The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 12, 1927, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT Gilbert Haugen to F AIR EXHIBITS apace, will bp. HvoNed £0) 8 te rmeramen | Wil exceed Oe : . : at the ‘Dakota’ company's warehouse BROOKHART T | Discuss Farm Relief aeren of agricultural implements afd | bly ail over orth Dakota and the COUNT Y POOL mado by ‘County Agent A. Be: Miesen,. ioe power equipment will be|Red river valley, the fair manage- Representatives of buyérs are ex- D. State Fair hown, and the automobile exhibits|ment is looking for by far the | Grand Forks, N. D., July 12--@® \ tate thewek kee winter drawn for years past. 000 pose alt’ of ‘the wool is See Ey carly taineate| a by, Madea of) ets oe ne Sther hait'et Sterling: aoe lo brighter. weather in time | Much Space to Be Devoted to) (arnt eee! 6,000 square Sale to Be Held Thursday : sat ates esl A eae warehouse well as that here |for the Seand z ' i to educational ex before the N Agricultural, Livestock [Chants pavilion 30,000 square feet Afternoon at Dakota Com- trate Une ates faa Genie tn & Dakota ir. OR ve i of space Will house extensive in- P i Iowa Senator to Speak ab Githert ts “ ‘ and Other Displays dustrial pe mercantile nehibite 4 gh - pany’s Warehouse Here x State Picnic N. D. o speak on fa peste The community building will con- ¢ i DYKES STARS AT FIRST vee as | oN Exhibits at the North Dakota fair,gtinue to afford its quiet, unique en- been stolen from a Bismarck street If. Connie Mack had started Jim- Farmers’ Union to be held in Fargo July 18 to 23 in: |tertainment and reereatioal oppor. | * few, Nodes previous, leaded guilty eee Pos id naa hd bid h my Dy' first base for the Ath- be » be: a | tunitie: o a charge os taking an automobile int poo! spring wi etic: 43 be the best eran Without the owner's permission when |sold Thursday afternoon at aes oat ever eee Ae + opening Y th United States Sena Smun W. : ; ; | Especial stress is being laid upon|arraigned Monday night before Po- Rrookhart of low: ec! H of the State Fair a boys and girls club work this year{lice Magistrate J. M. Belk. He was : r and) the “eshibite;” clon BOE NER | cine eee aie eee eer web. uae entenc wiiel = 1 square feet of floor|demonstrations in this department bi Bee ave day by CCT pation aU to is ‘state manager of the organizing IS M lJ R DERED ; 7 i ce force of the Farmers Union in Nor ’ Dakota, . . Police Start Investigation In-| . | x to Violent Death of Per- An : 7 gainst Ex cival Linwood Farmers Union He han and Col. Geo, Lambert of Paul. Governor A. G. Sorlie i 2 if : : ; heen invited to deliver an address of welcome E Vb. 1 », motion pie. | P i ’ ture empl s found dead in | ‘. rH his home with a two-inch gash at the | of the brain Mee Talbott. has 1 : . membership in 25 ‘ : fie Bienes) who said her h . ee 4 ‘ Beeha: atate. jand was a director, - : GP po Oh! Sure! “The Man Who Knows . Talbott, “with, a foree of 4 one eh ce ° ! i : Here and speakers, with what 1s no Pest abuaehatey i A few friends drop inon Pa Buzz At you can spend your vacation 216 Brouwer Thee 67 | fas {was evidence. that there had been - , beneath a beach umbrella eee se | ; ble “irinking The detective | MOsQuitors — what chance which eat holes, It will save your Se eset teen aeanrite for comfort! Kill them at clothing, furs and rugs. Clean and _ You will need a Klein’s not been seen to eit apartment in sey days once, with Flic. easy to use. Will not stain. rge crowd, part of a landlady ' $ : ; Shor Wilt arrive by the evening of! 4 the Linwood 1 : Flit spray clears the houseia a few Flit is the result of exhaustive . Bath Robe the 20th remain until the picnic, " oan du t e. Fi "i . A laboratory research. It has re- Fine Tailori program is finished al minutes of disease- bearing flies, fi ; With Shippers to Match A nd Senator Brookhart arter i bed bugs, roach placed old ineffective methods, ” : -No. 1 Alterations See at othe Varmers. Uni e y that had employed her! Be CE ae, 2 Racal to insects but harmless to New work, and Faerie is one of two actual farm-| husband, but she insisted he was al ants and fleas., It searches out the - pide rs_who hold seats, in ihe United oe olice received their sae | cracks where insects-hide and phot felts eo / Latkin Block States senate, the other being Sena-| f re d the st re- : 4 icant 4 ‘ ; cal an | port of th xplained death when | breed, destroying their eggs. Officials. Buy Opposite Patterson Hotel pee rosigh ve this stake. |anderthkers called ‘them to view:the si e sprayer today. For sale every~ - It had been tsken from the! Flit kills moths-and their larvae where. NO HANDICAP sound eas = MONEY TO LOAN 3c ag riving whe ri 1 ei Luess Blk. Bismarck, N.D ‘Roast? Hamm of Georgia) Tech Hangs Up Records | Despite Injury Rose Colds. Asthma, Nasal Catarth, | : C i | eae Carry it DESTRO' t : sia with you Useit anywhere, anytime. The Standard Oil Com; indi is ¢on. ‘Atlanta, July 12. | Try it Place few dropa in nostrils Mosquitoes Moths . ; s 4 pany (I ) is ¢on- Hamm of Georgia Tech goes the| when you buyit Get blessed Ants Bed B Roach: P ‘ tributing to American flying in practical honur of hanging up the best broad relief on the ” jugs es ie ways. outstandirig contribution is an im- jump mark of the 1927 collegiate pay for it. a1 | y f a ¢ 0 i ign. Hamm made 24 feet, 11 harmie ‘ ae program ot —_ ge oe by guide 4 marks painted on roofs of its warehouses. -4 inches in the Southern Intercol- | legiates, ating a new racer ‘in the ; classic, What is more, he did it wit , ; : When the seed ariaes, with the exganeion of the wrong foot. sais vant t In the same unorthdox fashion commercial aviation, these Hamm also won first place in the | pep proecrg t may be jump event at the Penn Relays and at ‘ ee x 4 : 2 a guides night flying. the National Intercollegiates at Chi- : me pa> hw " * cago, though his efforts were Seana : ei i al : ir Mai saiateimaiadatinng hort of his wonderful performance ' : y . poe ‘ The Air Mail has concl at Baton Rouge, By misgivings about night flying. It has shown Not long after Hamm's initial : ; that not only is it practical triumpas, he was injured in an auto cs i triumpls: Phe ankle he used to tae i : A ; . &§ hight when the right facilities are provided, but off with didn't mend properly. He " : . that there are atmospheric and took first place in the Southern In- : q ‘ a tercollegiate relay carnival the nex! ne ats 4 tages in night flying. © spring while competing for Georgia : x : : : : Tech, but his winning jump of 22 : Tt seems , ularly ‘appropriate that the feet, 7% inches was a mark he would x - ‘ Standard 1 . have scorned in his early high schoo: : 2 ’ a i Ay indians) - should pro- : days. The ankle got no better. It looked : Ses, | ‘ 2 ; I ‘ ] . . For yéars the as if the athletic world w about) to lose one of its most promising prospects. Young Hamm was not dis mayed, however. He decided to learn to take off from the other foot Obviously, he met with little success at first. It was a tough task to be come accustomed to the switch, b after many hours of d mined pri tice he “got the knack" of hitting the takeoft with the other foot. ELECTIONS = COHMITTEE LOSES SUIT Action to Compel Production| of Ballot Boxes Is Dis- AT THIS missed Today Philadelphia, July 12.—)—The e e federal district court for eastern i Pennsylvania today dismissed the) : suit of the Reed senate committee | By to compel the production of ballot | é 7 F ; boxes by Delaware county for ex- amination in the Vare-Wilson sena- | torial election contest. | Judge J. Whitaker Th » in| * dismitsing the suit, declared. that Open Air Used Car Market at the ents Rts jurisdiction in i T : + rner 3rd and M in case ant at it was tte: Co the senate to decide faite oe oe ‘oday * i a its committees was still in ex- and 1D 7 t Epi | Duran witha suit was filed by Jerzy 8. eae Logs oC sek aman eae | Wed July 13th J} $142.50) wm".$140.00 . Pie . 1 1920 Cleve- : of This Sale ]}7.5"** $142.50) i... $75.00 zoe ee 605. 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