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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-24
WHITE BL|STERS
ON BABYS FACE
And Body, Skin Swollen
And Red. CutiCura Heals,
When baby was two weeks old
he had someth.nr Ike heat on his

face and little white bis
tiers broke out. The erup-
ton spread over his body
and limbs. The skin be
came swollen and red and
his clothing seemed to
irr;tate. He became very
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-24
HOW NUXATED IRON HELPS MAKE
RICH RED BLOOD
Stcadies the Nerves.. Puts
Strength Into the Muscles--and
Keeps the Body Active and
Tingling With Energy.

Whether you realize it or n
you are tested in the scales
life every day--and 1t is tn
iron in your blood that tips
the beam up or down. If you
weigh around $50 pounds
YOU probably have about II
pounds of blood. But what
kind of blood? Is it pure,
strong and full of red cor
puscles, vibrant with
iron? Or is it pale, weak |
and colorless? Your
blood should contain be-
tween A and 5 pounds
Of red blood iron-Con-
[ a i II ing corpusclCS
busiIy hull d ing
health, strength and 4 a.
energy for you. W
But YOU cannot have n
t his life giving, Y
stamina supplying
force within you If
your blood lacks
iron. When the iron
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-24

and surprised patients at the rapidity
with which the weakness and general
debility was replaced by renewed feel
ing of strength and vitality. l took
Nuxated Iron myself to build me up
after a serious case Of nervous exhaus-
ton. The effects We're apparent after
few days and within three weeks IL
had virtually revitalized my whole sys-
tenn and put me in a superb physical
condition"
Manufacturers Note: Nuxated Iron, which IA
prescribed and recommended above by physicians
Is not secret remedy. but one which il well
known to druggists everywhere Unlike the Older
Inorganic non products. Ii IS easily assimilated
does not inilre the teeth. make them black nor
upset the stomach The manufacturers guarantee
successful and entirely satisfactory results to ayerv
purchaser or they will refund your money 1t il
dispensed y Memphis by Weiss Pharmacy. g. II.
Battiet and all 0thef druggists.
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ASSN
Jones Shuts out st. Paul.

Indianapolis, sug. John Paul
Jones allowed St. Paul only two hits
gtcdax. and Indianapolis easily blank
ed the leaders 9 to O. The locals
he'd no trouble in solving Griner's Of
4ferfnes and piled IN seven runs be-
Tore he was relieved by a pinch hit
ter.
r. H. E.
ST. Paul $50. 900 900 1000 Q 5
indianapolis oO1 024 02x-s IS
Grtner, Browne and Hargrave;
Jones and Henline. ~
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Proceedings Of Board Of
Equalization Of Grand
Forks County, North Da-
kota.
Grand Forks, N. D., July sth. 1870

q Forks, N. D.. July 9Th. 1920
In accordance with Section siss Of 81 the he
e. L; OF 1913 and laws alnendatory there
met as q Board of Equalization in regu-
Present: Chairman HIATT, COMMITS
'sioners Holden. Poupore. Udenby and
The abstract Of assessment not being
July 18th. 1920. at 2 O'Clock P. NJ.
'u ] o. s1 ! 19 = y.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
,,d rssssht Ao,G Gn.irppsny HIATT; Gommi.;
The abstract Of assessment not being
completed the Board adjourned until
July sth. 1880,
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
Present: Chairman HIATT. Commits
%.sioners Holden. Udcnby and Trageton;
absent. Commissioner Poupore.
The returns of assessors not being
eG% ! 2. Ne r.. july Hisrs Stu sd 1sse' until 2
July o! sas; 1' e \.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
Present: Chairman HIATT, Commits
sioners Holden, Poupore, UdenbN and
Trageton.
The assessors returns not being com
plete the Board adjourned until 2 o'cloc
P. M, July 10th. 1920.
July 10th. 1920,
. o'clock P. M.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present: Chairman HIATT. Commits
%sioners Holden. Poupore, udenby and
Ira geton. $tg44 oE
On motion the Board proceeded to
on the returns as shown by the. several
banks statements as returned BY the as
SCISSORS:
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CHICAGO
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Ill, Aug. S2.7sharp new
advances in tlhep rice of wheat took
place today owing moressor less to
surrlises that Europeans4fWar compn-5
cations might bring ABOUT ENLARGED
demand for food supplliteAsSfro Tie
United statesA speculatiys .tEAdescon-
was materially in excess What It
was a few daysAago. ECn8the@other
hand. hedging business wlsS relative
ly light. Opening prices, whichsrang-
ed from 2 to Z cents higher, with
December 2.17 to 2.20 and March
PIT to 2.22, 9 followed BY mod
crate further gains and then some
thing of a reaction. 7ag
Corn moved up with wheat andgas
q result of continued dry weather.
After opening SIS tot21-4 cents high
err, with September 1888 ga to 1.39
and December 1.23'l- Il to h.25, the
market scored a slight further ad-
vance. Oats were governed by the
ascent Of other grain, starting 3s8 to
3-4 cent higher. September 69S7-8 t.
10 cents and remaining firm.
ProvisonsN reflected the strength
not plentiful.
Subsequently. persistent buying on
the part OF leading commission houses
led to further upturns. The close
was strong, 2 7-8 to 45-8 cents net
higher, with September 1.42 to 1.42
i1-S and December 1.25 3-4 to 1.26.
In later dealings, the market show
ed extraordinary strength. Increased
estimates of French and Italian inn
port requirements counted in favor
Of the bulls. and so. too, did news
of urgent inquiry for wheat by tho
British, royal commission. The close
was nervous, is 1-2 to II 1-2 cents
net higher, with December .2.29 and
March 2.82 1-2: La. G
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Northwood Twp. reduced i5H ~. s0.o6
Walie TWP reduced rs g ~. 1899. u 64.44
S Msss,n T9ons r TS n ssssssd 3 81 3 s: ss:ss
Twp. reduced II sb ..., $3.50
Rentru Twp. reduced lo% .s. 57!s7
Giiby Twp. educeds - sol
asRinocx Twp.. rsduced i5% 1855
81 2nAs U1ass.
strsbane Twp. reduced 1886 ~. ssi:4s 8
Aryilia Twp. reduced 1915 -. 81. 1895
Chester Twp. reduced 1915 1885,
Elm Grove TWP. reduced SIS 500
Sssss nv Ri.r sea TWes. 4ssssed io% ZEE
Agnes Twp, reduced "a .$4s.37
R R!sss9f nv Tap.. '1sssesd H. =. t ts.ss
wheatneid Twp. reduced lo%. .. $3.50
Loretta Twp, sducsd SIS $3.50
Allendale Twp. reduced SO .S41.72
Lind Twp, reduced IN 80. 1852
Logan Center TwP. reduced 1oR. $50
n moion rn Twp 4et ssaac 81 - IL,
Elkmount TWP reduced $780,. 1855
.?% Sch Class.
rerrv rrn. ,,av,sa . Ays,s s;s
Lakevflle Twp, reduced 10%..... 37.78
Turtle River Twp. reduced S%... 37.76
Michigan Twp, reduced SEQ 1926
Niagara Twp, reduced $50 !. 1918
Plymouth Twp: reduced 7%... 1888
Average.
Fairfield Twp. no change. .S2s.79
Leyant Twp, increased 411b...... g. 90
Oakville 'Twp.. reduced 1oSSS...... 1880
Rye Twp. reduced 1oegg ........ 1914
Average. d
Farm Lands in Cities. I. $500 per A.
All members present voting ""Yes."
On motion h Board adjourned until
July 18th, 1920, 3 o'clock A. M
July 18TH 1920,
Mtsi sa 9 o'clock AZ M.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present: Chairman HIATT. Commits
s.omsss Holder and ud.ne N, absent
On motion the Board proceeded to
equalize town n city lots. based on the
returns Of the several assessors and as
equalized by the Town, City and Village
Boards of Review. and adjusted the same
aq fC1lOwS. viz. 5tFJ54 Ea rfl+ ra@r4Er ..#t .EH
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Village of Orr. in Agnes
Twp. reduced 20% 1893 $4,000
Village of Arvilla.. in Arvilla
Twp, increased G30%......5s 11.57s.0o
Village Of Keinpton, in Avon
Twp. no change y. ....... $4,000
Village Of Emerald, in Ches-
ter Twp. no hanse.. 10000
T fSas redueed so%:..o.. s.s52.oo
Village Of Marvel, TN Ferry
Twp, reduced 11% ....... $4,000
Village of Gilby and Honey
<ford. I'm Gilby Twp. 70
village Of Mierr,neld, in
change ,... 'A 100000
YOUNGSTOWN Twp, no
vi i ! Of Mekinock and
Blooming in Mekinock
Twp, no change .......:., $4,000.
Village of Ojata. in a
viiiase eo{ Thompson. in
A1lendale and Vale TWP,
Niasas saAnv Increased $500
1876 :......t.. $50. 25.S7b.0e
Reynolds City, no change. 80. 14,78o.o0
Inkster City no. change. 54,92h.00
Northwood. City. mo change. 106.250.e0
Larimore City. no change. 173.206. 90
Grand Forks City, no change 2.346.S5Q.00'
All members present voted yes
On motion the Board proceeded to
Town and city lots used as Homes and
Leased Residences, based n the re-
turns of the several assessors and as
Boards OF Review, and made no changes
from the returns. All members present
On motion the Board adjourned until
2 O'Clock E.. M.
The Boar met pursuant to adjourn
Present; Chairman HIATT. commits
absent. Commissioners Poupore,
E On motion the Board proceeded to
squalise Personal property. and on mo
Traxeton. the County Auditor was sn:
!inS ~ percentage the following classes.
ssssors and as squalised BY tbs Town.
scfsysan yivage boards OF Review. 50
g e confront With the averageshxe BY
the Board viz:
Average.
class under one year old $4,000.
EClass Bone q old and Under
n.ss IA y.sis I'D and i i -
CAS- :. shre. ye.r, sd md ovsf ss.ss.
Glass Eessfailions 80. 10000
a8 Average.
n Sias$S Each,
Gas B, 5ns syssrs ia Tia 1inder ls'0S
sid saaa.r
nLee yfsa Nssy ,gSsS 4eroo
60 e'ss:H ss.if as sstfis ID. ,'s|
csasswIs
9hssp a sxsry ~ }iSsse.
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CsavAsh's Two Dagger Features.
Philadelphia, Aug. Manager
.Crayath'a two Dagger featured today,s
ninth inning Philadelphia rally, which
fell short. Chicago winning Alto 2.
r. H. e.
Chicago 10 1o1a o1o-4 10 :
Philadelphia ). 100 900 oo1-2 9 1
Tyler and Killefer- Smith, Causey
and Wheat.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, Aug. 3.-Prioes 1T noon
today were: 3 1-2's 91.oo: first As
$40; second As $40; first 4 1-4.s
1856; second 4 LIS 1854; third 4
LAS 1855; fourth 4 las $500; Vic
tory 8 3-4s 1856; Victory 4 3-4's
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III KET EWSl
NEW YORK.
SHOCKS

New York. Aug. 3.---As break Iour
cents in sterling. due TO the unsettle0
Polish situation. together with rum-
.ors Of new financing and poor earn
ings Of various industrial orporasaonhs s
tempted additional short selling IN the
stock market this morning. = mar
ket, however, showed plain evidence, OF
being oversold, and when support ap-
.beared for certain stocks, prizes rai1ed
briskly. The rebound carried the lead
up one to four points with marked
strength in certain Of the steels, equipyv
ments, oil, motors and railroads. me
inquiry for the standard railroad
shares impaired q stimulating 1nnu-
enc but general buying was rather
cautious because OF the sensitiveness
Of some Of the speculative industrtals
and the unfayorable credit condition.
United States Steel duplicated yester-
days low figure Of IS SIS. U re-
bounded to ncar 81. Baldwin n m
vestment oil stocka44 also displayed
pronounced strength.
Yesterdays losses were partly re-
trieved in = number Of cases At the
opening Of today's stock market Unit
ed States Steel. Reading. American
International and Baldwin displayed
temporary strengthNbut the entire list
soon weakened when bullish traders
found they could not advance prices
without getting q liberal supply Of
stocka Particular weakness was not
ed among the Independent steels. es-
pecially Bethlehem and Republic.
Railroads moved in a confused faah-
ion with Northern Pacific and some
Of the low priced shares losing ground.
The market was again upset by &C
tive selling of Bethlehem. Baldwin
and Corn Products. which fell : LIZ
to 5 points. Denials by President Grace
of the Bethlehem Steel corporation
that any new financing was contem-
plated caused a rally in that stock. but
the list elsewhere continued to be sub
jected to spasmodic selling.
PRODUCE
New York, Aug. 3.-Butter unset
tied; receipts 15.1sa: creamery higher
than extras 81 1-4955 L.: creamery
extras, 80 score. s4@s4 la; firsts IS
to 81 score, 51@S3 L.
Eggs irregular; receipts le.c12.
Fresh gathered extra firsts sl@52:
flrsts 1850.
Cheese steady; receipts 1854. state
whole milk hats current make white
and colored specials "a LEO %: aver
6 run IS 1-2@26 Ia: state whcke
milk twins, current make SpecialA &c
1-2@27 Ia; ditto average run s56 IS.
Live poultry firm; brofiers by
freight, 4s; by express 44@52: other
prices unchanged.
Dressed steady; broflers fresh, SOC
Sc; turkeys frozen 5s@63.
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S
AMERICAN LEAGUE !
Indians win From w.shinrton.

nCAn1AA0Ssu IN ffOm washington.
Cleveland, Aug. 2.-Cleveland won
TN Washington today. Q to o. Cove
leskie pitched effectively, while Court
.ney's only lapse wss in the eighth.
Washington 900 900 900 s o
Cleveland 900 900 o7x-2 S o
Courtney and Charity; coveleskie
AID O'Neill.
BABE Pcrasts-3sth.
Chicago. Aug. 2.-"Rabe'' Ruth
cracked out his 38th home u OF the
season before a crowd Of 10000, and
New York shut out Chicago TODAY. !
to o. It was the third circuit drive
the home run champion had hit off.
Williams, whose wi!dness helped the
Yankees.
New York Nv. 2o2 2o1 ooo-7 ii o
Chicago .s.... 900 600 1000 9 Q
Quinn and Ruel; Williams, wilkin-
son and SchAik, Lynn. ~
Auto City Wins Double Header.
Detroit. Aug. 2.-Detroit won both
games Of a double header with Bos-
ton today, S to 2 and 2 to 1. In the
first game J. Bush was hit hard and
the Tigers piled up an early lead. The
second was a tight pitching contest
F~iagstead's double in the ninth
brought in the winning run for the
Tigers. .
First game
r. H. E..
Bostonr....... 900 Io1 600 Z i
Detroit $3.50. 500 900 00x-5 10 0
j.. Bush. Karr, Fortune and Walters:
Oldham and Mannion.
Second game s
r.. u. 3.
Boston ....h.,. 900 900 O0l-1 z o
Detroit $500, 900 900. oo2-2 I i
HARPER and schang; Dauss and
ST. Louis Rally Wins Game.
st. Louis, Aug. 2.-St. Louis rallied
IN the eighth. scored six runs and de-
feated Philadelphia, 10 to g.. today.
The visitors batted Sothoron from the
box in the seventh and the locals
knocked Perry off the mound in the
eighth.
Philadelphia 100 1o1 s2o-s 81 i
st. Louis $50. 012 001 06x-10 1s o
Perry. Naylor. and Perkins: Sother-
on. Burwell, Shocker and Severeid,
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III used herewith !. ~. .S.s s44S: 140Qsoo
8! n %ss,ss B..' ss.; sS ss,ss Ca q.
saualizes HdaseholdSG osds snd FuTnish-5
nss. Glass aNcsaIs, bassd sotfHEsths rstn.rnss
~ q ths .evsrai ssssssors atdlAs eana!issd
Review. NC adjusted Ire same al fol-
Agnes Twp. increased 4ox. i. ! ii. 10000
A Aps, ! sr~wP..al 81 ) = as:iSs.Ss
Arvtlla.Ss 3 nd chang $50. IL, $4,000
Avon Twp, ii D change. M. 11,3s0.O0
Bentru p..sfncreasedF1p 20 49, $4,000
Blooming TWP. incrSased aSO% 10.16aay10
Brenna TWP increased$ 1909 $4,000.
Chester Twp. reduced z0qs Il. X. 204. 40
Hkmount TWP. increased S.
Elm, Grove Twpasreduced 40 I is.4os.eo
Fairfield Twp., increSeeed5l 1905 $4,000
Falconer Twp.,saincreased o I, 5000
Ferry Twps reduced 16Gb 49, & 3o.6S4.00
Grace Twp.. reduced o Z. ]. 1d5,368.OG
Grand Forks Twp..3no chAnse. 20,01s .00
Gflby Twp increased o % * z0.160.00!
ilegton4 WI NO change. rs. :. l0,,420.0n
Johnstowp Twp.. no chanEes: $4,000
EaniYnrs T rwp., increased hnsrssss 3 e s siso.S 9
Lind TWP. incteAsed!{2O% .S....ss& S.876.00
Levant Twp, increased420ge q X. Sa2;s393,00
Logan Center Twp. %noychange l2,080.00 DO
Loretta Twp; Increased 100. l4.0i4 400
.Mekinock Twp., no change. 15,ss5:oo
Moraine Twp, reduced910eb Ills 90
Niagara Twp. reduced 1915 /. 100000
o: III W: J ssssss 1886: :,,sss:.ssss
s. 'S ss IS. s s. S., :;si s; y ' ':;:: :::!:::
Ta5sss River Twp, -ineTesssS :
% Te'Ss T FvR,, y !ss ssssss. -. = 1855
Washington Twp. Increased
wheatheid rwp. no change. s..ssc.oo
Niagara Villages.sno change. 11,s44.0e
Reynolds City, no change. !. IL. $500
lnkster Cttyl.no change. 26,e35.00
Northwood City. no change. 5s.475.o0
Grand Forks City. no change. s13.7s0.oo
All members present votels 'styes."
On motion the County Auditor was
authorized to increase or decrease by
percentages the ,asAessm ents of the
several elevators by taxing districts.
assessors and as equaltzed by the
Town, City and Village Boards of
Review, so as to make the assess
ments comply with the Instructions of
the State Tax Commissioner, to-Wit:
$4,000 per one Thousand bushels ca
yves"
On motion the Board adjourned I'M
til July Nth, 1920. 9 O'Clock "A. M.
July 18th, 1920,
a &ss 8 O'Clock. "A. M.
The Board met pursuant to ad-
jourLment.
Present: Chairman HIATT, Colamis-
stoners Holden Udenby and Trageton;
Absent: Commissioned Poupore.
On motion. the Board proceeded to
equalize Goods and Merchandise, Item
No. 19, based on the returns of the
of Review, and adjusted the same as
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Winntnr Run Waa seal.

~loutsviIle, Aug. 2.-MilWaukee de-
feated Louisville 3 to 1. Northrop and
lineup engaging in a pitchers duel.
Milwaukee made its winning run
when Mostil stole home.
Milwaukee oo2 900 900 I !
Louisville ~. 900 100 o0o-1 4 1
Northrop and CASTOR; Lineup and
Meyer.
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X. 9. Runs Up Score OF IA.
Columbus, Aug. 2.-Kansas City
won today's game IA to 4 by hitting
both Lyons and Mulrenan hard. 4
kansas city oo2 2o4. 24o-14 Is 8
Columbus 81. 900 EOS OIL II s
Ames and Brock; Lyons. MulrenaA
and Hartley.
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Village of Orr. in Agnes
Twp. no change .........$ 1,s45.0 0
Village Of Thompson. in
Allendale and Vale.
Twps., no change .... 11.10O:00
Village of Arvilla, in Arvilla
Twp, increased 1O%..... 7,89S.00
Village of Kempton, in Avon f95 w
TWP, reduced 40%..... 3,SS0.O0
Village OF Emerado, in Ches-a
ter TWP, increased 20%.. 9,906.0 90
Village Of McCanna. in Elm
2o% ..::;....:..... 2.l12.oo
Twip.. no change.......l... $4,000
Village Of Gilby, In Gilby
Twp, reduced 20%: - vii
'lage Of Honeyford IN
y, Giley a If N. TsHSSea1 FL ~. $3.50. $4,000
Park view Addition. Uni.
versity Place in Grand
Forks Twp, Increased ~
Village q Johnstown, in
vi fnanxe 81 :1lii Blooming and $500
T Ts1.no increased 4sa.I. $4,000
vile Twp. no Change. $4,000
Turtle River Twp, 10 -
asara Twp. increased sea- 1s.s4s.oo
Reynolds City, increased
1nSster CITY, no chaage.... $4,000
Northwood City. no change: 127rA40,eO
Larfmore City, increased .,.
Grand Forks c.ity:no change s.7i4.s2o.oo
All members present voted Yes" .
On motion the Board adjourned until
2 O'clock p. M.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. S -..l
Present: Chairman HIATT, Commits
sioners Holden. Udenby and TraEeton;
absent. Commissioner Poupore.
On motion the Board proceeded to ex-
anime the assessments Of Buildings on
City Hnd Town lots, used for business
on motion the Board adjourned until
9 o'clock A. NJ, July 18th 1920.
July 18th. 1890,
q o'clock A M.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment
Present: Chairman HIATT. Commits
~sioners Holden. .Udenby and T%rageton;
absent, Commissioner Poupore.
On motion the Boaed proceeded to
equalize structures and improvements on
Town and City lots used for business
purposes, based on the returns Of the
several assessors and as equaliZed by the
Town, City and Village Boards Of Re-
view, and adjusted the same as follows.
viz. tf9 tg E HG Y .Hez& eU
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CLUB STANDINGS.
League.

Games Yesterday.
st. Louis a; Brooklyn. i.
Cincinnati Q: New York s.
Pittsburgh 8; Boston @.
Chicago 4; Philadelphia 2.
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LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Aug. 3.-Cattle receipts,
1900; very slow on all butcher
steers; early top, SIPS; bulk choice.
$16.25@ 1915; grassy cattle mostly
$1,000 1850; good cows steady;
other she stock weak; bulk, $500
1925; Gamers. $4.00@4.25; butcher
7.25; calves opened strong; stockers
slow.
Hog receipts. $4,000; active steady
to rs cents lower; light off least: top.
$3.50; bulk light and butchers. $14.80
% 1900; bulk packing sowa $13.50@,
1875; pigs strong to higher.
Sheep receipts, 1900; sheep and
best native lambs steady; other lambs
slow to lower; top native, $14.50; bulk,
$4,000 laps; native ewes. sales rang
ing lower; fat native ewes, $500.
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ErrorD Hefp SmOkey CITY.

EFroB Help Smokey City.
Boston, Aug. ERRORS in the sew
enth helped Pittsburgh to score two
uns and enabled the visitors 10 de-
Sfsats Boston 3 to 2 today. A rally
b NINTH by Boston was cut short
$Y'.S R. 4. E.
Pittsburgh ~. 900 100 2oo-3 s o
sBoSton ... 900 200 00o-2 Z )
adams. Carlson and Haeffner;
%~Oescheger, Scott and O'Neill.
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I Ns-.stE1L H#Ttah G.#H rEr5frN4H. y d.
Villages Of Orr and Pilot,
in Agnes twp, no change $4,000. 90
Village of Arvilla, in Ar
villa twp. no change. 4s,1o7.oo
Village of Kempton. in Az
on twp, increased 209o.. 40,0s0.0o
tru twp, increased 2oR s,sBs.oo
ing twp. no change l.. 100000
Village Of Emerado,,s in
$50 ................. 4s,4ss.oo
Shawnee, in Elm Grove
twp, increased 40% A.n 1S,662.00
Falconer twp, no change. 100000
Village Of Marvel, in Fer
~ twp, increased $685.. 30,s60.0 90
Village Of Merriheld, In
change s,4eo.eo.
ford, in Gifby twps no
change ~. ~. AZ. ". Y. 66,541.00
Village Of Johnstown, In
Johnstown twp, no \
villages of MeKinock and '0'
Blooming. in Mekinock
twp, reduced $50 -. 30,44S.0o
Village Of Ojata, in Oak
vile twp. reduced So. 100000
Village of Holmes. in=yUn- Il
ton twp. reduced SEQ $4,000
Village of Thompson, in
Allendale an Vale
twps., reduced 1870 ...g.V S ,984.0O
|Inkster City, increased 1870 100000.
Northwood City, increased
1920 ..s.-. 4. .E5.ES 167,136.Oo
Larimore City. reduced 10
% .::........ y %244,15s.oo
REYNOLDS City, increased
,20Ro ......... i. ...i 3s,s22.00
Grand Forks CITY, no
change ..@2.1s1, $500
Niagara Village, reduced
1870 ................, 47.3s4.oo
All members present voted Eyes"
No other changes were made in any
other Items or classes of personal
property in the County. as returned by
the several assessors sandxa as equal
lied by the various Board Of Re-
view.
On motion the Board adjourned.
ggst r. e. HIATT.
BAY Chairman
Attest: a.
Hans Anderson.
County Auditor.
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J ~ gSs.s PRODUCE. esgts4N$H 80
Chicago, Aug. Butter lower;
receipts. 1876 tubs; creamery ex-
tras, So; firsts. 47@51; seconds, 42@-
46: standards, So 1-2.
Cheese unsettled; twins, 24@24 Ia:
Americas. Is 1-2@26; daisies, "a 1-2
rs 1-2@26.
Eggs unchanged: receipts 11.o1s
cases. Poultry alive higher; fowls SEC;
broilers 39@A2.
CHICAGO CASH SALES.
Chicago, Aug. 3.-Wheat. No. 2 red
1929: No. 2 hard $2.31 1870 2.33
IL. Corn, No. 2 mixed, s1.44@1.44
IL: No. 2 yellow. $1.44@1.A5 IL.
Oats, No. 2 white, rs 1907; No.
3 white H@75r1-2.
2 Rye, No. 2, SLIT 1-2@1.79.
Barley 93@1.08.
Timothy seed s%s.6o@11.oo. Glover
seed $500 a $500
Pork nominal. Lard S1S.5 so. Ribs
$15.25@16.5O.
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New Fork, Aug. New York again
Sdefeated Cincinnati today S to 3, max
$tng the series two games to one in
the Giants favor Nehf pitched . fine
Sganne2holdinE the worlds champions
hve hits. The Giants hit Ruether
ffreely, Burns leading the attack with
ssssinEleA.
ii Il r. H. E.
Cincinnati -. 900 200 600 Is 3
New York 81. .001 sol O01-6 - 0
Rnsther. Fisher and Allen; Nehf
and Snyder.
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POTATOES

POTATOES.
Chicago, Aug. 3.-Potatoes irm;
receipts 20 cars: Virginia 700 q $50
barrel: Kansas and Missouri Early
ohios 3.50@3.75; California whites
4.5O.
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80. stase. uouehack.

gssss Hrobklyn Il. Ang.s AFTER losing the
ArsfSytWosRames lof the series, st. Louis
thsAtS Brooklyn today, to 4. Eleven!
shtteAAnd three eafnedsruns were made
Sp6SSAMarquard In the irst. In
sshtnks SsHornsby drove in three runs
AT Mlrquard with q triple and 2 dou-
bic and the 5one on Smith with q
SslnelSsE Brooklyn scored on Johnston.s
ssrpasssand Grilfith's triple. :e
:s#sssss 81 & r. HE.
StIaLouis I. 900 go 101--4 "A q
ssHrobkfyn .OO1 900 000--1 4 q
@Doak and Clemens; Marquard,
Smith and Miller.