The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 17, 1925, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT WHEAT SHOWS DECLINE FOR WEEK PERIOD Stress Weight) Rather ‘Phan Protein ia Listing Grain Pric Premium Buying Slow of a permanent thre Manitoba. Heavy hail and . Hail Toll torms have protein over the protein le over thi No. red beings | Necline Promiums for spring wheat also| 1 { toward the close of the More feut ern wal mand | amber ab market on Friday As joted 3eounder he Duluth Septembe Ye for the week, 10's The 145,000,000) bu other unfave corn crop d was 1,000,000 b ment to the prices held | out of | er | cipts was being} and shippers. | y was reported to be of- w corn for De ment were ne Offerings ° A sales 0! ported were re- The er than to be low level of wheat pri light and were readily t local mills. Commercial been reduced to the lowest p< some time. The crop was es Aug. 1 at 52,000,000 bushels, smallest 1916, Larger r ned the bar- ley market e central west, but” ort demand improved én the Pa- ¢ coast. About half of the large crop of 214,000,000 bushels is the product of North and South Dakota,| Minnesota and Wisconsin. { Malting grades were taken readi the at Chicago, polis and waukee at cents lower than last Choice brewinz| barley at San Francisco was quoted | at $1.95 per 100 pounds with ocean! space adequate at about $8.50 per! ton. California superior barley was| quoted in London Aug. 14 at $2.20 to $2.22 per 100 pounds ¢ i g. Spot! prices on samples ranged from $2.49] to $2.60 pey 100 pounds, accord quality. | NORTHWEST | NEWS i | Minot, Aug. 17—A scale of wages for threshing laborers and prices to! be charged for threshing were adopt- ed by the Ward Coanty Thresher- men’s association, meeting in Minot yesterday afternoon, H Wages for bundle pitchers were set at $4 a day or 40 cents per hour by the threshermen. Spike pitchers $ito", eacalse ie sane oS our per day. An hourly charge ot $22 for'a*10 team threshing outfit was agreed upon, $1.50 an hour to be added for each additional team GRAND FORK rtle | tad | ie Bristol tein owned Well ter, hen Cn Ais equiva ter in one to members funds to carry to the “and busine atte, Islane years two of one twen fifteen pe the ine reuse in ae that 1 there ran vain there wa | the tall about | usual Under! Co, the elevator known as Robinson elevator s Mo: the Hart opened fo y, and will engage in was Ct Hol! ie, who for the seasons ‘ha empl Farmers’ he! Martin and ying opera- at the newly opened house. | is in charge of gr: tions Grand Forks, Aug. 17.—-Registra-! -' from Iwas not b: tin Grain, Ca t tion trial ii supers town raon, Crear Walter J Eyelind: De. Go A, Abhutt Murphy, elon Hostratier Bdueation ot Univer eof liberat ( ' ‘ Forks; Verna Koerniek, Cx Minn: Pern Slater, Sykestan Hanson, Veblen: Tmoven Dynes number received at the reyi ed that enroll: FAITH MAN SERVING FOR CRIME Revenge C; Have Wingler Arrested for Crime He Did Not Commit hank God Sometime believe h mighty hard t tice, what Tack with his family i keround of his Blue Wingler today smiles h »pily awakened t threatened to days. imple hill ze-skinned, ved by tude a nights stalk him the Th life melo- devout | GRADUATING CLASS DONS CAP AND GOW | | sed Neighbor to: 5 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE N log house in the moun The hin contsined a crude loft, whieh night be entered through « trap and ise Two y afte a Wingler was found dead at tom of these stai Her ntiy had struck stone hearth that ion indie: matter wa acciden all but forgotten, From time to time Wingler visited his wife's kin’ and consol with them, They remained close friends. Then W ried. the went on, In April, the nine-year-old daughter of Wingler was as saulted. The son of John Sheppard, a neighbor and friend of long stand ing, was accused. The son became « fugitive and Sheppard became an enemy Hardly had the warrant been is than She ppard came down out with the story that Iwas to stir the mountain sides for | man he told the authorities jth rs before Wingler had atic {on Sheppard's story confessed to him the murder of his he crfme was committed with tock, the story says he this late d the confession. brought down family, placed on t coroner who of sts over Mrs. er, and Dr. Turner, who made the examination still living and located, Personally interviewed y were firmly of the opinion that prisoner is innocen any derime, : ; | “And this John Sheppard, the prin- Pad been attributed tova tra 3 against’ Wingler! has dental fall rese suddenly. ou to my satisfaction a nist as a heinous crime eras did certain. other Rut Governor MeLean didn't. be-| Witnesses.” lieve: Wingler guilty eal of the} So Ves Wingler comes home to his + government he wronged man’ ry of the pardon et oat work and ud colorful dra is best summed up own word “The pr The istounding led which governor's cution of Ve sed on any was found wreak Wingler eh sense of dound in enyeance on Ves Wingler to be sworn of ne John sire to justice, by prison Shep And, Ves’ Wingler w imple, moun- tains man, He born and has spent pis ars of life on the stubbom 1 western North Carolina, is that of the “ the emo- tion ‘aith that so often tion wi in connec- nn.,, evolu- his that he held to solidly during prison years. trugele has been the largest word in life vocabulary, as it is with so many of his n-farmer brethren, At 34 ied and moved his wife into a roughly hewn BUGS By Roy Grove ith, he now] ssion| Was his com | to work to! Blue Ridge farm He carries with him the Bible that when on 1 says: : God, 1 didn't lose my faith sometimes it, seemed hard to believe in divine j "what with all of man's injusti WOMAN MANA A woman, Mr bef of Pennsy whet i lignite to be coul mine in’ the States. When her husband died re- ntly she took over the nroverty, Jucd at $10,000,000, and including 120) acres of coal lands, You Poor Kid, Why _ Are You So Skinny? Don't _your mother know that Cod Liver Oil will put pounds of good healthy flesh on your bones in just a few weeks ?. Tell her every druggist has it in sugar-coated tablet form now so that you won’t have to take the nasty, fishy-tasting oil that is apt to upset your delicate stomach. ‘ell her that McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets are, chock-full of vitalizing vitamines and are the greatest flesh producers and health builders she can find. One sickly thin kid, age 9, gained 12 pounds in 7 months. She must ask Finney Drug Co., A. P. Lenhart Drug Co., J. D. Cowan, of any good druggist for McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets—60 tablets—-60 cents—as ‘pleasant to take as candy. heppard ; Y i ) f I inhi aS i ee PINE ¢MOTOR®@CARS ( ++ the ever-expanding preference of fastidious owner-folk has done it! four-cylinder TOURING =| = sw $1195 COUPE - - = - ww $1395 COUPE-SEDAN 20 $1395 SEDAN - = = ~~ 10w $1450 BROUGHAM .~ ww $1595 sixecylinder TOURING - = sow $1750 ROADSTER -~ - sow $1750 COUPE - = = = nw $2195 COUPE-SEDAN now $2095 SEDAN - = = = sw $2295 BROUGHAM =. now $2095 All prices f. 0. b. Toledo af ~~ Effective Monday, Aug. | ) Before committing yourself to amy. other car, at any other price, you will serve your own interest by ex- amining into the opportunity these new low prices now hold for you in the model of your choice in this. distinguished line. : ~~ i ] AN if ht { | ) ny “ai ] wi a r4