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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-09
new GROUP AIMSAT
BEITERCOLLECTI0N
OF GASOLINE TAXES
Officials Of Five States Organ.
ize Against Evaders in
Meeting Here

Organization of the Northwest Mo-
tor Fuel Tax Collectors association, to
make possible closer cooperation be-
tween the states in enforcement Of gas
oline tax collection laws, was effected
at meeting of officials from five
states here Monday.
Represented were North and South
Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa and Mon
tana.
John o. Lyngstad, deputy state
auditor OF North Dakota, was elected
permanent chairman Of the new or
ganization with George H. Griffith,
chief oil inspector of Minnesota, vice
chairman, and ]. E. Adrian, In charge
of gasoline tax collection in South Da-
kota. secretary. Nj
The officers and L. ]. Wegman, Iowa
state treasurer, and Dan Muir, Helena,
Mont, compose the executive commit
tee. 1t was decided to hold one meet
ing each year and to do such work as
is possible by correspondence through
the various association members.
The meeting was an outgrowth Of q
conference of officials here last Nov
ember, and Is one Of series Of nine
such state groups being organized In
the United States.
Discuss Collection Plans
The delegates discussed problems in
the various states and methods en-
ployed relative to tax collection, after
which an outline Of work performed
throughout the United States was
given by Frank v. Martinez. chairman
of the Central Gasoline Tax Evasion
committee.
Martinez said recent months indi-
Gated "a turn in the tide Of gasoline
tax evasion" Other subjects discuss
ed included elimination of refunds. re-
duction of gasoline taxes to bring
about uniform and reasonable" tax
in all states and elimination Of the
federal gasoline tax because Of the
added burden on state collections.
i A resolution asking that congress
sional delegates OF the states repre-
sented be requested to use their best
efforts torepeal the federal gasoline tar
and bring about its early elimination
from United States revenue laws wa
unanimously adopted.
Pointing to the Importance Of gas
oline tax collections in highway pro.
grams Of states and stating it Is q SER
ious handicap to the various states tt
have the federal government assess.
ing and collecting a gasoline tax, the
resolution declared the federal govern.
ment has many other and more effec.
tive methods of raising revenue.
Another resolution called on the ad-
ministrator Of the national recovery
act, commissioner of internal revenue
and other federal departments having
jurisdiction in collecting motor fue
taxes to take whatever steps deemed
necessary to effect closer cooperation
and coordination of efforts.
Cooperation Is Needed
The resolution emphasized need o.
closer cooperation and coordination
Of efforts and exchange Of informa.
ton between federal and state motor
fuel tax collection agencies to collec,
the maximum amount OF federal taxes
to eliminate unlawful importation ane
expectation of motor fuel, to eliminate
blending, substitution. adulteratio1
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and his family Tuesday after the IN
ternational Spectator, ordered ex-
tradited to England, told First AS
sistant States Attorney Wilbert
Crowley Of being threatened II he
testified at the coming trial Of four
Touhy gangsters, charged with KID
naping him.
The threats were revealed by Fac
tor Monday night as the state pre-
pared 4 petition in the federal court
Tuesday, asking that his return to
England be delayed until after he has
testified at the trial, scheduled to
start January is.
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C. ON TIN U E ID
President Is Assured Of
Support in Lower House

dering money, even II 1t has to start
the printing presses to get money"
The agriculture department was &C.
tive Tuesday also In gathering mater
ial to answer two senate requests, in
troduced by Republican members.
Data was called for on q sharp de-
cline" in hog prices and for the oper-
alton Of agricultural processing taxes.
When the senate resumes Wednes-
day the house-approved bill for q 81
q gallon liquor tax will be ready for
consideration. It was reported late
Monday by the senate finance commit
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Officials Seek Man
To Give Him Estate

jamestown, N. D., Jan. 9.-(Pl-Left
an estate by his mother at her death,
Robert Charles Brooks Is sought by
relatives who have enlisted the as
sistance Of authorities here.
When last heard OF, Brooks was in
Lark, N. D., where he was taken to
live with his grandmother about Is
years ago. He Is son Of Charles
and Edith Pearl Brooks.
Authorities said he may have been
adopted and taken another name.
Chief Of Police H. l.. Briggs Of James,
town urged that information regard
ing the mans whereabouts be sent to
him.
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GOALIE FRANZ GOOD

Duluth, Mimi. Jan. 0.-(P)-The
work Of Goalie Franz was the diff
ference between defeat and victory
here Monday night when the st. Paul
Greyhounds eked out q 81 triumph
over the Duluth Hornets in a Central
League hockey game. Duluth pep
pered the st. Paul citadel constantly
but the best the Hornets could do was
register one score in the third period
when Oatman, st. Paul coach, was
in the penalty box.
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LIQUOR Is Blamed
For japanese Panic

Kyoto, Japan, Jan. s.-lP}-L'quol
was held largely responsible by ran
way authorities Tuesday for panic
in which so persons lost their lives
Monday.
The authorities said unsteady
drinkers Of sake caused the commo-
tion in the Kyoto railway station
which resulted in an uneontrollanle
stampede. Liquor. they added, IN
creased the crowds unruliness.
Scores Of persons were crushed ano
suffocated at the foot OF packed
stairway when one, falling, cried out'
and the crowd broke into a mao'
shifting mass.
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Strange But True
News Items Of Day
nv The Associated preSs)
WEEDS AT MOTHERS BIER

WEEDS AT MOTHERS BIER
Hartford City, Ind. - Beside the
coffin Of his mother, Ted Overmeyer
was married to Miss Dorothy Jordan,
thereby complying with his mothers
wish. She died two days before the
scheduled wedding.
BEATS AGED MOTHER
st. Papl-Dominick was q bad
boy. 50 his mother, Mrs. Mary
Picciano. scolded him. Then he
beat her.
Arranged in municipal court
Monday Dominick pleaded guilty
to drunkenness. He got 90 days
in the workhouse.
The boy" Is 20 years old-his
mother, g.
SALTS NEIGHBORS GASOLINE
scottsbluff, Neb.-putting salt on I
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Eveleth. MINI, Jan. o.-(PeThe
1veleth and Minneapolis teams Of the
Central Hockey League battled to IN
overtime 1-to-1 tie here Monday night.
Both teams counted In the third per-
Tod "a pretty exhibitions Of team
play. The Mil Citians scored first,
Dahlstrom taking . pass from Scots
void, while half way through the ses-
aicn PreleSnick took the puck from
10th and whixEed It past Nelaon for
III tietng counter.
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GENERAL CONDITIONS

A low pressure area extends from
northern Alberta to northern Mani
toba Edmonton 29.74, while High"
IS centered over the western Plateau
States tBoise and Salt Lake City
3062). Light snow is falling in the
Great Lakes region and upper Mis-
sissippi Valley. but elsewhere the
lures are moderate in all sections.
Bismarck station barometer, inches:
z8.34. Reduced to sea level, 30l9.
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birds tail is an old gag, but putting
',alt in a gasoline tank is new one.
Oscar Sheppard. of Scottsbluff, was
charged in county court with destroy
ing gasoline in the machine Of Oscar
Moon, a neighbor. by putting salt in
he tank.
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and extreme south portions.
For Montana: Generally fair to-
snow northwest portion; warmer west
portion tonight.
For Minnesota: Partly cloudy or
cloudy tonight and Wednesday: rising
temperature, except tonight in ex-
IRENE south.
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QON LIB =
. EXPERTS PLAY IT -
Solution to Previous Contract Problem
BY WIN. E. MCKINNEY

Secretary, American Bridge League)
Just because you make an original
bid of one no trump-the strongest
original one bid in the Sims system
If bidding-it does not. necessarily
mean that the contract should be
played at no trump. A bid on the
part of an opponent may upset your
well-laid plans or warn you away
from no trump and into suit declar-
alton.
Or, like the declarer in today's
hand, you may stumble into the prop
ar declaration.
The Bidding
South is justified In making an
original bid of one no trump in pref
trence to a spade, due to the tenace
position he holds. However, with
Vests hand. would prefer the mega
tive double
Why bid two hearts simply because
you hold 100 honors when your mart
ner may be void OF hearts and have
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warmer tonight.
For North. Da-
kota: Fair to part
" cloudy tonight
a nd Wednesday,:
slightly war m e r
west and south
portions tonight.
For South Da-
< o t a: Generally
fair tonight and
Wednesday,; rising
temperature t o.
night extreme east
a n d Wednesday.
except, southwest,
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0LD-TIME STAR DIES

Minneapolis, Jan. 9.-(P)-Perry
Werden, who established an unol-
fetal record of As home runs IN 1870
while playing with the Minneapolis
club Of the old Western League. died
here Tuesday Of heart disease. he
was So years old.
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four spades? The worst take-out that
East can make is two clubs and you
still can bid two hearts.
BY risking the two hearts vulnerable
overcall, you may get doubled and get
set very badly on the hand.
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Hymn books were used for gun wad-
dir II the hattie Of Springfield in
III.
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tee after repeated efforts to alter II
had failed. Chairman Harrison pre-.
dicted senate passage by WEDNESDAY
night.
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Weather Report
FORECAST

For Bismarck and vicinity: Fair
to partly cloudy tonight and Wcdnes-
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PRECIPITATION

For Bismarck station:
Total this month to date 1885,. 90
Normal, this month to date -. Ill
Total, January LIST to date 49,. 90
Normal, January 1st to date :. IL
Accumulated deficiency to date IL
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Factor, Threatened,
Placed Under Guard

Chicago. Jan. 9.-(R)-Nine detec-
tives stood on guard over John Factor
La gaceta., 1934-10-18
Hablo en- senador Hodges en- favor de la Enmien-
'da que libra de contrbuciones a los hogares

Pronunci6 aver un notable
discurso en- la plaza de la Cor
tie, Rresidiendo ell senador Pat
Whitaker, ell senador Hodges,
de Tallahassee, quien viene re-
comendand3 al pueblo vote a IA
vor de la enmienda constitu-
clonal que eXime de contribu =
clones a los hogares con un pre-
clio menor de $4,000.
La lucha contra la enmienda
dijo, Sc debe a los grandes in
tereses, que en- la capital del
eStado pidieron a un iuaz que
prohibiera SUI publication para
que ell pueblo no tuviese oportu
nldad de decidir. Pero la corte
suprema tomo jurisdiction y
prontamente dej6 sin efecto la
s%entencia del juez, y orden6
que Ell secretario de esta'do la
imprimiera en- la boleta.
Derrotados en- la legislature
y en- los tribunales, los oposito-
res han alquilado oradores y
agentes para circular falsa
propaganda y persuadir al pue
bio a que vote en- contra.
Atac0 a la All Florida Pro-
tective Association, ell grupo
que Sc opone a la enmienda.
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MURIO ACAUSA DE LA NOR
DIDA DE UNA SERPIENTE

A las tres horas de haber in
gresado en- ell hospital munich
pal dejo de existir aver Ell Sr.
Jack S. Barn, de 81 amos, a
quien mordio una serpiente mo
casino cuando trabajaba en- un
naranjal, cerca del Lago Mag
dalena.
Los medicos dicen que la de-
mora en- atender al paciente
probablemente origino su muer
tie. Ell pobre hombre tuvo q. ca
minar varias millas hasta lie
gar a un telefono, desde ell cual
llamo a una ambulancia.
LIevaba 20 amos de residen-
cia en- Tampa y lie sobreviven
su esposa; dos hijos, dos hijas,
tres hermanos y una hermana.
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cen dolores vivos, prefiriendose,
por regla general, ell encarnado
" el verde.
NADIA mejor para completar
un conjunto de deporte que es-
tos diVertid9s sombreros fiel-
Itros termin3dos en- punto, que
han sido lanzados en- esta tenn
irorada: ell fieltro maroon, por
eiemplo, resulta delicioso ador-
nado de una torsada de fieltro
del mismo color y de un bottom
de cuero maroon y acero.
Tan elegante es ell sombrero
estilo mascUlino, perfecto acom
panamiento del traje de cazado-
"a, de fieltro maroon, adornadO
igualmente de un "gros-grain"
verde botella y de un cuchillito
de plumas de p2loma del mismo
verde.
La gaceta., 1934-10-18
La YbOr Furniture

La I DOT + " HttHTt
FL acreditado establecimien-
to de muebles de la Saptima a
venida Sc estableci6 en- ell ano
1925, ocupando solamente 1900
pies cuadrados. Desrues de las
reformas llevadas a cabo por
su actual propietario, ell Sr. B.
Valero Jr., ell local consta de
POS pies, quedando al nivei
de las principles mueblerias
del estadO.
Para la demonstration al publ
co de los muebles, Sc usa ell sis
tema metropolitan, en- boga en-
New York y las princirales ciu
dades del pals.
Hoy cuenta ell acreditado es-
tablecimiento con 10 competen-
ties empleados.
Solamente tenia dos cuando
empez6 en- la vida commercial.
La gaceta., 1934-10-18

Los directories de esa Asocia-
cion han sido reclutados entire
los que pertenecen a los gran
des ~intereSes y los grandes ne
gocios.
Refiriendose a Perry G.. Wall
dijo que habia lido a Orlando =
hablar de la Liga de Municipal
lidades y cuando despert6 Il
manana siguiente Sc encontr5
que habia pasado a ser I'm vice
presidente de la All Florids
Protective Association.
Mr.. Wall no es un campesi-
no. Ahora es ell captain de!
puerto de Tampa. Estoy dis
puesto a apostar dinero a quo
el no lie ha mira'do a cabeza a
una mula en- los Ultimos 40
amos.
Cinco de las mas grandes
comr2nias el6ctricas del estado
llevan en- sus li5ros propiedades
cen un valor approximate de
$193,518,498 y la tasaci6n que
Sc les hace es solo de $8,072y
466.
Termin6 diciendo que ell pue,
bio debe votar por la enmienda
porque significa evitar que mus
chos hogareS teng1n que decla.
rarse en- bancarrota.
La gaceta., 1934-10-18
LOS ABRIGOS DE
DEPORTE

Sc han acordado no pOcos
modistos de la levita Directorio
de grandes solapas terminadas
EN- punta, con doble abotonadu-
ra apretada al busto. Otros Ell
cambio han ad0ptado una deli
ciosa brenda, a wees de I'm lar
90 de dos tercios; otras en- for
ma de levita, recta y amplla,
que da a la silueta una traza
%deportiva.
En- todos los abrigos de depor
tie de esta temporada Sc ven Dol
sillos grandes, bufandas e in
crustaciones de pieles de pelo
raso. Estas incrustaciones afec'
tan la forma de pecheras, de bo-
leros cortos, que termlnan en-
Gina del tale, o bien de adornoa
que Sc sitGan en- la parte extre-
ma de las mangas. Suelen ser
estos adornos de "breichwantz'
de "ocelot', de astracan o de
cordero rasO.
Sobre los adornos de fanta-
STA, son numerosisimos, result
tando bastante dificil elegir en-
tire los grandes botones redon-
dos 0 cuadrados, de diversas ma
terias, los clips de metal o
de MADEIRA. Estos adorn0s ofre
La gaceta., 1934-10-18
En- la Legion Americana

En- la Legion Americana
Celebraran manana un bale
las hermanas de la sociedad La
Bondad, a beneficio de sus fon-
dos.
Esta a~grup2ci6n tiene como
fin ell aliviar en- TODD 10 possible
a los socios.
La afamada orquesta La Tro-
'pical, que cUenta con muchos
admiradores entire los amantes
de la mdsica latina, estara en-
cargada del programa de pleas
espanolas Y cubanas. Mano San
chez, ell programa de m1sica a
americana.
Ell bale empez2ra a las 8 y
durara hasta las 3 de la madru-
gada.
La gaceta., 1934-10-18

En- Ia UnjOne HGIiana
Esta anunciado para ell dia II
La gaceta., 1934-10-18
DE OTONO

Entire todas las estaciones del
ano, las deportivaS prefieren la
temporada de otono. Unas sc
entregan a los largos paseos,
acuciadas por ell frescor del al
re; otras van a los campos de
golf; algunas Sc dedican a la
GAIA y las hay que trepan mon
tanas, donde las hay.
Para esta epoca del ano ell
vestido que mas convene no
puede ser otro que traje "tai-
lleur" de dos pleas. Su carac-
teristica mas reciente es la cha
quetita de faldoncillos cortos,
que cubren las caderas; tam
bien sc senala esta brenda por
su faIda de pliegues invisibles
que dan al cuerpo una eXtraor-
dinaria flexibilidad.
Algunos modelos ofrecen una
falda ensanchada p0r un pile
que abajo y alberta por detras.
Una de las mas im%portantes
colecciones parisinas brinda
unos deliciosos 'tailleurs" de
deporte con una chaqueta cor
ia bordada de peleteria. Por re-
gla general estas chaquetas Sc
hacen muy ajustadas al tale,
salvo algunas hermosas eXcep
clones, que toleran la chaque-
ia amplia para disimular las
caderas.
En- algunos casos he visto la
chaqueta de estos "trajes sas-
ire" reemplazada por una CAPT
ia movible que desciende has
ia los codos y hasta las caderas
como una esclavina.
Gustaran mucho en- esta tenn
porada los grandes bolsillos CO.
locados muy alto por delante,
que dan aspecto deportivo a los
vestidos de GAIA; pespuntes
"matelasses" alderman ell busto,
las mangas y la parda delante-
ra de las faldas.
Cast todos los modelos lie
van cinturones de charol negro,
por regla general; asi como
unaS "echarpes" formadas, por
ejemplo, de peleteria y tejido,
que Sc anudan por delante; las
abotonaduras suelen ser muy
originates, Y Sc hacen adornos
primorosos, como unas cifras
de cuero cosidas sobre la blusa.
Son los tejidos favoritos de
la temporada las lanas lisas o
chimes, los jerseys, ell punto he
cho a mano, asi como los
"tweeds" de fantasia. En- Guam
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Y adornos florales para darle
mayor lucimiento a la sala.
Ali veremos al ST.. Fernan-
DEE Rey, Presidente de la res
potable institution; y a otras
distinguidas pers nalidades.
Maxine Echeg2ray, acomo-
dandose en- una amplia silla, di-
rigira desde ell piano a sus mu-
chachos. Lo mismo toca I'm pa
sodoble que un cadencioso SOD
o un vivaracho foxtrot.
Una noche de gran jubilo.
La gaceta., 1934-10-18

de Noviembre un gran bale, e,0
los salones de la respectable so.
ciedad italiana, de la Septima
avenida y Gale IS.
En- la fiesta sera coronad3
Reina la enca 1tadora Srta. Ma
riana Italiano.
Forman su Corte de Honor
las Srtas. Frances Licata, Jose
Iphine Longo, Grace Settecasi y
Frances Chiaramonte.
Tocaran tres afamadas or
.questas.
FL edificio lucira un bello de-
corado.
Cesar River0.
La gaceta., 1934-10-18
Pablo Ubarri y Soriano

Distinguish Consul de Espa-
ma en- esta ciudad, pronto arri-
bara, procedente de New York,
luego de pasar varios meses Ell
Espana.
Ell Sr. Ubarri vine en- auto
m6Yil desde la ciudad neoyor-
quina.
A recibirlo iran connotadas
personalidades de la colonia es
pamela, donde goza de mereci-
da estimation.
La gaceta., 1934-10-18
FL Dr6Tim0 domingo

FL pf6Tim0 d0min90
|, En- los amplios terrenos del
Iparque La Columna Sc vertical
"a ell dltimo picnic de este ano.
A~uspician esta fiesta campes
tire la Logia "Nuova Stella"
1851 y la Rose Stella No.
1917, dos agrupaciones de la Or
den "Hijos de Italia en- Anne
rica".
A las doce del dia Sc servira
un suculento, aImuerzo en- ell
que no faltaran los tipicos ma
carrones.
A la bora del bale tocara la
orquesta de Mano Sanchez.
Sc ha fijado ell precio de 25
'cts. a la entrada general.
La gaceta., 1934-10-18
COSdS buendS

COSdS buenUS
Mrchas habra en- ell bale
Una Noche en- MEXICO" que
con gran entusiasmo preparan
los muchachos de la Secci6n de
Recreo, que comanda ell estima-
do amigo Severino Quintanilla.
Llegan a diario multitud de
solicitudes de mesa para Ell
gran festival.
Greco, ell acreditado Y prefe-
rido jardin, prepare sus palmas
La gaceta., 1934-10-18
PARA LA MUJER

Ito a las peleterias mas indica-
das para ell deporte, aconsejare
las pieles de pelo raso: astracan
de color, cordero raso, etc, etc.
Las combinaciones son muy
bonitas y citare una de un yes
lido de 2 pleas tornado por
una chaquetita corta cimbrada
al tale y cerrada por un cintu-
ron de charol bastante mas an
cho por delante que tpor detfas,
una falda recta ensanchada y
alberta de lana maroon con re-
flejos rojizos, y una bolsa de la
ma con dibujos escoseses que
repiten ell maroon y ell encarna-
do de la falda con realizes de
beige. En- cuanto al sombrero,
es de fieltro maroon.
Otra combination mas COM
plicada, pero tambien de exqui-
sito buen gusto, reune una cha
quota de faldones c0rtos, lana
lisa gris-hierro, y una falda del
mismo tejido y color, que lleva
|cuatro bandas v~erticales incrus
tadas de la girls ration. La blusa
es de cresp6n de lana, que re-
.cuerda la falda, y es alumbrada
con tonos rojos. Ell sombrero es
de fieltro girls hero.
La gaceta., 1934-10-18

La Ybor Furniture invita- al
p1blico de $50 a $50 de hoy,
en- su ample local, que ocupa
los ndmeros 1919 de la arte-
ria commercial latina.
Sc r~egalaran por la suerte,
a las 9 de la noche, 6 juegos de
loza fina, 3 maletines y 3 male
tas pequenas, de viaje, de cue
70 finisimo.
No hace falta estar presente
para tener derecho a los rega-
los, basta con registrarse.
La gaceta., 1934-10-18
De viaje

Cuando regrese a esta ciu :
dad ell Sr. Ubarri embarcara
hacia MEXICO ell Sr. Gustavo il
m6nez, amigo muy estimaldo
del director de este peri6dico.
Por csc pals siente grandes
simpatias.
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Legionnaires Honor
National Executive

John K. Kennedy, Mandan, re-
Gently named national vice comman-
der Of the American Legion, was
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Four Additional Feed
Meetings Scheduled

Schedules for four more feed
schools for Burleigh county farmers
were announced Tuesday by Martin
G. Altenburg, assistant county agent.
The first meeting will be held at
2 p. M, Friday at Baldwin for farm
ers Of Glenview and Crofte town
ships. The second will be held at 3
y. M, Saturday ct the World War
Memorial building, Bismarck, for
farmers Of Hay Greek, Lincoln, APP
pie Greek, Gibbs, Riverview, Naughton
and Burnt Greek townships.
At 3 p. m, Monday Of next week
meetings will be held at the Frances
township school and the Manning
school, No. l In Missouri township.
Cromwell, Trygg, Frances, and sib-
ley Butte township farmers will at
tend the meeting at the Frances
school while cattle raisers in Fort
Rice, Missouri and Teller townships
will meet at the Manning school.