The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 27, 1926, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT We § KILLED IN LOUISIANA HURRICANE Damage to Property Will To- tal Between $5,000,000 and $10,000,000 New Orleans, Aug persons were known to be dead, eral others were missing and esti mates of damage wrought by the tropical hurricane that swept thro: souta+rn Louisia dnesday ranged between fi Wm dollars as new rep storm age reached here today. The fifth death was that of a child who drowned at Schriver. — Thirteen fishermen are missing from the | miles be- | uthern half of | the damage to} e to mount stimated farmers, as | and | pe Fully ‘three-fourths of t damage will be borne by thousands of acres of sugar cu corn were flattened by an hour wind and ma Y were ruined when t ide, whipped by the wind, rose to unsual heights flooding irrigation canals with salt | water. Hundreds of homes and business} houses in the storm area were damaged, many being demolished, Practically every highway was block ed with falling tre BISMARCK 10 MEET PRISON All Stars Anticipate Tough"! Battle and Engage Board- man For Mound Duty The Bismarck ball team will clash with the All Star aggregation penitentiary diamond at 1:45 Sun- day afternoon. Although Bismarck will present ineup, the anticipation sat the penitentiary hey w their hands is aaety evidenced | by the fact that they are to use} Charley Boardman, former big league ; pitcher und reputed among the best in this part of the country. Snyder | will ne the receiving end of the | Pen ery. | In the camp of the Bismarck team it was regarded as a very doubtful game they will play Sunday. The Al Stars are reputed an aggregation 11 players and the prison dia- mond is a severe handicap to players tsi omed ; i) o——__________. At The Movies |; o—__________-~* ELT E THEATRE Picture two men, helpless in a huge iron vat. High above them is a raving maniac manipulating the controls of a giant crane that is swingin a huge ladle filled with molten st swinging it slowly but sure the helpless men in the vat. 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