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The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1918-10-25
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ESSENTIAL INDUSTRIES.

ss5z Burke county egistrants In nom
essential Industries who don It want
to enter war work can 90 GOpto the
sfaTi1ssass piOughmen or aente some
essential Industry In the city or
within the state, w. Whttyer,
senior examiner OF the farm labor
division at state headstartefs OF the
United States employment service,
said today
The same applies toe any North
Dakota fresid dent. 1Sf s. K S5ss "a.
.ssg 1.-THE time has come when the
situation can no longer be handled
With kid gloves, Mr. Whitver said.
f.eThe government lis calling fol, and
has need for every man !: who can
possibly be spared for the erection
of munition plants 0rsthe manufac-
sture of munitions. The call h ex-
;emDts no one who Is In non-essen-
stfal industry. rs as5; h, Il II
III y '.The comrmunitv boards Of the
state have agreed upon u non nor --ess; sssi;
sential3 Industries and men from 20
these industries viii be taken as
they are needed q N X III q,
3;$s ss! Mr.. Wbityer emp phasized the fact
that In agricult ltural pursuits
were not being encouraged to enter
war Work. 8 T he, war department p
he said 4t.s has recognized agriculture
as an essential dustry. /. Z
syS5 Industries Are Classifle Il;
l7 indastri igss sor sempl loYments
which. Rave beer classi ified by North
sDakot tas eonmunit 'board nom;
essent sereS listed by Il lIIl,i hit &
,sise ,,yer, as 6llows III
sas Barber shop asan thr pom q, at
tend h;
II Hotel; and resta rant helpers. \;
Taxi drivers.
Garage employees and repair men,
except employed On wa CONT 81; m
s3 Paper hangers and decorat ors Ssssl ~
Pool room attend ants !ss
drink and sod fount ain, MI
:s iSssta dealer
rents pGrt time
ma Etlliine gents DE-
Fruit mefchA N
sss Mercantile clerks. s9s
Shoe shine
Dealers ss slSss$s
iis q acce cess0fy salesIle
ssS Z Gontrac tora al builders new 4
OJecg0
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''O]L|.D|ER men 70 8|H|||| N
CALLED MARCH ] | NJ

Washington, Oct. p Dratel
for men who have passed their.
birthdays are expected TO Vi
about March /. Plans for bfal
the Older class OF new regiSs
ntoscamp have not been comp
but ut::thasapproximate dat0 oh
firstsoalI was disclosed today by|
ncati0n5 OF testimony ~ RI ri
Marnhal General Cr0wder befo3;
house military committee :;| III
II III; General CroWder. tosl
committee, 1899, 900 newly Ii
tered men between, 18 and
be called before July 4. aud "a,
number more than two smialt02
be physically at for lighting q
The calls for general services n
divided as follows: 8ssa q
october, 345. 900: Nov9j
5204, 900; December, 10 Z IS 90 III
uary, 147,60O; February II
March. April, May and JunA,alII II
900 each mont th. S3 These slma
supply both. the army and ths.I
and marine corps. Nh 4
a T.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1918-10-25
LETTER From ! ] ]. RRIhC ! |
flIAgR

On the Run, Som meWhere IN
France. Dear Pa II am writing
AonS the run saas be- brave and glorious
gsoldiers und der M C om mmand have
not seen the Rhine for SO long that
they have started back q that way,
and OF course am going init dem.
oh, pap, dare has been some offel
1 Sdingss happened In France First, 4
Btarted In my big offensiYes which
,sswRsSt0 crush de fool American but
Sdey know 80 little bout military
tactics dat B dey will not be crushed
like.,I want 'em. sent my men in
derssfght In big, waves and when Sdey
got to de & Americana dey ALI said
s.ss Boo, ,.' as loud as dey; could sholler.
Veil 4, accord ding to- vat U shaffs always
told me, de- America shOMld tfhafe
turned and run like blazes. But
what do ypu think Dem fool AM
orleans don't know anything about
the war, and Inst tead of running de
'.50dder way, they came right towards
CUB, Some OF dem was singing
about We Won't come back till It s
over, oyer Sdere, ~ or some Sodd der fool
8isht song and some OF . dem laffin
like fools. & Dey are q so ignorant:
!: but dey: are offel reckless init der
guns and ven ley. come toward us It
vas dem dat my men took q notion
Sdey wanted to 60 back to der dear
old Rhine & We, don't like de. little;
old dirty Marne. river anyhow. And
oh, papa, dem Amer leans use such
offel language. Dey know nothing
sof IL. kultuH and say such GffelS dings
right before JUS. md talk bias
phemY too. " at you tink dey, said
right In front OF my fac? Vun, big
husky from the place, dey call Ne
brasky he said - Oh papa, hate to
tell you vat an offel ting he said 7-S; -S;
hut i can't help 1T; he said, TO hell
init der Kaiser g, 3, Did S you S ever
hear anything as ohel !? didnh
! $ttnk anybody could say such an of
fels ting. It made me so mad I
swouldn't stand and hear such an
soffel ting so i ruin init de other boys.
Vas Iaright? Vat !? And oh papa 1
you. know dem breast plates are no
good for de cowardl w Americans are
sh ooting US right In der back. Some
OF our boys took on der breast plates
and put 'em on behind but de fool
81 ~ 3 - -
sSpangleds Banne ner" init Machine guns
on dem plates Cant you help u?
You remember Ia your Il speech, for
sdey run after us just like We vas a
sioEtf OF dOta;
Can't Syou send dem some Of your;
speeches, right ayay Dey don't
know how terrible We. are. Can't
syoasm6ves my army back Belginm
we're We Won all our glory NY men
can vip all der vimtne ems and chill
ilrens vat dem Belgians can bring up
but desc Americans are so rough,
and ignorant We can't make 'em
soldiers on earth, and ven We try to
make dem und nderBtand dot We are de
Skreatest In sDeutchl hland Uber Allies"
3dey Lar like a lot of monkes But
We are getting de best Of de Ameri-
cans. We can outrun dem. Papa.
1t sNe are sure de- best runners no:
body can keep up init us ven yes tink
OF de dear old Rhine. and my army
never did tink so, much OF OF dear
old river. Let me know right away
vat to- do by return postof1ic ice. -
Crown Prince Willie, f55 i, s3{ Il,
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MRS, !, 4. 6, !. Olson J
Dies FRIDAY ID ! EVENING / ] / |l!A| I

Mrs Nancy Carrie Olson. rife 0f
Hans G. Olson Of BowbelaS t0Wnshtp
died; last, Friaay ssyesinSy1t seven
O'Clock. at herr home folk tdn1 IN At
tack Of pneumoa1ia ,ibroli Sht ON by
the influenza II She had BEEN III
about two weeks befo her deAths
and her, largannumber sof sfrtapdg ID
this vioinitys lookeht datlys:f0 hewSs
as to how. herreas was pros
:Pneumonta; deveIcped after she had
been Ill sforia week, but t1sles ~ mot
considered to. be In 3 sdankef until
/ just, a short ttime beforeMher deafn.S
Other, members Of her family Sweros
also ?ilT from the disease, hutg they
ALI aretabout; recovered sSs now .ss aSels mi
are, out 6fy-dang1r:: The 1 deeea se3
was q daughter OF Mr.. .ahd Mt 4,
Henry Brown Of north Of town. and
Was born on .Dec.,t1 Is s188 4sss At hn..ii s.i
.metsburg. Iowa, ii maklng t1s9 Ss
years; 10 months and six days ola
at the time of her Z death. She re- re-
sided at thei place OF. her, birth until
the spring OF 4 8 01s. When she a. came d
to. Burke county with her tf parents
and settled oHla farm I'M North star
On Dec.s 23;; 903: sh63S
WAS lmarried..t Hans Olson, and
to this. union were born tWOst chill
.dren, both ofswhom %t.surytyeil their !
mother, Henrietta. tagesa II, andi Carl
age ST. Mrs. Olson waa.as Woman Of !
many good qualit tiesas AM made I
friendsnof eYeryonea with whom sha5
came in contact. ~ She proyedst0Sb be-
a good neighhor. ) an excellent wife
and mother. and vii bes greatly
Tnniasad Nv fha entire community. IN 4
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1918-10-25
THREATENED THE .
PRESIDENT CHARGE m ! :

Fargo, N. D., Oct. "a Henry
Mehmert, Sheldon. N. D., is at lib
erty under 81 900 cash bail to await
trial in federal court charged With
threatening the life Of President
Wilson: in violation Of the acr OF
Feb. "a, 1917. 4. .5i.s5 ,3,Es; /. b
Mehmert, who is specifically
charged with having declared that
he would like to see a rope around
the Presidents neck, was arrested
at Sheldon by j. H. Trotter, deputy
United States marshal, and when
arraigned before; J.. G.. Pfeter, Unit
Ell States commissioner, in Fargo
Wednesday waived preliminary ex
animation. h 4
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1918-10-25
COLEMAN NS!IEs u !
FROM FRANCE

he-following letter received I q.
few days ago by The, Tribune from.
Reginald p. Coleman, q son Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. II. Coleman Of this city,
Is publ lished for s5 the: benefit or
/" "Reggie's~ many;:frie here, who
will want tQ know what he Is doing.
and how he likes the country from
which the baby killers are now be-
ing, driven: s.s|5 &. es & 81 u s,.s y is;ss .1%
Somewhere In France Sept. II J, 1918.
The Bowbells Tribune, : = I. ,52,} ( /
Bow bells. No: Oak. 5ss.S
Dear Sir: |. ... 7 e ss.77s
am going to take this means to!
let you know that, ] am still alive
I and In the best OF health !: and that.
i am doing my bit every day. 81
sa< am in nice camp. It is one
of the largest aviation camps in.
France and some say the whole,
World 1t is certainly q large one,s
composed Of thirteen fields. There:
sure are great variety. 3of aero,
planes here and at first they were fa
novelty to me but now just q daily;
Occurrences. have been in quite
"a few types as the Liberty, Newport,
Averell d (I don't think II spelled It
right, but 1t is an English plane.)s
In zallSI have been up fourteen times
and have held the joy stick a couple.
OF times. Also made one landing
and took of once. II I was in a
service squadron I would have a bet
ter change to get more rides and
later, to fly II But Il am in the Aerial.
.Gunnery . Division 4, /.
5s;sss$I NJ am now instructing on: aerial
machine guns, 1T is not: much 1T
seems but 1t helps our aviators to-
get the Huns. When / leave this
camp ~ expect and want to go to: the
front, as an: aerial gunner. Ss II +
have to- say it. myself can shoot
pretty straight and know, the gun
from q: to u We use the Martin,
Vickers and Louis machine guns. Y, /.
have meant to write long ago;
but have not had The time .as am
pretty busy. IL have received your.
paper quite few times and tell
you it's great to read the home pa
per In France. Tell Mr.. Kopriya
that papers can be sent second class
as have already received two and
all the rest Of. the boys in my outfit
get them from home every week.
So you can tell Dad to be sure. and
send one each W eek.
- I have. been In -Franes-neaFly zsix:
months now and il Ike II all wright.
But 1t can never be compared with
the States I have seen General
Pershfng, Gen: Patrick and Secre-
snf.WarsBakersS since I've been In
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1918-10-25
IMPORTANT NOTICE y
,.,sa TO HOUSEHOIDNR6

H An aerroneons sidea preya3Is xaong
householdSr that II Il the NJ sub eatute
does not hare msed in
tha- -hread esning
houseWfyeasSE th lhast Tor
breakfast foods ana other hold
purposes, and then bake pnIS hAAt
bread. This practice q n -
stopped or ron Will Antirs
tfie.ss eant1alti III
conserving wheat. Your bre Eannst
contain 20 per cent or more sub
stitutes, and no less. Those 4ks you
who have had wheat ground Aa the
mill without signing pleds must
buy substitutes at once 20 y0f can
bake bread according 10 rulss !
know that all that Is 3necessar to-
call your attention to this anls yon5
will all be glad to comply wtfh the;
governments requirements. ?s
Il & 8. HENDRICKsON 4 !.
BnrkesC County Food Administr
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Absarak Ire Of suspic cious or
iigin resulted In the destruction Of
s2O, ,O0O bushels or barley vaIned sss Mt
so. 900, belonging tos Mar I. /
shall idear here. Yaluable barn
and granarys were alsp destro yeed,;
and ten horses and q COW, we're burn = 4
ed ato deaf
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1918-10-25
MIDWAY MmDLINGs
. }(From stan I corresDondentlsr &
Hello everybody! Glad Ito .,..! be 1!'

s8LdA1
Hello everybody! Glad -sto 3 q, !! ne
with you again s. ~
lake White called At j ohm Bly's,
Monday. SIS NJ. - yi D. 81 &f.
Jim Phillips, who has been .em-
.pleyed at: the John Swain home the,
past two years, left Tor Kalispel,
Montana, Monday, where he Will
visit with his folks before leaving
for the training camp. jss
N Homer Hilborn was q business
caller at Portal Monday. .s.5.
Maggie Alden and Mr. and Mrs.
George Alden called at the Lind
quist home Monday afternoon
John BLY, Is. on the sick list. .ss
K; r.. Reite and children visited
at Noonan Sunday. 1, l7;,.
LIE. Birch called af the Johlnfe
Swain home one day last week. g =;
,S Mr.. ana Mrs. Andrew Lndqnist
were business callers In Portal and
Columbus Monday. sSs st47 .473
Will Schuman and Henry Sim
idorse from Larson II are assisting
Henry 6chuman With threshing u
Robert Campbell and son Burke
went to town Saturday afternoon.
ssEgITO0L LDAy ID LII C0AAAe9 Ass~A A0A
Ness. is5 XII: t.S u il ig
S K. .. Reite was . Portal caller,
Monday. Si f;5 t.s: 81;
Mrs. Homer Hilborn and children
returned Saturday from east OF Of
Fla1ton where they ytsit edasas week yve.e
withsher, folks. :;ss sss
John, Henry and noe retur:nnssI ur:nnsI
ed to5 their ho me last IS from 9all
sylNisconsin Is whe fsIs they W were called
ssby ths death Of 4a bro other.
e sam Shanko sis on the sick Hats
u III. ana n Mrs. Bert GoughlinS
children spent the past week at the
Bill Schuman home south of Lar
son, returning Sunday. 81
4 The M didway school Is closed for
u while on account of the Spanish.
Flu, but no cases are yet reported
In this district. $s 485 "
n vi y. u and Mrs. Fred ohnson and and
Pete Paulson fromssI gnite@ visited A e
with Mrs. Lind quists Tuesaay
Gust Psterson left Tor g enmaTe g a e,
saturd az here q he Y ~ y thrssh; !
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LANsf0RD| | | | !! / ! !. man. IS. !.
[. BURNED TO. DEATH

4 Minot, N. DIV Oct. "a 4.-Julfus
Berg, a prominent young Lansford
man, burned to death in his home
which caught fire frem an Oil stove
about five o'clock Wednesday, morn
ing. Mr.. Berg had been working
In the country. He had gone to his
.home;;~ where he lived alone, some.
time during the night and no one
knew that he Was III the ruins until
more than an hour after the build
ing had been consumed, when his
5charred remains were discovered,
The deceased was unmarried. He
had resided at Lansford for a good
many years, being employed at one
time by the Dammann Implement
Co. He was a fine. young man
about thirty years of age and his
death has cast q deep. gloom over
Lansford and vicinity. 80 \ =
.17sss;t sSsf.-----w. S. S.! f. :.
Conway Burglars entered the,
Conway. bank building, and by
means of a. series of VI explosions,
forced the bank vault and the safe
which, stood within it,, and made
their escape with about; $4,000 OF
the banks :. cash.. The postoff1ce
building was also entered, and one
sack Of parcel post mail was stolen
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a Five room house FOR rent or sale
cheap; Inquire at: this office. 0tf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-17
FARMERS ATTACK HIGHER
R. R. RATES ON GRAINS

Washington. D. c., Aug. lin
creased freight rates on corn. oats. rye
and barley, granted by director gen
cral 1IcAdoO in his % percent advance
order OF June q last, were attacked
today by the National Council OF
Farmers Cooperative associations. IN
a complaint filed today with the inter
state commerce commission. asking
that the old rates be established.
Members OF the council include own
ers OF grain elevators in Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois. Iowa, Colorado, Minnesota,
Nebraska, North and South Dakota
and oklahoma
Mr.. AIcAdoo and all railroads under
federal control are named defendants
in the complaint which asserts that
the Is percent increase has resulted in
unfair trade in these grains.
The price OF these grains, It IS
pointed out, unlike wheat, is not fixed.
The farmer regulating the price at the
primary markets where Il IS possible
to DO so. The complaint urges the
commission to set the case for early
at some centrally To-
Gated point IN the grain belt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-17
Livestock Market

Chicago Livestock. Close.
Chicago. III. Aug 7--Hogs-Receipts.
$1,000. Market 5610c higher Butchers,
S19 1885, light. S1e15G 19.T5s packing.
s1I-s5 91S.S5; bulk, -S1S.10G19.sss pigs,
SITS G1S.25.
Cattie-Receipts. 5000. Market steady.
compared with last weeks average, me
dium and coed and best western. S0cD
81 lower Western S1T1-50 lower
Butcher stock. steady; Gamers and cut
ters, 15T25c higher. Stockers and feed
ers. steady to Csc higher; calves, p @ SOC
higher.
sheep-Rsceipts. sooo. Market steady
compared with a week ago Top lambs.
Is @ sec higher; feeders, 10T25c higher
Fat sheep and yezrlings. weak 10 CSC
lower feeding and fattenlnE. 75c low7r-
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas City. No, Aug. 17.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 500 Market strong Bulk. $3.50
61ss heavy. s1s-5D919s light, s1SG19;
pigs, $685. Oils.
Cattle-Receipts. 900. Market steady.
Steers. s1gG1S.e5. westerns. S10G15; cows.
S6-25 O. Il: heifers. $3.50 g 1870; feeders. IS
Go calves. s6G1S-50.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 Market steady
Lambs. S16T1S-25. yearllnEs. ST q 1850.
wethers. S10G1A75. ewes. S9014
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver Colo, Aug. 17.-Hogs-Receipts
none. Market unchanged
Cattle-Recelpts. 100 Market steady.
Beef steers. ss6Is. cows and heifers- 81
G10- stockers and feeders, s7-50G11;
sheep-Rseeipts. ss0o. Market steady.
Lambs, 17%17-75-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-17
Legal Notices.


The State Of Texas.
County Of Fl Paso.
To the Sheriff or Any Cor stable Of e
Paso Comfy. Greeting
You are hereby commanded to summon
the unknown stockholders Of san Eliza-io-
Fabcns Canal & Land Company. a defunct
corporation the rnlrf own stockholders OF
The Island Canal & Land Company. a de-
funct corporation; ths unknown stockhcld-
ers Of The Rio Grande Land & Irriga-
ton Company. q defuuct corporation and
also Emile T. Weber, Consuello Weber,
Max Roman Derby Weber. Canu.o Esca-
ieda. Carlos Escajeda. Sophia Esca1eda
and Esther Escaieda. BY making publca-
ton OF this citation cree IN each week for
four successive weeks previous 70 the re-
turn day hereot. In some newspaper OF
general circulation published in the Eng
lish language in your county, 10 appear at
the next regular term OF the 4lst Dis
trict Court OF Fl Pas0 County 70 be hol-
den at 'he courthouse thereof. IN the City
OF FL Peso. Texas. on TIE 1st Monday IN
September, 1s18,-the same being the End
day OF September. 1915, then and there
TO answer q petition filed IN said
court on the 3rd day OF AuEuIt, 1918.
in a suit numbered on the docket Of said
court no. 16z54. wherein Lee Moor IS
plaintiff and the unknown stockholders OF
san Elizario-Fabens Canal & Land Com
pauy. defurct corporation, the unknown
stockholders OF The Island Canal G Land
Company. a defunCt corporation. the IN
known stockholders q The Rio Grands
corporation, ard Emile Weber. Cousuello
Weber. Max Ramon Derby Weber. George
c. Sauer, guardian OF the estate OF Con
suello Weber. CanutO Esca1eda. Carlos
Escaj eda. Sophia Escajeda and Esther Is
caieda, are defendants- and said petition
alleging that on or about the LIST day Of
January, 1915, plaintiff was lawfully
seized and possessed Of the following de-
scribed land and premises in said e Paso
County. Texas. holding and claiming the
same in fee simple. towit; Al OF survey
No s. on what IS known as The Island
IN the san Elizario Grant, AMI that on
the day and date aforesaid. the defend
ants, and each OF them, jointly and
severally rnlawfully entered upon said
and unlaWfully withhold from him the
possession thereof 70 his damage IN the
sum OF S250-o0, and that the reasonable
annual rental value OF said land and
premises IS s256-e5. and plaintiff prays
that citation issue 70 the several defend
ants. and that guardians ad item be ap-
pointed TO represent the minor defend
ants and that plaintiff have judgment
gainst the defendants for the title and
possession OF the above described real
property and for his rents. damages and
costs OF suit, and for general and spe-
ciaI relief:
Herein fau not: but have you before
said court. at its aforesaid next regular
term, this writ. with your return thereon
showing how you have executed The
same.
Given under ny hand and seal OF said
court at office in the City Of Fl Paso,
Texas, this ard day OF August. 1918.
c. " MCKINNEY.
clerk Of the District Court Of Fl Paso
County Texas
BY Z. II. lIONTES. Deputy.
The foregoing Citation was issued b.
ne on the srd dav OF August 1915.
c NJ Nc KINNEY,
CLERK Of the District Court, FL Paso
County. Texas.
Seal BY Z " Monies, Deputy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-17
BONDS
RULE WALL ST.
Exchange Has a Dull Day;
Reaction Is General
Under Pressure.

New YORK " " August IL
Further accumulation Of Liberty 80 per-
cent bonds at the new high record OF
10g.50, was the most interesting feature
of today's dull session OF the stock ex-
change.
kaIls and irdustrials reacted under. pres
sure. the reversal extending from irac-
tons in steels and equipments, 70 =
points Tor Canadian Pacific Marine. pre-
ferred. was again il demand General
Motors registered an extreme gain OF = =
points. American Telephone gained over
a point. and other utilities were steady
10 firm The closing was Irregular
Sales apnroEimated 100000 shares
Final prices on Liberty bonds were
gas 1OO.5O- first convertible S., s4-ofi
second zs. $3.50. first convertible 4s. $3.50
second IS. $685.. third AIS, g5.52
Liberty Bonds Break Records
The weekend session on the stock eL-
change began with every indication OF a
continuance OF recent Etagnant conditions
Most leaders were unchanged from the
previous days final quotations. Canadian
Pacific proving the only marked exception
of its reaction q IL points United
States steel and Marine, preferred, gained
slight fractions, but equipments and COP
pcrs were irregular. Specialties yielded
"a the absence Of pool support, declinlnE
from ouc-half point TO a ful point
Liberty 31zs were n further demand
At the years high record OF 100.1G.
During the last hour the bonds sold Up
10 100-5o. and closed at that price
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-17
COPPER SHARES
RANCE LOWER.
Kennecott and
Chile All Sell Off; Hull
Copper Is Up.

Outside Of an advance Of two points
In General Motors. the market Saturday
sold of on an average OF a half point.
according to J. S Curtiss & Co.. Hotel
sheldon
Anaconda sold off from s51s 10 SIS g.
Shelters IS TO 7T%. Inspiration SIG 70
II. Miami 2s1z to 27E Utah SIS to
sex. Keunecott was lowe-. Chile lost
q quarter. Canadian Pacific, IN the rail
list was higher, but the others were sold
at recessions-
In the Industrial department. Mexican
Petroleum closed at 100Z after opening
at 1o1. steel ranged from III 20 110H
where & closed Baldwin was of = .
bethlehem =. Crucihle 3. Republic a
half
Big Ledge. and the curb. was very
weak. only = being bid Howe Sound
was off an eighth on the bid price Hull
Copper was up three cents. Austin ANA
zon dropped a cent on the asked price
Tom Reed was two cents lower. Verde
Extension and Combination were IN
changed.
The following quota lions furnished -
J. s Curtiss & Co. Sheldon hotel. stocks
and bonds. give the closing prices