The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 9, 1917, Page 3

mier—Facilitates Realty .. Zransfers The ‘Torrens system:is a method by which any and ‘all interests in land are | sood transferred by, the éxamination, cer- tification and-registration ‘of titles by public officials and a guaranty: of title by. the estate.to-protect the purchaser. It. was. originally prepared. by S Robert Torrens, premier of South Aus- tralia, in 1858. He aimed at-a simple and businesslike:. act’ which-. would climinate: technicalities which made the transfer of real estate expensive. His act provides that any, owner may go to the registrar's office, show reasonable: proofs. of ownership. and after an examination of the title under the superyision of the registrar, with due notice to all shown to be inter- ested, the registrar may Issue a certifi- cate of title on which the holder may. legally rely, : Dealings: on Certificate. Once: the.-title -is- registered, all fu- ture dealings are made: directly upon the certificate. In case of sale, the old certificate is canceled and a new one issued to the new owner.. One of the valuable features in that at the] ¢ time ofthe ‘first registration the title is examined by a lawyer “under ‘the supervision, of the registrar, in the same. manner as* though.for a. pur- chaser,. but thig.one examination suf- tices for all time. In Australia, a new land where ab- stracts represented no considerable investment half a century ago, the ‘Torrens ‘system met‘ prompe. accept- ance. Modifications of the system are now in use in Europe and within the last 20 years it has gained great favor in various parts.of she United States, several states having passed acts em- bodying the: Torrens principl¢. Voluntary in America. The American idea. has been to adopt a voluntary-act permitting such land owners:as desired to: get their Property under its operation. A Torrens act establishes a bureau of registry, where. thé owner of. a piece of real: estate can submit evi- dence of such ownership and receive a registered: certificate of title. The transfer of a land title certifi- cate becomes as simple and inexpens- ive as the transfer of a certificate of stock or a bank share. After a pieca of property is once on the registry, subsequent transfers cost. little. Lexs ‘Than An Hour. A conveyance. can, be. entered in less than an hour. In Chicago a de- cree certifying title to a, piece, of, land’ Originated With Australian Pre-, 1; expensive, quick-acting coug! try it. Children love Its lea anid. nothing else wil Too: chest cold” and swollen throat membranes “with : such ease; and promptness, It’s: equally as for grown-ups a: iildren. is splendid cough, syrup.is made by pouring 214 ounces of Pinex 4 0 conte worth), into a pint bottle and filling th: | bottle with. plain granulated ~susai syrup. This x you a full ‘pin family supply—of much. better coug! | remedy than you. could buy % mad for $2.50—a clear saving of $2. | ‘The moment it™ touches the inflamed, ; cold-conzested membranes ‘that ‘line. the. throat and air passages, the healing be- gins, the phlegm loosens, leaves, cough spasms lessen and soon disappear altogether, thus ending a | cough: quicker than you ever thought possible.' Hoarseness an ordinary: coughs are conquered by it in 24 hours Excellent for bronchitis, whoop- spasmodic croup. bronchial u r winter coughs. ° : Pimex is @. highly concentrated com: pound of cen Norway pine extract; combined with’ guaiacol: and is famous the ‘world over for its quick healing affect on the membranes. Beware of substitutes. Ask your druggist for. “214 ounces of. Pinex” with directions and don’t accept anything slse. Guaranteed to give absolute satis- faction or money tefunde . The Pinex .» Ft. Wayne,, Ind. can be obtaihed in about 30 days. If within two years no one comes tor- ward to make a claim that the title is defective it becomes incontestable for all time. In exempting: purchagers of real es- tate from danger of a flaw in the title, the ‘Torrens system creates an insur- ance fund to indemnify others who may suffer.loss through ‘misdescrip- tion, omission or other error in the certificate. “ This fund is provided by the imposi- tion of a tax of a fraction of 1 per cent of the ‘value of the-land at the time the first:certificate‘is granted, in addition to the registration fees. FIRST APPROPRIATION. BILL REPORTED ON BY STANDING COMMITTEE Bill No. 1 Introduced by Walton of Minot, Ordered Reported Back to the House Members of the. appropriations com- A mittee of which.Representative An- thony Walton..of Minot, is chairman, _) met in committee session in the Baker :}rooms over the Bismarck National bank.. late: yesterday afteriioon and :Jordered.a. favorable. report on cmer- -Follow this treatment on rising and retiring fora few days and ‘watch yourskin improve. There: is absolutely “nothing better -’ forthe complexion, hands, and, » Af. for oilet . purposes. gency appropriation bill for the office of the attorney. general. ‘ The bill: was. introduced into the house by Chairman Walton last week and asked that the sum of $6,670 be appropriated to be used between the following’ dates; to-wit; Jan. 2, 1917, to June 30, 191 STATE FEDERATION OF LABOR REAGHES CIT A. W. Bowman of Fargo, Here for Purpose of Getting Labor Laws Introduced Bills to provide for a. workmen's compensation: act and a minimum \} wage. for women and children em- ployed in the factories, department soreness |? eee ie gfe we a ‘Man. is the eternal destroyer and woman, the nurse, must save civil- ization from him, says ‘Mme. Yvette Guilbert, French opera singer and suffragist singing and lecturing in this country, “The present woman,” she says, “must realize that her only indepen- * YVETTE. GUILBERT: dence, only. liberty, only strength, to be’ obtalned at all costs, consists in her option of preventing her off- spring from “being destroyed—in the prevention of war. Women will de- vote 30 years to the making of a man and he willitake 30 seconds for the; killing ‘of a:hundred mon.” Labor, who arrived in the city yester- day afternoon from Fargo. “North Dakota has no labor laws,” stated the federation man. “We want laws .enacted like; in..Minnesota and other states of the Union which pro- vide for the protection of the labor- ers.” Just who will introduco the meas- ures into this legislative session will probably be decided-some time this aftertoon after several conferences with members of the assembly. BELL TELEPHONE CO. ANTICIPATES. GREAT PROGRES I STATE Developing Physical Equipment To Care for Unprecedented Advance —_— “Th Bell Telephone company ‘n- ticipates a marvelous development m North Dakota during the next tive years,” said Rate Expert James A. Little of the North Dakota railroad commission today. “The company is expanding its physical equipment in this state to care. for one of the :nost WILL INSIST UPON SWITCHING EXCHANGE BETWEEN TWO ROADS Senator J. I. Cahill Resents Dis- crimination Against Mil- waukee Points Senator: J. 1 1, who has the honor of representing a county never mentioned in y previous session— the recently ted Grant county— has jugt-one bill which he hopes to see enacted into law. This measure jmpel the establishment of switching Telations be- tween railroads serving the same ter- ritory, ‘eventhough their rivalry may be inténse’ and their tines parallel. Senator Cahill comes from Leith, the Milwaukee line town which put up such a game fight for the Grant county seat. Leith, in common with all other. Milwaukee line points, suf- fers from thée* lack of a switching agreement letween the Northern Pa- cifie and-the Milwaukee. “Machinery from ‘Iargo,” said) Mr. Cahill today, “must come ‘round: by way of Orton- ville and be from.one.to three weeks in transit. Mail’ from Bismarck reaches ‘us three or.four days late, af- unprecedented increases in the his: tory of the northwest.” Conferred at’ Omaha. Enroute. home ‘from Kani last week, Commissioner M._ P. Johnson and “Rate Expert ‘Little with the Vell Telephone Co., which through the medium of subsidiar- ies is gradually establishing a monop- oly of. the :North Dakota telephone business. Ordinarily wherever the Bell has succeeded a small indepen- dent* company, the result has been closer connections, better service and ordinarily a reduced cost to the ub- scriber, Its efforts, therefore, to monopolize Flickertail. wire conversa: tions is not meeting with any decided opposition from any source. Has Careful Surveys. Before the great Belt system. builds ter hayjng: traveled out to ‘Montana and back: We,are unable to buy in fandan and Bis- cl s@ everything must transferred at Elgin or iNew Lei As a résult Mandan and lose the advantage to be gained from trading ‘with these home towns.” THIRD HOUSE TO MEET. The “Third House” will m noon tomorrow for its’ biennial reor- ganization. Mose ‘Rosenzweig of Grand Forks is a ¢andidate for speak- er. Mose was a candidate for this post two years ago, but withdrew at the.<last moment and threw his strength to his opponent, who was this elected. The “Third House,” composed of legislative employes, Will have a membership of 60. An attract- a local exchange its engineers ‘have |iye..program of dinners, dances and provided ‘the company with an accur:|stag.and mixed sessions is being plan- ate survey supposed to indicate the} ned,.and it is anticipated that a “good stores and other similar places and ‘ alsp-regulating the hours of their em- ployment, will be introdticed : at’ this 7}eession-of the: legislature,-is: the belief of A. W. Bowman of Fargo, represent- -{ing. the; North Dakota Federation of aw Taxicab Rates | Effective Tuesday 3" San, 9 1917 To Capital—Ond or-two persons ..::......... ‘ ntiary—Qne or two persons........... $2.00 So. Peniténtiary—Three or four persons ........ To Indian School—One or two persons .. Free by Return Mail pst - card?- “Cuticurs,: Boston.” — Sold try r persons, ile... $20: Country .Work—Five persons, per mile .. . 356 Seven' Passenger Cars—Per mile .........- nae $3.00 an hour running time... All waiting. time -$2,00 per hour. City.driving, 10 blocks or under, 25c‘each. Anything over10 bjdcks, 50c each. : FRED MOYNIER development of that community for at least-a decade to come. It is upon such carefully prepared surveys and the general tread of the times that the corporation bases its assertion that_ North Makota stands on the threshold of its period of greatest progress. The company is banking many thousands of dollars which it is putting into new equipment upon the correctness of its estimates. GOVERNOR INVVITED. Governor Frazier, who is a loyal Woodman, and Mrs. Frazier, promi- nent in Royal \Neighbor activities at Hoople, have been extended special invitations to attend the joint installa- tion of the Bismarck Modern Wood- men and Royal ‘Neighbors at the Pyth- fan hall this evening. The installa- tion will be followed by a banquet, music and dancing. SURVEY REPORT OUT. * The much belated report of North Dakota’s educational survey, compleét- be last spring, reached the capitol to- jay. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR 'RENT—Three-room furnished apartment for light housekeeping. Murphy Apartments, 204 Main St. 1.9-6t WANTEO—Man and wife, on farm. Phone 51. 1-9-5 FOR RENT—Four-room house, fur- nished; 413 Seventh St. Inquire 417 Seventh. 1-9-3t FOR SACE—Ford touring car, 1916 model; better than new. Price, $300. - P. E.. Byrne. 1-9-6t FOR SALE—Soveral good violins. O'Connor's Orchestra. 19.1mo WANTED—Woman solicitor for news = paper canvassing. H, Tribune. 1.-9-tf WANTED—Solicitor for newspaper work. -Give full details of your ex- perience. ‘References required. ‘H, © Tribune. 1-0-4£ SWANTED— Room, board, care, for * two girls, 14 and 15 years “old. (Must “be. in good: fainily and:-close to schools. Write 61, care Tribune. -9-3t 1 FOR SALE—Piano, in. fist class con- dition at: g bargain—See Haney at. Knowles & "Haney. —196t time will be.had by all.” NEW TELEPHONE COMPANY. The Golden ‘West Telephone com- pany, which plans to construct 50 miles of line out of Dodge, Dunn coun- ty, ata. cost. of 00, has filed arti- cles of incorporation in the office of the secretary of state. The ‘ncorpor. ators are: Otto Bauman of Defianee ‘Paulus Peterson.of Dodge, Jesse Har. vey of Defiance, Gottlieb Isaak of Golden Valley, George Weise of Defi- ance, Henry Simpfender of Dodze and ‘Paul (Maxie of Dodge. The capital is fixed at $5,000. AFTER PATENT MEDICINES Dr. E. -F. Ladd,. state chemist, is here from Fargo. for a meeting with the state budget board: and inciden- tally to.pave the..way.for some ‘legis: ee Instead of Worrying about the high cost of liv. ing, just buy a package of GRAPE-NUTS —still sold at the same fair Enjoy a morning dish of this delicious food; and'smile © “cover the fact that. you've Fill Your Leisure Hours with the, Pleasures of a Victrola... The Victrola is your companion and friend when you are: alone, an able entertainer when you have guests. It adds the enjoyment of “going out’’ to the comforts of home. All the best music of the opera, the theatre, the concert, the ball’room, is placed at your command, ready to your mood and your touch. Our terms are easiest. Find out from us how convenient it is to get a Victrola:- $10.00 to $400.00. ae HOSKINS. lation by which he hopes to put pat- | the meeting, engaged a number of in-| Washington. .of, the entent: allies and ent medicines in their proper category and quack remedies out of business. Dr. Ladd's ideas on this subject were outlined in a bulletin published sev- eral weeks ago, and the bill no doubt will carry out the suggestions then made. WATERS ON THE JOB J. R. Waters of Beach officially as- sumed his new duties as state bank examiner today. Mrs. Waters, who is staying at Beach’ to place in order the handsome home which the Water- ses recently built there, will join her husband later. Miss Waters, tho re- maining member of the family, is a student at Northwestern university. Mr. Waters has two vacancies on his staff, but has not made any appoint- ments to date. BLIZZARD INTERFERES. A blizzard interfered with the big meeting which had been planned at Hannaford on Saturday for the reor- Banization of the Hannaford dairy. Deputy Commissioner Stanley, Abbott, who had journeyed to Hannaford for terested parties who were in town in an interesting round-table discussion, however, and it is felt that much good was accomplished. H. C. Puderbaugh of the Equity, who was to have ad- dressed the meeting, also got through the storm and assisted in the discus- sion. * DIPLOMATS NOT _CHUAMY YET (By United Press) Washington, Jan. 9—Discussions of peace haven't reached the stage yet that the belligerent diplomats in Washington are exactly chummy. Hence the president again this year is having two diplomatic dinners in- stead of one—and the first is tonight. Ambassador Jusserand of France, being the dean of the diplomatic corps here, is the guest of honor. Others to be seated about the executive table in the state dining room of the White House. include. representatives in Mother Praises Remedy That Relieved Her Baby Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is a De- pendable Family Laxative. Nearly all the sickness incident to a baby's life is due to constipation, or inaction of the bowels, At the first indication of irregularity in this im- portant function, reliet should be af- forded promptly. A mild laxative should be administered to gently car- Ty off the congested waste and leave the stomach and bowels free to per- form their allotted tasks. Of the various remedies recom- mended to relieve constipation, the combination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin, as prescribed ‘by Dr. W. B, Caldwell and sold in drug stores under the name of Dr. Caldwell’s Syr- up Pepsin, is the most effective. “It contains no opiate or narcotic drug, is pleasant to the taste, mild and gen- tle in action, and quickly brings the desired relicf in an easy, natural man- ner, - Mrs. (©. J. ‘Douglas, Mason, IIL, writes that she cannot say enough in praise’of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a dependable family laxative. Lit- tle Mary Eva had been badly consti- pated. until. they tried Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, which brought the first natural relief the child had had‘‘in two weeks. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is sold in drug-stores everywhere and costs only fifty cents a bottle. To avoid imitations and ineffective substitutes be ‘sure to ask for Dr. Caldwell's Syr- up Pepsin. Dr. Caldwell’s signature and his por- trait appear on the yellow carton in which the bottle.is packed. A trial bottle, free of. charge, can. be. obtain- ed ‘by writing.to. Dr.. W. B. Caldwell, neutral diplomats, together with their wives. Madame Jusserand wil. sit at the president's right and Ambassador Jus- serand at the right of Mrs. Wilson. The Teutonic allies, together with neutrals, will be represented» at the diplomatic dinner next Tuesday even- ing in the White House. Asan Encore. i My little nephew, Howard;-two aud a half years old, had just been taught the evening .prayer, “Now 1 lay me down to sleep, ete.” On coming to the end of it he said, “Now, mamma, let's have another little piece, ‘Little Fishes in the Brook.’"—Cleveland Leader. RECEIPTS ARE LESS Tax receipts are approximately $25,000 les than they were at this time last year, advises State Auditor * Carl Kositzky, who begins to fear:a stringency for. the legislators. The McConkey Com. Co. Want to impress'on the -public that they are always pleased to receive small orders as well as large ones and they take the same pains in putting up, and. deliver- ing small orders as. they do large See that a facsimile of j, 455:'Washington St., “Monticello; Illi- nois. : ones. DON’T HESITATE TO SEND’ THE SMALLEST ORDER HERE ‘We have a small stock left of: Comb Honey, while the lot lasts we make price per comb. ....20¢ Fancy: Full Cream Cheese, Ib.30c Missouri Pippin Apples, box. $1.50 We seldon make any special price but quote regular prices in our ads. PHONE 209 118-6th 8t, COLE i) lew-and Second Hand Store Second Hatid' Clothes Bought: and: ‘sold, Clothes Clean and pressed, Hats Blocked and: Cleaned.- Wi Carry a Line of New,Goods, We: Buy all Kinds of Junk, PHONE 388, HOUSE PHONE.437k’ OPPOSITE MCKENZIE - HOTEL | $$ Gossard Cc orsets At the Old Prices The Gossard Corset Company has annouced that effective January 15th they will increase the prices of their corsets. Gossard models that will soon be sold at .... Gossards that you have worn will retail at . . Gossards in many models—yours probably, soon Gossards that have been great sellers, soon Gossards in standard models _ Saved Money Isn’t that a fair start: for any day?