The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 15, 1927, Page 3

FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1927 PART OF STATE IN DANGER OF : FLOOD WATERS, (Continued from page one) river and threatening a number of important state bridges were dyna-| mited yesterday while at other points, channels are being cut in an effort to divert part of the water. River banks have already started to cave in and much valuable farm land has washed away. FLOOD WATERS RUSH TOWARD NEW ORLEANS Memphis, Tenn. April 15—(?)— While the Mississippi and its tribu- taries continued to stretch their! powerful arms over the lowlands to- day, more rain was in prospect to Jirenessen the grip and far down the! Mississippi came a forecast of a rec- ord flood stage. From Cairo, Illi-| nois, to New Orleans, the great river! and th¢ streams in Oklahoma, Ark ansas and western Tennessee only were overspreading man-made! barriers, but were sending a towards New Orleans that the w er bureau predicted would reach to 23.2 feet, or more than a foot) higher than the memorable flood of 1922, | In the states whose watersheds feed the angry streams, today's fore- casts were generally for more rain, At Alexandria, La., 6.24 inches had fallen in 24 hours, , Dyke Gives Way At Columbus, th yesterday, foreing its inhal higher land, save for three families took refugee in upper floo cir homes and refused to leave. Hickman, Ky. a few miles further south, had six feet of water in its| P I business street and refu-| Hees poured out of the bottom lands. Hundreds worked to strengthen the rvees there, In Arkansas three new breaks were reported today, one at Big Lake, and a double break on the St. Francis river near Truman which threatened to overflow that town and Wenona, he Arkansas river, alre: ‘ages throughout — ern ortheastern Oklahoma ported broken at works plant spend operations today but oir supply bi ficient for five ime it is hoped t ¢ at Fort Smith. — NEBRASKA STORMS ARE ABATING TODAY Omaha, April 15.—(@)—While the eavy a snow storms which gripped Nebraska for the last a general demora » had generally ch ed today, many ‘sections of the faced seripus flood conditions. The flood menace was centered largely in the northe: central parts of the lebraska, andle region, had of slush, igging out” from wet, soggy snow this morning, in antage of the elemen- ite in several day. ins were getting back to sched- . air mail schedules were normal again and some of the smaller towns broke through their isolation for the first time in two days, While scores of cattle perished from exposure in western Nebraska, the heavy snowfall, which ranged} from two to five feet in falls and| drifts, was regarded as beneficial. That region ordinarily is dry, but now the sub-soil is soaked plentifully, CREWS WORK HARD TO REPAIR LEVEE BREAKS . New Orleans, April 15.—(#)-—Crews were brought ‘into action today at Plaquemine, Burnside, College Point, Donaldsonville and Giesmar_ rein- forcing wenk spots developing in the levees as the Mississippi river con- tinues its rise to a forecast record- breaking crest. * Caving of the levees above and be- Jow Plaquemine caused excitement for g time but workmen sand-bagged the holes in time to prevent a serious break at either point. Plaquemine’ is about 70 miles above New Orleans. Other levees in the neighborhood were reported in. good condition. Buz Tents Co, - ; ismarck’s Dental Clinie Specialize in Plates, Bridgework, Extraction. Prices Reasonable. Lucan Block 5-7 Phone 281 REFUSE IMITATIONS— Get GENUINE UAKE OaTs No other brand in the world has their creamy deliciousness—world- famous QUAKER FLAVOR BETTER THAN DOUBLE DUICH MALT SYRUP | RED SUN PRODUCTS CC. CHICAGO. 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