The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 9, 1930, Page 7

significance and attention, Thompson asserted, when it was presented at the Chicago flood water conference after the disastrous Mississippi flood of 1927, It also was presented offi- cially to the national convention of {place would be burned” put sheriff's {officers on the alert for more race Grower Threatened | trouble in this vicinity today. Seattle, May 9.—(?)—Word that a | m Japanese vegetable grower near Au- Japanese Vegetable Duluth, May 9.—(#)--William Tay- CONTROL OF FLOODS Officers klamed unidentified white en who participated in Tuesday | d not gullty when arraigned in fed- night raids upon Filipino laborers in - THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1930 INDIAN DENIES GUILT URGED, BY DIVERSION OF MISSOURI RIVER North Dakota Association for Linking Stream and Devils Lake Hears Leader the Izaak Walton League of America at Omaha, in 1928. A resolution adopted there urged the conservation Continuing the campaign, Thomp- son said, North Dakota was repre- sented before the flood control com- mittee in congress prior to the pas-; sage of the flood control bill and urged federal legislation looking toward water conservation rather than mere The raiders drove 100 Filipino workers from their bunk houses, warning them not to return. burn, 21 miles south of here, had been warned that unless he released his Filipino laborers within 24 hours “the you'll find that Kellogg’s Corn Flakes are ideal for the children’s supper. Wholesome. Easy to digest. Packed with flavor and crispness! Millions of mothers prefer crisp Kellogg’s every day, Kelley CORN FLAKES * Welcome for breakfast, lunch and dinner It was pointed out at that hearing, said, that during the Mississippi the stream carried 2,500,000 second feet of water at New Orleans and at the same time the Missouri river at Bis- marck carried 160,000 second feet. A dam at Stanton, N. D., he said, would have held back virtually the entire flow of the Missouri and thus would have contributed 7 per cent to flood trol. Jamestown, N. D., May 9.—(P)— Preliminary steps leading up to the present status of the Missouri diversion movement were outlined at @ meeting of North Dakotans inter- ested in the project bx S. W. Thomp- son, Minneapolis, formerly of Devils Lake and president of the Missouri River Diversion association. Beginning with the fixed idea that development of its water resources is essential to successful agriculture and the development of its cities, Thomp- son said advocates of the plan ob-/ tained an appropriation of $25,000 from the state legislature in 1925 and an additional $25,000 at the 1927 session. These amounts were matched by the federal government and the money used largely in the making by the U. 8. Geological survey of a topo- Is in Group of Projects Six other similar projects on other Mississippi tributaries, the speaker said, would control half the water and make another similar Mississippi flood = asserted, would be’ less than that spent for dikes and levees and, in addition would give the 31 states comprising the Mississippi valley not only flood control but adequate water supply, navigation, irrigation, water power and recreational centers. The last step in the organization program, Thompson said, was the creation at the 1929 session of the North Dakota legislature of the Mis- souri River Diversion commission, in 1924 and since then has spread to include a large part of central North Dakota, Thompson said. was to disseminate information rel- ative to the merits of the project and to foster legislation, both state and feanai, wi WOU: brid to "7 consisting of three members appoint- ed by the governor, with the gover- nor and the state engineer as addi- tional ex-officio members. The pur- pose of this commission, Thompson said, is to work with other organisa- tions and association in the state and in the United States who favor the reservoir system of flood control and who believe in water conservation, The 10th is the last day of discount on Gas bills. Benefits to be obtained from the project, 2hompson said, are an ade- quate domestic water supply for cities in the Devils Lake area and the Sheyenne and James river valleys, water for irrigation purposes, promo- tion of Missouri river navigation, flood control and the development of nters. The movement developed national Scott's Grocery 9:00 and 10:30 A. M. — 2:30 and 4:30 P. M. Open till 9 o’clock Saturday nights 311 SEVENTH STREET Specials for Saturday STRAWBERRIES, quart box ...... isaac ER RPO (5 ‘ely at the I.G.A. Pillsbury’s Pancake Flour, rae Barton’s Black Dyanshine, seller ..... eel 4 small cans ..... Specials for Sat., May 10 to Fri., May 16, inclusive Staley’s Maple Prunes (3:7. 40-508. pice erasoeces. - Come in and let us tell you how to get a cooker with Empress Coffee. 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