The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 29, 1929, Page 6

_ PAGESIX THF. RISMARCK TRIRUNK ; FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1929 i Mighty Missouri Th . Water, waiter everywhere—the Missouri breaks its banks flooding the lowlands between Bismarck and Mandan. In the upper left the raging waters can be seen spread far and wide over the country between the Northern Pacific right-of-way and Custer flats, The railway bridge is in the upper left corner. Compare the size of the man in the upper right hand picture with the gorge on which he is standing. The picture was taken near Huff, the base of the great gorge that impounded the Mis- souri. In the upper right hand corner of the picture, the river can be seen cutting a new channel around the iceberg blockade. -On the right hand side in the middle can be seen a farm two miles back from the river. It was completely surrounded by water. The center picture shows Sibley island and the bayou cutting in from the river to join Apple Creek just before it empties in the Missouri. On the right a flooded farm can be dimly seen. The picture in the lower ri ht hand corner shows Henry Rhud, Bismarck, watching the river rise over the Sibley island bottoms, covering his farm buildings on the island. In the lower left hand corner, the gorge at Schmidt. The picture was taken from the Burleigh county side and looks directly across the valley to Schmidt. A farm can be seen in the clearing. The middle pictures in the lower row show (1) a new channel cut ting in from Apple Creek through part of Sibley island to the bayou; (2) the gorge at Huff at its narrowest point. UausAmneenn, Cu ...2nr-~nr--sgqevx2I77I N00 5 for several laws favored by the league, has taken steps to construct the Plaza | are so specialized that we must come! despite the fact that predictions are | Growers’ association today adopted a including the Jones law. or north route. The commission was F f\ LY PHYSICI to them: and be examined by groups | decidedly lacking. resolution approving the McNary e e Michaelson was first elected to rep- 4 told that the new action of the Ward of doctots in place of tie old family| The other three-cornered race is| farm relief bill with minor changes resent the seventh Illinois district in county board was its fourth change physician. We are demanding this|that for police magistrate. J. M.| The entire resolution, including the 1920 with the backing of the organ- on the subject. of them. What’s happening to the Belk, incumbent, Edward 8. Allen, | suggested revisions, was be made ization headed by Mayor “Big Bill” At the request of commissioners family physician? He is in exactly the | and Sandy McDonald have entered | public later in the day. Thompson. He had served two terms from Walsh and Nelson counties, the same position as the youth whc -2/ this race.. A third contest is that be-!] Election of Officers ..28 deferred x, as city alderman. highway commission agreed to con- initiative we are trying to save. He is|tween Anton Beer and Harry A./ until the annual meeting to be con- The second count of the indictment | struct Highway No. 35 from Michigan Practically gone, and it may be that) Mutchler for justice of the peace. ducted at a later date. charging importation of the liquor| ‘Three delegations, all secking the} to Adams, substituting it for the road| Minneapolis, March 29.— (4) — The | he must go forever.” \ Candidates for president of the city Siielaiiemeasictiaes stated that Michaelson “unlawfully, | designation of new state road Proj- | from Pekin west, which it previously | machine age has resulted in a de- commission and park commissioners MUST BE LOYAL q knowingly, wilfully and fraudulentiy |ccts or the relccation of old ones, ; had decided to build this year. crease of individual freedom and in- are unopposed. Indianapolis, March 29.—Teachers r ip, [80d feloniously” brought in from! appeared before the state highway) A Burke county delegation asked |dependénce and the development of —_—_—_ in public schools of Indiana will be Mlinois Man Won Election With| Cuba on the steamship Northland 12 | commission today. for relocation of State Route Nor 50|8 restricted social order, President State Wheat Growers _| required to take the oath of loyalty Support of Anti-Saloon bottles and one keg of intoxicating| Rival delegations {rom Ryder and | west of No. 8 to pass through Powers | Louis D. Cofiman of the University ea to the American flag, if a bill spon- } PP: liquor, ‘without @ permit to do so,”| from Plaza, Douglas, Makoti and oth- | Lake, Battieview and McGregor.” | of Minnesota told educators at school Approve McNary Plan | sored by the Daughters of the Amerl- as required by law and “without sub- | er points in Ward and Mountrail men’s week today. ee meas. i League mission to inspection by any officer Satie Presented arguments for H Dr. Coffman's subject was “Some sere: can Revolution is passed. The 4 - far Rlirck oa iat of the customs of the United States | and against a relocation of the road F reight Cars Upset Immediate Problems in Public Edu- Grand Forks, N. D., March 29.—() | ure provides that all pedagogues take jacksonville, Fla., Marc! — Directors of the North Dakota Wheat | the oath of allegiance. M. Alfred Michaelson {| Congressman | of the seventh Illinois district, was and without the payment of dut; . cation.” tee pa: any duty | east from the Sanish bridge. The Near Grand Forks ‘America and the world as a whole| Washington, March 20—-(AP)—The Ryder delegation wanted it through re their town. Others wanted a more face an intricate and perplexing prob- . |) indicted on three counts charging| , Also Charges Transportation | direct route to Minot. At one. Une | Grand Forks, N. D., March 29—(@| joc 8 int will take much effort to|*nnounced plan of the American Pe-| (4 1+» No, 2434 Reserve District No. 9 | sfolation of the national prohibition li It also charges transportation of | the road was designated to extend | T*affic on the Northern Pacific rail- | solve, and perhaps the difficulty never |ttoleum Institute. for control of pro- REPORT OF CONDITION OF |, laws by a federal grand jury here last | iquor and stated that Michaelson Way line to Winnipeg was blocked for | will be eliminated, Dr. Coffman said.| duction is to be investigated by both if “4 “» | through Ryder but was changed and ‘did unlawfully and knowingly several hours here toda: hen ti “We mi - = @ctober, records on file in the office ler is attem| have y when two e do it all in the name of effi. partment justice and the of the clerk of the United States dis- | ‘T@8sport the liquor from Key West ee as Peeve ae freight cars tipped over while being ee cepa ate jackso1 means iency, the modern god before whi THE FIRST NAHONSE GANS e i]lo tA s ciency, ie modern gi fore whom F THE STATE OF ; , tierra of “a cer-| "A petition from th switched in the yardc. Crews expected | we ail’ bow, so that greater dividends |*ederal trade commission. OF BISMARCK IN tte and. against Ube peace’ and ‘dig commissioners rewas ‘oresonted. ii to have the damage repaired in time | may be paid. It has meant mass pro-| Attorney General Mitchell has been THE CLOSE OF BESNeen ON a a. s Loans iscounts ........... pd emis +++ +$1,716,930.63 and discounts Bs 3 rented +» _ 107,500.00 +» 1,927,989,69 for the passenger train which arrives i lizatic nd 8) |- | asked by Sec! Wilbur of the in- nity of the United States of America.” | favors the Ryder side of the argument | i.e at Boon. 8 Eres oor ri aaa broregp ver os peerage bcos indictment, returned at the Ward county pkioed sabi A on “It already has invaded the pro-|the legality of the plan under the fall term of federal court, nine legally rescind its action supportin: The oldest steamship in the world fessions, not alone the trades. One of | anti-trust laws, and the trade com- months after the alleged offense oc- the other route in view of the potet is sala to be the barque Constance, | the best illustrations is in the field|mission plans to study the institute's curred, was filed with the clerk of that the highway commission alrcady | DUiIt in 1723 and now. in use as a|of medicine, wh7ze we now have great | curtailment Program on its own initi- the court on Oct. 17 last. 3 i training ship at Copenhagen. hospitals and diagnostic clinics which | ative. Judge Lake Jones of the federal When announced, the plan was de- Overdrafts ...........- ete ee eee eeeee United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, and securities owned .. Banking house, $100,000, Furniture and ‘W. T. Day, United States prohibi- 6 administrator for Florida, court set Michaelson’s bond at $2,000 fixtures, $18,425.15 ......... seovceees 118,425.15 ae early last November and authorized | Real estate owned other than banking house 22,600.48 whose it ‘ked up the devised in compliance with the advice | Re: 2 ; ted of Sriemars:|_ ILLINOIS DRY AGENTS KILL WOMAN | sirasttmcmnin eeu Peiaomeai etat eed hoard, Mr Witas holds aurrct war| Outside checks and other cash it seuseees 765.51 at Jacksonville to be dealt with ‘i : a eta ee ele in page potions oT - pidigeed Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due : ; Tt is understood that if hi : sistance the institute might obtain from U. S. Treasurer .............004. 5,000.00 ¢ is returned to Florida to answer ihe for ts program would have to come| Other assets ......-s..ereerccsccsevscescsees TTD Ss indictment, he probably will be tried | encies. . at Key West, where he entered this ee ee ieee. care wie bases OO Ga icc ueheg 5 i been proposed, however, that the z Liabilities President of the institute aud its gen- + Capital stock paid in .. an + -$, 100,000.00, oral and regional committee chairmen Surging ©. 05.5 cass cess rai 5 200,000.00 Meanwhile, officials whe have teuaieg | Undivided profits—het .... +. BB,712.40 its proposals aré inclined to regard it | Reserves for dividends, contingencies, etc. ...... 62,323.82 ms one eye to season, prodiction. Reserves for intone. panes: and other expenses sain storage rather ru unpaid ... 5 },238.: eter ho seafhene pode a0 Circulating notes outstanding sibility of crude oil prices, they Due to and refined oil prices very much it] Demand deposits ..... United States deposits ...220..20.1 Election Campaign in T aonas re Bismarck Is Quiet One) x... o¢ north Daicts, Couniy of Burleigh, asp" * Wik oe I, Frank E. Shepard, Cashier of the above named bank, do Fs. or less on the quiet and ail solemnly swear that the above rtatement is true to the best of eats, | my knowledge and belief. x FRANK E. ‘SHEPARD, ! recalling the old saying that “all is ss Cashier. ‘ I tht etn a ‘bet Subscribed and sworn to before me this 29th day of Marchi, pombamie. races for office | (Seal) €. A. HEUPEL, g Pg iy Gevaw meer sete oo lotary public. ers’ attention, f rrect—-Attest: The race for the two city commis- C. B. LITTLE | i A.