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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-11-15

Here is shown the Goddess Kali,
supposed to be the most powerful In
dian goddess-able to cure sickness
and disease. Until stopped by the
British government human sacrifices
were daily occurrences. For this pur-
pose a special small temple was erect
ed in the outskirts of Madura. In the
temple there are figures in the shape
of men, women and children, repre-
senting the now forbidden sacrifices.
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Bandits Take Tombstone
Weighing Over Half Ton

Winchester, Na.-The wave of ban
ditry that has had the local police
force guessing for the last two weeks
seemed to have reached its climax
when Funk & Son reported to the po-
lice the theft of Il large tombstone at
their place of business. almost within
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-11-15

one Of the most beautiful women in
central Europe, refuses to assist her
husband to make his selections He
brought all this trouble on himself"
she said laughingly. Let him fight
ii ont himself"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-11-15

illegal traffic in narcotice leader,
in fact, in the ranks of those who
strive to wipe this evil from the face
of the earth.
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R / { j N A I IS N
Cannot Exist in the Human Body II
You viii Use Trunks Prescription

Cannot Exist III the human BODY IL
You viii Use Trunks Prescription
It is preposterous; in fact it is
shame to suffer with inflammatory,
MUSCULAR, sciatic or any form or
rheumatism.
This Prescription does not ruin the
stomach, it does not depress the
heart. Eat all the meat and good
food you wish while taking Trunks
Prescription Contains no mercury.
salicylate soda, oil wintergreen or
narcotics, but positively overcomes
any kind of rheumatism or govt on
earth. What more do you want?
There is nothing just as good, and
it is impossible to get something
better The greatest uric acid SOL
vent known and also a superior liver
medicine.
Trunks Prescription sells for SITS
or 3 for only $500 at Owi Drug Co.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-11-15
PUBLIC NOTICE

There are numerous cases OF
Scarlet Fever in Moscow and the
territory, and in order
hat this thing be kept within bounds,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-11-15

DR.. e. A. White, director of COM
mittee on relation of electricity to ag-
riculture, who is now busy making
economic and engineering studies with
a view to determine a ways and means
of taking electric service to the farms
of America. This committee is made
up of representatives from the Amer
lean Farm Bureau federation, National
Electric Light association, Isolated
Electric Plant Manufacturers associa-
ton, United States Department of Ag-
riculture and the American Society of
Agricultural Engineering
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-06-15
DAILY BUSINESS EDITORIAL
Coue's Soothing Balm Good So Far AS 1t Goes
By RICHARD F. JOHNSTON

bodied French apothecry whose soothing
II bam preachmen accorded him of those brief world
shop did harm; good He
recall with smile of sefonten
truth in what he preached for the reasonable of mind
does become better and better to be better and better and by
believing effort fruitful 1t the old law of mind
is fine far The mind and matter are team
Each depends the other 1t follows that where one gives
way, the other has extra load to haul.
of the EARTH where miracles have
wrought There places where ongwon cutches have been
quite simple Many these clutches later
replaced and of the temporarily cured again yielded
to their chronic maady.
weeks of fever have been
from bed throw their aside and for
effort the body 1t is wonderful for
but for the moment only
made folks cheerful That good He did not claim
That better He simply pointed what each
equilibrium between matter
t their working we'll the harness He is not to blame
sought whereby the eternal
governing the soul and body could be set aside
There
ephemery demonstrate that the short brilliant
the short gttered with myriad reec
financial miracle Then it and he went
jail
anywhere The fountain eternal youth has
located tuberculosis has been cured cline the world
that God gave and furnishes plentifuly everywhere.
The Carolina poplar that filters the of Birmingham and eats
its nearous into systems in night One
foliage Then he realizes
that all he has accomplished and he regards with the
stately
and permanent.
patience preservation
family unity in
at the head dn Of sticking to the first second and the other inter-
mediate AS old they laden with
branches bending under load of luscious fruit
Dr. Cous soothing balm right far
of uniformity and
the result getters.
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Condition Statement
Of II Reserve Banks

WASHINGTON. June 14.-Combined re-
sources and liabilities of the ~ Fed
eral Reserve banks at the close of bust
ness June 10 were reported tonight by
the federal reserve board follows:
Resources: Gold and gold certificates,
s346,522 900. Gold settlement fund. fed
eral reserve board, ss7s.es5, 900. Total gold
held by banks. s1,O95. $4,000. Gold with
federal reserve agents. $2.057. SCI. 900. Gold
redemption fund, s56.459.oOO. Total gold
reserves, $3.50, 257, 900. Reserves other
than gold, S7,357,000 Total reserves 3d..
1873. 257 600 Non-reserve cash, $73,s60, 900.
Bills discounted; Secured by United States
government obligations, $3594Ss, 900; other
bills discounted, S34S. 377 ,000 bills bought
in open market, s2lS,61 900; total bills on
hand, 1925, $4,000. United States bonds
and notes, s125,2 900. United states GER
tificates of indebtedness. $S2s13.0oo. Mu-
nicipal warrants. $4,000. Total earning
assets slOS4,63S. 900. Bank premises.
S5l,7l9,000. Five per cent redemption
fund against Federal Reserve bank notes.
S191,000. Uncollected items. $6s9,53s 900.
resources, s5,140 7S1, 900.
900. Surplus, s2ls 500 900. Deposits: Gov
eminent Sl4 1928, 900; member bank. re-
serve account. s1.s13,s74,0oo; other de-
posts. 81, ,3ls, 900. Federal reserve notes
reserve bank notes in circulation, net liza
items, 1901. 900. All other liabilities
s1s.45s.ooo Total liabilities s5.14O.731.-
900. Ratio of total reserves to deposits
and federal reserve note liabilities com
on bills purchased for foreign correspon-
dents S33,485 900.
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Professionals Attempt
To Depress Price In
Curb Market Session

NEW YORK. June A.-Trading on the
New York curb market today was largely
in the hands of professional operators,
most of whom sought to depress prices
Several of the high priced oil shares Of
fered little resstepce to selling pressure
and closed from point to several points
lower. Prairie OIL and Gas lost 9 points,
| Ohio Oil Az. Imperial OIL of Canada 2A
| and Magnolia Petroleum /. The Standard
| OIL group held fairly steady and closed
| only slightly lower.
1ndustrials were unusually dull, no
| transactions being recorded in number
| of stocks which usually are quite active.
Motors were under fire for time and
yielded fractionaly.
Mining stocks moved downward in light
trading.
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ATLANTA RESERVE BANK

ATLANTA. Ga, June 14.-(Special.)-
Statement of resources and liabilities of
the Federal Reserve bank of Atlanta at
the close of business June 13:
Resources: Gold coin and certificates
In vault. $6.063.17S. Gold settlement fund,
$23.266.66l.36. Total gold held by bank,
$29SlS,SS4.3 Gold with federal reserve
agent. $103. 5S7,0S5. Gold redemption fund,
$2855, 961.53. Total gold reserve $136,-
1s1.sS0.ss. Reserve other than gold S.
S9l,569. Total reserve, S141,453,439.ss
Non reserve cash. $7,27s,737.54. Bills dis
counted: Secured by government obliga-
tions. 4,901.2Ss.75; all other, $24.73a97s;
bills bought in open market. S17o57,-
1851; total bills on hand, S46,692562 06
United States bonds and notes, $24Is50
All other certificates of Indebtedness $3.50.
Total earning assets s46s35,432.06 Bank
premises. $2.5sl. 1853. Uncollected items,
$24. 40s,7s2.3s All other resources, $475,-
ss2.ss. Total resources. s223.13a.Is1.os.
8, Liabilities; Capital paid in. sA4l5.45o
Surplus; ss;,sI,5ss.42. Deposits; Govern
ment $l14,l16 20; member banks. reserve
account, $56,l23.799 81 all other S233,-
b10.61 total deposits, $56.471425.Ss Fed
eral reserve notes In actual circulation.
S133. 1885. Deferred availability items.
slSbs 1893. H.. All other liabilities, Ss75
$50. ~. Total liabilities. s22a,133,1si os.
Ratio of total reserves to deposits and
federal reserve note liability combined.
H.4 per cent Contingent liability on
bills purShased for foreign correspondents,
I,2oo,622 SO.
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I REGULATORS HAD
ID DIFFICULTY IN
{. EXPRESSING LIST

NEW YORK, June 14.-Conflicting
- e movements characterized the
lltory trading in todays stock
a. 2laying a heavy tone throughout
TIE session. With little or no public
loving and operators for the ad-
Nace showing no disposition to
] we their favorites to higher
pund spectators for the decline
J. 1 little difficulty in depressing
ces in nearly all sections of the
mother flock of new low records
t9r the year was established during
the day. u. 5. Steel touched 94A
I'D then rallied feebly for a net loss
e.. l point on the day. Among stocks
to sell at new low prices for the year
we're Sinclair, Cosden, Pacific and
'exas oils, Standard Oil OF New Jer-
~, Phillips Petroleum, Marine pre-
/ rred, Kelly Springfield, Brown
ss1Oe, Nash Motors WHY'S Overland.
" tlson Packing, Consolidated Tex
tie and Ohio Body the net losses
a,eraging around point.
Railroad shares offered better re-
5 stance to selling pressure than the
iadusIrlalS. Failure to attract
Pablo following in the recent series
II favorable dividend evelopments
However. caused some liquidation by
lred holders of long stocks New
York Central forfeited IA points of
us APPOINT gain of yesterday, and
some of the other high-priced shares
also lost ground.
Reports that flush production in
southern California oil fields shows
signs of having reached its peak
Jailed to stem the liquidation OF OIL
shares which suffered the heaviest
1af Al N %
stock dropped points, the old stock
having been stricken from the list.
PIERCE Oil preferred jumped points
on announcement of Virginia court
decision in the preferred stockhold-
ers favor.
Declaration of a quarterly dividend
of rs cents on the new underwood
Typewriter stock marked the reali-
zation of another of Wall Streets
dividend hopes. The old stock paid
$3.50 quarterly before it was split up
ON a four to one basis. the new rate
Icing equivalent to So quarterly on
the old Activity and recent strength
of Moon Motors is based on the eX-
pectation that directors viii raise
the annual dividend rate from " 10
SO and declare an extra cash dlNl-
dend of Is cents at their next meet
ing June 10.
nut advanced to before the close
Time money business is quiet with
nlentv of money available for the
shorter maturities at 434 and bank
ors asking 5 for the longer dates.
Foreign exchange trading was
o,,iet with few important changes
in rates. Demand sterling held
around s4.6l and French francs
around 6.35 cents. German MARKS
touched new low at .00091s cent.
paws total sales. 7o1,2oo shares
Twenty industrials averaged 99'44;
net loss. IS. High 1928, 100.3S; low
92.T7. CO &c.
not loss .29, High 1928, 1858; low,
Sob.
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Active Issues Display Heavy Tone Throughout Stock Market Session

tations.
Railroad mortgages moved irregu-
larly within a narrow range. A gain
of one point by American Water
works 5s was the only outstanding
change among industrial liens.
Total sales (par value) were
$10,427,000.
Public offering will be made to-
morrow of s9,930,o00 Chicago and
Northwestern Railway company one
to fifteen-year per cent equipment
trust certificates to yield per cent.
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BONDS STEADIER
AFTER PERIOD OF
EARLY REACTION

NEW YORK, June 14.-After an
early period of reaction, bond prices
in the trading on the New York stock
exchange today became steadier with
the result that net changes on the
day were small.
Foreign government bonds were
quite active and generally improved.
The new Austrian rs continued in
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-06-15
POTATOES

CHICAGO, June 14.-Potatoes slightly
stronger; receipts. % cars: total United
States shipments, 100. Wisconsin and
Minnesota bulk round whites s1@1.25
scwt.; sacker, soc PSI: few at 81 o5 cwt.;
snew stock firm on sack stock; slightly
weaker on barrels; Texas sacked Bliss Tri-
umphs NO. /, ~ 30 o. 10: Louisiana and
Alabama sacked Bliss Triumphs 90 osm
z,5o: south Carolina barrel Irish Cobbiers.
20 SOFAS; North Carolina barrel Irish Cob
blers, So 50M575 i' W.
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demand with prices fairly firm
around 91A or nearly point higher
than final figures yesterday. Dutch
East Indies 5hs advanced Ia points.
United States government bonds
declined in the early transactions but
regained some of their losses and
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Short Market Flashes

NEW YORK, June 14.-Public offering
of new bonds totaling about 17o.ooo.ooo
will be made to American investors with
in the next two weeks One of these s25.-
100000 Sinclair Consolidated Oil corpora
ton first lien collateral 15-year 6h per
cent gold bonds, series B. Is being offered
today at 81, to yield about 7.l5 per cent
The other large issues will be $50. 900, 900
Illinois Bell Telephone company bonds
and $25.000,000 state of Kansas bonus
bonds.
NEW YORK. June 1.-THE Florida
East Coast Railway company reports a
surplus of $l.99l.s72 after payment Of
taxes and charges in 1922 compared
with $766.7o5 in 1921.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Central
Agurre Sugar company today declared an
extra dividend of IS and a regular quar-
terly dividend of 81. so. both payable July
to stockholders of record June 20.
LAWRENCE. Mass. June 14.-Notices
were posted in the Everett Mills. cotton
manufacturers. today of a shutdown from
June 20 to July 8. due to general bust
ness conditions. About 1900 workers will
be affected.
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NEW YORK. June 14.-Raw silk easy.
Prices per pound: Kansai double extra
cracks, ss.9O@9.o5; Kansai best No. 1.
s.45@s SIS; Kansai No. filler, IS. 400
s SO; Shinshu No. /, ss.35ds.40: Canton
extras A 14-16. ss.15@s. 80; Shanghai
China steam filler gold double deer, $3.50
69.70.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-06-15
COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. June 14.--There was a
sharp decline In the market for coffee flu
lures during today's earlier trading owing
to renewed weakness in Brazil. Offer
ings were not particularly heavy after the
liquidation of the earlier week. however.
and after selling off to s soc for July and
s5c for December, or about l6 to a.
points net lower the market rallied sew
eral points on covering. The opening was
Is to "a points net lower and the mar
ket closed at a net decline of 81 to 81
points Sales were estimated at about
$1,000 bags. July s7oc. September 7.soc.
October TOO, December TOO. March
7.45c, May 7.40c.
Spot coffee dull; Rio rs. 11% @12c; San
tos 4s, 14@14hc. Cos. and freight offers
included Santos, part bourbon, IS and 6s.
at 12A @l2*c for prompt shipment and
Rio Is at s.9o@sc for September
shipment.
The official cables reported decline
of 90 reis in the dollar buying rate with
an advance OF 3-64d in Rio exchange in
London. The market was AIS to 525 reis
lower and Santos was $50 to 1875 refs
lever Receipts at the two ports was 2l.-
900; Jundiahy receipts, 1900. Victoria
cleared $500 bags for New York.
HORSES AND MULES
EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL.,. June l4.-Horses
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NEW ORLEANS June Through rice
quiet; sales none; millers receipts. 34s
hacks. Clea|- rice steady: sales, 1Ol pock-
S@4 zoe; 800 pockets Blue Rose, "a
4hc. Receipts, 7.646 pockets. Bran and
polish unchanged,
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NEW YORK CURB

NEW lUhh, June l4.-Following is the
official list OF transactions on Inc New
York Curb Exchange, giving all stocks
and bonds traded in:
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NEW YORK, June 14-Call money firm
ar birh s, low AZ, ruling rate l.. clos
ing bid s. offered at 81 last Tine . loans gals
s3aadvs mixed collateral. 5000 days a. ~
s; as months, .; prime commercial
paner s.
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NEW YORK; june 14.-ForeIgn eX-
changes steady Quotations in cents:
Great Britain. demand 4 90, cables 4.6lH'
60-day bills on banks SO Y. France, de-
mand 6 .S5h, cables 6 SO. Italy, 4 ga and
4ss4ls Belgium. 8 45 and 5. as. Germany,
o009ss and .OOoa1s. Holland, 80 is and
40 81 Norway t6 81. Sweden, &c So.
Denmark IS. Switzerland, 1876. Spain.
1882. Greece. 3.01. Poland, .OOlt'
Czecho- SIovakia, 2.9s Il. Argentine, 36.12.
Brazil, 10. So. Montreal. 97ss.
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LONDON, June 1.-THE weekly state
ment Of the Bank of Eng and shows me
foIiowing changes: Total reserve, IN,
araasad fo00 600 Circulation, increased
sei' 200. Bullion. increased 1889. Other
securities increased $4,000. Other depos-
lis. decreased 1851 900. Public deposits;
decreased SAG 900. Notes reserve, increased
$4,000. Government securities, deere as 7'.,
4ay5 900. The proportion OF the pahh .
cent; last week it was $40 per cent.
Rite of discount, per cent.
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BOND MARKET
UNITED STATES BONDS
ION Stock ExChauRe)

Readers should note that Liberty bonds
are quoted in dollars and thirty-seconds
of dollars instead of dollars and cents.
The fractions are designated by giving the
numerator only.
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NEW YORK BONDS


NEW YORK, June 14.-Following are
today's high. low and closing prices Of
bonds on the New York Stock Exchange,
and the total sales of each bond:
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RANK OF FRANCE

FpARIs .Iune l4-The weekly bank
abatement of the Bank Of France shows
the following changes: Gold in hand IN
creased 1ib 900 francs. silver In hand, in
creased 1S4 0O0. Notes in circulation, de-
creased 243. 223,0o0. Treasury deposits IN
creased 6.236,oOo. Bills discounted. IN,
creased 25 304, 600. Advances, decreased
77459. 900 Fresh advances to the state
amnmnted To 200 GOO 600 francs.
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NEW YORK. june 14.-Copper firmcr;
electrolytic spot and and futures, 15is @
16Nc. Tin easy; spot and nearby, 4l.37c;
futures 4f.12c. Iron steady prices un
changed Lead steady; spot. 7.25c. Zinc
steady; East ST. Louis spot and nearby do
livery. 6.1oc. Anthony spot 6.65 q 6.15c.
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Hubbard Bros. & CO

Hubbard Bros. & Co.
Members New Orleans Cotton Exchange,
New York Produce Exchange. Associated
ders solicited for the purchase and sale Of
Cotton and Cotton Seed Oil for future
delivery. Special attention and liberal
terms given for consignment of spot cot.
ton for delivery.
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IONnON MONEY

LONDON, June 14.-Bar silver, 81 !.
per ounce. Money. rs per cent Discount
rate, short bills. 2@2 lie per cent; three
months' bills, 21-16421s per cent.
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SAVANNAH, Ga. June 14.-Turpentine
firm. 97c Sales eco; receipts, 726; ship
ments l04; stock, b.524 Rosin firm;
622 Quote: b to l, S4.75; X. S4.77ia
NJ, 81. so; n, So VIC, IS 90; WV, S5.75.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, June 14.-Tur-
pentine steady, 9s1sc; receipts. 363, ship
inents, l.451i stock $500. Rosin firm;
5.846; stock. lo6, 167. quote: to Nj
s4.75; y. 50; WIG, IS. 20; WV. $5.75.
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NEW YORK STOCKS
High. Low. Close.

NEW YORK, June l4.-Foilowing are
today IS sales high. low and closing prices
81 stocks listed ON the New YORK otoch
Exchange:
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FOREIGN BONDS
ION Curb Market)

Sales Gin $4,000 High. Low. Close.
10 Argentine rs. '23. zoos. 1904 1908.
Netherlands IS ....101ls 101 1o1
20 Mexico Gov 6s.... 81 60% 6o%
II Russian sAs 49,. 10 - IL
10 Swiss hs .......1o0h 1903 1904
sou S Mexico 4s.... Al 40 40
Total sales of bonds S504,o00.
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BERLIN. June 1.-THE statement OF
the Imperial Bank of Germany as OF
jane T. shows the following changes
Total coin and bullion. increased 1885,
on 900. 900 marks. Gold, decreased 1,ooi'
600 Treasury and loan association notes,
Increased 2777,621, 900. Notes of other
banks. Increased 141. 100000. Bills Of ex-
change and check, increased 6O4, 4I3745'-
900 Discount and treasury bflls, IN
creased 426, s1.769, 900 Advances. in
creased 11,135,7l4ooo. Investments, de- de-
creased 1852. OS9, 900 Notes in circula
ton. Increased 745.s16.11S,ooo., Deposits
Increased 57s,9s9,9s 900. Other labili,
ties, increased 1896, 912 900. Total Eold
holdings. 756.914000 marks, whereof 12o,-
032,000 are deposited abroad.
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DULUTH. June 14.-Closing flax July
s2.s4A; September. s2.5lA; October
$2,41l2 asked.
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NEW YORK. June 14.-steel prices un-
changed
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BANK OF ENGLAND

NEW YORK, June 14.-Foreign bar 81
ver date Mexican dollars, 49Ssc.
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EAST ST. LOUIS. ILL.,. June l4.-Horses
and mules continued slow; quotations un-
changed.
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7CHICAGO, Juno 14-Armonr OF Della
ware. 9Ol Armour preferred, 81: Com
monwealth Edison, 2s a; Diamond match
IioI Libby McNeill, s. Middlewest Util-
tiles. 45ls; National Leather, 56% VAIL
46h; Western Knitting, SIS; yellow Man
ufacturing b. 20; Yellow Taxi, "a.
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| lbS aus trbV gtu loan IS 81 n ~ q =
. Total sales of bonds today were 1o,427,-
900 compared with s10.14s,o00 previous
dav and s15.5S200 600 a year ago.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-11-08
CARS COLLIDE
ON SECOND ST.

The Blumenfeld & Feinberg bakery
truck and touring car belonging to
John Rumpf of Chenille collided on
the corner of Second and East streets
Saturday afternoon, with considerable
damage to both cars and injury to the
occupants. The bakery truck was
driven by Joe Feltz, who suffered u
cut on his head and an injured hand.
The Rumpf car was driven by Thomas
Larkin and he was accompanied by
several young ladies, among them
Miss Bessie Rumpf, who was badly
cut on her forehead.
The young people in the Rumpf
car were on their way to the BarabOo
Portage game and after a visit to a
physician, they were able to go On to
the game.