The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 25, 1928, Page 2

PAGE TWO THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1928 $00 FORECASTS SOVIET ORDERS | Reet Backs Wet MAN BEATS AND | coe craw | MARKETS | Pxxcut ie enn BxP et HER LARGEHARVEST|| 1vEst0ck | “"s:surimeinsme | | NEWS — | | ICEBRBAKER TO | 7 WR | CHOKES WOMEN! sonar cuses ee mics ; welRknown_ expert, will ally MINNEAPOLIS CASH ’ OSE mance N aan ie pride ony, Fs MIND a, 01 Rairoad arets Resort Exe WHRAT VALUES |, Sessite ste TOCK MARKET | RENEW SEARCH _Mnneaat aaly,24o-caPy |B Dg ae BB lent Crops Along Lines With receipts today 98 compared to 142 arrested in his home here after |?" sari yardi gave: a year ago. Minneapolis cash wheat two women were attacked by a Mr. jeit.hardi says: 4 Harvest Near DROP SH ARPLY and coarse grain closing quotations LOOKS STRONG Region Around Franz Josef Prowler, admitted the attack, | will rey Ai ittn Cer eee lay follow: SAAUHVALiGaA Wikls ‘by Nbeite..6t 1 hard spring, fancy rer "| Land to Be Scoured for Late police reported to- fect uy, but sontrects sae opening ix servations made by a | tana AEE cx ‘eines . PY the Soo Line railroad in North Da-} | ty ‘DNS. fancy Mont.. 151% @1.89% Amundsen Party Minneapolis, July 25.—)—A 71. a xiving instantaneous reli kota point to one of the largest har-| Initial Advances Followed by|; hard spring...... 129%@187% (Buying Is of Highly Specula- polis, y at dhaeht sega all strain regardless vests in recent years, a: ording to 1 DNS, ch to fancy. 1.46% @1.55% Moscow, July 25.—()—The soviet year-old woman and her daughter | the size or location of the Rupture, W. D, Boyce. Bismarck, superintend-| Sharp Setgack on Liver- |4 DNs’ ed to choice. 18 er. 45%| tive Character; New High | ,..vuc commission today ordered the Wt Cae ee the, Binns hase Mginharst Vacuum Shield" ‘r a ee ag ¥ pie-ouri rive: ch cpa pool Reports 1 Luk) ord to good. ie 1.32% Ground Reached icebreaker nti roa wal early today. Fifteen minutes later|fectly sanitary ree racticelly’ ine past in may sections of the oe =, DNS. ch to fane y. 133% 01.48% iia BO? is doe? LENA Ad te ernie ee ath et Saari oe ‘and ‘can be worn while Ecsta with rus were found ‘bat the aanltnees Jay, iis ett hens sspariae Barn na Pag eapetreh Ag trey Miss Minnie Grosbusch and ee ne ures eH cause Stomach ‘ ecter " r f 3 + of | searcl ; mother, Mrs. Anna Marie Grosbusc! cl . on & au ud ol Seaeat of North Arecican San Utd ia 128K ey, bl ao) buying | group and the six tess Gs ook Ute Minneapolis, were the victim "| Necroanbhae sibse atten RMP Fast is specialist vurtied vllbs re ad a con lown- 2d oi Fhe tive chanderee, i a ig! y ees carried off in the dirigible’s bag on The man also will be questioned| which proriptls diseppear after the ~ from Chicago to make a scientific |Watd slant, except at the outset. 3 DN} 1.23% @1.20% chi + Resumption of pool|May 25. : é concerning attacks on two other| Rupture is properly -etained Binatone? the pints Wheat crop conditions toth in the}3 DNS, ord to good. 1.15% ae activities in the specialties lifted] The Sedov is equipped with an women in the Twin Cities within five JOTICE—Only gentlemen are in: eNAfte> spending several dy. in the | American northwest and in Canada |3 northern ......... 1.15% @1.2844 | more than three score issues from 1| airplane and particularly will ex- days. capt | he has not been] vited to call a. this time aac Forman localit: the specialist said | ¥¢?e teported as above par, anc the |1 dark hard (Mont.). 1.18% @1.88% |to 5 points above yesterday's final plore the Cape Flora section, one of bh identified, police believe; arrangements will be he had found parts of several fields eee ees for Aa yd ay 1 Pos TE Ca iesoe 1.18% @1.87% uccnting tb reek pate a dozen | the paola points of Franz e be served terms in jul for, at-| later for women .nd children. Pe aan nko yield. orn export busines today ‘ if I new hi round. s i; ta E Which were affected | ut that, the| broadened out, 1,000,000 |Rard’ Spe 2 4 ny, 148%@1.22% |. Trading continued relatively light| Ihe “aebreaker Maligin anchored Leh is RS starr or ia Te ea and the stalks were s> strong that | >ushels, mostly new corn crop, No-/ Minn. & SD, 1 hard. 1.18% @1.22% | in character due to the absenec of|this morning off Archangel after re- thi: is impossible. Every ¢ase must the damage would be small. vember-Decem! shipmen.. * Fey 1 amber durum. 1.20% @1.28% au widespread public Participation. |turning from an unsuccessful search be seen personally; therefore I visit A telegram sent by Boyce to rail- W heat closed weak, Ba ltzc net | Fey 2 amber durum. 1.18% @1.27% | Call. money was in plentiful supply|for the still missing men. Prof. J this section from time to time—giv- road headquarters, bearing on the lower, oom at ac to \ aeranee, 1 amber durum..... 1.05% @1.19% | at the renewal rate of 54 per cent|Vize, head of the expedition, imme- ing demonstration without charge, North Dakota crop sitcation, fol- | 0&ts ®sc off to ’2¢ upan provisions |) durum - 106% @1.11% and that figure was shaded in the|diately left for Moscow to submit a or will be pleas’ i to f't yo: if dee lows: A ne a ol 1s ely of a|2 amber durum + 1.04% @1.16% | “outside market,” but time money|report of the Maligin’s work. ne sired. me Sanish Crops Excellent na bined a iH wars veved A te 2 ii es) Hees and commercial paper rates contin-| The rescue ship Krassin, which SPECIAL :- ITICE—All cases that “Crop conditions continue favor- | Als chara au bo lanee wiuehiot . 101% 111s ued firm. In banking circles, the| picked up seven of the Italia’s crew, I have fitted here durin ‘the past able. Had from 1 1-2 to 3 inches of oe 4 ae eeaRy t tric eg |3 durum... + 1.00% @1.07% | ease of call money was generally re-| including the Viglieri group off Minneapolis, July 25—C(AP) | five years will please call for inspec- rainfall over this divis‘cn last week. | the Wig hon by the ticecory (1 red daram + 110% @1.11% | Sarded as temporary in character. |Foyn Island, is sailing for Stavanger Carl Ben Eielson, pilet for |tion. Please note the above dates Heaviest in territory from Drake to|Strenteh shown by | the Liverpoo! ie Gra Railroad shares received better |where it will be overhauled. The Sir George Wilins, in their | and office hours carefu.ty. Business Sanish. Some reports were had Ud Bets igher prices 4 roa artes “ait mares rarO0 1.01 peli lad on the publication of alrescue commission intends to send flight acress the arctic, landed | demands Latred stopping at an: grain lody'ng and low places getting | scribed to Woronets ShAe aoe to-12 yellow corn....... "99 @1.00 | Weekly car loadings statement, mak-|by airplane from Leningrad new at the Wold-Chamberlain field | other city ir this section. (This, vial too wet in that district but with|sether with prospects that the carry-|3 yellow corn H4 ‘97 |in&.® favorable comparison with the|chassis and other spare parts for at 1:45 p. m., from Omaha in |i for white people only).—E. J. favorable weather it will come out |°ver as tae ieee at the end : velley pe +] 4 period a year ago. Grangers led) Pilot Chukhnovsky’s plane. Then the Lockheed plane in which the be Office 1551 N. all right. Weather the last three/°f July will be under the average, |5 yellow cotn. 00 ~ the advance, with the buying in that |the icebreaker will renew its search.| Senator Jim Reed is backing his} ®retic flight was made. &..wiotd Avel te = days has becn ideal for all crops. |and that consumers will draw on the | 6 corn. Bal ‘ group, stimulated by expectations of —______—_ friend, James A. Collet (above) of No n-iai reports of black rust floating supply. ieaedale corn. 38 @ 97. |Neavy crop movemerits this fall. Salisbury, Mo. in the campaign for| _ Omaha, Neb. July 25—(AP)—/], C, C. Opens Hearing that caused damage. Fxpect to start | evita or eae Heide a of |3 corn. ‘ i Gains of 3 to 5 points were re- the Democratic nomination for U.| Carl Ben Eielson, Arctic explorer * | entting rye, oats an! turey in ter-|corn for export he pee ia a corn|4 : corded by several of the high priced S. Senator from Missouri. Collet’s| With Sir George Wilkins who took/OM Oil Freigh t Rates Titory betwee Hankins »n end Wi-|prices at times today. Talk was) 5 ‘90 [industrials including Radio, Wright, opponent is Charles M. Hay (below) | Off for the west coast in an air mail pind shek he last -’ this week. Harvest | current that Argentina cannot go on|6 : American Machine & Foundry, U. S. of St. Louis. Collet is a wet, while] Plane early today, left for Minne-| Chicago, July 25—U)—The inter- will be general in next 10 days to|much longer shipping corn at the|2 : Cast Iron Pipe, General Motors, . Hay is dry. Spolis at 10:45 a. m. today in the] state commerce commission. t day two weeks. Harvest of wheat 1s ex-| present rate, and that ear oreen re-13 c Midland Steel products preferred, plane in which he and Wilkins went opened a hearing on the petition of Prcted to star in | territory from {quirements are now so large that ‘44% | Coty and American Radiator. War- a 9, | Scross the north pole. titty ‘railroad limes seeking a ruling Hanki to Wishek in 10 days to ph er suppiles from the Unite D ner Bros. pictues, which has re- : ,| here is the gateway to America’s] Eielson expected to land in Minn2-| on the division of freight rates for two weeks anu in remain ter of ter-| States will be necessary. ‘ corded a spectacular gain in the last | Judging of Dairy Herds, Boys’ | wonderfully virile west. Certainly| apolis abeut 5 or 6 o'clock this eve- il shi ritory fro three to four wee All corn options gave a better ac- 5 ji & j western hospitality is charming ani ain cll shipments from the southwest to Barring hail damage or severe| count of themselves totay, with sul: ee ost ‘ground on profit-tak- and Girls’ Club Work, just as cara and weoueciecas it a bag erent these li st, the crop in the vicinity of| showing the greatest strength. C 2 is . rough rates for these lines wera Baer-svocld stow an increase of| alderasle com cole te ce te thon, Features Aaa ee eemcores aancees A established some time ago, but the 10 to 15 perv. in the number of | 700,000 bu. in ali, but commission : SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK sic ata pea — between the b chels per zcre s co. ipare' te last | houses were on the buying side as MINNEAPOLIS RANGE South St. Paul, July 25.—A(P-U.S.| 5, ND. July 25-—(AP) southwest and Missouri, and Mis- year, a report snid. were some professionas who were Minneapolis, July 26.—#)— D.A.)~Cattle: Receipts 2,500. Open- qT een ge ate bene S| souri and Indiana have been unable “Farmers in this ter“‘tory believe] on the buyink side as were some Open High Low Clese|ing very slow, 15¢ to 25c under| The third elles 7 sirte fair here to agree on a division of the rates. that the present conditior -f crops| professionals who were covering|_ Wheat— best time Tuesday; bulls 15c to 25c SR iCg ih todlecsa uname tentaes Cs points to a bumper harvest, the For-| short sales. Total deliveries today July ei fee te etd Mette taal moe ents ohig fining: oth educational and enter- ASSURED STATE BARBERS WILL man reporc said. “There is plenty! on July contracts here were 442,000 | Sept. : : 5 . weak. Calves: Receipts 2,090; steady Lene . inc aa ‘ of moisture to .ast all oe oy tu, he One gS eateintn were tie whe 1.24% 1.24% 1.22% 1.22% ee gocd lights mostiy 14.10 Gldtine othitey cauiewithtomian Tee hunline trtate ee, without further rainfall. ‘'armers ted at 219 cars with cas rices ye— 50. g hf al er " in this Jocalits ve very optimistic| running about T2e Reker ie icc { July 98% 98% 98 98. | Hogs: Receipts 6,500. Opening |Perts in that line doing the work. —— eee aL ee ant St aoe Srtame oe barneces gy nat a large) with upturns in the July delivery. (Sept. 95 96.94% 9444 slow, ‘strong to 15e. higher. Best | thar this veace livesteck exne tie, {Coulter Advocates Elimination| [1¢T", 0, its flight to Stock- volume of business is assured.” In oats July was x igh sorted lights early 10.95; sows 9.: u 5 5 e “Farmers have already begun pur-| again and averse hecho ee Hehe 45% 44% 44x, | 235; pigs mostly 9:25 Tra Re ,one, of th. best ever held in) of Marginal Land and Herd | ‘ell announced this cue : chasing improved machinery for| Provisions averaged a little hitner|S 37% 37% .37% | Sheep: Receipts 1,200. Lambs 25c|the Northwest. re after receiving advices bd t ‘Meeting last night in a gathering their farms and plan to pay for it : 39% 88% .39%|to 50c lower; steep tcidy. Best|_ A Duroc Jersey herd from Aurora, Culling government weather bureau / with practically furr re tation ie . . saat lambs 14.00; 6.0 Ill, and another swine display from predicting ideal conditions | of th, i from this seascn’s crop. If crops] WHEAT CONTINUES mbs 14.00; best ewes to 6.00. J é, ‘ill k f the craft, Bismarck barbers de- cme through i.. as good condition as| YESTERDAY RALLY gee ——_——_— Leeder wil Hered ae Fargo, N. D, July 25. —)—Wwitn opel ea to Greenland for | cided to stop working 74 hours a indicated there vill be a large| Minneapolis, July 25.—()—Wheat 241 CHICAGO BUTTER HL Demgenrer Mansas Wociet will [thé ial did fa chen okeread ursday. . week, the longest work week of any amount of money available for im-!continued the rally which started Chicago, July 25.—-?)—Steadiness /ave the best animals of his short-| the 1928 crop and livestock products Rockford, Il, July 25—U)—The | “an “agreement one te ty; Provements of all kinds.” late yesterday, but after a strong |4J “77-74% 7644 | existed in butter today, and no price | horn herds here, Competition in this| this fall wodld be handed’ with a | fire ee gue” ouly 25) The| | An agreement was reached by ; Benedict Wheat Good Crane the market turned easy and eid 66% pried ae wi rey Eee were in bet- claus will be ‘enlivened by sevecil piled maximum of etliciency, the north- sant oe Apert eben teeapal ere me ove Parker shoo, All grain in the vicinity of Bene-| irregular, with low p-ice; for the x r a vance ne’ and sales Were at an|tries from the Sni-A-Bar farms of| west shippers advisory board con-| tod, il row . ‘ i 1 tite felis : ss : A d fy ty a h h ; lay, was postponed until tomorrow |every week except Saturday. ori from that place. Wheat islover strong cables and were only DULUTH RANGE poms ulate Some of the best-known cattle} | Representatives from North and| weather predictions. 8 o'clock. These hours have been in waded and the rye harvest vill com-| fractionally higher at besi, and re-| Duluth, Minn., July 265—()— FARGO LIVESTOCK breeders in the world, coming from/ South Dakota, Minnesota and Mor-| Pilot Bert Hassell stated that aleffect for the past six yearc. repre= mence in abou. three weeks. Corn|newed hedging and liquidation cre- Open “High Low Close! Fargo, N. D., July 25.—(—Cat-| Kore, fowa; Missouri, Wisconsin, | tang received information peed el adh rios pperrage (ar siaet rend [apn ire oie & is not advancing very fast due to ex-| ated a weak tone after mid. Durum— tle, good steers 12.00@13.00; medi- North Dak he A fo handle all i sl D 4 pear ismal is only city in the i i Close was 5s pe as July sigue bala. acca Sa x 00; fai orth Dakota have made 2ntries. ‘0 handle all important classes of|had been loaded with gasoline, indi-| state where they have obtained. “Weather conditions during the last| Ice to. wc loner at Chicago, and | Sept. Liite ai 110% 149% |Joodg@tioor geur cece Stages have'a prominent place on the proc| states: and were hesured ct good] Carstatened eae, inde, would be] | The new arrangement ck to 605 week have heen favorable to all|lc to 17%%c lower at Winnipeg. Rye— 10.00; good heifers 9.00@10.00; 4 aes, s ; . e 's working weel grains, said a report from Napoleon.| Oats were firm for Juiy and|duly 12.0... 97% | medium “heifers 800@3.00; fais| SEA". The day has been designated] facilities, | in| omadian portion of the fight, | [hours a week. ‘Thelr week will stiil The present condition of wheat, corn, |draggy for September. Trade was|Sent. 97% 98 96% |heiters 7.00@8.00; plain heifers 6.00|“*Harness racin.., vaudeville enter-| chidice sha ceige ee est inet Ct eee ate nt etored oath ri [bene longest Of amy crete in the oats. sarley and »lax is reported as|dull. Barley was slow and eas Flax— @7.00; good cows. 8.50@9.50; medi-|tainment and a musical program will| mals from the ees herder ‘end winds at least 50 per eye the oe iss eineleaameaca: Boas... condition of rye is fair. | Fisxseed staged’ a sharp rally. Sep-|July — .... : 13% [UM Cows, 7.87@B.60;, fair cows 6.75] interest fair visitors during the af-| flocks, and the elimination of mat-|trin” Hassell ‘said CHICAGO PRODUCE i Due to a poor start, the rye harvest|tember advancine S'zc on better|Sept. 2.11 *% 2.10% 2.18% | @7.50; plain cows 5.50@6.50; cut-|ternoon. A fireworks dis lay is| ginal land was advocated by 1) Py i f i heric 1k will not be as good as last year. The | cables. ters $0005. 50; good bulls 7.50@| scheduled for th a play § as advocate J y ir, 'romise of an atmospheric low] Chicago, oa 25.—()—Butter, rye yield is exne-ted te be about 80| Cash wheat offerings were small $60; rast baile 7.00@7.50; tind scheduled for the evening. ohn Lee Coulter, president of the| pressure area, traveling northeast unchanged; receipts 8,192 tubs. per cent of last year’s crov, About| and fair to gocd milli: ¢ quality was CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE S EEURIRAESOTON ct eee ; The remaining three days have) North Dakota Agricultural college,| tomorrow, caused the flyers to be-| Eggs, firmer; receipts 8,655 cases; 600,000 bushel: of grain will be har-|in good demani. The general tone Chicago, July 25.—()— 13.00 @1 4.00 ee ey 70008. ioe apa oe ae fied in his address before the board. lieve this would furnish the aidjextra firsts 29 1%; ordinary Rested from that locality, the report [for good wheat was firm to strong} | Open High Low Close ight heavy calves, 9.00@10.00;| Dep” and “Case County Day. nn | ca eat ayaa > Nowmau, ngri- | needed. firsts 26%4@27%; firsts 28@28%. it farmers as caving, : Tan protsini thir springs continued ' Wiseearn 1.21% 1.19% 1.19% | Reavy calves 6.00@8.00; canner kota, were placed before the group, Peel ccondiion hoe der ue | Winseo ote: offerings were mod-|Sept. 123. 1.28% 122. 122% caine omen: : indicating a substantial increase in years,” said a report from Kings-|reate and prices were firm. Dec. 1.27% 1.28% 1.25% 1.26 eep, top | lambs 12.50@13.50; livestock shipments durirg the firet bere. “Corn and flax has been de-| Durum was in small :upply and! Corn— ref recep eee nal debs six months of 1928 as compared to layed :omewha’ by heavy iains which| quiet to fair demand. July 1.07 1.07% 1.06% 1.06% | BEO@SS0: light ewes 180 Ibs down the same period of a year ago, based have prevented cultivation. Farm-| Flour sales were lig'tter, but still | Sept. 93 98% 92% «= -.92% | > . eazy ewes 150 Ibs up A on receipts at the principal stock ers have feared black rust because of | were fair to good. Dec. 78-785 «77% 177% |8.00@4.00;_ cull’ ewes 1.00@3.00; yards. ; the heavy rainfa! tnt no actual| Corn offerings were light and de-| Oats— bucks 3.00@ 4.00. Receipts from this state for this ETI cases of black rust have developed as| mand was fair. Chicago shorts were July old 46% 46% 46% 46% am 150 to 180 lbs 10.00@10.55; Bn einer given as follows: yet.” credited with buying. July new .47% 475% 47 147% | 180 to 200 Ibs 10.00@10.55; 200 to P ful Situati i East irs 1927 1928 2 ae Oats were quiet and easy, except |Sep, new 89% .99% 39% 30% |225 Ibs 10.00@10.55; 225 to 250 Ibs |Peaceful uation in Cattle ..... 65,364 = 76,449 4 | for, choice. ie Dec. new 42% 42% 42% 42% |8-75@10.15; 250 to 300 Ibs 9.50@| Brings Orders for Return of | S*!ves Soames *— Ww flushes Report 7] Bx5.nesauietand cx, ee 2.90; 300 to 360 The 9.26@9.85; pack cm i srune 708 | “Bais I || Barley was firm te 1c higher | July 1.01 1.01 98 .99 [ers 8. .00; stags 8.00. merican Soldiers ee o —_—__ —_____—__ | within the arge. Price range was Sept. 1.02% 1.02% 1.00% 1.00% ee a 1 68c to 85e. a ~teomemer ig “wena | a Temperature at 7 a.m. See offerings wore amall,| Pets ng_ 104M LOK LOR 1.08 f Pennant Progress || , Westies, fu 25—im—Ap ry County Shippers High baat yea bens aay and demand was good. toy 1235 236 232 na PR mca acacia © Leap hres Aare Orage mae Fe ominate Manager Precipitation to 7 a.m. . Sept. e ¥ AMERICAN ASSOCIATION to be hi rd bound. ND. Highest wind velocity CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Oct. 12.57 12.65 12.57 12.68 W oLSSOPet. pal cee OO thelt tamedinte with-| _ Dunn Center, N. D., July 25—(AP) i Chicago, July 25.—\—(U. s, p.|_ Ribs— Indianapolis 58 41586 |drawal were issued late yesterday | p.hepresentatives from four North “ B3 A.)-Hogs, 15,000 market mostly aa Rensas pay. mB 48 561 |by Acting fecrete of the Navy| Dakota towns will meet ore, tomer mps. © 20c higher; spots 25s higher; | Sept. » Paul.. 45 a Robinson after a discussion of the r 2 3 top 11.50 paid for choice 190 to 220 | Oct. Minneapolis 54 481520 Chinese situation with state depart-| Dunn County Farmers Shipping oa Ff Ibs. Butchers, medium to choice 250| _ Bellies: Milwaukee . 51 49 .510/ ment officials. His action was rec- Neuse ani in Sgpragcd polls North Dakota— to 350 Ibs 10:40@11.35; 200 to 250| July seas + Toledo ... 48 52 .480/ommended by Rear Admiral Mark L. yet % Amenia 85 540 Ibs 10.50@11.50; 160 to 200 Ibs 10.25| Sept. «15.82 Louisville 40 58 1408|Briston, commanding the Asiatic| gear’ soyma,rerrgsenved Will be Kill. Bismarck ... 88 64 0 11.50; 180 to’ 160 Ibs 9.65@11.25. Columbus -. 37 63-870 | fleet, and Brig. Gen. Smedley But-| Genter, A thard of ditecoore foe Fee ea Settee mea cece Bee ity ech] RUSMAROK. GRAIN Bassi Tosades it in charge of marin forees In| the aseeclation wat leted ae sby ... 5 9 ismarck, Ju meeting last week. are B. O. nee ost - : One. 5000s calven, on: (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) Minote, eerie. a ; In addition, 18 planes and about|Kelmer, Paul Maxie and Ernest Car- ign Center. 0 eral trade very slow: weak to” 25e| No 1 dark northern By: Indianepoli Milwaukee 8. tie ees < e einen, ean id pimerar teeny Ellendale ig ° lower: except on specialties: shipper Kansas City 5; Louisville 3. Tientsin to Guam. A total of 90 of-| Halliday, n — ‘essenden and narrow; too many heavy|No. figers and 1,437 inen will remain in| The directors plat to make wee! eae 2 Gaae” [Seninge tans auth" 1808 |. wingapele Toe, Hine naa ites atta | Memes, me ne ree .75. S a fy 030 men at . . Jamestown .. 0 Steers, good and choice, 13.00 to 1500 it. Paul at Columbus. A Sea 60 naval Been 4 sepia PP! iy e e Langdon ... ° Ibs_14.00@16.25; 1100 to 1300 Ibs| Nn nsas City at Louisville. now in Chinese waters. No chan; Propeller Blow H ‘ : —: Gee |Afmee nade ho in ne sag Miiatio aindsreli, [Enema gin of Markee | Propeller Blow ommercial Job Printing +e i . a ets is gontemplated. 9 up B.75@14.50. Fed yearlings, good | oe per ‘ewt 222 NATIONAL LEAGUE (Mr. Robinson would give no_spe- reatens Hea : Williston.“ 0 1678 Belfors, good and Choise ah SHELL CORI ok egy | tae ean fee wiiedeaeal of of all Descriptions q . 75. 5 ice, x § Moorhead, if 0 Ibe down 1425@16,85; common and No. 4, Biilbe: i 38 “BOL lt “Bristol” ‘and “Geeerat Butler ae : % Padiam.9 25. Cows, good| No, 6 ‘67 39 581 |had recommended it on the TTERHEADS Huron -- 90 o and choice, 9.50@12.50; common and| Gre ; Md 37565 ti necessi- Pierre ..---- 20 64 0 lear | medium 7.50@2.50; low cutter and| goose Per gg ag npr a Bil lettea tee cates ee ee ENVELOPES P\WEATHER FORECASTS Cutter 6.00@7.50. Bulls, good and under shell. 44 506] ent marine establishment in China. STATEMENTS For Bismarck and vicinity: Mostly | mediem “700@926 Veslers: (mile | Hava Ninter wheat ag titn 52-288) ‘The voyage across the Pacific will BUSINESS CARDS fair tonight and Thursday. Not! feq) good and choice 13.50@15.00; | 2** hard winter wheat ...... mvith th pes, Hewes VISITING CARDS much change in temperature. medium 12.00@13.50; cull and com: clan POeAae Results Tuesda: ee a ee i . 5.50; - istol. eo ea aecte: Most paats | on 8.00@12.00. Stocker and feed-| chica Groat TAP OED.A,) | St Louis 2; Brookiyn 1, Pr balsas Bete PROGRAMS t tis thunder showers this afternoon |e? Steers, good and choice (all| potatoes: Recelote a7 ote On rcak| New York 8; Pittsburgh 3, INDIANS ADOPT TICKETS oy, than " A weights) 11.75@13.50; common and| 9 a Cineinnati 5; Philadelphia 1. CHECKS ht east pcrtion. . Slightl: 4 ‘11 cars, total U. S. shipments 806 me soni vd ion.” | medium 9.25@11. i Only games scheduled, eeoles, tonight northwest portion. — | mm 16000: fat lambs around) $tTSo, TRAE rather slow, market | Only games scheduled. NAVAL HEAD AS SALES BOOKS omne. Terme Pi high from the | 15 to 25¢ lower than Tuesday’s un-|sas and Missouri Irish Cobblers, Games Today ‘OCEAN CHIEF’ ‘ — central Wiains states eastward and | Cventrade; natives showing full de-| U. S. No. 1 mostly 70@80, few hi St. Louis at Brooklyn. Ruling of all kinds. We specialize in this clase '* northeastward, while low pressure cine os ris Brions ay. Sheep as 90, partly decayed low as 65; Vir. Fine Zz Pitadaikia (Continued fiom page one) of work, prevails over the northwe: tation occurred in .the gia barreled Irish Cobblers 2.10 slow indications weak. Lambs, good| @2. Chi ae Moston’ Practicing attorney in that Fae . cits southern retary bur today asad | fa i and choice (92 lbs down) 14,00 an —— ion wi Our Beokbit Departm handle Bipins states, in the extreme Upper | 15.25; medium 1275@1400; cull asd MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR AMERICAN LEAGUE _;_| feztion, with the way it has worked Record oe org Mived haa wan and Manitol common 9.75@12.75. Ewes, medium| Minneapolis, Minn., July 25.—U) Ww L Pet! million dollar building anc the juve- Books to best Spay qa eee a UGE Fees tee aete. sored toed anes il RED 4 rd Bi nile code which he was instrumental vantage cul commo! . 50. amu nts quot at C F af ii lambs, good and choice 13.50@14.00.| a barrel in Se-pound cotton sacks. [St Louis @ 6 Bales Morte meter oe ee July 24, 1928. Shinmeste aS barrels. pen ae ol nf Bs “There ian’t any such thing as re n _ Bain, during the fore part of the RANGE OF © ARLOT SALES os » . Washington #8 if HHaming youth.” he stvt, dincussing| all 32—We'll Do the Rest cultivating. Conditions innes: uly 25.—()— 7 EES! Beston .. + 416 th is the most reshing type of . . -10s., interna- ad Cutiian the latter pare, of carlot grain sales: Wheat No-1| Chicago, July 26. | Detroit + 35 85" (880) Fouth in the world, | Wendi teomingnt” young “society : ; ae 131@136 \ xe i ar i in agate: tick a: Results Tuesday ae ee 30 Bey. tea ron matron of Wash aq m:, waleed inte Bi ck T ib Co « % a 3 5 i a | = p i, made| Rorthern 1.24. Sample grade dark| twins 23@28%; single dajsies 28% | New York 5; Boston 3. ‘late the reception ‘they, Tave us oe ae ee with fy Smar fi une ° as ha fot add @28% ; long horns 23% @24. Only game scheduled. here, , We enjoyed Rad Rdiregd of] tured skull. isians said she had —NO. ly be —_—_—— —_— le ove: ie was ance e Corn—No. 3 yelow 97% @1.00%; CHICAGO ROULERY, Games Today \ beautiful. have heara ‘tat this ae to eek’d. Aucl oie Job Printing Dept. No. 3 mixed 94. 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