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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-20
MISCELLANEOUS

MONEY 10 loan on Chickaaha
property. W. 9. Matthews. ib-sot
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-20

CASON & DUNCAN
SIS First National Bank Bldg. = Phone 1873.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-20
FOR SALE
FOR sALE--piano. Phone i,s, is.5t.

FOR SALE-Twelvo Rhode Island
Red hens and cock. A fine pen
for anyone entering the poultry busI-
ness. Phone iaSi i7.it.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
RETR|A[S SOUGHT
FOR TWO ITALIANS
Marked Cartridges Cause
Action in Cases Of Vanzetti
and Sacca in Bay State.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DEDHAM, Mass, November o.
Marked revolver cartridges alleged to
have been introduced into the jury
room by the jury foreman during the
trial OF Nicola Sacca and Bartolomeo
Vanzetti, convicted Of a double MUIR
der. at South Braintree, in April,
1890. were cited in supplementary
motions filed here late yesterday for
their retrial.
Judge Webster Thayer, presiding
in the Norfolk county superior court
last Saturday, reserved decision on
previous motions for a new trial for
the sub ject of radical demonstrations
chiefly in Europe and South America.
The motions filed yesterday We're sum-
ported by aff1davits of counsel who
interviewed jurors after the trial. of
the widow of the foreman of the
the trial two of the jurors have died,
including Walter Ripley. the fore
man.
Incident Not Intentional.
No intent to take. the cartridges
into the juryroom is alleged, the in
formation filed with the motions as
serting that Ripley. who owned
TeVolVeF ana cartridges similar 10
those which the prosecution said
were found on Vanzetti when he was
arrested. had carried them unwitting-
ly into the room in his vest pocket.
jeremiah J. McAnarney. counsel TO
Vanzetti. in an aff1davit filed with the
motions, said that Mr.. Ripley after
the trial, told him he had removed,
the marked cartridges from his re-
Volver to replace them with blanll
cartridges for use in starting races
at a f1reman's muster shortly before
the trial began. Ripley said, accord
Ing to McAnarney's affidavit, that he
put the loaded cartridges in his yes
pocket and forgot them until he founi
them still In his pocket after the tria
was under way.
Cartridges Were Marked.
These cartridges were marked, NJ
McAnarney said, with scratch acros
the percussion caps Of two and /
cross on the cap of the third. RIPPLE
| compared his. own cartridges during
the trial with the 'EanZetti cart
ridges and it seemed to him that
| his cartridges were trife large, ac-
| cording to McAnarney.
After Ripley's death McAnarney
| secured the cartridges and revolver
| from the foreman's widow. and they
Evening star., 1921-11-09
PLAN WINTER ACTIVITIES.
Fine Arts Committee Of Women's
Federation Arrange Talks.

Plans for winter activities were
laid at q meeting Of the COMMITTEES
on fine arts of the Federation OF
Women's Clubs yesterday.
Under the auspices of the com
mitteer 1t was arranged for q serier
Of talks at the Hadleigh on sculpture
pageantry. poetry. house and garden
and civic art.
Among those present at the meet
ing were Mrs. John w. Frizzell. Mrs
Redwood Vandergrift. Mrs. G. L
Peckham, Mrs. Sarah E. Deeds. Mrs.
E. Pitcher and Miss Lillian William
son.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
PLANS NAVIGATION TALKS.
Potomac River Squadron Will Hold
Series Of Meetings.

A series Of five meetings, to ac-
quaint local owners Of motor and
pleasure boats with information re-
gardinN operation of such craft on
the Potomac was inaugurated last
night at session under the auspices
Of the Potomac river squadron, DR..
A B. Bennett commander, at Mu-
sicians' Hall, 1905 E street.
The class this year Is the seventh
annual one held under the auspices
OF the squadron for the dissemina-
ton of data regarding river laws.
pilot laws, plotting. use OF charts ana
other necessities to navigation.
Evening star., 1921-11-09

were filed as exhibits with the mo-
tions for retriaI. ........-
One juror, according to defense
counsel's affidavits, said he saw one
or more of Ripley's Cartridges, but
did not know they were discussed by
Jurors during the trial; another
Juror saw them and said they ware
discussed by various jurors: tive
jurors were aware Of them, but never
saw them; six jurors said they knew
nothing about them.
Evening star., 1921-11-09

Spokane: ID said 10 sbe tho only CITY
In America to own q mountain. 1t is
thirty miles from the ,c4ty and 10 call
ed Mount Spokane.
Evening star., 1921-11-09

North Chile is rainless, but 1t rains
every day in part of northern Brazil
, 1921-09-16
WANT CARPENTER TO STAY
HOME, K. OF c.. GIRL SAYS

The women of France don't want Car
pentier to fight any more in the United
States, according TO Miss Carmelita
Welsh, of Springfield Ohio, last K. of C.
girl worker to return from Europe, who
arrived in New York yesterday.
French women were not as enthusiast
tic over the Dempsey Carpenter match
as American women were, she said,
because the women of France have
been trained for generations to believe
that whatever fighting their men do
should be on the battlefield, and not with
gloves in a ring. But when Carpenter
was decisively beaten the women ] met
were unanimous in believing he should
remain in Europe where he is champion.
Ibid.
, 1921-09-16
FLYING YACHT" SETS A RECORD
FOR ALTITUDE.

A new worlds latitude record for over
water flying craft was established yes
terday when the Looming monoplane,
Flying Yacht" attained a height of
49,, 500 feet in 48 minutes at Fort Wash
ington, l.. l. This flight also broke
the American record for land flying
machines with two or three passengers
The Flying Yacht" made the alti-
tude at a speed of 100 miles an hour.
Grover Looming, inventor Of the machine
was on board, and former Commander
David Mccullough, of the navy, pilot
Of the N. C. 3 in its trans Atlantic
flight, was pilot. l.. D'Orcy, of the
Aero Club Of America, recorded the in
struments.
The inventor said later the machine
could have made %, 900 feet, and the
decent was forced by the drop in temper
ature from rs degrees on starting to %
degrees at the peak of the climb. The
machine carries a 400 horsepower motor.
The NeW York American.
, 1921-09-16
'TELEGR.4 MS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

London, Sept. 12th.-Mr. Guy Wyatt,
we'll known in the West Indies and
who was always keenly interested in
West Indian affairs, died at Chelten-
ham yesterday.
Demerara, Sept, 12th.-At a meeting
of the court Of policy on 18th June last
in addition to official members only the
senlor member for Georgetown of the
elective section was present, when for
the want of a quorum Sir W. Coil ad-
JOurned the court sine die, Today the
court was again convened and again
the senior member for GEORGETOWN was
the only elective member present. His
Excellency the office" administering the
Govt. for same reason adjourned the court
sine die. remarking that he must as
sumo that the majority of the elective
section deliberately intend to take no
part in the important legislation now
pending, until the general elections are
over, This action on the part of the cleo
tive members is the result of the
GoVt's. cattle Strengthening bill down for
its reading today, which is alleged to
be against the wishes of the inhabi-
tants
Grenada, Sept. 18th. Particulars from
Carriacou Of Thursday storm just to
ndnd lnulcaIe lnal comparatively great
er damage has been caused there than
in Grenada. Over two hundred houses
have been badly damaged or entirely
destroyed including among the latter
two Government schools and the WEES
leyan church at Boyle. Fourteen sailing
vessels have been washed ashore and
those which kut to sea have not been
heard of since. No deaths and few in
1uripS Details as regards crOnS NOT
yet to hand. but corn is reported to have
suffered considerably, Martinique AMI
adjacent island, reports one vessel a-drift
, 1921-09-16

New York Herald Bureau, Washing.
ton, D. c.. August 4.-American ships
are running up big deficits. This fact
was cited today by Shipping Board off
Gals in an appeal to the International
Revenue Bureau for considerations of
regulations prohibiting liquors on Ameri-
can ships. The passenger lists of for
eign vessels operating between American
and European ports are TANNED to capac-
lty. Internal Revenue Commissioner
Blair nay ask the Department of Justice
to review its opinion interpreting the
Volstead act as prohibiting liquors of
any kind aboard American ships .-New
York Herald.
About 3 per cent of fires that occur in
the United States are due to lightning.
ibid.
Experiments to determine the velocity
, 1921-09-16
LOCAL.

The day has opened with promising
showers of rain which it is hoped will
continue.
The Creole arrived here this morning
with St. Thomas mails.
The drama screened at the theatre last
night was n that claimed the appreci-
alton of all who witnessed it. 1t may be
recommended to the movie admirers Of
F~rederiksted.
, 1921-09-16

l0FGQ n0aVlIy ana over |IOFCynOuS0S QSS-
trOyed or dlmaged.
San Antonio Texas, Sept, 13th.--The
Mayor has announced that the loss of
life resulting from the floods will not ex-
coed fifty and t~heIproperty damage will
amount to So, 900, 900
San Antonio Texas, Sept. 18th. The
recovery of more than one hundred
bodies along the San Nabriel river in
Williamson and Milan counties, mostly
Mexlcans, is announced.
Washington, Sept. th.-Belgium and
Holland probably will be invited to take
part in the Far Eastern conference, be-
cause of their Far Eastern interests.
Pekin, Sept. 13th.-China will refuse
Japan's proposals for a settlement Of the
Shantung question on the ground that
the Versailles Treaty award of Shantung
to Japan is illegal.
London, Sept. 18th The worst biz
zard for many years is raging in section
of South Africa.
Riga, Sept. 18th. The Soviet Govt.
has declared a state of war in Bessara-
bla, along the Roumanian frontier, ow-
ing to the reported mobilization Of An
tl-Bolshevi troops recruited in Rouma-
MIA.
Barbados, Sept. 15th.-H. M. S. Va
lCIIdu WHICH, lE1C pOFI ON MONDAY after
noon in search of the schooner Males
tic returned to port yesterday afternoon
and report that she had been unsuccess-
full, no trace having been found of the
missing schooner. The schooner Ed
ward 7th., which also left port on a
similar mission returned with a similar
report.
New YORK, September 18th 1921.
Flour, Blended Clears st. Lawrence brand
pr. brl. $3.50.
Meal, Kindred per 100 lbs $1.95
New Seasons Pork per brl. $500
Heavy Mess Pork per Dbl. $25.8
Sugar--Crystals maximum per 100 lbs.
SAT-
Molasses Sugar $50 test, no quotation.
Cotton, MiddHng Upland, at Liverpool
per ID. ID $4,000.
Exchange, New York and London, 60
days sight $3.79
Exchange New York and London, sight
S. .723
LONDON, September 18th. 1921
Sugar, Demerara Crystals, per cwt. AS.
-49s.
Muscavado per cwt. 32s. AIS.
German Beet $3.50 fob. no sales.
White Java sugar elf United Kingdom
24s. September shipment.
Demerara Rum, per gal. nominal.
Trinidad Cocoa, Good Middling Red per
cwt SOS, 58s. nominal.
N n z
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-14
Order Limiting Time to File Claims
within Three Months, and for

Order Limiting Time to File Claims
Within Three Months, and fOr
Hearing Thereon.
Estate of Ferdinand Eveslage, Deceased
State Of Minnesota, County Of stearns,
In the Matter of the Estate of Ferdi-
nand Eveslage, Decedent.
Letters OF administration this day
having been granted to Katharine
sEveslage and it appearing by the affi-
davit of said representative a there
are no debts of said decedent:
It is Ordered, that h time within
which all creditors Of the above named
decedent may present claims against
his estate in this Court, be, and III
same hereby is, limited to three months
from and after the date hereof; n
that
Friday, the 7th day of October, 1921,
at g o'clock a. NJ, in the Probate Court
rooms, at the Court House in the City
Of st. Cloud in said County, be, and
the same hereby is, fixed and appointed
as the time and place for hearing upon
and the examination, adjustment and
allowance of such claims as shall be
presented within the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by b
publication of this order in the Der
Nordstern',, as provided by law.
Dated July 1st, 1921.
s(SeaD J. q. M
ID 81 % Judge of Probate;
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TEACHERS, EXAMINATIONS.

The state Teachers Examinations
sBui1ding), Sank Centre, Melrose.. n
Paynesvilles on July 25, 26 n ~, as
follows: July 18th, A. NJ, 500, Enroll
ment; 8:45 Spelling, 9:15 nip,
1000 Arithmetic; F. M, 1900 Geogra.
ply, 2:45 Composition, 4:15 Reading;
July 26th, "A. NJ, 500 United States
History, 9:45 English Grammar 1890
Music; F. NJ, 100 Physiology-Hygiene,
2:45 Civics, 4:15 Drawing; July 9th, A.
M. 800 ENROLMENT, $3.50 Geometry,
1918 Physics; P. M, 100 Algebra, 2:45
Physical Geography or General History
80 W. "A. BoERGER,
81 Supt. Of Schools.
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Mn Sic Gtintnrgeher bes ct. Glo1to
nnabbGngigem Gdnlbiftrifts.

Die iabrlide Gdatluabl uirb an
|Samitag, ben Is. Sui, I'M Union
5Sdungebd,tbe abgebalten. Die Nabl-
plate uerbeu bo1r I :1tbr aben6s hs
g l1br geSiffnet iein. AAe 8arger,
Meaan11er NIB Tra1eu iber q Sabre
az, IN Der lGtabt ct. glo1tb wD51-
baft, finb erindt, fire stit11te ab5t1-
aeben. Die Gdnltuabl it cine uid5r
tige Sadle fit bie Steter5abler. Die
Gd)albebSrbe fat Die Mntpritat, II
ge1b eire1 gtenerbetra9 ffaar Sdn1l-
stpede at erbeben, baber es nottueroig
if, baf MIR %fu1ierbatiDe Mfitglieoer
er1pablt iuerben, 1tnb bah bus sdptl.
gels III eiaer ridtigen @eidaftstpet-
ie a11sgegeben mirb. Sd btu eia
&anbibat fir bic 8abl nnb erftd]e
1nn SIRE giitige 1tateritak11lg.
$. S. 9pnpb1te.
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gle qllooe.
Sageni6ie Drapiernnaen.

SS1 ben gera6linigen &Ieioert iino
n1a1lderdei il1geni0ie Drapierungen
81 ber1erfen. SIN Betradtel, 0cs
Mppigen loien 6altenpnris bieier
1elle11 fransDiifben Mbenoflei6er
benft man nntpi4furlid, ser 5hnei.
Der Der geflagelten Siegesg0tttin lei
al 11elem 2ebel nnh anr getpobnte1
8ernfstdtigfeit ertpaht. IS 1ei BE-
5iglih Dieier 9rapiernnget1 gleib
baranf Nngetpieien, bob Oft Sic er.
ndb11te @erldngeru,1g ffi9 alein bar
ouf beidrdrft, % unter idipungool.
len Ha1eelen nnb Eunifen oer fnap-
pc @of bebarrli6 ieinen Nlab Be.
banptet.
9ieie @ei9affenbeit 0eg u11tere1
Modes fornrnt in ei1en ffuir3li6 r;el
geaeigten MooeI our M~rtpenoung.
Ser &od ii ffur3, uro 6ie Nfliht Der
mooiiben gerldngerung erfiiM cine
bon Der Ii1fen Coulter ii9 ergie-
ben0e Slubrnperie. S11 bieIe1t aroe-
rem Sdlen beitebt bic ertra 26nge
IN Der Ghdrpe, Die an beibett Seiten
o6er riidtDdrts Dem 8obe11 aufIiegt.
I'm auf 0as erudbnte Mobeu al.
Enlightenment, 10 bot es Der .berr.
f4erl6en Wfooe in Mbenotoiletten aud
a1oere 3ugeitdnoniiie ge1nabt. Gum
8eiipiel tDar es 59nar5peib, unb
6as III bieaei6t Die b%ebor5ugteite
@ombination IN Harigk ut6 nidt
alein bas, bieInlcbr mar Die gertei.
lung Der Garben ga11a nerbliffeno,
inoem Die fdalf6rmig tief ousge.
f&nittene drmeIloie Gniue aus tpei.
Bem Mtlas ,1nb Der Sod aus fdipor.
5elt Mtlas beitan6. BabrliG cine
allsge5eidnete Mobe.
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9ie @elegerbeit einer 2ebeng5eit.

0 NV SN%SS *DStx 1890
gu rerfaufen.- @egen &rnnfbeit
Ices gigentii1Herg min Die 6an1ilie eth
@emifdtpnrengeiddh Derfaufen, oas
Dor SO Sabren III elmer 9rt1daH NIT
400 8epobnern, III elmer 8egenb, ge@
eignet fir Bieb5udt, @artoffelbau,
&Iee uno Climber etabliert nnrbe.
Butterfabrif be5ablte 10000 fir
|sabne in 1920, $146,0O0 tpl1roen
eingenomrnen beim N%iebperIano bon
bier l1nb IS neutrality-suspicious.
gen @nrtoffel11 ml1rben berfarl0t, nebff
benz bIieben nod mebrere Baggonla-
6ungen III lofaIe1 Nie6erlagen. Sc
milhte BeD0lferu1tg, 6ie Mebrbeit
.6euti1er MbfnnH. Cine ser lebbaf-
.teften fIeinen Drtfdaften in gan5e1
Norbmeiten, gelegen an 5taots- un6
5proponierten sgep~flaiterfen 8egen.
Cute Riirden uno fonio1ioierte 5huIe
nit boiler bier Sabre barer11ber Sod=
idule. Gin 6eutidipredenoer Wnnn
niiirooe ol1BerorbentIib gut tin, 30 oie=
ier Der ein8ige Store it, III benz
.Denth gefproden miro. Men1 irgenb
tpie ntereffien, ihreibe man iofprt
Bor402 81. CLOUD, Winn.
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Sport un0 NlItagsfofHm.

8Iuienmuiter 3599. 8odrnufter
1906. Die 8luie fommt III Z @r0-
zen fir "a, Sc, 38, 40. 40, "A uno.
46 sou Eainenueite. Sur @r0Be
SO bral,bt man 5 Daros beg So
8oM breiten Stoffes. Der Nod
fo1nnnt IN 6 @r0Ben Fit "a, 26, %,
80, 80 unb 81 3on Eainentpeite.
SIR @5roBe 90 iinb 8 ggarbs bes AZ
Bon breiten Stoffes erforoerlih,
me1n qner uno 2R Darbs, nenn
lang gei6nitten.
Cur gernrbeitung bieies MobenS
eignen iib 5port-atlas, 5ergp Gin.
men, @lngbam, @reto11ne unb Gbinb.
Gerrer iin6 5toffe beridiebfener 66ar-
ben pertpen6bar. Die 8lnfe fam
nit la1gen noer fllr5en NermeIn her-
geiteM Derben. Ser &od 1T unten
5 Doros melt.
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3617. Dieieg Mu1ter fommt III I
@r6ben fir 50. Sc, 50. 40, 40, "A
u11b 46 3oa 8rultpeite. Sir @roBe
So brouM man 6h garos oes q
Son breiten Stoffes.
@emufterter 8ercale. nit 8ato,
2dtden- ODER Galtenberaierunger in
einfaden, nbitedenoen Garber biirf-
ten fid fir oiefes Mo6en iebr gut
eig11en. Muberbem m0gen ebenfo
mirfuugsbon @ingbom, Gbambrep,
2aun, 5ateen, Mepp 1nb Bopli1t
bertDe1bet merben. Ser &od 1T I'M.
ten 3 Oaros tpeit.
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9erlDren

3miIben 2incoln, Mii11n., unb ct.
CLOUD, / ai5en3 No. 1925, nno
Elm Mooidienenge1ten nit elmer See
gorb Ma0idiene 36x4h l1n6 elmer
Monarh Noo}diene 36x4h. 2ibez
role 8elobn1lng benz rebIiden 6inber.
...Mfear @niier, 2177 ct. Mntbom
Mbenue, ct. 9aul, Minn. 2f
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@dAnerer Gdlabet.

Berlin, Is. SSuli. Gin ranb,
Ser geItern Madt ii Sen Sdiffsfperf-
ten bon Blbbm n1ro SOB in Sat1bnrg
nmSbrnh, bernrinhte eire11 Shaben
bon biieIan Milionen Mnrf. Sic Sol3-
ihuppen, nit groBen Mengen bon
Batmaterim, murben 5eritort.
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sTATE on MISUNDERSTOOD

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County of Stearns,-ss.
We, Anton Schmitt, President and
Leo j. Neutzling. Cashier OF the above
named Bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best
of our knowledge and belief.
ANTON SCHMITT, President.
/. L. J. NEUTZLING, Cashier.
Subscribed n sworn to before me
this 18th day of July, 1921.
(Seal} q. A. Schmitt,
Notary Public, Stearns County, MINI.
NY Commission expires Nov. "a. 1922.
Correct Attest SERVER BRlCh
.(Two) Directors a. M.
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reinige1 ii. 5obalb Elm neiBtpoI.
leres &leio nidt al lebr a1geid)muBt
1T, geniigt Elm Nbreiben nit eii11e111
8attebduihden uno 4ruftmebI.
8iu man basfelbe ieoob tpoIden,
io empfieblt es iid, Galieife III
I Bint fodenoem 8afier auf5ulofen
uno Dem 8aldnalier au5uleken.
Nadoenl oas aIeib iouber lit bdngt
man eg nod triefeno 5u1l1 grodnen
aut 5iebt Die garniaruung ui1o Mers
mel IN Die ridtige 5orm uno bugelt
.es bepor es gaa5 trod11et auf Der
Iinfe1 Geife
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&erl11ldt

Elm ge1pedfes 5rauensimmer gum
Berfanf bobgraoiger 8aren; 9tel<
lung I'M 5reien. @ntes embodiment.
Norel1e:: uyeorb1tern" Office.
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aofim fir f1Ianfe &c
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1891. Dieies Muiter fo1111t III Z
Gr0ben fuiir 81, SO, 338. 40, AZ, AZ
'1tt10 46 3on Gainentpeite Sir
8roBe SO bra1udt man CARDS
beg 81 Sou breifen 5toffeg.
BUR 8%eriteu11ng bieies Mooens'
eignen ii6 gricotine, 5erge, Eaffel
9int1en, gbambrep i1nb @ingbam
fer1er 8ongee unb Sbnntut1g. Sn5
l%obfarbigem 2innen nit 5outade-
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Mnsaebfieio. Ser Mod ut nHte11 2
Darps melt. 81
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Sf. GlemH 1~llarftbcridt,


~. SlSMS <aessrStUsIsSsle'
SEQ. / Bei5en $1.36.
$50. 2 8ei5en $f.31.
Goggen &c.
8erite 52c.
Safer 32c.
Ror1t 44c.
S5lar $1.31.
&leie $1.20.
5borts $1.2O.
8emublenes @orn Yl.4o.
@enlableneg Jl1tter $1.5o.
Nogger1negl 800.
Soon Wfeal $40.
Soreel'tngs $l.40.
Butter sO-s2
Ba1tter Sat Tub 5oe.
Ger 23-25.
gtele Harto11el Sl.4oISl,oo Per
sBn1del.
8neibeln 3e-5e Hflt11o.
&raitf 1rel1eS 45e Bfl1110.
yaapp Bob11e1 5e Nfl1ro.
Srnnger1 35---7Oc 0alse110.
3itro1te1 15-8G 9l1Be11o.
Bananas 14--15c Bfu1lo.
8anernenonen 5O-55c 5tmd.
tomatoes 25c Bfln6.
Msoplebol5 $11-$f2.
giidea So Big SO.
Bass So Big So.
BopIar 81 Bis So. !.
Gin, afb lno sannarae So.
Wil6er Sen $12-$14 Come.
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Amount of Reserve on Hand $19,129.01
By Law Il. :. .......... 873s.15
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-11-22
Severe Blizzard
Grips Northwest
Wire Communication Para.
lyzed and Train Service
Curtailed.

Denver, Colo, Nov. 2l.-The
northwest was in the grip of biz
zard today that paralyzed wire COM
munication, curtailed train service
and resulted in general discomfort
in the affected districts. Snow
which began late Saturday in Mon
tana, still was falling this afternoon.
All records for November SHOWS for
Is years in that state were shattered
and it appears the precipitation
would exceed IS inches.
From Montana, northern Wyom-
ing. South Dakota and Nebraska
came reports OF low temperatures
with below zero reported through
out the Yellowstone park region. 1t
still was showing at Helena, Mont,
this afternoon, with the mercury at
4 degrees below zero.
Trains were running behind sched-
ule, snow plows working furiously
to keep the drifting snow from fill
ing up railroad cuts and stopping
service
Telegraph business for the af-
fected district was suffering heavy
delay.