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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-18


Sir John Hare, the famous actor, who there in
official capacity which was not explained to
me. 1t might be of interest if | add that theI
rope which tested was unique, inasmuch as it was
equipped with certain improved gutta percha fit
tings, according to a suggestion | had previously
made to the Home Office.
That evening, too, had chat with the chaplain,
a church army officer, and made suggestion to him
that would, felt help in shortening the miserable
drama due in the morning. | put it to him that
when he led the little tragic procession to the scat
fold he should walk straight the trapdoorsI
instead Of stopping and stepping aside when he gotI
there.
ooh, no. he protested; 81 really couldn't dol
that"
naturally respected his objection, but pointed
out to him that if he stepped aside Jacoby would
probably turn round to look for him, and this would
occasion delay. But if he walked across the dropI
the lads eyes would look straight ahead and could
do my part and have him down so much quicker.
After considering the matter from this point of
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-18

found guilty of mansaugher and 6tsGs& :.
not murder. 49,
This point was hammered home WkgH#
at the Court of Criminal Appeal
after Jacoby had been sentenced
to DEATH But the Lord Chief JUS ~
tice held that the jury came to the S
conclusion that ''the fatal act was o. <
not only done in the course of and ssI5
for the furtherance of the perpe- ISa r.
tration of felony, but was done. RIG Is
with the intention of infictng III II
grievous bodily harm" n
Hence the verdict was held cor q ~
rectly to be one of murder" and, - {,
so far as the law concerned, ~ w.
Jacoby was guilty of the capital
offence
!: i: !: !; !: !: !: !: !: 4
Persony did not like the task
that was placed in my hands, ~
though, to tell the truth, at first
did not think the authorities would "E
allow this boy to go to the N ST
scaffold.
But on Whit-Sunday / received
letter from headquarters, which
was headed, Henry Jacoby, and
ran:
"As there is no reprieve for the above convict,
please be at Pentonvlle Prison as arranged on Tues
day next at four O'Clock. am writing this owing to
the holidays"
Hence my journey to London that Wht-Monday,
followed by my first sight of him whom the law re-
garded as a murderer-playing cricket in the prison
yard After that touching game of Cricket Jacoby
went indoors and sat down to write few final let
tiers. To his solicitors he wrote
"The only way | can show my gratitude is
by keeping stiff upper lip and going through it
bravey."
And to the governor this boy with half devel-
oped brain wrote:
Dear Sr-I am just writing these few lines
to thank you and all the officers who have looked
after me since have been here. If you would
not be put to inconvenience, would like you
to thank these men for me. Once again thank
ing you all for the kindness. Yours obediently,
III. JACOBY."
The boy had found his manliness in his extremity.
On the Tuesday prior to his execution he had been
confirmed by the Bishop of Stepney, and he told
the wardens after the ceremony, "When the Bishop
put his hand on my head felt as if was now quite
ready to go through with it ALL" And he behaved
in strict keeping with that resolve gaining thereby
the respect of all in the prison.
| got the scaffod in full readiness and tested it
in the presence of the prison governor, the deputy
governor. the doctor and CAPTAIN Hare the of
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25
Ako pripravovat' diet 'at'u potra
WI pre- flaskovs krmenie.
CLANOK 143.

V predOSlom Glanku zretel lie
vysvetlena bola potreba a d0lezi-
tost' cistoty pri pripravovani po-
traviny pre- btbu. Cistota potra
viny moze byt' iiplne znicena, je
stli pri pripravovanf neciste po-
mocky sn uzivane.
Okrem cistoty dolezitou vecou
je al spravne meranie a rozried o.
vanie. Ked' sa uziva sladene kon-
densovane mlieko pre- diet'a mile
ko ma byt' late konvice ma ly-
zicu, ale ably sa mlieko usadlo, ME
ably pretekalo. Toto je najlepsi
sposob ma ziskanie spravnej mie-
ry. Snadno je srozumitel'ne, re
nacieranlm lyzicou do konvi,e
nezlskala by sa spravna miera, 'e-
bo ma spodku lyzice by sa tiez ho-
dine mlieka nasedalo. Nakol 'ko V
nprave je ureite ndane, re kol 'ko
'kavovych ly1i6iek ide do kol 'ko
uncov vody, preto kazda kavova
lyzicka mlieka ma byt' presne Wy
merana dl'a udanych 1prav. Pc
odmerani spravnej miery potreb-
ne je oplaknut pohar trocha pre-
varenou vodou, ktora ma byt' po-
uzita ma rozriedenie, elm vydosta-
ne sa vsetko dnu sa usadnuvsie
mlieko. Otvorena konvica ma byt
vzdy drama ma chladnom, cistom
mieste presne ma byt' prikryta
cistou sialkou alebo hrncekom.
Ma rozriedenie upotrebovana
voda ma byt' najprv prevarena a
tax vystydnuta. Toto je ia "pre-
varena'' voda, ktora je spomina-
ma vo vsetkyych tychto clankoch.
Preyarend yodQ merajte cistej
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25

chodza je stale prerusovany pad.
Ia chrbtom robotnikov opat
hrGia zvonce SAM, ktore sa chytro
priblizujii k MIN, vcliky psisko
ich pana breStic, obskakuj1c oko-
10 Mich. Jeden "a 'lruhym snlma-
.jti tupo a t t'azkopadne svoje Gapi-
ce este kym sane prebehnu okolo
Mich - poznaji svojho pana 20
jeho psovi.
A jeden "a druhym sa vyrov-
naji kladu capice Ease ma hlavu
vrhnu ustate, l'ahostaine po-
hl 'ady na sane, ktore sa preSmit--
MI okolo mich ami cez daky spalier
Sedivych, shrbenych muzov. Len
ten, co je na samom predku, ne
pospiecha akOsi sosnat cGpicu.
- Je to Krakeler. - vrav1 ma.
jitel' kamenolomu k svojmu 81.
novi. - Patr1 k socialistom, kto
rIch je tamto tax mnoho. Ale
prepustim no, akonahle no nebu
deme potrebovat'.
Syn chytil bic, veselo MIN svih
null ponad hlavu robotnika a sho
| dill mu MIN capicu, ktora sa sko
TIL ala do priekopy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25

flaske, opatrenej mierou. Potion
odmerajte mlieko tym sposobom,
ze konvice no vylejete ma cistn
lyzicu, ako je to hore spomenute.
Po pridani mliekav kr vode mie-
sajte no dokonale, ahy sa rozpu-
stilo. Potion vylejte no do vyci-
stenej pridajajncej flasky, ma kto
ri pripravite sterilizovany cuclik.
Neni potrebne uzivat pri tom
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25

svojich chalnp. Odlozili svoje ma
stroje, teraz stoja malych sku-
pinach a ta.kaj6 na svojho chlebo-
darcu. Ma upati pahorku je pan
sky dom, odkial' musi prist'. Do
hroma, preco media l'ud' 'om t'az-
ko zarobenFch par grosi V pravy
caso. Ba, ci ozaj neodcestoval, a.
ko mimlu sobotu!
Konetne objavi sa V sprievode
svojho vel 'keho psa. V ruke ma
kozene vrecko, dnes teda bud,l
peniaze Ia dobru polhodinku mo-
zno zajst' tyzdennou mzlou do
NOV, we'd cesta ide dolu vrSkom
a 6smimi korunami vo vre cku
sa l'ahko uteka.
Chlebodarca jeho robotnici
odmeriavaju pracu presleho tTi-
dina: dlazdice, strl, schodove ka-
meme. Vzneseny pan sa obzera po
kopci strku, ktorT je ME rovnc-
merne rozlozeny a zda sa mu, ze
lie to slaba miera. Sved Anders
vypocuje bez slova vTcitku, lebo
zda sa mu, re tskto skor prepeci"
sa mu jeho fla miera. Lebo mali
;el' lomu teraz ma pravo merat'
manifesto poriadnej klaftrovej mic
ry len tax cod Okla.
Mattel lomu diva sa ma An
dersa.
- Nuz, - tento raz ii to pre-
jde. Pre- tych par groSi, o ktort
ma chces oS1dit', este neschW1ob-
MEM, Anders' vravi dobromy-
sci ne a otvara svoje vrecko.
Zrazu vsak pocut' cd pahorl1n
zvonce SAM. t'ahanych silnym ko-
nom. MladE pan V peknom kozu-
chu - syn majitel'a kamenolo-
mu - sostupi so SAM prikroGi
ku chlebodarcovi.
- Otce, neSiel by 81 so mnou
do mesta? - pyyta sa. - V ho-
stinci je vyborna partia lombre
pohromade.
- Nemam penazi, - odvetil
MATTEL kamenolomu.
Syn ukazal koncom svojej ciz-
my Ma vrecko, ale otcc potriasal
hlavou a hl'adel rad-radom IA
svojich robotnikov.
- Hlnpost', stary! Robotnici
m6zu po5kat' do pondelka! -
vrav1 syn.
- Dnes vecer da sa iste nieSo
zarobit'. reznik je uz trochu vyso-
ko name potom jedn6ho novfho
spoluhraGa - isteho vel 'koobchod
nika. Musis rozhodne napravit
porazku, ktorI 81 utrpel od rez-
nika.
Mattel kamenolomu civil ,kl
vahavo hi adj pred seba. PotOm
siahne do vrecka, ably vyplatil pr
veho robotnika, ale nahle zachy-
Ill ieden 70 starostlivo a skoro w
strazne nan upretych pohl 'adov.
A nara zdostala jeho tvar aky'i
ME priatel'skI vIraz.
"L'u 'udia, pockame vyplatou
do pondelka,' vravel.
s tym sadol 81 do sanf k svoj-
mu synovi a pohli sa k panskemr
domu.
DlhE rad robotnikov ubera 50
teraz ma sposob krivej ciary pr
hradskej dolu k domcekom ns
brehu mora, V ktorFch sa blikocj
newell Ike svetiel 'ka. Ustato a shr
beno kraea jedna postava "a dru
hou - smutna ilustracia vety, II
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25

al lievik, ale jestli je uzivanN, mu-
ST byt' vzdy len tol 'ko mlieka,, co
je, dostatoene len ma jedno prida-
jamie.
Ci beba vasa plakava? Je ner-
voznou a nespokojnou? Ked ano,
vtedy podistvm jej potravina ME
je spravna. Jestli nemozete pri-
dajat svoje diet 'atko, a jestli ma
vaSom prsnom mlieku nerastic
dostatocne, daite mu Bordenovo
Eagle Mlieko tn potravinn,
ktora iispesne vypestovala sta Il
slice deti. Snadno sa pripravuje =
len pridate prevarenu vodu dl'a
hpravy. Ia 65 .rokov matlSy dava-
ly Eagle Mlieko co vel ky dar
zdravia svojim det 'om. Ono odpo-
rncane je lekarmi pre- slabe a chor
Pave deti, nakol 'ko ono snadnc sa
straw a dokonale syti. M
Citajte pozorne tieto clanky ka.
zdy tyzden a odkladajte 81 ich
pre- prfpadne upotrebenie bu-
dncnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25
TRoCHA sMIECHU.
z nebeskeho humoru.

Pan JeziS sa - vraj - raz vel
mi nudil. / navstivil Sv. Petra a
poprosil no, aby sa zahral MIN
karty - tartlik. Sv. Peter rad
pristal, no hneli' pri prvom roz-
dani uvedomil 81 kym hra zda-
raznil:
- Teraz ale ziadne zazraky,
majstre, hrame 0 peniaze.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25
Vyplatny den
Niapisal: Martin Andersen Nexo.

4
Hore ma pahorkoch stoji les v
hlbokom zimnom spanku, biely a
bezforemny, cely zahaleny bielym
snehovym kobercom, len ked' ne
jake vtaca strasie trochu snehu,
vykukne holy, neprivetivy cierny
konar. Al hlboke priepasti, rovnd
luky a strme skaliska su zapadle
snehom. Stihle, cyprusom podob-
ne jalovce sa schyGajn pod oprav-
DOWN vrchom bielych krystalov
a trnky pomaly dozrievaju pod
zimnou prikryvkou. Vo vel l'kom
kamennom lone pod pahorkom je
vysokv sneh. Robotnici no musia
najprv odhrn1t ably Sa mohli do
stat k skalam. S korenov Jedi,
trciacich mad vrchnym okraj JON
kamenneho Nmu, vista l'adove
cenctle.
Kan len oko zabliidi po poliach
po lnkach, ma ktorych sa teraz
mlalez korcul mje, V okruhu ma
niekol' 'ko mil, vsade len sneh,
sneh, sneh. A Ma vsetko svieti SIN
ce, tax 'priatel sky, tax unyle a
bezmocne, ako usmev starej ma
tere.
Dolu ma brehu rozprestiera sa
dedinka. Svoje jestvovanie d "a
kuje skalam, a obloky malTch
domcekov hl'adia st "a bdel6 oci
V smere, kde je kamenolom, V
ktorom pracujn zivitelia rodin.
Poda je zla, pozostava skoro iba
2 kamenov. Ale al z kamenov sta
MI sa chleby a davaju l'ud 'om, 20
ma zivobytie potrebujn, raz via
eel, druhy raz menej, ale obycaj
ne tol 'ko, re prave postaci.
Strechy malej' viesky svietia
cervene V bielom snehu. Cervena
a biela farba - skoro by mohol
clovek mySliet', ze bola tymito
farbami ozdobena ma potest' chu-
DOLBY.
Teraz zapada since d'aleko ma
zapade "a mad bielym vidiekcm sd
l'ahke, ruzove cervanky. A z ka-
zdeho komina dedinky sa vznasa
hore dym, belasy dym. Ide rovno
hore, ako svieca, ami co by Skrom-
ne zapal ne obete raseliny, razdia
a sucheho kravskeho lajna boly
rozmarnymi bohmi prijimane GO
najmilostivejsie.
Kravske pagace sa skvaria, ra-
Selma syci a plamene sobotiiaiSip
ho ohna 81 sl'ahaju vysoko, prihofo-
Wit TO, co zivitel' rodiny kGpil ma
ceste k domovu. Deti pozoruju pl-
ne ocakavania plamene, ktore sa
zrkadlia V ich vel 'kFch oGiach ,
ma sopl 'avych nostekoch. Matky
pristupujii co raz netrpezlivejsie
ku kuchyi1skym obl6ckom. Since
prave zapadlo, navracaj1ci sa 0,
tcovia mali by uz byt' prave ia
ceste.
Krivn ciaru cesty mono sledo,
vat az skoro ku kamenolomu
Kde je ia pohybujdca sa krivka
ktora sa inokedy o tomto case
tiahne dolu k dedine? Aida lei
nezabocily cestou niekam? Milo
srdne nebe Len to ME!
Ia alebo ona 20 zien pima stare
sti slozi zuky a al zakl ale obcas
surovo, a niektorych domov po
cut ma d'aleko plae hladnych de
Ii.
Robotnici videli zapadat' sin :,
a valit' sa belasy dym z komino'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25
Vyrovnali sa.

Otec: - Pan rechtor, precoz'
tol 'ko trescete mojho syna? We'd
.ie temer kazdy den zavrety ,
SkOle. =..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-25
BIRDS ARE
RELEASED
IN COUNTY
SpOrtsmen's Association
Frees Hungarian
Partridges

Flocks Of Hungarian cartridges
have been liberated within the last
month ON the Day farm. eight miles
southeast Of Stcwartdalc, by the Bur
leigh county Sportsmcn'$ association,
it was announced today by A. ".
Mellon, 500 Line dispatcher.
Land in this vicinity has been
posted for purpose of protecting
these birds. and farmers have been
asked to report trcspaSscrS, it only
to give the license number. Of the car
Mellon stated.
"rhcSc are very fine game birds
and will propagate rapidly. if given
a chanc".' he declared. They are
about the size OF domestic pigeons
and hunters should do all in their
means To protect thcm.'
The birds have been imported from
Eurorc. and it is the hope Of the
Buricigh SportSmrn's association
that the birds viii not be sIaughtcr-
cd before iiocks develop to big size.
More than week Of the hunting
season has passed. and it has been
shown that birds arc becoming very
scarce. and hunters should do all
possible to find rripplcd birds and
stop ut the bag limit
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-25
BISMARCK BOY
is MEMBER OF
JUDGING TEAM

Fargo. \. D., Sept 3a.--With the
National Dairy show but three weeks
away, the North Dakota Agricultural
college dairy Judging teams begin
training today. The team this year,
all seniors. are as follows: Ray Har-
ding of Midway; Ted Martcll, Bis
marck; Floyd Ryall. Crazy. and Will
liam Toussaint Of Leonard as alter
nate.
Plans are being made for the team,
to work ut the college and nearby
farms for three days. They will then
60 to tn" Twin Cities and practice
Judging on some Of the noted dairy
farms and University o. Minnesota
herds for three days.
They will then 20 to Waterloo,
Iowa. where on September % they
compete with other teams from the
middle west at the Dairy Cattle
Congress.
After thc Dairy Cattle Congress
the team Will spend several days in
Visiting the dairy farms in Wisron-
sin. Illinois and Indiana as Il final
preparation for the National Con-
test at the National Dairy Show
which Will he held at indianapolis
October 10.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-25
PLANS
FOR STATE
CORN SHOW
Bankers and County Agents
Throughout State Are
Behind Exhibition

Plans rapidly are being completed
for the third annual North Dakota
corn show which will he held here
from November II to 20, inclusive.
Numerous entries from all parts
OF the state arc expected and the
corn show is expected to aid III the
campaign for the dvcrsitication of
North Dakota agriculture. 1t is be-
lievcd that the show will help to
convince farmers of the availability
of corn as Il rotation crop when used
with wheat. alfalfa. clover and other
field products, local officials say.
Chambers Of Commerce, county
agents and bankers in all parts of
the state have been asked to aid in
promoting interest in the show. In
addition to individual entries in each
Of the various classes Of competition
at the show, county agents have been
asked 10 prepare county exhibits for
competition with the displays of 9TH
cr counties.
The show is financed by an appro-
priation Of $500 Il year by the state
leg isIatur" and $500 contributed by
the board Of commissioners OF Bur
leigh county.
Interest in This years show is
greater than it has ever been be-
fore. II. +. Goddard. secretary Of the
Bismarck Association Of Commerce,
said. and the number Of entries is cX-
pectcd 10 Surpass figures established
in recent years.
The show is being managed by Il
committee Of - mcn Of which George
+. VIII. Bismarck, is chairman and
Mr.. Goddard is secretary
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-25
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Sept. 2j.-(U S ID O A.
NI- Hogs $4,000; active; - to 80
cents higher than Thursdays aver
age; medium and heavy weight
butchers and packing sows - to %
cents up; light weights % to - cents
higher; undcrwci light show full adj
vance; shipping outlet broad; bulk
good and choice lao 10 22J pound
weights %l3T5 /, $lA.25; top ..lt.25;
ma iority desirable 40 10 $50 pound
butchers $l".i0 to $3.50; bull; pack
4 ing sowS $500 TO- SLIGO; better
&stronE weight slaughter pig largely
,$I".oo to Sl%.I5; heavyweight hogs
$3.50 to $l3.9O; medium $3.50 to
A$l4.23; lihts $l2.7O to SLABS: light
lights %!2.25 to $li.l5: packing sows
Isl 90 to $l2.1J; slaughter pigs $l2.-
rs to $l3.75.
Cattle, 1000, AL classes active:
firm to uncvcnly higher; fat steers
3 strong to % cents up; quality coR
sidcrcd; very few good and no choice
offerings offered; mos. grassy and
warmed up steers $3.50 to $3.50;
best $1,000; siZcablc string Of weigh
ty Montanus $40; some held around
$l0.75; Montana heavy hcifcrs 1915;
lively trade in she stock and bulls;
hca"y bologna lots Is cents up, best
around $5.75: vcaicra $3.50 to $l3.
e Sheep 5000, Fat lambs fully 25c
Ahighcr: seven doubles Of range
&)ambs $1i.g0, one double $l4.S5; most
khesirablc natives $11.25 To $l1.50;
Few to city butchers $li.GJ; sheep
sand feeding lambs steady; desirable
snHtivc ewes mostly odd lots $3.50 to
$3.50; feeding lambs $500 to $lJ.-
70; 10 choice light kind on sale.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-25
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE SALE

Notice is hereby given that that
certain mortgage executed ana de-
livercd by Fred l.. Sothan. single.
Mortgagor. to PETERS and Company,
Il Corporation, Mortgagcc, dated the
list day of February, 1919. and filed
for record In the office Of the Reg
lister Of p"ctS Of the County OF Bur
leigh and State of North Dakota,
on the 2ith day Of February, 1919.
1t ll:oo o'clock a. M. and recorded
in Book l6l Of Mortgages. at page
RI, and assigned by written instru-
mcnt to Fred S. Smith, dated the
2Sth day OF February. 1919, and
filtd for record in the office of the
Register Of Deeds OF the County OF
Eurl,i;:h aud state Of North Dakota,
1850 o'clock p. IN, and recorded In
Book l6l Of Mortgages, at paE" 81.
and further assigned by written in
Strumcut to Alice NJ. Wiley. Amy j.
Ports, Walter II. Williams and Lii
Ii, NJ. Sellers. dated the LIST day of
July, l"2". ana tii"d FOR record IN
the office Of the Register Of Deeds
OF the County of EurIcitsh and state
Of North Dakota on tn" iIth day of
August. 49,, at 400 o'clock u. m,
and recorded in Book Ia Of Mort
cages. at page AZ. viii hc fore
closed by a sale of the premises in
%;tid mortgage and hereinafter de
Srrihcd. at tn. front door Of the
Court House in bismarck, County of
EurlciGh and state OF North Dakota,
at the hour Of ten o'clock Il. m. ON
the 9Th day Of November. 49,, 30
satisfy the amount due upon said
mortgage at the date Of sale. The
premises Described in said m"rtrar"
and which viii h" sold to satisfy
tn" sam. are described rs full"wS:.--
The Southwest Quarter tSN - of
Section Mn" 90, in Township one
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-25
SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul, Sept. 2J.--(U s d
O A-P) Cattle 1000; moderately
active; fully steady; killing quality
rather plain; few short fed steers
held around $500: best grass offer
ings Dakotas 1926; bulk grass steers
and ycarlingS $500 to $3.50; fat she
stock firm: bulk fat COWS $500 to
$500. LETTERS upwards to ,$G.21:
Gamers and cutters $2.T5: strong
weights $3.50; bologna bulls un-
rhangcd; bulk $500 to $3.50; h"av-
les up to $I75; stockcrs and feed
crs slow, steady; bulk $i,75 to S.;
Calves 100; strong TO % cents
higher; good lights 81 80 to %Il.71;
bulk nearer the latter price; choice
upwards TO $1,000.
Hogs 5000; uneven, 10 to- 40 cents
higher than Thursdays average +;
light weights up most; packing sows
show least advance; pigs rs cents
higch bulk good and choice 40 to
1870 pound averages $3.50, top Sl3.-
-; desirable 1870 to 225 pound
weights $l3.2J to $l3.G5; go to 800
pound butchers $1,000 to #l3.25 !;
packing sowS mostly $500 to $l2.
25 bulk feeder pigs $l3.25; avcrag,
cost Thursday Sl2.73; weight 229,
Sheep $500. receipts include LOO
billed through; fat lambs - cents
higher; sheep steady; bulk fat ma
tive lambs $l2.75 to $l3.75; culls
around $3.50; fat ewes to packers
$500 to 1925.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-25
SCach For ;
Motor Bandits

Nandan, y. d.. Sept. 23.-fP)--
Refusal Of member; of au,HmD-
bile parties to "thrGw up their
hands" thwartcd a trio Of ban
dts operating on the Nor-h Da-
k0ta Trail Number three. Is
miles west of here last night.
WEcn jus: before lark Mike Cur
ran and Il. f. Miller Mullan,
idaho. en- route east. saw wo-
man lying in tn" road ahead of
the car. they sln"cd up prcpar-
ing to stop and give aid.
The "woman" swung to his feet
wit gun in hand and Il pal step
ped from the buehc.; nearby also
fiourishin" gun. But they
were too ANXIOUS, fer the car Ge
the wOu!d be victims had not
stepped and still had momentum
cnoug, t. readily pick up
speed. At least one ether party
Of tourists had he same OK
pcricnc".
The robbers shot at both cars.
sheriff; deputies, MarGan police
and hurricdly gathered posses
secured the country side looking
fer the ycggs all last night. A
description Of their ca. was
broadcast [, day.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-25
MARKETS
BY Associated Press Leased Wire.
Grain
Livestock
WHEAT SCORES
UPTURN AFTER
NEW DECLINE
Renewed Buying Bolsters
Market After Sensational
Depression

Chicago. Sept. 81 --Irn Ac,i,o
selling which dccc,oncJ t"d,v rnrceJ
wheat TO the ,owest Icvol ,as on tbn
present down,,,rn Ma n,,tdninm tbc
seasons l,o.to,n roco,,J anj con,nrn-
Der go;nr to - digcnl',,t m,dar nn-
cembsr. Rrn,rts vorn r,nront -,
the CANADIAN whc,t no0I hid honn
ufforinr wLn,. tn Furnn,, - . ~ ,
cents - huybei undo, Chat nrL;nYr,,
nypor,ors r,uII nr,o,. Who,. aIasn
nervous. ~ ~ Of. co,t. lnuor no..
,rnmbcr ST lpa. IA q md NM, e. iii
:, TO 81 l5io
SubycunnntL, hu,ipr novor Iv,in.
died and thc m,,,tn4 . .,,yn y.,,, ,r,;,
In some rn.o, ,ba doc1;ro vast r'orn
than II rrn,s n,,inr ,,",.;"5. vhicb
obtained Tunydov
-
rhicpgo Son, o. --tp,- Whool
r.lIiod eb,,,l,, toda,, ,rta, .r III.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-25
KARNAK EXECUTIVE
MAKES STATEMENT

Explaining The record breaking dc
mand for the remarkable new mcdl-
cine. karnak, now on sale in Bis
marck at Jos. Brcslow's. and every
other reliable druggists, J.. NJ. Car
roll, special representative OF the
manufacturers, stated last night that
the hundreds of questions now being
asked all over Bismarck, made it
imperative that some explanation be
made to satisfy public interest.
Speaking of the intense interest
of the public in regard to Karnak,
he said:
thousands Of the most promi-
}ncnt people; in fact, people repre-
scmting all walks of life, in the
United States where this medicine
has produced such wonderful re-
Sults, are even more enthu i'astic
oyer Karnak than the manufacturers
themselves.
GIN explanation Of this. it should
he stated that Karnak is believed
N be the first actual direct specific
pr catarrhal inflammation Of the
Womach. or what is more commonly
hown as dyspepsia or Indigestion"