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Bids and Proposals

COMMISSIONERS. ID. C. washington.
received al Room 500, District Building.
until o'clock D. m. July 10th. aor Rrad.
ing streets: ST, 500 cubic yards proposals
az Room AT. District Butldlng
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Business Services
SPECIALS AN THE STOREs IL

BEST Perm, Wave. So; 10 extra chgrFe.
Chez Natalie. 1917 y N. w. Fr. 5627s
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MADAM CARA, 6a 4,I D ST gs4 \. e.
Cards. Palm Life Reading, 81
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PERS(DNALS

WE WILL convert your clothes clOaet into
modern cedar cabinet. including standard
fixtures al minimum charge. only prOtec-
ton for finer fabrics. Call Franklin 97J8
for particulars
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WESTERN LEAGUE
Open date.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. May ll.-(AP)-(U. S.
d. AZ Hogs, $4,000: market strong
to lCc higher than Thursdays az
eragc: top 1890 paid for choice 200
to 22O pound weights. Butchers,
medium to choice ESQ to $50 pounds
9.35@l0.lO; 200 to go pounds $40
@1O30; 160 to 200 pounds S.50@
1880; 1870 to 100 pounds 7.5@9.S5.
Packing sows S.50M9.25.
Cattle. 5000; calves, 1000; gen
cral trade steady with the week -
to SOC advance on practically all
killing classes; low priced steers
preddthinating; bulk 1900 to 1900;
best 1910. Slaug ter classes, steers,
good and choice 1900 to 1900 pounds
13.25@15.OO: 100 to 1900 pounds
13.25@l4.OO; $50 to 100 pounds
13.0C@l5.00; common and medium,
$50 pounds up 9.50@l3.25. Fed
yearlings, good and choice 750 to
$50 pounds 12.75@14.50. Heifers
good and choice $3.50 pounds down
12.5O@l4.OO; common and medium
8.75@12.25; cows, good and choice,
9.OO@12.O0; common and medium
100000; low cutter and cutter
6.25@7.25. Bulls. good and choice
(beef) 9.00@lO.75: cult. to madi-
UNI 100000. Vcalers milk fed)
good an dchoicc ll.50@l5.00; modi-
UNI 10.5O@ll.50; Gull and common
Ispss9 Dus IsYoo@s :0c'OI D00'8
9OOM1l.5O.
Sheep-12,oo0; not enough on sale
to test values: few loads Of clipped
lambs and slaughter springers about
steady; lower grade clippers and
feeding spring lambs dull; sheep
dull; weak; catch as catch can trade
Slaughter classes. spring lambs
good and choice 17.50@18.50; medi.
UNI 16.00@17.50; Gull and common
13.25@16.O0. Lambs, good and
choice (02 pounds down. 10000
1886; medium 14.O0@l5.25; Gull and
common 11.65@14.00; medium ia
choice ZOE to 100 pounds) 1890
1900. Ewees( medium to choice
(16O pounds DOWN 6.2o@9.00; Gull
and common 2.00@ 1926.
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STOCK PRICES
HIGHER TODAY
Airplanc Advances Feature
Resumption of Broad Up
ward Movement

New York, May 1l.---'F)--Sensa-
t!onal advances in the airplane
stocks featured the resumption of 4
broad upward movement of prices in
today's stock market. Wright aero
nautical scared Is l-2 points to a
new high record at 1913 IL and
Curtiss Aeroplane advance nearly 10
points to new peak at 40 rs.
Scores Of other industrials moved
up one to eight points while the
gains in the active rails ranged from
one to six points. Trading, which
had been restricted earlier in the
week by stiffening money rates,
showed Il marked expansion in vol
umc, total sales in the first three
hours running over 100000 shares.
Retention OF the four per cent re-
discount rate BY the New York Fed
eral Reserve bank. a lowering of Tho
call money renewal rate from -
5 l-2 per cent and secretary Melons
prediction Of easier money rates
later in tho year all helped to crcctc
hullish confidence in the market.
Pools resumed operations on broad
scale in wide assortment Of cop
pers, motors. public utilities, oils
and merchandising issue.
The so-called merger rails" again
attracted a large public following.
New peak prices for the year. or
longer were registered by Missouri
Pacific common and preferred. Wa
! bash. "Nickcl Plate and st. Louis
Southwestern. Pittsburgh and West
Virginia ran up siH points in the
face Of official limitations that 1t
might be necessary to reduce the
dividend before the end Of the year.
Oil and alcohol shares moved up
smartly on the announcement OF
higher commodity prices. Houston
oil ran up nearly seven points N the
trading. Richfield oil OF California
crossed AZ to a new peak on buying
influenced by persistent reports that
negotiations were nearing compile
ton for q merger of that company
with the Pan American Western.
Montgomery Ward, Jewel Tea, In
tcrnational Telephone, American
power and light and 1nternationa
match preferred sold four to five
points above yesterdays final quo
tatlons.
Armour issues moved into new
hirh ground on buying attributed to
the Cutten interests OF Chicago
which recently acquired a large bloc K
of stock from the Armour family.
q. S. Steel common which vas
rather sluggish in the morning
started upward again in the after
noon, one block OF 23,OoO saafes
changing hands at 15c.
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ADyERTIsEMENT.

Sealed bids for tho construction Of
Sanitary Sewer, on Ninth Street
from Front Avenue to Bowen Avenue.
In Sewer Improvement District Num-
Dakota. will be received by the Board
OF City Commissioners OF said city
until eight o'clock p. m. May oSth,
rlans and specifications are on file
In the office OF the City Auditor.
Tie following approximate quanti-
ties arc given FOR the guidance Of
bidders:
700 linear feet OF eight inch vitri.
fled sewer pipe. in place.
manhole.
! lamphole.
Work shall he commenced on or be.
fore June 18th. 1928. and completed
not later than August 18th. 1928.
All bids shall be made upon = basis
Of cash payment for all work to be
Each bidder must state in his bid
the rate OF interest the warrants
shall bear mot exceeding seven ~
per cent per annum) which shall be
received and accepted by him at par
Each bid must be accompanied by
a certified check for Five Hundred
Dollars t$5o0.0oD payable to the or
der Of \. r. I-enhart President OF
the Board Of City Commissioners OF
Tie \lly Ol IolSHIdVCNs NOEtu ONhOta
as a guaranty that tho bidder will
II successful. enter into and execute
q contract for the performance Of
tho bond.
Each bid must also be accompa
MED by bidders bond in a sum
equal to the full amount bid. as pro.
vided in Section 3707. compiled Laws
OF North Dakota, 1913.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
(Seal) NJ. II. ATKINSON,
City Auditor.
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so. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South ST. Paul, Mimi, May H.
(AP)-(u. S. ID. A.)--Cattle. 1900;
steers and yearlings in liberal sup
ply; opening slow. about steady;
bulk salable 1l.75@l2.75; ono load
mixed steers and h.fe.-. averaging
1914 pounds early at 1850; fat she
stock steady; bulk fat cows 1850
?.25; bulk all heifers 10000 90;
cutters steady 5.75G2I00: bulls slow
bidding 25c lower; stocAcr5 and
feeders scarce. steady.
Calves. l,ao0; ste .dy. weak; range
$4,000 1850: bull. l3.00N13.50.
Hogs, $500; packer trade slow
bidding mostly steady with Thurs.
day or upward to GAO for desirable
lights and butchers: SINNERS paying
$50 for sorted 100 to 22O pound av.
cragcs or l0c higher; pigs and SOW.
mostly 500; light lights mostly SOC
Oops; average cost Thursday 900
weight 125.
Sheep, 800; run includes one loae
direct and one load medium to choice
clipped lambs unsold; better grade
ewes stceady; 80 pound average:
and up weak to lower; best hand,
and medium weight shorn ewes $50
best wooded ewes $50.
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Scaled bids for tho construction Of
a Sanitary Sewer on broadway from
Fifteenth Street to Sixteenth Street
and on sixteenth from broadway +, to
District Number Thirteen. will be
received by the Board Of City Com
missioners Of the City OF Bismarck.
North Dakota. until eight o'clock p.
M Nay Ss'h, 1928 81 ~. Plans "a Is. ana md
flee Of the City Auditor.
The following approximate quaint.
ties are given for the guidance OF
$50 linear feet of fifteen inch yitri-
fled sewer pipe, in place.
1852 linear feet Of eight inch vitri.
cied sewer pipe. in place.
manholes in place.
Work shall be commenced on this
contract not later than June 5, 1928,
and completed not later than July
Each bid must be accompanied by
Dollars ($5OV.0W payable to the or.
der OF A. II. Lenhart, President OF
the Board OF City Commissioners.
MED by bidders bond in sum
equal to the full amount. as provided
in Section 1907 Compiled Laws OF
North Dakota. 1913.
All bids must be made upon a basis
Of cash payment for the work to be
done.
Each bidder must state in his bid
the ratio of interest the warrants are
to bear. tnot exceeding seven 90 per
cent per annum), which are to be
received and accepted by him at par
in payment for the work.
The Board Of City Commissioners
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
(SeaO NJ. II. ATKINSON,
City Auditor.
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MARK ETS
~ Associated Press Leased Wls
GRAIN
LIVESTOCK
WHEAT PRICES
MOVE UPWARD
Market Influenced by Relative
Strength of Liverpool
Quotations

Chicago, May 11.-'T-With dry
weather northwest adverse To-
spring wheat and with Liverpool
quotations showing re lat Y G
strength. The wheat market here
tended upward today. Besides.
wheat export demand showed inn
provemcn'. European purchase TO-
day from North America being es'i-
mated az 100000 bushels. Selling
Of 100000 bushels OF wheat into
store here had little apparent OPP
positc effect.
Wheat closed unsettled Lie to
l 1-4c net higher. corn varying from,
1-4c decline to 3-Sc advance. oats
3-Sc to ! | Sc up and provisions un-
changed to Il rise CT 20 100.
In addition TO the fact that wheat
prices ct Liverpool proved compare
lively unresporsivc TO yesterday S
fall in values on this side Of the At
lantic. word o. overnight liberal er-
port buying Of wheat from Ncrti
America helped today to lift thu
wheat market here. Moreover. the
fact was evident that some import
ant trade leaders We're not III favor
of lower prices until heavy rains
northwest should give better out
look for spring wheat.
On the other hand, reports were
received telling Of more auspic;ous
conditions for winter wheat, cspcc-
tally in Qansas.
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Woman Is Shot Down
Thru Small Window

(Cont;nued from page on-)
Washington TO place the Shantung
situation before the American gov
crn;ncnt. Hwang, Flu, present Nark-
ing foreign minister, announced.
Casualties Heavy
The loss Of life among both Chi
nose and japanese in Tsiran was
believed to be heavy. although re-
ports of casualties were indefinite.
Three field batteries placed by the
Japanese il the foreign settlement
SHIELDED tie city with shrapncl. Most
of the population OF 100000 were
caught unaware ard a heavy s'auyn-
ter was beiicscd to have resulted
During the fighting the Jarsncse
ilcv UP the southern and westcc:,
corners Ct the city wall and the ma
tiona!ist, were routed and fed to
the north. Nationalist resistance in
general amounted to sniping, al
though, occasionally small bands put
Up desperate resistance to avoid be-
ing disarmcd and expelled.
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cutters 5.25 to SIS; good bulls 7.5o
to SOC; medium bull, 100 10 $50;
conmon bulls go to 100; ca!ves
ton veal 1900 - 1900; Gull veal
700 u zoe; light heavy calves
1890 to HOG; heavy calves GOO to
500, Gamer calves $50 - GOO.
Sheep--Top lambs lG.00 TO 1900;
heavy lambs 100 to $500; Gull
lambs 1890 TO l3.o0; light ewes 900
to 1000; heav. cHes 200 to 800;
Gull ewes 90 to G.G0; bulks GOO Il
SEQ.
Hogs Boise. So TO a.45; 49,
ECO. 900 to o.; 2o0-225, 900 20
ola, PISS, $50 II a.15; 250-30n,
So TO 900; 3oo-o5o, $50 to o.s5.
Packers 100 e 500. stays 20 to
t..
Hogs 150-lSo s.0a-9.35. 10000
e.1n-o.35, 20n-225 9.00-925. 2a5-2os
9.0o-o.2s. :,5o-"eo 3 35-olO 3oo-25J
SIS.
$500, packers .Ge-8oo stays 100
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II one remembers that the proper
batsman IS always out in the case
where Il batter hats in the wrong
place in the lineup much of the con-
-usion over batting f-ordcr
plays vii! bc/clcared up.
Fo: instance. Smith, the third
batter. should have started the in
ming, but Jones. the fourth batter,
leads eli and cracks out double.
The team in the field, noticing the
mistake. makes an Immediate APP
peal to The umpire for q ruling. The
official consults his batting order
..rd ver,fies the slip.
Jonas. .gho hit The double, is re-
moved from second base. Smith,
who should have been the proper
oatsrlan is called out. This puts it
up to Jones, who follows Smith in
the batting order, to bat again in
his proper place.
The batting order is then resumed
in regular fashion. For years there
has been the impression that after
Il PLAYER oncc bats out of order he
cannot BAT again in the same inning.
This j.. CT course, erroneous. tie
! must always bat in his regular
order. regardless OF any improper
Batting he may have done.
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Tlanncry and wctherby Addition.
4
CITATION HEARING PETITION
FOR LETTERS or ADMIN
ISTRATlON.

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County Of Rurleigh.
In County Court. Before Hon. ]. C..
Davies. Judge.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Cott-
fried kikul. Deceased.
Annie J. Kikul, Petitioner.
Herman Kikul. Marie Tcpc. Lester
Kikul. Dora kikul, Elizabeth
Kikul. Harold Kikul. and Gradcn
kikul. and all persons interested
in said estate. Respondents.
The State OF North Dakota to the
above Named Respondents:
You and each Of you are hereby
required to appear before the County
Court Of the County Of Burleigh, in
said State, at the office Of the County
Judge of said County. at the Court
House in the City OF Bismarck. in
Of June. 4. y. 1928. at the hour Of
ten o'clock in the forenoon OF that
day, to show cause. II any you have.
why the petition for letters Of ad :
minist ra ton of tho estate OF Gott
fried kikul. late Of the City OF Bis
marck, North Dakota, deceased. filed
by Annie J. Kikul. surviving wife Of
said deceased. should not be allowed
and letters OF administration issued
TO her.
Let service be made OF this cita-
ton as required by law.
Dated this 10th day Of May, A. D.
1928.
Ey the Court:
(SeaD !. G. DAVIES.
Judge Of the County Court.
Zuger & Tillotson,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Bismarck, y. Oak.
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Mail Pilot May Have
Crashed in Mountains

Denver, Colo, May 1l-sT-Miss
ing since his take-off here yesterday
noon with q load of air mail on
a 50-minute flight to Colorado
Springs, Eddie Eshleman, pilot fos
the Western Air Express company.
was believed today to have crashed
in the mountains south Of here.
Eshleman's plane was last sect
over Franktown. A heavy fog was
reported in that section. Seven
planes of the Colorado National
Guard squadron were ordered tt
start search today, as were three
more ships at Colorado springs.
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TIRES
PROPOSAL PNEUMATIC TIE
AND TUBES.

Sealed proposals will be received
by the North Dakota State Highway
Commission at Bismarck, North Da-
kota, until 1000 o'clock a. M. June
LIST, 1928. for the purpose OF furnish
ing yearly requirements OF pneu-
matte tires and tubes OF tho various
sizes manufactured for equtpping
Highway Department. cars and trucks
in service during the year 1928 as
needed
Bidders will be required to submit
specifications for the different
grades proposed to be furnished. In
Guiding trade name. 1t is also re-
quired that bidders submit their pro.
posals in writing on their own forms.
giving complete description. prices
and terms. Each bid shall be accom-
panied by a certified check in the
sum OF $250.00 made payable to the
| State Highway Commission. ana q
bidders bond in the sum OF So,O0V.OV.
| Upon award OF contract, the success
| full bidder will be required to FUR.
nish a surety bond in the sum OF
| 100000. :.
is estimated that this years require,
ments. based on the past two years
purchases and at the prices prevail
inR will be approximately 100000
All proposals must be addressed to
the undersigned and properly marked
poeals for Tires and Tubes"
Tho Commission reserves the right
| 20 accont or reject any and all bids
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION.
by Jos. j. Ermatinger.
Secretary
5/ll.17-:a ---.--~>x
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ADyEurrsEwExr.

Sealed bid. will be received by the
f,oard Of City Commissioners OF the
I'll s o'clock p. M. May o1st. 1875 for
Il light coupe for the use Of the
street Department.
Each bid nust he accompa MED by
detailed specifications Of the coupe
proposed to BE- furnished.
The Board OF City Commissioners
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
(Sea) 81! H. ATKINSON.
City Auditor.
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Yesterdays Games
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Filg !Mrons and Hogan; hrcmcT
RUSSELL ard Gooch.
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NATIONALS APPEAL
TO LEAGUE OF NATIONS

Geneva. May 11-P)-Thc Man
king Nationalist government today
appealed to the League Of Nations
against the Japanese who have
driven the Chinese Nationalist out
Of Tsinan.
The League sccrctariat received q
communication from the foreign
minister Of the Marking government
asking the intervention of the
League OF Nations under paragraph
two. article II, of the covenant. It
also requested that Il special meet
ing of the League council be con-
vokcd to investigate the japanese
expcditicnary movement into Shan
tung.
The communication was immcdi-
a.elv telegraphed to all members OF
tie League council. It expressed a
Willingness OH the part Of the Nan
king government to accept any
proper agreement which MIGHT re-
suit from international inquiry OF
from mediation.
The document gave a history Of
the recent situation in China and
mentioned what it termed the "un-
justified deprcdations OF the Jap.
ancse."
The feet that the League inmcdi-
ateiy circulated the Marking pro.
TEST to all members Of the council
left first impression that the
League would act officially in the
matter despite the fact that the
Marking government is not recog.
nized by the League as the official
government of China. The Picking
government, represented by Chene
Lob on the League council, is the
officially recognized government.
It might seem necessary that
Peking or Cheng Lob support the
Marking demand before the League
could inquire into the matter. II
appeared probable, however, that i
Japan, also a member of the council
made no objection the matter would
go before the League in view of the
important place which the Nation
alists arc gaining in Chinese po'
litical life.
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Riaehol,Icr, Nlitse, Ccffman and
Schang; Quinn and Boley.
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salo, Passaic. y. j., won the 44.9-
mic zap from Butler, Ind. in $780,
50. Andrew Payne, Clearemo:c,
Okla. GavaZzi's nearest rival, tied
for second
Konoth Campbell, ranger, Texas,
saeeulabed to the grind Thursday
and was forced to withdraw due to
fal'aa arches.
~, tentative day Of arrival at
Now York has been Sc. at Satur-
de-. May 26.
Hundreds defied the rain here
Yesterday afternoon and night to
obtain first hand glinipses of the
heel and toe brigade that started
from Los Angeles on March 4. and
nho have carried on through all
kinds CT weather without q days
'ay-otf.
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Ontario Province
Damaged by Floods

Toronto, May 11.-(F-Swollen
streams. burdened with the water
from melting snow and ice, were
still rising today in the flood strick-
en- areas Of Ontario province.
The Gatineau river at Ottawa was
still rising and the Montreal river
in Northern Ontario has reached a
level not cqualled since the floods
Of 1909.
Floods in the Cobalt district have
resulted in operations being sus-
pended at the O'Brien mine in Cow
ganda, a flume connecting the power
house having been washed out. The
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OW NERS
TO MAKE SEWER CONNEC-
rSl0&S.

Notice Is hereby given to owners
of the following described lots In
Paving District Number Five OF the
City o. Bismarck, North Dakota, that
sewer connections muzt be made from
the sewer main in the street or
ave..ue 10 po.n. inside the curb line.
and such come ctions must be made
IN accordance with the ordinances OF
the said city OF Bismarck governing
sever connections. and notice in fur
Their given that said connections must
he made prior to May 25th. 1928. and
II rot made prior TO the above date
then the said connections Will be
made by the contractor employed by
the said City OF Bismarck FOR this
purpose, and the cost thereof assessed
against the los properly cha rgeable
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Chicago to Be Given
Reform, Says Hughes
fcont;nued frnn, mage one)

lCOhtinueu IFOHt paRe OueJ
and gambling houses also were
ordered closed permanently.
Frank j. Loesch, president Of the
Chicago crime commission, has been
ordered to appear before six judges
Ct the circuit and superior courts
Monday and explain what he meant
recently, when he charged three
criminal court judges with leniency
toward criminals.
The six judges, selected by their
bench colleagues. will sit en- hanc,
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Wild Tale Product of
Imagination, Whiskey

Milwaukee. Wis.,, May 11.-(AP)
Noah Pritchard Wednesday night
thought he was a burglar, and
wanted in St. Louis. He told sad
tale Of giving himself up because he
wanted to find his wife and child
whom he deserted 10 years ago.
Thursday afternoc- Noah changed
his mind. He said his tai; was the
product Of imagination and whiskey,
and that he never was wanted in St.
Louis or anywhere else. St. Louis
authorities agreed.
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FARGO LIVESTOCK

Fargo, n. D., May II. Up Cattle:
Good steers 1850 to 1880, medium
steers 1850 to 11.50; fair steers
1000 to 100; plain steers $50 to
1850; good heifcrs 1000 to HOO;
medium heifers 900 to 1000; fair
heifers 500 to 900; plain heifers
7.c0 to 500; good cows 8.25 TO 9.25;
,.,cdium cows 7.50 to $50, fair cows
5.25 to SITS; plain cows 600 to C.50;
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I3issmnrck-240.O

road from Elkhart to Cobalt was
closed when bridge went out, anG
water is standing two feet deep in
some parts Of Elkhart.
Fear of additional floods from the
spring run Of logs was expresseu
by those familiar with conditions ir
the back country. They said thai
water held back in the many tribu.
taries Of the two rivers in order tc
float down the logs cut during the
winter will soon swell the MAR
streams.
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RAILROADS MUST BE
READY TO MOVE TROOPS

Tokyo. May 11.-(AP)-Thc rail
road authorities have been ordered
to prepare for the transportation of
10000 men and $3.50 horses to
Shangtung. China. between next
Sunday and the end of the month.
This will bring the tota. japanese
forces in Shantung to about $4,000
n1pn
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Texas Ranger Quits
Pyle's Bunion Derby
Wauseon, o

Wauseon, Ohio, May 11.-(AP)-
G. G. "Cross Country" Pylc's trans
continental t-ekkers, 60 strong, left
here today for Fremont. the sixty
ninth control, So miles eastward.
Headline the y-7 was Peter Cav
uz.i &C Pr ri who has covered
262l.G miles in 430:24:2l. John
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-11
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

Chicago, May 1l.-'Rl--W heat
No. northern spring LOO; No.
mixed 1.55.
Corn No. 2 mixed 1.07; No. : yell
low 1903 to l.O9.
Oats No. 2 white 70 IL to II Lee;
No. 3 white Sc l.2 to Tic.
No sales rye.
Barley CSC to Ito.
Timothy seed AGO to Ats.
Clover seed 1928 to 1925. :.
Lard 1897; ribs 1900; beii!es
1875.