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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-23
PRICES NEARLY
At A S1kNOS7|Ll
Stock Market was Unusually
Weak Today-Big Loss
in Money Movement.

New York. Nov. SIN response
20 prof: taking sales stocks weakened
today. Trading fell OF 10 nominal
proportions !. the last hal: ct the day
ahc P-!css were virtually az a stand
SILL.
London selling was regarded as the
siEni.ean: development, % the day.
!, was estimated that eo.ooo 20 So
eco shares were sold here hy London.
which recently had been .epurchasing
America nsecu-:,:es disposed o. fol-
va:. Another explanation was tina,
the selling was Londca's .ep,y TO the
engagement. Of gold there for This
country and was representative % the
feeling abroad :ha, the situation had
ne. cleared sufficiently 10 Justify Eu-
rope n ac3G:escias n a reduction Of
its gold supplies Lcadoa's DISPOSE
zion 70 unload American stocks vas
though: 20 have lessenes the chances
OF a large insow Of gold a. ,h!. time.
Fc "a time today there was some
buying OF stocks by traders who took
the ground Tia, stock influence align
ed ca the but! side were responsible
for yesterdays up.u.n. This buying
u;3a;:ne sales and London selling, the
latter being the most effective in Cn-
ION Pacific. Reading and Anaieaa.at-
ed. Losses were restricted TO fractions
n cases. Canadian Pacific de-
ciiaed two points.
a loss Of ash 20 the banks on the
weeks transactions was indicated.
Known movements Of money for
the week showed a cash loss Of abeu;
$1,000 900.
The bend marker was qvie, and i.-
regular. Toia. sales. par value. sl,-
$4,000. United States IS declined is
en- call.
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-BRApsIREE1.s REPORT,

New York. Nov. o:.-B-ads.ree.s
repor, ,oda: says:
Trade channels are running full.
with optimism predominant and this
despite widespread evidences that
mild weather is a bar to fullest actiy!.
ties in FINAL distribution. Still in this
Very matter oe ~unssasonablr warm
current cause Of complaint. It Is 10
be noted tina, mild climatic conditions
are and have been in a high degree IA
O bic 20 agricultural and ,ranSpor-
tation Interests.
The strength Of prices ard Of de-
nand in the textile trades is a suhiec,
Of interest. Dry goods are in active
demand from mill to retailer.
Operations in the iron ana s,ee.
active than heretofore.
Business failures il the L. s. to.
the week ending November ] were css
against $50 las, week, 3s3 in the like
week Of 1911. .1e in 1870. si1 il
1898 and ia3 in 1868.
Business failures II Canada mum.
Dc! So, which contrasts with So for the
last week and 81 in the like week Q!
last year.
Wheat. including -four exports from,
the United states and Canada for the
week ending November II. aggregate
~s,114.53! bushels agains, s,.7l.ss4
last week and 4.00e.i4o this week las;
year. For the twe2sy-one weeks end
ing November q exports are S3.5S3.-
.o4 bushels agains, s5,s's.i25 in the
corresponding period last year.
Corn exxports 70. the week are 5a.-
asa bushels asains, 24.524 las: week
and 1883 in 1911. For the TWEEN.
,:-oae weeks ending November Il
corn exports are l.5l2.se4 bushels
sEains; :9.sae.59i last year.
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pCN.S REPORT.

Se@ YORK.. Nov. c3.-R. G. puc's
wsskiy review today says:
Trade = the Cn;,eG States shows
further expansion. repo-.s from diff
:s.s-: sections and a. statistics Of
;-aAc and exchanges Speaking loudly
- E Erea. activity tina: IN sone in
stances IS bounded oc,y BY the ::mi,
q capacity.
y :-oa a.d steel the leading inter-
2=- cea. .: capacity. Curren, book.
..ss co-.:.ue 70 exceed production
VIZ. railroad requirements forming
Z .args share 9. the new business
Estimates indicate ;sa: more than
100000 .oas Of rails have already
ssen c.os=5 tor mex: :ea- while Chi.
caEo -spo-Is the sale o.. $4,000 tons
:: car material practically al OF which
$ to- delivery during l.s second hall
q 1913. Quotations Il az lines are
~: a-6 a-eciums are paid with in
c-=ss.ns frequency. Purchases Of pig
::oo ~ s:=si making concerns add
strength % the mafke. AID basic iron
:o- :ae .-st quarter IS !:se!y to ad-
vz.c=- Continued pressure for steel
o:..=;z a-d s:ee! bars IS .cted and
-eats are quickly -axen. Open
.-- ~. $500 oNS~SAASs E---S ~ = 6A& Z
:: seS.5o 20 ses.50. Pittsburgh plate
a-6 share mills are co~e-ed severa!
months ahead and sane producers
have virtually withdraw. from the
market.
Il the primary c-: good. market
.hs-e IS & large volume Of business,
with prices IL r-aotica.!y al! cases we'll
maintained. Jo5hHs Of cotton goods
ara making i:hs-a! purchase G. domes-
ties a.6 staples 20: spring. Bleached
.co:.o.s have s-.e.ed. In woo.eas
,.a-e g sn set:v+ demand Cor over
cost!ngs foc immediate delivery AID
desirable goods bring full market
rates Considerable business has been
o.e-ed the mills - rthe neX heavy
weigh, season ~: comparatively few
orders have he=. p.aeed because man.
-fac,u-ers are asking higher prices
-5an buyers as willing % pay. a
::e- active trade IS moving in wo-sted
knitting yarns ard cotton yarns have
sofa freely a, Ar prices.
T5= activity y me shoe trade has
reached close 20 re point OF produc-
I:ve capacity. Leather and hides con-
.:..e Yer si-o.g
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X + X + 4 4 4 4 4 4
TRADE S s
\ X X + X * X X 4 i 4 Il

Chicago 1nter-ocean y senti-
ment among wheat traders last night
favored the selling side only on buIges
above 80 cents for May. Those who
~canvassed the trade carefully. how
ever. said that the bearish sentiment
break at present. but they saw no rea-
son for a material advance. Reports
from northwest said farmers were
hauling less wheat, but receipts are to
keep up for some time. The general
disposition Of the trade last night was
to consider the market as scalping at.
fair.
Considerable was heard about a
long bull circular issued by the Col.
win House. the principal point made
eeing that prices had declined 24 cen,s
from the high point Of last year. which
the bulls though is enough.
Grain opinion-Chapin and com.
panY-Without new features wheat
outlook is for a trading with no de-
cisive swings. A stronger cash de-
mand is needed to give corn bulls any
Ware and Leland-should there be
any moderate bulges from these levels
We would prefer to advocate wheat
sales.
Lamson Bros.-For time being we
look for a quiet scalping market In
wheat and would make sales only on
advances. Any material decline in
corn in future is not likely.
Finley Barrell-We prefer TO val.
for a fair upward reaction before ad:
vising sales OF wheat.
Stock opinionsJHudson and COM
pany-continue to get out Of long
stocks on bulges. Wait for sharp
drives before buying back.
Ware and Handicapped to see
prices ease OF and would buy securi.
ties only on a sharp break.
Logan and Bryan-we still incline
to the view that the next move Of con-
sequence Is more than likely to be
upward and therefore would refrain
from taking the short side especially
on breaks.
tondon-consols unchanged for
both money and the account.
Summary New York-Money trust
committee concludes inquiry into
stock exchange and clearing house at
next session. Investigation on nation-
at banks will the be taken W..
Weekly exports Of wheat amounting
TO 6.114.000 bushels from both coasts
were 100000 bushels larger than
last week and over 1000. 900 last year.
Bradstreets reports 26s failures in
Cniteo States this week as against $50
for previous week.
Reports show that great action con.
tinues in all lines Of trade with gain
in railroad gross earnings in first two
weeks Of November Of 6.5 per cent.
Lake Shore. Big Four, Chicago, In.
diana and Southern indicted at Chi.
eago for giving rebates.
Morning stock letter. New York
Our market is small and tarders are
apt to work forscalps on selling side
but unless foreign selling Of some size
develops prices may not be affected
materially. Attendance on the iloor
Will be light on account Of Yale.Har.
ward game.
Minneapoli.-Cash market steady.
benand very good. Mills and eleva-
tors buying one northern blue stem .
cents e December. velee, chan
one cent over December. Find fair
flour sales. Have been some export
bids showing fair profit turned down
because Of inability to set -four out.
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MORE GOLD ORE IS
FOUND At KAl(KA
Further Samples Assayeo
Showed Values Running
From s32 to $500 a Ton

So. c:-. .ow=. My. .:. - -
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o5=-s: = ~ L-.-:- ;: IA
oo.:. S:a-.s. o:-ay So-.a Daso,z.
: :. - ~ Gay ~. s:-s sz--
siss {: 80 %. ia. .as ee=- :z.s-
.-o- w:.- ..e .-.:s .: :.e :w.-
=. -.--.. :. [eaE --s .s.:
.. 49, 80. ~ s-.E
-. - -x--e . =. "a: 90.
..:r ..-- -. s.v=-:, Successive c:c-
failures . .:e :sw ~. e.:
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-.-.- savs ..=v .-s .eces.: >: ..E-
:-- -.-- =. --:: :, .ssS -
cc.-- " -. :---= :. -
u-:.---:-- -. So
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80: - = - .-.-.e o...=s.
s4-- =. .-.- x...!. - ro~- a.:
-:-e-< .- -.+-:c-s 49, =
a. Isle -. . NJ.
- =: res u.:.:. - e5--
49, - -r-:.- -: s-.= IS
80 .c..-:.z 80
= --.--. S--.--. va
- - .c-e.sa. ::
- -- ~ :.-s. 49,:
- - - --E-s ..s:-.
-- - - A-.-e.--. :.
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spo.. ustl I vas veJ much ashamed. TIE
itching vas 80 intense I could not E;ee2 as;er
o1ce in bed and VAIN. ! Certainly suffered
tofmH. win ira. eczema sos many yea.s.
"Ichased after everything ! eve heard Of:
III to nc avail. saw the advertsemea, for
Cuticu-a Soap and oin:men. and sec, fos
. sample. Imagine q! de,igh, When I
applied the tss: dose TO taa: Awful itching
Gre on ms leg and scalp. n less than .
minute the itching on both places ceased.
! got some more Curacu.a Soap AID ONT
Dens. Are: tho secoad day l never he'd
aaoshe- itching spell. aad Cu,:cura So<p
end Ointment completely cured ne. vas
troubled With awful dandra6 al owe. my
scalp. The Cutcua Soap has cured that
trouble tsiped) l. r. Pink. Jan. q. 1912.
CvrcaFs Soap and Cuticura Ointment a:e
eold throughout the world. Lberl sample Of
saeA mailed ne. With 32-p. sidn Book Ad.
dos postcard 'cuuc.1N. Dept. T. Bossoa."
A1rsoAs.aAcsd men should use cuucasa
ooaD Shaving snek. 25c. Sample free
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-23
HORSE THIEF
BROKE JAIL
Succeeded in Securing Free.
dom While in Transit to
Bottineau County.

Io:.=y. y. =, Nov. :s,-Joe Jou.s-
s-S, a::.s Ios Gardner. vic IS wanted
G; wsS:ao-e ~ a charge .: ho.@
stealing. VS. arrested a: H~o.nyeroos
YESTERDAY ~ Constable "a. k:cs
J~oI.s=-S GaS ees- a.-s..s around -
t.a "-::-:.: - Do..:7-ooH sc3 Cc..se
80 Several days ana ne authorities
have es=. making Strenuous Efforts .
a~c?-sAs-i "a nan. Yesterday NJ,
k:-S .2:a:a6 - caa :. i .sYstacA
8: :A= Woo5s visc= S"e miles wss. Q!
0o--E.-cos s-6 sooA him !c:o rs
:oST.
: deputy shs-:. .-on S~o.:iaeau
cou-cr :oos .h4 -.a- :-o@ King ara
Q. 80 -+t2-. ZIP - Tss;hope sop.
p=5 :. To..=y. wSa-s Jcu-s=-s Was
.o6s=3 - al. During ,A.a -:E.: -
s-cc=s:=: = t-sas.-E :a:i All making
RS getaway.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-23
A WOMAN'S r.

.:sa:. whether muscular or OF the
.oi.,s. sc:a:tcs. !umbago.. backache.
pains j. the kidneys or neuralgia
pains. u write 20 her for a home
treatment wh.ch has repeatedly cur.
d a.! Of these ro..ures. She feels i,
du,y 20 se.d it 70 a.! sufferers
Rec. YOU cure yourself at horne
5 thousands VII. iesi.fy-no change
A. c.;' ate he:ns necessary. This sim
=. discovery ta.:shes uric ac.t for,
~ o.ecc. .oos+as iae s,ifeaed joints.
2u!:.es .he hood. and b.igh,ens .he
res. giving e'as'!c!," and ;one TO the
T.ol@ system. II the above interests
:ou =: pfocs address Mrs ~. Sum.
!:s!s. Sc1 p. Sou.h Bead. led.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-23
BRooNlHAL1 CABLES.

Livespool-wheat marke, opened
under realizing and SIS lower and
late: declined l.2 with the under,one
weak. Russia is offering freely and
predictions for worlds shipments 49,
100000 bushels this wee and these
.oeetne. with London selling freely
IN this snarke, caused a bear raid,
Spot markets are generally 4 penny
lowe: with cargoes tina, freely offered.
Canadian offerings freely thought 70
be influenced BY the Argentine. A,
the close the narke, was weak and
IS lower than yesterday. Corn open.
ed Ii lower and later further deelni-
ed 81 with the undertone weak. The
pressure OF nearby carsoes. weakness
in spot together with the weakness
in wheat led TO general realizing.
Our Argentine agent cabled late
last night : Weather fine. This morn.
Ing a cable was received by a private
aEm here reporting rain in the north.
Gu. agent cables that oats Is certain
&c be a record yield and wheat a pos.
Gh!e record.
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KNEW
HE WAS SHADOWED
tco.un-ed from Page i

NC.S.S-GS -C.H SSEE
ray e.. putting z nomt Tea. a fence.
Joseph Schwartz VIC 1as arrested
,ota: charged with attempting 70 Oh
s,yuc, justice ty i.t!co:6a-iag Cornell
Jus L. Crowley. Monica. Pa. a ~i,ces.
was locked n jail ate. 4 preliminary
hearing before a United STATE. en-
missioner. Robert J. Fcs-=r. a detec-
rive and Crowley testified before iae
Commissioner .ha- Schwartz hs5 soid
ta= witness he did no. iced TO ,=ii
'he ru.a i: he dida'' wat 70" 1nsE
asserted Schwartz, o. learning Crow
ley vas 70 testify concerning .i,ro-
g."es-:.e hidden e: Rochester, Pa.
urged I'm 30: 20 efPsa-.
Re said &c cour, colid make him
seueal." Foster sa!G. He .zike1
anou: he gun EEL found guilty. u
New York and said they did noi
squeal."
Schwartz, who sz:6 he lived il Chi
csgo. testified he remarked only taa:
he would rather rave his hear: CT:
OFT than De McMan:gzi." He was n=ld
70 the fedora. grand !u!y.
ton ot TIE America. Bridge company.
the pe.-oi, Bridge and 1roa work.
ana swo other .-o. works shat were
% De blown Up -ae same night
y Ihsa wen. % Chicago 20 -:si. nay
hon=. The-e ! ne. 4 4. E~oui:han.
.a= financial sec-s:ar: % the local TN
:oa. / asked him wA=lha. Re heard
.he news abou, .he Columbus. lid.
srl going 70 un:on:ze .ae!r JOBS there
ae!s:. and we're going 20 use o.!% IN
ION c1en n concrete work d, Okla
homa City. Okla. t;e replied: More
power % the rough gang.
.6~ -v.- Z N-S e.. r-:<> %
nee. James 3. q: the station here.
The .sxr "a: We went TO Det.oi. and
were arrested"
McMaa:sa! testified ne and Jam=s 3.
had been promised $3.50 Cor causing an
explosion &. South Chicago on Feoru-
a-y -. ara :hat they were unable TO
Place -as bombs "a. enough 20 :he
plan. because q :he glare Of nearby
furnaces.
We complained 20 J. J. abou: 10,
getting L :roIe?." .he witness said.
he answered - wEs waiting TO re-
ceive the pa:.:e-. from Chicago local
No. !, but he though: they wouIdn',
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SUSPECT Hello
By THE POLICE
Thomas Hudson Thought to
Have Been Concerned in
Robbery and Holdup.

A.ao-. y. Z. Nor. :s.-The police
s..s morning arrested Thomas Hudson
VIC is though, 70 d wanted q VALLEY
City :o- a. alleged hoidup ana box
ca- robbery, ard Is also suspected %
Being concerned 81 the robbery Of
Gordon B-os., e.osh:.g store las.
Eight
Hudson IS sad % have teen a. the
T:1 Root: lodging house shortly be-
tore che robbery teak Place. Ee claims
% have oo.y been Il .ae ely .o- oae
day. but the police say mat as has
been here .or severa. weeks
= deputy from Valley Cit: IS ex-
p=cted % arrive here either tonight or
early tomorrow morning wao = ex-
pec.ed 70 identify HUDSON as tie man
wanted ~ ,hA Valley City authorities.
Hudson IS also said &c h= a dope
Send. When arrested a small bottle
ot chlo.otorm and a quantity of
opium was found Il his pockets.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-23

the eas, IA unohstruc;sd keep, by
:wo houses on the eas. side Of the
highway. II was 37f fee; from the
Q aor,hernly house ,e the ross
Ing. Fer tha, distance ,hs view was
quite u~aohssructed. The deceased.
While passing at least between the
houses and The crossing. .ooked stead
:iy toward .he northwest. He wore q
u. coat with a collar turned over his
ears The wind was f-o3. the north
wes:. He made no eso.,. at !eas;
during tina, distance. - ascertain the
a2Hrcach OF any train from the east.
ss,t. that; assuming ira: TO sigma.
was gwen hy the train. r.. was guilty
;: c~oa:-!hu;ory negligence. and no.
Exercising his ems .. seeing ard
hearing. p:sciading a recovery 70.
RS death.
syllabus by the cou-:.A
Appeal from a judgmen; Of the dis.
'sici sou. o. Barnes county. Burke, J..
Opinion BY Spa!d:ne. {. j.. Burke,
j, being disqualified. did 20, pa.,ici.
pate.
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:o::s5 g. s--z2cs through :hs -sa.
@o:- ;: Ge-do. s.os. clothing s:or=
- Hes: Frs: s-ss: during :Ae .:Es:
50 :-2Ge sway w.:h ;wo -. Leg:
o%v=.cca:s: c2t -. ga, savs-a: suits.
Sssa-a. par. .: TROUSERS 4.G = -c--
80 :: s.as.s co:tS
r. :otesC VAS G~:Sco"s-sG SEo!.y
$:c-e cciccs w.s- . yo-.s "a. ::
- :. Eoo: .ocs.-s Ao-ss i. :as
=.7 = ~ o7::: s..5.-s :e;esAo.s:
:.s ro.:cs department.. stating :.A:
:.-=+ -ea .z5 a=s. ;s.s:.g .. ,4e
-oose-y a-S .s3 changed .as.- c.o:h-
- = 3 : With .s vas cccC2:ioS
= Re Ease, Ea sa.=: ~; ;.e -s-
80 -: iaa !ois:-s Ao-s=, =; o-o-
c=SSsc ~:S-e-tccs as - .St:- Where
a5o-:s AID 6s-:s3 k-ow:-s ANYTHING
:-:-=. aooc: t5s asa.
-as 2c.:cs q: cess Investigated :he
s:3-E 81. to-a6 "a: : double =.
w.:cA hs.5 ;.s -=a. 500. :. .ae s-o:4
-o:e:=d = :To .-:-s hang e==- mad
= ~ -=-- :: = os.:="ei rs: go
S-s: :Cs :.sv .oca : ..-h=. % So
I'D Ss-6 trousers AID 5:seovs..-E
ne: -:s:zs= returned a.S -2.s (
-o-s careful ss*-::o-. .: he oTs.-
c14:s s:o.=.. enc Va.u:o c: 50 r..
..2 so.d. tA= purchaser having "a.
So icw-- azc vas - hare aiken ::
-: fedsE. re o:.s- cca;s ws-s
:aic.: &: sit s.i So.
0-s "a. vas a--ss:=6 {. 80 Ii.
Sco: a.5 8 ee:aE .s.5 = ;ae 2o.:c=,
pending = 0o-e ca.e.o. :.~vesGsa:.o-
i.:e- ciEc..s ..I under ares o1cs.
Es=5 MADE : cz-=<c. search 9. :ae
!-:- z-5 -Fo- -o::-E ov=- re- go.
tess discovered etc-: SIS = I'll:
ir..E - ::e s7.:.e. -.= -. as:
as6 s=~s-G 6oiiars Il s..v=- az: sG6
E s-a. so::!e .: oh.o-c.o-- sad {
s-z -. containing se-.= sire.
~.!c. re oo:-= as Azv.-.
,z-z.Is5
According = :A= s:o- ,o!5 ey -:
na. w.o se:ss6 the police. o.
- Re -es suspected 9. che :otos:!
Is a.e-: .ve ZEE: e.Eh, inches II
.s:E-:: -=:E.s z2o.- 80 pounds. wo.+
Z &c? - : Ca: 81. s-G . =:
i~o~a-ooz:. - -- -z- : z.o-:=:
ace also ~-o= 4 :.-E sit
TIE s:=-@S 49, vas a.so -.o.:d4-
ia5G a Description .: :.= stolen sooG:
s-era-es al se-: - a. .he s.--o-.c.
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-=-. =.=-v .7ss:c:= 10y. ~. = -zs.
- brig .-. % Justice
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-23

tcon,inued from Faee II
su'";e Ike proceedings n all the
counties Q: che STATE inch showed
z plurality for W:,so.
his PROSPECTIVE action was an
1o-aeed following rece!?. = Los An
ss!ss - al ea.nes. .s.=s.an from
Go'e..o- Hiram W. Joh.so. 8, Sac.a-
..snto beginning
IL IS reported ID :he press here
'aat iAe ~r.oeressives are gong 20
Q9:c.
-As telegram urged - contrary,
-;:.:.d=.
Secretary % State Jo-:a. reiterated
:ocay his declaration .h.: j. the re-
couc: Il Los Angeles cc-.:y ran owe.
November IS. ,he da,e professionally
So. y :aw for certifying -s;urns from.
ne s'a:@ as a whole, ~ would Wal,
-. Les Angeles cou..: reported. In
his ae : - understand % have the
So per: Q: az intorUna: opinion from
IA attorney generals lice. but i!
2~rooes1i-Es promised :: ne progress
s.ves -ec+ss.;a,e geco.-.:s in YER
may Counties. i. became a question
as; night how long Jor5za could hold
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STEEL SET N BONE

-N.--t. =. >. Nov. e3.-J. ="
Scha!tzls-. & banker ct F!o.d. SIon,..
was brought - s. Josera's hosp::a.
late last nigh. &c te uea-ed 60: e
broke. ar-, sustained several week.
ago VIE. .a= ret ct e pumping e.
CINE h.oke. striking him On the a-u..
II order 60 mend the fracture ::
was necessary TO Sc. a piece ct STEEL
.nIo ne fractured ho2e. ~con.sc..z
the hroke1 ends.
This o~ae-a.io. is ere 81 me !aces.
advances = modern surgery. I, was
apparently s~1ecssssui: &c ef-. Sc..i.z-
ier's case ard he was able % Leave
fcr home this morning
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WOMEN SHAME ~BILLBoARDs.

SpE!hgHe!d, Mass. Nov .z3-Modern
fashions make lovely women more un.
slightly than the most inornate bill
boards. according 20 Mrs. ]. y. Sever
socs a p:cmire.. club and society
woman. Discussing "springeeId'.
Needed Improvements" before the
wo@sa's po!!:ics. class yesterday aft.
a-noon. MIS-. Severance said:
"It abou. $1,000 women would re.
f1a!n from making themselves a
create. offeass 20 :he eye than bill.
boards have aver been. because o!
following e"ery na wconce!: tina, the
fashion mo.ge-s aye disposed TO sus.
ges,. a long step would be taken 20.
ward oeaai!ty:ne our city. A pretty
girl IS the love!:es: thing in existence,
ID; whe. she refuses to look pretty
the rest Of US have a right to COM
slain"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-23
RES ACQUITTED
By STANLEY JURY
Lecturer Cane Fro-: Maine
to Stand Trial on IS
sau!t Charge.

s.z..=". =. = NJ. CIV. :. RS
tt+ -o.+G sc-:1:s- ac.-!e- aeC z..a0-
@Ec s.S .-a- - II. 2. ...s r.ac+ -
: charge .. assault with z dangerous
weapon. vas acquitted ~ -h= ;v.y yes
,s:la: afternoon. 4 ver6:ct was
reached v:.h;. ~tor.r-sve minutes at.
er :.= :2-v' had retired.
R:ss vas arrested las: summer g
complain. {: .. =. -Arcess O. Plaza,
who claimed :aa, E:es kicked hin =
th= tec= while he was sitting OF z side.
walk eea- where R.es was conducting
e meeting. E:es came clerk has. .-o.-
Maine where ne was engaged Il lee.
turing. &c stand Rial.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-23
CABLES ,
CLOSED LOWER
Primary Receipts Continue
to Minneapolis
Cash Market Steady.

Minneapolis. Nov. 23.-Wheat mar
ket opened 3-S lower this morning in
sympathy with tho Liverpool markets
which closed 7-8 lower. Primary re-
ceipts continue to come large 1885,
900 against 100000 last year. Clear
ances wheat and hour $4,000.
Minneapolis report cash market
steady. Demand very good. Mills and
elevators buying. Towards the close
there was fresh wal news from vi.
emma which strengthened the market
and closed cent higher. than the low
for tho day.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-23
THE HARVESTER
TRUST GETS ONE
[Co.tinued :.on Page II

tCo.tinued :.om Page II
creased steadily :c- the las, four
vsa:s.
n 1875. ;h= Acme company mar
s=:=6 1855 binders and Sass mowers.
A~cco-G.-g - ~. 1.:ddiekuss own es-
:!Ia:=. rs 1919 c.tput vii. BE- 1000
binders az 1855 mowers.
This does 70. Sam 20 indicate tha,
:se 6e.=-Ga.: c7mpany "thro.:ied
competition IS charged by the gov
e-.-s.:.' SAD Attorney William D.
NcEugh. chic: counse! for the Har-
vsS.e- COMPANY.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-23

TO scratch. For eighteen
o. ereay yeA,1 l cold not
tel what l passed through
With ;As AVID itcaibg.
/ would S-ra:ch until ,ae
blood would soak through
ny underwear. and I could.
III talk 10 mr Mads on tie
stcess bit I would be dig.
En1 Ard n~Iinc-inn ahsN
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-23
CARS RECEIVED.
Chicago.
LIVESTOCK.

Chicago: Hogs $4,000. le:. over 81
81. shade lower: light ;35 70 $50:
mixed 74s. heavy 735 % 7s5: rough
135 to $50: cattle 700. steady. Sheep
1000. weak.
Kansas City: Hogs $500: cattle
500: sheep none.
Omaha: Hogs $500: cattle 100:
sheep zone.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-23
CLOSING CABLES,

Paris close-Wheat 1.c lower.
Flour IA TO 3 3.4 higher.
An:vesp-wheat SIS lower.
Ber!in-whea, unchanged.
Budapee,-wheai So higher.
Lrerpool-Wheat rs lower. Corn
: cen. lower.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-23

The National Sporting club Of Lon
don is try.rg 20 arrange q mach Re-
tween Edo NcGoc-ty ard psv.
Smith, the Australian champion.