The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 21, 1920, Page 8

EIGH BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE e WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1920 ia Ba el Scene eb a DISCUSS PLANS FOR NEW WATER SYSTRM NONDAY City Commission Goes Over Re-| port on Plant that Will | Cost $500,000 | NO ACTION WAS TAKEN! Proposed Water Works Would | Havea Capacity of 2,225,000 Gallons ss for the construction of tem complete with an up -date filtrate plant ‘that will funni 2, 00 gallons of pure, clean water and adequate fire protection for Bis- marck were presented to the members of the city commission at their regu- | lar weekly meeting last night, It is estimated that the plant, which will be entirely new, will cost in the neigh horhood of $500,000. The plans were prepared by City Engineer ‘T. R. Atkinson. and his after several weeks investiga- The plans were informally dis. cussed by the commissioners and no definite action will be taken for sev- 0 RET Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the sub- stitute for calomel, act gently on the Lowels and positively do the work. People afflicted with bad breath find stick relief through Dr. Edwards’ Olive The pleasant, sugar-coated tablets are taken for bad breath by all who know them. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets act gen- tly but firmly on the bowels and liver, stimulating them to natural action, clearing the blood and gently purifying the entire system. They do that which dangerous calomel does without any of the bad after effects. All the benefits of nasty, sickening, griping cathartics are derived from i ‘dwards’ Olive Tablets without cTiping, pain or any disagreeable effects. Dr. F. M. Edwards discovered the formula after seventeen years of prac- tice among patients afflicted with bowel and liver complaint, with the attendant bad breath. Olive Tablets are purely a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil; you ill know them by their olive color. ¢ or two every night for a week e the effect. 10c and 25c, plete filtration plant in order to make it clear, free from bacteria and sale for general use. The plans are go laid out that she present water system can be taken at a future date and made a part of the new and independent system, without |necessary land to the city for this eral weeks. The commission has not yet decided whether it will construct an entirely new system or take over | ing intake, suction well and sedimen- all or a part of the present sys tation basins; storage reservoirs and which is owned by the ‘Bismarck | valve chambers, supply mains and dis- Water Supply company. tribution system: Site Selected The site for the intake and filtra tion plant has been recommended the continued use of Mi | south of the present property of the water. This water, the report states,! Bismarck Water Supply company at must be filtered in a modern and com- | a point where the current of the river duplication of supply mains. The new part comprises-filtration plant includ water analyzed, the plan Essex—-A Real Economy Car ~ Essex has all of the light car’s ailvantages of moderate price and ing of gasoline, oil and tires. Built by the makers of the world’s record endurance car; the Hudson Super-Six, Essex staunchness = duces to a minimum the time lost in making adjustments and the cost of repairs. \ Y Essex adjustable radiator shutters assure maximum motor effi- ciency and saving of gasoline in winter and summer. Danger. of overheating is thus obviated and full motor service is obtained in even the coldest, weather. i q Essex is built to last. Therefore it has @ high sale value after long hard service. Learn what true car economy means. See the Essex today and call at our sales rooms and we will demonstrate, even if you do not intend buying now. R. B. LOUBECK MOTOR CO. BISMARCK, N. D. LET EXPERTS EXAMINE YOUR BATTERY Get honest, conscientious service. We will demonstrate to your satisfaction any statement we make: regarding your battery. RELIABLE REPAIRS We are now permitted to use the patented Vesta Impregnated Mats in repairing all makes of Batteries. Let us explain what this means to you, LAHR MOTOR SALES CO. Phone 490. Free inspection and dis- tilled water GOODYEAR SERVICE STATIONS CORWIN MOTOR CO. ° _ ELECTRIC SERVICE & TIRE CO. ‘| quired by the city, The present reser- flows against the bank. This site is pare of the Indian school property and steps have been taken through Congressman George .M. Young to have the government turn over the purpose. The report states: “The capacity of the filtration plant has been fixed at 2,225,000 gallons per day in order to provide for’ some future growth and make it possible during the winter months, when con- sumption is less than one-half the estimated summer consumption, to operate the plant on a single shift of eight hours per day. This capacity is also.necessary, in connection with the reservoir capacity, for fire protec- tion and makes possible the emer- gency ‘operation of the plant in case one filter is out of order.” Items Specified ‘The plans provide for a suction well 40 feet deep’ and 20 feet in dia- neter, an aerator and mixing cham/ rs of the’ vertical ‘banle type, i feed machines, sedimenta- ins, filters, low lift pumps, igh lift pumps, chlor‘nator, chemi val storage plant, office and labora- tory, heating plant, reservoirs and valve chamber, supply mains, distribu- tion system, hydrants, gate valves and other equipment. The total time of travel of the water through, the mixing chamber 1s ¢v minutes and the length of, travel is 2,500 feet, Th water will remain in the sedimentation basins ten hours for settlement and these basins when full will hold 840,000 gallons, | Three rapid sand filters; each with a capaci- ty of 750,000 gallons per day of 24 hours, are provided. The combined capacity of the pumps will be 3,500 gallons per minute at 100 poynds Pressure in the city and 4,009 gallons per minute at 80 pounds pressure. Concrete Reservoirs The reservoirs will be located on a hill approximately 890 feet east of the present reservoirs of the Bismarck Water Supply company, ‘on the prop- erty of the Indian school. The reser- voirs are to be constructed of con- crete with concrete roofs to prevent the grows of algae in the water and will be equipped with baffles so as to give a continuous flow of water chrough the reservoirs. The capaciy of the two reservoirs is 1,600,000 gal- ons. ‘ Two supply mains are provided, one of fourteen inch diameter and_thej other of twelve inch diameter. They will permit the full combined fire low and domesiic consumption of 4,000 gallons per mrinute without re ducing the pressure in the city below 75 pounds per square inch. The report states: “The present intake, suction well, pump house witi its equipment, booster pump house, so-called clarification plant, and vari- ous small buildings and sheds, 'which form a part of the present plant, are inadequate or not suitable for the requirements of a first class water works system and would not be re- voirs, while not in first class condi- tion, are of ample capacity and no additional reservoirg are providéd ‘or in the estimate. The present distri bution system. would be used entirely, but would require additions and rein- forcements.” Seven Contracts » The plans presented by the city en. gineer recommends that the work of constructing the new system be divid ed ingp seven contracts. “In di-lin? the works into contracts,” the” repo:t states as noted above, it is believed the city can ‘save considerable on th?) work as the material can be purchas- ed, 93 cheap ap any contfactor can purchase it and further by divigg the work into small contracts the local contractors can handle much of the work “and therefore at least one third of the cost will be money that will be left at home.” ESSEX SHOWS BIG CAR ROAD TO CITY AFTER. STALLING| Fargo Automobile Dealer Makes Quick Trip Until Reach- ing McKenzie Roads throughout North Dakota were just beginning to get in excel- lent condition’ when the storm “gummed the works,” according to a Fargo automobile dealer, who was in the city,;this week. This dealer came across the state from Fargo as’ far) as|; McKenzie in a heavy car and had lit- tle difficulty in making almost any speed he desired. He left Fargo at 8 o'clock in the morning, stopped an hour and a half en route and‘ reached McKenzie, 19 miles east of Bismarck at 3:30 p. m. Just as he topped the hill pplling into McKenzie he burned out a bearing and found it necessary to phone to Bismarck for a tow. zs R. B. Loubek, local auto dealer, re- —— SSeS ood The all. steel body and its beautiful fin- ish are peculiar to this car, and the one is made possible by * the other. If a wooden frame were used: it ’ would not be practical totap- ply. the enamel which | gives the body its lus- i trous finish. The body is electrically. welded into a unit. Then the * enamel is baked on at a high temperature. Dooce BROTHERS MOTOR CAR M. B. GILMAN CO., ! 212 Main St. Phone 808 PLAYED A LOSING GAME FOR 10 LONG YEARS, HE STATES “I could tell yor » a few words what I think of Tanlac, but I can never get through ng it for what it has done for me,” said J. O. Laud- er, 1427 Dean Avenue, ‘Des Moines, lowa, a few days ago. Mr. Penden 7a been a telegraph operator for ‘hore than twenty years and is now night operator for the R. 1. & P, railroad, Roek Island sta tion, Des Moines. “I have been taking med ten years,” added (Mr, Laude ing to get rid of a case of stomnac trouble. Years ago | realized I was playing a losing game, for | kept get ting worse but did not know what to do to help myself. Until Tanlac ed my stomach up here recently I hadn't enjoyed a good meal in 1 hac become so nervous and able that f to keep the or dinary things of life trom getting me all\upset.and unstrung. I managed to keep at work most of the time, but was very much worried, as I felt, that I was right on the verge of a nérvous breakdown. My sleep did not rest me and work had become-a burden to me. “A few montis ago my wife and | went on a visit down in Missouri ano found her sister so improved that we hardly knew her on first sight. She told us Tanlac did it, so on.our re- turn I got a bottle and, after taking only two doses I began to feel better I am now ‘feeling like a man made new. My appetite is so ravenous that meal-time comes too slow, and I can eat just anything and everything an¢e not have any trouble \from it. My ine | nerves were never better; I'sleep like a baby and’ get up thoroughly rested and ready for work. I feel more grateful than I can find words to, ex press for what Tanlac has done for me, and I am glad of the opportunity to make a statement for what it may be worth to others who are trying to find relief.” Tanlac is sdld in Bismarck by Jos. Breslow in Driscoll by 'N. D. and J. H. Barrette and in Wing by ‘H. ‘P. Homan. Advt, sponded to the call and set a record of which he has a right to be proud, in responding, In less than two hours after the phone message reached his office, he was back in Bismarck, hav- ing gone to McKenzid in an Essex touring car, hooked onto the big car and snaked it in over the hills mak- ing an average of about 30 miles an hour all the way in. The Essex weighs only 2,400 pounds while the big car weighed over 3,400, Why the Cleveland Six is Multiplying Its Friends | We (QSHKOSH B’GoSEy OVERALLS» “They'll Wear You Well, My Boy” Mothers know when things are good. That is why they praise Oshkosh B’Gosh over- alls. 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Thousands ‘of \ vw fe They have never driven behind just such a motor as owners know what a good car it is and they tell their this. The wonders of its pick-up and flexibility are friends. : When You See and Drive the Cleveland Six, You Want It _ dy Touring Car (Five Passengers $1385 Roadster (Three Passengers) $1385 Sedan (Five Passengers) $2195 Coupe (Four Passengers) $2195 { . (Prices F. O. B. Cleveland) \ NORTHWESTERN AUTOMOTIVE CO, Bismarck, N. D._ CLEVELAND AUTOMOBILE COMPANY, CLEVELAND,: OHIO e, ns