The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 25, 1927, Page 8

rrr } { PB ae PAGE EIGHT /@ NEXT BANK PLANS CAMPAIGN TO MARKET LAND State Institution, G.N. D. to Cooperate in Advertis- ing Advantages | Plans for an intensive campaign by which it is hoped to market at 000 acres of land. between c 5 have been laid the North Dakota, the Greater Dakota iation and other bankers throughout the it was announced today by C. anager of the Bank of 000 has k's funds to in an effort to at- armers to North Dakota rtising will stress the fact t land in North D. in comparison with a other states and will give data Poet te ra ks eh oma Mit Hiss HA? MTNA THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORN DODGE BROTHERS SIX ONLY SAFE GRADE CROSSING IS ONE THAT DOESN'T EXIST, FAY HARDING TELLS SAFETY CONFERENCE AT MINOT Possibly a Reduction in Crossing Acci-| Spring, | According to Committee’s| ; Report, But This Is Attrib-| uted to Road Conditions,“ dents Shown This During First Four Months —More Caution Urged (#)—Reduc- ith preceding to more care on the p le drivers, Fay Hardin > state ‘ety council here toda Presenting the report of the com- Pon grade ¢ Harding there were 2 ‘a crossing: in Nortl Da in 1926 ert rt automobi the amount and varicty of products | 3 raised here. Bank Has Faith “Because of the bank’s faith in the fresent and in the future, the bank's dollars are being put to w so that farmers in other states can acq a real home in North Dakota land prices are low, where low and where mone: vailable| the crossing flagman. Sixteen, or 2 at a low intere: a een said. two less than in 1925 period ending how that vehicles, ¢ wonien, ere 94 in- e| juries ies,” Harding | id. “Two of the 3 ran down “We are limiting eac 60 acres of improved land and sales will be made to farmers only.” Other institutions having land to! per cent, of the: vehicles were driven into the side of train and 54 w struck by trains. Ono Fatality This Year sell are urged to join in offering selected, improved farms to new set-| tlers during the same period. * Immigration departments of flux of camnaig! vertising campaign and will offer special homesceker’s rates to per- selves what the state has to effer. The efforts of the various corre- lated agencies and the fact that the Bank of North Dakota is offering improved land at low prices and terms is expected to bring a large number of prospective settlers to this state. GROUP RAPS PROHIBITION Church Society Announces! Nation-wide Campaign For Moderation _New York, M (P)—Resolu- tions criticizing prohibition, adopted by the board of d Chureh mperance estant Episco} organ, published today by vote of the board. The resolutions announced a na- tion-wide campaign for 'spee adoption of moderate regulatory measures. ; The resolutions were unanimously adopted at a meeting of the board attended by two-thirds of its mem- bership, Thirty-six members of the clergy live in greater New York, some in New ate and Connecticur and one in Philadelphia. The resolutions charge the 18th et: amendment has “blemished” the constitution and its enforcement has been “a failure, resulting in in- creased drinking and drunkenness and use of opiates, and fostering political corruption.” ————_+ News Briefs | od Senora Magdalena de Ramirez. wife of governor of state of Jalisco, lies in wait in Mexico City and mortally shoots Senorita Bogarin and wounds latter’s mother; then telegraphs hus- band she has shot his sweetheart. Washington understands that Licu. tenant Coionel James J. Meade of the marines ig being considered as head of new®Nicaraguan constabulary which will maintain peace in the re- public pending election of a presi-| 0 dept. Sine at airplane's lending gear ex- sieiee at Boiling Field in Washing. ton in attempted tke off and chine stands on its nose, but neither Acting Secretary of War MacNider ‘or Uaptain Baker, pilot, the occu- pants, is injured. -Captain George H. Wilkins Pifot Alger Granam hop off at Fair- banks, Alaska, for Point Barrow,-but return because plane cannot rise cnough. B Ro. Olaf, 9 to 0. La Moure, N. D.—At meeting of fourth district of North Dakota Bankers association here, resolutions sopensste d@ urging action for safe- guarding of funds and bank emp}yes, and ways of combating vank holdups ‘were considered. iy uriog’ ibe first half javention. sons coming here to see for them-| four injuries. zation, were “Of these 72 accidents 57 occurred | k. broad daylight and 15 after di There has been one grade crossing | fatality so r this year, It oe-; e curred Mi: nd is not shown in this repo is wccident occurred in broad daylight, at an open cross- ing where the train could be seen for st one-half mile. n the first four months of 1925 there were four accidents, involving four months of five deaths. —Possib ment of 1927 ove almost impassable, — Possib! drivers of the motor vehicles were riding on the train instead of run- ning into the train.” Characterizing the 1925 “stop- ng” law as toothless, Harding a said a new law permitting the rail- road board to close crossings where such uction seemed advisable might go a long way toward eliminating grade crossings and reducing the grade crossing hazard. The only safe grade crossing is one that doesn’t exist, Harding said Since it is impossible to eliminate 1 grade crossings because of the ense, another remedy must be found at past for temporary use, the ‘speaker said. He gave better engi- neering and education of the public as these remedies, By changing e trend of dense traffic in laying out main highway arteries and thus avoiding grade crossings the engineers can do their share, he said. Adequate and uni- form warning signs properly located, were given as other engineering aids to safety. Improperly Marked In some parts of the state, he suid, railroad crossings are marked by an: cient crossarms on posts 14 to 16 feet high. “These are more properly warning signs for aviators than for the modern highway vehicle, Hard- ing said. “These. signs should be brought on a level with the cross- ing. 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