF CONDITION OF ‘ A nominal ee store tax and. a| The preverstions. have. no direct 0 apr ies Pane obtained an e e be ey rpg de bagete od crarenion of qpain on ior me The First National Bank A severance tax on timber. of war in Europe, it was said offici- legislative matters. One is reaction A license tax on telephone utilities. '. r prese! 5 ieeecetheanodersicresteinic a oA MRA SAR, : fetal seuiapes ay, mend ve the OF BISMARCK, IN THE STATE OF NORTH DA- : : 5 distribution of insurance statements KOTA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DECEM- 5 in the past two years, third deals with BER 31, 1936 whether a law should b eenacted pro- pelnnd See this the county. s Loa id di ti ve $ 635,557.73 R ns and discounts ...... RaIddS0bNS 557.’ ee Satta seat sstase | OVECOVALES «conn. 1002s, seg tatnele cae 101.29 tax lists on a basis giving all news- United States Government obligations, di- Papers some part of the publication. rect and/or fully guaranteed ...:.. - 1,849,025.00 Publication of personal property as- Other bonds, stocks, and securities ....... 391,803.93 sessment lists on a similar Pesis els /H} Banking house, $91,000.00, Furniture and Comprising the public relations fixtures, $4,711.41 ..........000006 95,711.41 committee, besides Francis, are R. R. Real estate owned other than banking peewee doi 5: Mere Saneb HOWE: ooo ees oeeceercrssseerescres wn; » D. ulson, Fargo, ‘2 re completed and 5, shults, Mott. others are We cones of carats cutie Maine Cosh, balances with other tale and cash aio patie Under conser ‘, 6 items in process of collection ....... 561. usted tor| Elaine Puts ‘Career’ Other assets ........04+ veseceesancese 61,584.28 Before John’s Love latter by the state board of equaliza- ; ten oy 00 pe co vale. ———— ie vechinul TOTAL ASSETS, 5 1 --++++v+--$4874,165.62 festricting the number of mills that being devel ood youn Bermmnore atter a quarrel, (| Demand deposits of individuals, partner- may be laid on property by levying trades, Bighteen |Sald Tuesday it was all over his ulti- __ Ships, and corporations ............ $1,534,028.62 bodies. ou pene ae shoe Bins = cares Time epee ts of aneividuals; partner- isiosenee and—“my ¢ B ships, and corporations ..... Dieeio sis) 730. sponsors on| thing else” couceh wite of the || State, county, and municipal deposits .... 119,266.12 _—_ actor added adamantly: United States Government and postal sav- i Forecast Is for, Continued Cold | sins “While I hope John will be sensible ings deposits .. 968,054.38 about this thing and will return home, Deposits of other banks, including certi- Wednesday: Boreltonde | still st is my eareer that counts,” fied and cashier's checks outstanding 158,966.41 Secured by pledge of loans Badly Drifted and/or investments ...$ 958,054.38 as with o 8 eee outstanding among : rot property is Langeds tnd pee gtr p cada Not secured by pledge of g property is presumably weather ‘Tuesday : loans and/or invest- = temperature i aie ments ...-.-+..++0e - 8,026,986.48 G R EYH 0 U i D in and/ ject finding 4 ic 1b Total Deposits .......... $3,980,040.86 In Interest, taxes, and other expenses ac- IS YOUR BIGGEST TRAVEL VALUE crued and unpaid ...... secesescess 12,547-95 Other liabilities ......... Bisteye <isinisiatelercie) 1,344.73 Capital account; Commo: $100.00'per share’ $250,000 .00 per share ...... 000. © Start 1937 with a saving. Going by Greyhound, Surplus ......-..0..006 . you save % the cost of driving the average Undivided profits—net .. private car. Greyhound’s round trip fares are from Total Capital Account ...... i 25% to 65% lower than other public transpor- ; tation. Going by Greyhound, you'll get the ,Maximum of travel comfort and pleasure, too. : Convenient schedules...large, roomy coaches, 4 comfortably heated and ventilated .,. . liberal Children Love TOTAL LIABILITIES : Memorandum Loans and Investments Pledged to Secure Liabilities: United States Govern- ment obligations, direct and/or fully » {9 and return . Before make 4 guaranteed .......0.. 0. eee e ees eee $1,011,600.00 ty pinged this year, Pai om or play call state Total Pledged (excluding rediscounts) 1.011,600.00 your Greyhound agent. / pee $ $ Against United States Government and urity U ‘postal savings deposits ..-..-.». ae 1,011,600.00 TYPICAL TRIP FARES TOTAL PLEDGED « 1,011,600.00 State of North Dakota, County of Burleigh, ss: I, B. F. Lawyer, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. It’s a Grand Companion to start the day off right for the youngsters—plenty of rich, pure, wholesome PURITY Milk—on cereals, and an extra glass to Hiebpaee ra =, 1138 drink. And it’s the ideal way to finish the day— BF. LAWYER, : : PUR- ; ashier, For grbup travel, charter a Greyho-nd bus, a gles Pea art es pedtims? 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