The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 11, 1922, Page 3

FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1922 ~~ UNEVEN YIELDS OF WHEAT ARE NOW PREDICTED Tests made. by > by the I Russell-Miller Milling Company’s elevator in Bis- marck indicate a very uneven yield of wheat in this: section, ranging from rather poor wheat in quality to the finest hard ,wheat. A test made of the field of wheat of Frank Gabel, hear Bismarck, showed 60 pound hard wheat, with probability of a good yield, perhaps more than 20 bushels to the acre. A field on a farm of F. A. Lahr, tested 57 pounds, a field on the Mc- Kibben farm indicated 56 pound wheat and samples taken from a field two mlies: north ‘of ‘the state capitol showed <‘the § wheat considerably shrunken, testing about 54 pounds. Vakious conditions'are ascribed for the unevenness. There will be a dif- ference in grades in the same fields, according to W. C. Mills, of the _glevator company. Rust is one factor, Mr. Mills said. Uneven weather conditions, condition of the ground, mariner of sowing the wheat, seed, ete, are also factors, he said. There has been more rust damage than was anticipated, Mr. Mills said tests ‘have shown. No rye or wheat has been brought into the local elevator yet. Rye threshing has been reported in. this section and it is general in the southern part of the state. Better baking, better bread —‘“Never Fails” Flour. ei gots tit HEADS OF BIG” RAILROADS TO » DECIDE POLICY| (Continued from Page 1) Four yailyoad, who are now taking, a strike vote over the interprétation | of working rules, August 21, accord- ing to the hlessagé’ received today by. offieails of the Big Four railroad | from} the labor board.” ‘The telegram from the railroad Ia- § Stop Laxatives j Which Only Aggravate’ Constipation a lubricant—not a , laxative—so bor board further states that pend- ing a hearing and decision in the controversy between the men and the company the board directs that there shall be no change in-the application of dispute rules from that in effect prior to the dispute. UNION HEADS SEE HARDING By the Associated L'ress) Washington, Aug. 1i-—-Heads of all railway labor unions were in Wash- ington today to consider President Harding’s latest proposals for term- ination of the shop crafts federation strike. The general conference was sought by shop crafts leaders imme- diately on receip&\ of the second white house effort at mediation and so far as (nown the shop craft ex- ecutives who have béen here several days have taken-no step as yet to- ward framing their answer. Early action toward framing their answer to Mr, Harding’s proposal that the seniority dispute be referred to the railroad labor board for settle- ment was not expected. Mr. Jewell anticipated it- would take a day or more for the general conference to over the ground with the shopmen, It seemed likely that the men’s an- swer would not reach the president before next week. Meanwhlie, administration leaders haye given no inkling as to thé course the government will follow if it again faces rejection of its effiorts to bring about voluntary termifation of the strike. URGES FEDERAL CONTROL. AbNene, Tex., Aug, 11—Congress- man Thomas L, Blanton of Abi today'sent out telegrams to numero leaders throughout. the country serting that President Harding has summoned congress to take over the j railroads, “‘this’ means national ankruptey and. weak truckling to autocratic unions far worse than. when’ they forced passage of the Adamson law,” the message suid. SERVES TIED UP (By the Associated Press) - Los Angeles, Ang. 11,—East bound passenger service on Atchison, ‘To- peka and Santa Fe system is tied up and no through trains will leave Los Angeles until the walkout situation . Lisbon—The general of the Big Four brotherhdods in the | from the government that the price Arizona division, entering at Need- | of bread would be regluced. les, California, is cleared up, it was | afnounced today by I. L. 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