The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 11, 1928, Page 8

F y t n ‘th ft} Vv £ g Vir "re 1? ug ii fi ote to ; the average adult. Billy knows what day any date has fallen on during, the; t ote PAGE EIGHT “As members of the Isle Royale Archeological expedition and as Area Commander andj Americans living in the middle] $9 Corps west, we suggest that federal action federal action be taken to make Isle Royale a national park. The message read: LEAVES COAST Carloads of Lumber and Chief of Infantry Inspect {be taken in cooperation with the] North Dakotans Leave for state of Michigan to make Isle C.M.T.C. Royale a national park or monu- ment to preserve foreve. ‘hi Booster Trip ‘Three hundred Citizens Military | ern land of woods and lovely Spokane, Wash, Aug. 11.—>)— Training camp youths in addition to| for the people of this country. Said to be the largest lumber ship- the regular soldiers stationed at Fort! “Though the | northeasternmost|ment ever sent out of the Pacific Lincoln staged a review and inspec- | island of the United States proper,| northwest, a trainload of 39 cars tion at 11 8. Major Isle Royale is easily accessible by | leaves Spokane today for North D. steamship from Buffalo, Cleveland, | kota, representatives of the Weyer- Detroit, Chicago, Houston and{haeuser Sales company said. Duluth and by rail and steamship] The shipment will contain more n Corps Area commander from Fort/ from all parts of the continent. Its! than one and a half million feet of Omaha, Neb. | Profound archeological, geological||umber, enough to build an entire Each of the two officers were giv-| and historical interest, its unique] village of 200 homes of average size. en 13 salutes by army guns. Smith | scenic beauty, its unparalleled wild] Sections of the train were dispatched arrived yesterday and Allen today. | life, its value as a health refuge!this week from the Weyerhaueser A provisional regiment, one group; from the heats and fevers of the! mills at Snoqualmie Falls, and Ever- M. T. C. youths and another | summer and its accessibility to mil-| ett, Wash., and Potlatch and Coeur f regular army men, marched lions of people give weight to our/q’Alene, Idaho. in review. | suggestion. We submit this pro-| ‘The lumber will be delivered to 37 With no baseball games scheduled | posal respectfully to the president! cities and towns in North Dakota, tonight, everybody is invited to visit | and the people of the United States.| and a delegation of lumber mer- the camp this evening for a band; “(Signed) the Isle Royale Arch. ants and other business men will toncert featured by a few numbers | ecological Expedit: in the train at Glendive, Mont., H i jiven by a saxophone quartet, mass | Donald, A Monday, and accompany it across inging and other entertainme: | of Mino: of 1 their state, arriving at Fargo the A hypnotist member of the camp, | ¢ George R. Fox of Michigan, | following Friday and Saturday. who claims he will put 10 students| Alvin LaForce of Illinois, Baker ler his spell, will give an enter- | Brownell of Illinois.” The woolsack on which the ‘ord te tonight, officials say. pecs ard Chancellor sits is a bag of wool cov- BOY SOLOMON 7 Hamilton, Ont., August 11.— Miller, 5-year-old son of John has at his tongue’s tip answers to JHE BISMARCK ‘TRIBUNE ered with red cloth. It is to remind him of the original source of Eng- lahd’s national income—wool. ' Sunset Flag Ceremony Teaching Patriotism hown the American izens Military Train- Camp in session at Fort Lincoln month. ade up of three ci soldier: lower the Mon- day, gen Thursday, and y of each week. The detail is made up of one ad- vanced student and two basic course youths. Leaving the guardhouse, the advanced student forms the de-| 1 tail in line, placing himself in the| q center, ing to the flagpole. 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