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OUTH ST. PAUL.
LIVE SroCK'

South st. Paul. April gu. S.
Bureau of Markets. Cattle re-
ceipts 100. market compared with
week ago, beef steers and butcher she
stock strong to slightly higher; cam
ners and cutters and bologna bulls
strong to Csc higher; stockers and
feeders strong to Csc higher; quota
tons close: Few good choice beef
steers $7.75@S.75; common to medi-
.um beef steers $6.00@7.50; butcher
cows and heifers 4.2s@7:76 can
ners and cutters $500 ~ .76; bologna
bulls $3.5o@4.25: stockers, and feed.
ers $3.50 @7.25; calves compared with
week ago, market rs $50; higher:
bulk best lights today $3.50 @7.oo;
seconds mostly $3.60@4.5o.
Hog receipts 600; market mostly
steady; top $10.10; bulk Of better
grades $s.so@1o.1o; packing sows
Sheep receipts. 800, market today
steady; compared with week ago.. bet
ter grade lambssand light and handy
weight sheep 2sc@50c higher; culls
and common grades and heavy sheep
dull. steady to Is or more lower.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston, April "S.-Today's game
between the Giants and the Braves
will be protested to President Heyd-
Ter of the National league, Manager
Fred Mitchell, OF the Braves, an
nounced tonight. He said that in the
fifth inning with the score tied. three
to three, Smith was on third with one
out when Bancroft flied out to Cruise
in deep right field. After the catch
was made, he said, Smith scored, but,
Bancroft, after passing second on his
way to third. stopped and leisurely
caught Cruise throw on first bound.
Mitchell said that although there was
no chance Of catching Smith at the
plate, Bancroft's catch of this relay
constituted interference n Smiths
run should not have counted.
Umpires Sentelle and KLEIN said to-
night they did not see Bancroft catch
the ball.
Back TO Top.
Be IN, April 2s.-New York prof
itef' y Watson's wildness today in
tht nfth n eighth inning, beating
Boston 10 to 6. The home team was
In the lead twice and outhit the visit
ors but could not hold the champions
in the pinches. Boston made four
double plays and New York three.
Score:
New York. ooo 100 1910 10 Q
Boston. $3.50. 100 600 800 Is 4
Nehf and Smith; watson. Oescheer
and O'Neil.
More Struggling.
Brooklyn, April 28.-The Phirlies
batted Grimes out OF the box today
and beat Brooklyn lotto Z. Grimes
was hammered for Is hits in s Ia
innings after which Mamaux and.
Gordonter held the visitors runless.
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CHICAGO 4!
LAVE STOCK.

Chicago, April 3e.--(U.4S Bureau,
Of Marketa.)1-Gattle receipts 1000,
compared With week ago. beefs stesrs
and she stock $50 Is higher: year
lings UP most; bulls andscalpes most
~ 50 higher; light butcher bulls up
more. stockers and feeders CSC high
err; weeks top yearling steers 1925;
matured steers $500: weeks bulk Of
sales, beef steers $7.e56 s 80: butcher
cows and heifsrs t6.76 OILS: banners.
and cutters $3.s5l04 Sos bologna bulls
S4.s0@4.so; veal calves t$7.769S.15;
stockers and feeders $1,000 ITS.
Hog receipts 5000, closed active;
light mostly &c higher; others strong
to 1oc higher than Fridays average;
shippers bought about 1900: hold
over light; f~topts$1O.76: bulk $l0.25@
1870. pigs about steady. s$
Sheep receipts 1000; nve doubles
rs to ;SS pound clipped lambs STATS
@14,s6: one double fed Texas shorn
wethers 1915: all>,onS shipping ac-
count; other Teceipts direct to pack
ers; compared with week ago, market
unevenly 81 TO tic higher, better
grade fat lambs and yearlinEs id
tVancing most. -
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Albeft l., AinIf.s@ApftI 1E.yE-I14l3
mel MyresofsA Alberta lf9ff.heAyy1
Eeight MFeef1er, took 1xEosOat 0fsfhres
fa4is from Clarence Ekjund OF 6heri-
dan, WyOy here tonight ne BY this
victory. MyFe claims tbs rhasnpion.
sehip of thssMor1d In hig ciaa1s h6ytnk
:lost w tosskklund here laMthlsnsa
Myrs Etook lhs nrst faunin4 hohy y
minutes 10 seconds with aNcUuntSrs
1aGk ltfe Ekl1nd; tho ssec6H8EE WITH u
he'd sctaaorD and sshAammef10Sk m m
sHIinukeSs GAd sMyf4sthe laStWffRf nxbf1
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AND PRoyIEONs

Chicago, April 29.-Wheat displayed
consid cradle firmness during the ear
lly trading today. The maEket3opened
strong, declined slightly, then, rallied.
The strength in Liverpool was said
to be the main bullish. Sentiment
among the traders here ia, decidedly
mixed with the belief that fluctuations
in wheat will be rapid because OF gem
eral evening up,s as Monday is the
first delivery day on May contracts,
Initial quotations which ranged from.
unchanged toll cen higher, with May
LAP Ia to 1.4s Ia and July 1.27e to
1.2711-S, were followed by slight de-
clines, then somewhat Of q rally.
Corn and oats were somewhat I'M
settled with scattered liquidation on
in the May deliveries. After starting
unchanged to Ia lower, July 65 1-8
to Sd S-8, the corn market scored
slight general gains.
Oats opened unchanged to "a
down, July 40 1-8 to 40 Ia and then
lowered about yesterdays Gloss.
Higher quotations in hogs we're re-
a fair trade
Chicago, April ,2s.-May wheat
dropped SC from the early high to
$l.3S on the board of trade today
when efforts to execute selling orders
found the market poorly supported.
This delivery f1uctuated rapidly, the
different deliveries and also corr and
onts being affected by the action in
May. A recovery toward the fnisn. of
about SC, however. followed when
buying orders appeared. The finish
was unsettled, with prices ranging
from the same as yesterday to 2. $40
off with May $3.50 1-2 to 3-4 and
July $1.26 1-8 to Ia.
Corn: Corn showed q firm under
tone with commission houses persist
ent buyers of the deferred deliveries,
but the market became unsettled lat
er when. changing from May to the
July deliveries was under way. The
close was nervous, with prices ranging
from 3-S@1-SEto 1-2 to 5.8c down.
with July 81 3d.
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PERRY BLNEN
DEFEATS F0Y
Local Boy Substitutes On
Iona Fight Card For Kid
Miller.
fHena,d snec;.1 Service

(Hefald Special Sefv1ce.1
Iona, N. D.. April 2S.-Substituting
for kid" Miller Of Grand Forks,
Perry Bliven, also of hat city was
awarded the popular verdict over Foy
of Langdon. in their eight round bout
here tonight, taking five of the rounds
Bliven put up an excellent battle and
vas popular with the fans. He was
aggressive throughout and Foy, who
showed a willingness to mix, was I'M
able to land effectively.
The preliminaries consisted of three
bouts staged by local talent, all Of
which resulted in draws.
A crowd of approximately 500 fans
from over his locality attended the
show.
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AUSTRALIAN WILL
FIGHT BILL BRENNAN

New York, April 2s.-Jim
Tracy, the Australian heavyweight
champion, will make his debut in
this country in . fifteen round
match win Bill Brennan at MAdi-
son Square Garden May 10. Tracy
arrived here from overseas several
weeks ago 70 battle his way to .
bout with Jack Dempsey for the
worlds tile.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, April 2s.-Foreign ex-
change steady.
Great Britain demand 4.42 Ia;
cables. 4.42 SIS. !.
France demand s.1ss1-2; cables
italy demand 5.29f1-2; cables $50.
IS 1-2.
mand $500. }s'sE
Montreal So IL.
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LIBE1RTY BONDS

New York. April Bribery bonds
closed 5 1-2s NO; frst ~ sS.34:
second $40; hrsts 4 .1-4s e1sS4;
second w a1-4Dsf $3.50: third 4 Ids
1910, fourth lbs aso.s1: Victory :
SITS 1900; Victory q lis A10O.e3.
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Heavy Hitting.

Detroit, April 2s.-Chicago appear
ed here for. the first time this season
today and defeated Detroit. 8 to s..
Davenport's wildness forced his re-
rnoval in the third: Oldham was
driven from the box ID sixth, and
Mcclellan, the first mar to face
Stoner. his successor, hit over the
left field fence for a home run, driv-
ing two men ahead Of him. Score:
Chicago. -. sol 005l 900 9312s
Detroit. -. ~ ..s0O2 Ol0 201 6 Il
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Saints Dron Another,

ed three men in a row in the eighth
inning and Ellis cracked out a scratch
hit scoring two of them, giving Louis
vile the opening game of the Ameri-
can association season here, four to
two. Christensen hit a home run, in
the third inning, scoring Sheehan
ahead of him, for the Saints only
tallies. The opening day crowd was
estimated at $4,000. Score:
r. H. e.
Louisville So. 900 oo2 o2o-4 I /
st. Paul ......002 900 600 !
Deberry and Meyer; Sheehan, Hall,
Rogers and Gonzales.
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YankeeH Had Easv Mme

New York. April 20. The New
York Americans easily defeated Box
ton today, 10 to g.. The Red Sox
.madesa triple play in the second in
ming. Walter Pipp. New York's first
allsofs last season. was out Of today's
Earne as the result OF a minor opera
9tton@on his ose Score:
Boston. 020 900 001 4
New York. qS.ts4o2 100 03x 10 II
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

st. Louis, April 2s.-Kenneth viii.
liams's home run in the seventh in
ming, his seventh in six days. broke
and Mails today and the Browns de-
ifeated Cleveland. 3 to q. Shocker hit
a homer in, the sixth. tieing the game.
Score: Y
st. Louis. ....... 100 001 10x 8 8 /
Mails and shinault: shocker and
SEVERED.
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New York, April 2s.-The actual
condition Of the clearing house bank
and trust companies for the week
excess of legal requirements. This Il
an increase Of S4.541,650 from last
week. SS
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CHICAGO Il A TABLE,

CASH SALES. :
Chicago, April 29.-Wheat, No. I
hard 1.43; No. 2 hard. 1.4O @1.41. {
Corn, No. Q mixed, 61%3-4@62; No.
2 yellow, 6 2@63. @ sF8M.. y
Oats, No. ~ white. SO 5000 ga;
No. 3 white, SO 1903.
Rye, Nc. 3, 1.06 @ 1906 la.
Barley, no sales.
Timothy seed, $50 800,
Clover seed. 1900 22.00. j
Pork, nominal. Lard, 1890. Ribs. !
DID, 90. I
POTATOES. !,
ly weaker, receipts AZ cars: total u.
Round Whites 1.So to LIS cwt: do
bulk $50 to 200 cwt;, Michigan bulk
Round Whites 1870 to zoo; Idaho
sacked rurals s2.10 to Els cwt +.
- New stock dull; Florida doubae-
headed barrels lSpaulding lose No. I
$50 to 800; No. 2 mostly 500.
PRODUCE.
Chicago. April .29.-Butter lower.
receipts 1926 tubs. creamery extras
81; firsts - 1-2@3s; seconds 81 Ia
@34: standards 3S. s3a5 ( tsS
Cheese unchanged. EEgs lower
receipts 52,534 cases; flrSts 70 IL:
ordinary firsts 21@2Iaa!% IL; miscel-
laneous 20 1-2 -; storage packed
extras rs 81: storage packed frsts
Poultry, alive lower: fowls ,1s;
brotlers s45l@ 56; ROSTERS 16. II
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PRODUCE.

New York. April 2e.-Butter
steady; receipts 8,4S7; creamery ex-
tras - score 80 1-2. %s
Eggs irregular; receipts ~, 961.
Cheese. weak; receipts k007:&state
whole milk fiats fresh average run 1s
.1-2.
1--we and dressed poultry quiet;
prices unchanged.
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POTATOES.

POTATOES.
Minneapolis, April 2s.-Potatoes
moderate inquiry; demand good;
movement light. markets stronger.
Sandland district carloads I. O. b. us-
ual terms, Minneapolis-St. Paul rate
sacked cwt. u. s. No. / Round Whites
1.65 to 1.75. ts
Red River Valley district I. o. b..
usual terms. Moorhead rate. sacked
cwt: U. S. No. / Red River Ohios 1.75
to 1875, very few sales. s
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AMERICAN ASSN.

Minneapolis, April 28.-Minneapolis
back into the American Associa-
ton lead here today, winning from
Indianapolis, 8 to 8, before 1900
fans. Russell hit his third home run
of the season. Covington also poled
one for the circuit. Score:
t.t r. H. E.
Indianapolis 900 900 OIL s 8
Minneapolis ..031 2O1 Tx 8 9 1
Weaver. Seib and Kruger; McGraw
and Mayer.
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Brewers Win.

Milwaukee, Wis. April 12.-Mil-
waukee opened the season ct home'to-
day By winning from Toledo, 4 to 2.
Setback did not ALLOW a hit until two
were out in the sixth when Girard
singled. Only thirty men faced him
in the nine innings and in only one
inning did more than three batters go
to the plate. Lear's hitting also fea-
tured. the Brewer infielder getting q
home run, double and two singles in
four times at bat. Score:
r. HI. E.
Toledo 500. 900 900 200 Is o
Milwaukee ...o11 100 O1x-4 8 0
Girard. Ayers and Kocher; Cchack
and Gossett. -
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Nfoefidee Enective

Philadelphia, April 2S.-Mo8ddge
held Phtladalphta to seven scattered
hits while his teammates hAismersd
B. Harris and sEckert for 49, hits and
run and Bush's gelding wersfsAturss.
Score: 34h sS go
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Games Today.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

s Yesterdays Results.
st. Louis II; Chicago 3.
Cincinnati 8; Philadelphia 3.
Brooklyn z: Pittsburg 10.
New York TO- Boston 6.
Games. To-day.
Brooklyn at Boston,.
New York at Philadelhia.
Cincinnati at Pittsburs.
s.. Louis at Chicago.
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LEAGUE,

Yesterdays Results.
Chicagos9: Detroit g..
Washington 9: Philadelphia 4.
Boston 3: New York 10.
Cleveland 2; st. Louis g..
Games Today.
Chicago at Detroit.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York.
Cleveland at t. Louis.
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FLOUR

Minneapolis, April 29.-Flour un'
changed. Shipments. 54,679 barrels
Bran $500. =
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W~ashiageton. 4. 10 11iss OIL I
Philadelphia. /. 100 0O1s1O0 q 8
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Lose At Home.

Kansas City, April 2S.-The local
team of the American association
started the season at home today by
losing to Columbus, z to 4. Score:
2 r. H. E.
Columbus 1910 800. o1o-7 -
Kansas City 700 001 O30-4 10 3
Sanders, Snyder and Hartley; Boyd,
Bono; Morris and Skiff, Mccarthy.
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|. W1SAlN tGICEIIF~TS :" "."|
Minneapolis, April 29.-Wheat re-
ceipts 40 cars compared with 231
cars a year ago. III, {,
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Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.


YesterdAyss Resulls.
Louisville 4: E6t. Paul :
Indianapolis : Minneapolis &.
Toledo .: Milwaukee
columbns KANSAS city
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GOOD opportunity for saleswoman OF
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BUSINESS cnArCEs

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FOR sALE--Drummond drug store. A
included. Price, recent invoice. $24OO.
Large unopposed territory practice
thrown in II required. No other drug
store or pharmacy within 20 miles.
on account OF hay fever. DR.. T. H.
Hanbidge, Drummond, Mont.
RAISE BIG capital for any legitimate
"Quick Financing" showing how
companies raise large capital by my
easily operated method. Cunningham,
Financial Specialist, 789 San Fernan-
do Bldg. Los Angeles, Calf
CLEANING and tailoring establishment
doing fine business. money maker.
Will sell half interest or lease to one
whose ability is unQuestionable in this
line. I have considerable oil holdings
and greatest opportunities there. Box
306 Tribune.
WANTED-To hear Of a retail, variety,
counssy e store tore, Or 9ro any y coed I'd
$4,000 will buy. State price and de-
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South Central Park Blvd, Chicago. ;.
GREAT FALLS bakery A money
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A $40 investment in Mexia may make
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Leasing Association, Manhattan Bldg,
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WANTED to hear from party having
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FOR SALE-Grocery store with living
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GOOD local business needing more capt.
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Give telephone. Box 3O2 Tribune.
FOR sALE-soda fountain; perfect
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I SELL my account at the American
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4S-ROOM modern hotel, long lease. Al
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FOR SALE-Or rent, 20-room hotel.
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FOE sAxE-HOUsEs

BEAUTIFUL new home just completed;
the very latest in a seven-room and
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FOUR-RooM house, $1,70O.
FIvE-ROOM bungalow, $4,000.
SIX-ROOM modern bungalow, $3.50
These homes are in good locations,
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First National Bank Bldg.
NEW modern 5-room bungalow, hard
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First avenue north.
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MODERN five room bungalow, large
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Phone 1890 for demonstration.

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4l9 Ford Bids, Great Falls.
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COAI1--Lump S.; mine run IS. Fons
bS6S. 0A24 Fifth avenue north.
BEST coal. less money. Phone 94S9.
TANURE-42 I load. Phone 1851.
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WANTED-To buy, lease or manage an
all equipped stock farm on crop pay
ments. I use the Campbell system
and get the goods. Box IT'S Tribune.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-03-19
HAY AND PASTURE
Deaths and Funerals.

BuTLER.-The body of MS. Mildred
Butler, the wife Of DR.. Albert Butler.
514 Fifth street north. is at the O'Con-
nor company chapel. Funeral ar
engagements will be announced upon
word from relatives in Pennsylvania.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-03-19

PETERSON.-Virginia Peterson, aged
Years. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. F.
Peterson of the Flatiron apartments.
died at the home Saturday morning
The funeral will be held from the
O'Connor company chapel Monday af-
ternoon. at o'clock.