davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-08

13O AkRU, 8-pokojovy dum,
velka stodola, ovocne stromy,
blize Ravenna, O. Sc vymeni "a
mestsky majetek. Cena $4,000
SO AKRU, 7-pokojovy dun, 2
stodoly, IA mil Cd Clevelandu,
ovocne stromy, dlazdena costa.
Cena $4,000.
AZ AKRU, novy 6-pokojovy
dun, 400 ovocnych stromu, 4
akry yinice, bllze Mayfield rd.
Cena $4,000.
81 AKRU, "a mile cd jezera
Erie, bllze Painesville, Spoke
jovy. dunn, koupelna, vlastni
plyn, voda, plynova kamna, -
vymeni sc Ia mestsky majetek,
cena S12.500.
Is AKRU S protekajici vodou,
10 mil cd Sqaru, dlazdena costa
cena $4,000.
IL AKRU ma Broadview, dlaz-
dena costa, pul akru vince ,ce-
ma $1,000.
Y AKRU ma ABC draze, novy
ctyf-pokojovy bungalow, cena
$4,000.
Moderni 10-pokojovy 2-rodin-
novy dum, dlazdena ulice, bill
re E. boulevardu. 300.
2 domy, rohovy lot, koupel-
ma, plyn, elektr. blize 55. ul. a
Broadway, hotove $1,000 cena
$4,000.
Co mate ma vybenu "a 2 OBJ
chody, 3 suity, rohovy lot 80x
140 V Corlett, cena $4,000.
Novy moderni 6-pokojovy
dunn ma dlazdene ceste, hotove
$1,000, cena $4,000. Dotazy
izodpovi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-08

Lbytek stranky byl utrzen a
nasledujici listy az do konce
nepopsane. Mela EliSka
casu silly vypsati Rasaliino od
halenl?
Pavel ami neuvazoval O teto
otazce. Co mu bylo po tom odha
leni a temnotach, ktere znovu
a navzdy zahalily skutecnost.
llz nemohl jlz odhaliti? Co mu
hNlo po pomste, pc prlncl kon-
radovl a majorovi Hermanno-
Vi a vSech tech dlvoSich, kteri
mucill zabljeli zeny? Eliska
byla mrtva! Videl il usmivati
sc temer na vlastnl oci.
Mimo tuto skutecnost nemel
Jine myslenky. Jeho duch kle-
sal, zatlzen nahlou zbabelosti,
1atim co sc ieho zraky upiraly
"a dennik, V nemz nest astnice
zaznamenala postup muk CO
lnejkrutelsich. Pocltil nesmir-
nou touhu 30 nicote zapomne
III. Eliska no volala. Proc by ie
ste bojoval? Proc by nesel "a
M?
Nekdo mu zaklepal ma rame
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-08
PRODA Sc dvourodinny, mo-
derne zarizeny dunn. Mensi
castka hOtove, ostatni ma splat-
ky. 3447 w. 58th st.
(Sobota) :?


VELkA obchodni cihlova hu-
dova ma Fleet ave-, 2 story, 2
byty a 3 garaze. Je to velmi
dobre misto ale k vuli start Sc
proda LEVINE neb vymeni "a
jednorodinny dunn okoli Wa
shington parku neb Corlett. Mi
sto toto je dobre pro reznicky
a grocerni neb jakykoliv jiny
ochod. The Atlas Finance
Co., 5454 Broadway. f. Stuk-
bauer, jednatel. Is
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-08
Nasledujici majetky
JEDNORODINOVE:

COOLEST cena maleho grocernho obchodu
malym obydllm ma Fleet Ave-
8OO-jest cena prazdneho lotu 40Xl5O uz
Zavedenym kanalem az do lotu, gas,
elekt. svetla chodniky ma ulici, v sa-
mem srdci Corlett, prvni lot cd Il.
13l ul.
$19O0-domek, velke svetnice, na Berkey
Ave. u Woodland Ave.
$25OO-stoji domek svetnicich Ma Blanche
ul. u Broadway.
$z8OO-4 svet. domek, vnitrni zachod, elekt.
sveta, dlazdena E. Is. ul. Union ul
$29OO-5 svet. a koupena, {. 1929 4. 40. I'll.
$3OOO-5 svetnic a vnitrni zachod, elekt. sv6t
la ma dlazdene +. 81. u. Il Broadway.
$32OO-hezky domek velkych svetnicleh,
vnitlnl zachod gas. elekt. svetla, pek
ny lot same Broadway a E. 55. ul.
$33O0-toto jest hezky domek o svet gas
elektr. svetla, krasny lot Washing
ton Parku
$35OO-4 svet. zachod Ma hezkem lotu Ma
dazdene ulici II E. 55. Broadway
$39O0-takrka novy cottage A svet. gas, e
svetla, fernes mestska voda lot 5oy
25O, slepcnk slime stromy stop
10. ABC kary.
$4OOO--v Corlett, svet. koupelna. fernes,
eektr. svetla, lot 4Ox105. same l..
l31. ulice.
pei, gas, eekt. sveta, sklep a puda,
hezky lot, slepicnik, nedaleko Wash
ington Parku. $1,000 hotove stac.
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy cb-
chod s bytem 4 pokouch, na-
leza Sc blize skoly, dobfe Sc Wy
placejlcl. Haste sc {. 23OI
E. Sc. St. blize Woodland Av.
Tez Sc proda velmi dobre jdou-
ci strizni obchod, blizSl sdell Sc
" els. S701 Superior Ave.
40
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PRODA Sc lednicka Star ST;

PRODA Sc lednicka Star ST;
Vacuum cleaner $12; houpak
$3.50 a vyse, sicf stroje Cd $40
vyse; dresser $12; koberec
9x12, Velvet $40; elektricka
praci masina "Thor" $780,, BIZ
Ia postel, pera a matrace $5;
set do jidelny loznice, kober-
ce, kamna a RUNE jine koupi-
tie LEVINE V els. 4313 Clark Ave.
4-11
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ochotne odporucujeme ke koupi:

$54OO-Novy svet. koupe, gas, elekt.
svetla, fernes, skopky, hezky lot v
Corlett Z. 131. ul
$53O0-6 svet. koupel., gas, elektr. svetla,
fernes, skopky, hezky lot, ma dazd.
Z. 1O4. ul. Union Ave.
$780, svetnic koupelna gas elektr. fer
nea, garaz, c. 37O8 L. so. st. II Fleet
| Ave-, $500 hotove.
$6OOO-8 svet. a koupelna gas, elektr sveta
horkou vodou vytapeny, extra zachod
We sklepe, bridl. strecha hezky lot, u
Miles Ave. a Z. la. ul.
$650O-8 svet. a koupelna, gas, elektr svetla,
fernes, skopky Il Luna Parku.
| $65OO-5 svetnic, Bungalow, gas elektr. svet.
fernes, lot S0x120, garaz ma dlazdene
ul. Washington Parku.
| $68OO-Moderni Bungalow {. 1919 Joan
| Ave. Lorain st. = hotove as $500.
Il $68OO-6 svet. koupelna, hezky moderni Il
\ E. 116. ul., jizne cd Miles Ave.
II $685. svet. a koupelna, gas, elektr. svetla,
II ternes, vubec modern garaz Ma
Il otu 4Oxl4O Miles Ave.
II $7OOO-6 svetnic koupena gas, fernes,
H skopky, elektr. sveta lot skorem 200
II str. dlouhy IA dlazdene Z. 116. I'll. Il
H Miles Ave.
II $68OO-Novy, svet. a koupel Boule-
Il vardu - neuvereni, ale pravda.
H $74OO-Novy moderni svet Corlett u
Il same Miles Ave.
II $95OO-Modern dlim ma Miles Ave. ma lotu
Il 45 st. sirokem
i $1O,5OO-Shaker Heights cih!ovy, mezi Co.
Il ventry Lee I'd. ma lotu 60x150.
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JARO JEST ZDE

a
mex = enopepr by posv hsoba
ma
2
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-08

krech, 10 minut cd dlazby 3
mile cd Painesville, agent Sc
vylucuji. Haste Sc Il Charles
Stork, r. +. ID. No. 2. Paines-
vile, O. 40
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$500 KOUPf 6ti pokojovy
dum S koupelnou, sklep, skop-
ky na pradlo, elektrika, plyn,
naleza Sc mezi Woodland a
Quincy Ave. Cena S4800. Biz
81 sdeli J. +. Nejedlik and Co.,
11015 Union Ave. Tel. Broad.
1886 - Union 1861 X. 4-8
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PRODA Sc pekarsky obchod,
kde sc vydelava $500 tydne
cistych, da Sc "a $500, tez Sc
proda dum 0 8 pokojich els.
2014 Denison ave., na lehke
splatky. Haste sc {. S0O3
Nevada Ave. vezmere wood
landSkou karu. 40
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JOHN JARES
5S47 Broadway
"a PRfCINOU ODJEZDU pro-
Tel. Broadway 1127 w

da Sc cukrovinkovy obchod
majetkem Sc vsim pohodlim -
blize skoly a kary - ceske o.
koli = zde jest nejlepsi pflle-
zitost vkrocit do obchodu a de-
lat penize. Mensi cast postacl
aneb sc vezme lot aneb mensi
domek co splatka. Ptejte Sc u
Atlas Finance Co. 545S Broad
way ma Robt. kohouta. 4-8
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POZEMKOVA LACE. Maie

tex ma dIazdene ceste fblize
Broadway a vych. 55. ul. dum
o 7 pokoiich, koupelna, garaz,
sklep 20 pri %, lot 80 pri 1876
str. Je to velmi pekne misto
a da Sc pri rychlem prodeji
pouze "a $4,000. Blizsi sdeli
Sc Il Atlas Finance Co. 5458
Broadway a ptejte Sc ma Chas,
Hrunek. 4-8
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.PRONAJME Sc byt 0 a poko-
jich, vhodne zarizen. Najem
$4,000 mesicne. Haste Sc Y
els. 1908 E. 14O tn st. 40
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-08

- Tvaroh Cd Community
Creamery Co. je donna delany
a stoi pcuze l0c libra.
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IA PRlCINOU starr proda

Sc zname obchodni misto p.
Jos. Mokracka, 4309 Clark
Ave. proti Ceske SIM Sokol.
BlizSi sc sdeli tamtez. 4-23
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PRIJME Sc divka ma vseobec-
nou domaci praci. Haste Sc V
{. 1926 Coventry Rd. Tel. Fair
mount PIG w. Al l
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MA PRODEJ.

Velke ovocne a slime stro-
my. Reva vinna - rybiz -
kroviny. Ruzove kere stale
kvetouci. live ploty atd.
SANDOVY SKLENNIKY
3175 vych. 116. ul.
Tel. Bell-Garfield, 2735.
4-3O
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PAM JEDNATELOVE S PO-
ZEMKY Poor!

500 dam hotove tomu, jenz
mne opatfi druhy markyc ma
$4,000 ma / rok, ma dobre OBJ
chodni misto, rohove, ma KITE
rem Sc nalezaji diva domy a 2
obchody. Jsem volny zaplatit
10 proc. bonus a 7 proc. uro-
XII. Penize museji byt obsta-
rany do pondeli 10. dubna ra-
no. Blizsi sdeli j. Sekowski,
223O w. SO st. 4-8
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-08

PRODAJl Sc kere, hodici Sc
co zivy plot. Haste Sc V els.
3677 vych. 50. ul. "a Fleet
Ave. 4-13
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-14
Chicago Market
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago, June 13.-Power to rally
from a price break Of more than Z cents
compared with last weeks high point
showed itself in the wheat market
Tuesday. Assertions that wheat val
ues were being reduced below the cost
about upturns. The close was steady,
u to q net higher, with July s1.1oA
to $1.10s, and September S1.10M to
S1.10&. Corn finished unchanged to Il
On off; oats down " to 49,, and pro-
visions varying from 5 cents decline to
Z cents advance.
Except for a moderate initial setback
Monday night, the wheat market
throughout the day displayed sufficient
strength to keep above Mondays final
quotations.
Falling off in country offerings of
wheat tended to revive courage of buy
ers, n there were advices that Italy
was continuing to purchase. On the
reported as cancelIing purchases. and
there were favorable conditions every
where for the ripening and harvesting
of the domestic winter crop. Gossip
hat black rust had been found near
Kensal. N. D., in the spring crop belt.
sion, but apparently had little effect
on the market. Profit taking on the
part of pit trading was more than an
offset at the last.
Corn sagged in sympathy with the
oats market, which was notably devoid
of support, n was carried dow to
the lowest prices yet this season Big
Lower quotations on hogs weakened
provisions.
The prices of futures ranged as fol-
lows:
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-14

Montana, on a petition filed with said
Boar on the oath day Of May, 1922,
for the creation and establishing OF an
Addition to Herd District No. 4, in said
ing to enter protest against the estab-
fishing or creation Of such Addition.
should appear in person or, be repre-
sented by agent or attorney at the
above time or place, or file with the
County Clerk n protest or objection
to the establishing or creation OF such
Addition on or before the above date.
The territory sought to be included
In such Addition Is particularly de-
scribed as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the Southeast corner
of Section Thirteen, Township Twenty
one, North, Range One East, running
due West to the Southwest corner Of
Section Eighteen. Township Twenty
due South two miles to the Southwest
corner Of Section Thirty, Township
Twenty-one North. Range One East,
thence due West one mile to the North
vest corner Of Section Thirty-six.
One West: thence due North three
miles to the Southwest quarter Of
Section Twelve, Township T~wenty-one
North. Range one West: thence due
East n and one.half miles; thence
East ~one-fourth mile; thence due North
o%ne-fourth mile; thence due East one
fourth mile; thence due North three
fourths mile; thence due East one-
fourth mile; thence due North one
half mile; thence due East one-fourth
mile; hence due NORTH one-fourth
mile; thence due East one-fourth mile:
thence due East one-fourth mile;
thence due North three-fourths mile:
thence due East -four n three-fourths
miles; to the Southwest corner Of the
Southwest quarter Of Section Thirty
one. Township Twenty-one North
Range two East; hence due North one
and one-fourth mile; thence due East
three-fourths mile; thence due North
three-fourths miles; thence one-fourth
miles to the Southeast corner Of Sec
ton Nineteen, Township Twenty-one
North, Range two East; thence due
North one-fourth mile; thence due
West one mile; thence due North three
fourths mile, to the corner of the
Southeast quarter of Section thirteen,
Township Twenty-one N. Range one
East the point Of beginning.
By order of the Board of County
Commissioners of Cascade County,
Montana.
JOHN E. MORAN,
County Clerk.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-14
Muscle Shoal Action
One Way or Other Is
Desired by Harding

Washington, June 1~3.-Prospects
for early action by the house on pro-
posed legislation for development of
the governments projects at Muscle
Shoals, Ala. were frightened Tues
day by authoritative announcement
from the White House that admin
istration officials were willing and
anxious for house leaders to act on
the matter with a free hand.
President Harding, it was said, has
taken no position in opposition or sup
port of Henry Ford's proposal. be
lieving that its acceptance or rejection
by congress was a question for leg1s-
lative decision only. AT the same time,
it was further explained, the presi-
den trealizes the great possibilities
for the national good that might re
suit by exploitation of the Alabama
properties, irrespective of the form
such development might take.
What action the house will take,
Representative Mondell. the republican
leader. announced. would be decided in
conferences of majority members, and
decision would be formulated in 1.-THE
near future"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-14
Stock Market
r. ~ seem by
Bulls q Bears

Reported by H. h. Lake & Co.
New York, une 13.-Today's ~recovery
In values is looked upon In most quar-
tiers as being somewhat of a natural
sequence to the declining tendency of
prices of the past two or three sessions.
In view Of the particularly sharp de-
cline which took place late yesterday II
was therefore reasonable to assume that
the supporting orders would make their
ing and there were signs Of such or
ders being present and this naturally
had the effect Of stimulating shorts to
cover on a liberal scale and at the same
time inspire quite a little buying on the
reaction theory. There was nothing
ments disclosed during the day. OF
course the upset OF the German loan
negotiations is somewhat of a disap-
pointment to many. The continuance
Of the coal strike and fears of labor
troubles on the railroads are dark
clouds ~overhanging the market. IRE
spective of current influences the &C
tion of the market in the past ten days
the prices are at least around levels
where new bullish influences will have
to make their appearance in order to
again accentuate bullish enthusiasm. 1t
Is our opinion therefore the bulges in
prices, II any, will encounter rather
stiff opposition for a while. In fact, it
would not be surprising to see the mar
ket have a secondary decline after
short covering and buying on the reac-
ton theory has exhausted itself.-Lo-
gan & Bryan.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-14
Livestock
AT CHICAGO

Chicago, June misunderstanding
0.0O0; fairly active: better grades beet
steers strong to higher; others steady;
top beef steers $3.50; bulk Ss.35Q910;
she stock, bulls and stockers about
steady; zeal calves weak to Csc lower
early; bologna bulls mostly round S4.5o
GAGS; bulk ~vealers S10Q10.50; few to
outsiders around $11.
Hogs-Receipts 10000; opened 5 to
10c lower; later active, steady to sc
lower than Mondays average; top
s1o.25; bulk s10a1o.eo; pigs steady; bulk
s9.50ql0.5o; packing sows mostly SEQ
9 so; heavy weight S10.30910.45; me-
dunn S10.40G10.60; light S1O.55@10.60;
light light s1o.4Od1o.60; packing sows
smooth $s.2o@s:so; packing sows rough
sS,75@9.25: killing pigs S9.50@l0.50.
sheep-Receipts 5000; very slow;
mostly 25 to soc lower; few early sales
native spring lambs $3.50; best held
around S13; good 80 pound dry fed
shorn lambs S12; no choice light weight
here; desirable handy weight fed Texas
wethers S707.50; one load two-year-
olds mostly breakers SITS; good me-
dunn weight fat ewes Sc; heavy $500
3.25.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-14
New York Market


fINANSIAL
New York. June 13.-The stock market
Tuesday made general but only moder-
ate recoveries from the preceding days
severe depression. In a few teWortn
instances, chiefly rails, the rebound car
ried prices close to last weeks final
quotations.
Prices were extremely unsettled in
the first hour, that period witnessing
a further extensive wedding out OF
margined or speculative holdings at
additional declines of l to 3 points.
Thereafter the tone was more stable
on a marked reduction of operations.
Altogether the course of the market
seemed to justify the opinion prevalent
in many quarters that the recent liqui-
dation had created stronger technical
conditions.
Stock exchange officials refused to
discuss reports dealing with that in
stitution's latest policy Of conservatism
It is said, however, that he exchange
has the cooperation or in It's
efforts to gradually eliminate reckless
speculation.
Oils, steels. motors n better grades
of rails reflected substantial support in
the last half hour of the session, some
of the equipments, shippings, textiles
and chemicals also sharing in the
stronger tone. Sales amounted 10 L.
300. 900 shares.
Mondays low rate OF pa per cent for
call loans was not repeated, the quota
ton opening and holding at 8 per cent
until the final half hour, when 81 per
cent was demanded. This slight stiffen-
ing was regarded as natural, in view OF
Wednesdays heavy Withdrawals Of gov
eminent deposits to meet interest pay
ments maturing in the middle Of the
month.
Sharp reactions occurred throughout
the foreign exchange list, sterling again
reacting q. cents to S44612 for demand
bills. with declines of 6 TO II points in
allied rates and 8 TO almost 10 points
in neutrals.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-14
LEGAL ADVERTISING
Serial No. 02S146.
IIRN

MINERAL SURVEY NO. 10S3a
United states Land Office. Helena,
Montana, April 1S. 1922.
Notice Is hereby gwen that Frank
Wright, by o. F. Waosworth, his at
torney in fact, whose post office address
is Great Falls. Montana. has this day
filed application for patent under the
mining laws OF congress FOR Fifteen
Hundred Q500) Linear Feet on the
Blotter Lode, the same being Six Hun
dred 5000 feet in width. the presumed
direction Of said vein being S. so de-
grees ga West, Is FIT. aud N. Sc de-
Grees "a E. 1866 81 Fl. and $50 Linear
TT. on the Blotter No. 2 Lode. the same
being 600 It. in width. the presumed
direction of said vein being s. "a de-
gees s. East 540.S It. and N. 70 degrees
s. East Is #: situated in the Neihart
unorganized mining district. county Of
Cascade, state of Montana and desig-
mated in the field notes and plat Of the
official survey as survey No. 10333 In
township IL. range 8 east nj described
as follows:
"BLOTTER" LODE
Beginning at corner No. l.
Identical with the S. e. location
corner and corner No. 4 survey No.
10000 x Emma Lode, Adolph Heiden.
reich ct al, claimants n corner Nos. /.
Survey No. 1874 Whippoorwin Lode and
survey No. 3795 Uncle George Lode,
and Whippoorwill Consolidated Mining
Company, claimants for both.
A schist stone Sx10 inches. II inches
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-14
Mcmillan of St. Paul
Heads Great Northern
Veteran Association

Spokane, Wash. June 13.-W. ]. Nc
MILAN of st. Paul was unanimously
elected president of the Great North
ern Veterans association at the an
nual meeting of the organization here
Monday. Sessions close Tuesday.
Other officers named were: A. ].
Whitaker, Litchfield. MINI. vice presi-
dent; r. l.. Bonham. st. Paul, secre-
tary. and W. G. Smith. st. Paul. treas
urer. All elections were unanimous.
The association, which is composed
of men who have been in the employ
of the Great Northern for % years or
more. voted to ask the railroad to re
duce the pension age from 20 to 81
years. Discussion of plans for a sup
Elementary pension fund took up much
of the time at Mondays business ses-
sisiOnS.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-14
AT SPOKANE

65; market steady; prime steers $3.50
$50; good to choice S6.25Q7.25; medium
to good S5.75M7; fair to medium s5G
5.75; common to fair S4.75@5; choice
cows and heifers $5.76@7; good to choice
fair to medium $3.25@425; Gamers So
$3.50; bulls $3.25m4.75; light veal
calves S6.50nS.50; heavy veal calves 81
$3.50; stockers and feeders $47505.
Hogs-Receipts Z: market steady; no
change in quotations.
prime lambs S8@10; fair to medium $70
8: prime yearlings S7GS; prime weth-
ers $6.5007.5o; best mutton ewes S3Q6;
feeder lambs $6M7.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-14
Disabled Vets Get
Half Fare to Meet
at San Francisco

Missoula. June 13.-(By The Asso-
ciated Press.)-Disabled Veterans of
the World War who go to the conven-
ton at San Francisco. June $3.50. can
get round trip tickets for one way fare,
according to announcement Tuesday
night of J. W. Mahan. state COM
mander of the organization. The half
fare offer stands for both pullman and
rail fares, he said. 1t is said TO be the
first time the Pullman company ever
has granted q rate to any organization.
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Club wheat 10c less than durum.


J.. r. Chappell and wife to S. A. Sol
lid, lot Z, block II, Fairview addition to
Great Falls, 81. r.t
2, block 5o1, Great Falls. and. lot in
Highland cemetery. 81.
Isaac Mayer and Andrew G. Wilson,
to Continental Oil company, lots 1 and
2 block s, Neihart, 81.
d. E. Timma and wife to Henry T.
Espeslin, lot 8, block IS. Boston and
Great Falls addition, 81
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AT SOUTH ST. PAUL

South St. Paul. June J3.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts $500; market slow; generally
steady; common to good beef steers 81
9S.75;; bulk S7.750s5o; butcher cows
and heifers $4.25MS.25; bulk $475G675;
Gamers and cutters $2.50Q3.75; bologna
bulls $3.5064.25.
Hogs-Receipts $500; fairly active;
bulk 8 .50G10.25: good pigs mostly SI1.
Sheep-Receipts 200; market slow: few
early sales around Csc or more over.
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Churchill Pleased
With Irish Farley

London. June 13.-(By The Assoc
ciated Press.)-At the close of the
Irish negotiations Tuesday Colonial
Secretary Churchill, in behalf of the
British signatories of the treaty, ex-
pressed complete satisfaction at the
made.
The negotiations continued through
out the day. concluding with a confer
ence Tuesday evening at which Mr..
Churchill, Michael Collins, Arthur
Griffith and the southern unionists,
headed by Lord Middleton, were pres
ent.
In India showers of fishes of con
siderable length are not unusual.
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AT DENVER

Denver. June 13.-Cattle Receipts
$500; market 25c lower; beef steers
S7.7549; cows and heifers S54S.25;
calves S8Q11; bulls $3.5O95; stockers
and feeders S6G7.50.
Hogs-Receipts $500; market 15c to
zoe lower; top SO; bulk $9.55G990.
Sheep Receipts none; market I'M
changed; ewes $5Q6; spring lambs $12
Q13.
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At OMAHA

Omaha. June 13.-Hogs-Receipts H.
600; active and fully steady; close
strong; bulk $50 to 24O pound butchers
S10.10010.25; extreme top 5000: bulk
$50 to 325 pound butchers $9.S0d1010;
packing grades $9@9.65.
Cattle-Receipts $500; letter grades
beef steers active, 10 % 15c higher;
others steady TO 10c higher; top beeves
1925; she stock strong to 15c higher:
other classes OF stock generally steady.
Sheep-Receipts 1000; killing classes
Csc lower; top spring lambs 1855; bulk
$13.25G13.50; clipped lambs S12 down:
best wethers $3.50; ewes $3.50 down;
feeders slow.