The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 31, 1922, Page 8

- year, use the roadg outside his own PAGE EIGHT HIGHWAY BODY MAKES ANSWER TO OPPONENTS ’ Declares That it Has Been Mis- represented by County Com- mission, Grand Forks Co. CITES MONEY NOW SPENT, Florence Webster, of Fargo, Is Appointed to Place The ‘North Dakota Good Roads As- sociation today issued a formal state- ment answering statements made by. J, R. Poupore, county commissioner. of Grand Forks county, which the as- sociation said was an attack upon its program, the state highway commis- sion administration and the asgoca- tion. Mr. Poupore hag misrepresented the associaation in charging that the associataion intended to bond the state to build roads and advocated a system of concrete roads across thé state. The statement was mailed to all county commissioners in the state and to representatives of the asso- ciation. Says Money Wanted It says in part:. “The State of North Dakota in the past ten years, leaving out entirely the} State and Federal roads, has spent $35,000,000.00 on its highways and has. built less than 3,500 miles of ‘perma- -nent roads, and if*guch tétics‘are fol- lowed’ iw. biiilding ‘& 'Btate' system of roads ¢omprising about 6,000 miles, it is reasonable to compute that it will cost the State at least $50,000,000.00 to build the proposed sysetem and will tas at least ten years to complete} t. “Under our plan we can complete the entire State System of about 6,000 miles in ‘legs' than five years and at a cost of legs. than $10,000,000.00. This looks toug''that it means not only a saving of $40,000,000.00 to the people of our State, but it means also the completion of about 5,000 miles of “honest to God” highways in less than five years. i . “To ‘be sure, Mr. Poupore and other County Commissioners would lose their jurisdiction over the State sys- tem of roads in their county, but the benefit to the State at large and the|’ saving to the tax payers would be so great that it should more than com- pensate the Commissioners for the joss of supervision ..over the trunk voadg in their county and it would’ at the same time permit’ them to give their entire attention to the builaing ot their county systems of highways. |i. The time ‘is here when the State at large is interested, and has a ;right to be, in the roads. There is scarcely a citizen fn the state of North Dakota Who doesqnot, at some time during the county and he has a right to ‘expect that wherever he may ‘go that he may travel on in safety, comfort and with but small expense.” NO FORKS LABOR OFFICE Grand Forks, N. 'D., March 31.—No labor office will be established in this city this spring acaording to informa- tion received from Mrs. Minnie Bowe, superintendent of the federal and state employment bureau at Fargo. Offices of this nature, however, will be opened’at Grand Forks, Minot. and Lift Off with Fingers ‘Doesn't: hurt a bit!’ ' Drop a little “Freegone” on an: achfiig corn, in- stantly‘thit ‘orn ‘stop# hurting, ‘then shortly you litt it right’ Off with’ tin- gers. Truly! Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of “Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and ‘the calluses, without sorencss or irrita- * tion. i We Have Experienced Men Perfect Equipment To Move your furniture anywhere. ‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Bismartk, just pnior to the harvest season. In the meantime the labor situation in‘ this county will be handled so far as possible through the county farm: bureau agent at the courthouse. . WIRELESS PHONE IS INSTALLED B. K. Skeels Receives Apparatus For Receiving B, K, Skeels has installed the first wireless telephone receiving set in Bismarck in his.place of business on Broadway. (Because of a probable weakness in a part of the apparatus it has not yet worked to perfection, and new parts have been sent for, The apparatus has, howeyer, receiv- ed strains of music from Denver, Col- orado, and hag also received wireless telegraph messages. The apparatus is extremely sensitive: The “tuner dial” is graduated to one-sixteenth of an inch, Mr. Skeels expects soon to be able to hear concerts played in Pittsburg, Chicago and other cities, to get base- ball and market news and other news and entertainment, Expert Shoe Fitting by our Practipedist. “The Men’s Clothes Shop.” Alex. Rosen & Bro. : The ratio of the quality and appearance to the cost is what makes the $5.00 price 00 of the new Lanpher if hat look so attractive The SKINNER $4.00 A hat that is deservedly popular The. JACKSON $3.00- Right up to the minute in style, THE TIME IS SHORT KLEIN GATHER FORCE ATU. 8, OFFICE FOR SEED LOANS Allocation of the Money to Begin Speedily, According to Warburton Grand Forks, N. D.; March 31.—Al- location of the federal stee] loan will!’ speedily be begun by C. W. ‘Warbur- ton of Washington, D, C., who is in charge of the Grand Forks office es- tablished for distribution of the $1,- 500,000 fund, The full force of clerks started work this week sorting the early applications and classifying them. Due to the fact that this year’s| appropriation is $500,000 less than a year ago, only the neediest cases will be cared for according to Mr. Warbur- ton who believes he has the work well enough in hand to insure the placing of funds in the hands of the farmers Yn plenty of time for the spring seed- ing. It is expected’ that the major por- tion of the money will go to the drought-stricken area in the southwest- ern section of the state, 'N. A, Olson has arrived from Wash-, ington, D..C.. to work with Mr. War- burton who is in charge of the gov- ernment’s seed loan office in the fed- eral building. Mr, Olson who will eventually take over Mr. Warburton’s work made a survey of the drovght- stricken area last.summer. | Mr, ‘Warburton was in Minot -this week wheré\he.beld a conference with county agents in regard to farm- ing conditions ik the northwestern sec- tion of the stata, He instructed the agents regarding\the making of ap- plications for portions of the $1,500,- 000 federal seed Hea fund, | Another lot of app) ication blanks is expected to arriye here. \These papers will immediately be sent but to county agents, county. auditors, bankers and elevators in order to expqdite the fil- ing. of. applications, Nice ‘Blanks on which applications may. be made have-not yet reached Bismarck. SATU VAL To insure having your made-to- measure Easter Suit, place your order on on before APRIL — 6th .Come earlier if possible. My Credit Plan—“Pay as you wear” is making a HIT with my trade. - Ask A it. OPEN EVENINGS KLEIN. Fine Tailoring. PAIN’ Broadway. & 5th. 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