The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 5, 1928, Page 3

. : oRSgae » ES HUNDREDS 70 GREET TRAIN AT STERLING Dairy-Poultry Special Due There Tomorrow—Sports Program—Free Movies ze crowds of farmers and their families from the entire eastern Part of Burleigh county are expect- ed at Sterling tomorrow to attend the special program of the Dairy- Poultry special train which is now touring North Dakota and which is scheduled to'reach Sterling at 2:45 p.m. The train will remain there until 5:15, Sterling merchants have arranged bargains of especial interest to iarmers and an attractive sports Program has been planned, with events for both the youngsters and the older folks. The sports pro- gram will start at 1 p. m., and will continue until the arrival of the spedial train. As a special educational feature, the committee will give away 400 baby ehicks to winners in an essay contest conducted among children between the ages of 12 and 18. The essays are on subjects connected with poultry raising and dairying, and 18 were submitted to County Agent A. R. Miesen here this morn- ing. Others Get be received tater. Many Exhibits on Train The special train carries 15 head of dairy animals and a large number of chickens and turkeys. Actual birds on feeding tests will show the comparative growth. Cows and their daughters with cow testing records will show the effect of breeding to good pure bred bulls. A model poultry house and a brooder house will be part of the display. Preserved specimenc of the var- ious poultry diseases will be on dis- play and farmers are urged to bring diseased birds in for post-mortem examination. Speakers on subjects concerning dairying will include Prof. J. R. Dice and A. M. Challey, while Prof. O. A. Barton, Dr. W. H. Lapp and O. J. Weisner will be the poultry special- ists on the program. Free Movie and Dance After the special train leaves the Sterling business meen will be hosts at a free motion picture show at the Sterling hall. This will be fol- lowed by a dance. H. E. Wildfang is general chair- man of the committee in charge of the day’s events. Other members in- clude J. B. Smith, publicity chair- man, and Lawrence Belk. Governor Proclaims June 14 as Flag Day Proclaiming Thursday, June 14, TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1928 : THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE ‘THREE reserva and another farmer on rese1 from his place recently. ers Throng Chinese Capi- tal Following Evacuation cl this morning. the suburbs. ing troops. of the United States. Bowbells Farmer Is Accused of Selling pretenses. as Flag Day in North Dakota, Gov- ernor A. G. Sorlie today called upon the people of the state to observe the anniversary of the adoption of the United States flag in a fitting manner, “Feeling confident that the people of this state will welcome the oppor- tunity to pay homage to their flag, and to express their loyalty and love to the ideals, traditions and institu- tions for which it stands, I request that Flag Day be observed, wherever possible, by communities, associa- tions and individuals, and that our flag be displayed from the homes, public buildings, places of business, schools and colleges,” the governor says in his proclamation. “The flag is the symbol of all that we are, all that we hope to be— an appealing emblem that is reverenced by every loyal Ameri- can, man, woman and child alike. No other flag or symbol is so full of meaning as the Stars and Stripes. It bears the promise of liberty, jus- tice and freedom for all.” Ramsey County Police Seek Cattle Rustlers Devils Lake, N. D., June 5.—(7)— Sheriff E. F. Routier of Ramsey county and Benson county au- thorities are looking for a gang of cattle and sheep thieves, traveling in automobile trucks, who have been stealing livestock from several farms in this locality during the last_ month. Their latest haul was on last Friday when they stole 15 calves from the Balzer Eisenzimmer farm near here. Twenty sheep have been stolen during the last two ee IP you tire easily, feel worn out afterslight- est exertion — lazy, listless, depressed, (Pronounced Gwah-stee Tonic | % MADE WITH Sw . PORT OR SHERRY gaialy prepared by IsahianVineyard Co. . SMowsinplatewend terials Branches: °..: Y-~', Chicago, New Cx-came reported that 16 calves were stolen | about Steig’s arrest, said he noticed Authorities have no adequate description of the thieves, but warn- ings have been b-oadcast to farm- ers to be on the lookout for them. PEKING GATES ORDERED SHUT) Chang Tso-Lin Army Desert- Peking, June 5.—(?)—Because of the many deserters from the Muk- den armies of Chang Tso-lin, until Sunday dictator in Peking, wander- ing about the north side of the city, the gates of Peking were ordered The order was issued by the com- mittee of public safety under Wang Shi-chen, whom Chang requested to arrange for peace and ordet in the city before he abdicated. The com- mittee assumed authority today over the police with an additional 1,500 northern troops as a garrison force. Practically all of the Mukden troops on the Peking-Hankow rail- toad front have now been evacuated. General Yen Hsi-shan, governor. of Shansi province and a military ally of the Nationalists, was expect- rer to athe tonight to eae Pe-| ‘ing. ‘oclamations in his name as! garrison commander of Peking and' 37.3;pUf United services on ship Tientsin have already been posted in| Ordinary rail traffic between Peking and Tientsin has been sus- pended since all the rolling stock was commandeered by the evacuat- This has raised the vexed question of running an inter- national train. It was understood er ho brought it had a peculiar taste. Steig told officers a@ man at Bowbells had been making the mix- ture for him and admitted he -had been selling it. The Bowbells man, however, denied any kn: ledge of the affair, according to officers. The product was made, Steig said, by nibang a small quantity of cream with water and flour, and then cook- ing the mixture. hen attempts were made to churn it, however, it would not turn to butter. VANDERBILTS DIVORCED Newport, R. I., June 5.—(AP)— Mrs. Emily i i Vanderbilt in superior court today on the ground of neglect to provide. | Mr. Vanderbilt was granted custody jof a minor daughter, Emily, by |agreement, and alimody was left to| St.Lawrence || “water-boulevard" Business and other experienced travellers prefer this way. Partly brings Europe 400 mile rans 2daysopen les +essaves seal "Principally for the unique hospitality of our 15 great liners my shore. fat ST romee classes. All princi an ports. Almost daily sailin efrom Krone: real and Quebec. or write » fates, echedules. | Apply to Local Steamship Agents! or Canadian Pacific, 611 Second | Ave., South, Minneapolis, Minn. | that all the proctocol powers favored such a proposal with the exception Manufactured Cream Minot, N. D., June 5.—(AP)—| * Gottlieb Steig, living near Bowbells, ee ae | is under arrest here today charged @ with obtaining money under false! 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