The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 16, 1928, Page 2

seen aerageerenrenrsoc MA R K ETS| clded to do away with as many es) Wisconsin Girl Has luctions, in many of whicl e | La it tar. “Al 7 thes was billed as the star. Amon; . | were “Jack-in-the-Box:” “Over P°Oue hundred lions slready have Stradivarius Violin reached the schools beyond recall. th Garden Wall;” “Ail Baba;” “Sinbad, BE AT M the Sailor: “Cinderella;” “Blue beard Oh fs, Earth;” “Robinson| been routed b; GRAIN Always Helps LIVESTOCK Dakota Coughs FINANCIAL . By Associated Press Leased Wire |! NEWS che cypaining 200 beer have Darlington, Wis», Feb. 16.—(AP) and Colds | * —The sweet tones E g SUE Pre Trrrrae Crue ihe cients Adventure| chang ier fehers ld fide cians stam toll anerpesivo—Worha Wonders | , CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE Cars, Trucks, Tracto: which had a run of 150 nights at the| “Th ion of In various climates coughs : Bias Gisk a 16 Today iridis ars, Trucl ractors to Be Herald Square Paste, lew ad original “T, ah which! Quaid, 15-year-old high school girl, kt oy Fe a oe | see ar ", a a: ae for s me o' ie r successes in| cal jons of stone as pai anda ferent = cal Yesterday YearAgo Open High = Low Shown nt vo Training which ue. Foy played, leading parts the Masia aesvanive peheme. er at now rig oly Aid pub- slight cold in California pee al : s | March 1.3014 132% 133 131 anor Pout; “The Earl and. the’ Girl,* ot. align ft cold in Dakota, Montana | = | @ x @ re ara: “The Orchid;” “Up and Down Broad- Committee Calls ianine anceaed te cou jute Pa or Minnesota and needs different ‘s Poneto | May i pies 331g 1.814% North Dakota’s first exclusive] way;” “Mr. Hamlet of Broadway;” New York Brokers sounding his ‘and was startled ro treatment. In colder climates of sl s D % 1.32% . B Ford show will open in the state|“Over the River;” and “Slumwhere ‘age-browned bit of pneumonia is:more likely to de- - ; => Wheat Market Affected by) July 1.2813 1.2815 training school aymnasium in Man-|in New. York.” Washin Feb. 16—()—New Cc V velop. The best treatment for . ‘ | 33 @" , - vi ras) n, Feb. 16.—()—! 5 = -Sttprise Upturn in Liver~ | corn— Te, te open Srom 10°. m. Wolk “pe meslneoe Met Per devoted biteat clmet| York brokers ‘were called today be- taisture af licorice, mentholiand | ° bc pool Quotations } March on 96 seta time, on both Friday and|exclusively to the vaudeville cireuits.| fore the senate Teapot Dome com- ily for 50 years. a few other ingredients. Such x =o. May dB 00% “All of the very latest products of |e aeeeered for several neasons With | mittee to assist in opening further| “The inatrument will be viewed by|| mixture is now being offered ‘ ee oe eet : G09 tho Ford factory will be'on exhibic,| ty soa ibe toe ree tHe trail of the liberty bond profits!a violin expert to determine if it is rey Spo aatane ee . iting on the AEPBeAE Ucnie Tiewoens | July 1.00% 1.01 ‘cars, trucks, tractors and equip- Foy ihnschesse pide of the lial Trading company | genuine. tne a sible mieture Lines * took place today, stimulated to a. @1.01 ment. . Born in 1854 x Joseph ", McMahon, assistant|@¢———__________________|] cough and cold treatment is in- a Z great extent by reports that Russia | 9ats- F te It is expected by the local Ford|:_Eddie Foy, whose real name was New of Potte company, expensive and the results when Beret beconie a big purchaser. One| March BAM DM dealers that every Ford dealer in| Edwin Fitsgerald, was born in New| cashier of Potter _ an pany, | Tem ture and used in Dakota, Montana and ruic wee thar @000,000 bushen | western North Dakota and as far| York, March 9, 1867, the son of Rich-| testified that in November, 1923, Minnesota (the colder cli gatimate was that §,000,000 bus nels} tay | east as Jamestown will attend the|ard and Ellen Hennessy Fitzgerald,| bis firm sold $75,000 8 1-2 first | Conditions ! Inne 4 ye colder climates) ME oe ee | expositions nd the He was thrice a widower, naving| liberty bonds for the Empire Trust /@—_______ |] are really wonderful, Hall Drug { Peeicd “urtavorable’ weather” cona| duly, (old) The Copelin Motor company of| married Rose Howland in 1879; Lola] CCmpany of New York. = | | (Mercury readings at 7.0 ci.) a { also advanced, July touching 101, t July, (new) Bismarck and the Western Auto| Sefton in 1886, and Madeline Mor- il H. Hays, former chairman Jamestown — 12, cloudy; ro G high EARL ah Ohich coe deity it - | company of Mandan decided to|ando in 1895. The first two were the Republican National committee, | fair, Rau ild since fash Octobe’, ee 1.09 ate 1.107% | sponsor ue show when it became actresses a A third a famous bed ae opty ee hele iY in une partly cloudy; rine anata 4 : slos 1 7-8@ | 1.09 057% 1,114 apparent that space at tl - | danseuse from ys re. was the 1: | ae Hghe, cn unangel o rots ed scent, eS Maer rerun ool mute ale Mei, de, et, || Tips For Taxpayers up, oats at a shade gain and a e 2 n ool _gymnas- . sions yarying from die decline to | du M28 1117 fel ae 22, 28 and 24 would ur eee Me aera tribution to the National committee TS acieaieenilians The normal tax rate is 1 1-2 per clined downward, Pei 1107 i856 AE AS of alaeing, Sate Program| Mopeared on the stage, but after the| turned over to the Empire origin- League of Nations| dependents, ete. 3 per cent on the F Lita retapel co ve tescd tee oy ; chestral entertainment that will be| Wedding the comedian confided’ to| ally were owned by the Continental. aes next $4,000, and per cent on the | nae 5 11.00 14.30 features of the show, it was an-| friends, “I'll fix that.” ‘ in 2A Piaeae Gen Feb. 16.—(AP)—The be- : r ti Liver- y eva, Feb. 16.- e q PA Uo bocsise of anvertiors i330 1400420 go 117 nounced today by Fred Sehultae, in| | Volunteering, reason, for, his Capt, E. F, Boruski {niet prevails in aque, od Nations | equte furan rates apply, to net, § 5 the bese ie an that high hous oe March 11.80 His Gang,” will furnish the orehes- tend to be alone in my old age. I Instructs Officers forming ‘her athtule, towerd, ane f “were in’ order. Furthermore, ad-| May 12.00 16.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 tral music, . see my children growing op and — League with the possibility that the INCOME TAX IN A as % vices at hand said weather in France |_20Y 12.25 12.30 12.30 12.25 Moving pictures of the Jatest/drawing away from me. love) Grand Forks, N. D., Feb. 16—|Spanish government may cancel NUTSHELL F + was too wet and European crop pros. : : Ford products in action will be one Saar n ae * going aoe an-|(AP)—Instructions were given today| Spain's resignation from league WHO? Single persons who f 1 pects in general less favorable, with | firm, carload delivery sales, freight| of the outstanding events of the ex.|other family. I want a home with| by Captain E. F. Boruski of the reg-| at a date not very far off, had net incume of $1,500 or : smaller shipments forecast from Ar- | only’ deducted, Minneapolis and St.| Position. They include pictures of |little ones in it, I’ll make my friend| ular army to company officers of| Under the two years’ notice provi-|| more or gross income 0: $5,000 : i ri i = «S.No. 1, 1.50@1.55. re . o! . q > say in “LE bar Sot ee aa, which attracted “nation-wide atten-| Iroquois theatre, Chicago, when it|duties of personnel. permanent coat om the ea be ‘more or gross income of $5,000 > showing a decided increase, Em- tion a few weeks ago. The motion| Was destroyed by fire Dec. 30, 1908,| Field and staff classes under di- h or more must file returns. d ihasizing widespread notice of ad- MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE | pictures. will be shown in the|#?1 which resulted in the loss of 602) rection of Major Leroy Baird of the WHEN? The filing period ; verse weather for the crop move- Minneapolis, Feb. 16—(?)—Wheat | Palace theatre, lives. The actor barely succeeded in| 164th infantry also continued ich ends March 15, 1928. % ~ ment, practically no country offer-! ,, freceipts today 266 compared to 153| The program _is as follows: saving himself from being one of| This evening, the second official] Geneva as an indication of the direc- WHERE? Collector of in- = ings ‘of immediate delivery “of corn | Market Takes Downturn After a year ago. Minneapolis cash wheat Fridey the victims. dinnet on the program of the four-|tion of the are ’s au-|| ternal revenue for the district = were in evidence. Profit taking, Brief Price Boost at To- and coarse grain closing quotations| , 10 a.,m. show opens at 8, T. S. day school of instruction will be held.| thorization to the Spanish associa-|{ in which the person lives or has however, around 95 cents for May today follow: Gym. Jury to Try Hickman ritten examinations were given|tion for the e of Nations to his_princi; lac. of business. HOW ? Lage ths men atending the school Wed- instructions on and above $1.00 for June, tended at 0 1 hard spring, fancy 3 p. m. Ford movies at Palace resume its activities and the poliey * times to bring about setbacks, day’s Opening Montana ... 1.6 theatre. i and Hunt for Murder |nesasy. of the governmental newspaper, La|| Forms 1040A and 1040; also 3 To arrive 11 7:30 p. m. Music features at Auto Nearly All W 2 ————y Nacion, in advocating col ‘tion |] the law and regulations. * WHEAT PRICES HIGHER New York, Feb. 16.—()—The 1 DNS, fanc; 1.65% @1.72% | Show. omen with the league. WHAT? One and one-half + ON MILL CITY MARKET stock market, following a brief up-' To arrive 59% @1.67% | , 8 P-_m. Special showing - movies pears Observers at Geneva also think Finer normal tax on the first + — Minneapolis, Feb. 16.—(?)—Wheat | turn after the opening today, began 1 hard sprin; 5% @1.715% | ST. S. theatre, (Continued from page one) MANDAN NEWS that, if Spain obtains additional po-|J $4,000 in excess of the personal ¢ tad an excited advance today, fu-|to head downward, and various oil,| To arrive .. 33% @1.61% Saturday pearance of alienists who testified in litical rights in the international|| exemption and credits. Three * tures running up 2 5-8 to 2 7-8 cent| motor, rubber and miscellaneous |1 DNS, gd to fancy 10 a. m. Ford show doors open|the previous trial, of the sanity of zone of Tangier, this will have the r cent normal tax on the next : end showing the first signs of life|shares retreated into new low| To arrive ........ 1.31% @1.61% | again. Hickman. Walsh has indicated he effect of hastening her return to : many weeks. Cables sprung alground for the year. The carly|1 DNS, ch to fancy. 1.565% @1.70%| 10a. m. Registration. Fordson Day! expected to call William T. Hick-| Mrs. J. A. Wiley Dies tax on the balance of net in- : se_in a sharp upturn on fav-|strrength was based on buying of|1 DNS, gd to choice. 1.385 @1.58% | at Western Auto company. man, father of the condemned youth, come. Surtax on net income in : le European crop news and al public utiliti:s on the senate’s rejec-|1 DNS, ord to good. 1.28% @1.35% | _ 10:30 a, m. Ford movies at the! to again testify to the mental condi. in Mandan Hospital excess of $10,000. > ‘op in Argentine shipments. | tion of the Walsh proposal of a sen-/1 dark northern... Palace theater. tion of Mrs, Eva Hickman and other s were firm, but halted after|atorial investigation of superpower| To arrive .. 1275%@ 12 noon.—Free lunch to visitors) members of the family. A Mrs. Hannah B, Wiley, 62, resi- maximum rate is 20 per cent, which t °5 cont advance. May barley| projects, : 1 northern 1.27% @ at ‘Western Auto. The jury must return three ver-| dent of Solen for 25 years, died coal of Pennsyl-| applies to net income in excess of + 1 7-8 cent. Rye futures ad-| When prices began to slip, how-| To arrive .. 1.26% @ 1p. m. Special program at West-| dicts, one on the guilt of ‘each de-| Wednesday at a Mandan hospital] vania, Ohio and West Virginia was} $100,000. < 1 sharply, Chicago leading|ever, in many groups, more atten-|2 DNS, ch to fancy. 1.49% @1.65% | etn Auto, power farming talks. fendant, and the third on Hickman’s| after an illness of five weeks dura-| ordered today by the senate. exemption is $1,500 for The single nd- $3,500 for mar- ried. Hace reine soe and heads of families. In addition, a urn. May flaxseed moved up| tion began to be paid to less favor. d 2 DNS, gd to choice. 1.36% @1.51% | ,, 2:80 p. m. Demonstrations at 8.) sanity,’ Both entered pleas of not it With grain. able trade reports, as wel as to the 2 DNS, ord to good. 1.21% @1.37% | T-,S. ry ilty, and the convicted neat offerings were fair| monetary outlook. The reported '2 northern 126% OLaGe 7:80 p.m. Program at Ford Show.| Slayer’ also. entered the eiditiont tion. Death was due to chronic carditis and complications incident si One STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County ‘ was slack in spots.|falling off in new buying of steel |3 DNS, ch to fancy. 1.44% @1.60%| Movies at S. T. S. theater. plea of not guilty by reason of in- © evan: B. Warring was born in nebis TRICE COURT, Fourth Judicial! taxpayer is entitled to a credit of T South Dakota springs,| was an important factor, and trad-|3 DNS, gd to choice 54 @1.46% ee eee sanity. Wabasha county, Minnesota, Oct.| ypistrict, " Ay Wit: $400 for each person dependent up- r cent protein, were} ders again turned wary ewes toward |3 DNS, ord to good 56 @1.3455 JURY IN HARRY —— 19, 1865. She attended the public Wiltem Fate oe — "piaintite,| on him for chief support if such : ‘ag 1 to 2 cents down,|the statement of brokers’ loans,!3 northern ..... 5% @1,335% APPEAL FROM DEATH schools of her native village and| vs. Bae person is under 18 years of age or : 4 with early yesterday.| which will be issued after the close 1 dark hard (Mont. %@153% HILL TRIAL IS _| sentveNce ts FILED grew to womanhood there. Sear amenoSmitha whose first | incapable of self-support because ; types generally were about|of the market. There were indica-| To arrive .... 1.2556 @1.515% IN DEADLOCK Los Angeles, Feb. 16.—(P—Writ-| On Aug. 6, 1888, she was mar-| Dame,ts ancy cntid of Winer |menta'ly or physically defective. * .. More Montana wheat was/tions that the credit strings were be-|1 hard (Mort.). oeee 1.2556 @1.525 ten notice of an appeal to the State| ried to J. A. Wiley at Morris, Minn. mith, Deceased, and all other | Such dependent need not be a rela- 4 1 in the receipts, ing drawn a little tighter, and that! To arrive ........ 1.2556 @1.50% —. Supreme court of the death sen-| where she made her home for sev-| Persons unknown claiming 20y | tive of the taxpayer nor a member ; 3 . 1 hard spring was 4 to 23\banks were scrutinizing more|Minn, & SD, 1 dark (Contiriued from page on.) tence pronounced on William Ed-| eral years. With her husband she| fecate,cr ,cn’enee Stee prapecty of his household. i o.er May, No. 1 dark northern| searchingly the collatteral offered| hard .......cceeee0 It was feared the news might have| ward Hickman, for the kidnaping| came to North Dakota 25 years ago described in thee complaint, —_—— ‘ t under to 23 cents over, and| for loans. To arrive ........ 5% | some effect on the verdict. * and ‘slaying of Marian Parker, was| and on a farm near Solen. i Defendants. DIES OF INJURIES {.» . northcrn 2 cents under to 18] Pools which had been su 1!Minn, & SD. 1 hard. 285, | Browne drowned yesterday in the| filed in Superior court today. Mrs, Wiley leaves, besides her| TS Sits .chancres Dakot® *° el Miami, Fla. Feb. 16—(?)—Ray = over, protein up to 12.50 per|recently in pushing ap thei To arrive ....,... 28% | swift waters of the Fox river flow-| Hickman’s attorney acted at the| husband, two daughters, Mrs. H. You and each one of. you are hereby|W. Jackson, 38, of Miami,. injured Little high protein was of-|ites, appeared to be backing a Fey 1 amber durum, ing past his estate, falling 50 feet opening of the second day of the Hinman and Mrs, Beth Carlson, summoned to onawer boo Be yr late yesterday when a seaplane of. 1 up to 14 per cent, quotably|from ‘offerings ae : = Ailes et ieeretee sesh from a stone embankment at the youth’s trial with Wemlby Hunt.| both of Solen; one brother, Thomas| Met oe tin” Chet of they District the Cuba-America Air Line, Inc., Fy crashed in Biscayne bay with 19 per- , sons aboard during a test flight, died today. The plane was wrec! but other passengers and crew es- caped serious injury. ing to 45 cents over. Winter{closely controlled Warring, Kent, Wash.; and two sisters, Mrs. Starz, St. Paul, and Mrs. C. F. Shorler, St. Cloud, Minn. Funeral services will be held from the Kennelly funeral chapel at 1 Court of Burleigh Cqunty, North Da- kota, and to serve a copy of your answer upon the subscribers at their office in the city. of Bismarck, in Burleigh County, North Dakota, with- in thirty days after the service of this summons upon you, exclusive of the rear of his new home. His body was| 16, on charges of murdering C. I: %2 | carried nearly half a- mile down| Th crugntore stream before it was recovered 45 4] minutes later. It was in the election of William at was steady. Durum was|cessions of % to 5 points. The gen-/1 amber durum dy with a fair demand forjeral retrreat was orderly, however,! To arrive : 5 and confined to a point or so in/1 durum . ; ! Corn offerings were larger and|most of the high grade industrials,| To arriv ioms, in an attempted holdup. The appeal, defense attorneys an- nounced, will be based on the con- Lorimer to the United States senate ; buyers were to follow further ad-|such as U.S. Steel and General Mo-|2 amber durum... tention that the state’s new law irda: { vance in futures, ; ‘i tors. ; |2:durum ...2 606 ie in 1909 and in the subsequent] governing insanity defenses is un- wwe ee ue ‘oe Sivat Sek: tatture na entree i pages aueter ee lsbicienty ‘ A atop of ee ee pocorn | é anilee durum. Aware ae bribery Vase name ee constitutional. Methodist ‘church, officiating. Bur- [idgment ‘win oe taken egainst youl NOTE—It would be illegal to pub- : | with good heavy oats in good de-|by Midland Steel products pre-)3 durum ...... 4 |O’Neil Browne was given national ii ‘i fi lefault for the relie: f ‘mand. Rye od in good demand He and weakness involved some|1 red durum...... . ial will be made in the Mandan| the compiaint. Bi x, | lish this if not true. prominence. It was charged by State Dated at Bismarck, North Dakota, this 6th day of Janu- HOW THEY WERE ¢ t and offerings were light. of the dividend paying railroads.| To arrive .. Representative Charles White of comers. ary, 1928. ; -- Barley was steady to firm, choice] Nickel Plate lost more than 3 points. |2 yellow corn. O'Fallon that Browne had paid him KILLED IS NOT |¢ % "GRO, M- REGISTER and GOITRE TREATED : *maltring was in good demand to!F of earlier strong public! 3 yellow corn..... $1,000 to vote for Lorimer. | Personal id ee ns Ree rulottt. SUCCESSFULLY 3 1 cent higher for mello’ utilities were abel to retain their] To arrive .. As a result of the subsequent in- YET LEARNED an “Office: and postoffice ad- P| gains when the selling; gathered) 4 yellow corn. vestigation, Lorimer was ousted from Social News of ‘Webb Block, Bis-| At Home. Minneapolis Lady Uses a » c seuage gambiae i \ iv, ‘i ———— orth Dakota. Colorless Liniment 4 CK force in other sections of the list. } To arrive the United States senate. Browne (Continued fiom pa ) ° i Ne . “ | \ —— 5 yellow corn was twice tried on bribery charges,| have taken place este tears Mandan Vicinity |) 10 te avove detendants: Mrs. K. Fisk, $44 E. Franklin Ave., ‘ eipts 58,000; BISMARCK GRAIN 6 yellow corn. but was not convit windshield of the * hi le in the ———_______________g| ,_ You will please take notice that! Minneapolis, Minn., says in her own ; jmarket slow; draggy; early sales >| (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) |2 mixed corn. - Pilcet casa teeta: Pe fhe phove, entitied action. relates 21 home inepess se eoneanela, Biat: ‘ @10c lower than a t Bismarck, F\ 3 mixed corn IVA MEETING Bodies Cov rod With Bi Richard Furness left Wednesday | situated in the County of Burleigh in| “I am willing to show or write any 6 t big packers indifferent; No, 1 dark nort! +-$1.06] To arrive Bodies of ‘the t ffi Robe for Hinupanallty Whete he _will_un-jthe State of North Dakota, eamely: one, what Sorbol Quadruple“has done. f i 25e lower on butchers 300|No. 1 northern .. +1.04]4 mixed corn. WILL BE HELD dlecoverad’ on. thy ys Si tC were | dergo an operation at the U. S. Vet-| lot cleven (11) in block | forty-six! How I have reduced my neck and re- Pounds up; top 8.35; bulk desirable] No, 1 amber durum 99) To arrive .... ‘Addill, near here, Addin Charles erans’ hospital. lieved the choking and headaches. It ; £170 to 310 pounds 8.10@8.30; 220 to| No. 1 mixed durum ‘955 mixed corn. AT JAMESTOWN | pany with toe nthe o> Jn com: as © 1s pleasant to use and.not expensive, 1 “pounds 7888.00 large HleslN ede 13312 white outs eat anges Figures of the | tonne whe U.S hee Ens |siaimas te ona Seat property ey . pounds 7. . jargely No. 1 flax .. 932 white oats. ‘ : o! . 8. Not or pl ure.’ ~ |_| of strong weights pigs early around| No. 2 flax 188|3 white oats. (Continued from page one) —_|missing officers, covered with a|Plains field’ station. has returned Shetpiaintee rein, and | Company, Me- F i al cl Made by Sorbol chanicsbury, Ohio. Sold by all drug- its. tocally at Finney’s Drug heavy automobile robe. They were farm is remote from any tele- phone and further news was tainable at the time. esis Police believed the robe t be the same one which a hack driver told them he had:seen flung across “two steady; later talking 25c lower; slow| No. 1 rye . {narrow demand; few sales good to|Barley .. ‘choice pigs 7.00@7.50; odd lots of| Oats ... packing sows 6.85@7.10; best light i Weights early 7.35; heavy hogs 7.75 * @8.00; mediu hogs 7.90@ . ight weight 7.75@8.85; light light 25@8.30; packing sows 6.75@7.35, 90] To arrive .. ma 68} 4 white oats... -46| Barley, ch to fey. 1.20) To arrive .... Barley, med to gd To arrive . Barley, lower g from Washington, D. where he} #0 has -spent the past: i on} a at the department of agricul- ure. sed to state industrialism and and such county convent is here- by called to be held in county in the state, at the court house in the county seat thereof, at 2 p. m. on Saturday, , 5 however, that the I. 'V, A. commit- publicans and Democrats oppo icalism; ants in action, oF | al oF the Lectin ig a in oe. g ee REGISTER and Attorneys for said Plaintit?, Dakota. Gaara King Bryant of Cass Lake, Minn., and p oer resident of Mandan, 4 ic le t Hi To arrive 7 tee of any county, by its chairman, | bundles” in the visiting here for a few days wi —— } hter pigs 6.50@7.50. 2 rye... ? h rear of & speeding /en route home from Los Angele ne i rN CRittesRcoipts 1,000; fed steers dec ee ikrear corm 10 lbs, five cents | To amxiv 2@ may, if deemed advisable, isaue its | automobile on the morning of Febru- | Calif, Mr, Bryant was an employe |") uc xEREEBAkcorA, county ‘ tand she stock steady with recent | unde? shell. No. 1 flaxseed 2.16% @2.26% |e delegate, county convention so be Kale, identitied rents, Hermanlin the Bingheimer drug. store DY DISERICE COURT, Fourth Judicial tdecline; steers trade slightly more|Hard winter wheat .... "oi necien ¢. 21uUu@ held on the sald ‘March Slo lied of | aearlete icture: wo! Mandan from 1882 to 1886. Whllam i, Webb, formerly Wile » He said one Of the: deiring the machine. wales Fin of the bodies ended a search for the deputies who dis- poorer” Te sil faring the © youthful prisoners from a ette to the Pendleton, Ind., state 74 ‘tory. The deputies left Lafayette Feb. 7 in an automoible in charge : committed in the a ot od tactive than Wednesday, lower|Dark hard winter wheat . tgrades predominating, bulk 12. — ee DULUTH RANGE ach TRAS COunUy, eagpre on ha 213.25; best weighty steers 1 CASH GRAIN Open High Low Close! cach county convention held hereun- choice kinds late Wednesday 16.50; Wheat No. 3} Durum— der should, at the conclusion there- = week's extreme top; bulls and cutter nixed 1.35%2-|May «1.22 1.23% 1.22 1.234 | of, make their certificate in dupli- *cows. fully steady; vealers tending %@%; No. 3) July 1.24% | cate. giving names, with reatiinee flower, bloom off market, practical| yellow 97%. | Rye of delegates selected. and should at $199 08 shippers 17-50; bidding 15.60) “Onis No.2 whive S'2@S8%is No.| May” 10TH 1.08% 1.07% 1.05% |once mail one copy, of such, eredene p .00 on light vealers. 3 white 5412 @571i. Sul 1.05% | ti hairman.” § Sheep — 10, 000; shippers demand] Rye. Not quoted. ‘laxz— Hale. 20- 508 REE e n = moderate; fat lambs fairly active,| Barley 90@99. May 2.1732 2.181% 2.171 Mam H. Webb, Jr., Plaintit?, ve. All persons unknown claim! any estate or interest in, or lien or incumbrance upon tl property described in the com! te lendants. The State of North Dakota to the above Defendants: Tuna pat it oe, rtstaiced y at a cai at the Elks club rooms. Honors in the games were won by Mrs. H. K. Jen- sen and E. W. Tobin, Mrs, W. J. Sullivan and H. G. Schultze. Re- freshments were served after the ete bloated feeling so that you can eat! and well, Acts on BOTH; bs geal lower bowel and removes ' aste matter you never thought was there. No matter what you tried for your stomach. Adlerika will serpcine 390. A. P. Lenhart,' iv. =) Berg, home economics instructor, | tn, was in charge of the arrangements. ‘ ' Ramin CALLS ISSUED FOR I eepdaten the or i ! * strong with Wednesday; early bulk} Timothy seed 2.90@3.65. Jul lormatory at Peni of. | Eihetter grades 90 pounds dow 15.40] Clover seed 20.00@2750, 9 fUY ae oe Tee eum) —catts| 2% and, thelr prisoners did not 4 : | = @15.75; refusing 15.85 on choice] [Lard 11.02; ribs 10.87; bellies FARGO LIVESTOCK ey | today toe canvantaa iadlaody page pee forth ota, with: i t handyweights; nothing done on Col- | 11.75, Fargo, N. D., Feb. 16.—(?)—Hogs| of Independent Republicans and|eral ge pore. saetring. Hise thie pommnes peek yout zcinsive of of such service, a in case ry ‘4 ak; bulk 5 5 5° ol escaped ge P steady to weak; bu 150 to 180 Ibs. 7.25 to 7.65; 180 to| Independent Voters associations, to| prisoners have heen ain een 00@9.50; feeding and .. CHICAGO PRODUCE 2 5 to 7.65; 200 to 225 Ibs. 4 + shearing lambs eT cat few good| Chi ‘Feb. 16.-—(AP)—Butter | 20%, Ibe 738 sa 0 270 2 08:| be held at Jamestown March 7 and] ous sections of the country and later 7.25 to 7.50; 225 to 250 lbs 7.25 to flight weights 14.65. receipts 6757 tubs; cream-| 7.40; 250 to. 300 Ibs. 7.10 to 7.25;| © The In nb yiters? ia- released when they were found not e day y detauie att the relief led pees sitter set pearing the comp a a SE ; standards 44 143] 300 to 360 Ibs, 7.00 to 7.25; packers to be the ones wanted. Dated at Bismarck, North Dakota, 2 ee pease ee 6.0 to 6.00; stages 6.25 t6 B50. for’ the. endorsement “ot a" state] FINGERPRINTS OF TWO Mothers, Do This— | uis "oes St Regtergn ted vu fy seconds o Cattle: 008 5 to 7.00; 7 a GEORGE 8. REG! U.S. D. of A.)—Cattle—Receipts| Eggs-Steady; receipts 9458 cases; medium bulls $6 to 6.50; top veal Hekate wile the | Loseneneens oe gi an AL se ‘When the children cough, rub Mus- ‘Attorneys for sald Pisintitt d ly bidding | firsts 29; ordinary firsts 2 14.50 to 15.00. Medium veal $10 to} congressional ticket for the state > 2 UP) leon their throats and chests. Fisice ane poasottice aa: + prospects she EAGo PODLERY. $12; cull veals $8 to $9. primary election in June, i No telling how soon the symptoms marek, North Dakots. Ni To the above Dotendant in . Chicago, Feb. 16.—(AP)—Poultry) RANGE OF CARLOT SALES ir pal lican Po op She soil Kd the mg dants: : ‘You will please take. Botiee thas. spe alive, hens easy, balance steady; re- i Feb. 16.— (AP) — wad ; bulk fat} ceipts 3 cars; fowls 24; springs 32; panne grain ties: Wheat: man ce tte stare committee. POH VORTERE TAD TEREes 75; heifers 8.00@10.00; |turkeys 25@28; roosters 20; ducks|No, 1 dark northern 1.30@1.38 1- t-j@ On your Birthday send i belle fy 25 ar 22@28; geese 20@22. No. 2 dark roriern 128g 38; No. y:/4 .. your Mother Flowers medium 13] munNeAPouIs FLour | Sc*e ReredgtE therm, 128 12; Hoskins-Meyer and down; stockers| Minneapolis, Minn., Feb. 16.—()|No. 1 hard spring 157° 1-2; No, 2 Calves—|]—Flour unchanged. Shipments| hard winter 1.87 1-4; ‘No. 3 amber Home of. K-F-Y-B strong, qual-| 47,469 barrel durum 1,14 12@126 14. : ny ample grade, 87 1-20.90. 14 Bran $82.00 to 32.50. fig etd rg ear git 3-4, POTATOES Oats No. 2 white .55 1-4, Feb. 16.—)—(U. wr Flax No. 1 2.22 8-8. Pe ainse-Becsipts SS 8. ship-| TOO LATE TO CIASSIFY and trading! FOR Ger pend roll top wri i we } ned at tice oF the fifi he Rane eet on See ¥. H. } Clerk, ede: the Bie bik shar ey S351 ) ;