The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 6, 1926, Page 8

:. 4 4 Michigan Man Seeks For In- . e fim the Bismarck Tribune. One re- ) west, asking what | other was that which referred to @ *) tour in these parts as a c | PAGE FIGHT } 3 | KUTHOR ASKS formation on Chances of Molestation Alfred Martin i rks iia two © ferred to the safi of touring in the chances there are » Of being unmolested by Indians, The pioneer journey.” Mr, Colwick wants to + of the genuineness of those as he is writing « book and may want to refer to them. HERDS KILLED BY ANTHRAX Jwenty Cattle and Many Hogs Succumb to Disease Near Napoleon sured Cases of anthrax have developed in three herds of cattle near Napoleon, i information received | W. F. Crewe, secre- e livestock sanitary died from the last two weeks ure said to have been fatally affecte Carcasses Burned epidemic whic in that vicinity 15 years ago, time the disease was not identified. Dr, Crewe believes it was anthri since spores of anthrax germs lie dormant in the ground for y then come to the surface und a recurrence of the disease. Carcasses of dead anima been burned, all infected her been quarantined and @ther animals in the vicinity * indications of disease have been treated with anti-anthrax serum, Dr. Crewe said. Young Woman Saved From Death in River Jamestown, N. D., Aug. 6—).— With the announcement that his life is now out of danger from an attack of blood poisoning through an injury received in the rescue, comes the story today of the saving of a young | m drowning on the night | Adelbert Reams, | switchman, here. the swim- any dam on er on that’ ‘evening | when he noticed a woman struggling | in the water. Removing his coat and | shoes, he plunged into the deep pool and reached her as she sank for the third time. She secured a death grip | on him, he broke it and got her ashore and resuscitated, not noticing | that he had injured his foot on some | sharp object in getting ashore. The next day he was taken to Trinity hospital, his limb having be- come seriously infected and swollen. | The name of the woman rescued| ‘wan not secured. PAINTER FALLS 20, FEET Jamestown, N. D., Aug. 6-—().— Alfred Magnuson, a painting contrac- tor of Fargo, was badly bruised in a fall this morning from the Rathman; + building of this city. He fell about 20 feet when a guy wire, which he was climbing, broke. It was thought that he had suffered a broken leg,| but examination showed nothing} \ serious. CONVICTS ARE RECAPTURED Atchison, Kans. Aug. 6—A)— Three prisoners, who escaped Wed- nesday from the disciplinary bar- perilous,| 4 Japan Builds Big (Quaker Oats' by Arch Gregg, city pi and Fred Taylor, speci YOUNGSTAR | LEADS IN GOLF, Lawton, Oklahoma, ! | _Ray Anderson of Grand Forks | Defeats Dr. ROW. | VENTURE MAY brn om BE BIG LOSS Sesquicentennial investors Claim Failure Unless Sua- day Privileges Allowed Mas and V Fargo, N. Anderson, golf cham ta on the |. Pote was one up on | the end of the first nine, the Grand \Forks star winning the eighth and {ninth to trim down an early lead es-; Philadelphia, Aug. 6 — (AP) — tablished by the Fargoan. \ tennial exposition investors! ‘Gets a Birdie of more than $100,000,000! pote won the tenth, lost the le project will be a com-} eleventh and Anderson squared the if i is not permitted’ match on the thirteenth a birdie Sundays, in the opinion three. ped into the cup from for the xesquicentennial; 4 bad 1 rough, 35 yards away i Pote got into trou- | nteenth and lost the | z one over par. They, vightenth with par figures, | putt trimming the cup to; the match, ifr sert in their reply to the 3 The reply i be filed, prob- p today, in the county court at! Harrisburg. | Conforms With Laws Maintaining that no merchand sold on the grounds on Sunday and that no charge is made for the amusements in addition to the cents gate fee, the answer declares that! the operation of the exposition on) ™ is in strict conformity with| laws and that the court; t jurisdiction to compel its i TO DISPLAY TI One of the wonders of present day vatchmaking is to be displayed by; he F. A. Knowles’ jewelry store inj Sund ng Seaplane Tender ff Tokyo. Aug. 6—(AP)—The 17,000; ton Akagi, largest seaplane tender i the Jupunese navy and considered powerful us the Saratoga and 1 ington of the United States na to be put into She will carr; juding torped Four planes can be simultaneously from the! 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