The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 2, 1929, Page 8

- STATE SANITATION ~ ONWATER, SEWERS { | ! AND MILK HELD LAX i aed 3 1 HH} fF Engineer Bavone Point Out | aan “aay Existing Defects t od — i H NEED OF LAWS IS URGED i Mandan and Washburn Cited as rd Examples of Risks: Dairy : Situation Criticised fection big subject tc there » uch a three had been milk. All the importance ot they s r should Water 5: Engineer Bay statement of wat Z state. In the said Bismarck of risking conta tions which migit pe supplies of bad ana connected with the city s The engineer found another tentially dangerous detec Mandan water supply and an example of like detec Parts of the state. He said is in relying on chlorine treating river wat turbid to take the tre: ly, Where chiorine is used ed out, there should first | water. Grand Forks in handling a water supp! tem included by-passes treated water could be ad the supply without passi the treating plant. resulted in Jan Passes were cl Washburn was cited as ar of a community t from raw river wat with only the ¢ settling. aver supplie’ hould the ase of to! test most frequen Same precautions in ist camp supplic.— B month. A recent tes of Nor tems, with kind in 26 Rl CH LIC Health Otticers Hear a JAILED IN oT. PAUL Ollie Hamit ion Unde Law Oil IS NAME EATION ° Exnert Supervises Kidder Homemaker er Meets (Special to The Tribune) 1 DN Pettibone and nd- Milk Sani In discussing in engineer laid down erning the nature of or statutes. These wer on cows producing milk to be tub lin-tested; require all vendors of mik to be licensed; re frequent in- spection and «cor vide for the routine e. milk once every four to si advocated the adoption dard milk ordinance of ti States public health ice. ‘The engineer hool and | tourist camp sanitation. A healthy | camp is a good advertisement to a/ community, he said; while a neglect- ed and defective camp reflects on the entire As to rural in- not much can be work in this instance United n meete acant the Steele P. D. Woods, P! x Driscoll, and Mr of the Cora Johnstone Best Leztures Here Today Cora Jotmstone Best, adventurer, mountain climber, t e hunter and explorer, lectured this afternoon at the city audite dom of the Cloucis It was previous- ly planned for Dr. Best to night, but due to conflicting date: the time was changed, and there will be no lecture this evening. The lecture, sponsored by the Bis- marck high school, described her ad- .| ventures in mountain climbing, and was illustrated with colored slides and moving pictures. Sometimes called “the biggest little woman in the out-of-door world,” Dr. Best has made journeys into many strange Places in company with Audrey Farar _ | Shipam, and these provide an endless fund of experiences, many of which were related this afternoon. Dr. Best, always a vivid and com- pelling personality, possesses the ‘abil- B. | ity to make her ‘audience see the general of |. places . enjoy the thrills and the exhilarating. momenis of me world Toten a seta where has’ - er and n on KFYR every A. W. Lucas REPORT REBEL ARMY um on “The King- | ure to- | HERRICK SUCCESSOR Authentic Information Now That Hoover Will Make Selection Later © Appoir ments DEFEATED FEDERALS | Whereabouts of Escobar Is Mystery; Consul Believes He !s in the United States H a lay. reports persisted here th ‘bel forces under the Indian gene Marcelo Caravco end Ramon Yucupicio, had defeated | zan in northeastern Sonora. The whereabouts of General Gonzalo Escobar, commander-ir ot the revolutionary forces, 5 myster Escobar left Nogales 1: Sunday, turned up here Tuesday ie! { night, but vanished a few hours later when several of his generals crossed the bard d plans were made for surrenderi: he town to federi “No onc General Esco! Tamez, M an , said, “but we have information , causes us to believe that he i: the United States. I am not liberty to give the place, but it is o1 information that he has crossed Large numbers of Mexican rebel | generals had taken refuge in Doug: or Nogales, . after receiving m United States im- | . Two revolutionary | Manuel Aquirre and | Francisco Leon, were prisoners at No- | | zales and faced trial before @ military | | board. | to know surely i Jamestown Marine Is Returned for Burial Jamestown, N. D., May 2.—(a)— | The body of Albert Schlauch, local | boy who was killed in action with the | | United States Marines in Nicaragua | February 27, 1928, arrived here today. | it was accompanied by H. W. Beck- mann, private in the Marine corps. Funeral services will be held from | St. Johns Lutheran church here Sun- day with Rev. W. W. A. Keller offici- | ating. He leaves two brothers, Otto. Bismarck, end Fred, Jmestown, and » Miss Olga Schlauch and | McKenzie County Gets Eight Purebred Bulls Watford City. N. Dak. May 2.— McKenzie county farmers purchased eight registered Shorthorn bulls at) sales conducted last week at Watford | City and Alexander. A carload of bulls was brought into the county by the Greater North Da- kota association, with Martin Apland in charge. Most of the bulls were yearlings and sold at an average price of $160. Farmers purchasing the animals follow: Elmer Eide and Henry Falk- enhagen, Watford City; E. W. Gun- derson, Banks; E. A. 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The building is town Air Celebration ers slightly hurt when a struck a section of Baldwin county, Alabama, early today. | being erected for E. A. Hughes and is | to house the printing office of Hum- | phreys and Moule. The latter are among the tenants of the Eltinge theater building who will be compelled to seek new quar- s when the alterations and en- rgement of the playhousc begin about June 1 The new building .ill be 25 by 75. round dimensions. MA TIE am, Okla. May P)—Johnny Passaic, N. J., flying cop, and Richman of New York, tied for lead in today’s lap of C. C. Pyle’s ton derby. They were first into running the 36.9 miles from 1. Mo. in 4 . Too Late to Classify die. molished. damaged. | Barrett at Minot to Assume New Position Minot, N. D., May 2.—()—James Barrett of Devils Lake, newly elected secretary of the Minot association of commerce, arrived in the city today to assume his duties. Barrett, who has been secretary of the Devils Lake Civic and Commerce association, suc- ceeds David S. Owen, recently. re- signed. Owen will be established at Fargo as state manager for a farm publication, the Dakota Farmer. A farewell banquet for Owen will SALO, RIC WANTED—Competent girl to do ‘al housework and care for dren. Phone 1058 after 5:30 N D Modern Woodmen; Elect Meet Delegates | vention, | were P _ Sieben tated Club is fully aged. It’s mellow... perfect blending. A deli- cious, stimulating drink in Cli t Club a ads and D. M. Upham. | ‘d delegates to the fe order which | itself. Gives recipe drinks It’s convenient and economical tt) e3. PJ! sunny flavor. Comes in to buy Clicquot Club Pale Dry ate consul and in the P. Package (12 bot! sacl oan new bottles that contain caren) he year mh tle | 16 oz... . 40z. more than | most I-pint ginger ales. 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