The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 5, 1927, Page 3

4 THURSDAY, MAY 5.1097 Radio Will Help Nye Advocates ; in Relief Work Missouri Diversion _ ‘Of Flooded Area| as Prevention Means| pr rset Baton Rouge, La. ius 5—(P)— ci Q 9 tay G- r ‘ontinved from one) | 700. faite th odie ied fae, ihe radio| to every member of ansas in) Mis- | FOUR ROOM bungalow, brand new, work in flooded Leulsigns n@ Tesehe| sissippi states. In it I have called| built im ice box, electric rare and ‘A tiketoet: EES ameaL. a their attention to the opportunity of | other built in features, oak fioors, PM he nade ava bee holy water diversion and to the proposed| built for a-home, one of the best Sick mii yiver boats which | Missouri diversion project. This I| built small homes in’ the city, at concentrated "on the Mirae rept te| shall expect to follow up with litera-| Jess than cost, $3,950, : fine nt are Sg i rs issippi to! ture concerning the proposal fast| FIVE ROOM bungalow, new, ~fire mg rerugees to safety, is to be! as facts in connection with it be) place, stationary tubs, basement| developed, to the end that members of | garage, well built, $5,800, | congress may be conversant with FOUR ROOM cottage with 5 acres of | facts and opportunity when the ef-|* ground, chicken house, etc, well, fort is made to include the project) $3, FOUR ROOM btngalow, spick and Too Late To Classify ‘ FOR SALE’ SIX ROOM house)! all’ ntodern, A condition, close in, corner lot, plen- ty of room for another house, nice | lawn. and trees, reasonable at! equipped with wirelpss apparatus so its movements can be directed from Baton Rouge over the water wastes of the unindated countryside when- | ever a call: for help is made. in the gigantic scheme certain to be Lite! pont lertaken to save the lower! span, basement garage, fine neigh-| The H REQUEST FOR BIDs, DEPART-| Mis ppl region another terrible} borhood, electric range, many buil eae MENT OF STATE HIGHWAYS. | and costly flood. in features, cheap at $4,300. wit Sealed proposals will be received SIX ROOM bungatow, brand new, Black Powder Bomb Damages Factory Chicago, May 5.—(#)—Another of the series of black powder bombings which have occurred here during the past fortnight, shattered windows in & score of buildings near the build- hy the North Dakota State Highway Commission at its offige in the State Capitol, Bismarck, North Da- kot il 10:00 o'clock a. m, May 7, for the following equips close in, very reasonable terms can be given at $5,900. BUILDING LOTS; Hundreds of them in all parts of the city at all sorts of prices and terms. NO AGENT has every house and lot for sale on his list but if what you want is for sale I will get it for you. JUDGING BY the scores of letters 1 negro eral tl or 60 Horse-power, Crawl- | er type tractor, with | smooth + track, f. o. b, Jamestown, North with troubl blade grader, By , left blade oxtension,| ing of the De Fries company, distrib- am getting from agents and individ. and back sloper. . Weight 7,506 i r . oe : iis whit oGh Roe: ¢.\0c ie kamiens | MARES Of soft drinks, Inte lant night.| Cats im other states North Dakota volley North Dakota. nn on a. Window sill at the De Fries plant. Damage was estimated at $500. Police have eee of no motive to cause the at- tack. State-owned Autos to Carry Insurance’ ; yee glee : Decision to carry liability insur- ance on all its automobiles; and will this year see the start of the biggest land movement it has ever known, Take the advice of one who knows and BUY NOW. INSURANCE; fire, tornado, automo- bile in-good, old reliable companies. DO YOUR reat estate business with the busiest dealer inthe city. | Stewa F. E, YOUNG, aS complete description of each article of equipment, the price thereof, in- cluding transportation charges to of delivery, and the terms of ach bid shall be accoms bidder's bond in full ontract and a certified bidder tn an amount e per cent of his bid. p award of a contract, the The YOUNG LADY stenographer desi bidder shall turnivh aj trucks has been made by the state] a roommate. A large, pleasai » | wil spond In the full amount of! highway commission, nicely furnished room Ie. bent, part ane act. State-owned vehicles are as linble| of city. Reasonable rate. Write office Ene Pa nt UN A lab 4 to participation in accidents as any| Tribune Ad, No. 87. others and in case some one is in- bids. All proposals must be addressed |jured he would be without recourse | TOR RENT—Room in modern house. to the Department of Stute Migh-| since th®re is no legal‘ provision for| Two blocks from postoffice. G Ways and marked on the outside; of | suing’ the state, it was explained. tlemen preferred, 2 3 x tye envelope “Proposal for Request | }¢ ig planned, by carrying the insur- No. s' ATR. HIGHWAY Commrasion, |®nce, to protect the individual who; FOR SALE—The NuBone Corsetiere | which er 5 ar may be injured by state-owned ve-| at the Bismarck Hotel, Room 11.| cipal pete TORN 2 ermag ager eehed, ‘ Mrs, John Carroll, it (First ‘Publication May 5, 1927) 5, 2. - NOTICK OF PU FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, | ground floor, private entrance, 423 | Fifth street. | Bismarck, 1» 4-29- Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Burleigh County has filed with th IN BANKRUPTCY 7476-37 In the District Court of the United FOR RENT—May 20th, four room Rtatens fou CD IPERLUtSORE EEE DBS | Eran are aunts actions corp arenas furnished | downstaire apurtnient n the Ma h chriner, | certain t of land containing with electric range and frigidaire, Bee ee ee eee et a crenanstnie AW. of eee f Hughes apartments. Phone 1120-J. Burleigh County, for hig! h | poses, and the Board of Univ. and School Lands has fixed price at $15.00 an acre for and $80.00 severance: damaj Further, the Board of U' and School Landa has fixe day of May, 1927, at 10 o'clock a. m. In the office of the State Land To the creditors of Rochus Schriner of Bismarck County of Burle! and ‘ty | FOR RENT—Modern furnished apts. na| at Murphy Apts. 2041 Main Ave. Phone 852. FOR RENT—Strictly modern nished and unfurnished Apts. at District aforesaid, a bank- « is hereby given that on 1927, the said Rochus Sehri- duly adjudicated bankrupt the first meeting of his th fur-} oe a ae Steet | Co mmincloner cat’ the, Capitol in| Rose Apts, 216 Third street. Phone ,| Bismarck, North Dakota, as the ges time and place for. hearing said FOR RENT—Sleeping room in mod- ern home. Close in. Call at 119 W. Thayer or Phone 440-LR. application and any citizen inter- ested may appear and show cause why such application should not he the ' bankrupt and transact uich other business as may properly st granted or why the price fixed te PY sh v2 ar pone betore ae Ss “ip eaipa lala cy, | FOR SALE—One kitchen table, one Chated:, Bismarck, N.D. May 4,| Signed, CARL Tf. KosITZRY, | FOR Gar ter bed’ and matress, ene ALFRED ZUGER (First publication May two oak rockers. Cheap. Phone , va! Referee in Barkru 5/5-12-19 826-J. Send A Gift of Flowers to Mother. On Her Day » May 8th Why not a basket arrangement for her table? Or some cut flowers that she can place in her favorite vase? There are so many beautiful flower tokens—blooming plants and ferns and trailers for her window: boxes. Flowers will walk, into her heart: They will tell her better than any words that you: love her this day—ttomorrow and: forever !— OUR POLICY : Weinvite you to spend a happy fifteen’ minutes in our mere at any time, amid it nature’s most beautifal. expression—Flowers. We look upon a visit’ from -you,as an obligation to serve you to our utmost, With this in mind we never annoy custemets by urging them to purchase, «: + If your mother: livas in-another city, use our F, T. D. Service. “” HOSKINS-MEYER ‘... The Home of KFYR p You will find many: suggestions in this list: — at : Hydrangea Plants...§2.50 each Rose or Sweet Pea Cioeraria' Plants... 1,00°each nee 2.50 up Roses: rN Bowls .50 up poet 8.00‘up* tate Memori ths i (special size) 2.15 ' A Guardsmen Called: Out’ After Negro Is Lynched and Burned on Funeral: Pyre a night of disorder, during which a through burned on a funeral pyre while sev- Fear of additional serious racial order out a national guard company for all night patrol duty. armed men had paraded the streets in automobile: national guard had virtually cleared the streets and gained control of the situation, ter, 38. mitted that he attacked two white women early yesterday. ! One of | and captured him. bering several hundred persons, then took charge of -| him from a_ telephone the body with bullets, cut and tied’ it behind an automobile later was saturated with gaso- | “and green. at cece eee THE BY SOLDIERS only. aes . le Rock, Ark. May. 5.—@)— sight of militiamen standing on important street corners fixed bayonets greeted resi- dents of Little Rock today following | N and St, P | meeting is. set reight rate experts: for the | | was lynched, his body dragged the business section and ‘housand persons looked on. le gaused Governor Martineau to midnight, after hundreds of firing: volley after of shots into the air, the road negro lynched was John Car- He was said to have ad- the women, Miss Glennie rt, identified him and saw him Her mother, Mrs. B. E. Stew- in a hospi suffering juries inflicted by the negro iron bar. mob, together with posses. of pursued Carter into a forest The mob, num- | wag’ the negro, hanged » riddled it down| C: this dragged it through the prin- business thoroughfares, life. 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An attrac- tive a $ 1 .98 ing at... Silk Chiffon ey | ‘From Kayser ! Silk above: the knee with marvel:stripe garter run stop; and double heel and toe of: durable: lisle. Shown in ten good spring shades. as’ many gs «you ‘want of these ye et at’ t 4 bs; ASK ABOUT THE NEW t | tite and hr) ee atenks Re boned informat: jetween ighton Ui at- Bismarck. Deni . th by the, sta kena be leh {marck in the general class freight rate investigation, now. being, carried | on by the Interstate Commerce. Com- mission has been denied, according: to ion received, hero, -and 4 ring. in the. case to be hel tdis state will be, that at. Fargo, scheduled to open May .11 and: co 14. the Fargo, hearing .eyi- taken at hearings to be hearing iI be it. Sioux; Lincotn, ‘aul, board have been advised, that they will have one day-to, present evidence bearing: on: the general conditions. in the state as they pertain to freight rates. Grand Forks will have one and one will be allotted representing V@! Bismarck, Mandat Representatives of the ‘state. rai board. will q days at the St, Paul fearing. i 800. and 400, expected to attend the ing wi Fargo a. sophma mornings Two of his their blood: in.an_effort- to save his! versity: Vie re, di T ened ini & street border- | old Binions, of Des Moines, Other jing’on the negro section. | students who had 8 young: farmer, key tal, here more tha gripped Falls, Omaha, Neb, » Paul will have . one: \day, to, traffic. experts ty, Jameyton, nd Minot, Ie; ave two additional ersons are | ‘ange mert- hich .will be held. at, the Elks | Club because the, federal building. is | not large enough to acconrmedate the | anticipated crowd, 3 Blood Transfusions | ,, Fail-to Save Youth; to RD MARNE HEM woek against bloodepoisoning, Edwin J. futshaw, dp. of Phillipsbury, Kan--| e dentat student | classmates gave. of They were Will Clark and Har- | Crepe de . of excellent. qualit; cluding tan, navy, printed in brilliant: colorings “with signs in accord with latest style i ~~ Printed Every length shown is all pure silk, being brought out by leading manufacturers for the summer season. tart’ Ss Rognoke, Vay: courdging” féporat on the condition of Walter B. 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