The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 11, 1932, Page 8

TACENTS FROM EACH | tn re HIGHWAY DOLLAR IS’ USED FOR BUILDING |. Only 28.75 Went. For Adminis- tration, Engineering, Main- tenance in 1931 ‘New construction of state roads and bridges took 71.25 cents of the North Dakota highway dollar in 1931, while 28.75 cents: went for administration, engineering and maintenance, figures announced Friday by A. D. McKin- non, chief highway engineer, show. The 1931 expenditures totaled $6,- 420,000, of which $4,524,000 was for new construction, $1,298,000 for main- tenance of state highways, $468,000 for administration and engineering, Warns Engineers to Watch Road Weights Because of the approach of the spring break-up, division engineers of the state highway department have been asked to enforce a statute set- ting the maximum load allowable on state highways. Chief Highway Commissioner A. D. McKinnon instructed the engineers to keep a careful watch on the condition of state highways, and authorized them to restrict the weight of vehicles “whenever any highway by reason of deterioration, rain, snow or other climatic conditions will be seriously damaged or destroyed” unless the use of vehicles is prohibited or the permis- sible weights reduced. McKinnon said that during the pe- tiod when frost is going out of the roadbed, it is necessary to prohibit {the use of excessively heavy loaded trucks to save the highways from séer- {ious damage. | Whenever in the judgment of the division engineer, he said, it becomes FREE — FREE — FREE Kiddies — Haye your parents order Empress Coffee from _your grocer today. Bring the empty can to the Paramount Theater Saturday matinee March 12th and you will be admitted free. R. T. GROCERY Robertson & Tullberg, Props. Phone 371 Demonstration and Sale I. G. A. De Luxe Hot Coffee Served All Day Also Sunshine Hydrox Cookies, 80,000 for capitol fire replacements, and $50,000 for large bridges. Of the total highway collection dol- lar from motor vehicle fees and gas taxes in 1931, 54.29 cents went into the state highway fund, 33.24 cents to county highway funds, 4.38 cents for highway administration, 3.13 cents for legislative bridge fund, 1.36 cents for fire replacements, 1.76 cents for mo- tor vehicle administration, 1.24 cents as unapportioned gas tax, and .6-cent for gas tax administration. Collection for 1931 totaled $4,157,-) 448.68, of which $1,799,120.30 was from} motor vehicle fees $2,101.564.87 net gas taxes, $200,000 legislative appro- priation transferred from the bridge! fund, and $56,763.51 from fire replace- | ments. | This collection dollar was distri- buted as follows: | State highway administration $182, 300; fire replacements $56,763.5: tor vehicle administration $73,015; gas tax administration, dedication, $25.- 000; legislative bridge fund $130,000; state highway fund, $2.256,902.67; counties’ highway funds, $1,381,902.- 63; state auditor, gas tax collections, undistributed, $51,564.87. _ Counties receive one cent of the three-cent gasoline tax and about 50 per cent of the motor vehicle license fee: | Queen Pleased With | N. D. Man’s Poetry =e Bowman, N.D., March 11—(>) —C. DeBode, owner of a Bowman o | | jNecessary to limit the welght of ve- " ” ‘a thicles on the state highways in their ‘ ie ar eoeeribes Parvo ara st \Tespective divisions. they should limit 8 + ithe gross I tl , includ- . Lamar Smith, husband of adaugh- | where deemed necessary or expedient, special, per Ib. You will be welcome BEANS, fancy Great Northern, 5 lbs. Smith counter-charged that she threatened him with a pistol. lof peace—a “saint” of the sagebrush country! He had a heart of gold and a, hand of steel; he brought law and order to an unruly city; he became fan outcast to avenge a friend; you never met a man like him before! All of which gives you a rough idea of what a treat is in store for those who crave excitement with their en- tertainment, when “Law and Order,” Universal's drama of the deadliest town on the map and the deadliest shot in the town, comes to the Capi- tol Theatre tonight. Walter Huston is featured in the cast with Harry Carey, Raymond Hatton, Ralph Ince, Russell Hopton and Andy Devine. The action is laid in the Tombstone, Arizona of a generation ago. Used furniture, priced for quick sale, includes parlor sets, dining room scts, breakfast sets, buffets, chairs and rock- ers, library tables, day beds, dressers, rugs, beds and springs. Phone 50. bakery, has received a personal letter from Queen Wilhelmina of Holland, who expressed her ap- preciation of a poem written in her native language by DeBode. The baker, who writes poetry as a side line, wrote the poem a short time ago and sent it to the queen, who was so pleased with the poem that she broadcast it over the radio stations in Holland > eae’ { AT THE MOVIES PARAMOUNT THEATRE While enacting a scene in “The Gay Caballero,” Fox action drama coming today and Saturday to the Paramount Theatre. the question arose as to the realism of the dia- logue and settings to be used in a jail Sequence. Alfred Werker, director. with Pilip Klein and Barry Conners, Screen authors, went into a hasty con- | ference in an effort to iron out the! difficulty. Finally George O'Brien! and Victor McLaglen, who have the leading roles in the film, were asked their opinions. “That's easy.” McLaglen remarked “Weren't any of you ever in jail?” Never having been through such an} experience, the director and authors | were forced to admit the fact. Where- | upon McLagien related an incident that | occurred during his career as Provost | Marshal in Bagdad In the meantime O'Brien remem-! bered the time he was thrown into! prison in China for a minor disturb- | ance created by a shore party from a| ship of the Pacific fleet of which hej ‘was a member. j From the two stories, Werker wasi able to work out « satisfactory scene, | with most of the logue taken di- | rectly from McLaglen’s tale. i CAPITOL THEATRE Gunsmoke was his halo—a six-| shooter his harp—yet he was a man| NEW SHREDDED BISCUIT EXTRA GOOD WITH HOT MILK | Kellogg’s WHOLE WHEAT Biscuits Offer Many Improvements Kellogg’s WHOLE WHEAT Biscuits fare especially delightful with hot milk, And many mothers are taking advantage of this in serving a healthful and most convenient breakfast treat these cold mornings. Before the new Kellogg's WHOLE ‘WHEAT Biscuit was introduced, the Kellogg Company submitted it to the Medical Arts Laboratory of Philadelphia, which found it so rich in food value that every package now carries a certificate. This means that mothers can now know definitely that their children are getting a well-balanced food whenever they serve the new Kel- logg biscuit—extra rich in miner- als, vitamins, proteins. Kellogg’s WHOLE WHEAT Biscuits are “pressu ed” by a special rocess that bakes in the delicious -flavor. At the same time, it retains all the valuable food elements of the ‘whole wheat. The biscuits are much crisper and tastier because they are toasted a tempting brown on both top and bottom—not just one side. They are baked in a more convenient, eco- nomical size. 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