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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-09-16
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, Sept. l6-(U. S. ID. Of A. J
Hogs $4,000; generally Is cents
higher than Wednesdays average:
top 1870: bulk desirabie l6O to 22O
pound averages l8.250l3.65; bulk
260 to 325 pound butchers 1880
1926; most light and medium weight
packing s0ws 1O.75@ll.6O; most
strong weight slaughter pigs 12.6O@
1900; big packers doing little on
early runs; heavyweight II .0OM $50:
medium weight 12.90@l3.70; light
weight 12.75@l3.7O; light light 1875
@13.6O; packing sows lOOO@l2.OO:
slaughter pigs l2.OO@l3.25.
Cattle $4,000; fed steers trade
slowed down slightly; mostly steady
with in between grades OF heavies
closing weak; 1i.75 paid for l,4ll and
1853 pound bullocks; new high for
weight: yearlings ll.75: par load
1900; very few grassers here; stock.
cra and feeders steady; she stock
strong; bulls slightly better; vealers
50 cents higher; packers paying up
ward to 1850; outsiders 1900 and
better.
Sheep $4,000; slow; better grades
Of fat lambs steady TO weak: in be-
tween and lower grades about IS
cents lower; top westerns 1900: no
others sold; early bulk natives 1850
@13.75; numerous loads Of better
kind unsold; culls rs cents lower;
sheep steady to weak; bulk Of fat
ewes e.o0@7.25; feeding lambs indi-
cations steady; earl ysales 1900
1850; best light lambs eligible around
400; top western lambs Wednesday
1870.
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80. At. PAIL LIVESTOCK

south st. Paul. Mimi, Sept. 10
tU. s. ID. Of A.)--Cattle $500; mar.
ket steady to strong; few loads de
sirable yearlinks included; with indi-
cations Of new top on these; two
loads short fed steers averaging i.lOO
pounds S.25: buik grass steers Coca
100; most classes fat cows and heif
ers 4.5O0P6.60: all cutters 3.25GO4.OO:
bulls strong; hulk medium gfades
5.0O@5.25; heavies around $50:
feeders and stockers slow. steady ;
bulk 6.OO67.OO.
Calves 1900; vealers mostly
steady; hulk 1860; culls 5.5OG06.50 !;
heavy grass calves 7.OOG17.5O.
Hogs 1000: lights steady to 2G
cents higher; bulk desirable kinds
1900; packing sows opening fully
steady: mostly 1O.5O@ll.OO; average
cost Wednesday 1881; weight 232.
Sheep 1000: asking steady on fat
lambs: bidding around % cents or
more lower; talking sarply lower on
heavy lambs; sheen steady: fat ewes
to packers 4.OO@6.60.
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Dempsey Expects to
Win By Knockout

Atlantic City, Sept. 16.-tR-A
SUSPICION is growing that Jack Demp-
sey has been cOncealing a lot of heavy
work behind the barrage Of his pub
lie demonstrations at the dog racing
track.
Bill Tate, q 800 pound negro. al
ways has played one Of the leading
roles during the last days of Demp-
scy training camp, but here he has
appeared seldom with the champion
in public.
The ease with which Dempsey
works before the public here is con-
trary to all precedent and adds
weight to the rumor that there has
been heavy batting practice in priv
ate sessions.
Dempsey has reversed his decision
to close the gates to newspapermen,
after today's workout.
Dempsey predicts he will knock out
Gene Tunney.
Now he will allow them to see all
he has to offer except for a private
workout next Tuesday.
II can take things easy now" he
Says, "and be careful Of boxing so
as not to risk the danger Of getting
my eyes cut. All need to do is just
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-09-16
WHEAT TAKES
SHARP UPTURN
UnfavOrable Weather in Ca
madam Northwest En-.
cOurages Bull Leaders

Chicago, Sept. G-(R--Unfavor
able weather in the Canadian north
west greatly encouraged bull leaders
today and brought about sharp up
turns in wheat. Initial strength
partly due to firmness in Liverpool
brought out a good class Of buying
which was increased on the strength
in Winnipeg.
Selling against indemnitics and
realizing sales served ms Il check for
q time, but renewed commission house
buying on the dips brought about an
other upturn near the finish.
Wheat closed firm ut net advance
OF Us to lR cents; corn was " ia
n cents net higher, oats were rs
cent to ~ cents up, and provisions
varied from 10 cents higher to Ii
cents lower.
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B. G. CLEMENTS
PLANS 10 HALT
DEMPSEY! 1 BOUT
Goes to Philadelphia to Pre-.
sent Writ Issued in an
Indiana Court

Chicago. Sept. l6.-(R-Carrying
copies Of the writ of an Indiana court
upholding the contract for Demp-
sey-Wills boxing match. b. G. Glenn.
cnts. president Of the Chicago Col
iseum club. left today for Philadel.
phia with plans to halt the Dempsey.
Tunney fight, scheduled for Septenl.
Der %.
He announced he would serve cop.
les Of the order on the Pennsylvania
boxing commission with request
that they declare the bout off and
that he would 20 before the Pennsyl.
vania courts in request Of an order
restraining delivery Of any money
to Dempsey. .
This is not a boxing injunction. :
Clements said, ut is property right
injunction"
Paddy Mullins, manager of Harry
Wills, the negro boxer, and his attor.
ney, will meet Clements ut Philadel-
phia to press damage suit fot
$3.50, 600 brought by Mullins against
Tex Richard, promoter Of the Tunney
match.
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STANDINGS
UNCHANGED IN
PENNANT RACE
Cincinnati Still Half Game
Ahead Of st. L0uis-BOth
Win Yesterday

The National league pennant
scramble continues ut feverish pace.
Cincinnati today WINS half :. game
ahead Of the Cardinals.. Roth won
yesterday. The Pirates today were
three and half games from the
crest. having been beaten by the
Giants.
IN the American league the Yam
Eees frightened their grip on the top
iung by triumphing in the opening
battle Of six-game series at Cleve-
land.
Behind the steady pitching Of Eppa
Rixey, the Reds chalked up their
firth straight Of the series against
Brooklyn by z to 2. Brooklyn made
five errors.
Four run rallies in the fourth and
eighth innings enabled the Cards to
dispose Of the Phillies, . to 2, in the
first Of q series. Jess Haines was
banged. for II safeties but he tight
cned up at crucial periods.
Jack Scott tackled a'6 to 5 defeat on
the COrsairs in their farewell meet
ing at the Polo Grounds. The Giants
lock horns with the Reds today while
the Buccaneers visit Brooklyn.
Running true to form aa trouble
makers, the Braves all but knock ed
The Cubs out Of the mathematical
figuring as far as pennant hopes
were concerned by annexing both
parts Of twin card. to and )
to ].
Uhic Of Cleveland. who had de-
feated the Yankees five times this
season, went under before the on.
slaught Of the Hugmen by 6 to 4.
After the Tigers got to l VIC
tory over the Senators, Washington
turned the tables, 8 to s.
Thomas eased the Red Sox down
with four bingles as Chicago won
the opener Of series by 5 to !.
The Browns and Athletics were
washed out.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis, Sept. Wheat
receipts 2S3 cars compared to 553 a
year ago. Cash No. | northern 1.41 *
al .44ss: No. l dark northern, spring
choice to fancy l.49% al .53A; good
to choice l.45M G0l .4sSs; ordinary to
good l.42ss al 45A; No. hard spring
LA Is a La VI; No. dark hard Mon
rive 1.38as al 3GN; May l4sA; Sept.
al;h No I Dec. 1.4ih; September
winter l.34 Ii.
Corn No. 3 yellow 5000.
Oats No. ) white 80 M397s.
Barley 55066.
Rye No. 2, 95M96.
Flax No. !, 2.34EM2.35i5.
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81 Golfers Enter
Northwest Tourney

Minneapolis, Sept. lG.-R)-The
northwest open golf tournament got
under way here today with e. anna
teur and professional contestants.
The l6 low scorers today will quail
ify, and two rounds of match play
are scheduled for Friday over the
Minikahda course here, The semi
finals are Saturday morning and the
finals in the afternoon. +.
Russell Collins. amateur Of Golden
Valley, Minneapolis, is defending his
title. Among the out town players
competing are Tommy Reha. James,
town, n. D.. and CIV. Anderson, Hib-
bling, Mimi.
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WHEAT CLOSES STRONG
ON MINNEAPOLIS MARK EFT

Minneapolis, Sept. lC-(R)--Wheat
futures had strong advance today
continued unfav0rable weather for
threshing and movement in western
Canada resulting in sharp bulge
ut Winnipeg. Domestic markets were
laGEard for a time, the local market
especially, but the close was strong
all around. Minneapolis gained / * a
liz cents. New highs were made in
the session, prices going 1KM2k
cents over yesterdays close.
Number one hard spring was three
to Is cents over September for weight
on GO pounds and protein to Is cents:
No. ! dark northern to IA cents
over and No. northern ! to IA cents
over. Winter wheat was firm to one
cent higher for choice.
Corn was in only fair demand and
the market was easy.
Oats were in steady with a fair to
good demand.
Rye was in good demand with Of
ferings light.
Barley was sparingly offered and
the market was firm to one cent
higher.
Flaxseed was steady.
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JONES LEADS EVANS
AT END OF II HOLES
Challenger Eager
to Resume Boxing

Stroudsburg. Pa. Sept. 10.-lP)--
After two fu1l days Of rest from, box
ing, Gene Tunney was eager today to
resume swapping punches with his
sparring mates. He rested because
he was getting down to his fighting
weight ut faster clip than he de-
sired. With the expectation ~ satsr-
ing the ring ct 1ee pennds, be ID only
one pound over that figure.
he has beer working IN vm9as...
iums and getting ready in q general
way for his championship chance
throughout the year, and there has
been only one worry about condition
in his camp, fear that he miRht g.
stale.
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Tilden's Prospects.
of Title Win Better

Forest Hills, N. Y. Sept. l6.--t1-
Big Bill Tllden IL making valiant
fight fer his tannis crown Aespite .
knee strain that has figured III three
days Of eFfatic tiGle play.
Carried 10 five sets yesterday be-
fore conQuering Arnold ". Jones,
former Yeae caDtaiA. Tildep Showed
q flash Of power and improved ply
steal condition thAk ialicated thu
prospects wers hetter Tor his annex
ing his seventh straight champion
shin.
His opponent for today Il Henry
Cochet, Frahce. TAs Aoartst finals
are al F4apao,Aneegicep battles.
bringing t09ethef the players who
figured In taa Davis cup ehaalenge
round last week.
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COncOrdia Grid
Star to Assist
st. Olaf Coach

Moorhead, Mimi, Sept. l6-tA9--
Sylvester (Saliy) Brewster of Hope,
N. d., who was q star performer and
all state halfback on the Conc ordia
college team during the past four
seasons, today was named assistant
football coach to Frank Cleve, former
st. Olaf college star.
Brewster has returned TO college to
take some post graduate work and
will help Cleve whip his squad into
shape.
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Pirates Hopes Are
Pinned on Kremer

Pittsburgh, Sept lG-LP)-In .one
last desperate effort to keep the
Pittsburgh Nationals in the pennant
race. Ray Kremer, star Pirate hurler
and leaders of league pitchers, will be
sent to the mound every other day
until the season closes, Manager Bill
Mckechnic today advised headquar-
tiers: here.
race this year with his wonderful
hurting. He leads the National league
with 10 won and five lost.
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RANGE OF CARLOT SALES

Minneapolis, Sept. l6--tP- Range
of carlot sales: Wheat No. dark
northern l.46Tm1.56; No. ditto
1.4Gs4 M1.54A; No. dark hard win
ter l.44SsM1.45; No. 2 ditto l.45asM
1.4Ghs; No. 2 amber durum l.32l. "a
1.49is.
Corn No. 9 yellow SOA; No. 3 yel-
low 8Ola; No. white Y.
Oats No. 3 white 1884, M4Oia.
Rye, No. ], 91A M97la.
Flax No. /, 2.35 y M2.39.
Barley sample grade 60MG2; No. 3,
GjM66.
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FANS
IN ILLINOIS
ARE AROUSED
Reported Resignation of Com
mission Chairman Follows
Ban on Fight

Chicago, Sept. 16.-L@-The Chi
cago boxing world, jolted by the
sensational banning Of the Rosen-
berg Taylor Observation-Disclosures fight,
was stirred anew today by reports
that O. w. Huncke. chairman Of the
Illinois athletic commission, had re-
signed, apparently as the result of
di4Gust over continual strife with
disreputable> elements Of the boxing
game.
Mn Huncke, while declining to dis
cuss fhe report, admitted that threats
had been made against the lives Of
the three boxing commissioners, that
his home had been b0mbarded by
anonymous telephone calls, and that
the boxing heads were continually
bounded by Crooks of the game"
The chairman told Of immune cradle
difficulties which the boxing commits
si0ners had been forced to surmount
to keep the revised boxing on a level
Of decency in the three months Since
the lifting of the ban, clampcd down
match.
ROwdyism 1t Fights
ROwdyism at fights here has made
guard TO preserve order at future
shows, he said.
It was on Huncke's orders that the
Rosenberg Taylor fight set for to-
night was called off. The boxing
commission gave az its reason the
failure of the champion to post $l2,-
600 forfeit money, together with 1.-THE
injection of political and other in
fluence pertaining to our appoint
ment Of q referee" but the Tribune
said the real reason behind the edict
WINS said to be the uncovering Of an
attempt by clique Of New York
gamblers TO cash In on the fight by
.a."ery or gun play.
Gunmen, it was said, according to
the newspaper, had obtained ring
side seats at Cubs Park, to intimi-
date the referee.
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st. GI0ld Team Out
of Tournament When
Cambridge Protests

st. Paul, Sept. 16.--llp)- Cloud
won and lost in the state amateur
baseball tournament here yesterday.
It defeated Cambridge, . to l, but
Cambridge's protest that several Of
the Saints players were ineligible was
upheld. Cambridge therefore re-
mains in the tournament.
In the second bills Of the day,
Faribault blanked Hancock, 3 to o,
beside the good hurting Of Thune.
, Today's games include st. Louis
Park VS.. Ely. and Askov vs.. Mime
apolis Bottineaus.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago, Sept. l6-OP)-Cash wheat
No. 2 hard 1.40,a; No. 3 hard 1870
1873.
Corn No. 2 mixed 80; No. 9 yellow
81ls@e2.
Oats No. 2 white 44M45; No. ]
white lO@42N.
Barley 58@7l.
Rye. None.
Timothy seed 5.3565.75.
Clover seed 26.5O033.5O.
Lard 1862.
Ribs 14.75.
Bellies 1900.
Pennsylvania leads all other states
In production of bituminous coal.
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POTATOES

Chicago, Sept. l6-(Pl-Potatoes ;
receipts lO2 cars: on track 228; total
u, s. shipments 932: trading jlst
fair, market firm: Wisconsin sacked
round whites 2.75@3.0O; bulk 2.7O@
2.15: Minnesota sacked renn@ whites
2.7k@2.96; sacked Red river Ohios.
2.16@$ .46: sacked sand land 0hios
@S.O9; Idaho, Colorado sacked rus.
sets 2.76M2.0O.
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New York, Sept. Lowering
Of the call money rate from S to AZ.
per cent early this afternoon checked
the rcactionnry price tendency in the
stock market and signaled the begin
many issues. Early selling was nc
companied by the usual weekly ru-
mors "f an 'nr~ease w the New York
or Philadelphia Federal Reserve
Bank rcdiscOunt rates.
General Motors regained the lead
crship Of the market by advancing
above 1913 which. if allowance is mada
for the recent so per cent stock di-
vidend, is new high. Dupont. which
has large General Motors holdings,
touched u new record high at 3l5.
Buying Of these issues was based
on expectation Of another liberal
cash disbursement on the motor stock
this fall.
Packing shares also gave good
demonstration Of group strength in
reflection Of the recent improvement
in the industry. Cudahy Packing
scared five points and Wilson COM
panv preferred four. both touching
new high prices. Good buying also
was noted in Pullman, Collins Ak
man and Allied Chemical.
Special weakness developed in In
ternatiOnal combustion, which quick
~ sold down four points on heavy
liquidation starting after midday.
Several Of the rails also were heavy,
despite the unusually favorable ma
ture of most Of the current earnings
aud traffic statements.
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BOBBY JONES
T0PLAY CHICK
EVANS TODAY
Chicagoan Beat Albanian in
Their Only Previous Meet:
!" ing in Tourney Play

Short Hills, N. J.. Sept. 18.-LP-
Bobby Jones and Chick Evans, record
holding linksMen, were drawn as OPP
ponents in the national amateur golf
tournament today for the first time
Evans accomplished in 1916 the
feat that Jones has q chance to dup.
llicatc--winning both the nationa
open and amateur crown in the same
season. Nobody besides Evans has
done it. In addition Chick holds the
record for the low score in the ma
tional open. He made it the year
Bobby first broke into national golf
Bobby ia the only one ever to have
held three national titles at once.
Evans has met Jones just once
previously in tournament play, IN
the western amateur champio nshir
Mt Memphis in 1920, which the Chi
cagoan won, one up. After the match,
Bobby smashed his putter. When
Chick came to Baltusr0l, he expressed
a wish to meet Bobby just once more,
and this year, for next year might be
100 late.
Francis Ouimet of Boston, former
open and amateur champion, needed
Il triumph today over his fellow
townsman, Frederick J. Wright. in
order to meet the winner Of the
Jones Evans match. Four other sur
viv0rs were matched as follows:
George Won Elm VS.. Watts Gum;
Eddie Held VS.. George Dawson.
JONES LEADS EVANS
At END OF ~ HOLES
Short Hills, N. j.. Sept. l6--LR-
Bobby Jones, defending his title ~
national golf amateur golf champion
in the third round at Baltusrol today
led Chick Evans of Chicago, two up
ut the end Of the first Is holes OF
their 36-hole battle.
The veteran Chicago star gave the
Atlanta marvel q sensational battle
all the way and it was only by post.
ing brilliant round Of 10, two under
par, that Bobby was able to gain his
advantage over the former title hold
or. Evans went around in "A.
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AEK1ICAN ASSOCIATION

Results Wednesday
st. Paul 1871; Columbus Ca.
Toledo Il. Minneanolis 3.
indianapolis q; Milwaukee,.
Kansas City 4.l3; Louisville 80.
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POTATOES

Minneapolis, Sept. ls-lN-Pota.
tees, good inquiry. demand moderate
market stronger. Carload deliveyed
salis. freight only sdeduced, Ninne.
apOlle phd st. PAUL rate. sacked RITA,
early OAtos, y. 3. No. !, and p6Stlj
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Canes Today
Milwaukee at indianapolis.
Kansas City ut Louisville.
st. Paul at Columbus.
Minneapolis at Toledo.
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0auea ToAnD

st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
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flames Today

Philadelphia at st. Louis.
New York at Cleveland.
Washington at Detroit.
Boston ut Chicago.
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CfllCACO PRODUCE

+ Chicago, Sept. 10 = Up = Butter
higher; receipts 4.768 tubs; creamery
extras ~; standards AIN: extra
Z >2@ls; firrts s7h@4o; seconds
Eggs higher. recefpta 1877 cases:
firsts 3S@36h; ordinary firsts -
al
Cheese unchanged.
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FIGHT RESULTS

Los AnReles.-Babv Joe Ga~s. San
Diego negro lightweight, knocked out
Bobby Burns Of New York (7).
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go along lightly and keep at the
proper edge"
The champion will rest tomorrow,
resuming work on Saturday.
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Like San Francisco, the city OF
Melbourne, Australia, owes it's early
development to gold strike.
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Results Wednesday

Results Wednesday
New York 6; Cleveland 4.
Washington 10; Detroit 2-5.
Chicago s: Boston I.
Philadelphia-St. Louis, rain.
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MARKETS
- Amu1l1e1 Hsu0 LnaDi1 NJ
FINANCIAL
NEWS
STOCK PRICES
MOVE FORWARD
Lowering Of Call Money Rate
to Az Per Cent Checks
ReactiOnary Move
CLOSE Is HEAVY

New York. Sept. lC-(APl-
The stock market, temporarily
strengthened by . reduction In
the call money rate, again gave
way IN the final hour today when
= bear attack was launched
aRAinkt Hudson. Mack Trucks and
other motor shares. Many indus.
trial issues, including United
states Steel. touched the lowest
Of the day shortly before the
close. Union Pacific. however.
showed exceptional strength in
the railroad group and packing
shares retained most Of their
early advances. The closing was
heavy. Total sales Appropriated
l,5oo. geo.
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE
Results Wednesday

BOSTON 1-3; Chicago OIL.
st. Louis 3: Philadelphia 2.
Cincinnati Z; Brooklyn 2.
New York 9; Pittsburgh 6. =
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BIG LEAGUE CHANcEs

r--,m".k. r;tchar for Johnstown.
champions Of the middle Atlantic
league club, has been sold to the
=. .s.drgn 4saIlonals. Rip Collins,
outfielder, was sold to Rochester in
the International league.
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oISNEAtO1ItS tIAD93B
i Ninne4po1is, Sept. 10 Flour
SAipments l8.4lb barrels.
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Memphis, Sept. 16.--LR Tommy
Taylor. Memphis outficlder and lead
ing Southern association hitter with
a percentage of .3S1. has been sold
to the st. Louis Cardinals.
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kAnE0 nf1TrHI

Fargo. \. y. Sept. l6+tl Hat.
ter fat eAasAaae cfeon -; Da4Ain1
stock q.
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BISMARCK GRAIN
FURNISHED by RUSSELL Miller Coz
Riana rob Cant ~

cent per pound discount under
IS ID. Ear corn, 20 lbs., s cents IN.
der she'll.
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-.i1iY-alit 1ofxasa.tI
Evening star., 1926-12-01

premier Is asking to be returned to
power on a platform that all sales
Of liquor shall be under government
supervision, and that sales on doc
tors prescriptions shall be done away
with. The premier has argued during
the campaign that his proposed sys.
tenn would kill off the trade of the
bootleggers.
The Liberal party. the Progressives
and the Prohibitionists, on the other
hand, hold that If Mr.. Ferguson Is
victorious his measure will constitute
a blow to temperance. These groups
are demanding a continuance Of the
Ontario temperance act. which was
brought into force In 1916 as a war
measure. Under this act bars and
liquor stores were banished. and a
government commission has con-
Quoted dispensaries In certain centers
for tn :ale of spirits on doctors
prescriptions.
Churches of practically all denomi-
nations have taken a hand in the
campaign.
Evening star., 1926-12-01
PRIEST SEIZED IN JUAREZ
AFTER VISITING CITY JAIL
Father Guerrero Sent TO chihuahua
City Under Guard Of Fed
eral Troops.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Ell PASO, Tex, December L.
Father Mariana Guerrero. in charge
Jose and San Juan. Ell Paso County
communities, was arrested in Juarez
Saturday and sent to Chihuahua City
under guard of federal troops, Gen.
Ramon Lopez. commander of the
Juarez garrison. announced yesterday.
Father Guerrero was arrested as
he departed from q weekly visit among
prisoners in the Juarez city Jail,
charged with ''practicing religion"
Gen. Lopez said.
Concern also was expressed among
Catholics here for the safety of an.
other priest, Father Luis Medina, 10,
who disappeared in Juarez Saturday
after having journeyed from the in