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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-05
THAT HIGHWAY COMMISSION REPORT
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CONTINUED from one)
fully made that each member of the Legislature read the
testimony least such parts of specifically in
dicated this report that he she be able to form
independent judgment to whether not the findings
of this committee sustained by the evidence introduced
and allow himself herself to be influenced by
founded and i'll advised charges gratutousy made by
portion of the daily press and by sefseekng individuals
that this investigation made for political purposes only
1t is very vital whether the legislature adopts the
majority report not The investigation has turned the
searchlght of publicity upon the operations OF the Highway
Commission. 1t should form valuable document to guide
the members Of that commission. Whoever continues to
be secretary of the commission he must be the servant not
the master Of the commission 1t would from an an
aysis of the report that the commission delegates too much
power and gives too much latitude to the chief engineer
There doubtless excellent engineers numbered in
the personnel of the highway commission and the unor
nate thing about legislative Investigations is that sometimes
those employed in the department under fire feel that they
are under Indictment This committee, however, has not
made any personal attack Charges of personal bias
The legislature well commend Judge Graham and the
majority members of the committee for the facts brought to
light and for the recommendations given The sole issue is
whether efficiency and to replace loose methods
and apparent neciency in the department. These matters
be corrected by the of the state and action
the legislature takes cannot at this late hour affect the s
much The responsibility for reform in the handling
of highway funds and policies rests squarey the
shoulders of the State Highway Commission of which Gov
Sore is chairman. Doubtless he is keen to the short
comings of the department the members of the legs
tive committee.
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> MARKET NEWS
Wire Markets BY
Associated Press
WHEAT FALLS
IN TRADING
Suffers Setback After a Weak
Start

Chicago, March 5.-(By the A. P.)
Wheat underwent further setbacks
today after a hesitating start. For
a while the market showed a DISPOSE
ton to rally owing to the fact that
the Liverpool market held compare
lively steady in the face Of yester-
days big break in prices on this side
of the Atlantic. Indications Of ex-
port business overnight tended also
to lift values but selling by houses
with eastern connections proved to
be of much greater volume than
could be readily absorbed, and May
dropped to $3.50 IL. The opening
which ranged from / Ia cent de-
cline to "a cent advance. May 1892
to $l92 "a and July Sligo Ia, was
followed by a rise to $1.93 Ia for
May and then by pronounced gen
eral setback.
Export business said to aggregate
$l,OOO,OOO bushels rallied the wheat
market today in the late transactions
Dry weather reports from the south
west and west counted also as a
strengthening factor. The close was
unsettled at the same as yesterday s
finish to l IA cents higher. May
$l.93 IA to $1.93 ga and July $l.69
1-2 to $1.69 ga.
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Bismarck Singer First
SOloist To Appear
With Kreisler
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Continued from page one)
to sit in than the finest chair in the
world"
Although they had arisen at S
o'clock yesterday morning, for which
Mr.. Lamson said the gorgeous sun
rise was adequate compensation, yes
terday afternoon found Kreisler and
Carl Lamson doing little Bismarck
sightseeing. kreisler, who likes to
walk, commented on the beautiful
view from the capitol grounds, and
said the Memorial Building is mice.
do you konw," said Mr.. Kreisler,
81 though the town looked more like
u southern city, than northern,
when we got here this noon" Per
haps it was the sunshine" he added.
He likes small towns because they
I are quieter, cleaner and afford more
chances for walking. AS for au-
diences, though there may not be so
| many serious students rs in larger
cities, "They have more naivete,' he
thinks. "And that is very charm
ing attribute"
Charming" is rather frequent
word in Kreisler' conversation, and
it very aptly describes his own a.
tractive personality.
With radio transmission Of music
he is not satisfied, and is unwilling
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-05
ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

So. St. Paul, March gu. S. Dept.
Ayr Cattle receipts 1900. Moder-
ately active. Strong to steady on all
killing classes. Spots higher on fat
shestock and bologna bulls. Stock
ers and feeders slow, about steady.
Top mixed yearlings 1915. One load
1856 h. weights 1915. Bulk steers
and yearlings $7.25 to $3.50. Bulk
fat cows $500 to $3.50. Fat heifers
$5.25 to $500. Gamers and cutters
mostly $275 to 1926. Bologna bulls
firm, largely $4.25 to $3.50. Heavy
bolognas s4.G5. Bulk stockers and
feeders s5.25 to $6.75. One load we'll
bred $50 lb. weight $7.25. Calve re-
ceipts 1900. Steady. Top sorts
largely $lO.75 to $ll.00.
Hog receipts 10000, slow. Strong
to fifteen cests higher. Pood 100 to
$50 ID. butchers $500 to $3.50
$l3.25 bid for best heavy butchers
Light hobs mostly $3.50 to $l2.75
Packing sows $l1.5O. Pigs rs to Sc
cents higher. Bulk early SITS
Average cost Wednesday $l2.83
Weight PIT.
Sheep receipts 5000. Fat lambs
steady. Short deck 70 lb. fed western
$l7.lO. Fat natives $3.50 to $1,000
Sheep strong to 25 cents or more
higher. One deck choice 1O9 lb. fed
western ewes $1,000.
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TO SAVE HUBBY's DRESS

Tokyo, March 5.-To save the
court dress of her husband, Tel Ma
gashami plunged into their burning
home. 1t will require several weeks
for her to recover from her burns.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-05
ARE YOU COMMITTING
THIS CRIME AGAINST
. YOUR HEALTH

An enormous number of people are
weak. nervous and ailing, always com.
planning and doctoring, simply because
they have committed the great Ameri
can crime against their health-be
cause while indoor life, overwork and
improper diet have exhausted the iron from
their blood, making it thin, pale and watery
they have made no effort to replace this iron
which the blood must have to keep them well
You can easily determine, whether you have
been committing this health crime. You car
get more iron by eating plenty of spinach,
lentils and green vegetables. But doctors al
ways advise people who are anaemc, weak
nervous and rundown to take iron in concen
trated form-organic iron. Nuxated Iron i:
organic iron like the iron in your own bloot
and like that in spinach and green vegetables
Il is entirely different from the mineral iroI
used in the past, for it is readily assimilates
and so acts much more quickly and surely
Besides, it doesn't injure the teeth or disturb
thestomach. Nuxated Iron represents organs
iron in such concentrated form that one Coss
is estimated to be equal to eating half a quar-
of spinach. one quart of green vegetables OF
half dozen baked apples Millions of people
have used it to quickly help make rich rec
blood, and give increased strength. energy
and endurance.
Make this convincing test:-Get Nuxate<
lrOntoday and takeit for only two weeks. Yol
will notice a marvellous improvement in healt1
and strength, Oryour money will be refunded
Sold under this absolute guarantee by a
good druggists.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-05

l cent per pound discount under
IS lib. Ear corn cents under shell.
Sample grade ................. .63
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-05
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis, March 5.-Wheat re-
ceipts 15e cars compared with 1863
ears year ago.
Cash No. / northern $1.83 to $1.84.
No. dark northern spring; choice
to fancy, $500 to $2.13; good to
choice $l.ss to, $1.99; ordinary to
good $1.84 to $1.87.
No. hard spring $2.13 to 1928.
No. dark Montana on track $1.8O
to $2.04; to arrive $3.50 to $2.04.
May $1.83; July $1.S0A.
Corn No. 3 yellow SLIT to $1.21.
Oats No. 3 white 48hc to 49kc.
Barley zoe to 93c.
Rye No. 2 $1.4SA to $l.55A.
Flax $3.O6 to $3.11.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-05

Cook by Electricity.
Cleaner, Safer and Cheaper
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-05

ent commission has graveled 452.52
miles of road in the state, and that
during the six years previous to this
commission taking office, there was
only 92s.22 miles of road construct
ed and accepted in this state, and
G7.93 miles of road graveled under
the Highway Commissions; so that in
the last two, years the present High
way Commission of this state has
caused the construction Of more
highways than had been accomplish
ed by the prior administration in six
years.
The Highway Commission is to be
commended for the fact that even
though this investigation of their
department has been in progress for
the length of time that it has during
this session of the legislature, that
there has not been single word of
complaint which has come before
this committee outside of the mat
tiers mentioned in the majority re-
port; and there has been no single
witness come before this committee
who has testified to any specific
single act Of graft in connection with
the operation of said department.
As to the recommendation of the
majority of this committee to the eff
feet that the surplus war material
Inow on hand should be disposed of,
we agree with this conclusion, and in
our opinion this property should be
disposed of as soon as possible, and
the equipment department of the
Highway Commission disposed Of
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN HALCROW,
ALIX ANDERSON,
Minority Members House
Investigating Committee.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-05
NOW
DOWN TO WORK
OF FOUR YEARS
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Continued from page one)
The nomination of Harry S. New
of Indiana to succeed himself as
Postmaster General, also was sent
to the new Senate and was confirm
ed almost Immediately.
Senator Charles Curtis of Kansas
was reelected Republican floor lead
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-05
CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago, March 5.-Poultry alive
unchanged. Butter higher. Receipts
5041 tubs. Creamery extras Acc;
standards as 1-2c; extra firsts 43c
to IA 1-2c; firsts 39c to Al Lee; Sec
onas Sac to 36c. Eggs lower. Re-
ceipts 14,739 cases. Firsts &c 1-2c
to 27c. Ordinary firsts 25c to 25 1-2c.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-05
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, March 5.-(U. S. Dept
Ayr Hogs $4,000, active. rs to 40
cents higher. Light lights and pack
err pigs show more advance. Top
$1G.75. Cattle receipts 5000. Cen
orally steady to strong. Spots high
err. Top yearlings $1,000.
Sheep receipts 1900. Fat lambs
generally steady to strong. Early
bulk desirable weights SLIPS to $18
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-05

err and Senator James E. Watson Of
Indiana was again selected as vice
chairman of the conference. Senator
James w. Wadsworth, Jr. Of New
York continued as the conference Sc
cretary All the present standing Of
ficers of the Senate were renominat-
oil
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-05
MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR

Minneapolis, March 5.-Flour 30
to 35 cents lower in carload lots
family patent quoted at SOLO to
$l0.25 barrel in SO h. cotton sacks.
Shipment 1891 barrels. Bran $23.5O
to $24 so.
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to broadcast until further perfection
has been achieved. Everybody is
allowed to tinker with it," he COM
planned, land the artists message is
transformed"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-05
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR

1H1N1U111O 11V11 11111~
Regular meeting Tancred
Commandery No. l Thursday
evening at 1880 p. m. Work
in the Temple degree. All
knights and visiting knights
urged TO attend.
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mach 30 bee K0HHbI CBeTa.
0Co6eHH0 yCnemHO " 4pyX-
Ho OLA npoTeKaeT B ABCTpa-
ANN N NwHoN AMepMEe.
3a6aCToB0qH0e ABNweHNe
bee 6oAee N 0oAee SaxBaTbI-
BaeT nopTbI Coe4. ulTaToB.
HapaAN3oBaHO napoxo4Hoe co
o6meHMe B TaRNx KpyHHbIx LIE
Hrpax KaR HbN NopK, TOGO
KeH, baATNMop " 4p. nopTax.
Bee yCnnNa napoxo4HbIx Ro
MnaHMN paS6NTb 3a6aCToBKy "
BoCTaH0BNTb HpNoCTaHoBAeH-
hoe napoxo4HOe CoOouleHNe
oRa3bIBaNTCa HanpaCHbIMN. 30
nepBbIX, He Hax04NTCa A0CTa
TOqH0e 4NCA0 CTaqKon0MoB,
qT0 Obi 3aMeHNTb NMN 3a0a-
CToBaBmNe K0MaHAbI. a 30 BIO
DIX RanNTaHbI napoxoAOB He
BGeT4a pemaNTca oTnpaBNTb-
ca B AaAbHee nAaBaHNe C Ro
MaH4oN, HaBep6oBaHHoH VS. He
onblTHblx B MOpCRoM 4ene era
qKonOMoB.
HaccawNpCKNe PpaxTo-
Bile napoxo4Bl cToaT B mop
TAX, 6es4eNCTByNT, a napoxo
AHble K0MHaHNN ga KaX4bIh
vac npoMeGHeHNa HeCyT Tpo
Ma4Hble y6BlTKN.
KaK ToHbK0 npN0blBaeT B
amepNKaHCKNH H0pT HoBblA
nHocTpaHHblH napoxo4, nNKe-
IADyNmNe bee npNCTaHM MO-
paKN 3aaBHaNT RoMaHAe o np0
Ncxo4ameH sa6acToBKe " Ola
oCTaBAaeT pa6oTy.
3a0aCToBKa HaCT0HbK0 x0p0
LILO opTaHNsoBaHa, ITO napox0
4HbIM K0MnaHNaM He 0CTaeTCa
HNKaK0r0 MH0r0 BbIx0Aa. RaR
yGoBAeTBOpNTb bee TpeooBa-
HNa MopaKoB.
lBe 00AbulNx nap0x0QHbIx
KoMnaHhN = bpaHlyaCKaa "
4aTcRaa - yXe C4aHNCb "
yAoBAeTBopNHN bee IpeooBa-
HNa sa6aCToBnNKoB.
4aTCRNe N bpaHuy3CRNe MO
paKN A%o6NANCb TaKNM o0pa-
Som ycTaHoBAeHNa 8-MN qaCo
Boro pa6oqeTo 4Ha (TpN CMe-
HbI), so ueHToB B vac ga CBe
pxypoqHyN pa6oTy " CAe4yD
WeH OnnaTbl Tpy4a: nAoTHMK
- IS 4oA., 6oHMaH = 95 A.,
pyHeBoN II 4. so L.. Ma
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-21

poLuNe 6apbInN, no3ToMy
M0paKN NMeNT noHHoe 0CH0-
BaHNe Tpe60BaTb yHyqmeHNa
CBOeTo MaTepNaAbH0To n0A0we
HNa.
HbIHeuIHaa 3a6aCT0BKa MO-
paKoB 3 nepBblH pas 3 NCTo-
pMN pa6oqero ABNweHNa HOchT
6oHee MIN MeHee NHTepHa4N-
oHaAbHbIH xapaRTep. MopaKN
noqTN BCex CTpaH MNpa B 90
pb6e C CBoNM 06mNM BpaFoM
npOTaHynn 4pyT 4pyTy pyKH.
B 9T0M HeHb3a He BNAeTb bee
Bo3paCTaNmero Co3HaHha pa
6oqNMh BCex CTpaH o6WHoCTn
CBoNx nHTepeCoB " pa3BNTMa
NHTepHa4NoHaAbHoH CoANAap-
HOCTN.
Bee aT0 B ROHue K0HI0B
HpNHeCeT oRoHqaTeAbHyN no
6e4y Da6oqNM B NIX 6opb0e
ga noAHoe oCBo6owAeHNe OF
3KCHA0aTauMN " yFHeTeHNa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-21

BHyTpeHHHX X03alICTBeHHBIX pacH0--
pa%eHHh TDpbMB. qIeHH CaMOro Ie
CH0THqeCH0rO IaTOMeiicR0T0 HapOIa
M0IeT 0BITb Bn0IHe CBO00IHM, X0--
Ta II MOTyT H01BepTHyTBca IecT0-
HIM HacHIHaM OF BIacTH, K0T0pyW
He 0HH ycTaHaBIHBa.lH: qIeH IKE
neutrality-suspicious. ro%cyIapcTBa Beer
ia pa0, H0T0My, qT0 B000paKaa, qT0
OH yYaCTByeT Hin MOTeT yqacTBO-
Barb B cB0eM npaBHTeIbcTBe OH HpH
3HaeT 3aH0HH0cTb BcaKOrO COBep-
maeM0T0 Han HIM HaCHIHa, H0BH-
HyeTca BcaE0My pacH0paKeHnD BIa
9TH, TaE qTo J1DIH EoHcTHTyTHoH-
HbIX T0cy4apcTB, BoO6paTaa, TITO
OHH ~cB06O4HM II HMeHHO BcIeICTBHe
9TOT0 B000paReHHH, yCTpaHBaDT ia
IKE II0HaTHa 0 TOM, B YeM COcTOHr
HeTHHHaa cB06oIa. TaEne II0IH, 30
O0paIaa, qTo oHH ocB06OHIaDT Ce
Oh, Bee 6OIee II 6oIee OTIapTca
30 bee 6OlbuIee II 0OIB1Iee pa6cT-
30 cB0HM npaBHTeIaM''.
oaMeTHM To.1bHO, qTo II BHyTpeH-
Haa, TaH cHa3aTb, cBo004a, IaTO-
MeIl4a He 40por0 cToHT.
@ssa u ~.
A RhpEHNH
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-21

Tpoc - 81 4. so H.. Ha4CMo-
TpmNK ga KOTHaMN - 81 q.
so H.. CMa3qNR - 81 a. so
IT,. Koqerap - 80 A.. qNCTNAb
mNKN MamNHbI - II 4. so
IT,. apTeAbwNR = 1870 A.. ne
pBblE ntoBaD - 1870 a., BIO
pow = 105 A.. cy4oMoN -
SIS A.. 4HeBaAbHblH - so a.
3a0aCToBoqHbIH 6NAAeTeHb
MopaKoB Coo6maeT 90 oCo6eH
Ho yCnemHe- npoTeKaNmeH ga
6aCTBKe B banTnMop.
3leCb 0CTaHOBHeHO n0qTN
bee napOxOAHoe 4BNReHNe.
6poWeHNe nepe4aeTCa laRe
KoMaHAaM Ha Ka3eHHblx nap0
xoAax, HaMepeBaDmNMCa TAX
IKE Tpe0oBaTb yBeANqeHNa ga
pa60THOH nAaTbl.
Ra3eHHbIe nap0x0AbI. no Vt
%BepM4eHNN BauINHTT0HCR0T0
npaBNTeHbCTBa. n0KNHaNT x0