The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 24, 1917, Page 8

Fm Cas a SENATE PASSES BILL CREATING A NEW BOARD With Signing of House Bill 168/ North Dakota Will Have a | Highway Commission Re | on INCURABLE INSANITY ae GROUND FOR DIVORCE) Resolution Asks Department of A remarkable feature at the Bis marck Theatre Tonight. Agriculture to Adopt Find- ings of Dr. Ladd Creation of the state highway com- ng of the governor, commissioner of agri- culture and two members to be ap- pointed by the governor, is the result | board. of the passage in the senate Friaay | afternoon of House Bill 168, | The emergency | duced by the committee on highways. clause also carried. The compensation for each member appointed by the governor is $10 a day when sitting as members of the The board is empowered to deter- intro-| mine the character and to have gen- GONE !!! TOO LATE FOR HERPICIDE GOING !! 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Sold Everywhere—Applications at the better barber shops Kewbros, ros E MARK Herpicide LENHART Drug Co., Special Agents GOING! HERPICIDE WILL SAVE IT It is a most de- WHY PAY TWO PRICES FOR DENTAL WORK? a Dr. Sowles at the Union Dental Parlors, is charging a about one half the amount charged at other offices in Bis- Ee marck. a Strictly high grade work is done, and only high grade materials are used for Crown and Bridge work, Plate work, Gold, Porcelain, and Amalgan Fillings. Prices are right for any dental work done. ~ ALL WORK FULLY GUARANTEED. Note the prices below, and compare them with prices of other offices. Gold Crown, best 22K .. eens Best White Crown . No charge for Extracting “When Plates or Bridge Work Are Ordered. a FREE EXAMINATION | Union Dental Parlors Dr. H. 8 SOWLES, Owner BISMARCK, B.D. OVER ORPHEUM THEATRE eral control and supervision of the construction of all roads and bridges. It will reserve out of the state high- way fund, which is created in the } bill, a sufficient sum annually to meet its expenses and to pay the state's portion of the cost. Balance of the fund will be expended in: improving highways and bridges. The cost of maintaining highways will be borne 50 per cent by the state and 50 per cent by the county. All fines and penalties paid for violation of motor vehicle laws will be paid into the state treasury and credited to the state highway fund, $1,000 Salary For Engineer The bill provides that the chief en- igineer will be the secretary of the j state highway commission and will receive a salary of $1,000 per year in addition to his salary as state en- gineer. He will have charge of all records of the commission. The first meeting of the commission will be at the capitol within 30 days after- the taking affect of the law. Following the passage of this Dill came that of House Bill 167, also, in- troduced by the committee on high- ways providing for the creation of a “state highway fund” and that two- thirds of all moneys received in ve- hicle license fee by the secretary of state be paid into this fund, a suf- ficient amount to be returned for the purchase of tags and books of regis- tration. To Railroad Committee. Representative H. A. Mackoff’s bill, known as House Bill 77, and many times amended, requiring railroad companies to.construct cattle-ways, was re-referred to the committee on railroads, A concurrent resolution requesting |that the United States Department of agriculture adopt the. tests of Dr. E. F, Ladd of the state agricultural col- lege as a basis for establishing wheat grades was introduced in the house by Representative Mees. The grades to be established by the department, ! the resolutions declare, are “eminent: ly unreasonable, unfair and unjust for the reason that they impose a penalty upon the producers of wheat in the state. Incurable insanity is made a ground for divorce in the passage of Senate Bill 102, by Representative Nelson of Grand Forks, in the house. It is fur- thermore provided that no divorce shall be granted until it is evidence that said insane person has been af- flicted with insanity for a period of five years, Considerable interest has centered over this bill because of the many attempts made at previous ses- sions of the state legislature to get its passage. Senate Bill No. 46, relating to the ; season for killing game, and amended ‘in various ways, caused a 30-minute | fight in the house, many farmer mem- bers being of the opinion that dogs should not be permitted in the field during the season. The bill was final- ily re-referred to the committee on ‘game and fish. Your visit to the Twin Cities will be more enjoyable if you stop at this {Famous Hostelry. ‘Excellent Cuisine. Hotel Radisson, Minneapolis; 409 Rooms; 275 at $1.50 to $2.50. ! GLASS, I am still at it, cutting and setting all kinds on short notice. Auto glass cut and set from $1.50 up, according to size and thickness. Call on me at 216 4th street for prices. I also handle a line of paints, oils, lead, etc., which 1I am closing out very cheap. Call ,and see me. j—Adv. E. L, FAUNCE. NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS, Sealed bids are requested for the furnishing of 300 tons, more or less, | best lump lignite coal (state analysis) \delivered as required to the several public schools of the city of Bismarck, |N. D., during 1917-18. Right reserved jto reject any or all bids. Bids to be opened at the regular meeting of the board of education in high school Light Four Touring . Roadster’. . Country Club . —lIts Overlands in use now represent a public investment of nearly $400,000,000. During 1917 the public will: buy. Willys-Overland Motor Cars MotorGrs Success Value to You in excess of $180,000,000.00. : All this has been accomplished’ in eight short years by steady, consistent, unswerving, unremitting éffort and steadfast ad- herence to publicly known and approved policies. Such progressive industrial facts should be borne i in mind by you., They should be considered when you buy your next-car..: For any concern that can point to such.a-fecord, must, be 2 pretty safe, sane and satisfactory. house” with which to =~ JUDKE E. 8. PIERCE, PIONEER CITIZEN PASSES. ANY Came to Burleigh County in 1882 .-Was Eighty-Two Years of Age sunieveD BY WIDOW AND ONE SON In the death of ‘Ezra S, Pierce, aged 82, Bismarck has lost one of its old- est and highly respected citizens. Mr. Pierce passed away at 2:45 this morn- - QnQO Every Night For’ Constipation Headache Indigestion etc RANORETH building, Monday, March 12, 1917, RICHARD PENWARDEN, Clerk, ing, at the family home in Fifth.street, after an illness extending over a year. wigs him at the time of death was his ife and granddaughter, Mrs. Leila [see aad Mr. Pierce was born in Saratoga, Y., Nov. 15; 1834. When a young man he went to Pennsylvania, and when the Civil war broke out, joined Company B, 12th regiment of the Pennsylvania cavalry, ‘He served his country through the most trying times of the war and raised ‘himself. to the rank of quartermaster sergeant. Dur- ing his residence in the Keystone state he was married to Lavina A. Hotchkiss of Crawford county, March 10, 1859. In September, 1882, he came to Bur. ‘leigh county, locating on a homestead | « seven miles from Bismarck. He lived there two years, coming to Bismarck, where he has since resided. For many years he was engaged in the contracting business. ‘In politics he was a Republican and for the: last 12 years served his city as justice of the peace. For 0 ver 50 years he has been a member of the Methodist Episcopal church and was one of the charter members of the McCabe church, The deceased was the oldest member of the church board. - During the erec- tion of the new church edifice Mr. Pierce was appointed superintendent, of the work. Mr. Pierce was a great booster for Bismarck and was always interested in the progress of the city. In his younger days he was one of the suc- cessful contractors and builders. Besides the widow he is survived by a son, Luther E. Pierce of Mobridge, S. D, and Philadelphia, Another granddaughter, Miss Bertha Pierce of Philadelphia, survives. 3 Funeral services will not be ‘arrang- The Willys-Overland Company, Toledo, Ohio. Manufacturers of Willys-Knight and Overland Automobiles and Light Commercial Cara “ Made in U. S. A.” usiness. 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The ‘Nether- lands, sailed from Liverpool, Febru- ary 17, and is due here next Tuesday or Wednesday, the American ‘Line an- nounced today She is now presumed to be safely beyond the submarine zone. ,; The Finland is the third American ‘passenger liner .to leave , England “es since the: proélamation of ‘Ger few. submarine warfare, The ‘| were the New York‘and the Philadel- With the Finland’s “arrival, the phia. line entire fleet of the American” ‘| steamships, six in all, will be. agsem- bled in this port for the firgt! time since the Spanish-American war/.The Finland carried 67 firat cabin jjassen- gers, 47 second and 52 thir majority of them are believed't ‘Americans, BP To Cure a Coid In One Day. Take LAXATIVE BROMO. QUI- NINE Tablets, Druggists refund mon- ey if it fails to cure. DB. W. GROVE'S signature. is pr: each box. § 25: For either brain or ee Bakers Coco. Seigepensiserisetoan The time to save is when you have. This holds good with money as well as with other property. 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