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CAMP GOOD Will
BOYS BUILD CABIN
Construction Task Feature OF
Outing for Lads-Enter-
tainment Given.

Holding that no forest camp is COM
plete without its log cabin, boys OF
Camp Good Will, in Rock Creek PARK,
have undertaken to build one, 1t was
disclosed last night in the weekly
summary of activities at the camp.
which is conducted by the Associated
Charities.
The cabin, begun several days ago,
will be large enough to play In. With
the help and under the direction OF
the camp instructors, the boys have
cut logs, shaped them, laid them in
place and carried out other incidental
structural tasks as their forefathers
did in pioneer days. until the house
has neared the stage of outward COM
pletion.
The present group of youthful engi-
neers soon will end their two-week So
journ at the camp, and their places
will be taken by new consignment
Of cabin builders.
The log cabin is but one Of many
diversions enjoyed by the boys ana
girls Of the free camp during the past
week. officials point out. There were
frequent trips to the Zoo, nearby
hikes through the dense woods. water
battles in the camp pool, picnics ana
evening entertainments.
Last Monday evening, Harry An
gelico gave approximations Of various
nationalities, the next night Theodore
Tiller gave a marionette show, We'd
nesday night a group of performers
from the AmericaniZation Public
School rendered musical selections ana
dance exhibitions, Friday night there
was an old.time minstrel show, staged
hv 7. w. Beard and Charley Day, and
last night a motion picture show was
given, under the direction of w. Z.
Gardner Of the Elite Laundry.
During the week a new tent was
donated by Mr.. Tiller. Some add
tional cash donations also were re-
ceived in response to an appeal for
funds. Those desiring to contribute
should make out their checks to Harry
G. Meem, treasurer, Social Service
House, 1922 Eleventh street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-08
SCIENTIST LEARNS
USES OF SPLEEN
Texas Bat Specialist Clears
Mystery That Has Long
Puzzled Doctors.
BY the Associated Press.


SAN ANTONIO, August 7.-Discov-
cry of the purpose Of the spleen, a
puzzle to most scientists and physiol-
ogists, has been made by DIR. Charles
A. r. Campbell, scientist and fever
specialist of San Antonio.
The spleen, DIR. Campbell told the
county medical society, Is to neutral
iZe the toxines thrown off by the
malarial parasite, thereby perpetual
ing the disease by preventing the host
Ghe body into which the parasite en-
ters). man and the parasite from be-
ing overwhelmed by the toxines.
His discovery, the doctor said, places
malaria in a new and different light
and shows it to be a plan Of natures
for the human being to carry and
diffuse the disease.
Dr. Campbell's finding was acct
dentally brought about in his study of
bats, for which he received recogni-
ton in many parts Of the world. In
dissecting bats in 1903 he found that
the bats spleen relatively was four
and twenty-five hundredthS times as
heavy as the spleen of man. This was
the clue that led to the discovery.
Dr. Campbell's findings have been
accepted by his local confreres and
printed in the Texas State Medical
Journal. He sent a copy of his re-
port to Lieut.. Gen. Giovanni Marieni.
chief of engineers of the Italian army
because Italy was the first nation to
recognize his work on the hygienic
value of bats as eradicators Of malaria.
For % years DR.. Campbell has
studied bats and has erected bat roosts
near the city. where thousands Of the
creatures live. Due to his work San
Antonio has the only municipal bat
roost in the United States.
The fellow who keeps his troubles
to himself is the quickest to lose
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Toledo's Memorial Trees.

Through Fred w. Leu, Douglas fir
trees were obtained from the slope
of Mount Edith Cavell. Jasper Park.
Alberta. and planted on the court
house grounds at Toledo, Ohio, TO be
used, when grown. as permanent
Christmas trees. Vt the planting
ceremony, which was IN charge Of
the Lions Luncheon Cub, says the
report TO the American Tree Associa-
ton at Washington. the Canadian
government sent Col. Samuel May
nard Rogers. SUPERINTENDENT of
JASPER National Park, as the speaker.
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Both Mistaken.
From the london Tele1ranh

From the London telegraph.
A pompous man missed his silk
handkerchief and accused an Irish
man Of stealing 1t. After some con-
fusion the man found the handker-
chief in his pocket and apologized for
having accused the Irishman.
Never mind at ALL" said the latter.
Eye thought I was a thafe, and I
thought you was a gentleman, an we
were both mistaken
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Countess Is Clever.

The Countess Cathcart at dinner
party in New York discussed without
bitterness the failure OF her play.
Ashes" in both New York and Lon
don.
MY play wasn't shocking enough, ="
she said. Nowadays men want such
shocking plays. don't they? \ man
said to me the other night:
"'YOu women only go to church to
see what other women have got on.
"'And YOU men, said l. only so 70
the theater to SEQ what we've left
off,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-08

The fellow who keeps his troubles
to himself is the quickest to lose
them.
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Extract Helps Bones to Knit.

With the aid of a new glandu.ar
extract. bones have been made'to knit
not only rapidly but satisfactorily. by
Japanese surgeons. The glandular
extract is swallowed and causes the
percentage of calcium and phosphate
i'm the blood serum to rise RAPIDLY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-08

walks of life with the reader who Is
remote from that occurrence.
II contend that the Commendahle
intent is to interest people in tho
world in which we live The larCet
the interest the more thoroughly will
the information he absorbed ana the
more general and the more enlight-
ened will be the public opinion on
matters of prime Importance
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SHERIEF.S SALE
SHENlEF'H HAl.E go,
State OF North Dakota. County OF
Burleigh, IS.
First National Bank. q Corporation.
Plaintiff.


State OF North Dakota. County OF
FIRST National Bank. q CORPORATION.
Plaintiff.
e. y. King. administrator Of the
estate Of =. $. LaBay, deceased and
Jennie s. LaBay. Hazel Bay.
Clarence l.aRay. Alvin LaBay.
Mildred I.aIsay. vina !nBay: and
N6 ax%isHd Is sGmf sk;py o nSSisSaa TSat
By virtue OF an execution to Ipe d.
rect I'd mud delivered, and now In my
hands. issued out Of the Clerks of
flee OF the Fourth judicial Diatrict
Court. state Of North Dakota: In and
Judgment rendered In said Court In
favor Of First National Bank, O. cor
pOration, and aga instc p. King, rs
Administrator Of The estate Of N =.
In bay. deceased and Jenny =. LAHay.
la hay. Mildred i.atsay. Vina i.aRay,
have levied upon the fbliowinE de-
'Ecribcd rcnl property Of said defend
ants. tO-wit:
The Southeast quarter tSE LAD
Of Section Thirty-twO tSg). In Town
ship One Hundred Thtrty-niMe ~.
North Of Range Seventy -"lgnt (7O,
West or the 9Th r. NJ. And that !
shall on Monday the a7th day Of Sap.
10 o'clock a. A.. OF said day. ut the
in said County and State, proceed
"a sell the right. title and interest
Of ,hr above named defendants In
and 10 the above described property.
10 satisfy said Judgment and c0sta.
amounting to Two Thousand Eight
Hundred Three Dollars and Forty
eight cents, together with ALI accfM
Ing costs of sale. and interest on the
All me- from tho y6th day or July. 1885.
At the rate OF per cent per unnlltn.
1t Public Auction, 70 the highest
bidder Tor cash.
AI.BIN HEnSTROM, t,..R-
Sheriff Burlcigh County. N. o.
T. II. McCurdy.
Plaintiffs Attorney. .t8
Dated bismarck. n. H., August n,
1926.
First publication AliE. 20.
go "a 81 TO- l7-"a
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FOR SALE

I ROOM n,edsrn house. IS foot front
age. for 3265o, WITH $3.50 cash, and
balance about IKE rent.
3 ROOM modern house, s bed rooms.
we'll located. near schools, Tor
e2,lOO. Cash.
8 ROOM modern house, 2 bed rooms,
full basement, fine Tot, garage TOR
$1,000.
ROOM house. a1most modern. about
new. good loestion, east front. for
3 ROOM modern bungalow. 2 bed
rooms. hardwood floors, water,
sewer. lights. heat. bath, garage.
, Sine 20 lot. for $4,000.
3 ROOM partly modern house. 2 bed
rooms. close IN, 30 foot lot, south
front, offered ak = bargain in order
to close an estate.
5 ROOM house, modern except heat
close in, for $3.50. About $3.50
cash and balance like rent.
8 ROOM partly modern house, 2 bed
rooms, close in. fine 80 lot for
$500, on terms Of $500 III, and
balance like rent.
3 ROOM modern house on Sixth
street, 4 bed rooms. east front, hot
water heat. for $5,25O. On terms.
GENERAL STORE outside of Bis.
marck, in Burleigh county. for trade
for Burleigh county unencumbefed
acre property. \
GEO. N. REGISTER 4
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Growers Of Many Countries
Combine to Confer in Kan.
sas City Next March


Winnipeg. Aug. 2O-lAPl-Kansas
City has been selected by pro.
visional committee. appointed at On
International wheat pool conference
in St. Paul last winter, for the second
meeting Of the conference March II
next, which viii consider organisa
ton of worldwide pool.
Delegates from Canada, Australia
Argentina, Russia. India, and the
United States are to attend.
Matters to Consider
Among matters scheduled. for con,
sideration is the foundation Of sys.
TEN to effect more efficient and &C.
curate basis for the handling anG
selling Of wheat and the organization
Of worldwide news service to fur
nishs dependable crop condition in
formation.
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STOCKS SHOW
WEAK, STRONG
Steel Declines on Announce.
ment That Industry Oper-
ates 80 Per Cent Capacity

New York. Aug. cO-(AP)- Selling
pressure against the standard indus
trials was renewed in today'S stock
market. which showed alternate pc
RODS Of weakness and strength
194A. or about ~ points below the
on the announcement that the steel
industry was operating below 30 pc,
cent Of capacity this week for the
first time in several months.
The break in steel. which took place
around the noon hour. followed an
early period Of strength. during
which pools were again active in Il
number of spccialties. in which IA
vorable ar dividend developments are
believed to be pending. Supporting
orders quickly made their appearance
and the market again was headed up.
ward in the early afternoon. A pos.
sible explanation Of the recent sell.
ing movement WAS seen today on the
report that William &. DuIant. auto
mobile manufacturer. who IL reported
TO have been actively engaged in buy.
ing Of General Motors, and United
States Steel in the laat few months
was sailing for Europe next week
Wall street taking it For granted that
he was reducing his stock market
commitments prior to his departure.
Good buying was again noted in the
railroad equipment shares, several
new orders for signal and train con-
troll devices being announced during
the day.
Despite the forecast of record
breaking July earnings, statements
for some Of the leading class one car
riers. the rails lost ground with thu
industrials. Chesapeake and Ohio and
Atchison. two Of the recent strong
spots being the hardest hit in the
first wave Of selling in that group.
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PRICES TAKE
SHARP UPTuRN
49, "a
Several Factors Teld to Az.
tive Trading in Chicago
Market

Chicago. Aug. 2O--(AP)-Actiyc
trading and sharply higher prices
here in the wheat market today ac-
complained an unexpected advance in
quotations at Liverpool. Scarcity OF
offerings Of cash wheat hc-" and in.
dications Of y big shrinkage Of the
expected yield Of wheat in France
were outstanding features. Export
buying of North American wheat to-
day was figured as amounting to fully
1000. 900 bushels. ON top OF q like
quantity taken yesterday for Europe
Wheat closed, unsettled, lts to 2N
en-: higher. corn Is to Y up. oats ,s1
! TO " advance. and provisions un-
changed to ~ down.
Corn and oats averaged higher, Ow.
ing good deal 10 sympathy with
wheat. Cash corn demand was slow
with the trading basis easy. Oats
were more or less influenced by re-
ports Of grain sprouting in the shock
over . wide area.
Larger receipts Of hogs than ex-
pected lead to some selling az pro-
visions.
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80. At. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul, Aug. 2O-(U. s. D.
of A.)--Cattle 1900; ali killing
classes nominally steady; bearley
enough on hand to test values; sew
eral loads young yearlings considered
eligible around $50 or better; one
load medium grade short feds $50;
packers most COCO 100; she stock
4.bO@6.5O; oil cutters 3.26@4.Ws
bulls mostly b.Q0@5.40: on, medium
9lndls: stockers and feeders. SteeJy;
around 10 GERS testeFners eligible
around 6.6OtN7.OO., ~
Calves. 1000; veal calves uncvenly
TO 6o@75 cents up; good lights 1900
@l2.16: hulk at 1880 early.
Hogs $500: market SLOW. little
rhAnfe: 100 to 200 pound averages
10000 1885; 226 to around 800 pound
butchers l2.Q0Ml2.76: bulk paesiipG
s@ws 10, 25@lO.4O; pigs scarce. weak
" g lower; average cost Thursday
SHEEP 100: market generally
st4asiy; butk fat lambs 12.76N0lH76;
plain ewes mostly $50; practical top
on light ewes to packets SEQ: pack
exs buyinKs6aly ewea unfit for. breed.
ipH purposes. ts1 ~
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FOR SALE

) ROOM new modern house with
maple floors and garage: has large
closets; close to schools and in ex.
cellent neighborhood. This house
is real bsrgain being priced much
below its real value. $500. Terms
ROOM new modern house in choice
location: hard wood floors, fire
place; French doors between the
dining room and living room and
other modern features. A beauti.
full residence; reasonable cash pay.
ment and balance in monthly pay
ments Of 5000 each which includes
interest vt six per cent. $500.
5 ROOM new modern bungalow with
fine basement and an additional
room finished in basement: close IL
schools. Very desirable and cheap
$4,000.
! ROOM modern house with garage
extra large lot with east front; il
choice location and near to schools
has beautiful yard and handsome
trees. $500. Terms.
ROOM modern house with bed
rooms; hard wood floors; hot water
heat; garage and extra large lot;
close in and near to schools. $5,7O(
with cash payment Of $1,000. anl
balance in monthly payments Of $50
5 ROOM house in choice location
has city water. gas. electric light;
toilet; sink in kitchen and neal
schools. $4,000, with cash payment
Of 800. Easy terms on balance.
B ROOM modern house close Il
schools; has garage and hot watel
heat; hard wood floors and quarter
sawed oak finish down stairs; ha!
upstairs kitohennette with elcctri,
range; gas range down stairs; fin,
basement with laundry room; veg
otsble room and furnace room al
ooparatc: east front and larg,
trees; close to schools. This house
could not be built for $500. Pric,
s. 900. A rarely good bargain.
IF you will give w the opportunit,
to show you what we offer for sal,
IN houses or lots. we can suit 80,
in quality and price.
HARVEY HARRIS Z COMPANY
J. r. Jackson. Manager.
Hoskins Block.
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PAGE sgrlg


81. s 81 sg q I Baud! ess.sy d
aiil Il S!s;r tsi Court. fourth Jud!e,.l
stat, .s Of North Dakota. Plaintiff. I
Elmer smith and Mrs. HliaSs smith
and all other persons having any
N NS. Es ssssB ,l ssss:
So Ssr SsAssssii HnRnssiY 1anfS avn ssakt
Under ana by virtuk1 ae exscutt4m
aSss e As s:se n sss::;
above entitled action, In favor ~ tle
above. named platntiff and akAiliet
smith and Mrs. ELMER smith ana III
other persons having any right, title
or interest In a Ford ROadster With
truck body. motor No. 1SS346e. 1875
North Dakota license No stStl. ne
state Of North Dakota In said judy
ment under the law relative to the
sale Of forfeited property and s4le
thereof OF automobiles used In the
uora. which said execution has been
directed and delivered to me. the
undersigned sheriff. ! have levied
upon the following described per-
sonal property Of and belonging to
the said defendants. tO.wit. One
motor No. 183345s. license No. 642li
Of North Dakota licenses and that I
will. ut the front door OF the Court
House In the City OF Bismarck. In
North Dakota, on the I'm day Of
September. 1925. at the hour OF Q?
O'Clock y. m. of that day sell all OF
the right. title. estate and interest
Of the said defendants. In and to the
satisfy the aforesaid Judgment with
costs and interest and tho costs Of
Rnid sale.
Dated this 18th day Of August.
ALBIN HEDSTROM,
Sheriff Of lSurleigh County, ". ID.
First publication August 20
rS-cO-2s
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Sealed bids for road grading work
between sections q and -. Apple
Creek Township. whl be received by
the ,RQart Of County Commissioners
Of Rurleiph County. North Dak0ta,
until 2 o'clock, p. m. September 6th,
1926. Plans and specif icatiOns nre On
file in the office 81 the county audi
tor or may be obtained FROM the
county surveyor. Each bid must be
accompanied by . certified check for
sum equal to the fun amount bid.
made payable to the ordar Of =. q.
patte rson, Chairman of the Board as
guaranty that the bidder will. II
successful, enter into and execute =
contract, with U bond for the full
amount bid. guaranteeing the faithful
performance Of the work, and g0&r4n.
ieeing the payment for all labor and
supplies entering into the cost Of H.
work under this contract. All bids
must be sealed and addressed to the
County Auditor. bismarck, North
Dakota, and marked bids for Grad
The Board of County Commission
ers reserve the right to reject any or
all bids.
BY order of .he Board Of County
Commissioners.
FRANK ]. JOHNSON,
County Auditor:
8-l3-2O.27-0.3
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LOST

LOST-LarRe Scotch Collie DIR
"Flush," two years old, light IN
and white, black spot resembl y
grease spot, long pointed mGxs1r
Substantial reward. Notify Tribune
IF. w. c." 1
LOST-A black and white beaded
purse containing valuables. Lost
August Is, on the Red Trail be.
tween Mandau and South Heart
Reward. Address, IL Second AVE-
West, Dickinson, N. D.
LOST-A 3lx4.lO U. 8. Royal Cord
snare tire with rim, between Ster.
ling and Bismarck. Finder notif9
A. J. Sailor. Beulah. N. D. Reward
LOST-Lon9 white silk belt with
cerise and yellow flowers. between
~ Rosser and Finney's. Please call
sos L. r. Or return to Tribune
office,
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

fhicafo, Avg. 20-(U. s. b. Of Az
Hogs $4,000: early fnsrket mostly
10 10 Is cents AiEhee: light ,ho9s
f9rily veal bovg6t Up ct advknce;
now SLOW; biddiN9. mostly IT. 70 30
cents lower than best prices on AesVy
butchers and hacking s0ws: demand
Tor heavy SONS. txtreinely marrow:
top Of lllO po5d fes sel6cted l10sto
$50 pound averages: choice go pound
weight upward fe.1l on; buak 1eeif-
able 2l0 pounds .dsNth l3.6O@l3.e6;
good and . shsiss II 4te 81. E 20 pes.sd l
sold early: bulk desirable 800 y 80
pound averages 1Qbk2aEI6: h4ht
sews e shippers upxsEa |. l 81. iit9;
| ~ Lee: slaughter Sigsl ia.ss@
tsttae 1000; most kialing classss
about steady: with weeks decline |:
( feSeints hardly sufficient to test khe
ivaIueS; no long fed steers Offered;
II b.So ds~n ssrd SsS lss1s sIsss
| a srsss. III cows Sod - - Sss
strong to uuevenly Aighet5 81 ~ 81
Igsp s;dS5; sss Ian la%i 's'1 mostIy j
h;Rher: early sale of NestefIi .aSs
GtkerS. Md higher: top 4Atjves l416
ft& aakSrs astd city 60tehefs: bulk
[ i1AS0iz80; soms sales 4ounward
1878 and 6elow; heavY Aqek IolnAs
around l300s cWlts stroh4 ~ - i116s
! MN Ut a. 9ita $50 sn111 -.
| 'Y vi 10. @: aesp e1lRs e1
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4 - s :
6.RO0M bungalow, strictly modern.
spick and span condition. fire place,
basement garage, east front. River
view. built by owner for home,
S5,7C0.O0.
GROOM strictly modern bungalow
.epst front, basement garage, one
yelt old. splendid condition, we'll
hntlt. $5,50Q.oQ. 80 81,
5-KQOM cottage, = IN ..atfAet, .4hsl
4t, partly modern, valid cellar
$&1oO.O0.
CROOK modern house. garage. saa,
front, near park. bargain al
GROOM modern house, south front
nice trees, close to park. $4.500.0O.
GROOM modern house, east front
splendid lawn and shrubbery, doub
le garage. small fruits, cheap al
s5.stp.eo.
io:R00M house, east front. slare'
lot, splendid condition, exceptional
" we'll built, beautiful trees. lawn
garage for three cars, splendid
location for roomers. Al condi
ton. het water heat, &a,60Q.0o.
BUILDING LOTS-in practical,
every part et ths citysat I'll sorts
OF prices and terms.
INSURANCE-Firs, tornado, apto
mobile, in reliable conpanies With
nf0mnk aArvicA aRaured
MY CUARANTEE-Never to make 1
sale Of any property which is not
worth the price. Over $500 sales
with not one complaint assure.
this to every. buyer.
WHEN you THINK or REAL
ESTATE-Thiuk Of
F.E. YOUNG
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FUTURES ADVANCES

MinneApolis, Aug. 20-(AP)--Wheai
futures advanced ~ @1M cents TO-
day and held LOLA cents pf ~
eaiH ct the close. Better export de-
Ilend ..aRa sttapg calllss MixA ~
WEATHER In spring wheat territory
caused the strength.
Dats advanced y 'cegt ON lght -.
ce3pts and reports q rain d1assse
Mt top prices were shaded on late
tyedinE. Rye f1tnre1 mov:4 ~
HSptember harley avs slow and mild.
n firm. Naxseed futures advanced
1nents and easd hack part way. -
EasA vaeat ras .tsees y gded
saelity spsiqEa vefe n - 9sscnSss
Corn vas steady to firm.
IS 81 III: g one cent Aish...
psjey ma 1Staedy.
G1ooo1ogs
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FOR SALE
SIX ROOM Bungalow and bath, 8 bed
rooms. screened and glazed porch.
builtin festurss, full basement
partitioned and plastered, proctic-
Myosss ~. Lawn and trees. Price
FIVE ROOM Bungsiow and bath,
ntotefn and N excellenk eondtteoh.
Only two years old. Price $4,000.
SEVEN ROOM modern house, stucco,
good condition and we'll located,
porch. full lot. Price $4,000. Small
cash payment down, balance on
very easy payments.
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow, good
style and web located. Price $4,000.
Terms.
SIX ROOM modern house, porch, full
basement, double garage, fine lawn,
trees. shrutoety, Ana fruit trees;
Fine .lecetiea. Price $780,. Tern,s.
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow, full
basement with garage, extra bed
room Ia Aasensent. Fine location.
Price $4,GS0. Very ees3s. tesfIts. !.
FIVE ROOM bungalow. partly mod.
srn. garage. lawn, trees. full lot and
erspersxs od Il excea'e"s condition
Es9ce yJ,VO3, 3s.H i'll
you WILL want to ret settled in
your OWN home sonptiNne and new
II the Spportune tame 10 buy OF
build. You will appreciate the in
dependency IN owning your own
BuiLDiNG LOTS in oil p@rt1 Of town,
We write al kinda 81 insurnnce ID
good reliable companies.
Rhoae l3e
INVESTORS MORTGAGE sECURITy
COMPANY. Inc.
Office yitA Ftrst Gpareaty Bank.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO GRAIN
Chicago, Aug. 2O-lAP)-Cash
wheat No. 2 red l.37A al 80; No.
hard l.4OA @l.42N.
Corn No. 2 mixed 78@7sia; No.
yellow 78@78l1.
Oats No. 2 white 4O@llla; No.
white 38A @4l1a.
Rye No. 3 46@05ls.
Barley 5O06G.
Timothy seed 5.OO@5.76.
Clover seed 23.O0032.OO.
Lard 1850.
Ribs 1900.
Bellies 1916.