The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-07

T.tI WEEKLY I.MEazEeoao. valley CRY. koKM
Dr. Chas Smith, r, secretary of the board The disease
which unusual in the state has developed four farms
and in addition person has been infected Dr. Smith
was advised an investigation was begun
POSTAL COMPANY TO LOWER RATES
New York Aug 1--When control of theteegraph
systems Of the country is formally relnqushed by the
government at midnight, reduction Of 20 cent in
rates will be made Immediately the lines Of the Postal
company but the Western Union will retain the schedule
put into effect after Postmaster General Bureson took
control April Is. 4E ",a<: 80 >.a>s-
Clarence H. Mackay president of the Postal announc
ed in statement today that the rate reduction would be
made Tin accordance with its promise to the public He
qualified the by saying that expenses con-
tinued to mount charges might have to go with them
Newcomb Carlton president Of the Western ! Union 1
the December declared 1--WE cannot see
way clear to do better than doing at this tme
FIRST 1919 WHEAT is sOLDIN ST. PAUL
St. Paul. Aug. 1.-The first carload Of the Min
nesota wheat Of 1919 to reach St. Paul has just
been received by the Equity Cooperation exchange from
Hamburg Minn and brought price of ST. 70 per- bushe
which is Is cents than prices quoted for the 1919
wheat on the Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce.
The grain slightly bighted and graded No. q
The Equity exchange indicated that several carloads
of wheat from various central and southern Minnesota
points are route to the ST. Paul market
MAN WHO STARTED RIOTS ARRESTED
Chicago Aug. l.-George Stauber aged %, alleged to
have started the riots here by throwing stones at ne
today and held for trial. bonds being fixed at The
death list to IS at today when Louis Taylor
negro sllccumbed to his INJURIES
TO INVESTIGATE. HIGH COST OF LIVING
Washington Aug. 1.-The resolution of Representa-
tive Igoe ordering federal trade commission nvestga
ton of the high cost Of shoes was reported to the house
favoraby today by the committee of interstate
will be called up tomorrow in an effort to pass 1t before
the house recesses.
~" RANCHER KILLED EMPLOYER
Beach, N d. Aug. Ia sheriFs posse is searching
for E. M Taylor ranch hand alleged to have killed K
Bowen late Tuesday night 22 miles south of Beach, Bow
en- was fired upon from ambush and died shortly after
wards The shooting alleged to have been the result of
feud Of long standing Taylor is alleged to have been
member of the gang which is alleged to have stolen ana
killed three hundred of BoWens cattle this last year, The
shooting was witnessed by Mrs. Bowen
EXTREME PENALTIES TO BE CALLED FOR
Chicago Aug 1-Extreme penalties for men convict
ed for and murder in the race riots here demanded
by States Attorneys Attorney General Brundage and
States Attorney Hoyne with their stas began an nves-
tgaton today The death list stood at "a today 10 ne
groes and Is whites. :.
BANDITS ROB CARRANZISTAS
Mobery, Texas, Aug. 1.-The sheriff Of Big Bend and
Texas securing the country in search of mask
ed alleged to have robbed the paymaster of the Car
rama forces of tw entyve thousand dollars near her to-
day. Gen. Onago commanding the forces Of Preside was
speeding toward the c to pay the Carranza troops there
states that his stopped and the money TAKEN
ALLIES INTERVENE IN AUSTRIA
Vienna, July 31-Delayed) "A final decision will be
reached tomorrow at Budapest, concerning the demand
Of the allies that Belakon adbcate as leader OF the pres
ent government Emmissaries of Bellakon offer great
concessions if the Soviet government undsturbed DR.
Cunningham behalf Of the allies demands Bellakons
immediate removal No serious trouble is anticipated
STRIKE TO END AT MIDNIGHT
Nm n MahO into 9tiOn9