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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-24
0PET JEDNA KRISE MINULA.
NE.MCI POZDRzELI ODPOVED MA
OSTROU NOTU DESETI
MOCNOSTl.
LLOYD GEORGE NEHODLA USTATI USILf o PRf
MERf MA JlSTOU RADU LET.

Janov. 23 dubna. Opet jedna hospodarske kon-
ferenc st mnula dnes vecr kdyz nemeck deegace
znama po dlouhem zasedani svych clen dorozu-
mvn Rusy Italy re Nemci neodpovi notu deseti
nos ktere Jim sdeovano re podepsavs vyslovne vyhra
zuji pro sve vady pravo proh nepatnou nezavaz
kerouko klausu smlouv6, pTi-
c stavajcim smlouvam.'
se Lloyd George pfmel Nemce ably ma notu
s mocnos neodpovida TAX ably konference moha
vati neake konsruktvn praci Tato posedn nota bya
sejsi nez pdvodni protest prot ruskonemecke smouve
N6mci zdvofle dplomaticke eci jsou obviovani
han Oni totiz tr byli nuceni uzav eparani smlou
pon6vadz mocnost svoavs Janovkou koneenci odepfe
bra 1vahu n6mecke zajmy vzhedem tomu pravl:
"Nzepsani zasup mocnosti svolavsich konferenci u5
Mill dotazy cen svych deegac shedava ze ami stinu
spravedlneni nen pro takove prohlaSeni.'
Janov 23 dubna = Nez zazehnavanlm kris Lloyd
George niak nezanedbava va mov PLAN die nehoz vsech
"a mocnos Janovse konerenci scasnenych podepsao
by smouvu vystrihaji kazdeho noGneho podnku.
panu britckeho premera neni zadnych sankc cl poku
Jako washgtonska konerence, opira narodn mravno
Lloyd George jest pfesvedGen toto pooz "a
kad dskuse odZbroeni zaT shromazdeni Svazu
Ndrodd Zeneve.
" 1mave svazu elenova gavazu pro kazde dtoenost
avsak Nemecko Rusko neisou ceny mmo to brticky MI
nersky pfedseda zd by toho mnen re opakovan oho
sbu mze mti jenom dobro zape Rusove proevil uz
svoji ochotu podepsa zavazek uni tax vschn jejich
sOusede Nemci nemajf namitek.
sou vsak dve pfekazky jez museji byt pekonany Jed
Mich skyta Francouz druhou Japanc Francouzi "a
dali ably smouva znela tak ably mic nj nebylo zavadu
mahdn Versalske smouvy ppadn6 obsazen Ruhrske oba
s kdyby Nemci neodvadel splatky vaecnou nahradu
Druhou prekazku skyta Japanci Sb Rusove zada ably
Sc vyl nebo aspon slibi nebudou dale pre-
nkati Briticka vlada jest pine shod6 mo hedskem.
Pres tyto obtize prekazky Lloyd George doufa ze
poa smouvu prosaditi tax zasti mir Evropy aspoi
deset roka.
Janov o. dubna - Dr. Prehlusev pfedseda narodni ra
dy ychodohacske pfedloz hopodask6 konerenci proes
prot polsk6 voenske okkupac ace protesu upozorue
cane ST. Germainske smouvy dava nevyss spojene
cke radG privo rozustit halicskou otazku.
Janov, dubna. - Bekr Samy Bey zasupce Angorsk
vlady hospodaske konerenci popel dnes ze by ava
neaka formani smlouva mezi Tureckem, Ruskem Meme
ckem Pravi vsak re jest spoeGno zam mezi temto fen
zememi nchz dve Rusko Turecko vastn surovny kdez
to tfet Nemecko ma prostfedky jich zuzitkovani
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-24
HOSTE YPLASENI POzAREM.

Washington, %. dubna. Oheh neznameho puvodu mi
Gil dnes nehoei poschodi hoteu New Willard.
ednoho nevetsch neikrsnejsich tomo meste mezitm
hose probuzen spravou hoeu sp6cha notnm nboru
prvni poschod Mezi tem koz by takto vplasen byl mi
stopresident Coolidge eho chot'.
Nejhores ci desate poschod jest plesovy sal hotelu
byl omezen anz by pronk do doejsich poshod
yyhrazenych pro host ez va byla zaplavena vodou Sal
kde ohe vznik by nekok hodn pred tim scenou arnho
kubu kereho sueastnl president Hard
ing cenove kabinetu in vadni urednic akoz mnoho W.
nkacich muzG vsech cas zeme Jakym zpusobem ohen
vznikl. tom jsou pouhe domn9nky.
Skoda Jest znacna enom nejhoresm poschodf Sc od
hadue 900 mmo voda pronkla do poschod dole
sich
Mezi stalym hostm hotelu jest rodna mistopresdenta
Coolidge brgadni general c. E. Sawyer Marion osobnt
lekaf presdenta Hardinga.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-24
REKA UHASILA PLAMENY

Atheny, %. dubna. Tok re-
ky byl obracen do Monastiru,
kde hrozny vybuch Sc udal v
1tery, die zpravy obdrzene zde
dnes. Ackoli pocet ranenych
Jest veliky, mrtvych nebude to-
lik, jak rdvodne Sc oznamova-
10. Jest nadeje, ze potet ne
prestoupi 500.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-24
TURCI ODPOViDAJi.

Cafihrad, %. dubna OdpovGd Angorske vlady
davny nar dohodovych mocnost mez tureckym
naconasy Reky byla zde obrzena dnes. Odpoved dlou
vysvetuje ouhu po mru Turecku Zada bezodkladne
vykzeni Male Ase nabiz vseho druhu zabezpecen mens
dava uS6n nebude zadne okkupace nacio
nasy vykzene oblas po sy cas-. Odpov6d bude dodana
spojeneckym zastupcGm Ultra.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-24
TRUSTY DIKTUJl CLIO.

Washington, %. dubna. OZnacv administrator celnl
pfefoh iako hospodfskou monrositu ez nema sob6
senator Walsh Massachusetts, demokraticky Glen sent
nlo fnancnho vboru vyda prohsen zde nes pedveGer
zapasu clio kongresu, repubkinska srana konecne
pfedoHa zem tariff jenz neenom chrn ale skutecnos
vy3uje CHI zboz Rovnez pr bylo upuseno cd zasady
chray poozky move cen pfedoze upraveny tak jak ie
pfRIy 1ednotlive trusty monopoly.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-24
OTCUV HROZNY GIN.

New York 23 dubna. Martin Ehlers, 29-ety, Wood
bridge N j., zasfel svoii zenu Elizabeth 26etou sv6ho
synka Valera 7eehO dnes casne rano Chel zabi sv1
dcersky dvojcata ro stara avsak odvaha seha'a
Ee polci re pohada svoji zenou vycka az
usnufa pax provedl svGj desny Gin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-24
MONGOLSKO PROHLASMO
NEODVISI. .OST.

Kodan, %. dubna. Sevemi mongolska vlada UrZe,
podnetu vay moskevske prohlasa o neodysost od Cny
prav depese elsingforsu ku Exchange telegraph Vad
Urzska rovhez uzafea smlouvu rlskou soveskou vdor
die nz pos1ednejI sbuie 1Gnnou podpor Mongolsku pf
pade tnskeho vpadu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-24
VATlKAN POPiRA SMLOUVU
S RUSKEM.

Rim, 22 dubna - Vatikan popra, re uzavfel nejako'
smlouvu sovetslym Ruskem Byo zseno dnes zadn6
dipomacke vztahy nebyy zahajeny Moskvou Papez chy
sta vyslati expedc jesui nych do Ruska ably tam ko
naa prc avsak tato vyprava nebude m zadng
missiontfskych aniz nibOzenskych cil1,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-24
.OVOCE POSKOZENO MRAZEM.

Columbus O., 22 dubna. - Skoda, jez pdde do statisi
eli dolar byla zpdsobena ovoc state Ohio
vcere noc die odhadG ucin6nych povenostn kanceafl
Spojenlch Satn a statnm odborem zemed6lstv nekter
rych msech vcere mraz b tax sny ako jenz zntl
drpdu ,ovoce Ohiu oskem Zejmena jiznm Oh'
jest skoda velika.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-22

LIvEsroCK.

Chicago. Nov. 22.-tU. S. Department.
Of Agriculture)-Hog receipts $4,000:
market dull. mostly 10 lower; bulk de-
sirable $50 to 220 pound averages 7.66
to rs; good AMI choice 2s5 to. 2so
pound butchers $50 to 500: hacking
soWs mostly zoe to 1925: desirable pigs
1855 to 500; heavy hogs 100 to 1855;
medium 7:60 to $50; light $50 to IT'S;
lights 1855 to 500. packing sows
smooth 7.20 to 7.46: packing sows rough
ZOO to 1875: killing pigs 1856 to 800
Cattle receipts l6. 5000; native beef
steers practically all short fed; beeves
dull, uneven; tending lower: few destr-
able long fed steers and yearlings op.
ened abOLt steady; early top.p matured
steers and yearlinEs. IL. O0:;S bulk liSshort
fed steers OF quality aAd,.conditibn, to
sell at $50 to $50; lower grades beef
COWS and heifcrs weak: Sundertone low
er; Gamers, cutters and better grades
lat she stock steady: bulls easier; veal
calves firm, more active; stockers and
feeders and western grass steers about
steady; bulk Gamers early 2.S6 to 800:
mostly bulk desirable bologna bulls 4.26
to 4.5D. :
Sheep receipts 10000: opening slow;
top 1896 to city butchers and packers;
feeder demand fa;r; two cars 81 pound
Washington feeding lambs &1S.75; one
deck i95 pound good yearling wethers
100; sheep steady: heavy fat ewes
300. to 500: one load fat, ewes averaging
1872 pounds 700.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-22
More Expense Accounts
Filed; All Show That
Candidates Went Easy

Bismarck, Nd, Nov. 22.-Few of
the leading candidates for state office
in North Dakota spent large amounts
of money themselves in the recent
campaign, according to the expense
statements filed by several.
Governor NestOs reported expenses
OF $229.50. of which $40 was for
printing, 1890 for advertising, $1.5O for
~stenographic hire. $28 for cuts and
800 q contribution, to the campaign
committee. Lynn j. Frazier spent
$172t68 on his campaign, according to
his statement, divided as follows:
Livery, IS: railroad fare $500; rent,
81; advertising, S26; postage. $12.60;
gas and OIL, $14.05; and hotel and
meals, $3.50. He adds that all OF
the expenses were paid out of dona-
(tiohs and collections at meetings. r.
A. Moeller, candidate ~forlsecretary Of
state, reported expenses OF $278.35
and also reported this, from
collections at meetings. Other ex-
pense statements filed include:
Sveinbjorn johnson, supreme court
Justice, $288.69;s Geo. NJ. Young, con-
gress, $208.25; ]. II. Wishek, state
senator, $165; w. j. O,Leary, rail-
road commission, $12;S{C..W w. Pollock,
railroad commission, $50; W. u.
Nuessle, supreme court Justice,
$s0s.78;s Minnie. Nelson, state SUPER
Iintendent, $12;9$C. w. Mcdonnell.
railroad commission, $72.50; u. II.
Mccoy, candidate for the Legislature
In Sioux county, reported az his. only
~..existirlg and unfulfilled promises and
liabilities" the fact that he was
elected. SW t5d
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-22
MARK NEWS
NEW YORK.

sg6cxs.
New York. Nov. 22,-.Professional
short interest renewed their attack on
ing Some extensive liquidation Of stock
n depressing prices to s. points.
Sales appropriated $4,000 shares.
New York. Nov. 22.-ll:so ~. md
which ultimately affected nil classes Of
stocks undermined the confidence Of
the bulls ana offerings increased. High
p pf'f ! 70 f : pclnH x xhys g 81. Louis to ths and srt ssa
FRANCISCO preferred lost 5A. Losses of
2 pointa or. more were quite numerous
among the industrials and 4~specialties.
WIN Mos we stoeSs re lasins s re 1strts;, little
support during the morning. Trading
was in exceedingly small volume; but
prices: nevertheless. kept slipping s!oh
steadily, with the. selling covering. q
railroad issues were about the only ex-
ceptions to the general reactionary
ed freely with Baltimore ana Ohio: Mis-.
Frisco preferred, the weakest, the last
named falling over 3 points Special
heaviness was displayed by the food.
public utility, merchandising n a
from / to nearly 8 points. Special buy-
ing occurred in Cerro de Pasco. electric
storage battery. White Eagle oil. New
York airbrake A, United Drug and Unit
ed States Alcohol. the gains ranging
from l to IN points. Call money op-
at s per cent.
Professional selling pressure was d.
rected at the opening Of today's stock
market against some of the Independent
steels, chemicals and minor oils, giving
1t a r~eactionary appearance. Consider
able Improvement was noted. however.
In the southwestern railroad shares, and
a few specialties which were the object
of pool operations. Allied chemical
broke nearly 3 points. F,
St. Louis-Southwestern preferred up
IL, Missouri Pacific preferred IN and
500 l.. American bank notes jumped
az to a new high record. Foreign ex-
changes were easy.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-22
GRAIN AND PRov1sIous.

Chicago. Nov. 22.-W eakness devel-
oped In the wheat market today during
the early dealings here, the chief factor
being Liverpool quotations which were
u~nresponsive to strength shown yester-
day on this side of the Atlantic. Re-
ports of favorable weather and soil con-
ditions In the surplus grain states tend
ed also to make values decline. On the
other hand, indications of export bust
ness at the Gulf of Mexico failed to act
as much OF q stimulus. The opening.
which ranged from Y to Y lower with
May 1.17h to 1.17N and July 1.OSN to
LOS. was followed by a slight rally and
then a fall lower h a before.
Corn and oats declined with wheat.
Western shipping demand for corn was
reported az less insistent han of late.
After opening unchanged t3 Y lower,
with May 70A to 70h. the corr mar
ket hardened q little then underwent a
material setback.
Oats started a shade lower to " ad-
vance. May 43k to 43A to Is and after
a trifiing rally turned down grade for
all deliveries.
Provisions were easier in line with
the, hog market. y
Enthusiastically, the market
took an upturn which, however. failed
to last. Prices closed l to TX net lower,
with May 1.16H to 1.16N and July los
to 1.08h
Corn-In the late dealings, corn shar-
ed In the tumble of wheat prices, clos
ing nervous x to IN net lower with
May 70h to TON.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-22
Bismarck Pastor
Takes Stand Against
Anti Dance Movement

Bismarck. N. D., Nov. "a
Dissenting from the views of tho
city ministerial association, DR..
Thomas Dewhurst, rector of St.
Georges Episcopal church, has
taken a decided stand against the
demand Of that association and
the compliance by the school
board in forbidding the use of the
high school gymnasium for dane
Tho result of the ban was that
the students were forced to give
their dances in halls down town
without faculty chnpcronage, Mr..
Dewhurst declared. II,
j, This Is an example Of relig-.
iOus moderation being thrust up
ON the people," he asserted, inS
urging reconsideration of the or
der.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-22
The Lake Mystery 6
b Y NJ "A r YIN A
sYMoPsIa.

4 BneN
YRbhO0I
~

%#EM84M2EG& SYNOPSIS. n.y. Br@JE
- Horace bernethey q misery muscLan,w iled his musical library unreservssa e..
WI1s Ak Ike Tempii q young musoian I'M hi son. Of the woman he,h ad t"s = sn an. Ivy
yOu!n. aGd .It him. hree hundred thousandd dollars in gold, contingent IN SaAcs
had secreted H. The rasto OF his PROPERTY. including his mousse in Maine N the
TO locate the gold within a specified time, il was to be divided by his layer .wvye nn nm
1ord disabled musicians -. -.
10 SAKE is deternnned to find the money in order thath he may devote al. ~ e ms mM.
hMy Walker. Roy Morton, me David hwing. h agree to accompany him. c 10 =.
oo Hlsers. home n Maine nnd here conduct q systematic search! ZOE ne ..S hv
-. May Thurston, tho pretty young secretary Of Ahernethey had been -ask eu ~
he lawyer to remain in the house after In musicians Death The Is engage Saeeoou "
s lou. fellow an when May tells him of the strange wnL Re make up, n aMe T hot to
ot tue 1ghtful heir to the treasure he can. May tres to persua"o ia"
s"eu UP Inc search. hut is unsuccessful 49,.
Mhe an the the f1r nsn a5rve at the old mans home MarEaset West aa egss
gracously ~
:. SAKE n his friends, nth Margaret West M May Thurston helping wMea--
YER hy can .ransnckt he house nd grounds for traces of the gd or ciews . ae" ~
ts 20 en Ms hiding place 1t is all a great deai IT, = lark At first sax snr hna and her
Genuine sympathy In his search for the fortune. while Rv Mortonh nds an ee'
increasing Measure in the companhorship Of May Thurston. ~,,
= EiHy WAker hits upon a clw to the missing money in a sneet D naw
their efforts. So
For many days the search is fruiuess out excitement Is added to the me a ers In n
BY " amSushed attacks on he life of Sake. May Thurston discoHNeerssM ~
these W attacks the nj tiEs OF her form er lover. Masters, who "mss WITS, .t
secntly seeking the gold. is nw openly devoting himself 7 2 WnhhanngS ~ e1nose
him II he auesnt give u h search M leave ipmediatay. Thisp puts him i re
a violent rage I'M in his frenzy he huis thu girl from the Gill on WHICH '
standing into the waters oft he Ike below. ,..,.- 500, +a rocks
Ry some distance aways sees the forn OF the grl & huIlns HUNa.HM%hoa ser
IN a few seconds later II is In the water Swjmmingt TOWARD heT. me- V"NS
barely In time to save Ter life. .-.u,,u onu-
Billy Walker hits upon cew to III missing money! in sheet OIL u MUST Mir
script left by the old musician. Working OF this cew. the fur mn renew ,o
efforts in the search. 1t lead hem to a SINAI. island att other end or d. IN me mai mai
in The heart OF which they And a cave with narrow, passages coh"ee"e
chambers and winding low under tn surface Of the AXE ~ ""
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-22

ro1E1aA ExoHAHa1.
change firm: Great Britain demand
On a;.9 banks sn1s; t cs9lss so s-ls; 50 day bills
italy demand 4.ssH cables 4:s7.
9s1S,s% ds asmaad ISL .eis Sesles sa f;sah: :o1
Holland demand 1924; cables $685.
Sweden demand 26.73.
Denmark demand 2O.2O. 81
Switzerland demand 1850.
Spain demand 1880.
Greece demand 1862. 'Ht
Poland demand .00k.
Czechoslovak1a demand 3.18.
Argentine demand 1852. @
Brazil demand 1850.
Montreal 50 1916.
New York. Nov. 22.-i.aw sugar mar
were reported at 5000 bags Of CubaY
ieT p shipmen Mot TO local ana ef ins, p At ~
cost and freight. equal to 5.sb for cen
trifugal. Raw sugar futures ct midday
showed advances Of 3 to s points. Re-
l Hr%snul sssSr lis Tea Il Z 90 e 100 %!'n l'ns
Refined futures nominal.
r1oDucr.
New York, Nov. 22.-Butser firm; re-
ceipts $40 tubs; creamery higher than
extras 62h to 63; creamery extras, %
score. SIN to Sc; firsts. as 70 q score.
rr. .sr; s. ;ss.ss: t fsss'D & e s'' g: n sss;;;
western hennery whites ffrsts to*extras
cheese fifm; rec.iptss 1867 boxes.
nnFA1. Il
New York, Nov. z1.-Copper steady:
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SOUTH 81. PAUL.
1yV1eToGE.

n sG Sspar IN; nau az M A9rissu1ture,1.-catstIie;
receipts 1900; market generally steady.
common and medium beef steers 4.50
10 800; bulk under. 6.25;Sto load lot to-
day "a short feds averaging 1,2S6
pounds at 500; butcher she stock large
Nv 800 to AIS; few UP. to $50 and 500;
cAnhers and cutters 2.25 to 800: bo-
3iogna bulls 500 to S.7b;ss stockers and
calves receipts 2.70O: market stendy;
practical packer top 7.60.
Hog receipts 10000; market steady
to 10 cents lower: range Cts to 100;
Sheep receipts $500 l;market mostly
steady; fat lambs 1925 to 1875: light
ewes around 6.75; about 3.76; handy
weiaht fed Montana yearlings 1925; few
ted Montana ewes 100. ~ Il
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-22
oEoSn.

Duluth. MINI. Nov. 22.-Closing cash
prices: Wheat. ss,.
VI No. I amber durum $50 to 1.33.
No. 2 amber durum lis to 100
No.31 durum4e1 ]. 0e.
No. 2 durum S1.04.
81 Nc. / mixed durum los to 1.16.
No. 2 mixe1s idurumS1.O3 to III.
No. 2 mixed. arrive November 1.Q2.
sf No. 3 arrive o. e Z,
No. i red 100. @6SsS4 "
.yember 2.46k; 81 arrive 2.10k; N0venl-
Der 3:44N bid. December z.5SM asked;
May 2,zS asked. 80 sHf59SfS
Oats No. white, track 3sN TO ssN,
No, 4 rye, track q; arriye November
tS6 arrive 80, al Y
Barley346 to ]. IS 8,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-22
POTATOES.

Minneapolis, MINI, Nov. 22.-(U. S.
Bureau Of Observation-Disclosures. better
wire inquiry, demand light, movement
slow, market firm, especially for white
b.. usual terms, Minneapolis-St. Paul
rate sacked cwt white varieties u. $.
grade No. l, 70 to IS. Red River Valley
points carloads, +. o. b., usual terms,
Moorhead rate sacked cwt Red River
Ohios U. S. grade No. 1, 60 to 65. most
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-22
DULUTH.
GRAIN.

Duluth, Mimi, Nov. 22.-Wheat: mar
kets developed strength today, though
the news given out was generally bear
ish. The strength was attributed in
some quarters to a tight situation in
the December future at Chicago.
The market was veal at the close and
the early gains were lost. November
wheat closed unchanged at LIE no,ninal-
": December and May unchanged at
lis nominal November durum closed
96k asked and May Y off at 98 X
Spot rye closed ! cent off al SIS; No
yember ! cent of, at IS bid; December
IN off at 81 asked and May In off at
88h.
spot oats closed y Off at ss% to ssh
and barley unchanged at from AZ to 81.
Advances were scored IN! fla1Secd as
the result of good buying by operators
to complete contracts for November
loading. November closed TX mp at
2.44A bid; December 2H up at 2.39M
asked and May IN up at 2.28 asked.
Corn offerings were light and demand
was steady, tending to make a firmer
feeling compared with futures.
Cats demand was steady ana tone OF
market firm to strong compared with
Rye was steady 1t the opening with
premiums firm compared with futures.
After the early squirt premiums sdeclir.
ed N from the early top. i9F&
Barley demand was broader.
Flax finally shifted over to the basis
OF the December futures. %SsS:SS{
Demand from crushers fair to good.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-22
vERDICMFO DIsNTIsaAT,

Minot, tN. D. Nov. 22..---The Jury IN
federal court here late yesterday re-
turned q verdict TOT dismissal Fof the
action against the STANDARD OIL COM
pany. brought by John Gum of Minot
for $4,000 damages for alleged IN
sjuries sustained when a truck belong.
Ing to the plaintiff and driven by the
defendant ran OyeraanN embankmant.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-22
CASH SALES.

Chicago, Nov. 22.-Wheat No. 3 red
1.27 to 1923; No. 2 hard 1.21A.
Corn No. 2 mixed 70 to "A; No. 2 yell
low 1914 to TAN.
oats No. 2 white AA to 45A; No. 8
white 43& to 44k.
Barley 90 to 70.
Timothy seed 500 to SIS.
Glover seed 1900 to 1000.
Pork nominal "te
! Lard 11.40. ,r
Ribs 1915 to 1900. ag.
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NINNHAPo1Is aaA1N rAnLE.
GRAIN.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 22.-Right at the
opening of the market today there was a
fair amount of snap to the demand for
the best sort of milling wheat. Some
of the next best also was disposed Of
readily at firm premiums compared with
futures. but Interest in the softer type
of wheat was quiet, some sales being
made at a decline of / to 2 cents COM
pared with December. Durum prices
were steady. Winter wheat was, strong
err and light offerings were in good de-
mand.
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POTATO MA1K1T
November "a.

Furnished by Far,nere ~ operative
MINI. -" -, 80
-: s. grade No. l Early ohios.
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Gasohne- propelled trolleysS are to
be OpsratsdSsin Paris. The carr viii
b. ssuppheds With three types Of
electtri which can Be operated by
the conductor I vel az the motor.
man SssFS
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Chicago. Nov. 22.-Butter higher; re-
ceipts 1929 tubs; creamery extras 81:
firsts 40 to A; extra firsts Al to So;
seconds 1914 to 80; standards 4S.
Cheese unchanged.
Eggs lower; receipts 1904 cases;
firsts ~ to 81; ordinary firsts 40 to As:
miscellaneous As to SO; refrigerator ex-
tras 2S; refrigerator firsts 25h to &c.
Poultry alive lower; fowls 13 to 18H;
springs 17k; ROSTERS 12h; turkeys IS;
geese 21, ' -E NJ TI-
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MILLING WHEAT.
given for November. 20 by Russ,
" Russell
DEPUY RESIGNS.

Bismarck. v. d. Nov. 22,-H. G..
DePuy has forwarded his resignation
as q ,menioer of the state bar board
to Governor Nestos, M
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CHICAGO aRx1N TABLE.
POTATOES.

PoEAToDS.
Chicago. Nov. 22.-Potatoes steady;
receipts 40 cars; total United States
shipments 656 cars; WISCONSIN bulk
IS to 95 cwt: Minnesota bulk Round
Whites IS to 95 cwt; Minnesota sacked
Red River Ohios 80 to IS cwt; North
Dakota sacked Red River Ohios IS to 90
cwt: South Dakota bulk Round Whites
" to 80 cwt; Idaho sacked Russets 1.60
cWt.
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CASH.

Minneapolis, Nov. 22.-No. l northern
l.!9h to 1.2sb; December 1.17M; May
. Corn No. 8 yellow -69% to 7eA.
Oats No. 3 white 3SA to 41@M.
Barley SO to 63.
Rye No. ., S1a to sag. N
Flax No. 1, 2.45S to. 2.47.
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