The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 2, 1927, Page 2

PAGE TWO 11b SISMAKUK 'TKIBUNK ——— FINANCIAL JOHN N. HAGAN OF DEERING, FORMER Merger Witt Benet uvenccx | MARKET'S | "xiys < || COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE, TO | “Siys'oreDenotin — BEN. D, PROHIBITION ADMINISTRATO WH I P CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE 1) T RICES Close Close * —Tod —Today— {Telegram From Senators diye] ay Yesterday Year Ago Open High Low Close LOWER TODAY “se: 1 5% and Frazier, Who Recom- : 5 49% 25% 24% 2 [ees oe es at: ma bed Bb ae mended Him, Siys He Has 1 * WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1 DEMAND AUDIT. URLENTEE,, OF BISMARCK | “SHEA Hee R Minneapolis, Nov, 2—(?)—Inde- (Continued from page one pendent tion of the Burli city officials and representatives of system ‘ot IL coetetNaN in nvant er gs B ANK’S BOOKS service clubs will be entertained at ification of the Great Northern por wee. a erga hea) marck Kiwanis club. and Northern Pacif: railways, — which jointly control it, the inter-| Depositors’ Group Asks Coun- rt ecaibators aie thal & at. tend the A menu which state commerce commission was told today. ty Board to Authorize MM be made up of corn dishes ex. clusively has been arranged. This was brought out in cross ex- inati Such Procedure c. T, amination of Charles Donnelly, Jaffray and George Will will be the chief speakers. \ president of the Northern Pacific, who was on the stand for the second day in the commission’s hearing on @4@% 2 237, March 1.29% 1.29 1.28 1.28% Been Endorsed by Prohibi- 131% 1.30% 1.31% tion Department — Formal Demanding that the Burleigh county commissioners aut! ‘ze Market Influenced by Reports! May 13h 1.44% @%* @% of Cheaper and Freer Of- | corn— Appointment Expected Soon the application of the two northerns o Schatz Trial Will Dec. rhe state’s attorney to amploy an Europe for permission to merge. 2a irae Minot, N. Dj, Nov. 2.—(AP)—John Mr, Donnelly also insisted, under| 4it2r to examt: » the alts ca) Start Tomorrow. ” hiker i) Balas arch N. ceAraty ae aL . Me farmer ay stele ahi ie al fad wh.ther or not .here pera Chicago, Nov. 2. — = in ph, ‘ and former state commission f of minority stockholders, 10 have: ; fluenced by reports of cheaper and! May =e agriculture and labor, has been in- refused to deposit their shares for| ‘oF criminal bY 2 pg eee ales G pan dorsed by the prohibition depart- ment at Washington for the position of deputy prohibition administrator in North Dakota, and the formal ap- poigtment is scheduled to be made in a few days, according to a story current here today, Mr. Hagan will succeed A. A. Stone, who resigned a few months ago and who is now connected with the federal department of justice. The office has been vacant since the resignation of Mr. Stone. The ad- ministrator under whom My. Hagan will serve is S. B. Qvale of St. Paul. freer offerings to Kurope by and Argentina, wheat prices ‘=| aged lower today in the early deal-| March , ings, Definite word was at hand May 407s M8 that no damage had been done by! frost in Argentina. Starting 1-8 to 1-4 @ 1-2 cent down, wheat a little, and then sagged low before, Corn, oats and provisions} y developed firmness, corn opening at a shade off 1-4 cent up, and later scoring some advance all around. Rather persistent selling of wheat futures deliveries here by the north-| pips — to exchange for stock of the proposed Dec. ATI H ad. appeared before the| to rr : he i tadeaath P ish ComP8DYs| county board yesterday afternoon. | of the Merchants Bank of this city, Publi have full protection. led tol. The group, of which Wm. A. Fal-| on charges of making false reports isi ed 4 ree. Api or je coner was spokesman, insisted that| and embezzlement, will begin tomor- Le 8 a to Be A Ae et hy. if such action was not authorized by| row morning, according to A. B. At- Sey gear, crea - HY-!the board it would teke necessary state’s attorney of Logan land of Devils Lake, N. D. Mr, Hy- steps to have a grand jury sum-| county. land, who ent is evoreer cat that purpose. Schatz was arraigned this morn- Ne th Dskote wot re Peat} No definite action has so f:: been| ing and plerded not guilty to the fh Dakota, id. benefit thie tire taken on the matter by board | charges. He is specifically charged unification aon the ay ds th but it is likely that the delegation’s| with embezzling $2,000 deem, the Seekan aD hue e Toa TOM | request for an audit ofthe bank’ bank. He was taken into custody i “ain ic vinced,” he said, “that cae Rel oe Sane, any Caen ee on pee ‘ 7 RE Hac iy , chairman e .] state ing department disco if $10,000,000 annually is saved/ The Toastion will be given further] shortages in his wecotnte, Mey J. H. Schatz, former ca: excess of arrivals a vear ago. Win-| Nec, nipeg today had 2,597 cars against| Jan, t today drew attention to the)” Noy, 11,00 12.75 Telegraphic messages have been through unification, consideration be ‘ore board ad- . form 4 fact that receipts both sides of ‘the| tee 10.65 42.50 received by Mr. Hagan from United John N. Hagan therns have testified, I, as a journs its monthly meeting. MA Ce Q ai meu Canadian boundary, although dis-| Jan, 11.62 States Senators Gerald P. Nye and} = wil share in that savi Truck Is Sold later in the term on’ charges of em- playing some let-up as compared | Bellies — ete rarities BAAN EE Rep: ; hi ie board bezzling $2,000, He was arrested th a wo . still h in pat 3.85 Mr, Haga: of depu- 9 with a week back, are still much in|” Noy, 13.35 ty adininistrator, WayIniE” CRE tie CORPORATION Costly Mac nery A at the same time as Schatz. For Snow Removal _iimitti. 2,778 care last week, and 1,920 at) _—— - him. A formal appointment will be i this time in 1926, Meanwhile, wit Ohion $130 @ $145; sacked round| forthcoming in a few days, accord- LEVY LIKELY Will Not Be Used ; Band 8, section #4, orm’ "Theatre Destroyed increased pressure noted from Can CT whites $1.30 @ $1. Idaho sacked| ing to the two senators. Th tre stroy: | prohibition department has indorsed ada and Argentina, export business russets Burbanks $1.50 @ $1.75; Thrice Elected to State Job Expensive snow ‘removal machin-| sh Id by Fire After Blast ernight in wheat from North ‘| 40 1.60, i ery has been tabooed by the state|Simon Goughnaur for $215.70. overnis { sacked rurals $1.40 @ $. After thrice being elected as com- highway department here. Payment of $100 to Martin Bur. America appeared to be at a halt. — missioner of agriculture and labor, i tocey a ices suancrsd Minneapolis, Nov. 2.—(P)—(U. S.| Mr. Hagan served as superintend. After asking for bids on such|gois was authorized, for right of| Detroit, Nov. 2—(”%—The Tivoli D. of A.)—Potatoes: Light wire} ent of grades, weights and measures aoe equipment the highway commission|way two rods the} motion picture a small with the talk current that all bear- inquiry; cemand light, market about | in : st . rejected all offers and adopted a dif-| southeast quarter of the northeast | Neighborhood hou », was de- ish factors in the corn situations’ steady; “carload SGelivered sales, see rire. ere A ee boil BAe Administration Asks Cut to 12/ferent plan which it hopes will en- the northeast . het an Sioa erin eae eeontbee. i te she ge Early Declines Followed by | freight only, aleaiated lee ale was declared unconstitutional by| Per Cent—-Democrats In ails it to/ keep state roads open in Recent eee i section on 33, expl ortly " jand, it was i a “ x d St. 8 jundred- aor i a . zt ). at present are about 11 cents higher; Period of Strength—Buying aici saan bee United States ue i MEU Jetta aetna, asic ist 10 Per Cent The idea is to do all snow removal |the new roadway from state high- e explosion occurred Teen than a year ago, and that practically ee ea No. 1, 1.20@1. Rie Ms raetinasiyseil Sbeits sist on er work with equipment owned by the|way 6 to Baldwin, kiown as the| hours after the show had been closed all corn is now beyond danger from of Oil Shares Brisk peers Cae is as a ee t his various counties, the state -paying|“Baldwin Spur” E. A. Lewis was| for the night. oe man was found Peon. RANGE OF CARLOT SALES | neering, northeast of Minot, and| Washington, Nov. 2.— (AP) — the operating cost of such machin-| allowed $50 for the use of a borrow eee taken - Loe ited cariiaee Yew Yor! + 2,—(?)}—Early ir-| Minneapolis, Nov. 2—(?)—Range Wee deetshaie Vith views inistration,|&TY, While working on state high-|pit from which dirt was taken in| He was sthelind ted ae 4 DULLNESS PREVAILS New York, Nov )—Early i polis ; Wheat Novi} during the present year has farmed With views of the administration, ways, ilding this spur. he is under surveillance. The thea- ON MILL CITY MARKET regularity in today’s stock market CAAA Sete Se nes 3 Se eres ie lana i the United States chamber of com-| The commission previously had ssmesmmaaiaidiibiibiails tre employed no watchmen and po- Minneapolis, Nov. 2.—(?)—Wheat was followed by a period of strength’ Gark northern 1.19@ eer Pee ate Siacan eit? ‘ap"|merce and a group of national busi-| contemplated using light snow plows Too Late *> Classify lice expressed the opinion the man futures were stagnant and easy to- featured by the heavy accumulation dark northern 1.16 Jo. 1} 2 tei eee wd ness organizations already placed in| attached to trucks, since this equip- had set the bomb. age Was es- i 7 a ‘ preparations to move to Fargo, 1 faster than h iin ah timated at about day. News was mainly bearish but of the oil and tobacco shares. Gains, hard spring 1.26% 1 Dich ill canto calla eada vec: bits: vesordion hie allisabrot ment could move faster than heavy| roR SALE—One funied oak dinin; arke Sy ‘ 7 ite | v9 - rege e} - re ‘c ject of tax re- A up to the last half hour the market of one to five points were Guite hard winter 1.18% @1.25 io. 2} tars He is married and has two|duction in general, the house ways Be iilensil thd ebeceslbed which] “room set, one baby bed, one reed CHARLES HUMBERT DIES Obed eats i senceraiie une tae Mee ana at ee renee asf durum 1.11%} No. 3 mixed wheat! cyitdren, Steven, who is in Chicago| and pee cafe today ble id Bids. submitted to the commission Gail’at 119 ‘Aves kn articles.| Paris, Nov, 2.—()—Chr~les Hum. . pacrer ‘ reste pela 1 aga 2 %e. ding school, and John, who is| Specific recommendations regarding 29 Ave. BW. ___| bert, former French senator, tried til late in the session, and prices jn yolume. rn, none. eee z ff prospective downward revision of showed +that ‘automobile trucks FOR SALE—One thousand ty ” annectic i a ¥ : - 2 Lele » % a ‘. f} ry itted ith the held within 1-2 to 5-8 cent range. Buying of the oil shares was! Qats’No. 3 white 44%@1s. BL one bile. titeti Mr. Hai the cokers tibw Ney equipped with rotary plows would Buckeye teoeder, Ota Es} Y| and acqui in ¢. ion wit i Oats were dull and firm with pit .imuiaced by the recent falling off} Rye Noo 1, 93% @9414 uring his lifetime, Mr. gan P : : cost about $7,000 each while trucks ye . €8€| Bolo Passa treason case during the t r y e ye No. 1, a fs has been regarded as a staunch| Called to the committee witness ipped with h pl ld capacity Mankato Incubator; one,| world war and exonerated of fraud offerings light. ae n crude production and reports of} Flax No. 1, 2.0244@2.1 : -|chair were representatives of busi-|CiwPPed with push plows would cost) 119 eee capaci Queen incuba r. Rye futures held within a 1-4 cent unusually heavy gasoline consump-! Barley sample grade, 71 H Seu eel Cs Barer ety ness firms directly interested: in cone between $5,000’ and $6,000 each, ‘Also i80 pas ot inch ‘chreker ual Prater alsa arr 7 Goods range. ».,, tion, due to the unseasonable warm No, 2, 72. any particular church. For several|Poration rates which both the treas- * * * wire. must sold at a — December, barley moved up 3-4 cather. Houston and Atlantic Re- ed yeire he has been active in polities,|Ury and congressional leaders agree| Minot Victory List Witt eg Mira. We F Daten. Phone ON ==D CROSS BOARD cent on a light tr: ae in flaxseed TIME each advanced about three _ CHICAGO PRODUCE being affiliated with the Nonpartisan | Should be pared down, although a Is High This Fall 953-W. Fessenden—Dr. N. Simmons of Firmness prevailed in flax points and Barnsdale, General As-' Chicago, Nov. 2—(AP)—Butter| ioigue, He is 54 years old, wide difference of opinion exists as S$ Hg as FOR SALE—One Hamilton Upright| Harvey was recer-tly elected to the Tr articl board of di futures, with a drop in hedging pres-. halt, Marland, Sinclair and several }, ; receipts 4,530 tubs; cream- a : to the amount of reduction to be ef- 2 aa iano; following les in ma- irectors of the Wells coun- sure. = others climbed a point or more. tery extras .47 1-2; standards .44 Ha; > f fected, Minot, N. D.,; Nov. 2.—(4)—Minot a ‘ro! : n s srlesueria raphe Werks an was one of the three state . -ainot, N. Dey Nov. oe finish: Davenport, two] ty chapter of the Red Cross fol- oot, rent Pasiies meant. ge Re Aa aera extra firsts 44 @ 43; firsts] oericials removed from office by the Lower Levy Asked high school football teams this fall| yockers, gateleg dining table. Al- Swing the resignation of Miss Juli Some reported a slightly firmer tone holiday trade. American Tobacco for offerings around 12.50 per cent sues soared about eight points ea 40 @ .42; seconds 36 @ 38 1-2. | pecall election of 1921. The others}, For more than a year agitation|have played 12 games without their aving the city. dete ett ae were Lynn J, Frazier, then governor, has existed both in and out of con-|goal lines being crossed and have ceitian rs. WF. Bates. Phone a ee eo $37 @ 42; 2 and William Lemke, then attorney) Tess for reduction of this levy, now| piled up a total of 317 points against Aferings, cent 1 , H REMEDY — protein, Winter wheat offerings to the highest levels since 1920. Mid-| @ 32, seneral, and the three formed the|13 1-2 per cent of a corporation’s| all opposition. sor @ Se hst IT ah ae oa cle ae Fe ee ae ae Cheese unchanged. See iniaatriad commission, against|Net income after certain deductions| Three teams have been scheduling Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound ferings were small and choice was) price in its history. Rumors of an MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR ie eee cuee mp gt procedingdasnioe al rei Liana iramacae Hes vencorereere | ages SretT | 28 scot throat, or a. cash demand «nd a Blscing Minneapolis, Nov. 2.—?)—Flour ae hearings the corporation rate also| On Saturday Minot plays Mandan teks Case ei The East- cough, a affection. From the a Me etaS ateaiy touting of the new common on 2 rence an unchanged; shipments 41,503 bar- has occupied a conspicuous place in|for the champiouship of western| Dur. _ = A0n@ “3S. ____|/sful chemical process that com- * market . = fee Rea itade, basis, had a sustaining ae a ice OD Fels. TUCKER TRI A all discussions and there is practi-| North Dakota. In case Grand Forks} WORK WANTED—Married | man,|ii0, pure pine tar, fresh demulcent as eit Tight supply and quiet Cones) eats d oe aaa Hes cabbed| Bran 26.00@26.50. cal unanimity of opinion that the fix-| defeats Fargo Friday, thus bring 24, wants employment, honey and other ingredients of A‘ i ve i was weak ae Hi ad oe re | ing of a new rate on corporate |defeat to the only unbeaten ea: worker, Eighth education. proven medicinal value, there re ‘0 ee Ee ittlngs were skimpy and ieee to ee ee aan MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE bodies will be a controverted subject | cleven, the state title will hinge on Raterencss — a4 - ego sults a peculiar quality for heating, ices were firm, to one cent higher. Seal in other sections of the list.| Minnes pelts, rine ie a ere Poenine ppd aie! Oe itis Aaeaver orl be unof- Dake seo secacease aopeere gee s tN eoreais 3. erigipanaetts a Ch 5, Teceipts today 405 compared to 64% ae sea oe 2 Be a ct remedy. A ange aoe atl Bee at aipaly coal ie, Dee ei cea arapt a Be aco Rinneapcls GaeHeAt i ., The administration in presenting | ficial, the state athletic board of WANTED—Middle aged ey to] chloroform, effective alike for chi demand was good for choice, quict Le the early trading had a tem-|2Nd coarse grain closing quotations its program for a $225,000,000 tax | control having agreed two years ago} keep house om farm. No children.|dren and grown persons. Insist tala. Bellow: \ f cut, recommended reduction of the|not to recognize an official cham- iles S.’E. of Bismarck. Phone *s Honey and Tar Com- eta tall aay to ee baa =— corporation cata 12 per cent fet pion. ae resent) in Geos mee ee scene, no substitute. cused of Bjone Sla ugh Republicans generally hav Linssen; marck, Bold verywhere.—Adv. 2 - VIN | vefrained from comment on the pro,| ST. CLOUD HAS eal Leapentead s | ile servarvatont=- 8% N ‘e' Being Selected posal, a number preceding the start| GOOD WIN MARK = FOR SALE CHEAP—Large sized of committee hearings announced| St. Cloud, Minn., Nov. 2.—(®)— to fair for poor. SO. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK South St. Paul, Nov. S. D. of A.)—Cattle, porarily depressing effect on specu- yey lative reien Nearly a dozen) meee spring, fancy minor specialties, current earnings anne cs 2.—()—(U.' of which are poor, sank to new low ‘0 arrive 800; a prices for the year. 1 DNS, fancy eau — OTICE Notice is hereby given that Ludwig N. FOR CHE. au 9b: sheepskin lined overcoat, frieze}Quanrud and Luther Monson, here- steady on_ killing —_—____-__ eas heel —— they would favor a slash to 11 per|St. Cloud Technical high school, i ‘month. Phone salable 8.75@10. few loads | MARCK GRAIN 1 hard spring. A La Moure, N. D., Nov. 2—@)—' s 0 per} St. Cloud Technical high scl » in} shell. Worn one th. forore doing business under the firm — Boa 1000. several loads (F ete Russell-Miller Co.) To arrive .. eh Trial of Francis Tucker, Verona, N. Sap ere Want Bi Cut me 4 ane Para oe ae. 58 run of 19 1163-R. Pere @ Peete aeeng a Papaenee West cows upward to 8.00; bulk 6,00 | (Furnished by Russet. -) |1 DNS, gd to fancy. ari, | P» farmer, charged with the slay-| pemocrats, on the thor wand, | Me eek te Teche at out the| THOROUGHLY ex: s-|enip, have by mutual consent 4 @7.50; heifers 7.00@8.50; cutters .. 4 dark northern ... $1.04 To arrive . 2212 @1.8 ing of Hans C. Bjone, cashier of the! nave yoiced Je ee Ont sitie 4 Macalesten eRe and Alexandria,| lady wants work in either city or| solved sald Dreyer thee ets 4.50@5.50; bulls active, bulk medi-' N° 1 northerr. ee 1.02] ch to fancy. Farmers and Merchants bank at|to the treasury suggestio Renin and in 1925 defeated Buffalo, Will-| small town store. Ex al-| ood Fetlring troinst. said, partnership um grades 6.50; weighty kinds 6.75) 75° 1 amber durum 2511 DNS ead to ee: 3942 | Verona on March 1 last, got under|that the levy should be cut to | mar, Staples, Little Falls, Litchfield,|_ so as waltress, or in Te8-| are eae ey esata dinms are to and better; stockers and feeders ini)’ 1 mixed durum At ae eee piece tact parent eee ncnet flat rate of 10 per cent. Represen-| Alexandria and. Red Wing without|~ taurant. Loraine Snyder, oy pala te Ludwig Quanrud. tative Garner of Texas, ranking mi-| having their goal line crossed. For Dated at Bismarck, N. D. this 25th | i odes 206, Tech downed| TAREN-Halloween waht from 213 ‘g2|, 12 arrie . nority member of the committee, re-| the first game in 1926, Tech downed fore CUOWia *QuANRUD, noon adjournment. light supply; slow, about steady. ., be ; ales quality con- | No 1 red durum sidered, weak; bulk good lights 1 northern The last possible cause for delay : . : atedly has announced that he be-| Litchfield, 47 to 0. LUTHER MONSON, 1050. : 781. To arrive .. + 119 , | in the trial was dissipated when] jj, i. 4 ored |0/26-11/2-9-16) Hogs, 13,000; opening slow, | Bavjay'. 755 |e ue ch omnes Ae | Judge Charles E. Wolfe, presiding,| mated the amount hat wilh re rest | canamentes nothing, ne Points to Ha yd — around steady; desiratle butchers | 9 2/.° "40 |2 DNS, gd to choice. 1: “ ruled that his court had jurisdiction| able for tax reduction, and the pros. . suitable fi and lights averaging upward of 170 2 DNS, ord to good. 1.1912 @1. in the case. ‘The court ruling over-| nective surplus will be ample to: wore ‘ FOR RENT. -One room, an pounds mostly 9.00@9.50; top 9.50; | 2 northern ......+. 1.19%4@1. ruled an objection tospomcoaslina with] rant a cut of $40,000,000, areuin NEWS BRIEFS 4 light housekeeping or sleeping. For best results ship some held higher; underweights |, 3 DNS, ch to fancy. 1.33'2@1.4044 | the case entered by Francis Murphy,| that, because of this, 2 10° per cent 1 iaheiaamicenade atound 8.25; packing sovs 7.50@ |} 3 DNS, gd to choice. @1.3 Fargo, counsel for Tucker, whol rate for corporations can be effected. |? TO |e Your Grain to— 7.15; pigs mostly 9.00; average cost | NO’ g °Y 36|2 DNS, ord to good. 1.16%@1 charged that the present court had “| State Senator Herbert at Colum- Tuesday 8.90; weight 198. Ne. 3 northern 15 '4@ no jurisidiction in the case as a bus, Ohio, informs state prohibition’ ee’ hae xem eacly aed] One Agar Shard 20%@ previous dudicunent mas ree ie BARNARD ELECTED Commissioner McDonald he will ask and sheep steady; market " rt ° i a ie Cass count; istrict court, islative . ii alleged now at a standstill; killers asking 25 |4¢7 55 Ib. ear corn, 70 It... five cents) hard (Mont.)...-. 1.20%¢@1.3546 | where it had been transferred after ? nehiona By. tate wohibhion depart. cents lower on lambs; early sales | i414 winter wheat ....... rsh To arrive . ~ 1.20% @1.3514 | a change of venue had been granted AMERICANS HEAD ment, the Anti-saloon League and! fat lambs | 12.25@13.25; heavies Hark hard winter wheat ..... .99|Minn. & SD FE here by Judge George M. McKenna, activities of prohibition operatives, 11.50; culls 9.50; desirable fat ewes Ree oe rd Napoleon, who presided at the ori- me pales to packers 5.00@6.00; culls 2.00@ MINNEAPOLIS RANGE nee & SD, so 17 | ginal grand jury session. Chicago, Nov. (®)—E. S Barn-| Explosion of engine of stalled au-| 3.50. Nov.2 ¢ TS pled i. @ The present trial is based on al ard, president of the Cleveland In-| tomobile in Central City, Ky., kills High reindictment of Tucker by the grand| dians, today was unanimously elect-| three persons and injures four, one Cle ane jury. The reindictment - followed|.ed president of the American Base-| probably fatally; authorities investi-| Low CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, Nov. 2.—(P}—(U. S. D.! ng. & 1.22% 1.398 | the second calling together of the} ball League, succeeding Ban John-| gating whether explosive other than of A.)—Hogs 1 3 generally | yraret 5 1 1.25% 23% @1.347 | jury to hear additional evidence and| son, resigned. . used losion. strong to 15 cents higher than Tu |May a 127% 4 227% | to yuard against possible technical} Barnard’s term of office is for sii craton. day’s average; local interest ina 8G . | errors in the first indictment, | three years. His salary was not re-| Rumania decorates Ira Nelson tive: ria around Bieadys ton Dee. ™% 98% 93% 3@ ‘S| In ruling that his court had juris-| vealed. It was reported, however.| Morris of Chicago with ite highest 5 te oe Sas a 200 March BE a cn gictlan in fa cae antes Woll le en that oe emnlenet, cee for res ue honor, Grand Cordon of Star of ?, iy ‘ 963 96% 4 > | claret secon ment} @ year, same amount receives Ri it 98.35 to 9.85; 130 to 160," G, 7% | was distinct from the first indict-| Johnson, Barnard also was lected iotctaas by i Oats— ’ — 8.00 to 9.25; most pigs 7.75 ne, 44% 45 44M 44M ment. The second indictment was| treasurer of the league, an office| Ernest Faber. 73, manufac- most strong weights 8.50; yorch 9 145%, 457% 45% durum . “ returned when William C. Green,| formerly held by Johnson. dies in Nue i pecking sows slightly | Ma 16% 146% 14612 146% |? fu special prosecutor, declared a re-| William Harridge, for 15 years sida a pained paces 0 Teproved 4 | Flax— i it : : i ‘quest. for dismissal of the first] secretary to Johnson, was elected} General Pershing leaves Cees: sable tare ef B60 to Det: — 2.0415 2.05% 2.04% 2.04% Coarse Grains charge, then pending in Cass county| secretary of the league, a newly) bourg on Leviathan for U: . fg ight pie . May ‘ 2.12% 213 2.12 212% [2 yellow corn....-.. .80 G court, would be asked if the second| created “position, Harridge’s term] States after vacation in France. . jarley— indictment returned. . is also for three years. 9.60 to, 10.30; 10 TL 0.70% , 0 @ «.. | mit is believed that the selection em 1. Florence Mills, internationally to 10.00; light Sng 121% 10% 7 ‘ Maeitticll re 3 for the hearing will take entertainer, dies in A packing sows el aa "78 of Soro ee completed Thurs- Cobb Not to Play ° Noe york trom appendicitis, Bigs, 740 to 8.50. DULUTH RANGE 3 day before noon, With Philadelphia _ Cattle A grad ? eee Mrs. Marion Josephine King, once ee Two Are Injured Philadelphia, Nov, 2-—(AP) —‘Ty| prominent on. dramatio ; The Sincerest Love Letter lov. 2 Oper High Low Close stage as re Cobb will not be with the Philadei-| Josephine Cameron, dies.in Portland, 1.15% 1.16% 1.15% 1.15% |3 in Auto Mish Athletics next year. This was| Maine, UPERT HUGHES, the a ee aa ced aan eel eee hoes S| mea HER FORRY 1 R tiboropce pre aan sil) Two men nie njored, ian au. ference between tbo famous ball Hearng eer Fos BON ‘of the i insurance is the 94% 95% 94% 95% tomobile crash just east sma comp! Devils “ + A fax 2% 90% 500% 99% at 10:20 last night, | William Burtel-|the local Americans," a Coal Sales company, Devil letter a man can write”. Minot, Nov. 2.04% 2.04% 2.04 2.04% from Fort company, Fog |Dec. 2.05% 2.05% 2.05% 2.05% 44%@ .. lacerations. W.| County conventions to elect No Eat 4 on opal L ates ie May 2.18% 2.18% 213 2.18% 2 @ 73" | Pe be partisa pole ne s Dakots, mespous, it CASH GRAIN eps ‘a [i Ned learned here today, CHICAG! age, Nov. 2.—(?)—Wheat No, i ; 68 @ 6 ETS PRISON SENTENCE $ maize as, ee i Meee ND Now. e(AP oA of two 0 arrive . 1 flaxseed shite 50@51; No. 3 N 51. To arrive WEDDING DATE 18 SET Hollywood, Calif. PROVMEDENT: LIFE INGPRANCE CO. WORTH.