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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-03
SENATE
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S. u. 52--Authorizcs suits to be
brought against partnerships and as
sociations in their firm names. 80
to 10.
S. B. 85-Amends law on actions
to force lose mortgages on real prop
crty to provide that service of sum-
mons may be made on admin strators
or executors of estates Of deceased
persons. 46 too.
S. B. 97-Spceds up filing Of papers
after decisions have been made by
the supreme court on appeal cases.
Emergency clause. AZ to o.
s. B. 99-Providcs for penalties for
judges who act as attorneys. 43 to 5.
S. B. 55-Provides for Withdrawals
of counties from hail insurance fund
when GO per cent Of the farmers have
made Withdrawals the previous year.
25 to "a.
II. r. 65-Minor changes in duties
of county auditor with regard to
filing transfers Of real property con-
corning tax deeds and other instru-
ments of conveyance. % to Is.
H. B. Exchanges length Of time
for Official designation of county
seats after an election has been held
from GO days to one year. Al to-
H. b. Exchanges law on petitions
to railroad commissioners on public
utilities to require that 10 per cent
of the consumers must sign the petit
ton, instead Of Is persons. as the
present law reads. Al to l.
II. B. l75-Appropriates $500 for
hospital and burial expenses for the
late Representative j. W. O'Neill,
Rcnvillc county.
Bills Killed
S. B. lO2-Providcs that fees be
sent with papers transferred when
places of trial are changed. (Ju-
dietary committee report.)
s. B. 12l-Limits hours of railroad
employees in the state to II hours q
day. RAILROAD committee rcp0rt.)
S. B. 2l-Providcs for week day re-
ligious instruction. SO to 16.
Bills Introduced
s. B. 138-van Camp. Prohibits
the sale of malt sugar, malt extract
and malt syrup and ITO prevent use
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animals and sale thereof. State af-

n
animals and sale thereof. State NJ
fairs.
n. B. 180-Herman Rabe-Appro-
pirates 5000 for preliminary survey
across Missouri river near Hlb0-
woods, Mclean county. Highways and
bridges.
H. B. 19O-C. N. LeeProvides for
full time county assessor 70 replace
present township assossors. Taxes
and tax laws.
II. B. l9l-R. Bubel and J. D. Hol.
thusen-Provides that only freehold
ers may vote on bond issues Of po-
litical subdivisions. State affairs.
II. B. 192-A w. Fowler-Defines
the legal effects Of certain documents
affecting real or personal property
belonging to trust and. executed by
trustees. Judiciary.
n. B. le3-C. v. Freeman-Sets pay
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SORLIE WILL
VETO BILL AS
IT ISAMENDED
Wants Flour Label Measure
to Aid Farmer in Marketing
Hard Spring Wheat

Governor Sorlic will veto the flour
label bill now before the house IL It
passes with the amendments voted
Wednesday by majority Of the state
affairs committee.
At n conference today with Rep.
Fred Ferris, Nelson county, sponsor
Of the measure, the governor asked
that he make fight to restore to
the bill most Of the provisions cut
out by the state affairs committee
and il the effort fails, to vote against
the measure.
'lf the bill passes in the form rec
commended by the committee it will
mean nothing and will veto it," the
executive said. IF passed with only
the amendments to which have
agreed it will be an aid to the farmer
in marketing his hard spring wheat.
That is all it is intended to accom-
pl;sh. We have enough rubbish on
our statute books now without per-
hitting a bill which will mean moth
ing to become a law"
Coming Up Today
The measure was scheduled to
come up late this afternoon in the
house committee Of the whole. In
dependent leaders were confident
that they will be successful in OPP
posing restoration to the bill OF the
provisions which the executive wants.
The governor wants the label OF all
flour containers to show the kind of
wheat used in making the flour and
the percentage of such wheat. AS
recommended by the state affairs
committee that provision is left out.
The flour label bill now before the
senate affairs committee also will be
up for consideration again today.
Frank f. Ployhar, Barnes county.
committee chairman, said he Will
make determined effort to get def
nIte committee action today.
The governor is confident that the
bill will pass the senate without any
amendments to which he serious
~ objects and is hopeful that it will
pass the house if it comes to the
lower body from the senate, no mat
ter what action the house may take
today. 1t is his hope that he will be
able to muster additional support for
the measure later in the session.
Governor Holds big Stick"
It is considered probable that free
use Of the veto power may be one Of
the weapons which the executive
plans on using to bring some mem.
DerS VINO now oppose the OIL IHIt
line. He is known to have looked
into the law relating to the veto
power and it is considered possible
that some appropriation items may
be eliminated before he signs GER
tain bills. In that event a two-third:
vote Of both houses would be neces
sary to pass the bills over his veto.
The governor signed four bills to-
day. They we're: S. B. q, putting
receipts from cream testers license.
into the general fund; S. b. Ga, re-
quiring clerks of district courts tt
file the records Of all cases appealed
to the supreme court within 10 day!
and speeding up the filing of tran
scripts Of such cases: s. B. 63, de
signed to prevent the filing of double
headed affidavits Of prejudice b.
providing that applications TO
change in the place Of trial shall b.
heard by judge appointed by tn
supreme court; and S. B. 25, trans
ferring fees collected by the securi
ties commission to the general fund
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Experiences of Burleigh
County Farmers in Raising
Alfalfa and Sweet Clover

brood sows in the spring. Sixteen of
them narrowed and raised % pigs.
All of these hogs were put on the To-
acre pasture and in addition got some
skim milk.
Late in the summer, Mr. Craven
sold 20 Of the pigs. He received $500
and he still had % pigs and all the
old hogs left. In addition, he made
about 10 tons Of hay, off this tract,
which at $50 per ton was worth 5000.
He threshcd II bushels of alfalfa
seed. which when cleaned made about
IL bushels Of clean seed, worth $3.50.
Off this 10-acrc tract OF alfalfa
alone, Mn Craven made total OF
$3.50, and the cattle fed on the hay
from the other 40 acres will boost
this total in the spring.
Here is table which shows what
this lO-acrc tract of alfalfa did in
dollars and cents.
20 pigs, pastured on tract. $50. $500
10 tons of hay. ......... 200
II bushels clean alfalfa seed. $50
$3.50
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Looking For Place
to Spend Vacation?

Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures, Wales,
Feb. 3.-CP)-This little town Of the
island Of Angle Sea is becoming pop
ular as vacation resort and the viii
lagos are all agog over the pronun-
citation Of the name Of the place.
Llanfair. the first two syllables, or
Llanfairgoch, the first two COM
bined with the last syllable, always
has been used, but with the growing
Importance of the town, the hundred
per cent Llanfairians or Llanfairgo-
gochians. who are bursting with civic
pride and who also have plctny Of
time to spare, insist on running
through the full gamut Of Welsh
pOlysyllablcs.
A literal translation Of the village
name is Church of Mary, in IA hol-
low Of white hazel. near rapid
whirlpool. and near St. Tyslios
Church. which is near red cave.
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SOFT CORNS
Money Back Say All Drug
gists If MoOne's Emerald Oil
Doesn't Do Away With All
Soreness and Pain in
"a Hours

Get bottle Of Moone's Emerald
Oil with the understanding that il
il does not put an end to the pain
and soreness and do away with the
corn itself your money will be
promptly returned.
Don't worry about how long you've
had It or how many other prcpara-
lions you have tried. This power.
ful penetrating oil il one prepare
ton that will help to make your
painful aching feet % healthy and
free from corn and bunion troubles
that you'll be able TO 90 anywhere
and % anything il absolute feet
comfort.
s. marvelously powerful ID Moone's
Emerald Oil that thousands have
1eund Il gives wonderful results in
The treatment 81 dangerous swollen
~ varieese veins. All druggists are
selling l0ts q it.-Adv.
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D0ings in Congress
tBy The Associated Prcss)

(By The Associated Prcss)
At the request of counsel for Frank
l.. Smith, senator designate from
Illinois, the senate elections commit
tee today deferred further considera-
ton of his credentials until next
WedneSda
William Phillips, now ambassador
to Belgium and former undcr-secre-
tary of state has been selected to be
the first American minister to Can
ada.
The McNary- Haugen farm equali-
cation fee measure was taken up by
the senate today on motion Of Chair
man McNary Of the agricultural COM
mittee.
Evidence taking by the senate cam
paign funds committee failed to sup
port charges of Senator Cameron,
Republican, Arizona, that a huge
slush fund was thrown into the sem
ator's state to defeat him last No
vember, Sen. King, Democrat, Utah,
reported today to the senate on be-
half of the committee.
Secretary Kellogg was called upon
today by the senate to give it the
names of Americans and American
corporations owning or claiming
lands or oil concessions in Mexico.
Besides approving the house pro-
vision for an increase in the size of
the standing army Of 1880 men,
the senate appropriations committee
has added $2,295,135 to the annual
war department appropriation bill OK
ceeding the budget estimate by $22A,-
$50.
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Last Minute
News Bulletins


Paita. Peru, Feb. 3.-R)-The
United States army Pan-Ameri-
can filters left Paita at 7:40 this
morning for ChimbOte. There they
will re-fuel and continue on to
Lima. the capital, where they are
due this afternoon.
Little Rock, Ark, Feb. 3.-tR
Mine hundred families or prob
ably 1850 persons are homeless
in the White river valley flood
area, 1t was estimated today by
Miss Nellie Williams, representa-
tive Of the American Red Cross
1t Brasfield, Prairie county. after
. survey of the White Cache.
Little Red and st. Francis sec.
lions.
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LEGISLATIVE CALENDAR

Of the same in the manufacture Of
intoxicating liquor" Temperance.
s. B. 139-Whitman and Hamilton.
Amendment to make more strict
cigaret tax law observance. State At.
fairs.
S. b. l4o--Carey. Tightens UP law
providing for safe.kecping of ballots
and to make them readily accessible
for evidence in legal proceedings.
Elections.
s. b. 14l-Patterson. Gives coun.
ties right to determine at the polls
whether or not they want Sunday
motion pictures. Emergency clause.
State affairs.
S. B. l42-pattcrson. Amends law
on filing vacancies in public offices
to provide that county judges shall
6ct as members OF boards Of county
commissioners in appointing county
trcasurers or auditors in case Of va
cancies. State affairs.
HOUSE
Bills Passed
H. B. lN-Permits municipalities
to buy. sell or lease electric properties
and pfescribes procedure for such
action.
Bills Killed
H. B. S8--Provides rule for keep.
ing highways clear Of weeds. De-
feated by committee on highways and
bridges.
II. B. l10-Rcpeals all state prohi.
bition enforcement laws. Defeated
by temperance committee.
H. B. 2Q-ts,Os0 for minimum wage
division Of workmen's compensation
bureau. Defeated by appropriations
committee.
s. B. 5l-To repeal anti-snuff law.
Defeated by state affairs committee.
Bills Introdueed
H. b. 18e-CeorHe Worner-
Changes time allowed for reinstate.
ment Of contract for deed after ser.
vice Of notice Of cancellation. State
affairs.
H. B. ls7-P. D. C. Johnson-Per
mits fraternal benefit societies to in.
sure lives Of children. Insurance.
H. b. 1851. Guam and B. lverson
Changes law relating to estrayed
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tie Prescription. It is just the tonic &c.
CURED if a woman is borne down by
pain and suffcrings at regular or ir-
regular intervals, by nervousness or
dizzy spells, headache or backachc
Favoritc Prescription can be had in
tablet form as we'll as liquid at your
neighborhood store.
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Legislative Committee
Actions

The senate insurance committee to-
day deferred action on bill to per-
mt private companies to write work
mems compensation insurance. 1t was
attacked by members Of the state
compensation bureau at the hearing.
One measure to protect the rights Of
insurance companies in writing in
surance on officers and employer of
corporations was recommended Tor
passage as was bill providing that
the balance in the state fire and tor
nado fund equal five per cent of the
risk carried before an adjustment of
rates is made. The present require
ment is 10 per cent. Passage Of the
bill would result in readjustment Of
the insurance rates on public build
ings almost Immediately.
The house appropriations commit
tee killed bill providing $4,000 for
barberry eradication work on the
ground that federal funds with which
state funds are combined In the
work are not being properly admin
istered.
Appropriations Of S2l,Ae6.ss to re-
pay the Bank Of North Dakota for q
loan TO the jamestown hospital for
the insane and $4,000 for artesian
we'll control were approved.
Two appropriation bills asking
5000 each for soundings Of the Miss
ouri river at Garrison and Stanton
were referred to the committee or
highways and bridges. The Univer.
sfty Of North Dakota budget wal
again under discussion.
The administration Of closed banks
was discussed last night 1t : meet
Inn, 81 the house banking COMMITTEES
witch considered ! bill by n. r
Sweet, Kidder county, and ". 4
Thatehef, Bettineau county, to turn
walminiUtrntitn Of closed banks over
Is depositors" committees. Il may
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-03
.12O Miles on
Two Gallons of Gas
AUTOS START INSTANTLY
IN ZERO WEATHER

Omaha, Neb.-An astounding
new invention now makes it possi-
bic for autos to run 120 miles On
two gallons Of gas. Besides the
miraculous gasoline mileage, this
new discovery, called Quickstart,
starts the coolest motor instantly
in zero weather. It also removes
and prevents carbon, eliminates
spark plug troubles, saves oil and
repairs and lengthens life Of mo-
tor. Many users report as to 60
miles on one gallon Of gas besides
unfailing instant starting of mo-
tor. The inventor wants agents
and guarantees travelling expenses
and liberal drawing account to ex-
elusive distributors. Chance to
make 5000 to $4,000 q week
guaranteed. Free sample to
agents. Write Quickstart Mfg.
Co., Dept. 3280-B, Station c,
Omaha, Neb.
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be combined with a bill advocated by
Fred Cathro. inspector for the guar.
anty fund commission, which would
give the supreme court original Jur1s-
diction and provide appointment By
the court of commissioner to
oversee all actions in connection with
closed banks.
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. man was Or.
K. v. Pierce
His study along
medical lines,
and his knowl.
c dye of the
remedial quail
tiles Of herbs
and plants led
TO the discov.
cry of his won.
dcrful herbal
remedy, Doctor
Picrce's Fav0r.
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Dance at PattersOn's hall,
under auspices Of b. & P. w.
club, Saturday. Feb. 5.
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Of township. treaaurer on basis OF
money handled by giving him per-
centage Of such money on sliding
scale. State affairs. ~
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A physician who reaches out. to
benefit humanity leaves . record
behind him that is worth while. Such
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RETURNS HOME
Row Sibert has returned to his
home in Hazcn after a business VISIT
in the city.
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V. NJ. Craven Of Mcnokcn is sure
that raising alfalfa and clover IL
worth while, and his experience with
the crops proves that there is profit
and benefit for Burleigh county
farmers in this field.
Mr.. Craven has about 80 acres Of
alfalfa, most Of which is located in
a creek bed. Last summer he took
from 40 acres about go tons OF al
falfa hay and some of this land was
cut three times.
On It's alfalfa hay and silagc he
is feeding 20 dairy cows and SIX
calves this winter and is feeding
them we'll.
The remaining 10 acres of alfalfa
he fenced last spring and made a hog
pasture. lie started out with Is
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Editors Note-This is the
first Of u series Of articles about
Burlcigh county farmers who
have been successful In raising
sweet clover and alfalfa. All
facts used arc furnished by
County Agent A. Il. Miscn.)
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Social and
Personal

TO FARGO
A. +. Knothe of the Bismarck Fur
Company went to Fargo this morning
for a several days business visit.
is IMPROVING
Van X. Middlemas, who recently un-
derwent an operation at the Bismarck
hospital, is getting along nicely.
RETURNS TO WORK
Mrs. Charles Boardman has return
ed to her work at the Webb Brothers
store after weeks illness.
UNDERGOES OPERATION
c. ]. Dahl of Almont underwent
an operation here this morning for
the removal Of his t0nsils.
RETURNS FROM VISIT
Mrs. j. E. Perry has returned from
a several months visit with her sister
in Washington, Kan.
VISIT HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Erickson Of Will
ton are visiting friends in the city
for few days.
VISIT IN BISMARCK
Mr.. and Mrs. D. +. Smith of Under
wood spent Wednesday in Bismarck
with friends.
RETURNS HOME
Roy Sibert has returned to his
home in Hazcn after business vlsis
in the city.
VISITS HERE
Lewis j. Mann, Van Hook attorney
is a business visitor in Bismarck this
week.
RETURNS FROM BELFIELD
Senator Gus Wog has returned from
few days visit at his home in Bel.
field.
RETURNS FROM DICKINSON
Richard Horncr has returned from
Dickinson where he has been on bust
| ness.
FROM MCKENZIE
H. f. O'Ncill of Mckenzie was +;
busine visitor in the city Wcdncs
!, day.
BUSINESS VISITOR
! Charles Anderson of Brittin il
transacting business in the city.
HERE FROM WILTON
A. NJ. Dahl of Wilton is "A bust
ness visitor in Bismarck today.
VISITING HERE
Mrs. j. X. Murray Of Mott is Wis
ting friends in the city.
HERE FROM MOTT
Elmer Ware Of Mott was in the cit
Wednesday on business.
BUSINESS TRIP
+. L. Thorpe has gone to Fargo o
IA short business trip.
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VISIT IN BISMARCK
Mr.. and Mrs. D. f. Smith of Under
wood spent Wednesday in Bismarck
with friends.
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VISIT HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Erickson Of Will
ton are visiting friends in the city
for a few days.
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VISITS HERE

VISITS HERE
Lewis ]. Mann, Van Hook attorney
is a business visitor in Bismarck this
week.
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RETURNS FROM BELFIELD
Senator Gus Wog has returned from
few days visit at his home in Bel
field.
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RETURNS FROM VISIT
Mrs. j. E. Perry has returned from
a several months visit with her sister
in Washington, Kan.
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UNDERGOES OPERATION
c. ]. Dahl of Almont underwent
an operation here this morning for
the removal Of his tonsils.
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RETURNS FROM DICKINSON
Richard Horncr has returned from
Dickinson where he has been on bust
NESS.
Evening star., 1927-04-30
FOR SALF--HOISES.

LINCOLN PARK.
Owner having bought a larger home. Is
offering his aitractively priced two-story
and cellar brick home, Just one square from
the park to the dlScri minatng ouyer a,,a- ,2n-
Pse! rase sea ss2lry sbeet as to e Offer for cash
reasonable terms
l.. T. GRANATTE..
oe7 18th s.. EW' EEALroR, Main 75s.
80 'fS1i Evening 1ii Phone. Col $500.
FOR COLORED.
We have number of very desirable homes
that can be sold on very reasonable terms
For further information call
B. +. SAUL CO..
Main 600. a25 9Th st. Nv.
BROOKLAND BARGAIN.
Semi detached brick 9 large rooms ! and md
iaJge screened sleeping porch; screens and
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G9n o be A9Gresa 94nsa' box soE s star oa
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
real bargain am N s,n l9soom sts y v ohss has
hall dining room kitchen and pantrry r ami
Lear garage: priced under Sl4.ooo; terms
20 S0'' WOODBRIDGE.
Detached corneT, home Of z rooms I,s,3 on lot lot
plenty Of shrubbery and shade trees: neac
Rhode Island ave: Gear garage 10 match
house terms can he arranged.
EDW. r. CARR,
Realtor and Builder.
1i21 Vermont Ave Main 4s4 81
lust Off Rhode Island Ave.
splendid detached frame and brick
dwelling having 12 rooms and baths.
Can be easily arranged in three apartments
bath rented for $50 per month at present
Hot.water heat and electricity; good condi-
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