The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 3, 1927, Page 4

PAGE FOUR ALUMNI PUSH CONSTRUCTION. OF DORMITORY Pending Court Decision Build.! ing at Agricultural College Put Up in Sections: | oft an immedi cision in th tural cullege dormitory case, involv ing the constitutionality ‘of — the | Schlosxer-Hamilton billy” has not work on the dormitory pro under the law for the the super reluctane the dormitor Preside aid of the ag! ni and former students’ 8 It looked carefully at its bank bal ance and told him it would pay the | coxt of digging the cellar for the s. Before that work was ting’ in the wa tions. ‘Then it gu of putting in th getting the building first floor sinb. © that the associati nough to ¢ that tim 8 | ady for the is hopeful funds may hold associution | | Leads gas stri o keep the r Vichita’s 20,000) hi « for 24 hours. V have decided to make this summer ag Constui y showed that 75 p WHERE BEAUTIE! ople (A) Strike WEDNESDAY, AUGHS?:8A 027 auniees omes bu Now no | progress of feminism in the new Tur- | [) new statutes | aro both hopeful and confident that Uiey will be upheld losser- Hamilton bills, at the last session of the leg- | ompanies to | for finance and educational institution ligating the state. finance the structu from the rental incom constitutional points were raised in! a friendly suit which was begun sev- | egal months ago. ‘Fair and Warmer’ | Again Prediction) “Water, water every apply to North Dakota this week. “precipitation” column of the dai ra with Amenia having the hig The coolest place in the sta aay was Minot, with a maximum of a. Wires Keep Humming Into Rapid City (Continued from page one) had expressed the amu was nothing further said. COOLIDGE STRICT! ‘Rapid Cit statement “does Not e! to run for another term, the conviction that he meant he wished to retire from the White House gained ground in Rapid City. i e, however, maintained | t silence, leaving the ex- | ¢ without the slightest o what he thought of tir his announce: | those close to the president, all of whom were absolutely ignorant of his intention until a few moments before the whole country knew of it, The only word that has come from | the president is the remark that he thought it was the right time to make such an announcement, The opinions held here vhried as elsewhere in the ¢ ) but, where the best information is | obtainable, it is held that the as. sumption Mr. Coolidge’s statement had not materially changed the sit- uation did not accurately reflect the effect of the announcement upon the cpuntry. tit was pointed out that the presi dent had little to gain politically by} igsuing, such a statement whereas if he chos@ to remain silent as to his imtentions there was every reason to) believe he would not damage his chances for the nomination. {By thé use of an especially design- ed snare, Ontario trappers caught OH2 wolves during the month of No- vember, ' he organization | S assumed, also, by | |) key that women have demanded and | on ti “Plenty of women ingness to acknowledge a weight of 2 nm e intredu club's aim, constitution, is to ol bers the privilege o| ley cur platforms to wedge their wei ide th ay for less PUPILS LEA! 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