The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 5, 1927, Page 7

| FRipay, AUGUST, 1920 ‘MARKETS | Sete: Oe sseammae WHEAT PRICES | GO DOWNWARD) "= Bumper Crop Predicted For] March Western Canada, Despite Rust Report 0» Aue. apr age Wheat showed Corn— pt. Dee. current that western Canada would Corn values city of offerings more than’ on punt of any aggressive eg eae closed easy, @% lower, ‘corn witwine 1% tol rae: in, outs at 1%@1% cent advance, and provisions varying from 5 cents decline to a rise of 15 cents. Canadian advices today said black rust was in evidence practically through all Manitoba and Saskatche- wan and parts of Alberta. Very seri- lous damage, though, is expected only in Manitoba and parts of Saskatche- jwan. Jt was added that the western (Canada crop will be big but cannot well be estimated until threshing discloses how much the rust shrink- n eastern sections will balance ngainst a 40-bushel-per-acre yield in ithe west. Developments regarding black, rust jouth of the Canadian bourdary came chiefly from North Dakota be- How Bismarck. Word today . from Kintyre, N. D., says considerable rust has appeared in that section, threat-| ning 25 to 30 per cent damage. Overnight export business in North American wheat was estimated at 250,000 bushels, mostly Canadian, MINNEAPOL IS MARKET EGULAR TODAY Ba “iri is, Aug. 5.—()}—Wheat jwas irregular and dull throughout, ithe session today, with close %% cent Ne higher to %-cent lower. Prices held labove Thursday's close through most}: lof the session. A bulge of 1% cents in oats fp- tures was a feature of the day. Sep-| \ ember barley was lower early, but turned firm with eorn and sata a Fiixseed futures were quiet and!’ tendy to firm, i s Cash wheat ° offeririgs were light land demand showed more snap. Pre- imium basis was unchanged for nary springs and 1@2 ceni for choice cars iting buyers’ needs. Durum was firm to strong, with Hyittle offered. Corn was steady with a 15.82 15.20 14.90 19.90 17.60 Oct. Bellies— guts und average: weight, mostly 80 ing sows around 7. higher? bulk er; bul ‘mostly ‘9.00; BISMARCK GRAIN on by Rosle: Miller Cos, Bismarck, Au, No. 1 dark northern . No. 1 northern .... lamber dutum 1 mixed durum ... 13.25; tien sea: Ib. ear corn, 70 Ibs, ° shell. Hard winter wheat + Dark hard winter wheat. pgctt GE 220 to’240 00; ‘heavier 00; bulk pack- pigs 10.65; av- sare eee cout Thursday 8.17 and weight "300; fat lambs strong to 25 culls ~ Oem open ie PEER eee seman y | ai To arrive .........+ Pasey 2 1 Amber Durum Faney 2 Amber Durum 1 Amber ‘Durum...... itd Pitts 1 Red Duran: To arrive . Dieta wipaia aca meee 2 Yellow corn To arrive . 3 Yellow .corn To arrive aT ge & To arriv. & Yellow corn... 6 Yellow corn 2 Mixed. corn. To arrive To atrive 4 Mixed corn. To arrive ese 2888 be a s|5 Mixed corn. || -FO HALT Bout =TCOURT AHO 10 BR BEGUN er Seeks'to Prevérit rong Bey-from Fighting BN Fg Chicago headed b: Chicago, Aug. 5— Coliseum Club, Cle ki here. next Drelrgg for| eight foment pated i itatem ted eee that had can- under Clements’ promotion and agreed to ight no,one else in the interim josen obtained an injunction in an Indiana court prohibiting Dempse from fighting Tunney at . Philadel- phi: ree was not Fecog- e Bm bo of Rosen to be urt it, of the Coliseum Club wi said, “because we do nf a wish placed in the position ‘ je Sections a are to oe je way fora defense upon theory that the public, whose in- sts and rights are always to be in first consideration, waa not Advised of the true state of facts in time to prevent financial los Rosen asserted that his client “ex- petided very iatge sums of money” romoting the etarine: match, whieh failed to materialize. ‘Now, Dempsey is planning a further violation of our rights and he and those who assisted him in ‘former violations have the temerity to do so ii our own jurisdiction,” said Rosen's statement. “This we propose shail not happen. We propose to take every step neces- sary to compel all of the parties in-| terested to recognize our claims. “Our action, when filed, HM di close the most flagrant ard astonis! ing disregard, not only of our rights, but of the public’s rights as well, and I feel confident that no fight will be possible in Chicago between Dempsey and Tunney as now pro-| pored: ” | Pennant Progress } AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Ww. L Toledo .... Milwaukee . Kansas City Minneapolis Pet.| event early this year; Ernest Vier- few. traces of. this time. ring wi is very late ‘and will need favorable weather to mature it properly. In the southern districts, the winter wheat harvest is from 50 to 75 per ent completed and some excellent pelt reported. Rye harvest is almost finished in South Dakota and the southern half of Minnesota. In the northern por- | tions, possibly 50 per cent has been cut. This crop is quite uniform and the’ ylelds and quality. very sutistie- tory. There has also been a consid- ston; * ptetter, Ry- 0 eill, Heaving. St. Paul . Toledo , McQua’ ing. | Milwaukee ..... | Louisville 13, Eddelman and Young; Fridty, kinson, Cullop and MeMullen, R innespolis -. 10 ar lumbus . Hubbell ‘and’ Gowdy: Morris and Bird, Wil- erable threshing of early rye. E| The oats crop.is disappointing, es- i ppegially in Minnesota, 2 Ps) a 18 In this state spots in South Dakota, there jhas been an unusually heavy infec- | tion of red rust that developed very rapidly as the cron was maturing. The result has beén a reduction in central and western Minnesota of from 25 to 50 per cent. Most oats bree in Minnesota were of very light, weight. In South Dakota, some oats’ will be of good quality but| others Will be light and the yield small, There is red rust also in North Dakota in the oats. Most of our reports show a better condition at present than in the other states, but some fields have just started to head and the outcome is uncertain. We look for a very uneven crop. Barley is very good generally. In southern districts the major portion of early barley has been harvested with satisfactory quality and yields. The condition of the flax through- out the northwest is nromising. Lute sown has shown good development recently, and most of the early flax is in the ball. Apparently there has not been any rapid spread of red rust. This condit exists only in occasional fields. out frosta up to September the: flax crop should prove most satisfactory. Corn also has made good growth recently. A number of our reports state>that some corn will no doubt mature, where up to two weeks ago it was not believed probable. On account of so much late planted, the final result depends on future | weather, 5 Biemille R H ML E 1 5 2, Schapp, Kansas City g| indianapolis % 2 Murray and Peters; Schemanske and d Snyder. WESTERN L LEAGUE Wichita 7-4; Lincoln 3-0. Amarillo 4; Des Moines Oklahoma City 13; Omaha 7. Tulsa 11-4; Denver 5-6. ONTARIO SWIM IS ATTRACTIVE Prizes Totalling $50,000 Being | i: Offered By Exposition Authorities Toronto, Ont. Aug. 5.—(P}—The wide waters of western Lake Ontaria| are beckoning to a host of. the world’s best long-distance swim- mers, Preparations are well under way for the $50,000 marathon swim over a 21-mile course to be held here in connection with the Canadian Nu- tional Exposition on August 31. From a half dozen countries of the Old World and from practical- ly every state of the United States | ‘ and every province of Canada have come more than 100 applications for entry, The event bids fair to take its place with the English channel and Catalina Island swims. Veterans of those waters are entered in large numbers, with others who will be gecking fame and fortune for the irst time, fr Young Registe: Among those who have registered are George Young of Toronto, and winner of the $25,000 Catalina Island DPOSALS FOR BIDS rd of Menoken Consoli- q PRO de S will re- MIts, aul NOL Presid ARK Woop, ‘Menoken, N. Dak. (8, Seal Prs NOTICE THEREON Inthe District Court of the United kotter of Hamburg, one of the con: querors of the English Channel; | Ishek Helmy, Egyptian contender for/ channel honors; and Jane Sion of, Brussels another unsuccessful chan- nel swintmer but holder of many Bottling t corporation, Bankrupt onorable Judges of District Court for the Dist Bismarck tling Works, a cor- of Biamarek, in the county | | | its application to any particular cas ‘OUTLOOK GOOD ; Bhteascoe SEVEN rates on cream which the rail- roe at Pa refused to change. t. least, it was explained, lene” ean of the decision will be to permit freer competition for cream pred creameries operating in the ‘outheastern corner of the state. The treat benefit, however, comes from the | apparent conviction of the Interstate commerce commission rates in this territory and should not be disturbed, The_new rates to Aberdeen range from 57 cents for a distance of- 70 to 80 miles and 58 cents for 80 to 90 miles to 77 cents for a distance of 250 to 265 miles, the cost in each case ‘LEGIONS HELP Veterans Service Commis- | sioner Wants Disabled Sol- diers to File Claims carateo, N. Da August | 4—(AP)— | alling on all members of the Amer- ican ‘Legion to aid him in the work, {eine that of shipping a 10 gallon mr O. Kenabel, state: rterane secret: | can of cream, All are Joint-ling rates Commissioners hea lage a eevee | since noTaiiroad runs directly from ment to induce all disabled world war | the ‘a affected to Aberdeen, it Keterans and all, dependents of de-| ‘uhasthatgihss GIRLS CAPTURE TENNIS TITLE “The period during which the bene- jfits of the adjusted compensation act | zanne Martin, Florence Douglas, Take State Doubles can be applied for expires atm night on December 31, "K Championship said, here are hundreds of v ans residing in this state and a num- ber of dependents of deceased vet- | erans have not availed themselves of | these provisions. This matter should | be brought to the attention of all/ veterans and dependents of deceased veterans by anyone interested. Per- | sons who are entitled to compensa tion should not let this last opp tunity go by but should fi claim while there Appeals to Appealing to Le; K 8 asked that | the number of persons in its locality who are en- titled to fede ompensation and that each one makes application in the proper form. “The American Le; this uct and it wants ey man to derive the full b of,” Kraabel said. tunity for serv will be graspe. | throughoat the §ncidentally, id, persons n the work will be performing y net only for the individ: who receives the federal compensa- tion but for the state as a whole. In he said, veterans who bly and who were in- Grand Forks, N. D., Aug. | Miss Suzanne Martin of Miss Florence Douglas "s state doubl taetpion in a ed the cup this morn- ing by defeating Mrs. Ethel K, Eddy e and Miss Margaret Campbell in the fina nd of the event. 1 Miss Campbell held nd the defeat re- Eddy of the last of her Jayne Eliminated innenpolis, ver Valley open liminated from. the event this morning by Gordon. Pirt of Winn pes. eached the final : view mma round o s by his vie- tory. whe Ui meet the winner ome xe upon the | tory, whe f state by reason of thelr disability, oe MnRCo Re Gea In such event, he said, aman would Agee hae Bas En Heth anole ae cia ann e down to the brilliant Canadian Fight of his service and crit 1S eT ah tae for the country, should honorably be rete a cared for by the government. out ‘steadying a steady player. Full details concerning the a ESne it oxeoeea Ceeae ‘ame with exceptionally. steady atroing to dete 2 bee eee 926 lieved Mrs, honors. aid law and | p26. ‘an be obtained b: Veterans Bureau at Vetera Kraabel s writing the U.S, the third round of the open Smith of St. Paul advanced to the semi-finals pefeating ring 6-3 nes Advances Bobby i . indisnapoii annapolis Louisville. Columbus |). Games To Today Minneapolis at Columbus, it Toledo. Kansas City at Indianapolis. Milwaukee at Louisville. favored to win the eliminated Heleniak northeastern — inter- Opa Sitch ‘Lew Clo: 134% 1.34%, {34 1.82% 133% 1.88% 1.32%, 1.33 oes 181% 1.31% 1.31%]2 20% 89% 88% 88h 90% 91% 20% 90% records in European swim- e of North L ir. good demand and> light offerings. esp ettully Oats were in good demand and trad- ing basis was %@1 cent higher. Rye was firm with offerings. mod- rate and demand fair to good. Barley was firm at 1 cent higher at 63@79 cents, an ¢ Dintrte ON CREAM RATE. I. C. C. Senport of Complaint. championship, Dorum— ne Ps Paul, Sept. Miss Sion will have plenty of Oct. companions of her own sex, Attract- ed by prizes of $5,000, $2,500 and 3 $500, for the first, second and third|that tt has duly, surrender places for women contestants, a doz-| Property and rights of propert en have entered their names, Neither | !\: ly complied with all ti under t went into the or-Congr elating to-bankruptey; Is of the open junior sings ing McNair of Fargo, 6-4, | semi-fi de} sae 7 ‘a To arrive ‘aanty Rail “aH xseed was in good demand and. ading basis firm. STOCK MARKET CLOSES HEAVY Drastic Selling ing Wave Sweeps Wall Street During Late Afternoon New York, Aug. 5.—(P)—A drastic selling wave swept the stock market lin the late afternoon today, erasing most of the 1 to 10 point advances achieved on the enthusiasm buying following the reduction of the New, York federal reserve bank rediscount: rate. Prices of public utility and mercantile shares, which. had led the lier advance, melted away. oe Flax— 227% 227% 2,26 228% 2.280% 2.28 MINNEAPOLIS RANGE 2.28 Wheat Sept. Dee. Rye— Sept. Oats— Sept. Flax— Oct, Barley jariey— Sept. 1.40 1.40% 1.39% 1.40 Me ia 43 44% AS 45% ri Ab% BY 4 Si 0% 10% .70 12%. 072%. 12 By hig ag 3 GRAIN z vd ot Saas; No. Corn ie. 3 Zamined 1.04%; No. 2 yel- 1 me white 46@17%; No. 3 white. 44@47. Rye ‘Wo, 2, 95% @s6, . eee 4004.25. Clover need 20.00@30.00.. meee, hen acute weakness croj out in any representative shares, notably iDu Pont, Baldwin, General M BAmerican Smelting, Timken Bearing, oPstum Cereat.and geake & Ohio, which were quoted i hie under yesterday's final) Ler ” traders who had been: wait ing for an. opening to attack the puarket, put out etxensive short lines afpvhen prices began to waver, ling a drop of over 10 points in Hi iton oil. The closi pproximati follow- as, pet Total sales 2,600,000 shares. pated, as ane CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Ghicago, Aug. 5—{U. §.D, of A.) Hogs uneven, cents. highert ractically nil clnates ek sai 160 ay 101 points io. TEqio.se pulk 160 strictdy choice q fe, 208 poe “| brages eo, acaree; ing roe road; most. 220 te #50 pound Sa ay es weig! * ows 7.75@8.10; Tight ot oe: fap te slaugt 40; best stron; cawweight h 3 Ange Be er et talow, barre! Trish ‘cobbles 4. 4:15; us and, uri sacked Irii Minnea| Aug. 7d ate 3 in facioed jot: serrteey| “Trigger Bas nee iene a fe 81.0 bed a itis planebter, pigs Ensaioto, © P Cattle Bg ee ihally stent flies sey te weigh ranted; bulls weak to ri; vealers firm; some hi ping taken off market; reday up bl down 4 11368 Po 18.00; Ik long senses ter i I bordingey firsts ~4 pagina rst baht pales receipts. a cant; etl a year oat ain psf airs fag Pea me Spring, taney : i is 1.67 rade desiabie| DN, are faney oid To arrive . 1 Hard Spring ik at feiss “inet sculls weight. i joneani ot aed niwelgis. sen iat 1B ek te Taney 1 @ ee iar 2.28% 2.28% 2.27% ot Aug. 5 Open Fialen Low Close 141% 1.41% 1.41% 1.41% 85% 8B% AS 46% 2.24% 2.25 ai 1.24% 225% 2.25% 2.25% 2.26% 2.26% 2.26% 2.26 2.26 10% 12% ‘Wheat No. 2 hard 1.37%" Pew ts, von pi nan SE as: Nese -un- | Norway 1, tubs. i aie pal a cae heat NOTICR OF MORTGAGE FORE- CLOSURE 8. Notice {e hereby given that. that certain mortgage executed and de- livered_ by, James Mullins, a single man, mokteagor to Bismarck Bank, & corporation, mortgagee, dated the 23rd day of September,’ 1921, and filed for record in the office of the Register ae Deeds of the County of Burleigh in the State of North, Da- kota, on the 23rd day of November, 1921, and duly recorded in Book 171 ‘tgages on page 12 which os ge war on the 2ist day of November, 1921, duly a Bismarck , Bank Dakota, to the kota, which asi recorded in the o rice ter ef Deeds of Burleigh ‘County, North ota, on the 29th day of October, 1925, at 9 in Book 175 on page. 271; and thereafter assigned er said ines of Mort- jagee to L. R. 8 Receiver of ismarck Bank on ruary, 1926, which assignment was NATIONAL LEAGUB Ww. L Pet. are Miss Sion, Vierkotter nor Helmy Reacts: to! alone in representing foreign lands. te OGIO Italy and Sweden also have entries. ‘ta 610 600 564 538 M4 441 400 388 Chicago . Pittsburgh St, Louis New York Cincinnati. . Brooklyn . Boston Games Toflay Brook mat St. Lor New York at Cineinnati. Philadelphia ‘at Pittsburgh. Boston at Chicag ———$—$_—_$__——_ AMERICAN LEAGUE Ww. L i Pet. New York . 712! 604, 550 the 27th of Feb: | Chic duly reorded in Book 175 of As-|§ signments on page 301 in the office of said “a og of deeds, will be foreclosed sale of the premises in.such mortgage and nerelnn tran described, at the front door of t! day of September, isfy the amount due upon ean the Of sale. describe me are described as "follow to ow The South Half (8%) of Sec- tion twenty-two (22) Townshi One Hundred thirty-eight(138) North of Range seventy-seven an fa of the Fifth Prinet i it and containin, 20 aaree more or less according the Govgrnorment Survey thereof. caer Lis beng on such mort: at.the date of sale the gum of ix erhousand Eight Hundred cure: five and #73/100th Dollars 13), Ua eran with the legal fees and costs of foreclosure. mates August 5th, 1927. L. RBA IRD as Recetvi of Mortgagee. | aucun a sens - Attorneys for ‘Assignee of ee, _ To Ducweat t Stories Rochester, N.Y, | Y., Aug. 5.—@P)— Focus ped from his ‘old home in cated the belief that ees recy the Woge of the United kates dina been ‘tat dated by. the iasissip I Sood as and tf at sang war- Pie American de, “Olat hg rat Forges Walls, Minn tan as takes rere CR pommel ‘with bias Bini on a all aeo i. ing to information received Nee: to- Pa, ie wr tanliy aa take acenés, Esty Teday Mads it Newt Bs York, ——_ N NAL GUE |ATIO) uma 4 Roston :.. Chicago » 5 Genewich, R. Smith and ers Root, Jones and: d- Hartnett. Philadelp! Pittsburgh Pruett, iii * Jonnard; Meadows, Mil) cer, Scott* and jus and Spen- Second G: "s Philadelphia . Pittsburgh . 13 Ulrich, Scot! eughby and wil-] Pe Kremer and. Goocl E 9 0 0! pe no 6 0} Donohue, consi * went during the p: Witadh Shawiey. and R. one B| 2 Weiser and sent tri Finish at Exposition Grounds Both the start and finish of the event will be at the Canadian Na- tional Exposition grounds on the lake shote Just west of this city. The 21-mile course will be rough- Sth day of July, A. D. ly triangular, with the farthest point z practically out of sight of land. K BOTTLING Wor Of a total purse of $50,000 the A winner of the ‘event will receive $30,000, while second place will net the runner-up $7,500, and third lace $2,500, The fourth prize will e $1,000, and fifth and sixth $600. Women's prizes will be in addition. Training camps have been estab: 2 lished by some of the contestants! fini ee i at widely-separated places, with! onrpERED By the Court, that a Vierkotter and Miss Sion at Mon-|hearing be had upon the same on treal. George Young is expected ne ae ay € . Dz jortly to take un training on the} 1927, before ine Shore at Picton, a small town eer on on Prince Edward Island near the] Of yo" yupish, ® eastern end of the lake. Trib ibune, a newspaper printed in said district, and that all known Man Seeks Cell In State Penitentiary creditors and other persons in in- — Gust Rudlik of Towner, terest Lined appear at the said time and place and show cause, if any they hav why the prayer of the said petitioner should not be granted. And {t is further ordered by the county, made an unsuccessfi court, that. the referee shall send, to “crash the gate” at the by mail, to all known. creditors, Vjpenitentiary here Thursday. Gust, so he told‘ attaches of the attorney general’s -office where he came for assistance in his effort to find a cell in the prison, would much Father be in the penitentiary than in provable against its estate sald hankrupt acta, exe di epted by pt such w from Bankrupt. ORDER OF No’ District of North 4 ALD. Petition for above ay on reading ie of the icHenry effort state copies of said petition and this or- der, addrossed to them. at. their places of residence as stated. WITNESS The Honorable Andrew Miller, Judge of the said Court, and the seal thereof, at Fargo, in’ sald district, on the Ist day of August, the custody of the McHenry county D. sheriff. is Convicted of horse-stealing, he said, the district court gave him a three-year prison sentence but sus- pended it and paroled Gust in the Zleustody of the sheriff. Since then, he said, he has been working 14 hours a day for the sher- iff! and getting nothing for it. Tiring of that situation he set sail for Bismarck where convicts at the prison get 25 cents a day for their k. He was refused admittance she had no commitment pa- BANKRU PI 1ON FOR DIs- CHARGE a ER Ol Nor’ te THER! ON Th_the District Court of the United States, District of North Dakota. No. 7476 in Bankrupte In thi of Rochus Schriner, Bankrupt To the Honorable District Court States for Dakota, Rochu: the Judges of the ‘The attorney fonerel office and the governor tol him they could try fter he got into the | resents that on the was duly adjudged bankrupt under the acts of ‘Congress relating to bankruptcy; that he has duly sur- rendered ali his property and rights of property, and has fully complied with all quirements of said acts and of the orders of the court touching his bankruptey. WHEREFORE, he prays that he may be decreed by the court to have @ full discharge from all debts Provable against his estate under sald bankrupt acts, except such are excepted by law from ‘abated this 2ist day of July, A. D. ROCHUS ScHRINER: Bankrupt. ORDER OF NOTICE iy wea District of North Dakota, ss. ‘On this Tat Oey of August, A. D. 1927, on reading the Petition for Dis- charge, 0 of the above-named Bank- rupt, District, situation has change: seen in parts of the ane ing to the weekly crop report issue by the. Van Dusen Harrin, ton com- E | pany of Minneapolis. Blac! has It a North lets the weste: Id show va light ers, it is fairly he tain that much of thi in North Dakota will i severe ‘damage, but the outcome of the later is entirely ig syste upon the > ig weather during the next two weeks. ORDERED By the Black stem rust, which we have re- | hearin; in Minnesota for. several|the 29th. day of Ly genet A Weeks, has recently damaged the | 1827, before the nai court i obably 10/80 1h said district, at ten tock in | iets n game paces proba LBB the forenoon: and that notice theres stably biirocersthes the smallest | Peake ean Poivnser ores meen’, 8 sereeny of the four northwest- oe malstrict, and that all known urt, that a Pat had upon the same on : Against Charges Claimed Beneficial and Leonard Blaisdell, |not doubles team, entered the semi- ‘final round of the open doubles by jdefeating Johnson of Northwood nd Dickerson of Flasher, 6-4, 8-6, Interstate | The Minot pair will play Jayne and n upholding Widen of Minneapolis for the right Cream-\to enter the finals. ago, Mil-( “Suzanne Martin of Fargo won the women's state singles title Thurs- by defeating Lillian LaDue of Larimore, 6-4, 6- Mi- Recent action of the Commerce Commission the complaint of the Be ery company Fae rea the waukee and Si y the North Da. rdii to rate experts for the state r ———— here. —____ is trice company complained against rates trom southeastern Novth| | Temperature and — | akota to its creame' re He nd demanded § | _ Road Conditions | tablished and that it be granted rep-| @#————______ arations for overcharges on cream shipments made during the last three ings at 7 a. m.) years, » 62; roads good. The Interstate Commerce Commis- 71; roads good. sion, after hearing and arguments, ‘lear, 56; roads good. not only lowered the rate but granted| Winona—Clear, 61; roads good. the reparations. In its decision it} Minot—Clear, 76; roads good. held that the cream rates to Aberdeen| Mandan—Clear, 57; roads good, were “not prejudiced but unreason-| Jamestown—Clear, 65; roads good, able.” In other words that the rates} “Hibbing—Clear, 61; roads good. did not, prevent the Beatrice com-| Mankato—Clear, 67; roads good. pany from competing for cream in| Duluth— G0; roads good. the territory but that they were too, Devils ‘e—Clear, 63; roads good, high. Grand Forks—Clear,' 60; roads Strengthens Former Action good. By holding.the North Dakota rates| Crookston—Clear, from the same territory to be not| Rochester—Clear! 7 prejudicial, the commission strength- ened its former action in refusing to Closing out all summer grant cream rate increases asked by % price. Bismarck the carriers, traffic men here said,| Mats at Y2 pi At the same’time the federal body, at | Cloak Shop, 412 Main. roads good. roads good. Ke eored a s a name-prestige that See pevgeeny your receiver is sauieved with Corina al abe in every socket—: then Your dae wil lyon de core types your set is designed to ein he Or oa Bes a ET. CUNNINGHAM, IK INC, nea JNNIN\ editors and other persons in. in- || terest. may appear at the sald’ tin and place an nd show causes if ‘am have, why the prayer of the titioner howd not