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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-05-22
SPECTACULAR DEATH
OF NAVAL AVIATOR
(Rv limited PreSS)

. Washington, May 22.-An official
statement, today. announcing the
death of Ensign Stephen Potter Of
Detroit, Mich, in a spectacular air
battle with seven, single seaters, re-
veals that American naval aviators
have been operating over Helgoland
blight. =
Ensign Potter and companions
battled gamely against the Teutons
and quit only when their machine
was in flames and plunged into the
sea- The last seen of him on the
surface he was surrounded by burn
ing oil. A sudden cloud of smoke
obscured him and then the machine
and aviator disappeared completely.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-05-22
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP FARMERS
CLUB HAS NO CANDIDATE

Liberty Township Farmers club
has not endorsed any candidate for
county commissioner in the Third
district, according to H. A. Fladham-
mer, resident of that township and
district.
mo action to that effect has been
TAKEN" stated Mr.. Fladhammer, "for
the reason the club is not a political
organization and as a club takes no
part in politics. I wish you would
make this plain as there seems to he
some misunderstanding.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-05-22
SIhlN FEINERS ARE
RECOVERING FROM SHOCK
(By. United Press)

Dublin, May 22.-The Sinn Fein-
ers in Ireland are recovering from
the first shock of the arrest Of 100
of their leaders, Their consterna-
ton is fading and they ere deter
mined to push their plans for re-
sisting conscription, rebuild their
shattered organization and strength
en- the weak spots.
They are boasting that their or
ganization is being reorganized in
remote places.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-05-22
INTERESTING PROGRAM
MARKS OPENING SESSION
OF FEDERATED WOMEN

The first days sessions of the Sixth
district federation Of woman's clubs
terminated with the delegates attend
ing the lecture by Richard r. Price
of the University Of Minnesota at
the Methodist church in the evening.
In the opening session, Mrs. U. D.
Brown of Little Falls, president of
the district, presided, splendid pro-
gram being carried out.
The invocation was by Rev.
George Backhurst. Mrs. A. A. War
field gave an organ solo. The ad-
dress of welcome was scheduled to be
delivered by Mrs. e. F. Netzer, but
her absence from the city prevented.
The welcome was extended by Mrs.
Ira French.
The response was by Mrs. A. M.
Watson Of Royalton, followed by Sc
lections by a quartet consisting Of
Miss Ida Virginia Brown, Miss Car
rie Armstrong, Mrs. G. G. Johnson
and Mrs, w. 2. Robinson. Mrs. War
field acted as accompanist:
20 "A very interesting address was
made by Mrs. George J. Allen
of Rochester, state president, her
topic being "The Spirit Of American
Club Women" in which she empha-
sized the, growing tendency for
broadening out in membership and
work.
Tea was served at the close of the
afternoons program.
The lecture at the Methodist
church had for it's subject "1ndivid-
ual Efficiency" A. large audience
was present and the lecture was
greatly appreciated.
The program was also greatly ap-
preciated. The ladies' trio with
violin obligato consisted of Misses
Dorothy Torrance, Jane :Hayner and
Alice Hetland. Mrs E. w. johnson
was. the accompanist with Mrs. G.
R. Sanborn and Miss Grace Currie
playing the violin. Miss Ida Vir-
ginia Brown and Miss Carrie Arm
strong sang, accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. Warfield.
Wy nj r0cEc-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-05-22
Ten, Known Dead.

Madison, Wis, May 22.-Ten are
known dead and at least fifty in
jured, and approximately million
dollars damage was the result Of the
storm that swept Iowa, Richland.
Sauk and Dane counties last night.
Lone Rock was hit the hardest. Six
are dead there and 80 injured. Half
the village of Plane was razed and
a box killed and several injured.
Damage to fruit trees is high.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-05-22
ALL MEN A1T AIMING .
AGE OF TWENTY
!; s.! S!ACr NJ, 'UNE ), 1917,
TO- REGISTER JUNE )

Notice is hereby given that
the registration Of all male
persons within the county of
Beltrami, state of, Minnesota,
who have attained the age of
twenty-one years since the 5th
day of June, 1917, will be re-
quired to register on June S,
1918, at the places named be-
low:
=. DISTRICT NO. 1 will include the
city of Bemidji, villages of Tenstrike,
Farley, Turtle River, Wilton, Sol
way and Redby; townships of Jones,
Grant Valley, Bemidji, Frohn, Town
ship 146, Range 81; Sugar Bush,
Turtle River, Northern, Eckles, Lam
mers, Buzzle, Liberty, Turtle Lake,
Port Hope, Taylor, Hagali, Durand,
Maple Ridge, Roosevelt, Alaska, Neb-
ish, AND WILL REGISTER IN BE-
MIDJI AT THE COURT HOUSE.
DISTRICT NO. 2 will include viii
lagos of Blackduck, Funkley; town.
ships of Brook Lake, Moose Lake,
Birch, Summit, Blackduck, O'Brien,
Langor and Hornet, and will REGIS
TER AT BLACKDUCK.
DISTRICT NO. 3 will include viii
lage of Kelliher; townships of OUR
ing, Cormant, Shocks, Kelliher,
Woodrow, Battle, Shotley, Eland,
Waskish, Konig, Township 1856,
Range 81, Birch Island; Township
1866, Range 33, Township 1856.
Ranges 80, 81, 80 and 33, and will
REGISTER IN KELLIHER AT THE
CITY HALL.
D1sTR1CT NO. 4 will include
Townships 157, Range $50, Kiel;
Pioneer, Township 1877, Range 33,
Township 1853, Range 81. Meadow
land; Township 1853, Range 80.
Swiftwater; Township 1853, Range
80, and will REGISTER IN CARP,
MINNESOTA, AT THE POSTOF-
FICE.
North End of County.
DISTRICT NO. will include vii
lagos of Baudette and Spooner; town
ships of Rapid River, Boone. Rulein.
Walhalla, Spooner, Gudrid, Baudette,
Wabanica, Wheeler and Angle, and
WILL REGISTER IN .BAUDETTE
AT THE BOARD OF TRADE ROOMS.
DISTRICT NO. s. will include the
village of Williams and townships
of Lakewood, Prosper, Chilgren, Zip
pei, McDougald, Myhre, Potamo, Eu-
gene. Township '16O, Ranges 35 and
&c.. Beaver Dam, Norris, Township
159, Ranges 33 and "a, and will
REGISTER AT WILLIAMS. MIN
NESOTA, BEFORE JOHN r. NOR
RIS.
DISTRICT NO. 7 will include the
townships of Big Grass, Winner,
Yale, Township 1853, Range IS,
Township 157, Ranges sc. and 81.
and Northwood, and will REGISTER
AT ILAG POSTOFFICE.
DISTRICT NO. 8 will include
Township 157, Ranges "a and 35,
Township 1856, Ranges "a and 35,
Minnie, Spruce Grove, Benville, Lee.
Hamre, Steenerson, Township 1856,
Ranges "a and 35, and will REGIS
TER AT MALCOLM POSTOFFICE.
Those interested are urged to give
this matter serious consideration and
register on said date.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-05-22
MISTAKEN IDENTITY
IN OIL CAN SENDS MAN
TO ST. ANTH0NY'S

Mistaking a can of gasoline for
kerosene, caused Anton Laurentz Of
the Fifth ward to be taken to the
hospital early this morning, for he
had filled an oil stove when the ex-
plosion occurred. Mrs Laurentz is
seriously ill and a nurse is employed
at the home which is small. Mr..
Laurentz slept in the garage and
the mishap occurred soon after he
arose this morning.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-05-22
UNITED STATES PLANS
AID FOR THE RUSSIANS
(Py United Press)

Washington, May 22.-The state
department is considering definite
form of aid for Russia. 1t is learned
the department intends furnishing
vast sums of money to buy supplies
in Russia such as oil, needed by Ger
many.
The Teutons will step in and take
them without paying unless America
acts. The plan is not as yet ratified.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-05-22
ROO|lNSllEEDED
FOR VISITORS
I. TO BIG STA TE
S. S. MEET ! ING
Largest and Most Important
Convention That Has Ever
Been Staged Here.
FULLY 1000 EXPECTED.
:a YOUR HELP is NEEDED
Notify Mrs. E. H. Smith If You
Can Spare a Room; Break
fast is Included.

Arrangements are being made for
the state Sunday school convention
to he held in Bemidji. on June 13
to 16. A splendid campaign of pub
licity has been inaugurated, which
cannot fail to- attract the attention
of the people to Bemidji at the time
of the convention. j.55 20 >.5-s !.
=, Posters have been issued by the
association which feature Bemidji
more strongly than Worthington.
These posters present pictures of
$"Third street 1S97-1917"; also other
views. These posters are to be dis
played in all of the. Protestant
churches throughout the, state and
have been followed a special IL
lustrated folder featuring the attfac-
tions Of Bemidjf. These have been
mailed to the Sunday school workers
throughout the state and will be gen
orally distributed in the churches
and Sunday schools at their congre-
gational services. ~
+. Record Breaking Crowd.
It seems probable that Bemidji will
have record breaking crowd in at
tendance at this convention The
people Of this city may feel safe in
estimating that there will be at
least 1000 visitors in tn; city at
that time. .-.s.. I'D, - -. I'D Il
This isssfhe largest and most inn
portant convention that will have
been held here during the history Of
the city and it is very important to
the business and commercial people
as well as the Christian workers of
the city that the crowds be cared for
properly ;Bemidji should become one
of the great convention centers of
the state, and this convention pre-
sents a golden opportunity to secure
such results. = ys.~~r, r.. :, . p. >-. -.
Everyone Should Help.
Every citizen who feels a pride
in his home city should feel in duty
bound to make this convention sue
cess. The committee in charge OF
securing accommo tions for guests
is very desirous that every person
should do his duty in helping to en-
tertain visitors
Bemidji is expected to- furnish
sleeping accommodations and break
fast free of charge to the convention
guests. The committee has not thus
far met with the best possible re-
sponse in it's work to secure accom-
modations. Accommodations have
been secured for about 800 persons,
less than one-third of the number
expected. The Fifth ward is re-
spending nobly to the call and the
humber homes of the community are
being opened more freely than those
of the more prosperous.
Important Gathering.
It is greatly to be hoped that ev-
erybody may feel the Importance Of
this convention. It's Importance can
not be oyer estimated in the way of
character development as we'll as
commercial advancement.
Mrs. E. H. Smith, who is chair
man of the entertainment committee,
will be greatly cheered in her work
if the people who are able to accom-
modate guests would call her by tele-
phone, No. go, and give her the num-
ber whom they would be willing to
entertain. = ~
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Five Are. Killed
In T0rnado'S
. Deadly Sweep
(Rv United PresS)

Lone Rock, Wis, May 22.-Five
dead and many injured, is the toll Of
a tornado that swept this place last
night Telephone wires are down
and the only communication is by
to Lodi. 49,
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BRITISH RAIDS SUCCESSFUL
(By United Press)

London, May 22.-Generals Haig
today reported successful British
raids in various sectors, and German
artillery fire south of Albert and: in
western and southern portions of the
Flanders front.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-05-22
DUTCH SAY AMERICAN
REPLY INSUFFICIENT
(Rv TTnited" PreSS)

Washington, May 22.-Answcring
the American reply to the Dutch pro-
test at seizing ships, Holland has in
formed the United States that she
considered the explanation insuffi-
cient.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-05-22
hl0to'rC I Co..
SeCuIiitiiIeSo.k,, les
Says Decision
(By United Press)

St. Paul, May 22.-The Pan Motor
company of st. Cloud today won at a
hearing to determine, whether it's Ii
censes to sell stock in Minnesota
should be revoked.
The state securities commission
ruled not to revoke. the license. -
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-05-22
Seven More Killed.

f. Boone, iowa, May 22.-Four are
dead and SO houses wrecked here
in;7last nights tornado. Two are
dead at Newport, Iowa, and one was
killed at Denison, Iowa.
Encrc-
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(Ry limited PreSs)

Paris, May 22.-Three were killed
in a Teuton air raid over Paris last
night.
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TODAY's CASUALTY LIST
TPv TInited PreSSl

TBy Onfced
Washington, May 22.-The casual.
v list today contains 48 names.
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SAMMIES TAKE PRISONERS
(Rv United Press)

with the Americans in France,
May 22.-(Lorraine)- Lor-
raine operations we captured prison.
ers. Artillery is active in Lorraine.
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TEUTON AIR RAIDERS KILL
THREE IN RAID OVER PARIS

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-04
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
49,
STIMULATES MARKET
Point or More Before
the Close.
RUBBER SETS PACE
Automobile Stocks Were Strong, as
I Were Tire Shares, Notably Kelly
j. Springfield and Goodrich, the For
. mcr Showing Huge Earnings
ny nnoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. December 3-When
President Wilson told Congress that
attend TO their own business and that
probably it Will be best TO let them do
il, he started the upward movement
which continued throughout the day.
1t extended into the industrials, and
many OF them showed advances of Il
q tlay. \ few like United States Rub
Der approached high record and even
stocks like Central Leather. Crucihle
sand Bethlehem, which has been re-
garded as war issues, displayed great
-ieinderlyins strength. United states
the day. copperS We're also found in
7the advancing column.
Automobile stocks We're very strong
and especially tire issues as repre-
nfich, Kelly Springfield Will make 4 re
markabe earnings report for the year
The fourth Liberty loan made am
other new low record OF sos on very
heavy transactions,
international Mercantile Marine was
ferred being nj ono time down IL
points. Wall street traders are very
unfriendly 10 the mercantile marine
because. whether rightly or wrongly.
made fortunes in the fluctuations ON
ment in favor OF having the stock
taken OFT The exchange because there
Il y no longer i legitimate market in il.
1T j. purely a guessing match. Every
Gnurnnr gamblers guess whether the
deal for sale of the ships is on or OF
-alid buy or sell accordingly. The whole
icca OF selling the ships originated IN
n desire OF the company to get rid 81
behind the times and thus get cash ia
- ne treasury ready to purchase a fleet
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It'd. WANTS
IMES-DISPAICR
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Standardized ana Inoexed for Oulok
RafeHenca

Ice a line Sunday.
&c a line Daily.
&c line for consecutive insertions
sc line for consecutive inscrtiona
Minimum of lines IL allowed.
Mtn'ia un charge Is cent?
Count words TO the line aud IA lines to
Az Id'.rt:Ssments received UP to 10 p. NJ.
70 7; ID Saturdaysb the day before Duo
icau0n VIII receive proper c.assi flea ton.
Adrertse mentS received after that hour
will DE placed iu the Too Luto TO Class
ny Sol,tmn.
TELEPHONE.
tlan. -our Want Ads TO The Times-
Dispatch. Randolph l. when you nnd Il
more convenient Ia do 30. and they will
be taken at ofice ratea
SUBSrArt,SS ron I'D WANTS
Times Dispa ia t3r<nrh Offices are main
tanned In praS.i-sity every DRUG Store In
tne city Tor III Convenience of the public.
Want Ads are accepted by them At reEu.
lar Office rate
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Branch ONES Times DisDatch- l69t Hal
:. TelephoEe l.nndoiUh b392.
pETERSBiRG
Times DiGpatch Branch. Al North Second
Street: rhone PetershurR ga
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CHICAGO. December 3.-Hogs: Reccipt>
"i.p' head market strong. mostly ; To /,
cents higher than yesterdays average
butchers, llcl q Ii. So: light lsv)Grl7.10: pack
ing. lbS5 u lI.o: ihrowouts IL. IS q CTS. pigs
good 10 choice 400 n 1880.
Cattle: Receipts. 2ic9o: beef and butcher
cattle steady TO - cents higher. good stock
ers and feeders steady: others slow: calves
strong to - cents higher: beef cattle goot
choice and prime. 1880 q .Oo: common aad
ms9iunA. saoI lS!e: butcher stock, and
nciierS, o6o u li2o: Gamers. 1925 a 1875: in
ierior. common and medium. 100 a 10 .
veal calves. good and choice I1.25Ii L. -
Western range beef steers. 1870 1850: cows
and heifers $50 n 1900
sheep: Receipts 5000 head: marHc,
strong TO = cents higher.
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- casks: shipments. IL casks: stock. 3o..i3
kosin nothing doing: receipts. 30 barrels
pine'tS. l,h barrels: stock 1O.oi barrels
Quote; II. u. T.. r and q; Il el. ~ ~ IL {.
l. i55S: h. l625: NJ. 1885, 81 1910: NC
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET
WHEAT '' ''!''pe' D 1919
NEW YORK rKnnI.rE AKkE1

NEW YORK, UoColnber 5.-Raw sugar I'm
changed: centrifueaI. IS: fine Granuiatc6i
~. spot coffee nominal. Butter unsettled
cheese strong
cotionsecd oil was inactive with quota
t0ns unchanged. Prime crude l7J; priuI,
snrnmer yellow: December and January
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NEW YORK LIVE sTnCK MARKET

DfiiN' NrctThbtF 5.-Becves. 10
'Fd,'thE. calves easier. vcals. H.. ID n u 90
cu.,s, iof"4l4vi: grassers. 7o54fso0
sheer had lambs Irregular: common to
hrlih" sheep. s."hftHJn. culls 4.tna5Do. com
tln9'in ta % rri'ne lambs. i2-ult75 cults. go
Hogs s,eaay a, 1870; pigs 100: roushs
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS
NEW YORK. December S.-Cotton goods
tharhe,S were quiet to-day. prices on gray
luies. In wool goods lines. conditions con-
tinued unsettled and dull.
NAVAL STORES
SAVANNAH. Ca December S.-Turpcu-
tne hrin. $500 Gi:. sales. 29l casks; receipts
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations.

Market Quotations From Actual Sales.
tBS Wocdson-crais Co. Inc. Richmond. va)
Y. :. Food Administration License No q o2.4o
Richmond. Va. December 3. 1918
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-04

E.nnod to the first of December as against
',A'.''H TO the same date last wear,
the hutiish influences.
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE. II

AUTOMOBILES ron SALE II
.,,, DAtGAi NS-CSED CARS
SEE US cary this morning Tor these bar
STupEiiAkER touring. rcpaihtcd. new
tirSs i2ii model bargain
FORD DEllN Eki. lnurl bodv NH. &, ,
dandS ami II bin. ba r::.,in 80 - ="
zion. bargain NoHa'
CAlIioL MOTOR CORP
3l9 Mcs. I.road Street
Maxwell. sliJ. NHNS'
ii.o SIX Touring
Maxwell Touring 1917
Franklin. i.a,c Model
Stuucbaker 7-pas. Touring
ATLANTIC MO iOK 90 oaaSe"se''
ls2I Nest Broad Str.r
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aI0BtCC0 SHARES ACTIVE
BECAISE OF Dividend

Tobacco shares were active again I'M
Ger leadership OF products which re
"ently declared Il Ia per cent stock
--uiNidend. The American Sumatra
: = ompany was cN-dividend and gained
high prices cf the day. American To-
bocca preferred and Liggett & Myers
We're materially higher. American To-
haCro stockholders received scrip divi-
bends Of 50 share and were able 10
sell the scrip at an advance OF Is per
cent
American Can attracted mlch atteu-
ton not only because OF its sharp adj
vance after long idleness, but because
the tin committee OF the American Iron
anu Steel institute announced a plan
for distribution OF pig tin accumula ed
by the allies for war purposes. This
:Wili be distributed ~ cost 10 America II
consumers. who viii be permitted TO
purchase in proportion 10 their normal
rate OF consumption.
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NEW YORK December 3-Mc-cantile
p.inef s. Sterling sixty-day bills. s4..i
ss.omrercsal six,y-aay pills: si..2'2 demand.
st.a.tO: cables, si1G 1.i5. Government bonds
'sheavy: railroad bond irregular. 'ri;ic loans
strong: sixty DAYS ninety days ana six
: ,lnoain>. bid. Call money strong. rulinA
= rate. Bunk acenrtnncns ~. -.
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CHICAGO LIVE sToCK MARKET

yellow. new. l.4oni.4.: No. !. yellow. q
IL: No. yellow. new. i.3S.
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Sales.
Stock.

zoo Advance Rumeley. com.
1000 AiliS- Chalmers
-Allis-ChalmerS. pfd
Alaska Gold.
700 Amer: Beet Sugar, com
300 American Can.
100 American Can. pfd.
l.20o Amer, Car and Foun.
500 American Cotton Oil.
800 Am. Hide and Lea. com
l.ln0 Am. Hide and Lea. pfd
LOO American Linsced Oil. +.
LOCO American Locomotive.
200 Amer. Locomotive, pfd
1880 american Smeltine....
Loo Amer. Steel Foundries
500 American Sugar.
1000 Amer. Tel. and Tel Co.
100 Amer, Tobacco, com.
100 Amer. Tobacco. pfd
100 Am. Writing Paper. prd
GOO American zane.
9..vO anaconda Copper. -.
500 AtchiSon
100 Baltimore and Ohio.
2i.3oo Bethlehem Steel. Is.
loo Beth. steel. SO pfd.
1000 Baldwin Locomotive
LOO Butte Copper and Zinc /.
Canadian Pacific.
1uu California Petroleum.
200 Central Leather. com
200 Chesapeake and Ohio.
100 Chicago Great Western
200 Chi. Great West, pfd.
600 Chi. Mil. and st. Paul. !.
400 Chi. IL. |. and p, com.
800 Chi, X. |. and T.. 6rc pr
Chi. X. |. and p. 7% Or.
200 Crucible steel Cor, com
800 Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern.
5000 Corn Products. com.
i."uu DistillcrS
2.loo Dome Mines
-.luV Erle
l,loO Erie. LIST pfd.
900 General Electric.
l.Go0 Goodrich. com
l.50o Great Northern. pfd
LOO Great North. Ore CTS !.
700 Illinois Central. .
500 lutcrboro-ConS., com.
$.3vo Inspiration Copper.
900 Int. Mcr. Mar, com.
Go. loo Int. Mcr. Mar. pfd
LOO Int. Paper. com. .......
Int. Paper. pr. tstampcd)
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AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE.

STEW ART TRUCKS are quality trucks at
!uamtIty prices Stewart Motor Sales Co.
ltl0 West Broad Street.
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