The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 20, 1918, Page 6

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LCRCHETS nit ‘ 0 ARGWERS To THE NAME | OF FRECKLES N°GOOSEY. | / EIGHT YEARS OLD A] SHoaT AND STOCKY Bf —mr\} AND WAS HABIT OF / F] TWISTING WIS HAID- E TWO , Sopies: GEE - THATS WHY- THAT'S ONLY WIS CAP—THE REWARD ARE aE VE EET : Ht ONESDAT MAR 26, 1918 I$ FoR FINDING (—~ rescues! ) ; ve wei, cap & OUGHTA BE WORTH SQUIRREL FOOD ISN’T GEORGE THE STUB- BORN LAD? By Ahern ty! ay! A DANGLELION — BRAVE LIL HEARLD OF SPRING ~ wadYenopourar | A DANGLELION ! \E A WHOLE FLOCK OF ROBINKS DONT CORNINCE GEORGE (1S SPRING + THEN MAYBE A DANGLELION WILL ve LIL stussorN! ‘BUDDY DANNY LION, pO ALL DON’ KNOW flow Yo AN’ Me 19, HELPIN’ ISTO HOOBER TONIGHT AH FEAST ON BOILED Pak AN’ DANNYLIONS \& “ee van Yaa! THEN LISEN~ SuPPOSIN’ ) SHOWED You A DANGLELION “ME "STUBBORN PLUG WHO TAKES ADVANTAGE OF HIS DRWERS SIZE WHER VT CONES TIME 10 TAKE THE sNOSE BAG OFF AND GOTO WORK~ © aeeptie abies GENE ortcRN* By Blosser | TRIBUNE FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT NATION ISSUES STAGNATE MART : Shippings Adversely Affected by | the Dutch Ship Situ- | ation New York, N. Y,, ur, W.—Delay in| taking over the Duteh ve; s now in un waters, the German chan- s declaration that no signs of | peace are visible, and intimations that | the next government bond issue may | | | total, ten billion dollars’ g: pause to the stock market today. GROWS SHORT the intermediate period, shippings Prices Rise When Reports: Indi cate Rush to. Market is general character to furnish any in- éentive for bullish operations. Prices | were, firm to strong at the opening, | put a sharp reversal in shippings soon | effected one to two point: declin making up the greater part of their) losses on a demand for equipments | and popular war issues. | United States sievi oscillated frac-| ticnaly over and under its final quota. | tion of the previous day, but managed | to show a slight net gain with kind-| the red issues. In no noteworthy instance | to market was about over, tended to- ult more than nominal.! q. z the r >s amounted to 300,000 shares. — | Although time money was quotabdly | unchanged at six percent there were) | in-| 7 5 Oats gained 1 indications of coming ease a: creased supply from local sour terior financial institutions are to be buying freely of commercial pa- per. Virtually al the day's call money was placed at 514 per. cent. Dealings in bonds were sub: Jarger than these of recent but the liberty issues which tended higher, made up the bulk of the offer. | ings in that ma Sales (par value) aggregated $4,650,000. United States bonds (old issues) were unchanged on call In- | NEW YORK MONEY New York, N. Y., Mar. 19.-~Merc tile paper, four and six months 6 per cent. Rar silver 87%. Mexican dolla 70. Government bonds rad, bonds irregular. strong: sixty, ninety da months 6 bid. Call mon bY; low ruling rate 5 closing | red at 5; last loan NEW YORK METAL | New York, N. Y., Mar. 19.—Metal| exchange quotes lead eas 5 Spelter quiet; E spot 737 NEW YORK STOCK LIST American Beet Sugar - 2 TR American Can .... .- < American Smelting & Refining - American Tel. & Tel .. American Zine .. Anaconda Copper Atchison oe Baltimore:& Ohio . Butte & Superior 3 California Petroleum Canadian Pacific . Central Leathe i Chesapeake & Ohio ....- Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul .. Chino Copper .- .-.- Colorado Fuel « Iron . Cruejble Steel .. AW ~~ FROM AN OLD CONTRIBUTOR | \N CEDAR RAPIDS ELMER - TAKE DEAR SIR -VoU ASK WHAT WAS THE (N Bar WILL SAY- Aw, | KNow TEUTON New York Central Texas: Co. Utah Copper Chicago, Ill, Mar. i$.—tdica t for the present the rush cf corn to strengthen prices ult, the close although unsettled, |Cyernin, the Au With | little salt. And here th vjar aid | * receipt hoped for, and seemed tobe ; rapidity with which the March) @ 1970. delivery has been climbing above the | May option. sions moved upward in pathy with grain and hogs,.and cause of increa and meats, Short Cattle recei steers 950 @ 1100; wes canners TO0G@ St 700 @ Wa bulls, stags, ete 750 Sheep receipts 10, 3 1800 @ 1650; ewes 1100 @ Shorts were the chief buyers, | Option Open High Low Closing —_———_ Cattle receipts 3 MINNEAPOLIS. GRAIN Minneapolis, Minn., Mar. 19.—Flour uwichange:l. Shipments 41,167 barrels. | ley 160 @ 200. Rye 288 @ 290. stock 1400. Sheep reccipts 600; steady: lambs wethers 700 17255 Wheat reccipts 103 cars, compared! ewes 500 @ 1250. with 93 a year ago, i . Corn, No. 3.Yellow, 170 @ 175, 3 White 90% @ 91%. eat Northern Pfd .... pigieT Oe When you read about the “terrible rows” between 2aron Von Kuehiman German foreign ™ r from the camera. RRR eee top i 959 70: pigs 1000 @ 1 $T. PAUL LIVESTOCK St Paul, ¥ MINNEAPOLIS PRODUCE Mineapolis; ‘Minn. Mar, 19.—Butter, awhberries aye. cheaner, ful Beil, ha higher. |. __ Butter——Creamery “TERRIBLE FOES [WELL MEBBE, BUT— | free from rots, small burger |2: died of wounds, 3; died of a | 12; wounded severely, 2; slightly ing stock Ce Kg Vresh prime firsts, new ties and curreal checks and candled, include checks out, per dozen eceipts rots out $l¢ dozen 28e; dir 28; quotations on egg! sy twins, pound 2 pound 27c; vi mi Ade; block 4 OLDIERS WHO HAVE DIED Today’s Expurgated Death Roll of Honor. | f | | | i | ' i ——* Washington. D. C., Mar. 29.—The casually list issued today by the war department contained y names | Captain Phelps Collins was included ion. Lie among those killed in tenant George O. Middleton died accident. ° | Tho casualties were divided as fel-| lows: i Killed in action 2; died of accident, wounded 8. The lst follows: Killed in Action Captain Phelps Collins; Private| | Frank’ J. Konopek. | fa Count) er, eat.a | an pret 7g, | Bibeau, Grade ern 1400; killers steady: “AEM : hetg Paestay. ide Lewis aad 'S head hold an Died of Accident | Lieut, George 0. Middieditch: Cadet | Edward I. Butler; Private Martin J. urphy. Died of Wounds Privates Aima M Vaudreiul, Wilbur Wilkerson. Died of Disease Be Cat James.” Charles R. Burtch. Crosby, peru | Sergeant 3. Fishe preumer ja; Walter Moore. coit, prenmon pneumonia. Wounded ‘Severely Sergeant Frank Hic an; Private | Austin R. Schumacher, | Wounded Slightly Privates Povert O. Raughn, Char B. Godfrey; Daniel 3 | Mulligan, Sam.Todor, Ki er Wolpunk. Healey, Wm. Stew: $50 @\ sand) Helena, Mont., Mar. 20,—On the eve 990 @ | of the reconvening of the state sen- | jate to determine upon the impeach- 3 year | ment trial of Judge Charles L. Crum, } 1280 @lot the Fifteenth judi di ibs 1670 | ya of the jurist filed mére than a week | announced .that: the resignation ago, was accepted. by Governor S. V. Stewart, Friday. ch 15, the day follow Pof managers: of the house, which has | charge of the prosecution. oy 1 a SOME aut neers The governor, last evening admitted | 50; veal a ves steady, 600 @) tot ne had ae oe and state that both: the resigna And the letter of acceptance would be gent before the senate for reading tot | day. vy ZBYSKO-DISQUALIFIED » disqualified Wi r swith: pd fag. GENERAL WILSON WALKS TO OFFIC + mm + QIR.GEN HENRY WILSON new, characte: © photograph son, chief of Staff, was s taking France and Ita the Staff College he work for the expeditiopary e followed out almosi < years later at the the main pla force which w outbreak of war. ing Lewis on the jaw and knocking him unconscious. The time of the bow | 2d today. was 37 minutes, 25 seconds. ——— |An Externai “Dosing.” doors in A Fresh Air and Exercise. ing the conference held here by | the senate committee he hoard | Growing éliflaren need plenty of fresh air and outdoor exercise and | this exposure is bound to cause some n| colds. These colds should not be neg- | deeted, and yet, mothers know that constant “dosing” is bad for the deli- cate stomachs of children. nm external ~ NATION LEAGUE i | | Have Power London, aMr. stitution of a tion, Lord Lansdowne Situation Favorable, ‘he threatened dangers. nterest taken in it in the -l veyond reach. + Considering Amer! trade, he said, there w so effectual The org: SeuCESGNAES™ Mothers! Here's Something New Treatment That Replaces Internal You Can Let the Children Run Out- li Weathers and Get Their Needed | form ot rheumatic. trouble to try | with the. results, the: purchend,) _ SANCTIONED BY Parmoor Says It Must Comprise | All Important Powers and —In the house of lords today LordaParmoor moyed a resolution approving the principle of the League of Nations and the con- ribunal whose: ord should be enforeable by adequate san- ers; D id that two ¢! | sentials were requisite for a league o nations. The first was, in his view, that it must be open to all and com- oT ne LA prise all itis iahotinnt pewert white| SLIM FEEDS FOR the second was that it should be arm-| WOBBLY RIOTERS ad with executive powers suflicient) Lord Lansdowne said he believed ‘hat if the league was able to apply! 9: e swig pectin : Onis }o'clock this afternoon, as the restit pressure in different ghapes it coull! of » disturbance they created Monday guarantee. peace -in the civilized | yj eee , world, or at least, secure'a delay for nent, and it was declared by the au- liseussion and conciliation which) fense wou vould in many cases, effectually avoia He believed | ‘he omens were entirely favorable; ‘o the i such a e, one! i to the formation of such a league, on2) cojdiors ot the most hopeful ones being the! the war and the doctrines of the 1. 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BANDITS LOCK UP BANK EMPLOYES; ENGLISH LORDS) SET 85.000 swac San Fran » Calif, Mar, 20, — pou bandi maskedamd ‘armed, held up the Yokahama Specie Bank, l.ied., here Tuesday and escaped with approximately $5,000 after locking up more than 20 of the ‘banks employ- es in vaults, WOULD. MAKE FOR. PBACE L. A. GRANT, CIVIL | WAR VETERAN DIES Minneapolis, Minn., Mar. . 2).—Gen- eral L. A. Grant, civil war )» onee sistant secretary of.war and jJater ng secretary of) war under’ Presi- dent Harrison, died at his home here ‘Tuesd: He was 9) years old. General Grant was ‘credited with many acts of. distinguished ! service during the 1 war, © secure unquestionable obedience! ‘Maries s Grits decisions: | St. Maries, Idaho, “Mar, 20.—Sixty- | five alleged Industrial \Vorkers of the | World held here by the’ military re- | ceived but one meal Tuesday at four s that a repetition of the -of- uld result in the prisoners be- | ing put on bread and water diet. 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