Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-10
Use MOVIES IN
ELECTION Fight

Grand Fork; League 10 Use
Films IL Argument for No.
nlcIpaI Slaughter House
Grand Forks, N. D., Aug. S.-MoV'
ing pictures will be used by Grand
Forks women in a campaign now un-
der way for the establishment Of 4
municipal slaughterhouse, On which
Grand Forks will yore Tuesday, when
the question OF bonding for its con
%strnctiOn will be submitted. Slides
depicting present conditions Will De
thrown on the screens during the reg
nlar performances, OF the moving pic
ture theaters, and In this manner
frst-hand information OF the actual
methods of handling meat by local.
butchers will be distributed.
Not, only will the women who are
backing the movement show condi'
lions of Grand Forks slaughterhouses
but they also will depict sanitary
slatighterhouses, showing modern
matchmaking methods in contrast
with the old method.
The Grand Forks Women's Civic
league is behind the movement. and
it has required several years OF agi'
tation to bring on the election finally
fixed for Tuesday. 1t is proposed to
bond the city for the construction OF
q slaughterh0use costing approx
mately $4,000. A committee OF the
city council made a tour recently OF
several Minnesota cities, and infor
nation gathered at that time was re
sponsible for fixing that amount.
The Grand Forks Civic league re
Gently employed the moving picture
houses in the conduct of an anti-1y
crusade, and material benefits were
obtained. In this campaign it is he
lieyed that even more striking re-
suits can be secmred,as the women
say they have an object lesson of nc
mean value to offer the people. The
moving picture house managers are
featuring their slaughterhouse pic
lures as "head liners for the coming
week, or until the evening before
election.
Another feature of the campaign
being made by the women is that Of
bringing Professor E. F. Ladd, head
of the state pure flood department
to the city to deliver an address
He will discuss general sanitation
conditions as affecting the handhnf
Of meat. as
LARGEST SHIPMENT OF CATTLE
New Orleans, La, Aug. S.-Arrange
ments are being made to handle the
largest shipment OF cattle eve'
brought to this, and probably to any
American port. he first shipload o.
a movement of $4,000 head will dock
here tomorrow from 3Tampico, Mexico
Forced by the acOninuance of the
instructions in the southern repub
lie, the owners are going to this vast
expense as the only means of saving
any portion of tteir property. While
the shipment is being made in The
name OF the Corralitos Ranch com
pany, an English concern. it is IN
derstood that Gen. Duis Terrazas. En-
riQue G. Creel and other Mexican
cattle owners are sending ont SOME
of their cattle with this movement
T%hirty.one hundred stock cars will hf
required to carry the cattle from Nc"
Orleans to the various ranches &c
which they have been assigned
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NATIONAL ROWING REGATTA.
Boston, Mass, Aug. 8~.--Nccd,e.like
shells, propelled by Fights. doubles
fours, or individual oarsmen, darted
hfther and thither on the broad
stretch of the Charles River Basin to
day in final practice for the forty
first championship regatta Of the Ma
tional, Association of Amateur Oars
men. The preliminaries in the regat
ia will take place tomorrow and the
final events will be rowed on Satur
day. Indications point to n OF the
most successful regattas the associ
ation has held III years. Leading
boat clubs Of New York and New
England, with several in the middle
states, will be represented in one OF
l ulOIC u lCAc IWCISC CsSASo "eII AAuiN
up tn program. Moreover, an interna
tional flavor will be given the regat
ia by the participation of the North
west Arm Rowing club OF Halifax
The club is sending, in addition to its
four-oared crew, F. R. Hart, champion
Sculler of the Maritime Provinces,
and R. T. Fitzpatrick, intermediate
champion for the senior singles. The
Halifax City eight also will contest
in the regatta. "st~
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Washington D. g, Aug. 9.-Presl
dent Wilson'S plans for currency legis
lation, at the present session of con
gress, will be advanced an important
step Monday, when a currency bill
will be reported to q caucus Of the
Democrats of the house.
A statewide mass convention Of
Republicans and Progressives OF
Maryland is to be held In Baltimore
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