davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1927-05-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED APT. 2 ROOMS,
kitchenette private bath: ami; cool: large
porches. on boulevard high elevation; %
min. Treasury Dent: ! block cars; lovely
grounds: garage reasonable. Phone Hyatts
vile 336 los
UNFURNISHED ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR
II cool. bright rooms. semi private bath; ;
large shady grounds, on car line, 40 min
20 Treasury. bus line one block: Riverdale; /;
I11-E star office 20"
FURNISHED OR UNFURNTSHED-FOu
rooms aud garage upper duplex. Of new
house Everything modern and private. ON
pus and car line. Trees hills and pure air,
Immediate possession. l01 Spring drive Lee
Heights, va. Phone Clarendon 4s4-W.2. -
POTOMAC HEIGHTS LARGE. BRIGHT
housekeeping rooms, private porch: overlook
ing river. am J.. reasonable Address Box
I91.E. star Office or call Cleve. Ill .
ROOMS AND BATH: :.UNFURNISHED;
convenient to cars: objection TO baby
reasonable rent $50 Frazier ave, Aurora
Hills Va
LYON PARK--FLAT. ROOMS BATH &
porch. excellent location. $40 ner month.
+. ". BURNETT Clarendon 11G6. l5'
Evening star., 1927-05-15
RENT Observation-Disclosures

OWNER LEAVING CITY. WOULD, RENT
modern Groom bungalow. detached, with
large grounds around entire house: unusn-
ally large rooms; Two inclosed porchsss: ga
win give lease with privilege of buying
beautiful furniture: newly decorated Ap-
pointment by phone. North 2353. Luo'
Montana ave. ne. 70
Evening star., 1927-05-15
RENT HOy ySES-FURNlSHED.

FOR RENT, FURNISHED, IN WOODED
section Of Lee Heights--Attractlve English
stlIrco home & rooms and bath: electro
ange and artistic furnishings: water heater
woods Phone Clarendon 3o6'H-@. - SIZE
A. MANkIN. 10
Nj. PLEASANT BARGAtN--COMPLET
iy furnished. r. . b.. ami; garage. Glassta'
screened sleeping porch. 1876 Kenyon st.
Col. 4S5.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND sALEs-
men should obtain our list For exchange
sale or lease. New detached brigk and
to S25. .606 each. rent rent sS5 10 si50 month.
Also smaller houses in nearby Va. and Nd.
Would exchange for desirable acreage or
building lots or excellent farms nearby
Can deliver our properties clear IL neces-
sary and add cash We buy at foreclosure,
therefore can offer attractive prices PUi.-
TON R. GORDON Continental Trust Build
Evening star., 1927-05-15

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

3 ROOMS. FURNISHED, IN NV. SECTION.
/ for summer months only must be reason
able Address Box I0o-V, Star office
! FURNISHED APARTMENT - TWO OR
suburbs or outskirts Of citY preferred. Give
details and state prlee Address Box 26l-F
star Office
SMALL APT. AT THE WARDMAN PARK
Address Box :s04-S. star office. To-
MODEST Young MAN. WISHING TO
live in quiet surrounding. desires Ink. tur-
uished rcon with or without kitchehelte;
giye rate phone numbef. Address EoS
@26-N Star office. -
WANTED-2- ROOM KGTCHENETTE APT,
}tnfurnished prefer private home, state par
ticulars Address Box 213-V. Star Office. 10.
FURNISHED APARTMENT. THREE
rooms. kitchen and bath, nicely 1uinished IN
S2rh%e' 623a1s dweIhns hnas'eA& Address Box 45-T
office. ------ - 10
COUPLE DESIRES SECOND FLOOR RES
fireplace bath. kitchen. also garage: fc1er-
ences: state rental location Address Box
l2-V star office. ID
INDIANA PHYSICIAN. DOING HOSPITAL
work in Washington, desires lieh I4na7 Sdn
ing apartment 1or wife and children So, %
and daughter twins age 100. IN a re-
spectable clean. private home or apaFtneat
building located reasonably riose-in, near
good ear line and school. . rooms beside
kteeenetse AND Pate Rnor nryileses 1pFiIlsso
July / period Of l year If meets Ieauire,nlen1
and exchanged references satisfy. Brings
excellent references Mason. wife Eastern
Star family renSdi i, eHiGFs' tiad n,erin Med
al Association meeting. Wash. May lou.
50 reply with fun details and prlce at once
While in city Address Physician. Box
S3-k. Star Office.
Evening star., 1927-05-15

JUNE 20 10 SEPT 20-MT. PLEASANT.
iS43 Newton st NV bordering Rock Creek
Plrk--6 :. and h.. breakfast and sleeplnE nnF
pnrchcs garage cool, clean. well tufnished
piano. radio. Very low rental to desirable
party Call Coz. 5bS2-J. -
f29F LINDEN ST NE.--6 r. AND T..
COIORET--i"4a X ST s.E-~5 ROOMS:
eer splendid condition 0Illx $50. HOW
ENSTEIN BROS, 1th aud II SITS. ne,
Evening star., 1927-05-15

ny OWNER-~APAHIMf& f&I HUI y II
,nnat new having twelve apartments, :. 3, 4
rn0fnss bath four gaTages.: all rented NV.
I"Ntinn desirable ueighborhoDd, value,
s5s 0o0. exchange Sl2 600 equity for de-
f.shie home up 10 %2uo00 or first mort
rsee notes OWNER. Franklln ISL
E-GpTTIf7MRTRTAND 2O3s \ II AVE
f,srAa r6,inls and hall including living room.
iadroofn large kitchen. bath. tUb aud show
~, .as,' large closets $3.50. part terms Apt.
eoa X $3.50.
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RENT-EARNIS.

so ACRES, 7-R., BATH BUNGALOW.
barns, ETC.: fruit. grapes. splendid for chick
ems ls minutes out move right in; very
Tel. Franklin ssol Is.
IN NEARBY MD.-TRCCK. POULTRY,
dairy. nursery. general farming dwellings
possession. Address Box li2-F. Star oaice.
Evening star., 1927-05-15

Where Values Are Growing.
Facing the new driveway. Four 4-fsmily
San Sa5s oc rented at s49 PEI noo moTt9. .r fres
hvs years to run. WIN exchange for clears
i @ pr ,Wf Yh91is da1s
Box 174-V. star ONCE. A.
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SALE OR T--APARTME<TS

W. HAVE 4 NUMBER OF CO-OPERAIINE
apartments Win or foS rea' r@9ms; ~ s,Jo ~1tn
rail y iocateti ard on exceptional terms.
"e" QUICK REALTY Co
Realtors and Buildere.
Main s4s3. I4IO ii st. NV.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
FOR SALE-APARTMENTS.

EHREE- STORY APARTMENT HOUSE,
I1x3ne q apartments Of > rooms and bath
nsrbH 90 q rented: located IN a good near
s@vyntown section: low rental and a good
Investment viii trade. Cali sales manager,
Evening star., 1927-05-15

SIZE NIX. COSTELLO,
THOS. ID. WALSH.
SIS 11th st. NV. Phone NJ. 1854,
WE HAVE LARGE LIST OF SELECTED
properties in all sections in and out of the
District. May We know what you have and
what you wisht Also number of colored
and Investment houses that yield big returns
on cash required
n. f. RYON CO., INC,
Main 1897. 1923 F. ST.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-27
Location of Inter-
City Gas Pipe Is
Protested by Group

Protesting against the placing Of
the gas main to Mandan along the
side Of the Memorial Bridge, seven
representatives Of the Bismarck As
ISOLATION of Commerce and q like
number of delegates from the Mandan
Chamber Of Commerce appeared before
the state highway commission this
morning in an effort to have the
pipes location changed.
They contended its present loea-
tion would mar the bridges beauty
and suggested placing the pipe on
hangers underneath the bridge or
along the sidewalk at its side.
The request was denied BY the
highway commission. which stated
that it had gone over the whole
situation and had come to the CON
clusion that to put the pipe any
| where else but the location planned
would entail severe danger to the
travelling public. II the pipe were
placed on the base of the bridge
and there should be a leak in it, an
explosion might be caused by the
Escaping gas, they said.
I Furthermore, the commission de-
clared. the pipe is no more unsightly
than the electric wires on the bridge
and they. further said that the bridge
is intended primarily as q thing OF
utility. II beauty and utility could
be combined safely, they would be
glad to cid, they said. but since thi,
could not be done they felt tn,
utility and the safety Of the travel
ing public came first.
, Bismarck representatives were H
. p. Goddard, Fred C0nkln and H. ]
: Duemeland, while those from Manda
, were Otto Bauer, DR.. A. o. Hendey
son, and A. W. Furness.
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STOCK MARKET
TREND UPWARD
Pre- Holiday Readjustment
Inparts Some Irregularity
Motors Regain Strength

New York. May 27.-4R,-Pre-
holiday readjustment Of speculative
accounts impaired some irregularity
TO today's stock market, but the
main trend continued upward. I'M
preSsive demonstrations Of group
strength were given by the rails.
public utilities and chemicals. Near
~ two score specialties were marked
up to record high levels. mostly un-l
der sponsorship Of pools which ap-
peared TO be plentifully supplied
with funds.
Strength and activity Of the rails
Was rather surprising in the face Of
the publication Of relatively poor
April earnings statements. While .
few roads made an excellent showing
ating income Of the first a roads to
report tOtAled about <43,63O,OOO Us
against S52.2S5. 900 in the same
month last year. q drop II per cent.
New York Central led list Of about
dezen highs. Wabash WAS again
! heavily bought. but Pittsburgh and
West Virginia broke nearly six
points.
Steel shares held fairly steady de-
spite the reported reduction Of Is
cents . ton ia iron and steel scrap
in the Chicago district. and . slack
ening Of output in other centers
Motors. which were freely sold yes
terday on the announcement Of . new
Ford model and . reported eurtail.
ment Of production by Hudson and
other manufacturers, received better
support today.
Commercial solvents "B" had ex
! tended it, gain to l2A points before
the end Of the third hour. Among
the many new highs were such di
verified shares aY Collins and Ak
!. man. u. S. Distributing. General Re
frigesaters, Otis Elevators. Columbus
: Gas. and Worthing pump b"
The closing was strong. Buoyane,
; Of coal mining issues yesterday car
ried up numerous other Industrial
. in lively fashion il the final hour
PenaSyjyania Coal and Coke elimbel
; nine points and Elkhorn Fuel com
! mon and preferred and Pittsburkl
E terminal eoal four 70 five. Genera
Z Refstgerstors gained IN. Big pus
ichases Of Chicago Crest Wesfsrt
Wsstefn Maryland, 1eck Island IN
! St. Louis snd San Francisco feature
: the railfosd section. Dsldwi
= crosaed az 70 . new record higi
7 Total sales appropriated 3s4000o
80oI00S 9t
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MAR KETS
y Aasoeists1 PrsD Lsased Wife
f# g
GRAIN
LIVESTOCK
WHEAT PRICES
HIT new HIGHS
Jumps Of More Than Five
Cents a Bushel General To.
day in Wheat and Corn

Chicago, May 27.--tR-New high
record prices for the season were
witnessed today in wheat, corn and
oats with jumps of more than five
cents bushci general in wheat and
corn.
Wet weather delays to wheat seed
ing in Canada and to corn planting
in this country as well as adverse
stimulus to buying of all grain. Be-
sides Liverpool wheat quotations
were sharply higher and war posi-.
bilitics between Great Britain and
Russia were discussed. .
: Wheat closed unsettled ~ to ga
net higher. Corn AZ to 5A up. Oats
showing IN to 21s cents gain and
provisions mt rise Of II to IS cents.
Reports of dust storms over Kan.
sas gave additional incentive ia
wheat buying today. aside from un.
looked for higher quotations at Liv-
crpool and wet weather adverse fol
wheat seeding in Canada. The Brit
is CONNIE ns' vote to break with
Russia was also given notice in some
quarters a. q bullish influence and
as explaining the unusual swing up
ward of the Liverpool market.
Persistent delays to blowing. and
planting of corn furnished q basis
for independent strength Of the corn
market. A leading crop expert re.
ported that from Springfield, ILL.,, te
Chicago, corn acreage is less than 81
per cent planted, and that sheets o.
water are standing in many low
spots.
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HOTEL CLERK
REC0G NIZES
RICE'S VOICE
Man Who Escaped From OF.
ficer on Train Is Captured
Near Bemidji

Bemidji. Mimi, May 27-LN-A
hotel clerk who recognized his voice
when he telephoned caused the
arrest near here Thursday night Of
Cyril Rice, Canadian boy tenor
wanted in Grand Forks for passing
worthless checks.
The clerk recognized Rice's voice
when he telephoned from the F. N.
Pendcrgast farm one and one half
miles from here. Rice called to in
quire for an acquaintance whom he
met when he sang here April Is.
The hotel employc called Deputy
Edward Hough Of Grand Forks, who
was returning Rice to Grand Forks
from Ashland, Wis.,, when he escaped
at Baglcy, Wednesday.
Hough, together with local off
GERS. went to the Pendergast farm.
Rice attempted to run, but shot in
the air stopped him, officers said.
Rice, who had gone Is miles from
where he escaped, had stopped at the
Pendcrgast farm to use the telephone
in his effort to locate the acquain-
tancc.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Matter Of the Estate OF
Martin G. Hagen, Deceased.
Notice j. hereby given by the
estate OF Martin g. Hagen late Of
the Township OF Painted Woods in
the county OF Burleigh and State
81 North Dakota, deceased, to the
creditors Of, and all persons hav-
Ing claims against said deceased. TO
tho first publication OF this notice.
10 C.. Olgcirson, the attorney. for
said estate. at the Ba4& North
Dakota IN the City of B!eh1arck IN
said Blrieigh County, ., or ~ e !, tue
ISsSe c % sas q Il. Office Fl the
Court House Ia the City OF Bis
marck. said Burleigh. County, North
You are hereby further notified
that Hon. I. G. Davies. Judge Of the
County Court WITHIN a.. ana s Tor me ne
North Dakota, has fixed the 10th
day OF December A: y. 1927. at the
hour Of two o'clock In the after
noon OF said day. At the Court
Rooms, In the Court House N the
city Of Bismafck N sasd County g,
hearing and adjusting all claims
against the estate Of the seId Mar
TN q. Hagen, Deceased, which have
been duly and regularly presented
LAS hereinbefore provided
Dated ct bismarck; o9 NORM -
kota' May ss HoG AZ ! HAGEN.
Administrative Estate OF
Martin q. Hagen. deceased
frirst publication on the 27th day
OF May A.. p 1920
,6/a7-s/3-iO
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NOTICE or MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE SALE.

DEFAULT having occurred In the
na.c, Of 5hf En marsFEsf IS HE
BY GIVEN: THAT that certain
mortgage executed and delivered by
John Larson and Anna Larson. h,s
wife. as mOrtgagors. to Paul 4;
Remington, AZ mortgage, dated
the 9th day Of April. 1921. and filed
lister OF deeds Of the county Of Bur
leigh and state Of North Dakota,
on the 4th day Of May, 1921. at 11:3O
O'Clock A. NJ. and duly recorded IN
Book 108 of Mortgages. on page 342,
which, mortgage was thereafter as
instrument in writing, dated the 7th
day OF May. 1921, and filed for rec.
ord in the office of said register or
deeds, on the 18th day of April.
1897, At nine O'clock A. NJ. and duly
recorded in Book ITO OF Assign
closed by a sale Of the premises in
such mortgage and hereinafter de-
scribed ut the front door of the
courthouse in the city OF Bismarck,
In the county Of Burleigh and state
o'clock A. NJ, on the goth day of
June. 1927, to satisfy the amount
due on such mortgage on the date
of sale.
The premises described in such
mortgage and which will be sold to
satisfy the same are situate IN the
county OF Burleigh and state OF
North Dakota. and described az fol-
lows, towit:-The Northeast Quar-
ter (NEA1 OF Section Twenty-Five
(22), Township One Hundred forty
two (1%2) North, OF Range Seventy
nine 90 West of the 9Th p. N.
There will be due on. such mort.
gage at the date Of sale the sum OF
}22a1.65, which sum includes prin..
cipal and. interest thereon and
S450. so, taxes upon said land paid
by the assignee. besides the costs.
| disbursements and expenses OF thts
| foreclosure. 80.
Dated this 13th day Of May. 1927.
MARY II. CORW1N.
Assignee.
Dullam. Young & Burke.
| Attorneys for Assignee.
Bismarck. North Dakota.
| (F'irst publication May 10. 1919
5/l3-20-27-6/S-l0-1
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-27
800 ATHLETES
TAKEPART IN
BIG TEN MEET
Preliminaries of Champion
ship Event Being Held at
Madison, Wis.

Madison. Wis, May 27--L1--Thrcc
hundred athletes, the stars from
each Of the 10 universities in the
western conference. swarmed over
the field at Camp Randall Stadium
today for tho prcliminarics Of the
Big Ten outdoor track and field meet.
Six men will qualify in each Of
the l6 events for the finals tOmOr-
row.
Wolverines Have Edge
Michigan. Illinois. Iowa, Wisconsin,
Ohio State, are the teams favored
to battle it out for championship
honors. with the Wolverines figured
TO have "a slight edge. Northwestern.
Chicago, Indiana. Purdue and Min
ncsota. will be represented by
sparkling athletes, but these uni
,versities are not considered to have
the necessary team balance to be
placed in the contending division.
Steve Farrell, veteran coach at
Michigan, has mustered strong all
around team since the opening of the
outdoor season and expects to re-
peat his triumph of q year ago, when
the Wolverines captured the honors
at Iowa City. Michigan has won
dual meets from Illinois and Ohio
State and Farrell's athletes have been
showing steady improvement.
Both Illinois and Iowa. along with
Wisconsin and Ohio State, are given
outside chances to beat Michigan.
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WANTED TO BUY-Two hole Iaun-
dry stove. Phone l3-F.2.
FOR RENT-Large nicely furnished
sleeping room, suitable for two
girls or men, right downtown.
Cheap. Call 307 Fourth street.
FOR RENT-Dining room. kitchen
and sleeping porch in all modern
hame. First floor. Private en-
trance at 400 Fifth. Phone 1O93-R.
FOR RENT-Two or three unfur-
nished rooms suitable for light
housekeeping. Heat and light fur
nished. Close in. 61O Thayer.
FOR RENT-Two or three modern
light housekeeping rooms. Also
garage. Phone 507-R or 607.LW
Call at 4O6 Fifth street.
FOR RENT-Light Housekeeping
apartment. Furnished or unfur.
nished. Close in. Mrs. s. ]. King
223 Second street. Call $50.
LOST-Y Yesterday, light tan travelling
bae with the name Mrs. Geo. Pay.
seno inside Of same. Finder please
return for reward to 226 ". RIOS
FOR sALE-Two 81 < 4 U. 8. Cord,
ct $1,000 each, one 81 4.95 Mich
elm Balloon It $3.50, one 4rucl
tank, two compartment, $50 gallon
| capacity. one steam boiler, one cleo
trio brake lining machine. Lock
wood Accessory. Phone 1877.
FOR SALE Complete household fur
niture for room house. Cheap
Call at SIS Second street. .
WORK WANTED-A young LADY Dc
Sires position doing genera
1 houseWork. Phone 1llo-R.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-27
MANY INTEND
TOSEE CARD
Reserved Seat Tickets Go on
Sale Today, With De-
mand Brisk

3 Sale Of reserved seats for the
benefit boxing card to be put on at
the city auditorium here Monday
night opened today and indications
are that Bismarck. boxing fans APP
preciatc the opportunity they. are
heing given to see such card.
Seats are on sale at Harris 4
Woedmansee's. Two dollar tickets
are sxchangeablc for any scat on the
main floor and 81 tickets admit to
the balcony. First corners at the
seat sale have their choice Of seats
<loBo ~ the stage.
On the card are Earl Orton, who
~ - have ssix-ropnd 60 with Jim
|sly Bn3an 81 Bismarck a. the final.
,Ist; Babe Herman, who is matched
Viii Marty Bond: Bat Kinnard
smstched With Paul 6idlei; Willie
400, u mix With Danny Dunn Of
N oSHke ad. and the Eek1oth boys Of
enndans Who will open The card.
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weight 1886: loads taken off mar
ket in face Of unsatisfactory bids:
heavy medium bulls up TO TAO; bulk
vealers 0.60@11.0O; selected kind
upward to 1900.
Sheep 1900; fairly active. gencr-
ally steady with Thursday on desir..
able kinds, in-bstwecn lambs ana
sheep drsggy; bulk good California
spring lambs 16.76@i6.OO; four
doubles at outside with douoie
deck out; good medium weight Dry
fed clipped lamb. 1880; grassy kinds
downward to 1880; few common A. e
good native spring lambs $4,000
1915; heavy tat ewes around b.bO;
no choice lightweights dry fed ewes
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-27
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN
MARKET WILD TODAY

Minneapolis, May 27.-F-Thc
grain market went wild today with .
rush Of professional and outside buy
ing, which carried wheat prices 3H
64a. cents above yesterdays close.
A fresh wave of buying lust before
the close sent the market to new
highs for the day. Close was 3t@4
cents higher.
Oats had a furry Of strength. Fu-
lures ran up 1ss@1M cents, where
pressure increased. Barley showed
beiated response to strength else
where and advanced IL cents. July
flaxseed sagged after a one cent ad-
vance.
Cash wheat offerings were moder-
ate and medium to choice quality was
in good demand and firm.
Winter wheat was easy, the trad
ing basis one cent lower.
Durum was in better demand.
Corn offerings were large and the
market unsettled.
Oats were quiet and unchanged.
Rye was firm with fair to good
demand.
Barley ruled strong to one cent
higher. Range was 1902 cents. .
Flaxseed offerings were light and
demand was fair to good.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-27
ELIMINATION IN
AUTO RACES IS
NOW GOING ON
Fastest 80 10 Start 5OO-mile
Race LOckhart Sets
New Marks

Indianapolis, May 27.-A score Of
drivers today scanned engine parts
closely and kicked viciously at
dubious looking tires to determine
the fitness Of their mounts for the
second day Of elimination trials at
the 500 mile memorial day race at
the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Twenty one qualified yesterday
The rest Of the 40 nominees were
expected to take their time trials
between 3 and o'clock this after.
noon. The fastest 33 will start Mon.
days race provided more than tha,
number attain the minimum requi
site speed of so miles an hour. Ii
the first days trials, Frank Lock
hart won the pole position for thu
race and set new lap and 10 mile
qualification test record.
Sets New Marks
Lockhart's new marks are l20.9l'
miles an hour for one lap of tn,
IL l-2 mile track. His average TO
the four laps was 10000 miles al
hour. Two years ago Leon Dura,
set the previous mark for the latte
test at 1l3.196 miles an hour.
Tommy Milton. only two-timc win
ner of the 500 mile race, returne
to the racing fold which he aban
doned l8 months ago. Sudden i'll
ness overlook w. Cliff Durant
Detroit sn0rtsman named to driv
the car Milton designed, and tn
diminutive former champion donnc
the goggles himself in an attcmr
to satisfy. His attempt went owe
until today because of stuc
piston. The u qualifiers who wi
make up the first seven rows Of III
starting field are: Frank Lockhart
Peter De Paolo, Leon Duray: Harr
Hartz; Ralph Hepburn; Cliff Woo
bury; Bob McDonegh; Davis Lewis
Bennett Hill; Norman Batten; JAG
Pctticord; Peter Kreis; Frank Fl
lott; Cliff Bergere; Earl Devore
William Shattuc; Charles Baumar
Eddie Hearne; Wilbur Shaw A
Mclcher and L. L. Corum.
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8 $50. en-. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul, May 27.-(U: S. D..
Of A.)--Cattle 1900; steers and year
lings in light supply; very slow; bulk
Of sales eligible around 0.60@10.25;
ono car expcrimentally fed long
yearlings held upward to 1900; she
stock slow, about steady: bulls UNI
even, packers talking lower on these
with shipping kinds steady; stockers
and feeders unchanged.
Calves $500; vealcra. quality con-
sidcred, 2SGSO lower; good lights
1O.OO@1l.6O; bulk 1850.
Hogs 1000; fairly active on light
hogs; $50 to 200 Founders 0.26@9.S5;
latter price top; medium and heavy
weight butchers slow; bidding most.
~ steady Or 8.2bzS.75; hacking sowS
early 7.60@7.75; pigs steady, bulk
1000: average cost Thursday S.72;
weight 231,
Sheep 200: run includes one double
lambs and sheep billed direct to To-
cal packers and one single deck
medium grade clipped lambs; spring
lambs 15.OO@l5.50; short load clip
pers 1925; sheep weak. .
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ZbyszkO SustaiTls
: Brain Conclusion

Atlanta. Ca. May 27-LR9-Wladek
Zbyszko was taken to the municipal
sanitarium here last night suffering
from what physicians described as
concussion Of the brain, sustained in
fall from the elevated arena where
he was engaging Joe Stecher, claim
ant to the worlds heavyweight
wrestling championship.
Doctors who attended him in his
dressing room, said an x-ray examina-
tion would be necessary to determine
the extent Of the Poles injury. They
said he was not unconscious.
Zbyszko took the first fall from
Stecher after 80 minutes and &c
seconds, with . series Of flying
mares.