The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 17, 1926, Page 2

PAGE TWO JAPANESE AREGAINING | IN STATURE Statistics Show Nipponese| Youths Increasing in | Height and Weight | 4 neti | Tokyo, Aug. 17 (AP) —The Jap) «hese, who rank among the short} ured people of the world, one day » in height with the na-; Toyokichi Kita, Seven Die as Bridge Collapses THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE STORM STOPS | CHANNEL SWHE Miss Lillian Cannon of Balti- more Forced to Quit on Ac- count of; Weather Cape Gris-Nez, France, Aug. 17.— (®) -Miss Lillian Cannon, of Balti- more, failed this morning in her first effort to swim the English Chan- nel. A sudden storm, accompanied by thunder and lightning, with the prospect of still worse weather to! jcome, forced her to quit the water | after having been swimming fortwo hours and 35 minutes, enforcement chief described Rhinow as “one of my best administravo: He declined to discuss the possibil- J. Volstead might be en Khinow’'s position if the latter ity that And man quits. TRAP CATCHES ° BEAVER ALIVE Government Biologist Demon- strates How Animal May. Also Be Easily Tamed Vashington, D. C., int with ‘the| Me Vern Bailey, charge of fur industries, United States stem river, or elsewhere. Beaver used to be numero but be- came extinct and where, the people now want them back in, But for Mr. Bailey's trap, which encloses bes- ver in a wire mesh, half.above water so they can breath, the fish and game department would have been baffled at such a request. r. Bailey surprised everybody by showing how tame the beaver be- comes in a short time. “In five minutes after taking them from the trap, he could handle them like babies,” said Mr. Maurek. “When he set one down and started to walk away, it\followed him like a dog.” With Mr. Bailey on the demonstra- tion trip were H, A. Brown, chief gume warden of Cooperstown, Alfred TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 19% Eastgate, deputy state game and fish ommtsslonet, and Mr. Maurek. “Peas that Please” There's a Natural rich flavor to Bozeman Can-! director of tho| Thunderstorm Approaches sghoul hygiene section ef the depart- | ‘escent OB us grees, niet f a f Miks Cannon took to the water here nent uf cation, from statistics| o'clock this morning and at ept for twenty yeurs of heights and) vhe i idge gt Whitesville, W. Va. It jock was swimming fast two hits | | Seven people were killed and a score m hurt when this bridge gave way at sville, We 4 ‘ . a 4 | Slanted school children, | Seven people were Killed att ning a water carnival when the eable at cne side broke and the fleot of| (ir; out in the channel, headed to- pridge, as shown in the picture, fell to a vertien] position, spilling its occupants into the river below. ; fevertiment of agei- culture, was in Bismarck demonstrat ing a new type of beaver trap per- fected by himself and patented. It is designed to catch a beaver alive. Mr. Bailey caught two from a colony in the Glencoe Lake country and showed them a while in a build- ing on the grounds of the weather station, before taking them to the eastern part of the state. Species Quite Numerous _ Beaver are very numerous in thé FOR D. B20: REN ~abirhee in a ns ning Oo. pens. A notice. - able tenderness that is found only in Peas @rown in the famous ance Hon. Roy Dun Legislature and propri Resort, needed'd goud steho-bi keeper lately. He called‘ott Riv'ole school, Dakota Basiness College, Fargo. Borghild Myregard was sene. Cashier Simonéon of the MercHiants National Bank did likewise, and G. finds boys and girls| wa: i Folkstone, England. At that) = Ri ; pif gl hi — || tin a es ieee me ap-| rei sr and is le! 1 YOu t it . 8 hi. been more marked in the last! 'United Bands Will in mont INdeanen the TeeUltTOHAMS Yue eaiin. lubegiebses adie pea growing ars, Unit ands Wi are being surpassed, This fact Gain After Twelfth Y. | ‘ | 18 igen demonstrated plainly by. fin GALLATIN VALLEY the 1900-1920 period. b Give Last Concerts \ Ite net only Ge brand of Peas 1 storm broke, and with it came heavy | yy ven years showed no gai keas. The experts onthe boat fol- | lowing the swimmer ordered her out but those of eight to elever of the water. She demurred, saying ees 6 enon pained ana e of one ten! “fifth of an inch, A stea ¢ in average stature ber th dy an the concerts of Thursday and desired to keep at her task. inaly, when told that it would be useless’ for her to go on, she came western part of the state, according! to Burnie W. Maurek, state warden, who was with him. E. Rued was added to the bank’s force, making 10 D. B.C. émployes. game that counte—it’s the size too * ‘Suddenly around 3:30 o'clock, the ing ys in 3 | Members of the Mandan and Bis- im bands had a very satisfactory | joint rehearsal last night in prepara- hts this week. owing program was drawn joi rts: % by Sousa. Morning, Noon and | {Night in Vienna,” by Suppe. | {Fox Trot, “Don’t Wake Me Up,” by ne and Bauer. altz, “Jolly Fi Clarinet Sole, |“ by request Ballot tof the water. As they are protected by Jaw, it nr Ais — oU\fies Cannon pians t is necessary for the state gume “‘Dakotans’” are better trs ' attempt within a few gig to a the beavers Shaner actual business is practiced. i" Ere SEENTe is foun ey are doing damage| _; tadl - RHINOW NOT TO QUIT to property, ‘They are placed where Fight unobtainable elsewhere. ) rocers———— Washington, Aug. 17--(@)--General| they are desired. Mr. Maurek in-| Watch eachweek. i ¥ ‘ Ny Andrews said today he did not ex- dicated that the whole colony, where id " D> rll eae onien ape: pre ceSStul” Sept! 18) the two were caught, is to be tak Fi Rerdid ps trator at aul, sa e taker Watkins,’ Pres.; font “SE, 6 d to the eastern part of to the contrar; he James or Pi ached twelve years. ‘The | fe was two of an inch and sixteen was seven tenths. Youths of seventeen ity showed slightly small in- | Fargo School Only One of Kind in N. The Harrison Auto-Tractor ‘and Power Electrical School of Fargo, is the only school of its kind in North .| Dakota, The school which was start- ed in 1918, has had more than 5,000 farmer students from this state, ad- joining states and Canada, Instruction is given by real prac- tical training, and students may en- roll without any special education, There are 28 instructors on the staff. The school building covers one acre of ground. ‘ August Hanson, the president, was branch age for the J. I. Case Threshing Machine company fot eighteen years and has a wide ac- quaintance among implement dealers throughout the northwest. WILTON RESIDENT DIES Wilton——Charles M. Elsberg, 69, who died last Friday in 9 Bismarck hospital, was buried Sunday from the Wilton Presbyterian' church. Mr. Elsberg had been a resident of Wilton for 20 years and was well known here. He was survived by his wife, five daughters and a sister. Quaker Oats. | “stands by” you through the morning That’s why millions start Checking of Persons Diare-| garding Signs Has Good | Effect Also increase in girls’ sta- :. Girls from seven} gained from one to three | of am inch, At the age of} hirteen the gain leaped to three Increased interest in highway) safety as the result of widespreadt publicity given the subject by North , of an inch and increased| Dakota newspapers, is having the d ily until it reached # full inch| sired result, according to an analysis, Rossin he age of nineteen. {of grade crossing: accidents made by| . Sele: uticeable Among Women | May Hardng, member of the state, come. The increase in the stature of! railroud board. March, “On young students, particularly female! Although ithe total nuniver of acci-; Thursday's j is remarkable,” said Mr.|dents jumped during the first six. marck and Fri there are many factors that| months of 1926 as compared with the, be the last app for this increase, but a vast| first six months of 1925, a marked, tos for some tim {tn the mode of living has| improvement has been shown since) Chicago next week. ly responsible. the state conference in April and the alph Law, who is directing the interesting to note that) following publicity. {joint concerts this week, is going students in the city gained more in, “It is a case where constant ham-|on a tour with his orchestra to the ‘Were stature than those in the|mering ix necessary,” said Hurding,) West Coast early next month, and country. This shows that students|*The newspapers have cooperated] this will be his last appearance for who enjoyed modern methods of 1 splendidly and to them is due much| some time in connection with the i greater increase in|of the credit for the fine showing, band. mtade since April. If we can bring udents did not| home to every automobile driver that *. ‘ny vigorous] safety. is'a perwonall matter we ai Summer Business ical s fe fe of eriti-; have done mu to reduce the num-; physieal exercises for fear of d 0 ° Shows Up Strong from from La ‘aba, as beingt unwomantly,, { The | ber of accide % , m change-ef conditions in social life| “If every auto pobile driver in the more tside ea self Usolight) Rach weel’s réports bring out more hee and athletic games have be-|get killed at this crossing if 1 Om’ clearly the fac sionenipeed | tees popular among girl students.” | not ‘ful’ there wouldn't be one clearly the fact that business, as a “Stop” Signs Help _ {mer in an unusually strong po: i- | The installation of “stop” signs ‘The situation is, indeed, quite and the cooperation of the railroad! ant respects. In no other year at {ficials with the state board in’ this time have some of the major BE RED Dis: ‘aiso, has had a good effect,! activity and vitality that appears 2 j Harding said inow, and general trade should gain SH 5 to persons reported to have of the fall season. Such unsatis- d the stop signs us jy have! factory phases exist are over- even from persons who protest that’ and confidence, which had lessened the person reporting them was mis j quarters earlier in the year, f rreeyt more activities outside ‘the | stute were to vay to himself 1 might ular among girl viade. croekings axciuantie 9oe.” whole, is passing through the sum- king up on persons violating the, industries shown the same degree of Letters written by the railroad, further in vigor with the approach eli ine Siplimentary. “response shadowed by the favorable aspects, taken. 3 now increasing. The prospect = Gompanies Announced Records of the railroad board show! vests of such tial that only three out of a total of 13 at and cotton, i ‘ ¥ A F aceidents have vecurred since May 1. ent aie eet ey their days in this way . 4 In two of these persons were struck” prom augury, and th an Strain and in the other movOr-, Gther elements that give Meobeoek | J *O feel right through the morn- ing, you must have well-bal- ist drove into the side of a train.' pectations of contin fo The three accidents resulted in tWO, expansion, pedivcommers dan cctaplete food at breasts records, with| At_ most other meals—that sai| valuation telegraph nies in the fixed by $ H. H. Thoresen at § ks than last year. Daly: one of the companies ‘din this classification shows an regse in comparision with lasts J one of the nine is listed funet.” It now is rolls altogether. is the Wahpeton-Breck- ot Railway Company, val-{ : ar at $4,800, Its pass-| ty IS that 30 ed here to be the result |) keen competition by motor of express, and street eon T fatalities and one injury. |. Current statistical : Drive Tato, Train eptions, afford proof of | luncheon and at dinner—you usually ine, in ane ieee oe notably | get that kind of food. o railroad freight traffic and the 2 i aerate ani Bi at breakfast the great dittary | ‘| producer, the lat-| Mistake is most often made—a aii ter the first 3 , being | Tied meal, often badly chosen, prominent fea The great steel] Thus Quaker Oats, containing - industry is d by an absence] 16% protein, food's great tissue of customary midsummer let-down,! builder, 58% carbohydrate, its.great ener element, plus all-important vitamines and the “bulk” that makes except for such relaxation as has been caused by hot weather,-and the laxatives seldom needed, is the die- tetic urge of the world tc prosperity of the automobile tradé Tt is food that “stands by” you Ae holding their) “Ch BON 2 still attracts attention, Complaints; The following table shows a com-| of dull business come from some through the morning. Food that should start every breakfast in your: ch being listed at Fa crete. tine Pete parison of grade crossing accidents) channels now some prices remains home. "| An- as reported for the first six months rk ; ‘i firs months! relatively low, but in the main, condi- and the first six months of tigns ure distinctly encouraging, and) Don't deny yourself the natural stimulation this rich food offers. Get Quaker Oats today. Grocers have two kinds: Quick Quaker, which cooks in 3 to 5 minutes, and- Quaker Oats. Me One of the by a person 2 of a train, y, Hurding points ent of all ace ings is caused into the sides dents are respon: : 24 per cent of all inj ri Hh Fargo, U0, for, 24 per cent of all injuri signifi S ot ewn, however, 48, i . “ Per cent of c&the-railroad proper. = May Offer Objections ntatives of the various céppanies are expected to appear be- fore the state tax equalization board + usargow and nrecent anv objections they as have to the tentative valua- ene tugn, 4f no objections are made or sugtained the tentative valuaticn “4 by Thoresen is expected to ptand.. Ss : teenewing is the tentative valua- tion of the various companies listed far hearing Tuesday: ‘Amerifan railway Ex- press Co. $ 992,711 wig eee’ new enjoyment to millions ae ese system included in R. ama No OTHER cigarette made is fast on quality. Camels are rolled Camel. No other cigarette is held And these finest tobaccos are given in favor by so many millions of a blending found in no other ciga- pps ra ee. The exchange of Camels between Camels will be a smoke revelation Tit thet of eb : strangers is a friendly introduction to you, for they never tire the taste, Grand Forks Street Ri SE, em 393 HAIL CLAIMS . Teal of all accidents Total number fatatities Total number injuries ‘ Vehicles struck by train... Vehicles striking train..... —— i 5, Quy 393 losses. were reported to 1) @Btate hail insurance rument curing the week ending at 6, ‘county with 56 ‘was closely d by McLean county with 55. er ties reporting more ‘than 10s§gsses were Benson 98, Burleigh vide 17, Eddy 21, Pierge 15, in 58, Stark 11 ‘and tote! Are you being bored to:dea ‘OSQUITO torture is quickly M ended if you keep a can of Fiit handy. Flt’ spray clears your home in a few minutes of files and mos- quitoes, It is clean, safe and easy to use, Roos ‘number of claims re~ to the department ‘tis year |- 3 7,853. 56m ~y RENT—The store ; basement at 212% by Sept. 16th. 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