The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 24, 1926, Page 3

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1926 UNSEASONABLE | ~ COLD DAMAGES). ~ CORN, GRAIN ES Snow, Frost, . Rain and Low Temperatures Add to Sep- tember's Sorry Record Chicago, Sept. 24—()—Snow and. * that nipped fields of unripe) seed corn in Jowa and Minnesota, rain of two to four inches in centaral Ili- nois, a tornado in northern eco and real winter in Montan kota, Wyoming and the Pacific: as west ndded sedey te Benton! b sorry record of weather. At ‘Helena, Mont., thi temperature] i was but six rees above sero, and the whole northern Rocky Mountain region suffered ‘under temperatures lower than any ever recorded theve at this seagen. Snow blanketed most extending moat heavily into Can ish Columb! o from: Winnipeg to Brit- and bringing six inches} t! ern North ool rmorg Gather Seed Co: Farmers bustled to their fh fielag to save some seed corn in pipetted nesota and northern lowa, where steady rains have prevented maturing; of the crop. Albert Lea, Minn., a Cedar Falls, lows, reported visible’ snowfalls. South Dakota also had if snow. wa, Ill, more than four! f rain feil yesterday and last ight, and flood conditions returned to Peru and Bloomington, Ill., with railroad traffic harassed. Ohio counted“a loss of more than $100,000 in Erie and aged coun ties an coproapsuce af a tornado and wren heavy rains... Water spouts were sighted in Brie, but no casualties were rey INCLEMENT weaTnek CAU ad CROP Loss St. ee pt. 24—)—Snow and freezing peratures appeared in parts of Minnesota over night as other parts of the northwest today reported record breaking low Sep- tember temperature: Precipitation was reported gener- ally over Minnesota, with Albert Lea being the first city in the state to report snow this fall. The fall was light and melted rapidly. To Argyle, Crookston, Thief River Falls and Park Rapids, goes the dis- tinction of being the coldest spots in the state. The first thi men- tioned reported 26 above, while Park Rapids had 27. It snowed slightly at hel le City, South Dakota, and Bismarck, \ while temperaturesgenerally hovered below freezing. Kitling frosts were reported at Campbell, Moorhead and Thief River Falls, Minn. . Reports from Ganada‘told of below freezing temperatures in most of the provinces with sogy ‘he provincial ‘agricultural depart- ment estimatedThurdday that farm- ers of Manitoba. suffered a loss of $12,000,000 as a ‘result of inclement weather. In that:province, only 50 per cent of the ‘threshing has been completed. Other parts of the northwest stand to lose considerable mohey on the corn crop and other late’ crops, be- cause of rains and: generally bad weather. DEMPSEY IS NO MATCH FOR ’ CHALLENGER (Contipued from page ing something of his atine Bos threatened ta turn the tide. Such was Tunney's jefense, however. that Dempsey never more than threatened. In only two of the 10 rounds—the six and seventh—was the champion con- ceded rpm an even break by the big: mapority. of critics. jempsey aieobaree none of his famous dash at the start. Whatever Aggressiveness he may have intended was thwarted before the first round ‘was over. Tunney was sure of him- self after the few. first exchanges. From then on he held the wy i erated hand. He nthe, champ blocked and retreated from the ¢! He moved ini swings with battering ram drives to the head and body that ripped the titleholder’s face and weakened his resistance. four to je The challenger punched the cham- ion at least four times for every low he received. In the fow sixth and seventh rounds Dempsey connected with' left swings to the pee - that must have hurt Tunney, but the champion never was able to follow up his advantages. He kept boring in,’ Foie and, ‘bobbing, but his. rea shes were shortlived and usually inettective. Never ded as on able defensive baxer, Dempsey was a aie No more, noless . «but Quaker Oats has'the flavor ll ri ! ge ready target for Tunney’s jabs and hook: ' ! yee WANTS _ Phil aetehian Sept. 24.) —Jeck a joc Dempsey, ‘al, wants anothers fight with vit ‘23-year-old conqueror. When he rushed to the center of the ring} to hth lowed Tenney, he asked for) : < ees "| at anney Dispatches — Los pe les say A. T. Jet Ah J. R. PS Soe oil rators, ing $' for a return fight before Genny 1 1, | ———_—_——— } .TODAY 1 (Continued from page one.) erty must Be destroyed, T The wisdom that rules 10 million suns in space} of nature y planet in| | whisky and that is new and import: hing discouraging) nothing to diminish ;fait! dns hen a ‘amall| child falls it crtes and waits for its father to pick it up. .A grown fi ute ets cP blames himself. and. is ‘Chita ke ages, in calamity, waited’ for their Heavenly Father to pick them uP. and doubted Thin goodness when f i was very painful. The hu- wen race, grown older, wiser, hi ‘rown that, is proud to rely upon for life on a planet so ly safe, in a universe man- etsih with fiers perfect justice. Better a life of struggle and ac-' complishment, in a world with laws the same for all, than the slavish life! of an oriental dream type, relying on some Aladdin's lamp or other device to bring what is needed, Florida will rebuild, forget and go! ahead. George. E.. Brennan, of Chicago, running for the senate as a Demo- crat, is laid up following a serious operation. And that will be worth thousands! of votes to him. Because he cannot take the stump, his wife will speak for him until he leaves the hospital. A quict, retiring! ‘woman, she knows nothing about pol- ities, or speech making. But voters will crowd to hear her. She may only say, “My husband is « good man, a good husband, and 2 good h d with that speech make | more votes than Demosthenes would get if he could come back and do his best. In New | York young dhughter made xpeech in eight words. hope you will all vote for father,” and that! speech was worth more votes than the ————SSS==—=—=_! Man Has Miraculous" Escape Al t campaign | “1 was told by our fam sician that 1 could not. live out an operation, as my liver gall sack were in such a con-dition. y to go to the hospital. , ‘but then I saw the advertisement of Mayr’s, e taking it 1 am feeling like a two-year-old. Iam sure I nev- jer could have survived an ope ‘It is a simple, harmless prepai that removes the arrhal mucus! from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes pra tically all stomach, liver and intest nal ailments. including appendicit: One dose will convince or money re- funded. Sold at all druggist. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE est that Governor Smith himself) Beach and Miami and -of the La! could deliver. Okeechobee, region occa fhe hurri heres POY ni nt its we NOW | The Right Reverend Irving P. John-| dead, 100 injured ‘and roperty ise son, a bishop and editor of the Wit-| of thnresinitaly Tiesoeoe ness, an Episcopalian periodical 110 Dead at lees a. ted va talk about whisky, bette orerphedna het flood er, sex, etc. waters when Lake eechobee burst be crveare for inctax Talatiogs Teieldchr Seah Hee rae eed AAs oll, wi lami an ie imme. ast Meieay eckcorned oa tae gues diate vicinity came next oo ne tion, They made as many drastic| oljwaod Rad ls Hiateyy toed | —_ ake thi: beg us abolish Seaborard Park 9; Ingleside 3 and liquor with equal suecess—which is: Hallandale, Homestead and cree SAE aiid. ile regarding the| ,, Miami officials have extiniated the] youth with a flash of hooch in his| Property losn in the Miami oe pocket, a flapper by his side. and @ wood and Fort Lauderdale each sut-| | vacuum s head, us of- any Im-! fered damage between $26,000,000 and! eee iano again in Mr, Ban! 5AM ond —aemare to ther file’ Denver Post. The vacuum in the Smaller cities has been estimated in young man’s head is indeed an_an-| the millions of dollars. ee Harbor Restoration Big Task Restoration of Minmi’s harbor and refloating of the boats beached by the mountainous waves will be a major task of the next few montns. The disparity in the rates has p duced unjust discriminations against jcertain cities in Minnesot: 7 railroad and warehouse comm brought suit to compel the carr to remove such diseriminations imately 300 craft were es-ito observe the statutory y the Miami committee of maritime affairs to have been destroy- ed or sunk in the harbor, A number were laid high and dry along the bay front, one five-masted schooner rest- ing 50 feet from the water's edge. COURTS HAVE NO POWER OVER srninite ad une ict i FREIGHT RATES : the trial court correctly ru dy} tion, the suit could n tained.” timated since the discriminations comp! 1) of can be avoided only by the modi. | fication of one or both of th (Continued from page one.) ws the carriers advanced their rates to the maximum allowed by the commis- on, now on display at the Sarah) y cient institution. ¢But boys and gir! While divers. searched.” sunken in high school are drinking bootleg wrecks in Biscayne bay at Miami possible bodies, Colonel R. 8. 2 oe of i ey fore ishop Johnson says “sons and Moorehaven, estimate ere inputs of laborin 4 mn are the least 200 more dead there which will! real factors to consi The trou- not be recovered until flood waters’ ble is that the laboring man’s sons have receded. and daughters, able-fortunately to go From Pensacola came word th h school, now that good wages | property loss there will reach $: Igo, unfortunately, come in| 000,000 to shipping alone, and Mob’ ct with the bootleg whisky. It] and other gulf coast sections in the sease that’spreads rapidly. math of the gale are counting their SERUM BEING (eae eee ee scein ten USED AS FAST : AS RECEIVED sacola and no serious injuries ha (Continued from page one. been reported there. 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