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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-18

Mrs. Idele Deacon Drake 42l N.
Denny ST.. has returned from a trip
to Chicago. Niles and Jackson, Mich.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-08
BACK FOR CHRISTMAS

The s. s. Starr, of the San Juan Fishing & Packing company, which sails today for Unalaska and way ports, will probably return in time to spend the holidays in port. The next scheduled sailing date out of this port for Westward points will be about January g.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-08

During the absence of Chas. Lech- ner, proprietor of the Seward Ma chine Shop, Jack Shea is in charge. Following the close of business hours Mir Shea can be reached on the phone by calling Madison 31.
 Mrs. Chas Lechner
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-08
PAGE THREE
SEW ARDS RIVAL

Every house in Kodiak is occupied and the hotel and lodging houses are full to capacity Kodiak is not only picking up fast but is the most me- tropolitan town between Seward and the North Pole
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-08
4 Distinguished Company

"In company with Dr. Howard c. Harper of Newcastle. Pa, and H. Thomas Cotton, an exporter from New Orleans" Capt. Fawcett said to- day, i've sailed on the s. s. Aleutian, leaving Seattle on August 27.- The trip to Seward, Alaska, required seven days, but they were days filled with scenic grandeur The steam ship followed the inland channel with the exception of 36 hours on the Gulf of Alaska We stopped for several hours at Ketchikan, Wrangell, Jun eau, Cordova, Valdez and Latouche on our way to Seward"
 On the steamship, Capt. Fawcett declared, in addition to 70 comedy school marms were several distin- guished passengers, including Mrs Minnie Kennedy, mother of Aimee Semple McPherson, and Frank Ricb- ardson Pierce of. Seattle, noted writer of western fiction stories.
 Tide Regulates Navigation
 At Seward, on beautiful Resurrec- ton bay with Marathon mountain towering oyer the city, the party was met by Gus GeIles, secretary of the Alaska Guides Association of Anch- orage. The day after arriving in Seward, the travellers continued on to Anchorage over the Alaskan rail- road, government owned line. Anch- orage. Capt Fawcett said, is most enterprising city, boasting The farth- est north golf club and gun club in America. The city lies at the head Of Cooks Inlet and is only few miles from rurnagaiSArm. a portion 'of the Inlet which has tne second highest tide in the worla. l.
 Using Anchorage as a base for hunting supplies, the Fawcett party boarded small boat and headed for the mouth of the Kasilof river, about 80 miles west. Enroute to this point they were forced to tie up at a
 Continued on Page six)
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-08

THERE IS A BIG SAVING IN THE COST OF SHOES BY HAVING THEM REPAIRED. STRAIGHT HEELS ARE NECESSARY FOR LOOKS AND COM FORT. SEWARD LEATHER WORKS.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-08

After one week of rest and medita- ing Sea after cod full blast today.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-08
NOTICE

No hemstitching after the 10th of this month Gordon's.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-08

4 Xmas box free with every pur- chase. URBACH'S
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-08

Twelve new Peggy o'Niel stylesl have arrived.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-08
ALASKA IS IDEAL
 HUNTING FIELD SAYS
 FAWCETT IN FAST
CHECKING OVER TROPHIES SHOT FEW MONTHS AGO; IS WELL
 PLEASED

Back in Minneapolis there was pub lished recently the following fine article credited to Captain Billy Faw- cett with whom Seward folk made their first acquaintance with the past summer. The article was accompan- jed by a group of excellent photo graphs.
 The story:
 Alaska, mystery land of glaciers and gold, should not be overlooked by persons interested in real out ing.
 This counsel, coming from true sportsman like Capt Billy Fawcett, Robbinsdale publisher, should have considerable weight
 Back in Minneapolis after an ex- tended visit to the Territory of Sew ards profitable folly" Capt Fawcett is thrilling the farm hands and stay at-homes around the stove-league cir cult with tales of hunting and camp ing in the frozen north. Too, he has his trophies of mountain sheep, bear, and moose to substantiate his nara l tive.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
SURPLUS PROFITS
 OFTEN NECESSARY
Mellon Defends Concerns in
 Many Instances

Washington. March 10 lPI-EX- pressing the opinion that few cor p1rations had diverted accumulated surplus profits 10 avoid taxation, Secretary Mellon said today that the investigation of such alleged viola tons begun some timo ago at tho direction Of congress still was under way,
 < certain surplus is necessary in many lines of business. the seCre- -ary said. and the law does not mean that corporations in the usual course of their business must distribute all their earnings.
 The law is intended only 10 pre- vent the use of the corporate form ot business to evade taxation, in Mr. Melons opinion. and it is for cases Of the latter type for which the treasury is searching. No wide spread investigation is expected.
 Tn" inquiry is Of the same nature as various others conducted by th, bureau Of internal revenue into al- |, gei tax evasion. The section un- der which the investigation is being made provides a penalty of 5h per cont Of the amount of tax against any corporations which violates il.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
MUCH ADVICE IS
 GIVEN ID MELLON
Many Want 10 Aid Him in
 Choosing Dry Head

N3-hi0=-oa March i0 Glp-Sscre- -arv Mellon has received plenty o: advice as to who should be ap- pointed 10 the newly created posts 0; prohibition commissioner and customs commissioner. but whether h. $ going 70 follow any of ir is a question which he and Lincoln c Andrews, his assistant. probably VIII decide when Andrews returns 10 Washington next week.
 The two jobs. which were omitted from civil service regulations under -r" rrohibition-cus-on2s reorganiza- ton bi, will be filled effective April Candidates are plentiful for both. although Erres- W Camp now doing the duties of customs commissioner. is expected to bo re- ,ainad in that capacity. For the prohibi'lon appointment 'e'tars have come 70 the treasury both urging and opposing various linen iN and out ot the service.
 Although tho cause Of Roy A Haynes. formerly in charge of pro- Aip!'!on chi 'OrC.u'N', EaS been 3d- vancol treasury officials have no' announced plans for his future ac- ti"i'ias, His appointmcn. as com missioner is considered unlikely. 1 Assistant Secretary Andrews will continue in charg" ot "nforc"mou, , policies but administrative authority will be iH the hands ot the commis- sIone-.
 h Treasury officials oNroct the pro hibi.ion forces will be on inc reg months.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
CENTRAL JR. IT. $. NOTES

Tue Central Light" the paper which serves the pupils Of the Cen tral Junior high school, was tre- ncndous success this issue. A few hours after the paper was put on sale all the copies wer" sold and pu- pills were waiting 10 purchas" copies. A contest has bosn announced by tn" p@per club, which publishes tn" pa pr~. for the most popular boy and girl. In each copy of the paper, a ballot was printed on which th" pupils will write their choice. and will then drop it in the ballot box nearest to their room which Is designated for that purpose.
 Marks for the first assignment were issued yesterday 10 tn" pupils, many who bayo earned honorable mention for their work. Commercial iion cards will be issued to those pu- pills wuo have "A" in all major sub
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
CIVIL, SUITS RECORDED

Action for S .uhu damages has been instituted by Racklinc Bros. Inc. against William DobrowoIsli, through Edward 4. Mag, claiming payment Of bill. Thc writ is returnabIe in th" city court the third Monday Of March and Deputy Sheriff Martin II. Horwi-z served the papers.
 The c. W. Lines Co.. through Mon- roe s Gordon has brought suit for 80 damages against John SpitEo Of Maple Hill. Tine writ is returnablo in the city court the first Monday Of April and Deputy Sheriff Horwitz served the papers attaching pro- par'y Of the defendant at seymour Park.
 Sui, for s%oo damages has been drought by the Connecticut Furriers. Inc, against the Guaranteed Fruit store. through Nair and Nair. The writ is retur0ahl" in tho city court Tho third Monday of March and reputy Sheriff Martin II Hor"itz served the papers.
 II Easson has brought suit for :iDo damages against Gh,slow For awsli. through Nair & Nair. The ar.t is r.furnablo in inc city court .he fourth Monday of March and napgty sheriff Ilorwitz performed arrjce.
 Acr.ou for 2I75 damages has heon brought by 'he koppel Auto Supply company through Monroe $, Cor ,.on, against Jack Malloy The writ .s retGrnablc in tho city court the rst Monday of April and Constable John E.ror served inc papers
 The Simmons Storage Battery O., through Attorney GgrIoH. has in- -aurl action for a.a damagos 4a,nst James Togmay. The writ is us'urnabie in The city court the first Monday of April and Constable Re .or served 'te papers.
 Tony Williams through Attorney Gordon. has hro.lE' al' for s--J +1ws1es against Eiroro and Guido 'uaaloHio Tho sri. is rauruah'c .m tb- rl'y court fine Foar'h Monday 70. NsgcH and Deputy Sheriff Hor- .r,.. sery.4 i1. papers.
 Stat for sane damages has been urau-ft against lalr Gray ol this fly uy Irving q. Royce of Winchas- f.r. The action was brought through Ntosrov Wilbur C. March'stor Tho writ is r.Hruablc jr n" court or common pleas. Ii.ct0eld. the frs' Tuesday of April
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
Expert Predicts Even
 Worse Quakes in Japan

Washington. March i6 tP-Japan may suffer an even greater disaster ,ha. that Of Mondays earthquake if the tramors this week have not al- justed the earth strata Of the is lands. Rev. Francis A. Toniorf. Georgetown university seismoloG.st, sad today.
 Even the famous earthquake of 1923 did not equal the more recent one In intensity, h" declared, and this has borne out the opinion ire quently advanced that adjustment vas not completed in 1923.
 Seismologists can't determine whether or not q big third shock is to follow. he said. but pointed out tha. thorough study Of the recent tremors must be made first.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
ALI. ON BOARD LOST
Jap Training Ship With Crew and
 I3 student, Missing

Yokohama March l tUP)-Tho Kirishima Maru, Japanese nautical training ship. was believed today 10 have been lost with all hands, in @ludng 4S students, in Wednesdays s storm.
 The z. z. Empress Of Canada ar rived here today and reported it had been unable to find the kirishima. which sent out an s Q S. call at ? q. m. Wednesday and failed to an swer radio calls after that.
 The Otaro Naru and Sap Orc Ma Fl, Japanese vessels, also reported they were unable to find the kirish ina. A destroyer from Yokosuha was still searching for the ship.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
NO COLOR LINE AT
 SOCIAL IN CHURCH
Whites and Negroes Mingle at Religious School Program

Expressing willingness ta -E- aapt the negro on an claa. scale members os the seventh grade ot tha Tinted Week Day thar.a school invited members Q. 'ue A.. M. T.. Zion church 70 a ee:-'oE.'1- .- social last evening Inc pu~7as" ot ati,h was 70 foster tha Chrls-.an .ft-.Y5- between '.e white r14 a.--o races.
 Tu- class. under tha dirao'iog of Rev. Warren N E,oGesrr assistant .a-'or ct -He First Cnn-rs- -l'ianal n-~rh and class sInar.4so-, f.-i ..eN sgtyinz tho contributors
 -ae .y -fz negro in poetry. i.- -tuN and rra profess sns 'o 'H' .a..u~e of -aa Gui-.I S'.'ss. las .g.utns tra children win 'h3~ --ran-s -stt.r.l at 'ha r}aro. O. fHa church and jointly pre~o0fel q program. T.r'S taken rom -he hi- -9anhy of Booker r Washington,
 nas- os rhe Tusk.-ae institute. #,re presented
 pur.r. tho evening collection ~rs taken ID 'ha rronae3 Is of which -as si.ar 70 'hr k V. r. /'0" onn fund Abog' 2on, or whinh . "s"a -.sro's wsra present.
 Nr. n.eGa.tt today said tha ran .I u,a l0 -oEa. .ts.whara hs' .- ..r as n. En.w r was never tried r this c..y. Y, said tra hoys and girls aa1 q chance 10 rub elho"s' rl,a tha negro children and tound hem 9 liE.ooje group.
 Following was inc program pre- atad. invocation. Rev. Theodore E. r~a.u-: hymM "Riso ID. Q Men of Go3,' song. Miss Harriet Wes- -,.S e.r.S. lngEi. scenario. Frederic r.. Far's cIase: spiritual A. VI. F.. /-ou chorus. spiritual Miss F. C.. Stook"ol's cla@s, selections. q .alpred quintet from Hartford '. }. ', X; offering for <. M. T.. Zion Hn1: plas Frank rras'on's class: r.@fn- in dialect, H. r. Johnson; Hawcmtm. r. Chester Halo'S class; play. Mrs. Alexander Tom&iu's class. picture reading Miss Est"l'e picinson's class, hymn; boneiic- tlon. E,v. N. \. Greene.
 The class consists of children from the First ConcrcsatioHal. the south ron=reeutional the Stanley Memorial ani the Trinity Methodist churches.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
J\JII;IES PROVE FATAL

Hrockton, Mass March 10 P-- Mss Eileen Dalton. of IlolbrooE died at the Brockton hospital today from injuries received Sunday night iu an automobile accident. She waf ridirg with Morris A. (Mossie) Con- Icy. well known roller polo player, when the automobile swcrved across .ho street and through an iron fence into a riyor. Conloy win recover.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
TAKE THREE-DAY TRIP

Washington, March lo.-fP-The Washington Senator's leave their Tampa. Fla. training caml today for a three day invasion O. National league camps. Their first stop vas Bradentown, where they were to be the guests Of the Phil lies today. Battles with the New York Giants arc scheduled for to- morrow and Saturday at Sarasota.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
Home Economies to
 Be Demonstrated Here

The rc"Us 'icgt Light and Power sawpar has opened a hom" ocou- "w.us l.ur'moHr. 70 he conducted aT Mrs. Nyr'i" !. Scho32, formerly u+ Ros'0n Mass
 Mrs. SrhoIz o0@'s 10 Eaw Britain
 Tor Ia.f.y raars of ,EUorisrr" in #oa'" economies and mauagomort in '"a '"re'r' department stores in %.~ EneaH1 u,mIlrg arort' Nar,' active "orl. under the Ne~ En-.r1 food rors,rvator during fhe gor.l "ur fn addition sha has H..,.3 f.'.o.iveIv fhr"oaUont F.u- ... rrl a'anAs many for, -0 ham,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
HEARING IN Hi<KRUITCY

| hearing was scheduled for this afternoon at o'clock in the mat ter of Stewart s. Porter and Frank J. Scnatro. bankrupt builders of this city. before Referee in Bankruptcy Saul Borman. The hearing was OH a motion 10 sell. free and clear ot all liens. Nair and Nair appeared for the bankrupts.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
Ci.y Advertisement!

Sa..1 iI3s for furnishing n, fol- laa.ar abDr and m1faria.r for th. cny uf %.w Britain for the season C. la27. #.li b. r.rts.1 atflr oNc. o. '.o Hnr3 @. P9AHc M,tss Boom >'s rty H-l up lo II o.ooola M.at-y mgr.ne. Ma,pu tirh 1a-7.
 ProrJ-l blanks m4y be- obtained and sp.cir.nons may b. s,ru at 'h" alo.. oT!c..
 Concrete sl-.Wa'ks arl Gurus.
 En.1y,9@ fhg Sidewalks aa| Re ea .ag Blue stone rrrns
 Ta" City r"s.r.. tha night ;o re- |.nf any O. all tJ* or 1o aarIt any ti. nh.rbrr lowest Or rn rmlI 'N. noarl | om | 10 j.. ror tine iu- ..r o' rhs Cuy Of \ew Britain SD 'o lo
 BOARD or puHrIc WORKS.
 C. H. Joupo3, S,cr.tary
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
City Items

Miss Zara Raschkow. student al Ryder's college, Trenton. x. J., is spending the week at her home on Camp street.
 Tasty Sandwiches, Packard Drug. -advt.
 Thomas Quinn Of 4l5 Allen street reported 10 the police yesterday the theft Of his bicycle.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
Special Notice

Tha Ladies' Aid Soci'ty of stanley Memorial Church will hold a food sal. Saturday. March i2, from 2 'o G ?. n. Vacant store, next strand th.atar.-aiyt.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

IF YOU ARE EWING
 4 NEW CAR THIS YEAR CAN SAVE YOU FROM s55 TO s2Qo ON ANY MAKE. WRITE COMMISSION FICE.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
AUTOMOTIVE
Autos and Trucks For Sale

sTUDEBAkER COACH. is2s-Btg Sz. A No. l shape. fully equ..pei. WI g.ve guarantee. Very good buy. ksr- nsth M. Searie ts Co, Elm and Park SIS. Phone PHO.
 WILLYs KNIGHT sEpAN-5 oTo7,aad touring cara. Ford sedan. Ford coupe. r. C. Rudolph, l2- Cherry S. l92l FORD COCPE-IH Very good con d!..on. fully equipped. A-.ractiveiv low priced. C. A. Beuce. 50 Caes.nu. St. Tel. coi5
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
Shanghai. March n 70 -- owe:. .s-f.f t7...f s...,..,. --, e.. .,,..

Saa-i.. VI rch n 70 -- Owe. ,SNal-y British charge l'aIair>. .~ reported 10 hr or :na way ro T.k.;- .a au a-.-mpt to !ntcrc"le m h-uals ot Nn.. BoroIin. who aas a.r.~,.l w..0 Inc soviet -raam.r Iama, L"1ir4 was seized ry 'a- army Of Gar.-al Chang re.r--Chans on saturday. T. is s.a''t that Nr. O.tta'ey IS acting r' rha r.4urst of her husband, NleaaI U-soIso. adviser to th, rAnroro." government.
 Tn. northern army is using tho ram.8t Ie.lna ID transpor, troops -r ca.'ors where rhsy ar" needed 10 r~"Eon. an advance by The southern N-tora'ist armtes.
 The three Russians arrested with Nm. BoroIiu have been iiau,:fa, a, Y >.rrr- formerly q clerk a 'H- soviet embassy. Picking. CT ra1-a 70 his now post B. IiaukoH, and N Krill and Grielus. tiplo- Wat.n couriers on route from Mos COW to TIanEow
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
NOT WITHHOLDING
Great Britain Has Not Been Asked hN Russia to Help in Mime, Horo- din', Case.
aims Case.

London March n p - ri, British government aas not been asked ~ lnt,rcel- on 1.hal, of Madame BoroIIu, arrested S4.urlay hy northern Chu.s" corcos uear Shanghai. !, Vas s'a.eI at th4 tor a.En oa.ea today.
 Officials said Great Britain was .o- involved in inc incident
 r is believed that the lives Of the 'lr., suy.a. corrs.~s arrested with Ma.an.. Eoroda .u 'h" seizure ot Inc s'ramsr Tam5s. Lau3nH a-e Ho' endangered
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

USED CAR BARGAINS SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS Iscs Dodge Sedan 1925 Hup Coupe t passa.ge:, l924 Ford Touring 1923 Hup Touring 1925 Ford Tudor 1925 Chevrolet Touring 1925 Hup Club Sedan 1925 Ford Coupe 1923 Chevrolet Sedan 1924 Chevrolet Ton Tru>k
 lIup Touring These cars selected and are all i- good shape, ready to drive. BURRITT MOTOR SALES CO
 SS ARCH ST. New Britain Agency for IIupmobils and
 Star Cars
 Hartford Ave, Cor. Stanley
 Telephone 4lf5
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

BE THRIFTT-Bug FlREsroNE TIRES AND TUBES. HIGH PRESSURE AND BALLOON TIRES. GASOLINE, OILS. GREASES AND SERVICE. CLARK'a AUTO ACCESSORY SHOP. l3s SOUTH MAIN ST, PHONE 1890
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

DUNLOP AND LEE TlREs-Wyt and dry storage batteries. J. M. Farrell, Rockwell Ave. Cor. Webster Hill. Tel
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

PENNSYLVANIA TIRES-See our new typo balloons. All sizes. T. H. Coss well. 10 Elm St. Tei. S275.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

BOARD or PrGflG WORKS. C. H. John o3, S,cr.iary
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-06
MARKETS
BY Associated Press Leased Wire
GRAIN 9
LIVESTOCK;
GRAIN MARKET
MOVES LOWER
Corn Prices Recede After Az.
eraging Higher-Wheat
Also Declines

Chicago, June 6.-(R-Corn prices
rcccded today at the last after hav-
ing Averaged higher the greater part
of the time. Buying power gave out
in the late trading, despite reports Of
widespread delayed blowing and
planting. Wheat also declined, in
fluenccd by beneficial rains south
West and west and by u bcarish con
struction placed on the Legislation
situation at Springfield.
Corn closed unsettled 1A@las net
lower, wheat rs to las cetns off,
oats l to tx down, and provisions
showing 10 to 3. cents decline.
Many traders who spent Sunday
inspecting corn conditions in Illinois,
the heart of the corn belt, reported
today that planting, although long
over due, is hardly half finished
Over large areas water is standing in
the fields, and much of the territory
is too wet to work for several days
Prospects Of additional showers to-
night in Illinois and other important
corn states acted as further incen-
tive to buy.
Against would-be speculative pur.
chascs Of corn however, was the fact
that the Illinois legislature is again
cons dcring restrictive measures il
regard to future delivery grair
transactions. Imports of Argentine
corn into this country tended also tt
restrain buyers somewhat, although
talk was current that emergency &c
ton may be taken at Washington t
raise the tariff to 25 cents a bushc
from the present rate of Is cents.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-06
WHEAT PRICES DROP
ON MILL CITY MARKET

Minneapolis, June 6.-fP-Wheat
prices slid off sharply today, favor
able weather, colorless statistics and
slack cash demand prompting scat
tered liquidation Close was rs to
-. cents lower.
Oats dragged in sympathy with
corn strength, July easing IA cents.
Barley futures were slow and easy
and flaxsced futures saggcd with
grain. Lower wheat prices, cash
ease and favorable crop reports de-
pressed rye futures at 2 cents be-
low Saturdays close.
Cash wheat offerings were fairly
large and demand was listless. The
market tone was draggy with trading
was largely on an unchanged basis
Occasional sales were lower. Choice
dry spring wheat of good protein
was fairly ready sale. Winter
wheat was in scant supply. Durum
demand was slack and offerings were
small
Corn receipts were heavy, and the
marekt was lower.
Oats offerings were slightly larger
and demand was slow.
Rye was easv to one cent Owlcr
Barley was steady.
Flaxsced was uict and easy with
OFFERINGS moderate.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-06
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A brick
garage building IS 81. Good loca-
ton. Priced for quick sale. Write
or see G. G. Rciser. Moffit, N. D.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
In the matter of the application
Of Bismarck Improvement Company.
Il corporation. of Bismarck. North
Dakota, for voluntary dissolution.
Notice, is hereby given. that Bis
marck Improvement Company, n
corporation, organized and existing
under and by virtue Of tho laws OF
the state of North Dakota, with it's
principal place of business at Bis.
marck, North Dkota, has presented
tOthe District Court in and for the
County OF Burleigh and State Of
North Dakota an Applicant ton for ~
declaration for dissolution Of said
corporation by said Court; and that
said application will w heard by
said Court at the Court rooms
thereof, i'm the afternoon. in the
city Of Bismarck. in said County. and
State, at 1000 o'clock A. NJ, OH the
3Oth day Of June, a. ID. 1927. or at
such time subsequent thereto as the
Court may determine: and that until
1000 o'clock A. NJ, on the said 30tlI
day Of June. A, II. 1927, any person
may file objections to said applica-
ton with the Clerk Of this Court.
Witness my hand and seal Of this
Court this 14th day Of May, A. ID.
1927.
(SeaD CHAS. FISHER,
Clerk of the District Court
in and for Burleigh County,
n. Oak.
(First publication May 16, 1920
$685. 1913
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-06
so. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul. June Gu. S. D..
Of A.l-Ctatlc 5000; steers and year
lings in moderate supply weak l5M25
lower; few early sales mixed year
lings 1925; light weight steers up
ward to 1875; she stock sharing
maximum decline early with pros
poets Of even further downturn by
close, especially onagrassy offerings;
bulls weak 10 to rs lower; largely
6.5O@6.75; stocker and feeders very
slow, traders bidding 25M5O lower
than last week, or unevenly 5O@l.OO
under recent high time.
Calves $500; vealcrs quality con-
sidercd 5O@75 lower; good lights
9.50@1O.OO; mostly latter price un-
der rigid sorting.
Hogs 1900; market starting slow,
around 4O050 lower than last week S
close; butcher and bacon hogs to
packers mostly 8.0OM8.75; early top
8.85, sows 7.OOM7.50f pigs IS lower;
bulk y.25: average cost Satu fday
1872; weight 235.
Sheep 400: fat lambs steady to
strong; early top lambs 1900; fat
ewes mostly 100000, or around So
lower. sS442t