The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 10, 1919, Page 8

i ‘highways at the last general election. G00D ROADS GIVEN BOOST AT LEAGUE MEET Townley Appears for First Time in Five Minute Address to Bismarckers BRINTON TALKS FINANCE State Bank Workings Superfi- cially Touched Upon by Former Beach Promoter i One of the finest bits of film Bis- | marck has had the pleasure of seeing was the Illinois good road _ picture, | used in the Sucker state in carrying | a $60,000,000 bond issue for better and exhidited at the Auditorium on Saturday evening by the North Dakota} highway commission. The film wa sent here through a mistake, which proved a very fortunate one. The film, with its titles and insets, is one of the best preachments for good roads that could be imagined. Illinois gumbo is much similar to the; North Dakota variety. Its “natural”! roads, as exhibited in this film, great- ly resemble North Dakota’s common dirt highways, and the transportation | possibilities of real, hard-surfaced | roads, as disclosed by this film | revelation which set the leg: and others who composed the ¢ audience, thinking. along construc! lines. e | Kauliuss Explains i J. W. Kaulfuss, assistant secretary j of the state highway commission, gave | § a brief talkon good roads before the film was shown. He told the import-; ant part that good highways and motor | trucks had player in the allied victory. on the west front, He detailed North Dakota's. needs, and the plans which the state highway commission has made for cooperation with the federal bureau of roads, which will, if the Bankhead amendment to the federal post roads bill now under considera- tion in the United States senate car- ries, having $4,000,000 to invest in bet- ter North Dakota highways before July 1, 1921. Kaulfuss said that the state highway commission’s system embraces now more than 4,000 miles of the 64,000 miles of public roads in North Dakota, and that the problem of road con- struction is one which must,be met ‘by ‘every county and every township. The construction of trunk-line roads will call for the building of feeders, and communities will develop largely as they meet this need. be Frasier ‘at. Home il nuMhe state council:of defense showed an-exvellent bitcof motion photography from the ‘stadios'of the Publicity Film Co.’ of! Bismarck, showing Governor Frazier‘at home on his big farm near Hoople, and visiting ’round among his neighbors. For propaganda purposes this film will doubtless prove very valuablesto ‘the league. And aside from tha possesses: intrinsic merit through the (fact, thatcit ‘shows. inj:a mast>attractive form: the agricultural possibilities that.can ;be successfully | < developed* in North: Dakota. The blooded* ‘herds of cattle with . their beautiful backgrounds: of foliage,, the wide sweeps of ripened grain, the harvesting and the comfortable home- like farm homesteads all made a most favorable impression. The picture did ; presided. not suffer in any respect in compari- son with the more elaborate Illinois film. From the Publicity Film Co. studios also came a picture of the passing wild life of the west, scenes shot on the great Burnstad ranches near Pol- lock, S. D., and on the Sioux county side of the Missouri, in our own state. Native Dakotans were shown in do- mestic life, in tribal ceremonials and in the enjoyment of aboriginal sports and customs. One reel was devoted to the recent Sioux county fair at Fort Yates, in which a patriotic note was injected through Red Cross pow-wows, memorials in honor of young men of the tribe who were serving their coun- try overseas, and through the wafting from in front of each council tent of service banners and Red Cross flags. Stalr Presides L. L, Stair, speaker of the house, The speakers included of the interest W. Brinton, who which Big Busine: s taking in the Bank of North Dakota. It s M Brinton’s first appearance as es financial expert, although he has served the organization in many other capacities. He complimented the city on the po: i sion of its municipal audi- n of the mu- on, and when ht which has its splendid | “Flu” building. | campaign for the erec nicipal auditorium y ne Tribune led the given the capital ci of Commerc rum and G said comparatively little about the in-} ner workings of the Bank of North Dakota, and evidenced no great famil- jarity with the provisions of the act! creating this institution. He left the impression that the Bank of North Da- | kota must be a good thing for the} farmer because Big Business and Mil- | lionaire Bankers endorsed the propo- ion. For the first time he made a' stinction between Big Business in North Dakota and the Chamber of Commerce of Minneapolis.. He did not explain when this divorcement | took, place in the league mind. He indulged freely in personalities which obtained for him feeble applause from league ranks, Townley’s Talk Townley’s talk was devoted largely | to himself, a subject in which he as- sumed his audience to be much inter- ested. He invited the people to sur- vey him and generously accorded them this privilege for about five min- MOTHER'S FRIEND FOR Expectant Mothers _YRELIEVES STRAIN Hat the world shut out ang me shutin | Af sAEEL DALLO) Te Sanutacrurad by WERTHEIMER BROS. BALTIMORE, MD. ~— wee SS LAC ‘of protection. We'll fix you out from cellar to garret—every room in the house needs specialized attention. And we have the know-how and the where- with that means 100 per cent efficiency. < Confer with us. Years of schooled experience enables us to evade the pitfalls of doubtful prac- tice. Our skill and science are at your beck and “GRIP, INFLUENZA He endorsed | da progressive | | Vesta’ Batteries, Federal. Tires STOP The Leaks Put your plumbing in order—as a means of safety, as a method of sanitation, as a measure BISMARCK utes. He referred briefly to his bank- Tuptcy, but said little of the league’s economic program or of. plans for the state future. _ Hig time to speak did not come un- til after 11 o'clock, Brinton having taken up an hour or so with his ramb- ling discourse, and the Big Chief begged off both on the score of the lateness of the hour and because he had a cold. i Principally Leaguers, The body of the house was occupied principally by leaguers. Minority members of the legislature’ and, town- folk, were, however, well represented. Senator Carol D. King sang “Silver Threads Among the’Gold,” and Sena- tor A. A. Liederbach presided as mas- ter/of ceremonies. Carney Coal Phone 94 'O. E. Anderson Lbr. Co. 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