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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-26
GRAIN
LIVESTOCK
MARKETS
By Associated Press Leased Wire
WHEAT. MARKET
is UNSETTLED.
Slew Export Business and Fla.
vOrable Weather Tend to
Send Prices Down

Chicago, Feb. ,26.--<R-With OK.
port business slow and with weather
favorable for the new domestic crop,
wheat saggcd today after an early
show Of strength. Profit taking sales
which appeared on bulgcs were q
bearish factor. Slackncss of demand
for cash corn was also u general de-
pressing factor.
Wheat closed unsettled at the same
as yesterdays finish to l2MA lower,
corn sol cent down, oats q off to
Is up, and provisions varying from u
shade decline TO raise Of 20 cents.
| According to some wheat trade
leaders the veto Of the McNary -Hau-
gen bill is likely to have bullish
effect on European buyers because
there has been tendency on their
part to hold off in purchasing. and
to assume that as result Of the bill
the United States would dump wheat
abroad. The veto, It was contended
today, serves notice that world con-
ditions will govern prices ut which
Europeans can secure United States
wheat and this should result in more
liberal takinEs.
Friends Of higher prices for wheat
laid considerable stress also today
on authoritative notice that govern.
ncnt regulations about Grain trad :
ing had been SO modified that reports
on open interests OF individuals are
no longer required. Hereafter, in
daily reports Of clearings there will
be given the volume Of trade and
open interests only. The effect Of
the change is expected to be a
broadening of trade that will permit
u more normal absorption Of hedges.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, Feb. 26.--(U. s. d. Of A.
Hogs 5000; slow, around steady:
no strictly choice light light offered;
other hogs too scarce to test market
values; top 1l.S5; best desirable $50
to 200 pound weights ll.75@1l.65;
most 2lO to $50 pound butchers Has
@11.65; heavy butchers largely 1l.35
@l1.40: few loads Has; kinds
around 800 pounds downward to
11.30; most packing sows 1O.25@
1850; pigs upward to 1l.85; shippers
too 1000; estimated follower 1000;
heavyweight hogs 11.20@l1.5O;
medium ll.35@11.S5; light l1.45@
1875; light light ll.25@ll.S5; pack
ing sows l0.l0@l0.60; slaughter pigs
ll.0O@1.55.
Cattle 200, compared week ago;
small supply of fed steers; scaling
1900 pounds upward Is to IS cents
higher; others yearlings and stock
ers and feeders very slo why steady;
fat cows 1925 cents up; cutter
cows strong, low cutters steady in
weak; bulls 25@40 cents higher.
vcalers strong on choice $50 to IT'S
pound averages to shippers light
kinds 100 lower to 2.15 lower in last
three weeks; no strictly choice heavy
StccES OAASgeVs eASlSMS IOp lS.0Vs
bulk heavies 11.O0@l2.25; best
yearlings 1925; mixed ycarlinss
1850; weeks bulk prices: light and
medium weight steers 8.75@1f.OO;
stockers and fecdess 7.50@8.5O; fat
cows 5.75@7.OO; fat heifcrs 1000
8.75; cutters 4.40@4.90; light vealers
8.O0Q12.O0. 4s
Sheep 1000; few loads of clipped
and wooded lambs about steady, SO
pound clippers 1926; for week 81
doubles, from feeding station 1900
direct; slaughter lambs closing 500
IS cents higher; yearling wethers
around SO cents; higher; sheep
strong to Is cents up; feeding and
shearing lambs 25@50 rents higher;i
weeks top: Fed western lambs
l4.75; natives laps; clipped lambs
1850; yearling wethers 1895; fat.
ewes 900; feeding and sheArings
lambs 1860; weeks bulk prices fol,
low : Fed westerns lambs $1,000
14.5O; natives l3.0O@l3.75; clipped
lambs 11.OU@12.35; w0oled tulls 1000
GltAo; ysarliAes @etAAts. 1aNo@
1886; tat ewes 7.75@0.0O: feedin:
and, shearing lambs l2.60@lS.60,
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WHEAT CLOSES LOWER
At MINNEAPOLIS TODAY

Minneapolis, Feb. 23.---LR)-Tradc
in wheat toned down today and the
prices recedcd slightly after Fridays
late bulge. Profit taking was met
on the firm spots. but the undertone
continued stubborn. Close was sac
y cent lower.
Oats advanced u cent early and
held Is cent Of the gain. May rye
sold off II cent. May barley was
!. cent lower ut the finish. May
flaxsced lost u cent.
Cash wheat offerings were fairly
large and mostly of poor quality.
Good to choice spring wheat was IN
fair demand. Poor wheat was slow
and draggy. Winter wheat was
steady.
Durum was easy to two cents low
cf.
Corn was steady. Offerings were
moderate.
Oats were steady to firm.
Rye was easy.
Barley was steady. Range was II
to Is cents.
Flaxsecd was steady
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GRAIN REVIEW

Minneapolis, Feb. 26.-(R)-Grain
markets all registered decline this
week with weakness in coarse grains
prcdominating the situation. as the
atci0n of corn and oats was IAN im-
portant factor in influencing the
fluctuations in the domestic wheat
markets, says the United States de-
partmcnt Of agriculture.
Although sound, dry cash wheat
brought about ono cent higher prem
ium early in the week, the average
tone of tho cash market was slow
and easy. Good, dry heavyweight
satisfactory protein, Montana quail
.ity. was ready sale. but the bulk Of
the offerings were slow and very
hard to sell. May declined n cents
for the week, closing Friday at
1854.
Durum premiums were reduced at
the low end Of the range. Duluth
May closed at l.4lis.
Corn futures were extremely weak
although good recovery was made
from the low point. Best yellow
grades were in good demand.
Oats declined with corn. May de-
clined one cent, closing at 42ss.
Barley was fractionully lower for
the week. May declined y cent,
closing at So.
Rye fluctudated with wheat. May
declined Us cents, closing at 99A.
Cash rye was shade easier.
{ Flax was easy. May declined 2A
for the week. closing at 2.20N.
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81 to 8. Carries emergency and the

81 to 8. Carries emergency and the
,clincher was applied.
S. B. 80-Brings state peddler's
license act, un to date to include
itinerant travelling by motor driven
vehicle. 81 to 0.
s. d. 13G-Completely rcwrites the
present imperative statute on stcril-
ization of feeble minded, insane,
epileptics, habitual criminals, moral
degencratcs and sexual perverts.
Adds ri right Of appeal before opera
s. B. 169--Sets July I, 1927, as final
day for receiving applications for
soldiers bonus; validates all claims
filed prior thereto, but which may
not have been completed. 81 to 6.
H. B. lSl-Rcquiring that village
trustees shall hold budget meeting
on the fourth Wednesday Of July to
levy the tax sufficient to meet ex-
penscs for ensuing year 1903 to- o.
s. B. 23S-Appropriates $4,000 to
compensate Judge Charles NJ. Cooley
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Passed by Senate


II. b. l9-$l1,000 for admin strationE
of child welfare laws by. board Of adj
ministration. Passed 40 to 4. -,
II. B. 6-$4,2OO from dairy division,
funds, department Of agriculture. to
pay travel expense and stenographer's
salary from FcE. . to July l, 1927.
Carries emergency. As to l.
H. 3. 2O-$27,l5O for maintenance
of vocational education and rchabil-
tation bureau. 80 to a.
! H. b. 45-$29l.l0 to pay G. Z.
Lounsberry, Wahpeton, N. D., witness
fees and mileage in connection with
state highway department inyestiga-,
tion conducted by 1926 Legislature, al
to 4.
H. B. 5O-$62O.sO TO pay F. J. Ora.
ham, Glendale, N. D., balance due for
services attorney in 1926 highway
commission investigation. A to 3. !
H. B. t0-Permits county commits
sioners to name bank in an adjoining
county as q depository for county.
funds. Aimed to fit case Of Solen.
N. D., where town is on the county.
line, and Solen State bank is in Sioux
county.
H. B. 62-Amends law, providing
for state aid in the construction Of
bridges across state lines or naviga-
BILE streams so as to specifically in
clude bridges ACROSS Little Missouri
river. House bill So, approprlating
$4,000 for construction Of q bridge
across the Little Missouri near Cha
toner's Ferry. 40 to 8. Emergency
carried.
H. B. 92-Pcrmits Workmen's COM
pensation commission to invest its
accumulated funds in bonds or cer-
tificates Of indebtedness Of any poli-'
teal subdivision in the state.
H. B. 116-For an act giving legis-
lative assent by this state to the pur-
pose Of the grants Of money author.
lied in an U. s. congressional act '"to
authorize the more complete endow-
ment Of agricultural experiment sta
tons and for other purposes. Ap-
proved by the president. Feb. "A,
1926.
H. b. 1l1-Appropriatcs $500 for
maintenance Of artesian water con.
troll and preservation Department
H. B. i76-$75,ooo appropriation
passed in 1925 for state aid in con-
struction Of Red River bridge at Far
go-Moorhead, continued as available
until July 1. 1929. 80 to 10. Clincher
and emergency.
H. B. 1888, 900 for survey and
sounding of Missouri river at or near
Elbowoods on state highway No. -.
46 tot. -
H. B. 2l0-Establishes limit Of IL
wears in which chattel mortgages may
be renewed, and requiring removal
from public files st end Of that time.
a. ~ IN f5.ss. aafay~lsM s@Nf.
= " illis1 - aesS1te
go H. 76ar iaunooo 00eE fot
preliminary sounding and survey
%. h~sdre arrnsa the Miss0uri river
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MeCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH

W6lteT NJ v8LSTe (SStOS
Divine service will be conducted
Sunday as follows:
1O:30 a. IN. Morning worship.
The pastor will preach on the sub.
ject "The Investment Of Life" The
Choir will sing the anthem "Love
Divine All Love Excelling," by Stain
er. and Kenneth Preston will sing a
solo entitled Father, We Thank
Thee by Jewett. Organ music. Pre-
lude. Mood Penaire-Applifilcd. Offer
tory. Scranade-Jensen. Postlude-
March in G, Smart.
1900 noon. Sunday school.
Glasses for all ages.)
$3.50 p. M. Junior League.
$3.50 p. m. Epworth League.
7:30 p. III. Evening Worship. At
this service the Pastor will preach
the second Of the series Of sermons on
''The Ten Commandments in Modern
Life" The sermon title will be 1.-THE
Worship Of Images" or present Day
:superstitions.' The choir will sing
the anthem entitled 1.-THE Lords Pray
CT" by Bjornson. The Men will give
special number and Adolph Engle-
hardt will play violin solo. Organ
music. Prelude. Pass Me Not-Ash,
ford. Offertory. Melody Marshall.
Postlude. Avvrley March-Frost.
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LEGISLATIVE CALENDAR
zen Washburne ana Hensler. Lost

between Washburn' and Hensler. Lost
% to %. . .-x'i &.
II. "B. 2O0-Amends and fc.exacts
law relating, to establishment OF city
limits to provide that "the findings Of
fact and conclusions Of the board Of
Commission re- $50. shall be sbso-
'iutely binding and conclusive On tho
courts. r. to 81. - - IT = i
II. B. 9s-Raising the selaries Of
Workmen,s COMPENSATION coinmisyion-
ers from $500 TO $2Ao0 anntally. In
definitely postponed.
H. B. neutrality-suspicious. $4,000 for
preliminary survey for bridge across
the Missouri river between Garrison
and atauhaved: Indefinitely post
H. B. lss4Males in,urance . avails
payable To- the personal beneficiary Of
the deceased. Indefinitely postponed.
H. B. 187-Aimed to established in
North Dakota . uniform law for chill
dren's Insurance as sponsored by the
National fratefnal congress. In
definitely postponed. &a'
H. B. S0e-Requiring agents of rail-
road companies to report to sheriffs
when emigrent care are engaged SO
sheriff may make investigation and
distrainer of property, II personal
property taxes are not paid. In
definitely postponed.
q xilled III 'aoagee
!, Concurrent. resolution K-Calling
for q report Of all state owned lands
in the Bad Lands area embraced in
| The proposed Roosevelt national park,
and a general report available for
1929 legislature on park project. In
definitely postponed. Subject matter
covered in another biz
8. B. 29GRepealing 81 sections Of
the statutes from 2507 TO 2S40, G. L..
1913. said by the author to be obsolete
and curative acts on past land for
feitures. Indefinitely postponed.
s. b. 183-Amending law 30 as to
automatically drop from court calen-
dars civil actions wherein the plain
TIFF has neglected 70 prosecute within
two years. from the time Of original
filing. Present statute autpmatical-
~ arops case ut end, Of five years.
iifde 1inttely lpo1 TONED.
s.. IT,. 2l7-DSfi1ink consolidated
schools to mean = school where two
teachers are etHployed and at least
tsseontiguops Aecticas VIE served. In
definitely postponed.
H. B. l69-Amehding free pass act.
Bill AZ passed by senate connpletely
rewritten called for repeal Of all pro-
| hibifions aeein6t railroad passes. Lost
on roll call vote for 1nde1inite post
popement. % to. H.; ! ~.
Y ~ Passed 81 Hpas.
S. B. ll-Appropfiatihg 81. ono. for
the purpose spf paytaS wolf, coyote
ind nlhSpie b1uhties. 81s4ed 9S 70 Z.
Is. 1.1-CGpplsf w lKi1ffng Zen:
] Ats biM MOL. 1928. N ~ .of reel
7 cttate ~
linquent. taxes. As !, amended and
Passsd, ~ notice l., required given
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Exactly Suited
to the needs of
i. Elderly People

There is q sound therapeutic reason
why Folexs Honey and Tar Compound
for cougha and colds is especially suited
to the needs Of elderly people.
Because it contains no chloroform, no
opiates to cause constipation Chat bug
bear Of advancing years. and to dry up
the natural, necessary secrstions.
/. Mildly laxative, wonderfully soothing
and hsalingto the irritated area, Folsy's
Honey and Tar Compound is . fins de-
psndabls family medicine for all coughr
and throat irritations, lingering "iu"
coughs and disturbing night coughs.
Exactly ss;eedto tie neeajcf xsdtriy people
Foley! j; and Tar
OcnaPosaad
7 Sold Evssywhere
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Thayer and End Street
Paul g WRIGHT. e.

raul y. Wrlg0ts
Order of services for Sunday, Feb.
q.
1880 a. m. broadcast by KFYR
Hoskins- Meyer.
Organ Prelude: Invocation" $50.
........ ..A... ........., Vincent
=. .ai oy.f : Mrs. Morris. .,
Anthem: Seek Yc the Word. -.
. Presbyterian Church Quartet. }
Offertory: "Liebestraum" 90. List
Mrs. Morris.
Solo - Selected.
Mrs. Frank Bavendick
Sermon: IAN Adequate Vision"
Paul S. Wright.
Postlude: "Ricordo Di Roma"....
Mrs. Morris.
Evening service.
Prelude: &C Major" ...... Hankins
Twenty Minute Inspirational Song
Service.
Speed Away" );
Presbyterian Mems Quartet.
Offertory: "Serenade" -. Flagcr
Illustrated Talk on Persia:
Opposing Powers: the Cross and
the Scimitar."
Postlude: "Abenlied" ..... Ashbert
S:45 p. M. Immediately following
the evening service there will be
reception for all the young people Of
the community who are not attend.
ing church elsewhere.
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zion Ev. LUTHERAN CHURCH
(Mlssouri Synod)
Fourth street and Avenue A
" .Rich1rf RaAknH.

W 1SlS0VVS1 4OoVOGs
Sunday services ~ 3ollowt3
$3.50 q. m. Sunday school in
charge of Miss Ella Brclje, Supt
1880 a. m. Morning Worship
Sermon: bringing Children to
Christ"
At this morning service, all the
children of the S. S. will attend, and
review questions on the Catechism
will be asked. The parents are urged
to attend, as this service will be
especially adapted to show the right
relationship between parents and
their children.
$3.50 p. nj. The pastor will conduct
services at Driscoll in the German
language.
$3.50 p. M. Bible hour to which all
are welcome.
1880 p. M. Evening service ENG
lish). =
Sermon: ''The Noble Example the
Boreau Christian Give U.s.
Week Day Lenten services will also
be conducted this year, beginning
with March End, ash Wednesday, ut
1880 p. m. with celebration of Holy
Communion. A folder has been put
out, announcing all our Lenten SER
vices, the speakers and their subjects.
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MINNEAPOLIS RANGE
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

WHNNElHt VlSIO OU82S1V
Minneapolis, Feb. 26.-CN-Wheat
receipts 1876 cars compared to 141 a
year ago. Cash No. ! northern
18TH OIL .4OA; No. I dark northern
spring, choice to fancy I.4OA0
1.A3H; good to choice l.88x y .39N;
ordinary to good 1.34A@l.TA: No.
] hard spring 1894 @1.46A; No.
dark hard Montana on track 1870
1.44A; to arrive 1894 CLAN; May
1884; July 1881.
Corn No. 3 yellow 68@7l.
Oats No. 3 white 43A@43A.
Barley 57@74.
Rye No. z, 9Sh@1.OOM.
Flax No. l.. 2.16is @2.29ls.
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CHICAGO GRAM

Chicago, Feb. 26--1P)--Cash wheat
Nc. 2.red 1854; No. 2 hard 1874 q
1857.
/, Corn No. 5 mixed 6eM; No. 4 yell
low 64A @S5. ~
white .34h.
Rye No. 4, 90.
Barley GOOSE.
Timothy seed 4.75@5.OO.
Glover seed 2SO0Q35O0.
Lard 1885.
Ribs 1900.
Bellies 1925.
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except that of publication, eliminate
ing service Of notice by sheriff; de-


ing service Of notice by sheriff; de-
clares moratorium on such lands
while in county name; provides for
partial redemption up to 80 days;
clarifies old statute so rs to specify
county auditor shalt make service by
registered mail and makes it manda-
tory that the county board shall fix
a minimum sales price on property
taking into consideration special as
sessments owing on city lots to
cities; gives cities right to appeal to
district court for review il the
minimum sales price is less than
special assessments and all taxes due
political subdivision within the coun-
ty. 81 to 8.
S. B. 3o-$7s,s2o for maintenance
Of State School Of Forestry at Bot
tineau. Sc to s..
S. B. 35-$17O,150 for maintenance
Of Mayville Normal school. sc to S.
S. B. 78--$50.OO0 to make up def
icit in the state wolf bounty fund.
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Of first judicial district for extraor-
binary services rendered as special
judge in bank receiverships. 65, to
80. Clincher applied.
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TRINITY ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH

ave. Q and Seventh st,
l. G. Monson, Pastor
Services Sunday morning at 1O:A5.
Topic: Christ and Prophecy"
Anthem by the choir.
Sunday school. all classes at ~ m.
Evening service 1880.
Topic: Sing Unto the Lord"
This will be mostly song service.
Besides several chorales sung by the
audience. the choir will offer several
selections we'll worth coming to hear,
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FARGO RlITTER

Fargo. N. D., Feb. Butter
fat, churning cream so; packing
stock "a.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO PRODUCE
Chicago. Feb. 26.--(R)-Butter
lower; receipts 6,9l3 tubs; creamery
extras SO; standards 4912: extra
firsts 4sia@49e; firsts 47h@4S;
seconds 46@47.
Eggs lower; receipts 1921 cases;
firsts 22M23; ordinary firsts 21ls
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Philadelphia Ones fiancc
should have precedence, apparently
in the opinion of the governors
daughter, Miss Mary Fisher. She
kept a delegation Of owmen waiting
for her in line at a reception 10 min
utes, while she answered telephone
call from j. Tatnall Brown, Jr.
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FIRST CHURCH or CnRIsr.

Cor. Fourth st. Z Ave. c.
Sunday services Ut ll:O0 Z. n.
Subject: "Christ Jesus" 9
Sunday School ut v:ao .. "a.
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at 8 o'clock. A reAding room
Is open in the church building every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, ex.
cept legal holidays, from 2 to I p. m
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FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH

Corner Seventh st. and Ave. d.
Rev. A. J. Malmquist, Pastor.
Sunday school S:45 a. m. Mr.. C,
G. Larsons superintendent.
In the forenoon there is no serv.
ice. The pastor will be away from
the city.
In the evening at 1880 song scrv.
ice will be given under the auspices
Of the church choir. The following
program will be rendered.:
Hymn by the congregation.
Scripture reading and prayer.
Hymn by the congregation.
Reading, Miss A. Brown.
Song by the church choir.
Talk, Mr.. C. G. Larsen.
Song, male chorus.
Reading, Gladys Barth.
Vocal solo. Mr.. H. Swcnson.
Remarks, Mrs. Signc Malmquist.
Song, church choir.
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SOUTH SIDE MISSION & CHARITY
]. B. 'Happel, Pastor.

=. p. HappcIs FaStOf.
Sweet and Sixteenth street. t
Services every Sunday Ut 1880
q. m. Prayer on request.
English and German. @ +,
Phone 557-J. 4
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News y Tie t1dltdR.s:
GERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner 9Th and Rosser streets.

GERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH I
Corner 9Th and Rosser streets. \
Fred E. Klein, Pastor.
Notice for the Lords Day:
10 q. m. Sunday School.
A .. m. Morning worship.
Subject: "The Man That Was
Dis0bCdicnt to Cod"
Up. m. b. Y. p. U. meeting.
s p. M. Evening service.
Subject: "A Christian Mind" A
Ntt 's.s S..-Axap --A,a5 . IA
lSfAaANUHL EVANCDLlCAL !.
CHURCH
Corner Seventh and Rosssr Sts.
C. F. Strutz, Pastor.
Services on Sunday as follow:
Preaching at 10 a. M.
Sunday School ut IL a., m. Ben G.
Larkih, in charge. s* '' y
Evangelical League Of c. E. at 7:l5
p. m.
Evening preaching service at $500
p. m. s ~
! Inspiring congregational singing
and special music 1t all services.
ST. GEORG Els EPISCOPAL
Rev. F. H. Davenport, Rector.
514 Mandan Ave.
Quinqvagesima Sunday.
The Bishops Crusade.
ga. m. Holy Communion.
Celebrant, Bp. Sumner.
II q. m. Choral Eucharist and SER
mon. F''
Celebrant, Rev. F: H. Davenport.
Preacher, Rev. f. L. Tull.
3 p. m. Children's service.
s:l5 p. m. Mass meetinGln auditor
'ium.
Preacher, Bishop Sumner.
Week Day Services
7:15 q. m. Holy Communion.
8 p. m. Service in the church.
Conference
I p. m. Monday and Tuesday.
3 PIN. Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR
Minneapolis, Feb. 2C.--LP)-Flour
unchanged: shipments 3O,80S barrels.
Bran 27.5OMc8.OO.
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Plymouth, Vt.--Uncle John Wilder
and the rest Of the Coolidge home
town orchestra have parted. AK
pelled," says uncle. The other mu-
sicians, Claiming kinshik to the
president, say that the cause is his
decision not to make long night
trips.
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KIlle1 a6|y FaeSaate

preliminary sounding and survey
Tor bridge across the Missouri river
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Fort Meyers, Fla Naturally Ian
guage should offer no difficulties to
wizard. Tom Edison and Charlie
Cypress. Indian chief, met at the
county fair Tom could talk no In
dian. Charles could talk no Eng
lish. What of it? They had quite u
chat in the sign language.
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! FLASHES OF LIFE

{; Characterization Pat Butler is
on his beat daily although his bride
is worth million or more. He likes
his job and says he's going to stick.
He married Mrs. Edward Lcitclt,
whose first husband made a forum.
in stop and go signs.
-ia y
Oklahoma City Mrs. Colonel
House of Oklahoma" is what Sen
ator Jess Pullcn calls Mrs. O. o.
Hammonds, secretary of Governor
Johnston. Sponsoring resolution
for her removal, the senator says
that by preventing access to the gov
gram impossible.