The Bismarck tribune., 1923-01-23
TALCOTT BODY
T0FARG0F FOR
LAST SERVICE
State Legislature and Off.
cials to be Represented
AT Services
TRIBUTEIN NLEGISLATJJRE
Eulogies are Delivered by
Former Colleagues to
Memory of Deceased
TRIBUTEIN LEGISLATURE
FUNERAL WEDNESDAY.

FUNERAL WEDNESDAY.
Fargo, Jan. 23.-Funeral serv-
ices for Frank s Talcott, who
died in Bismarck Monday will he
held in Fargo at the Gethsemane
cathedral at 2:30 O'Clock tomor.
row afternoon. Burial will take
place at te Riverside cemetery
The tribute paid to the memory
OF Frank S. Talcott in the state lep-
'slature yesterday afternoon will be
Joined in by many state officials who
Will attend the funeral services in
Fargo tomorrow, some of whom will
be honorary pall-bearers. The BODY
OF Mr. Talcott was taken to his home
city last night. Several local friends
also left on the train while many
others were at the station to offer
help in handling the last remains.
AS Governor Nestos may not be
+ able to attend the funeral it is like
~ that he will be represented there
by Lieutenant Governor Frank H.
Hyland. Judge A. NJ. Christianson
Will represent the supreme court and
Secretary of State Thomas Hall the
state department. All members of
the board of administration are ex-
pected to attend the last rites.
Prior to the adjournment Of the
senate several Of the senators, in
Guiding j. E. Stevens of Ramsey, AL
fred Steel of Stutsman. and B. F.
Baker of Renville spoke briefly pay
ing tribute to Mr.. Talcott's character.
the chief address being given BIZ
Senator Steel
Three members of the present sem
ate will act as honorary pall-bearers
lhey are Senators Steel, Stevens and |
kreschmar. all of whom served with
Mr.. Talcott in the senate several
years ago. Representatives Twichell,
Watt and Maddox were appoi nted
by Senator Speaker Roy Johnson to
represent the house at the services.
In addition to these the following
former members of the senate. who
served with Mr.. Talcott are to be
asked to be present, J. E. Davis.
Goodrich; H. P. Jacobson, Hettinger;
Wesley Mcdowell, Marion; C. FL
Mudgett, Valley City; ]. M. Hanley,
Mandan; A. T. Kraabel, Trail coun-
ty, and Alex Mcdonald, Emmons
county.
Memorial Resolution. i
The cOncurropt rosol,k:>. 1I
which the senate and house adjourn
ed early this afternoon was present
ed by Senator McLachlin of Cass
county. Its text was as follows:
whereas, it has been athe will g,
he Supreme Master of the Universe
'es s,remove from his, earthly labors
,llri esteemed friend and honoredi
'ltlzen, the Honorable Frank s. Tai )
:ott, a long time resident of the y,
Legislative district of North ,
'akota and an active and useful cit.
zeA-in all matters pertaining to the q
Welfare of the state, and a
whereas, Frank S. Talcott was n
or seven consecutive sessions q r
member of this senate body and dur il
ng said service was actuated BY an
arrest desire to have good and n
,holesome laws enacted, and has in u
nat respect been a valuable asset to e
his state the effect of which will he a
eit by generations yet to come: k
therefore, be it resolved bv tho
enate OF the Eighteenth Legislative g,
ssembly, the House of Representa- q
YES concurrfng therein that both II
ouses do as mark of respect to o
rank 5. Talcott at this time ad- ie
,urn." o.
Passed by Rising Vote. .! .!
The resolution was seconded nv II
enators Stevens, Steel and Baker. 70
I'd passed by rising vote. It was =;
len messaged to the house and ;s
assed there in the same manner. -,
IN seconding the motion for the .
ioption of the resolution Senator =
eel said: II don't suppose there n
anybody present who didn't know
'ank Talcott, and to know him was
like him. Therefore there is prob
iy no one in the senate chamber
day who didn't experience great
cling OF sadness this morning when
was Informed that our friend had
ssed beyond. sg
While he was in this senate cham
r he Occupied the place Of chair !,
IN on the education committee. q
bject in which he always took a
eat deal of interest. I always
ought that his judgment on that ,
eat subject or the subject matters
to that especially was al
US wise. kind and just.
When the motive moved him he
lid be eloquent. He occupied the ,
zee that my friend from Barnes
rank Ployhar), now occupies, and
an in imagination see him rising
m that chair to deliver something
y was, clear cut and to the ipoint.1 :
Far be it from me, Mr.. President.
this time to measure the value Of
human life that has ceased toI !
st; anyone who would attempt to 2
asnre the value Of human life 4
Confined On Psss Thrss) I