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PAGE TEN
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FOR ECONOMY
TURNED DOWN
,Wanted to Initiate Many New
Prolmsitions to the
People
The future policy of William
Langer, if he is elected governor, at
least ~ far as leading legislation
8~es, was outline~ before a commit-
~e of leading Nonparttsans at Bis-
marck ~ week. It being the idea
of the candidate that each of these
~aeasures should be initiated and
voted upon at the general election.
It ~ understood there was no dis-
cussion as to the desirability of the
suggested laws, but the meeting
deemed it best to refer them all to
the legislature next winter, that
body undoubtedly being Nonparti-
san in both houses, and therefore
in position to decide what the gen-
eral policy of the administration
i
q'gE ,ACTZ. D.. ADVANCE
i
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FattedLamb for the Argentinian Athletes
"" THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 193"2,
Ferd Splegelbeeg and son Bud, I E. H. Ma~n was out to Ray "Mr. Low of the Buttrey store° al~
motored to Jamestown Wednesday I Brier's Monday evening to take in Paul Beckley were Dickinson via=
to get his daughter, Marie, who haS]the cream, ttors Friday afternoon.
been attending college there. They I
returned home Thursday. |
Aud Nunn and son Donald were
in sown Tuesday ,buying supplies
for the ranch down on the Little
Missouri.
MARKETS
Thursday Noon
Northern wheeat .............. $ 35
Winter wheaet ................. 27
Durum wheat ................. 16
Flax ........................... 68
Rye ........................... 10
Barley ......................... 08
Oats ........................... 04
Cream ......................... 15 i
Eggs (in trade) ............... 07
Butter ......................... 12 i
Did the electric wiring in
BEACH WEATHER
The New Advance Office
should be. The suggested laws fol- Weather report Ior the week
low:
Sharply increasing the income tax ending August 3, 7 p.m. and congratulates the paper on the safety charac r
rate, excepting in lower brackets, Max. Max Preclp.
tip to 50 percent in the case of in- July 28 ........ 8O 49 of the job, on its splendid new home lino-
comes in excess of $30,000. [ July 29 ........ 80 54
Increasing the income tax on July 30 ........ 81 56 ~ t /
corporations.
~Acensing all forms of businessI i July 31 ........ 96 61 type machine,
wlth heavier fees against chain . August 1 ......82 53
stores The first national celebration held in Olympic Village at Los Angeles, which houses the foreign par August 2 ......80 47
~ssing the cost of conducting] ticipants in the Olympic games, was a feast for the Argentina athletes who ceJebrated their independence August 3 .....90 50
lnvestig~,tions by the railroad corn-!day with fatted htmb in accordance with the old pampas custom. J. ~.,AYTON RUSSELL, e|to
mission against the publc utilitlesI *]~'le Cooperative Observer Our firm is prepar do all kinds of electric
ff ted, tnclu g ,n __r_eCur nt
• - ll Scenes _ _. _-_ ........
Requiring that publlc funds or ~-- work, radio repairing and instalYmg Deice Farm light-
.kinds, and of all political subdivi-
sions, ,be deposited in the Bank of
North Dakota.
Abolishing the office of commis-
sioner Of immigration.
Aboli~ing the office of bank ex-
~lner and the- receiver of closed
banks; creating a new department
headed by a superintendent of
banks to administer both activities.
and taking supervision of closed
,banks out of the hands of the su-
preme court,
Revamping the state highway
eom2nisslon law by abolishing the
oresent three-man commission, sub-
stituting therefor the operation of
the department under the direction
of a single official.
Changing qualification:~ of persons
who may be appointed to the post
of adjutant general by broadening
the field ~o permit appointment ouL-
side of the field to which such place
is now restricted.
Making it unlawful for the head
of any office or department to ap-
point ether wife or husband, son Or
dmlghter, to an3 position within
the control of such head.
IAmiting sinking funds that may 1--Part of the ~reat throng of war veterans who stormed tile United Sta,te.~ Cal)i|ol building in Waste-
be raised by cities to retire bonds to region in the vain effort to persuade congress to vote the payment of tile bombs before adjourning. 2--Pur-
fOur mills and providing for invest- tiament building in Oitawa, C:ana(la, wllere the British Imperial Economic conf(~renoe is in session. 3---W.
ment of sucll sinking funds in state Averill Itarrinmn, son of tiie late Edward II. llarrhu:uL who lm:~ been elected (,hairmnn of the board of
and other forms of public securities, qm Union Paei ic ~ad three other railways, a post formerly iio]d by Ifi~ f'tther.
E en the Tots Have the Olympic Spirit
$10,000,000 in U.S. Paper V
Money Wears Out Daily
St. Louis.--United States cur-
rency Is weartng out at the rt~ta of
$10,(X~0,00) a day. ae('