The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 4, 1925, Page 6

ol ‘WHEAT TAKES ANOTHER JUMP = tains Reported in Argentina —Market Ris Than Six Cents es More profit, taking sales wheat market today smash- ed prices down in the lat - ings. ‘The break inva ery had level which had for Shi fr ( at shipping basis. the Chicago wheat closed nervous at 1% to 4 dee style, nd May $1.70 1 (P) upward the Austra were v- ts from Opening | Ic low 7 to 1.78 were follo for De then After x4 to decline, agged a | a sligh ew high . December go- elling b wnturns receded when wheat Corn closed un- ¢ net lower, May if TAKIN 4 TURNS ERRATIC Minn., Dec, 4) the hesitant tone} forecast and rapid ROFIT ND MARKET Minneapc rofit: taking { Liverpool f Better weather wheat an ear rally heavily on the br prices got Ila at 2he a 2 close, profil t The 1 turned nerv- us and erratic mid-session, anging near levels Ize, under previ- | , us clo if ats gained ground early and sag- was up on Argen- jh demand w for lowe des. s on the market.| Oats were in goo offerings — continue t ady. Barley aS demand toned down slower and were down CHICAGO LIVESTOCK 0, Ll, Dee. —(USDA) 000; uneven r weights ; others bulk good and it 11.50 to bulk bette: 0 to 11.45; butchers cking bette heay- medium re 300 Tb. verag to e) 2.15 to 115 ht lights ws 9.35 to to 12.00, € ses generally plain; most best weighty ‘ound 11.00; | t r 1,200 Ti most fat 6.50 to 40; vealers 12.00 to cows |i and med- few up- cull na- heavy. m weights 1 . lards to 17.00 to shippe: ves steady at 1 wrlings wethers 13. ethers 11.00; choice fat ewes up- most sheep fully 25¢ spots mor l-end feeding good 75 to 16.00, SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK M Dec. 4.— Cattle 1769 e; firm Ming classes; quality rather plain; ort. fed steers considered salable ound 8.50, best on offer; bulk 50 to 8.00; fat she stock largely ¢o 7.00; canners and cutters to 3.75; bologna bulls 4.25 to 75; stockers and feeders in light y active at 5.50 to 7.25 large- ~ Calves 1,800; steady to 25c ers. good lights largely 9.75 to r00. ie pp 15,000; light hogs 10 to 20c hers others and pigs steady to : sorted 140 to 180 Ib aver- 00 to 11.10; 180 to 275 Ib. hia 10.85 to 10.90; packing sows to 10.00; bulk pigs 12.00; aver- cost Thursday 10.77; weight 209. p 1,600;- fat lambs about with Thursday's close; desir- ‘Tgnt ‘ewes 8.00 to 8.25. eee Pe AVE HD AE 4 pete unchanged; packing . Dec. 4.—™— ‘Mingapolis, Mined load ots ride. higher: ta, carloed_ fo shipments Dec. new . ARTER SLUMP|:: shell, Wheat with 244 cars No. 4 do shipments 412; ( n M only’ deducted, rate sacked cwt No. market; try alive stea 20¢; CHICAGO RANGE December 4) Low Wheat Close 1744 | 477% | | mas | : as 40% 407 | Mts 444s] 614 oot, | 1.04%) 1.04% | 103%, 45hy We AGW Aa s 1.051) 1G 19% 1.0K 1.07 1400 160 1890 jshares were ‘JUDGE COFFEY | r northern spr . 1 amber durum To mixed durum 1 red durum 1 flax ing We quote but do not handle the! | following: | ine SHELL CORN “| Yellow White & Mixed | 2 Ib. in Minnesota Mixed corn Se less than MINN Minneapoli: receipts. EAI compared Cash: No. northern 1 No. 1 dark | northern spring, choice to fancy to 1.86; good to choice 1.72 | ordinary to good 1.70 to 1.71; hard Spring 1.71 to 1.88; N rk Montana on track 1.66 to 1.88; Lig} 1.88; December Corn No. 3 ar ago. y RANGE OF CARLOT § Minneapolis, Minn., Dec. 4. of carlot grain sales: Wheat dark porrherss Te No.| preme court w hard winter 1.76% durum 1.40 to 1.62; » *e; No. 1 mixed durum 1.47%. ample grade to 6 Oats 0 40%. Rye No. 1, 1 . theavy do 4. Wheat . Corn No. low 76% to Me to 43%c; | Rye none: timothyseed 650 cloverseed 21.0% to 30.50 i 50, lies 18.25. | PRODUCE H Dec. 4.—(#)—Butter | 8,544 tubs; creamery ; 44%; extra | Chicago, y, AIN IL, Dee. (A) hard 1 c 80 to 1 N b ipts standards sts s 47 to 50c; | first 40 to 45e; refrigerator 3 firsts 34%. Cheese un- hanged. POTATO MARKET H Hl, - 4.—-A)—Pota- | pts 6 total U. S. ight; trad- market weak; consin- | cked round whites ional fancy shade 3 Canadian mixed vari-| Idaho sacked rus- Chicago, oes: Rect iz slow | 4} Minn, Dee. | YA) Potatoes: Light demand very slow; market! loads delivered sales freight | Minneapolis-St. Paul ; round whites U, S| jes to establish to 3.40. Minneapolis, US 1, too few s: as CHICAGO POULTRY Chicago, Ill, Dec. 4.-)—Poul recipts seven cars: 23 springs 24%2¢3 | 30c; roosters 16¢ ducks 18 to geese 8c. Driscoll Teams — Ready for Games With Braddock: The Driscoll high school basketball | teams are ready for their first game! with Braddock tonight. They had| their last’ practice before the game last night, have the teams picked,! and are out to win. The boys’ squud consists of last year’s first team for- wards and center. The guards are not new to the game, but played con siderable last year. Coach “Herum' believes he has a good team. The girls’ team, although mostly: new material, has shown quite a bit. of speed. The schedule for the DriseaN team follows Dec. 4—Driscoll at Braddock. Dec. 11.—Written for. Dec.--19.—Driseoll, at , Steele (sub-| . | continue the restraining order against c} | kn FINANCIAL NEWS RAIL SHARES INDUSTRIALS, JOIN ADVANCE. Credit moved — Business Develop- (2) of act ck 2NLY. 0 in and expansion ivity today exp! H market's relief over the re lof credit un- certainti atisfaetion. with t business developments, in- review of gen- y retary Mellon. and industrial shares i resump- nd broader nen intere r the ning of constructive else- which { many popular to new levels for the The pace ading was quick= ened by the influx of outside buy: ing orders absor tempora the realizing sales which y halted the progress of ket around i in h Marland and As top prices wh Uneeitai jthat broke out in the workings early /2 jto _extinguisa the flames, WATER MAIN: ASSESAMENT. Water Main and. Water Works. Dis, tri NOTICH IS HEREBY GIVEN, that A special assessment for the cost of [a water main extension on Bleventh Btreet from the north line of Bowen Street to the north line of Ingals Street, jn Water Main. and Water MINE FIRE chy of Bismarck, North Dakota, has been levied aj lots and IMPRISONS H ; set opposite the. respective descrip- H }tlon of such lots and tracts, to-wit Kin's 2 | Heavy Smoke Hinders Rescue Workers—Imprisoned Men May Be Unconscious | ;, Boulder, Col Dec. 4.—@)—Be- tween 40 and 45 men were imprison- jed in the Cardinal tunnel by a fire today. The mine is located: 20 miles west of here and is worked by the Fairview Mining company. Six rescue crews, equipped: with {pulmotors. and other equipment, left here for the scen Mine officials said they feared the {imprisoned men were uneonscious {from the heavy smoke that is pour- ling from the mouth of the tunnel {and that this prevented workers, who were not equipped with masks, from entering the workings. The telephone overator at Neder land, the nearest town to the mine, said she received ‘information that between 20 and 30 miners were en- trapped Th the mine, Miners Believed Safe Boulder firemen in smoke. masks entered the workings in p effort ry Ls 40.9 STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA County of Burleigh Clty of Bismarck The undersigned, RH. ‘Thistie- thwaite, R. D. Hoskins, and, FL. Conklin, constituting the special as- fessment commission of the City of Bismarck, North Dakota, hereby certify that the foregoing is a com- plete list of the particular lots and Parcels of dand which in the opinion oY auch commission are especially hehefited by the construction of. a water main extension on Eleventh treet from the north line of Bowen Street to the north line of Ingals Street in Water Main and Water Works District Number One of such city setting forth the amount each lot or tract of land is benefited by the. improvement. und the amount assessed against each; that the same ig a, true and correct’ assessment of Sewers stom The Nederland telephone operator sajd her information was. that no gas explosion preceded the fire and mine company officials believed the miners were safe. The state mine inspector's de- partment at Denver despatched res- cue workers from Boulder and Den- ver. Every able-bodied man in the lit- tle town of Nederland went to the ineluded Cereal, Slos r to seven points Postum tat | hef= | field | RULES AGAINST | REASSESSMENT inued from page one) ea definite time of hearing which should be well known, Left To Higher Court “I will leave the constitutionality of the law to the higher court, but T eve it is involved in this action. ing notice relative to the filing of the report only is x very doubt- ful notice. To be constitutional a time and place of hearing should be specified without reference to, the filing of the report. “Under the law of 1925 the cou: ty commissioners are given autho ty, on petition of the people, to order a reussessmen s system is cai ried out by giving general notice to the people by publication, That on- ly is allowed to the board of county sioners when acting under the ions of that law. The tax com- missioner was acting under the law of 1919 in ordering: the reassessment und this provides for review by the {county board on the first Monday of|the timbering at the mouth of: the j the month following the filing of the report. Such review was not had, therefore this reassessment fails, in 3)| my opinion, because of failure of thelto dash county board to meet on November 2, 1925." Case Will Be Appealed State Tax Cemmissioner T. H. H. Thoresen and Judge Hanley indicat- ed immediately that the case will be appealed to the state supreme eourt with the request that an early hear- | ing be granted. The opinion has been expressed that all justices of the su- be disqualified from sitting on the case, inasmuch as each was affected in one way or another by the reassessment, and it will prob- bly be necesary to call in five dis- t judges to hear the arguments. Judge Coffey stated last night that the effect of the decision will be to spreading the reassessment upon the tax books of the county and will put the original ass@ssment in force. No Further Delay In Tax Collections In a si ment Tax Commissioner Thoresen said final decision as to whether or not appeal will be made within the next few days. In any event no attempt will be made to further hold up the collection of taxes in Burleigh county, already delayed a month. The appeal, if taken, will be designed to determine whether or not the law is constitu- tional, “I rgret that the reassessment as ‘ked out on minor technical- ity,” said Thoresen, “It as sorely needed to correct gross injusti existing over a period of years which will continue until adjustments are made by some disinterested party.” He said he believed the reassess- ment attempt here would have a beneficial effect not only in Bis- marck but in other taxing districts by calling the attention of the peo- ple to the importance of proper val- uation of property for taxing pur- poses. Use Gas, the scientific fuel. CHENEY. Silk and Wool teel and Schulte. |e the Rioverty therein described ac- cording to the best judgment of a majority of the members of such commissi ; and that the special items of expense included in such assessment are as follows, to-wit Cc ction cost... . 3 gineering and Supervision: Advertising . . Publication E Expenses of Specia » Ment Commission ... mouth of the mine to offer assist- MINE PRESIDEN: SAYS MEN HAVE CHANCE OF SAFETY Denver, Colo., Dec. 4—()—Ap- proximately 25 miners were entrap- ped by the fire in the mine of the Fairview Mining company near Nederland, Colo., in the opinion of John E. Bergren, president of -thé company, which has its offices here, The men, he believed, have a good chance of being saved, as they were working on the 800 foot level of the main tunnel, The fire started in the compressor room: at the main tunnel portal, and has destroyed the compressor and air fan system, The reports which Bergren — re- ceived at 11 o'clock said that the fire had been brought under control. FIRE ORIGINATED IN COMPRESSOR ROOM Nederland, Colo., Dec. 4-—()—Be- nd 45 ‘miners were im- prisoned in the Fairview Mining company’s gold, silver and lead mine, near here, today and. were still held behind 4 wall of smoke and fire at noon today while rescue workers bat- tled to extinguish the fire and pene- trate the mine. The fire originated in the compres- sor room .from where ‘fresh air forced into the mine, reports. ‘said, and spread quickly to the wooden PY structures around the portal ‘and: to Works District Number One of the City of Bistaarck, North Dakota, has miner, William Bryant, was [been levied gedingt, the lots” apd severely when he attempted ftratts .of land especially benefited through the flames to the|>Y such improvement, in the sums imprisoned men. The mine is fill- {Set opposite the respective deacrip- ed with choking smoke, and’mine of- ie Abatiencbea at ficials expressed the fear that the panscaemciitoady 5 entombed men might be suffocated. . The entire populace of this little mining camp has gathered at the por- tal, ready to offer any assistante possible, Total to he assessed Dated the 16th day o 1925 R. H. THISTLETHWAITER, Chairman, . D. HOSKINS, i Member. Member. Notice is hereby given that on the 12th, day of December, 5 10] 2 ofclock, A. M., the special assess ment commission of the City of Bis. marek, North Dakota will meet ii phe City Hall of such city to hea bjections which may be made to iy asmensment shown in the fore going list by any person interested therein, or by his agent or attorney. Dated this 16th day of November, 1926, R.H. THISTLETHWAITE, “ Chairman. IN_ASSSESSMENT:. Water: Works Dis- mine. One burned C Lot No, SPIES ON SWEETHEART: Lincoln, Eng.—Disguised as a tramp, a young man walked from Scunthorpe to a village near here to] 10 watch his sweetheart and test herj!):. fidelity while she was on a holiday excursion. His behavior made aly. policeman suspicious, but his story |13 : proved to be true. 1 The best grade jewels used as be ings in watches are made of sa phires or rubies, the cheaper grade |}! of garnet and the lowest grade of/9 ordinary rock crystal. WATER MAIN ASSESSMENT Water Main and Water Werks .Dis- ta, County of We trict Number. 0; arck—ss. NOTICE 18 HEREBY. GIV1 a special assessment for the, cont, a water main extengion on, Seven Street from a point 10¥ feet south of | Anne: the south line of Avenue. F to a] o: point 6% feet north of the north lin: of Avenue F in Water Main and Was terworks District Num er eels the City of Bismarck, Nort! has been levied against the lots ai tracts of land especially, benefited by such: improvement, in: the .suma| Stree! set opposite the respecti¥. en tions of such lots ts x er, and \ Water Addison, trict Number One of such forth the amount each Jand is benefited. by Sud.the amount a- Addition. |the property.therein described ’ an best judgpient -o a mBjorit: a County of Burleigh meml ‘of such. com Than the, bec items of By ins assesi City of Bis pee hile top" é ‘ity o ismarcl 3 The ‘undersigned R. H. Thistle: Roalneerie thwaite, R. D. Hoski and F, Advertini Conklin, constituting the Special Assessment Commission of th Ay x pe: of Bismarck, North by}. mén piste Aste dhe on ticular lots and | Total to he asse: ete e 4 barcets of" Tand which in the pit: ap baited this 16 ion of such commission are especial- 5. Iy' benefited: by te conateuction of R. Ha THISTLETHWAITE, a@ water main extension on. vel 5 f | Sureet fram point ier tect mith of | R. D, HOSKINS, the south line of Ayenue oa; FL CONRTOR? = Member, Notice is hereby given that on'the such city, setting forth the arp ny day of December, 1925, each lot or tract of land is be! o'clock, A, MM, a ed by the. improvem: Commi rt any person ‘interen OF: MISPEMTHWATTE. ‘Chairman. MeKensle Lot 13. +43.33 18. “ 43.33 STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA | point 6% feet north of the north line jof Avenue Fin Water Main and Wa- terworks. District Number One of by syat.on the’ Spe m1 ion of tl ty of B: amount assessed aga! ch K, ae Dal will’ meet the same is a true correct -Gity Hall of 3 4 eusment of the property therein jéctions which ma: scribed according. to the best ju assessment show, ment of a majority of the members| go! ate | y of euch ‘commission: and that. the/dherein, oF By, 1al items of expense included in| ° R. HT! puch, assessment are as follows, to- wit: : hat] mi ar s o ta ; oats ‘ment Commission 15.00 Betis t to change), ’ iio iy ps Hazelton ‘at -Driscoll. Jan. 22.—Dawson at Driscoll. ~~ 20.—Deiscot Total to he agnensed... {Paved this 16th day of 3 R, H. THISTLETHWAITE, | |: R. D. HOSKINS, Member. FT, CONKEIN, Notice ts h elven that 9: va sper eae ae pore asaaas ‘. ee a wee af No, $374. 2 mit 3 f° Eh al front Avtoue Au Heyer tonto 1 ; Bs liprs ageia aieted wee i mn st the, rch tote an tects MeKeuule and’ C ci Hall of such c¢! ‘: ton which may ¥ by ai erson interes! oy nis agent oF attorney, jay of November, R, H. THISTLETHW. OF by his pares this 16th ie fhe ee th RH THISTLRTAWAITE, | |. it si Worka District Number One, of the, 3 NORTH DA! County of Burleigh City of The undersigned thwvalte; R. D. Hoskins, and F, on sessment Commignion of the City. of Bismarck, certify that the foregoing is a com: plete list of the particular lots and parcels: of land whic! o' rat egroronsee| cow ve seosowe re grote SEESSEEE sy ©. pecs: Sore haere een eee Rone renee | eg to totosetsrototots torotetorors: preovoovseccovowwl woe ltt te bet et Ge otete tu tote tetetatetw tutes 83: Bismarck ) R. Politle: onstituting the Special As- North Dakota, hereby inthe opinion such commission are: expecially, Renefited by the consthuction of Sanitary Sewer on. Rlével from Avenue D.to the. Boulevard, in h Street ewer Improvement Distri¢t Nos. 1 ind 4 of such City, setting for. amount each lot or tract of land is] su benefited by the | ed in 8 to-wit: Construction cost .... Engineering una. Supervt- sion . Total to be asi ewer. improve dgment of a majority of: the m, rs of such commission; and. the special items of expense inclad- uch assessment are as follows, +$1,941.001: ce ‘ommit ig. €8) F improvement, in th ite, the such mts he, Improvement and sed ageigst each; id "correct the (oat + gy $2,108.25 i tadtember, R. H. : THISTLETHWAITE, Chairman, R. D, HOSKINS, F, L, CONKLIN, igmber. Notice,is hereby.given that.on the} th. day. of Decembe: 10]! O'clock, A, M., ment ¢ §| the city 8] objections y 2 assessment shown Member. jem! 5 the ecial Assess. of the City of Bis- dn. ib Bekok 1. WHE: meet in, Hall .of such city. to hear which; may: be; made:. to By tie pete chica 8 Agent of attorney. is"ietn dey of November, SE SEE ie . Four. - 18. HB Ww. G tally umf set oppo. respective: dvectiptions Pot and tracts, to-wit: lame Survey. Bet epee woken Gee Sane ke | agsesnment of the property therein {12th AIOE: ‘so0n) FRIDAY, aS lmIeT Williams ‘Survey, ATE OF NORTH DAKOTA OF Ni unty of ‘Burtt eh City cf Bismare| Py | The undersigned R. H. Thistle- thwaite, R. D. Hoskins, and’ F. L. Conklin, constituting the special as- sessment commission of the City of. Bismarck, North Dakota, hereby coerity chat the foregoing is a come plete list of the pew lar lots and parcels of land which in the opinion of such commission are especiall; benefited by the construction of a Storm. Water Sewer. on: Eleventh Street from Broadway to Thayer Street and-on Thirteenth Street from Broadway. to Thayer. Street in Sew- er Improvement Districts Nos, One and‘Four of such city, setting forth the: amount each lot or tract of land is benefited by the improvement and the amount assessed against each; that the same is a true and correct described according to the best judgment of a majority of the mem- bers of such commission and that the special items of expense includ- ed in such assesament are as fol- lows, to-wit: Contract Cost. + $2,041.95 Engineering and be Superv’ i Publication Assessment Total to he. assessed. . Dated this 16th day of 1925. 4 RH. THISTLETHWAITE, ‘hairman, R. D. HOSKINS, ‘Member. F. L. CONKLIN, ‘Member. Notice is hereby giyen that on the ay of December, 1925, at 10 o'clock, A. M., the Speci ment Commission of the City of Bi marck, North Dakota, will meet in the City Hall of such city to hear objections which may he made. to any assessment shown in the fore- going list-by any person interested therein, or by his agent or attorney. qbated this 16th day of- November, “Ro H, THISTLETHWAITE, Chairman. WATER. MAIN ASSESSMENT. Water Maina ‘Werks Dis- NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that a specigt assessment for) the cost of. @ water main extension oh Rosser Street froma point 20 teet east. of the. west line of 16th Street to the west line of 19th Wa- id especially benefited by -such improvement, in the sums: set’ op; the _rebpective Geaceipticns o1 lots and tfacts, to-wit: . Governor Plerce. Addition; mt. f A Lat. No. mpceereeiee BESh Ee she aeanca met OT SUVS Se: SMIRK EA ZI = ? 3 FY 8 2 Fy 8,72 se 43.33 43.33 Prana uaa f BSS eesaees BE Stengre ctor SCMIMTectN, Gisesrereeote wees a Sepa nana 9 a9 2229 03 9 9-9-2 92 aa: it cletattetetatetatetste 9s agnsnansiansedaa—a=9-3 Prasteisereetetter tits aes BS. ea: aa. es Goverser Fierce ‘Adgliion ae soos Bes Dralelataletetorstetetetety peleteter einstein str Er laleatet the Kansas Ky 1 O' ane S| thwaite, R. D. Hoskins, an Co; DECEMBER 4, 8.72 STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA County of Burleigh ss. City of Bismarck ? The undersigned R. H. Thistle- thwaite, R. D. Hoskins, and F. L. Conklin, constituting the Special As. 19 | Sewerment Commisaton, of the City of Bismarck, North Dako hereby certify that the foregoing is a com- plete list of the particular lots and reels of land which in the opinion af such commission ‘are especially - benefited. by the construction of a Water main extension on. Rosser Street from a point 20 feet east of the west line of 16th street to the west line-of 19th street, in Water Majn and Water Works District Number One of such City, setting forth the amount each lot or tract of land is benefited by the improve- ment’ and the \ amount assessed against each; that the same fs a true and correct assessment of the prop- erty therein described according to the best judgment of a majority of the members of such commission, and. that the special items. of ex- pense included in such assessment are as follows, to-wit: Construction Cost .... $2,175.77 Engineering and ‘Supervi- Py aes vertising Publication Expense . Expense of Special Assesa- ment Commission .. . Total'to be assessed ....$2,364.76 amet this 16th day of November, 6 1925. R. H. THISTLETHWAITE, Chairman, Member. F. L, CONKLIN, Member. Notice is hereby given tha: 2th’ day of December, 19. . Will meet in ty Hall of such city to r objections. which may be made to any assessment shown in the fore- Boing list by any person interested therein, or by his agent or attorney. Dated this 16th day of November, 1925, R. H. THISTLETHWAITE, Chairman, STORM WATER. SEWER ASSESS- MENT Sewer Improvement District Num- ber One NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that @ special assessment for the cost of a Storm Water Sewer on Ninth Street from Avenue C to AvenugsE, in. Sewer Improvement District Number. One, of the City of Bis- marck, North’ Dakota, has been lev- ied against the lots'and tracts of land especially benefited by such improvement, in the sums set. op- posite the respective descriptions of such lots and tracts, to-wit: Am't. Am't. Benefited Ass'd. Second Addition, lock bari 1 8: Ey 10 11 1, re < ASK 121, le and Coffin'’s Addition, Block 6 32. 8TATE OF NOI DAK County of Burleigh City of Bismarck — - The undersigned, R. H. apiatle. FOL. lin, constituting the Special As- nent Commission of the City of parcels of land which in the opinion of such commission ar. or ay are especially , in Sewer Im- mber One of such City, setting forth the amount each lot or tract of land is benefited by the.improvement and the amount ed against each is a ‘true.and correct asseasment of the property therein described ac- cording to the best judgment of a majority of the members of. such Gonatruction ‘Cont Engineering ‘and Advertising dvertising: | Pablication. Bxpense Expenses. of Special Assess. = ment Commission nee Total to be assessed .. ica. this 16th day of 25, «$3,405.76 November, R. H. THISTLETHWAITE, cl . R. D. HOSKINS, hates ci Member. F. L, CONKLIN, Pe” ember. sepoiies is pombe given that on the o dlclock, "A. St. “the Mpsclet AtwosN’ 8- Dereon interested Rent or attorne; ty of Novembe: R. H. THISTLETHWAITE, d Chairman. mi assessme: hy aeree ty ae own in the foi ats She 1925. _ i DOUBLE SUICI London—A mysterious Precedy wos iscovered- when a young man and girl were found dead, ‘clasped in each others’ arms with their eads in 8 oven. On table nearby wi note in the git handwriting, ‘Good-bye, dad, this is the end. Bury us together, @ fall.” Pride goes before itest- ed hair splonship at ‘by milk- in 11 minutes ‘air -in To; ing ten pounds of milk in and one second,