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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-06
JACKSON GETS |I'T|'S
. Communication
Local Man to Leave State
Prison on July IS; More
Than Score Favored.

The North Dakota pardon board,
which yesterday granted a fun pardon
TO William Eishman after he had
served less than a month of a three
year term, commuted the sentences to
two local men who were. sent to the
state prison for a year for Bookkeeping.
The sentence }bf Jesse Hflsabeck was
commuted to expire on August i,
1922, and the sentence OF r. A. Jack
son was commuted to expire on 1uly
is. 1922. Both men were sentenced
to che year on January rs, the same
la Fishmln was given a th~ree-year
te,.4y-.e.
-t&otning to a dispatch from the
Bisn,Irck correspondent of The Her
ala loday, need offamilies for sup
port OF ~convicts, good record in pris-
on and other pleas were considered
in granting combinations of sentences
to more than a score of convicts. The
granting of nine pardons was an
nounced yesterday.
The combinations and other &C
tons follow
Edgar Brooks. entered prison No
vember rs, 1921. one year for per-
jury, Ramsey county, sentence com
muted.
IhomaS entered OVEN
Der l, 1921, Sh years for grand lar
ceny. Williams county, commuted to
two years.
D. j. Dufloth, entered November14.
1921, 3 years. burglary. LaMonre
county. reduced to n year.
Edward Ecks. entered June rs.
1920, 3 years, grand larceny. Cass
county, committed to expire June rs,
1920.
August Feickert. entered December
8. 1921. is months, forgery, Sheridan
county. cOnGnuted to expire July /.
1922.
Luther F. F1eenor, entered January
Z. 1922, n year, grand larceny.
Riehland county, ordered paroled.
Gabriel Folster. entered January 5.
1922. n year. grand larceny, Rich
land county, commuted to expire July
10, 1922.
Arlie Fyles. entered November 10,
1921. one to three years. forgery, Ed
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WELLS MADE T :
COMMISSIONER OF
INSURANCE IN MINI.

st. Paul, June 6.-George Wells,
deputy insurance commissioner under
Gustaf Lindquist. recently resigned
today was appointed acting insurance
commissioner by Governor J.. A. O.
Preus. The governor wired the ap-
pointment from Omaha, Neb.
Mr.. Wells first became associated
with the insurance department as an
examiner in April 1921. and in
March, 1922. he was made deputy to
Gustaf L%indquist. recently resigned.
Prior to that time, Mr.. Wells was in
the employe of the state for two
years as secretary to the state securi-
ties commission.
No n was designated to act as
deputy to Mr.. Wells during his term
of acting commissioner.
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STOCKS

further losses on the stock Ex-
change today, reactions in that group
embracing Crucible, Gulf States and
United States lsteels. S~tudebaker,
Baldwin, Mexican and California
petroleums, corr products, DUPONT
and Dawson chemical also showed
heaviness. Rails became the dom
inant feature before noon. The
cheaper issues, notably Toledo. st.
Louis and Western preferred, Lake
Erie and Western common and pre-
ferred and Western Maryland com
mon and preferrea rose 3 1-2 to al
most 5 points. Gains Of | to ? points
folk and Southern, Wheeling and
Missouri Pacifc's common and pre-
ferred, Pittsburgh and West Virginia,
Perp Marquette, Peoria and Eastern,
Texas and Pacific and New Haven.
Call money opened at 4 per cent but
almost Immediately eased to 3 IL.
Selling Of the Independent steels,
particularly thpee which figure prom
igently in prospective mergers or con
solicitations, was the feature Of to-
days early stock market dealings.
LackaWanna steel made a precipate
deelne of four points in the first few
transactions. Republic Iron and
Steel lost 1 SIS points and Aidvale
received moderate setback. Domestic
oils were fairly strong, under lead OF
Standard Oil of Now Jersey, Mary
land, Houston and several of the
cheaper Issues. Secondary rails
strengthened on further buying OF
Lake Erie and Western common and
preferred. Exchange on London
again was strong, but other European
quotations showed further irrcgu-
larity,
Free offerings Of industrial shares
continued. the efforts to prevent the
merger of some Of the Independent
steel companies inviting realizing and
bear selling. Abundant supplies OF
money at lower rates and y rise in
demand sterling to 34.51, were with
out sustaining effect. Mexican, Cali
fornia and Pan-American petroicunas,
American Sumatra tobacco. Stude-
baker and Kennecott Copper were
depressed 2 to 2 3-4 points. A. few
shares pursued a contrary Va course
consolidated Gas rising 2 IL, New
York. Chicago and st. Louis first pre-
ferrcd 2 and United States Alloy
Steel. Cosden and Great Northern
preferred l to l 1.-2.
Speculative rails especially Peoria
and Eastern and Toledo, st. Louis
and Western preferred, made further
substantial gains later; but high
grade stocks registered only moder-
ate recoveries.! The closing was irreE-
ular. Sales approxin,ated 100000
shares.
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AGREEMENT ON
THE ANGLO-IRISH
PACT FORESEEN
CONTINUED from Page ~

tor car driver Pettigoe was shelled IN
contradicted. The driver, it is assert
cd. was not killed until long after the
Smelling. when there was an inter-
change of shots between thes British
and the retreating Irish troops.
According to the Beggars Bush
statement. one shell was fired while
the people were at mass and eight
others without warning or provoca-
ton Immediately afterwards. Seven
of the Irish troops were killed and
several captured. The British at
present occupy the hill and vantage
points for two miles on the Donegal
side and all roads are traversed by
British armored cars.
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Gun Toting Out Oh Date;
Farmer Fined And Jailed

New England, N. D., June Gross
Sans. farmer of Peaceful Valley
township, Slope county was fined IS
and costs amounting to 800 for vio-
iating the peace of the township in a
hearing here. the Judge adding an adj
ditional IA days in Jail.
He was found guilty of drawing a
revolver Inc threatening to shoot NJ.
C. Mccartney. neishbor farmer. Gun
toting has gone out of style in this
wild and woolly vest said Judge
Fred White in imposing sentence.
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LIVESTOCK.

Chicago, June 6.-tE. S. Bureau Of
Markets.)-Cattle receipts 10000;
active beef steers she stock and
stockers steady; top matured steers
$50; weight. 1856 pounds; part load
long yearlings at $50; bulk beef
steers s.35 q 800; bulls strong to lbc
higher; veal calves strong to 25c up:
bulk fat stock SIS @7.5O; bulk bo-
logra bulls around 4.5o;. bulk veal
calves to packers 1000 q 1915; bulk
desirable stockers 7.o0@7.75. -
Hog receipts $4,000; opened ten to
twenty cents higher; later Is to 25c
higher than Mondays average; top
1895: bulk 10.2o@ 1890; pigs steady;
good 100 to 100 pound averages most
~ 9.50@10.25: packing sows mostly
a.5o@9.sS; heavyweight 10.5e@10.-
rs; medium, weight 1855 q 1885;
light weight 1o.s5 @1v.so; lieht-light
1910 G10.a0; packing sows smooth
s.45@9.9O; packing sows rough 900
1s.55; killing pigs, a.5O@ 1850.
Sheep receipts $4,000; strong to csc
higher: spring lambs advancing most
good native springs selling freely al
1925 @14.60; choice conhdeptially
held higher; culls mostly s.ooGS.6o;
top shprn lambs 1890; matured and
two year old wethers 8.15QS.0o; best
light ewes 100; extreme heavies 800
600; California yearlings, spring
ewes ais. %
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DIETERICHS WILL ;
NOT BE PRESIDENT
OF V~LADIVOSTOK

V~ladivostok. June 6.-(By the AS
ISOLATED Press. )-Amid a tense stu
alton following the overthrow of the
Merkulov regime last week General
Dieterichs this morning refused. the
presidency of the V~ladivostok gov
eminent. to which he was elected
yesterday. Admiral Stark is acting as
commander-in-chief Of the military
forces which supported the con-
stituent assembly in deposine the
MerkuIov government. Merkulov ia
himself under arrest and his brother
has taken refuge in the house of a
Japanese resident.
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Detective Shoots Hobo
Accidentally; Arrested

Marmarth. N. D., June 6.-When
William Bowdon, special agent of the
G. M. & st. Paul railway yards here,
ordered a bunch of hobos to move
they failed to obey promptly enough
to suit him and the officer fired his
revolver at the ground. One Of the
bullets glanced from a rail and struck
another transient at some distance
from the marching group. entering
the groin. The wounded mar refused
to give his name when takep to-a
hospital.
Detective Bowdon is under arrest.
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GRAIN

~
Minneapolis, June 6.--Cash wheat
Of a quality the mills could use sold
readily at firm prices today compared
with futures. Most of the good stuff
Was cleaned up within a short time
after the opening. Durum wheat Of
ferings, were in fairly good demand
again and only a few cars Of really
desirable stuff were offered. Winter
wheat was soft and demand slow.
Corn receipts fell off sharply and
there was a good demand for any
dry stu offered. High moisture test
quality remained in slow and feature,
less demand at barely steady com
parative prices. Oats rcceipts very
light and demand steady. Rye mar
Ret was featurcless. Barley demand
held slack and ~featureless and lower
grades We're oft again. Flax offerings
We're light and crushing inquiry was
steady,
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AMERICANS
ENTERED IN THE
BRITISH TOURNEY

Glen Eagles, Scotland. June e.
(By the Associated Press.)-The
thousand guineas golf tournament
opened here. Four Americana
Jock Hutchinson. Walter Hagen, Jim
Barnes and Tom Rlair-afe compet-
ing against the leading English and
Scotch golfers. as we'll as the Aus
tralian open champion Joe Kirkwood.
H~utchison,s card for eighteen holes
was Is.
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CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

l. Chicago, June 6.-Material down
turns in the value ~ wheat took
place today in the half hour of trad
ing. Commission house selling found
support for the market absent. The
selling was assisted with reports of
British offers Of wher. at &c below
what Chicago was asking. The close
was heavy, l as to &c net lower, with
July and September both at lie to
1.12 1-8.
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PRODUCE,

Chicago. June 6.-Butter. lower:
receipts 2s,219 tubs: creamery extras
IS 1-4935 AZ; irsts 81 1904 Ia;
seconds 264@ l-2; standards IS IL.
Cheese lower; twins II 3-4@18;
twin daisies II 3-4M1S: single daisies
1908 IA; Americas II 3-4p18:
long horns17 3-4@1s; brick Is 100
Is "a.
Eggs, higher; receipts ss,eo7 cases:
storage packed extras 25@:5 ia:
storage packed firsts "a ga.
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CASH sAIEs.

Chicago, June S.-Wheat, No. 2 red
$1.1S IL; corn No. : mixed IS ga a
So 80; No. 2 yellow 50 1-46S0 IA.
oats. No. 2 white 81 1890; No. 3
white IS 1-4@3S IL; rye, No. 2. "a
u: Barley 5S6s7. Timothy seed
500 15.so. Glover seed $12.00@
1000. Pork nominal. Lard $11.4O.
Ribs 312.5o11J60.
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CHEESE.

flymo4ith. Wis. June 6.-Cheese
teadY COMPARED with week ago;
lW1ns ~ IL; double daisies II;
s.ngie daisies II IA: long horns.
nonns Americas and Muarted not
The cooperative board cheese uuo-
tations today follow:
Twins Is; single daisies II 81;
,cns horns Is "a; Young America
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FOREIGN E4CHAHGE,

New Fork. June s.-Fereisn sx-
change steady; Great Britain demand
$50 Ia; cables $50 1-&. France de-
mand els Ia; cables sra. Italy de-
maHd 6.22: cables 6.22 l-2. Germany
demand .3S 5-8; cables ~ a.. Nor-
way-dsmand 17.sa; Sweden demand
as.0a; Montreal % 3-ls.
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CRAIN RECEIPTS.

Duluth. Mimi. June 6,--Elevator
receipts domestic grain: Wheat 49,
100; barley 1900; rye ss,4oo; FAX
$50.
Shipments-wheat 34s,so0 bush
els; orn 605.700; oats $4,000; rye
$4,000.
Shipments bonded grain: Wheat
II, 0
Duluth car inspection: Wheat Nos.
1 and 2 dark northern and Nos. l
and 2 northern II; No. ; dark north
ern and No. 3 northern : other
springs 3; Nos. / and 2 amber durpm
and Nos. ! and 2 durum 8; No. 3 ans
Der durum and No. 3 durum Z; other
durum Z; mixed IT; all wheat 81;
corn II; oats 3; rye 10, barley 3; all
grains 1928; On track 352.
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POTATOES.

Chicago, June e.--Potatoes strong,
er; receipts IS cars total U. S. ship.
me1ts $50: Wisconsin sacked round
whites $2.00@2.25 cwt.: Michigan
bulls round whites &2.25@2.40 cwt.;
new stock stronG; Louisiana, Alabama
sacked Bliss Triumnhs No. l, $3.50
400 cwt.; South. Carolina Virginia
narrels Irish %cobblers No. 1, $s.75@
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DULUTH
GRAIN.

GRAIN.
Duluth, Mimi, June GA firmer
tone was shown in the wheat market
at the start today with good bidding
reported. Fresh weakness developed
around the close and final prices were
of.
The spot market basis wal about
unchanged locally. Receipts of all
grains for the day we're heavy.
Considerable corn is being shipped
out from the elevators and it .is
Thought that stocks will be cleared
up shortly.
September wheat closed unchane-
ed at 1.25 nominally; July durum
closed l 3-Sc of at LA Ia asked
and September / Lee off at 1903 1-S
bid.
Spot rye closed / lac OF at 80 Ia:
July l IA off at 81 IA and September
1c off at "a IL. Spot oats closed 3-sc
off at 3 21-2@34 Ia; barley unchang-
ed at from A to Sc; No. 2 yellow o
IA off at Sc SIS and No. 2 mixed
corn lac of at Sc Is.
Flax seed market broke sharply in
the absence of buying power to alb
sorb the offerings. July cloeed S lac
of at 2.5e bid; September &c off at
$50 asked and October sc oft at 2.46
asked.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN TARLE,

POTATOES.
Minneapolis, June e.--(U. s. 8u.
reau Of Markets.)-Potatoes good
wire inquiry, demand moderate.
movement slow: market stronger,
prices higher. Sand land district a r
loads +. o. b.. usual terms, Mime
apolia-st, Paul rate, sacked cwt. u.
5. No. J round whites 3l.5o@l.se.
CASH.
Minneapolis. June 6.-No. 1 north.
srn l.4l a-4@1.50 3-%; July 1.33 IA:
September 1..2s3-s.
Corn, No. 8 yellow, sl05z.
pats. No. 8 white, ~ 1-s43a Ia.
Barley, 47@.5S.
Rye. No. :. So a-4@a7/3-4.
Fla No. /. 2.64 l-4@2,56 Ia.
FLbUR.
M~tnneapclis, June G.-T1our An-
CHANGED TO Zoe lower. In carloaA latA
FAMILY patents, quoted, a. 7.7A07.7S
a barrel. in 80 pound cotton sacks.
Shipments a7,s01 harrsls.
Bran 17.6A n IA a I
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ROUYHRY.

Nov York June S.-Liye poultry
ateady; feyis zs02s; dssssed STEADY,
lEisee nAeeapssdh
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H0NITY

Chicago, June s,-Peultry alive
n'sner fowls "a; broilers 52@3s;
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century.
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GRAM REm~Sn

GRAIN RECNRTs.
Mihheepolts. Juns S.-Whe4A ~
cetpH llS cars compared WITH rs
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PRODUCE
CREAM.

Quotations furnished daily b
Rrideeman-RuE.e'l creamery
Butter Fat. per pound. ........ 3
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17F
LIBERTY BONDS,

- UH9tSA NnON VS. tNl-NT
New York, \ JQne s.-Liherty bonds
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MARKET NEWS
) NEW YoRK.

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UPH oLsTERiNo
ann ooo HIGHWAY BONDS.

STATE OF DELAWARE
Sealed proposals viii be received by
the state Treasurer Of Delaware. until
october II. 1922, at o'clock p NJ, for
Inc purchase Of $500 600 OF State Bonds
OF the state OF Delaware.
said bonds viii bear date January J.,
1929 and to be Of $1,000 denomination,
bearing per cent; interest, int, pssyn1,e Inn
uary and July OF each year. Bonds
shall be nayable forty years after the
date thereof. but the said bonds or any
OF them may be redeemed at the option
and FIVE per centum OF the principal
debt OF the bond redeemed on any first
dav OF January or first day OF July.
after the said bond or any OF them shall
have been issued one year. upon thirty
davs' notice, properly advertised, prin-
cipai and interest payable at the Farm
ers' Bank OF the State Of Delaware, at
Dover, Delaware.
The bonds TO be coupon bonds. with
no State tax. All bids must be ad-
dressed to state Treasurer. Dover, Della
ware. Bids viii be received for 600,
600 OF the Issue or any part OF that
amount and must be accompanied py
certified check for ; per cent. OF the DID
Flsher' state treasurer. The right is
reserved TO reject any or all bids. The
state will reserve 5000. 900 OF the issue
FOR Investment OF State funds.
itv of an Act entitled An Act TO create
a state Highway Department, estah-
fishing n system Of State Highways and
providing for the improvement and
maintenance thereof, and appropriat-
ing and borrowing money therefor.
passed by the General Assembly OF the
State OF Delaware. and approved by the
Governor. April 2. 1917.
GEORGE VI. FISHER,
State Treasurer.
septii-1s-2i-2s-2s-S -So,oct5-7.
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MUSICAL.
, LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING
Septcnbcr 80.

The governing sign of this date is
Libra, the sign of the scales. II is
the middle sign of the Air Trl-
plicty and It governs the loins and
reins of the Grand Man. This is
the great equatorial sign Of the hu-
man progression.
People born under this sign are
energetic, ambitious. generous and
inspired. The men and women arc
said to differ even more than Leo
men and women, and probably from
the same reason.
In physical appearance. these peo-
pie are usually tall. slender. and
well formed, with oval faces, quick
enunciation. sometimes shrlll voices
and beautiful eyes.
The governing planet of this date
is Venus, the goddess of love and
the birthstone is a diamond or opal
The Want Ads are your best
friend. cultivate the habit Of using
them daily and seeking their helpful
advice whenever you are uncertain.
Evening journal., 1922-09-30

WoNDERFUL NECEssITY-Has 100
uses in every home; use In the
White House. Wen help you establish
Philadelphia. sept3O-lt.
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NOTICE

F. ]. Meredith and George n.
Carroll. Tax Collectors for
Brandywine and Christiana hun
dreds. announce that in order to
accommodate the public. they
will sit at the County Court
House on Monday from 9 to II
o clock. Those paying at that
time can get the 5 per cent. re
bate off county, poor, road and
school taxes.
sept7o-it.
Evening journal., 1922-09-30

WOOD WILSON wires your house
without breaking your floors. plaster
or pccketbook. Phone 5s0i-W. ?500
Van Buren ST. augl2-lyr.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUTO TOPS. AUTO PAINTING-Stern.
rear 1908 Rodney ST. Phone 6if6
MARRIOTT.
Evening journal., 1922-09-30

WILMINGTON ROOFING a HEATING
CO.-Roofng. spouting, heater work;
tin. tar. Stag roofing. jobbing promptly
attended TO. Residence, 2602 Van Buren
81. shop. ~ E. Gath ST. Phone 2i75-J.
octs-lvr.
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NfARsHAL's SALE.
FORM NO. So
limited STATES MARSHAL'S SALH

District OF Delaware.
Rv virtue OF an order OF sale. issued
ont OF the United States District Court.
for the district OF Delaware, on the 27th'
day of September. 1922. notice Ia hereby
given hat vii. sell. by public 1lcttcn.I
for cash, on Friday, the sixth day Of
october, 1922, at II o'clock A NJ. at
the entrance Of the United States Court
House and Postoffce Bldg, Ninth and
Shipley SITS. Wilmington. Delaware. thsl
Four Nasted Schooner Cumberland
Queen" her hull, engine. tackle. ap-
psrel and furniture. as she now lies, at
the seaford Marine Rwy Co.. Seafords
Delaware.
Evening journal., 1922-09-30

FIXTURES. lamps. wiring material.
radio supplies; all reduced. Cross
man Electric Co. y. W. Corner Fourth
and orange SITS. apr29-tf.
Evening journal., 1922-09-30

I WILL GLADLY TELL anyone suffer
ing with rheumatism. how ! was cured
In four days after two years terrible
suffering II matters not what form
you have, what YOU have tried or how
long standing. Send name and address
today. Address Box N-if7. Little Rock
Ark. sept30-it.
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ELECTRICAL.

ARMATUREs 4 sTAToRs REwoUND
Electric fans. motors, etc, repaired.
Alexander and Steward. Tenth ana
Washington SITS. Phone s7s5-J. jyi0-1yr.
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MEN

Are the prospects bright for
the future in your present POSI-
ton? Does II promise pleasant
associations, unlimited earnings
and the opportunity to advance
20 an executive position? II IL
does not hold these Inducements
and you were told OF a business
right here In your own city that
did, would you investigate g.?
II you are the kind OF man who
is anxious 70 better his position
N life. you would. II Is imma-
terlal 10 us what you are now
doing. We do not care what
YOUR present position may be.
We do insist that you have
courage, determination and that
tangible something called per-
sonaiity and that you are the
sort OF man who thinks as
much OF the future as of the
present. The sort OF man who
Is planning for 1880, as well as
1923. II you care to learn OF
our business. communicate with
EMPLOYMENT MANAGER
Room 104s, DUPONT Building.
Either In person or by letter.
sept2s-2t.
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Would you care 70 learn
about new. rational treatment for
immediate relief Of Epilepsy. positively
stopping all seizures from hrsi days
use. Information free. Specialist"
Drawer B-59s. Lander. Wyoming.
sept30-tt
Evening journal., 1922-09-30

W. B. RoDENHIsER-Firs -class up
holsterer. Prices reasonable. 10s d
18th ST. Phone is7s-W. sept2-1m.
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uPHoLsTERING OF the better kind;
materials for sale. Sparks aud Son,
Corner Fourth and ratnall SITS, Phone
SLEW june27-lyr.
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STATE on DELAwARr

STATE OF DELAWARE.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE.
I A. r. BENSON. Secretary OF
state. OF the state OF Delaware. DO
HEREBY CERTIFY that the above and
foregoing Is true and correct copy OF
Certificate OF Reduction OF Capital Stock
OF the AMERICAN COPPER PRO-,
UCTS CORPORATION" as received
September. A. ID. 1922. at o'clock
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IN TESTIMONY WHEREBY,
I have hereunto set my hand
and official seal. at Dover. this
(SEAL) 2sth day Of September in
the year OF our Lord, one thou
sand nine hundred and twenty
two.
A. r. BENSON.
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light storage room
for furniture Gawthrop Storage Ware
house. Inc. 705 orange St. Phone 70.
mari6-t-t-s-lyr.