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Evening star., 1926-06-16
WARDMAN PARK-Old Classic
Week.

Monday and Tuesday, John Barry.
more in "Dr. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde.
from the novel by Robert Louis Ste
venson: Wednesday and Thursday.
Florence Vidor and Adolphe Menjou
in THE Grand Duchess and the
Waiter" and comedy: Friday and Sat
urday, George Loane fuckers "The
Miracle Man." with Betty Compson,
Lon CLANCY and Thomas Meighan
and comedy.
Quo Vadis," First Nationals pic
ture Of the Henry Sien kiewicz's
novel. featuring Emil Jannings. will
be shown all this week. including
Sunday afternoon and evening.
Evening star., 1926-06-16
KEJTH'S-yioIet Heming. Eddy
Brown.

At E. F. keith's Theater next week
headline honors will he shared by
Violet Hemins. dramatic star. who.
with her COMPANY. will appear N
new comedy by Edwin Burke, called
"The Snob',' and the American violin
ist. EDDY Brown. who is making his
first vaudeville appearance.
The musical comedy dancing stars
William Seabury and Margaret lrV-
ing and company, will be featured IN a
new and elaborate production, ana
others billed are Kin Carroll, Ukulele
expert and Washington boy. with
Errna Calvert, soloist and pianist. and
Virginia Ginger" Phillips, Charles,
ton wizard; Carl Mccullough, musical
comedy star in Bright Bits of TRAY
esty"; the Haml1ons and FordNce IN
"Playtime." by Tom Howard; Fraley
and Putnam in "A Breeze from the
West" and Raymond Pike, who Will
offer versatility Personifed.
Evening star., 1926-06-16
LEADER.

Saturday, Sunday and Monday,
Thomas Meighan in THE New klon-
dyke" Larry Semon comedy and last
chapter of the Flame Fighter and
News: Tuesday and Wednesday. Bebe
Daniels in Miss Brewster's Millions" ."
comedy and News: Thursday and
Friday, THE Pony Express" comedy
and News.
Evening star., 1926-06-16
DUMBARTON.

Sunday. Patsy Ruth Miller, Allan
Forrest and Pauline Garon in Rose Of
the World: Monday. Owen Moore.
Gladys Hulett. Mary Carr In go
Straight" Tuesday. Dorothy Mackaill
and Jack Mulhall in joanna; Wed.
nesday and Thursday, John Barry
more. Dolores Costello. George OHara
in The Sea Beast" Z and 9 pm; Fri
day, Alma Rubens. Edmund Lowe.
Lou Tellegen in Siberia: Saturday.
Buck Jones in "'rhe Cowboy and
Countess"
Evening star., 1926-06-16
EARLF-Herman Timherg and
Company

Herman TimherG and company will
headline next weeks bill ~ the Earle
Theater. beginning Sunday afternoon,
In "A Family Affair, an amusing
vaudeville skit.
The added attraction will he Hosita
and a numerous ensemble in "A Cor
geous Hispano Revue" This act.
which also features Paco Morino and
Pilarico and the Louis Marimha Band,
is handsomely staged and costumed.
Others included are Stanley and
Elva. masters of balance and equilib-
rum, in "On the Wire; Dixie Norton
and Coral Melnot in Andy Rice's
sketch, The Meal Hounds" and
James Burke and Eleanor Durkin.
exponents of comedy. patter and
songs, in IF l Could Only Think. an
original act, by Teddy Wild with spe-
cial songs by Gilbert Wells and j..
Rosemond Johnson.
The photoplay will he Producers
Evening star., 1926-06-16
AXE<I-E GRAND.

Sunday and Monday. Adolphe Men
lou in "A Social Celebrity" and Sen
nett's "WhisperinG Whiskers': Tues
day. JacQueline Logan and Cullen
Landis in Peacock Feathers. and
Jimmy Adams in Gimme Strength ::
"Wednesday. Thursday and Friday,
Cecil r. De Miles The Volga Boat
man; Saturday, Rim Tin Tin in The
Clash of the Wolves" Glen Tryon in
"Ukulele Sheiks." and chapter play.
Evening star., 1926-06-16
ELITE.

Sunday and Monday, Sally O'Neill,
Constance Bennett in Sally, Irene
and Mary" Casey of the Coast
Guards" and News; Tuesday, Lew
Cody and Mae Busch in "Time the Co
mcdian," also comedy: Wednesday,
Dorothy Mackaill and Conway Tearle
in THE Dancer of Paris" also COM
edy; Thursday. Ben Lyon and Wanda
Hawley in THE New Command
ment." comedy and News; Friday.
Leatrice Joy in Made for Love-" also
comedy Saturday. Reginald Denny in
What Happened to Jones" also
Fighting Hearts and comedy.
Evening star., 1926-06-16
PRINCESS.

Sunday. Monday and Tuesday, John
Barrymore in The Sea Beast Mack
Sennett Comedy, Butter Fingers,
and news reel; Wednesday. Corlnne
Griffith in "Infatuation.' and comedy,
"A Flaming Affair; Thursday. Doro-
thy Mackaill in Joanna" and COMEDY
also vaudeville; Friday, Rod la
Rocque in "Braveheart. Spat Family
comedy The Lost Dog" and episode
of "The Winking Idol Saturday.
Mary pickford IN Little Lord F'aun-
tleroy,' Mack Sennett Comedy. "A
Rainy Knight" episode II Of Bat
tling Brewster and Aescp's Fable.
Evening star., 1926-06-16
HOME.

Sunday. Rim Tin Tin in '"The Night
Cry" and Cliff Bowes in Hold En-
Sheriff; Monday, Gertrude Astor and
Lou Tellegen in Borrowed F'inery,"
and Eddie Gordon in "A F'livver Va
cation; Tuesday. Johnny Hines in
THE Live Wire," and Charlie Puffy
in Hot Dog; Wednesday, Elaine
Hammerstein in Paint and Powder"
and Lupino Lane in Time Flies"
Thursday. Lewis S. Stone and Anna
@. Nilsson in TOO Much Money" and
fable; Friday. Josie Sedgwick in
Blue Blazes." and Our Gang" in
"One Wild Ride: Saturday. Lois vii.
son and Richard Dix in Lets Get
Married" and Helen and Warren in
Moving Day."
Evening star., 1926-06-16
EMPIRE.

Sunday. Monday and Tuesday. Mary
Roberts Rinehart's The Bat and
comedy: Wednesday. Evelyn Brent in
The Jade Cup" and comedy; Thurs
day. Pete Morrison in THE Stampede
Thunder" comedy and International
News: Friday. Eileen SedGwick In
The Sagebush Lady" and Fighting
Hearts" No. 8, The Big Charade":
Saturday. Bill Patton in Flashing
Steeds"; comedy; International News;
Flame Fighters" No. 10, and the
matinee kiddies surprise party. Tues.
day. surprise night and Thursday,
vaudeville night
Evening star., 1926-06-16
Virginia Bass Season Opens.
IL Disnafch 10 The Star.

Special Dispatch to The star
RICHMOND. Va, June l6.-t1sher-
men are in their glory today and the
waters of the State are dotted with
hundreds seeking TO induce the bass
or club from the water. The season
opened today. and last evening large
parties were leaving for the places In
which the bass are known TO be IN
large numbers
Evening star., 1926-06-16
HIPPODROME.

Sunday and Monday. Jack Pickford
in Brown of Harvard. comedy:
Tuesday and Wednesday. sRod La
Rogue. Lillian Rich in "Bravehearts. ="
comedy and News: Thursday and Fri,
day. Corinne Grifhth in Mile. Mo
diste." also comedy: Saturday. Madge
Bellamv and Harrison Ford in
Sandy" also Fighting Hearts and
News
Evening star., 1926-06-16
CAROLINA.

Sunday, THE Sea Beast" with John
Barrymore.D Dolores Costello; Monday,
Other Womens Husbands with
Marie Prevost-Monte Blue; Tuesday.
Time the Comedian" with Mae
Busch.Lew Cody; Wednesday. The
Runaway with Clara Bow.Warner
Baxter. Thursday. The Gilded Butter
fly" with Bert Lytell.Alma Rubens;
Friday. siberia" with Lou TelleSen'
Alma Ruhens and Edmund Lowe;
Saturday. William s. Hart in 'Tum-
Evening star., 1926-06-16
Observation-Disclosures Friday.

Confirming the press agents an,
nouncement that seventh heaven
was to be the theatrical event OF the
Summer season. the National Theater
MANAGEMENT announces an extra
matinee on Friday OF this CLASSIC
which ranks third only TO Anle
Irish Rose" and 'Lishtnln Tor long
runs -
The nopular n1idweek price of 80
c.nts for All seats will prevail.
Evening star., 1926-06-16
SAVOY.

Sunday. Priscilla Dean in THE
Danger Girl" and Andy Gump COM
edv. Minis Home on the Cliff: Mon
day. Lou Tellegen and Alyce Mills in
With This Ring and Billy West in
Hard Hearted Husbands: Tuesday.
Pola Negri in THE Crown of Lies, "
and Sennett's isn't Love Cuckoo?";
Wednesday, Gertrude Astor and Lou
Tellegen in Borrowed Finery,' and
comedy; Thursday, Adolphe Menjou
and Florence Vidor in The Grand
Duchess and the Waiter" and Harry
Langdon in Lucky Stars; Friday,
Rin-Tin-Tin in The Clash of Wolves, .
and AL st. John in Hold Your Hat
Saturday, William Fairbanks in The
New Champion" and Lloyd Hamilton
in Careful Please
Evening star., 1926-06-16
APOLLO.

Sunday. Monday and Tuesday. Cecil
B. DE Miles THE Volga Boatman";
Wednesday. Priscilla Dean in The
Danger Girl" and Lige Conley in The
Tin Ghost: Thursday and Friday.
Harold Lloyd in For Heaven S Sake.
and Aesop fable; Saturday, Douglas
Mclean in That's My Baby" and
Sennetts Isn't Love Cuckoo
Evening star., 1926-06-16
Storm Causes Damage.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MARTINSBURC. W. Va. June
ia severe midday wind, rain and
electrical storm did considerable dam
ge over narrow strip in this county
Yesterday. Highways were blocked
hv uprooted trees.
Evening star., 1926-06-16
AMUSE MENTS

"Shipwrecked," described as the most
amazing marine melodrama ever
filmed" with Seena Owen and Joseph
Schildkraut in the co-stellar roles. 1t
is camera version Of the play of the
same name by I.ancdon Mccormick.
Thes bill will include also pipe
organ recital by AleNande Arons.
Evening star., 1926-06-16

Motto and John Bowers in Hearts
and Fists: Thursday and Friday.
showings and pm. Madge Bel
lamy and Harrison Ford in Sandy:
Saturday. Blanche Sweet in "The
Lady from He'll"
Evening star., 1926-06-16
YORK..

Sunday. Richard Dix and Lois Will
son in Lets Get Married" Aesop
fable and Pathe Review; Monday,
Lewis s. Stone and Barbara La Mari
in The Girl From Montmartre and
Jimmie Adams in Whoa. Emma -:
Tuesdar. Corinne Griffith in Mile
Evening star., 1926-06-16
aMRASSADOR-"Sweet Daddies. "

Charlie Murray. Vera Gordon.
George Sidney. Johyna Ralston. Jack
Mulhall and CASTOR Glass will he seen
in the principal roles Of First Nation
ais production Sweet Daddies,' At
Crandall's Ambassador Theater the
first three days Of next week, begin.
nins. aeinGar afternoon. This comedy
embodies much that is romantic and a
succession of stirring scenes outside
the 1o.mile limit. The bill will be COM
pleted by added short-reels and pipe
organ numbers.
Wednesday and Thursday Harold
LLOYD in For Heavens Sake" the
story Of a rich man who establishes a
mission on Slattery Square, augment.
ed by an Aesop Fable and Sport.
light" Friday Adolphe Menjou in "A
Social Celebrity" supported by Louise
Brooks, Chester Conklin and Ida Wa
terman. augmented by Helen and
Warren" in Too Many Relations,
ard Hodge Podge": Saturday, Tom
Mix in The Yankee Senior. with
Margaret Livingston. Alec r. Francis
and Olive Borden. supplemented by
comedy. special reel and chapter play.
Evening star., 1926-06-16
Pemberton Dancers Thursday.

Lovers Of the artistic and beautiful
in dancing are promised a rare treat
in the Pemberton Dancers annual
open-air recital at Chevy Chase Lake
tomorrow evening at S:45. An inter
esting program has been arranged and
Mr.. Pemberton will dance himself with
his famous pupils. Among the fea-
tured ones are Eleanore Peake. Eliza
beth Yoder, Alexia Kennedy. Florence
Ambla: Janette Helbig, Nine Haynes
and Lillian A. West.
\ special symphonic ensemble has
been arranged by Myer Davis and will
be under the direction of Tommy
Thompson. Reserved seats may be
obtained at the New Willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1926-06-16
CHEVY CHASE.

Sunday and Monday. Reginald Den
nv in "Skinner's Dress Suit. Aesop's
Fables and news events: Tuesday.
Virginia Nalli and Norman Kerry in
The Price of Pleasure Imperial
comedy; Wednesday and Thursday,
Charles Ray and Joan Crawford in
Paris" news events; Friday, Fred
Thompson, "All Around the Frying
Pan" Mack Sennett comedy and
scenic: Saturday, Matt Moore and
Dorothy Devore in The Narrow
Street." Universal comedy. The Col.
lege Yell"
Evening star., 1926-06-16
CF\TR.tT-"T'he Night Cry"

Rin.Tin.Tiu. Warmers wonder dog,
will be tho star ut crandalls Central
Theater the first two days of next
week. beginning Sunday, in The
Night Cry" with a cast of humans led
by Johnny Harron and June Marlowe.
The climax Of the action is reached in
a terrific battle between RinTinT
and a huge condor. The bill will be
completed by Clyde Cooke in Wife
Tanners" other short reels and pipe
organ music.
Tuesday Lewis S. Stone, Barbara
Bedford and Tully Marshall In First
Nationals film version Of f. NJ. Hull 3
novel The Desert Healer" renamed
"Old Loves and New supplemented
by new Aesop Fable; Wednesday.
Adolphe Menjou in "a Social Celeb
Evening star., 1926-06-16
The Old Army Game.

". c. Fields. famous comedian Of
the Zegfeld "Follies.' is announced
for Loew's Palace next week. starting
Sunday afternoon. in Its the Old
Army Game" perturbation for Par
amount Of the J. p McEroy play.
The Comic Supplement" directed by
Eddie Sutherland, producer of Behind
the Front" The cast includes Louise
Brooks. Blanche Ring. former musical
comedy star, William GaXton and
Mary Foy.
W. c. Fields, whose gift for panto-
mime is remarkable. has the role Of a
small-town Florida druggist, who is
persuaded by New York go-getter to
Join in scheme to sell New York lots
to Florida people. and when the
money starts to pour in. the hero sud
denly discovers that the game looks
phonev
Evening star., 1926-06-16
CIRCLE.

Sunday and Monday. Conway
Tearle and Dorothy Mackaill in The
Dancer Of Paris Tuesday. Betty
Compson In Counsel for the De
fense": Wednesday. Marguerite De Ia
Evening star., 1926-06-16
RIALTO-"The Prince of Pilsen."

The Prince of Pilsen." which will
he shown at the Rialto next week. is
said to he distinct picture novelty.
II Is farce comedy with lavish pro
duction. dealing primarily with Euro
pean court life.
George Sidney. stage comedian for
80 wears and recently seen on the
screen in the Potash and Per)mutter'
stories. plays the leading part of Hans
Wagner. cincinnati brewer, who
takes a trip to his old home in Pilsen
with his daughter Nellie. and is re
ceived with royal pomp and ceremony
under the mistaken impression that
he himself is the Prince of Pilsen.
Nellie is played by Anita Stewart,
the real Prince of Pilsen by Allen
Forrest. and Princess Bertha of Thor
wald by Myrtle Stednlan. Production
is by A. H. Sebastian. :.
A one-act operetta, based on the
musical comedy "The Prince of Pill
SEN" and other subsidiary features
will complete the program.
COLCMBIA-"Gras and "Moana."
A twin feature bill will he presented
at Loew's Columbia next week. start
Evening star., 1926-06-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Daddies.

Comedy. effervescent and skillfully
executed. is promised al Crandalls
Metropolitan Theater next week, he
ginning Sunday in First Nationals
release of Sweet Daddies," that en-.
lists the services of six popular fun
makers of the screen.
Sweet Daddies" is feature.length
laughmaker that combines farce with
romance and adventure. The central
characters in the romantic reaches are
Rosie F'inkelbaum and Jimmie
O'Brien: their fathers. Able and Pat,
business partners, and Mama Finkel-
baum, who insists that daughter must
marry Sam Berkowitz, prosperous
young business man.
The leading roles are played by
Charlie Murray. Vera Gordon, George
Sidney. Jack Mulhall Jobyna Ralston
and CASTOR Glass
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-08
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Oct. S-LP9-(U. S. ID. of
A.)--IIogs $4,000; generally steady
with yesterdays average; top 1890
paid for .23O to 24O pound weights:
numerous loads 22O to go pound nv
cragcs upward TO 1885; selected 270
to 29O pound weights also ut that fig
urc; bulk l6O to 200 pounds 10000
1876; 210 to $50 pounds 13.5O@13.85;
EGO to 325 pounds l3.OO@l3.75; strong
weight slaughter pigs upward to
1880; most packing sows 11.25@l2.0O;
hcavic 400 and below; heavy
weights 12.7O@13.85;. medium weights
13.4O@l3.9O; light weights 1900
1896; light lights 1l.85@l3.35; pack
ings sows 1O.75Ml2.25; slaughter
pigs l1.25@12.5O.
Cattle 5000; fed steers and year.
lings market gluttcd by liberal carry
over from Thursday, no dependable
outlet for better grade and year.
lings; few sales lower grade steers
abotu steady bidding sharply lower on
finished ycarlings; she stock weak;
bulls around steady; vcalcrs 90 low
or; bulk to packers 14.OO@14.5O; few
at 1900; stockers and feeder trade
fairly active; steady to 25 cents low.
or FOR week.
Sheep $4,000; fair activity ia,
lambs mostly steady; indication
strong on better grade rangers; no
western sold carly: opening sales 0i
natives l4.2501d.5O to packers; best
held above l4.75; few culls steady u
l0.OO@lO.6O; shcp steady to strong;
bulk fat ewes 6,0O@6.6O; feeding
lambs about steady at 13.OO@l3.6t
mostly best held above late Thursday
tnn focAin0 lambs IL IT.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-08

tcrprct my feeling Of hatred Tor
America in terms Of fire Ind flame,
1t would raise high above even the
burning crater Of the Vcsuvius.
The suggestion that this nation
should enter the world court, and
submit important questions, or amy
question whatever, to European Judges
filled with hatred of the United
States, is SO prcpostcrOus, you
wouldn't expect even chipmunk to
entertain 1t.
What tho United States needs is no
league Of nations or world court non
sense. but 5000 airplanes. the best
and the fastest that can be built,
trained pilots, plenty of submarines.
Nations recovering from war
drunk can not be expected to apprc-
ciatc kindness or generosity. but they
The necessary thing is to he ready to
scale, in case il should be necessary.
We could afford to build an adc
quatc flying fleet. Secretary Mel
Ions management Of the treasury
makes anything possible. Three
months income for the frs: quarter
Of the present fiscal year is one bill
lion five milljons-apd a half Of dol
lars, SIS millions nttf than last year.
Why not spend few Of those mil
lions, even two or three billions If
necessary. to make this country alb
solutcly safe, with such fleet Of
submarines and airplancs. adequately
manned, as would inspire in Euro
pcan nations the respect they always
pay to superior force?
Prof. Jerome Davis Of Yale reports
an interesting talk with Stain. the
real ruler in Russia. Stain says
Russia is willing to pay the money
that foolish American bankers lent to
Kcrcnsky. Stain really should do
nothing Of the kind. Those childish
bankers grabbing at usuriOus interest
rates and discounts ought to digest
that lesson.
They arc now lending billions Of
the American peoples money to yar'-.
Gus concerns in Europe. Many Of
those billions will never come back.
However. that's another story. The
important point made by Stain is
that it might pay the United States
to be friendly with Russia. Stain
said that RUSSIA now needs the
United States. Possibly the day
might come when the United States
might need Russia's friendship"
I That statement interests President
Coolidge more than any other Amer
lean. He can't help knowing how
Europe hates this country. And he
| is responsible for the country's wei
fare, MS president. and us head Of the
army and navy.
WHY not make friend Of Russia.
la great country standing between
| Europe and Asia, the one that has
always been friendly with the Unit
cd States. until the childish bankers
| tried their usury game and our pro-
.incial statesmen conceived them
| selves entitled to dictate to Russia =.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-08
EBERT H. GARY
50 YEARS OLD
Birthday Anniversary Just
Another Working Day
For Steel Magnate

New York, Oct. 8.-LR-Elbcrt
H. Gary was so years old today,
but his birthday was just another
u'nvking dav for the optimistic
chairman Of the United States Steel
corporation, who expects continued
prosperity in this country.
He intends to continue his duties,
but recognized the prospect that
he will be ''off the board" some
time. "Not that I have any inten-
ton Of rcsigning," he said, "but I
want to be prepared for the newt
able and want others to be prepared
also"
Mr.. Gary has been in the steel
business for 20 wears and was d
lawyer for 80 years before that.
He oragnixed the Federal Steel
comnany. backed by j. p. MorganI
in 1893, and three years later neg0A
tiated q 3492, 100000 deal that
brought the Carnegie interests into
1.-THE combine. The new industrial
colossus was capitalized at 1892, !.
500, 900 and was called the United
States Steel corporation. It's CAPT.
| tai now is more than a billion dol.
lars.
President Coolidge has sent MIR.
Gary q birthday message saying:
"That you retain your active inter:
est in public affairs is worthy Gf
high commentator. My hearty
congratulations on your birthday
and best wishes for continued
health, happiness and opportunity
for usefulness.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-08
Christian EndcavOr
Committee Completes
Plan For Conference

jamestown, N. d.. Oct. 8.---LR)--At
n conference held here last evening
Of tho state Christian Endeavor gen
cral chairman, Miss Harriet Perry,
with the jamestown committee, plans
were completed with u tentative pro-
gram drawn up for the state confer
ence here Oct. 90, 23 ands24.
Five hundred to 1000 young pcc-
rle Of the state will be present for
the conference and the -rogram in
cludes some of the best sneaking
talent in the northwest, besides 9TH
er features such as Sousa's band, the
Moorhead state teachers-Jamestown
college football game, and the big
banquet on the mixer
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-08
Injuries Handicap
Mandan GridderS;
Three Braves Out

Possibility that several men, in
jurcd in scrimmagc Wednesday even
ing. might not be able to enter the
Dickinson game Il week from Satur-
day, was advanced by Coach L. G, Nc
Mahan Of the Mandan high school to-
day.
On the list Of injured arc George
Heidi, quarter, who has charley
horse and torn ligamcnts; Dietrich,
right guard, who tore the liramcnts
in his left leg, and George Bruckcr,
who broke his nose. Although none
Of the injuries are exceptionally scri-
Gus, Coach 9cMahan said, Dietrich
and Heidi may not be able to play in
the Dickinson game.
The members of the team are being
put through hard workouts every
evening SO that they will be well pre-
pared for the game, and are having a
lot Of scrimmagc
Dickinson lost only three Of it's
veterans through graduation, the
Smith brothers. stars who played ut
tackle and end, and Cassidy, back
fielder. being the only gridders grad
uated. The remaining men on the
team are veterans. Dickinson crushed
Dawson by 1870 score a week ago
and should offer some spirited oppo-
sition to the Braves.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-08
WHEAT DRACS LOWER
ON MILL CITY MARKET

Minneapolis, Oct. S-(A-Whc
dragged lower today and showed poor
rallying. power on the decline. Weak
ness in outside markets shook the
confidence Of holders and scattered
liquidation forced the market into
stop loss selling.
Futures advanced esMA cent and
fell back 1hM1k cents under yes
tcrday. Trade turned dull on the
break and rallies were feeble.
Oats sagged with corn prices, off
4@M cent. Rye futures declined
one cent with wheat and barley flu
lures saggcd !. cent. December flax
seed was off :. cent after firm OPP
cning.
Cash wheat offerings were light
and good to choice was in small sup
ply with buying disinclined to com.
pete strongly in view Of expected
good receipts Monday. Dry wheat Of
fair to good quality was steady ysith
a fair to good demand. Damp wheat
of poor quality was slow and draggy
Winter wheat was scarce and firm.
Corn was firmcr for yellow, un-
changed for mixed.
Oats were steady.
RIVE was firm for milling quality
/, quiet and steady for ordinary.
BARLEY was firm to strong.
Flaxsccd was in fair to good /dc
mand.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-08
Regular Business Is
Discussed. at Meet

Regular business was taken up ut
the weekly meeting of the Mandan
city commission Wednesday evening.
At a previous time the commissioners
had asked for bids for the printing
Of ten thousand water bills. Two
bids were submitted and the contract
awarded.
c. j. Winbauer was the successful
bidder for the laying of 1920 feet of
water main extending from Collins
avenue two blocks and two, blocks
south to the Ordway property. A new
sewer district, district number four.
embracing this property, was dcsig-
mated. The plans of E. r. Griffen.
city engineer, for repairing the
reservoir were received and ordered
filed. 1t was found that the cost of
repairing the reservoir would be in the
neighborhood of $4,000.