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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
little FEATURE
TO CURB TRADING
Volume Of Business Small and
Price Movements Confined
to Narrow Limits

New York, Aug. B0.-There was
little feature to the trading on the
Broad street curb this morning. except
the most pronounced qrietness that has
been noted since the beginning Of the
summer, business being extremely small
In volume and price movements, In
nearly all issues, confined to narrow
limits.
General Asphalt yielded from 531S
to 521a under small offerings. Some
OF the other oil stocks showed frac-
tional losses as result of selling.
There was a steady tone to Interna-
tional Petroleum, which ranged. from 35
to BAN. Tropical Oil was firm, SELL
ing at 10A.
North American Pulp showed q firm
tone, with trading at 6h. There was
little activity in International Products,
which was traded in at 20 to 10%.
United Retail Candy was unchanged
at IL, and Sweets sold at 1. Indian
Packing sold at 6h to @.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
To the Shareholders
Of
international Petroleum
Company, Limited

NOTICE is hereby given that q
company has been incorporated under
the laws of the Dominion Of Canada
under the name of international Petro::
ieum Company, Limited, herein referred
TO as the New Company, and that an
arrangement has been made whereby the
New Company will issue to the Pref
erence shareholders 6f the international
Petroleum Company, Limited, (old
Company, one Preference share OF
$500 par value fully paid up and non
assessable and one share without nomi.
nal or par value Of Its Common stock
fully paid up and non -assessable In ex-
change for each Preference share OF the
shareholders OF the Old Company tno
shares pithout nominal or par pdlue u
its Common stock fully paid up and
non .assessable IN exchange for each
Common Share OF the Old Company.
The New Company proposes to issue
1904, ,634 shares without nominal or
par value fully paid up and non assess
able of the New Company in exchange
for 1,575, 900 shares (being the whole
OF the outstanding stock), Of the Tropi-
cal Oil Company, a company incorpo. :.
rated under the laws of the State OF
Delaware and holding concessions from
the Government Of the United States OF
Colombia. The delivery to the New
Company of 900 of the outstanding
stock Of the Tropical Oil Company has
been assured and in the event OF the
whole Of such outstanding stock not
being delivered then a pro rata reduc.
tion will be made In the number OF
shares in the New Company to be eI ::
changed for the shares of the Tropical
Oil Company delivered to 1t.
Holders of Bearer Share Warrants
who surrender their warrants to ths
International Petroleum Company,
Limited New Company at 90 Church
Street, Toronto, Canada. or to tho
Farmers Loan & Trust Company, 10
% William Street, New York City, u
S. A., between the 18th September'
1920, and the 3oth September, is.o,
inclusive toili reoefoe IN eGohdnge there
for Bearer Share WarrdHts on the basis
OF t,oo shores of tho Nsp Company tor
each share of the Old Company eur.
rendered, In accordance with the terms
aforesaid.
No Warrants for rights will 10
issued and shareholders VINO fsll 70
exchange their old shares for the new
shares within the time limit and IN tns
manner aforesaid will subject tness
rights to forfeiture.
The books Of the Company WIZ %
closed from the 10th day Of septem
her, 1920, to the 80th day OF sePtem
her 1920, inclusive and no besreI
Share warrants will be split dur'ns
that period.
Holde-- Of Bearer Share Wsrrsn" was
are recommended to send thei, WEI
rants by registered mail insured az sh.rs .rs
Company is not responsible Tor S.nsts Snst
Warrants lost In transit and duplea"
Share Warrants cannot be issued
BY Order of the Board
J.R- CLARKE,
Eeorets~v.
SO Church Street, ~
rrrm.o. canGiiz- q ,s-,
s3rd august 1870
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
MoNEY.LENoING RATES

NEW YORK-Money on call, both
classes of collateral. opened today at
per cent for lending and renewing.
The tone of the time money market
continues firm, with 8 per cent bid on
Industrial loans and 8h per cent on
good mixed securities, without any
money available Bankers say there
Is nothing to indicate any easier turn 10
the time money market in the Immediate
future
Prime mercantile paper is in only
moderate inquiry in this and other east
ern centers and the out-of-toWn demand
continues spotty Nothing is being done
under per cent and on paper not
strictly gilt-edged rates are quoted up
10 SO per cent,
further moderate increase Is re-
ported in the supply of New York bank
acceptanCes but offerings cannot be de-
scribed as free in any sense. Rates are
unchanged.
LONDON--Money Is quoted at 6h
per cent. Discount rates. short bills
~, per cent; three-month bills, 6H per
cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
PoIson Needle Blamed

Budapest. Aug. 30.-Premier Teleky
is suffering from blood poisoning. The
minister of commerce, NJ. Rubinek, will
be acting premier until Count Teleky's
recovery.
There have been various rumors that
the premier is the victim Of poisoned
needles. and considerable mystery has
in the case.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool, Aug. 3O;-spot cotton was
uuiet today with prices steady on the
basis of an advance Of 93 points for
middling at 2s,4sd. Sales were 1000
Guiding 1000 bales American. Futures
were steady In the early dealings. Spot
prices were; American, middllng fair,
2ss?S; ESGa s,S pidal,i5RSE a,5SEi,, ss;i7d fully
midditrS 1864. good ordinary. isI7d
and ordinary, l6.lfd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York. Aug. 30.-The advance of
o. 10 325 refs in the Santos futures mar
ket encouraged support at the opening
Of the local coffee futures market this
morning, when first prices were. II TO
22 points net higher. Most Of the ID, de-
rrand came from brokers with wall
street and Brazilian connections,
Trading was very quiet without price
changes UP TO the end OF the first hour
private advices received here in the
trade today state that the Hamburg eX-
change had ,petittoned the goysrnment en-
ports, which would allow open importa-
tions for the first time since last Jan
uary. This is taken hero as rejecting
possible Improvement in central Euro
pean trade conditions.
(N 7 .timal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
Denies Loan Agreement With Franc.

Now York, Aug, 3O.-Dispatches from
Paris. quoting French newspapers 10
the effect that Jean Parmentier, French
financial envoy, had arranged with
American bankers for loan of Sl5O' g.
900 900, was denied by Morris Case
mace, director OF French service In the
United States. 1T Is mere newspaper
yarn. There has been no agreement
reached" said NJ CassenaVe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
Raw Sugars ouIet and UNCHANGED

New York, Aug 8O.--The market for
raw sugars remains quiet and about
unchanged There were no sales re-
cluded $4,000 bags of Cubas and 5000
bags OF Porto Ricos to the Warner Co.
s497 bags OF Argentines TO the National
Co. and 1879 bags OF Javas consigned
to the trade. In the refined market, the
American and the Warner companies
are still Withdrawn, while list prices Of
other refners are unchanged.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
Moro Gold Comma

New York. Aug. 3O-The Imperator
which sailed from Liverpool Saturday,
has $500 900 gold on board, consigned
10 Kuhn, Loeb & Co. This makes a
total OF about sal 900, 900 gold received
by this firm on the purchase of London
gold in the open market
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30

tDiscount rate corresponds with interest
rate borne by certificates pledged as collateral
with minimum OF 5 per cent In the case OF
philadelphia. Atlanta and Kansas City. and
5a per cent IN the case OF san Francisco.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
puILADELrHIA-can. G per cent :;

lime, 6 per cent; commercial paper
,hree TO six months, 6 per cent.
(Note--These are merely nominal
quotations as the legal rate OF interest
In the state OF Pennsylvania is fixed at
per cent Plus premium and commits
sion time money for thirty to ninety
days Is loan!ng at 8 to sh per cent
while commercial paper from three to
six months Is being offered at 10 S1a
per cent?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
Paris aourse Steady

the Bourse today. Three per cent
rentes were quoted at 56f zoe exchange
on London 5lf $40: 8 per cent loan,
S7f soc The dollar was quoted at l4f
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
treasury Purchases ForeIan Bonds

Washington. Aug 3o.-The Treasury,
on August 81, purchased Sl0,469,467 OF
obligations Of foreign governments
making the July total S2o.469i5O and
for the fiscal year S3l,469.4s7
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
BANK cLEARINGs

Rank clearings today compared with cor
respondlnR day last two years:
'''''''1 1920 1919 1918
PaItin're i5,TGl, 800 ...,...,., ....,.,...
Boston. 48,2as,s7l Holiday Holiday
n York 55s,475,53s ,,.,."... ....,...,.
Phla BS, $50, ,B83 ,,...,,, ..,,.,,.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

per cent. on common and l& per cent on
preferred. both payable September 80 70
stock OF record September LIZ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
BAR SILVER

Bar silver was Id lower in London
today, at 50 nd. -.,s...,.,n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. Aug. 30.-The principal
European exchanges showed a distinct
decline in the opening quotations. but
Scandinavian centers rallied. Demand
was off IN cents. francs ~ points,
lire of q point. Marks were unchanged.
Demand sterling 355A. cables $50;
franc cables 694h, checks 6.93 "a lire
cables 4.6512, checks 4.65: Belgian
cables l6.47, checks 1912; pesetas
cables 1926, checks 14,94; Stockholm
cables 20.3O, checks 20.25 ChristianIa
cables 1875, checks 1890; Copenhagen
cables l4.35 checks 1905; marks 2.O3 /;
guilder cables 32S and checks 81.
Foreign exchange rates huctuated
within a narrow range in the first hour
of trading on comparatively slight bust
ness Demand sterling was quoted at
355A. cables at 356A franc cables
694, checks 6.93; lire cables 4.6b, checks
4.64h : marks remained at 2.O3.
SATURDAYS S FINAL QUOTATIONS
Sterling Francs Lire Guilders
PeTSad PsEfss .''' ssSS99S sSsS tsss s5a5 s5?5
TopAY's OPENING QUOTATIONS
Sterling Francs Lire Gulders
Gables 49,, $50 6.S8h 465 82.l2
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
PHILADELPFIIA'S
PRESTIGE

The prestige of Philadelphia's
fresh water harbor is in the
ascendant. (
For many months traffic
which once found outlet through
other channels, has been diverted
to Philadelphia, in recognition
of the unequalled natural facili-
ties of its port. 4
THE PHILADELPHIA
NATIONAL BANK with its
worldwide banking service is
well qualified to promote the
growing prestige of Philadelphia
and her varied industries.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
Financial Briefs

The New York subtreasury lost $685.
900 to the banks on Saturday. reducing
the net cash gain since Friday to
S9I2.OOO.
Stockholders Of the National Cloak
and Suit Co ratified the increase in au-
thorlzed stock from Sl2,oOo,00o to Sl7,-
OOO, 900 and the issuance OF ten-year S
per cent convertible unsecured bonds IN
maximum of S5,00O.00O.
The average price Of twenty active
Industrial stocks declined O2l per cent
on Saturday TO $3.50, while twenty rail-
roads advanced Ola per cent 70 1888.
The American Hide and Leather Co
has issued its annual report for the year
ended June 80 which shows surplus
after federal taxes and charges. of ST.
l04,656, equivalent to $3.50 share
earned on the sl2,5+8,200 outstanding
preferred stock In the preceding year
tho company reported surplus or Ss'-
695. .oOl, or $2l.47 a share
The Alabama Great Southern reports
| for the year ended December 81, cor
| Dorate income account, net income after
| charges and taxes, of $l,246,lS0, equal
! nfter preferred dividends, TO S647 a
| share $50 par, on S7,S30,o0O common
| stock, against $1.179,425, or $5,95 a
! share, preceding year
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
Reserve Banks Discount Rates

Official rediscount rates at the twelve
Federal Reserve banks are as follows:
Treas. Lib Com'i Bkrs
rtfa Ropds paner Accent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
Philadelphia Stocks
BONDS

Met change made by comparison With last
"a le on New York Stock Exchange.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-24
Chce sve penize zp6t.

kondukter: APoseckejte, PAM,
az kara zastayf, abyste nepadla.'t
DANA: 80 nevada, ia nam liz
tolik lef pojistku . tolik pen6z jiz
lsem dala M pojistenf."
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-24
Mluvi re ~zkusenosti.

Go pokladas "a ncjobtiznSjsl
ylkon ma sy6tfg" tazal Sc ieden
inzenyr drnhtho.
Mono, he jsou ~obtlznajI W
kony ma svstf nez pres stdrjti mo
il zenn, Re jest nesetrnon. ale il
dosud o Mich ncvim.'
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-24
Kez bychom toh!e doyedIi.

Zena: Ty, muzi, by' zdc donlci
q prayil, nezaplatimc Ii rent do
nedtle, Ne mas da vyhazcti ia Mi
d. -
Muz: DO nedeleg Dne, j. 1terg
slaya! TAX to mdzeme jesfs
ctyH dny lit dpln6 bez starosti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-24


dit Sc pastf Okolo no male ~
.hylo ysechno cd nsho ro7slapane
Dobytek by stall ' kolns, liasl hy
So zimon n posel by. Dobylkaf,
ten TO vi nejlepe; Ten hleb, ally
mel dobytek, kdyz Pride vanice,
v zavatfi. Nejlcpsi Jest drobet
kfovi, IN MIN ii dobytce postoji
a kdy2 je po vsem, slunko 1aene
Ia ne swift, ono Sc ~osfese, iale
by ME a ide Sc past aneb naslon.
cha, jeatli jede VIZ se semen, TOT
Sc vi, kdyl jest seno $40 az $40
tuna, IL no 10 dobytce mnoho ne
dostane. Ovscm, kdo mi par koG
ski dobvtka. tomi Sc 10 snadno
fekne = pfistfesi n krmit = 10
nedtla ale zddnt cifry. Odkud
bychom wall maso pro celon
zem9 Amerika nelson Ccchy.
Tady dost malf farmai ma yiee
dobytlka, ncSli t'echaeh celia yes.
nice. A myslim, &c ade .isou do
bytkafi, &c pouac .icden mi do.
bytka tolik. 60 ccle Cechy. 4
proto Sc pusi tady takovim apf
sobcm dobytek psstovat. vadyr
zde ten ne.ichudsi chce maso len
zadku a jcstd 81 feknc ii
.isem TAX dobry, jake Ten druhf
a ten ma %tisice. Nh a 60 $ tim
pfedkem? V Cechach, tam ie !
ION mal.f rozdil, .ien kdyz .ie 10
maso. A tady .isou fizky cd So
az 45c libra. s uctou vsem
Frank Sfava.
y = y
OPAL, SO. OAK, 10. bfczna
1920. - Ctena redakce n ri. cite
mari "Pokroku''! Farmers Dis
patch, anglicky casopis. pfinesl
zpravn, ae Sc minnesotskv kon
gresnIk Nelson rozfndne yvia
drill. &c Dude bo.iovat, ably nasim
nmerick.lm voiinGm nebyly cd
Spoj. Statd ~vyplaceny ony pcni.
&c. kterez jim vctsina zastupcii y
zongresu chce povolit. Hedtc.
AK kanada Sc vlci svym voiinIm
zachovala. A kazdl 2 mas piece
Il, re nebyti nasich hochn, kde by
Ines byla Francie a Angliee A 60
)y Sc bylo stale S nasi starou Via
I'll, to lsme NJ pfedcm vedeli. 4
ed , kdya Sc jim Spoj. staty "a
'eJlch chrabrost otcoysky chteji
IN Svcida, p. Nelson. j.
rot tomn. Diviti sc tomu. Poole
neho y~lastnlho nahTedu nemusi.
Pan Nelson totiz Vi, Re vel
procento cesklch a moray
'kych hochi bylo v nasi americke
lrmade. A kazdy Sveida, iak il
e domyslim, jest velikym nepri-
elem mas, pon9vadz pred davnym
Assem- Il mas V nasem okresu. BY,
trlci mad Pernstynem, v dedins
menem Ujeeov, devecka kopaeem
abba tenkrat svedskeho prince.
jest tam zazden kamen n
a tom jest vytesano, kdy Sc TO
talo; a / ten kopac jest tam w
esan. Cd tech dob ma mas Mo.
avany nedrzi. A tady je to, proc
G Nelson Sc svoji ~svedstinou pro-
nam nkazal. Toto zde podayam
ako svdi divod a moi vlastnf
.omenku. Name pred volbami.
ferez pro mas lctns hodne zl,a
A tudH kazdy 2 mas, mi.
Z ttenafi, kde budes vidGt jmeno
Anderson, Peterson atd..
evoi pro takova jmena, nebof TO
. samy Sveda. Ale yolte pro pra-
eho Americana. iezto dobrl A.
lerican je albright. Zylaste
dali byl We svttove valce a III
III pomahal j nam Cechoslov1.
tm dostat Sc re jha nemeckeho.
,e2 jen 81 t6zce dobitou svobodu
We stare VAST udrzeji. lest
fanlm mas vsecb. s pfanim yse
2 dobra ma cely cteny persona!
Pokrokn' a vsem ct9nfm ctena.
i'm pref, by Sc k nam tento rok
spon trosku lepe zachoval. ne
OF pfedesly Sc k nam choval moo
lacessky. s 1ctou, jsem vas sta
" Vlnccnc Josef Mares.
~ y 4
Chce sve penize zp8t.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-24

hIoHs1LLE, NEBR., IL. brez-
1920. Ctena red. "Pokro-
ku'! Rad bych tel napsal ncko-
Xix fadkf do "Pokroku'. nebof
sam 81 velmi rad dopisy Cd kra-
jand 2 cele Ameriky pfeStu. Zvla-
ste dopisy, = jejichz obsahem sam
n~esonhlasim, man skoro nejrad6.
j, nebof Sc 2 mich DOWN. jak riiz-
ne nahlcdy kazdy 2 mas name.
8 tou starou ylasff to me ami dosf
malo ~nezaifma. A jak nekterf
krajane pc nj teskni, to mne pfi.
pomenc ami nechci to tax pfi-
rovnayat a take 81 nepfeji n6ko.
no snad u@razit, nez pfecc je to.
mn TAX. Vemte ma pffklad stado
dobytka Y pastru q kdyz iei w.
holl, TAX pfizc6te ten dobytek do
vzd~alensjsiho pastyiste, kdc Jest
dost travy, ME neil Sc .dom6 yraa.
titc, TAX ten nejhorsf brak liz je
donna. Beef a radiji DIE pastyist1
donna, nez by zistal v noyem, kde
ma dost trayy. s choyem dobyt-
ka, jak zde ma zapadE ~ pzstnje,
nemfize 10 ami jinak bgti. Kde
jest 10 ma tisfcc kusi, ably byIo
.fistfesf pro Mi, b tom nenf ami
feG Jak veIke by to pffstfesf
muscle byti9 KIDD by je eistl,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-24

SOUTH OMAHA. NEBR.. dne
10. bfezna. NazeDa redakcel
I,askav9 promi1te. Re vas obt3azu-
II dopisem. "a iehoz otist6ni Y
APokrokn' dovoluji 81 vas poza-
dati. Dopis pise moi malzelky
bratr, ktery mezi jingm sdsIuie,
he BY velice rad sem "a Mani B
Vidn6 pfiicl. Nelson vsak jisti,
ze by je pustili d mimo To costa
stala by pro jednu osobu pa 6,OO0
Korun, proto budou nuceni Vista
fl prf n tom shniIem Rakousku
Dekuje VAN pfedem liz "a Iaska
y9n ochofu, jsem Sc srdeGDgm po-
zdravem Wis
Emil Vseteeka.
Obsah p~filozeneho dopisu:
Widen. 8. 1nora 1920.
Milf sestro, sva7rfe d dEtit
FfifmTte I'd mas srdeenT pozdray
y DIX za v5s dopis. sdsIuji vim.
HI isme vSichni zdrayi, Doufam,
Ne ! d vas il to same. Psanf. '
n6mz VAN bylo oznAmeno hmrtf
nail mile maminky, jste snad oh.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-07-25

ANNOUNCE CANDIDATES.
IN BLAINE COUNTY
Special to The Daily Tribune.
Chinook. July 24.-R. v. Bottomley
and Jess L. Angstman have filed their
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-07-25

permits to legitimate traders and collect
ors and deny them to the doubtful ones.
Under the plan, members will refuse to
lend attention to solicitors unprovided
with the club credentials.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-07-25
SHOOTING Of OLSON
FOUND INTENTIONAL
by CORONER'S JURY
Important Testimony by Eye
Witness-No Motive Ascribed
for the Shooting.

Spec1al TO Inc Da1ly Tribune.
Lewistown, July 24.-At last an j! in
Olson. the cook alleged to have been
shot by John B. Ryan on July IL and
who died few days ago. The inquiry
was a limited one, County Attorney D.
McConochie desiring to merely meet the
requirement for such a proceeding ana
calling only three witnesses, DIR. Mae
DougaIl. who conducted the autopsy;
Clyde ScoveL an eye witness to the
shooting, and Edgar Harrell, taxi own
er who was engaged by Ryan to drive
him about the morning of the shooting
while Ryan was looking for his auto.
Scovel's testimony was the most I'M
portant but it wholly failed to establish
any motive whatever for the killing, and
leaving the impression that it was an ae,
cident He said he went with Ryan and
Levi Jewell to the Elk hotel early In the
morning, and Olson who was just coming
in to light his fires and start prepare
tons for breakfast, took several drinks
with Ryan and Jewell. The former
finally left, saying he would 60 and get
"Od Betsy" He went to his room and
returned in a few minutes with revol-
YER This he cooked and snapped two
or three times and the witness warned
him that the gun might go off.
While Scovel was talking with Jewell,
he saw Olson coming along toward them
,with knife in his hand This Olson
dropped on the table. just as shot from
behind was fired. The witness saw that
Olson was shot and made q rush for the
door to get doctor. AS he reached The
screen in the dining room door Ryan,
who was on the other side, covered him
with the gun. but when the witness ax-
postulated, Ryan dropped the, weapon.
The taxi driver testified that when Ryan
came out he said I've shot man. and
was driven to Tenth avenue and Pine
street, where he got out.
The Jury found that 0lson's death was
due to gunshot wound inflicted by
Ryan and that the shooting was feloni-
ous.
Ryan has not vet been anprehcnled
but it is quite generally thought that he
will shortly surrender. having been wait
ing for the inquest to be held.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-07-25
Democrats Of Hill
to Hold Conference
Special to The Daily Tribune.

EptIIuI 10 LHS DeaIy L11DUos
Havre, July 24.-Members of the De-
mocratic county central committee and
all Democrats interested have been in
vited to a meeting of the committee,
which has been set for next Wednesday
afternoon at Havre.
It is understood that the meeting is
for the purpose of taking action to COM
bat the efforts of the Nonpartisan
league to steal the party in this county.
The call is signed by E. G. Sprague,
chairman; and e. @. Carruth. member Of
the state central committee and secre-
tary Of the county organization.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-07-25
Rigid Inspection
Food Dispensaries

Helena, July 24-Rigid sanitary in
spection of every ice cream parlor. res
taurant, hotel, cafe. grocery store. meat
market and other places where food or
food products are served or offered for
sale in Montana is being carried out this
and next month by IT, NJ Shea, director
of the division Of food and drugs Of the
state board of health.
L. c. Humphrey, assistant under Mr..
Shea. is already on a trip from Chinook
east to the North Dakota line and will
also make the outlying communities. Dur
ing the. latter part Of the week Mr.. Shea
will start over the towns on the Northern
Pacific and Milwaukee east Of Billings to
the state line.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-07-25
Valuation of Carbon
County Is $23, 1875, 253
Snecial RI The Daily Tribune

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Red Lodge, July 24.-Carbon county
is worth 500. 195. 253 not including prop
critics owned by the railway, telegraph
and telephone companies The properties
not included are estimated at 100000
which brings the total valuation up 70
more than S2S,0O0,000. or $1,0O0,00O
more than the assessment Of Last year.
The county commissioners are expect
ed to raise the valuation on county prop
erty at least 100000. according to the
assessor The valuation is divided as
follows: Livestock, $3.50 ,465; personal
property other than livestock. S4.363,-
$50; real estate and improvements on
the same 1862 1871 Livestock fell off
about 100000 because Of last years
drouth.
Property in the city of Red Lodge is
valued at Sc, 53S, 775. not including rail-
way. telephone and telegraph properties:
Fromberg is estimated at S376,375 and
Bearcreek at $4,000