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Evening star., 1929-06-04
ARE MIXED
IN CURB TRADING
Advance Brings Out Profit.
.Taking-UtiIities Are
Featured.
BY HARRY H. BECKER.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, June Recovery went
further on the curb exchange for a
time during today's session, but belief
subsequently that the improvement had
gone far enough served to bring in
some profit-taking and made for de-
cidedly mixed undertone. Shorts COW
cred at the outset, but after this de-
mand had been satisfied the market
quieted down.
Profit-Taking Appears.
Oils as a whole, one or two of the
aviation issues and Q number Of spe-
cialties showed independent strength.
The buying of the petroleum shares
favored stocks like Humble, Vacuum,
Standard Of Indiana and some Of the
proflt-taking also tended to cut down
their gains in the early afternoon, in
fiuenced by the increase in crude oil
output last week to a new high figure.
Pivotal shares among the utilities be-
gan the day with another burst OF
strength, but a portion OF the gains
was lost in the ensuing realizing. Amer
lean Super Power new broke away from
the general irregularity toward midday
and shot up in big blocks across 40
to a new top along with the old issue,
which climbed almost points, whereas
the 3 was reactionary. During the
forenoon advance Allied Power &
Light. Electric Investors. Electric Bond
and Share, Consolidated Gas Of Balti-
more and Central States Electric were
especially prominent. The last named
reached the highest at which 1t has
ever sold
southeastern Power. Northeastern
Power. United Gas Improvement and
Buffalo. Niagara & Eastern reacted
after initial strength.
Fokker Aircraft enjoyed the biggest
opening, almost five points above It's
previous close, followed by a sharp re-
action and a gradual rally to the initial
figure. The buying Was attributed TO
expectation that the company will
benefit from the manufacture OF small
planes besides its other activities.
Miscellaneous Group.
In the miscellaneous industrial group
Checker Cab, in further response to the
excellent first-quarter report, rose sew
eral points and there was continued
covering in the shares of companies
which went down most during the de-
cline in wheat. After a sharp opening
decline Deere & Co. recovered the entire
loss and sold few points above the
previous closing. Investment trust issues
advanced on light trading, while some
better demand was In evidence for Gold
Seal Electric new, the radio shares ana
the metals. Motors were quiet.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. June Cp UNITED
States Department Of Agriculture) -
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000 head, including
5000 direct; slow, mostly IS cents
lower: top. 1890 paid for a load Of
around 2o0-pound weights; bulk or
better grades. 16o-250 pounds, 1o.4o
slo.so; al so Butchers, medium to .ao choice;
pounds. 1o15a10.9O: 10000 pounds.
9.9Oa1Oeo; 1So-16O pounds. e.eoa
1895. Packing sows, e.o0a9 go. Pigs,
medium to choice, 90-13o pounds, 900
a1O.35.
Cattle-Receipts, 10000 head. Calves
Receipts, 5000; better grades fed
steers and yearlings steady: others slow,
steady to weak, 15a25 paid for 1,4o3-
pound bullocks, new high for season:
choice, l,300-1 500 pounds. 13.65a15,25;
1,100-1 800 pounds, 13.65a15.25; $50
l,l0o pounds. 13.75a15.25: common and
medium, $50 pounds up, 11.00a13.75.
Fed yearlings, good and choice, 750-
$50 pounds, 1350a15.25; heifers, good
and choice, $50 pounds down, 1300a
14.75; common and medium, 9.50a13.00.
Cows, good and choice, 9.50a1225; COM
mon and medium. 8.00a9.75: good and
choice, 9.50a12.25; common and me-
dium. 8.ooa9.75; low cutter and cut
ter, 6.25a8.0 90.
Bulls, good and choice (beeO, 9.9oa
11.5o; cutter to medium. 775a1025;
vealers milk fed), good and choice.
11.50a14.75; medium, 9.50a11.50: Gull
and common, 7.0Oa9.50; stockers and
feeder steers, good and choice (all
weights), 12.25al3.25; common and
medium. 9.75al225.
Sheep-Receipts. 10000 head; lambs.
25 higher; yearlings, strong; bulk ma
tive lambs is ma IA 25. t0n 1 4 50. wear
lings, 1200a12.25; fat ewes. 6.00a7 90;
feeding lambs unsold, following quota
tions on shorn basis; lambs. good and
choice. 90 pounds down. 15.50a16.60;
medium, 1425a1550; Gull and common.
l225a1425: ewes, medium to choice,
$50 pounds down. 5.75a700; Gull and
common, 2.50a5.75.
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GERMAN BOND LIST
CONTINUES GAINS
Domestic Group Displays IT.
reguIarity-Convertibles
Move With Stocks.
BY CHARLES F. SPEARE.


Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, June 4.-Further short
covering today in German bonds that
had been dragging down Tor a month
prior to the settlement OF the repara-
tions agreement carried their prices l
to ~ points higher. This was the out
standing feature of the foreign group.
In the domestic list there was con-
siderable irregularity among the semi
speculative issues, but again suong
tone TO the high-grade mortgages and
further evidence that courage is de-
veloping among dealers and institution
al buyers.
Convertibles F1uctuate.
An unfortunate incident was the
break of over 4 points in Philadelphia
IL Reading Coal g. Iron per cent de-
bentures. which were brought out IN
March at 100 in the amount OF $780,
800, 900.
It is understood that stockholders of
the company took $l7O0O,OO OF the
total issue. but that recently they have
been reSelling them in such volume tnat
the syndicate could not support the
market and today came to the conclu-
sion that it would disband and estab-
lish free trading for the bonds.
Convertible issues fluctuated with the
equities with which they are identi-
fed. American Telephone & Tele-
graph 4i2S advanced point. which
placed them points above last week S
low. International Telephone 4i2s were
also I'D a point and at one time about
8 points higher than week ago. Atchl-
son Convertible 4i2s lost ground in
sympathy with the reaction in the stock.
Southern Pacific AIS were actively
dealt in above 90, compared with their
recent low price of 1924 and the issue
price of around 95.
In spite of the higher rate for call
money today the high-grade list was not
affected, inasmuch as time money rates
are easier and there are increasing evi-
dences that credit will be freer as the
month goes on. Short-term issues are
benefiting by this change.
The United States Government list
was higher. All Of the Liberty bonds
improved, though the first 3I2s are in
clined to drag more than the others
The Treasury certificates were from ls
to "a higher.
German Issues.
The strongest of the German issues
were the Central Bank for Agriculture
6s and Is The short-term IS have rail-
lied points since the middle of last
week, so that today their yield was less
than 7la per cent, compared with nearly
8l2 per cent recently. French and Bel
gian descriptions were fractionally
higher. as we're Scandinavians and Brit
ish Colonial bonds. There was some
sign of liquidation in the Japanese
group owing to the unsettled financial
conditions in Japan.
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WHEAT GAINS CONTINUE.

CHICAGO, June 4 CP).-Quick sharp
advances in grain values took place in
the late dealings today after announce
ment that immediate use Of S500.000,- =
900 would be proposed for farm relief.
A general buying rush set in, and the
wheat market swept above yesterdays
topmost level. Early sellers of wheat
fiocked to the buying side, and the sud-
den action of the market forced into
execution many standing orders to buy.
and thus put a stop to losses on the
part of spectators who had wrong
idea of the course of prices.
Wheat closed boyant atu the days
tip-top point, 37s to 6is cents bushel
higher than yesterdays finish. Corn
closed 37a to 5is up. Oats, Ia to rs
advanced, and provisions varying from
o. vic Of
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Markets at a Glance

NEW YORK, June R.-Stocks
strong; commercial solvents rise 80
points. Bonds Arm: German issues
again strong Curb strong; American
Superior Power issues buoyant. Foreign
exchange irregular; Spanish pesetas
slump to new 1929 low, while Japanese
yen rally sharply. Cotton higher;
favorable farm relief reports. Sugar
easy; lower spot markets. Coffee de-
clined; European selling.
CHICAGO, June R).-Wheat
strong; farm relief reports. Corn
strong; sympathy with wheat. Cattle
steady to weak. Hogs lower.
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POTATO MARKET STRONGER

CHICAGO. June Omitted States De-
partment OF Agriculture .-Potatoes-
Receipts, 48 new, SO old; on track,
1876 new, 2O7 old; total United States
shipments, 502 cars active demand on
sacks, market stronger; Alabama sacked
Bliss Triumphs. 400a4,25: Louisiana
sacked Bliss Triumphs, 3.50a3.75; fair
demand on barrels, market slightly
easier: Carolina, barrel Irish Cobblers,
5.00a5 rs; old stock fair trading, market
steady Wisconsin sacked Round Whites,
75al 90; Idaho sacked RusSets, 1.60al 80:
fancy shade higher
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Fertilizer Production.

BALTIMORE, June Especially The
Dawson Chemical Co. will produce and
market this year approximately 200
tons Of mixed fertilizer, making it one of
the largest manufacturers of this prod
uct in the United States. The company
now operates about As plants engaged in
the manufacture of complete fertilizers,
covering nearly every State from Con-
necticut to Texas and east Of the Mis-
sissippi River
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New Welding Process Used.

NEW YORK, June 4 UP).-Republic
Iron & Steel Co. now is manufacturing
steel tubing by electrical welding proc
ess, according to advices from Youngs-
town. The first unit. capable Of rolling
up to Z inches has been pronounced
satisfactory. TWO additional units have
been ordered, one of which will produce
tubing up to 81 inches in diameter.
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ArricuIturaI Machinery.

FORT WORTH-Texas will have
$500 combines in operation this year as
against $500 last year. Implement deal
ers say the increased operation is due
to the success of the machides in recent
years. One section Of Texas, the Pan
handle. harvests its wheat exclusively
with the combines.
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Capital Increase Approved.

NEW YORK, June Pl.-Stock-
holders of the British Type Investors.
Inc, have approved an increase in the
authorized capital to 100000 class A
shares and to split each present share
into four new class A shares.
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COTTON PRICES GAIN.

NEW YORK, June 4 (SpeciaD Aft
er a setback of 81 bale and an ex-
ceedingly quiet trade during the morn
ing, the cotton market today rose vio-
lcntly half cent under the most gen.
eral and aggressive covering so far,
ending with a gain of 80 to 35 points
on the day.
Spots were up 80 points to 1905.
Cation range
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Packing House Products

CHICAGO-Draggy demand weak
ened the dressed beef trade during the
past week, with prices about 80 cents
lower. Similarly the lamb market was
weak to lower. Pork cuts lost so cents
10 81.
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Corn.

ST. LOUIS.-The corn country needs
dry hot weather before c.lc ground is ir
shape so the crop can be cultivated.
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FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS
NEW YORK, June (SpeciaD

Norway's largest department store, al
Oslo, was recently destroysd by AFs' and
wsll ee rekas - -srksa4 ., ,--.--,-- 80.
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Oil.

SHREVEPORT, La-Increased drill
ing in unproven territory is making it
self apparent IN the Louisiana and
Arkansas fields. This Is attributed to
recent increases noil prices.
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Washington Stock Exchange
SALES.


Washington Gas IS "A"-$500 at 1924.
Washington Gas 6s 1880 at 103a
$500 at 10334.
Capital Traction Co.-10 at 92A, 10 at
925s 10 at 923s.
Potomac Electric Sc pfd.-10 at 112H.
Potomac Elec. 5la % pfd.-10 at 1855,
10 at 105ls.
Washington Rwy. 8, Elec. pfd.-1o at
955s.
Liberty National Bank-20 at 245.
Commercial Natl Co. pfd.-50 at 103i4
Mergenthaler Linotype at los, at
los.
AFTER CALL.
Mergenthaler Linotype-10 at 1861. S
at 105l4, 20 at 105I4.
Capital Traction 5s-S2 900 at 90.
Potomac Electric 514 % pfd-2 at los.
Potomac Electric 6s 1953-S2,o00 at
107I4.
Washington Gas IS "B"-S300 at lo3.
5000 at lo3. 5000 at 1903, $500 at 103,
$500 at l03, 200 at 1o3.
Capital Traction CO. at 1924.
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AFTER CALL.
Bid and Asked Prices.
STOCKS.
PUBLIC UTILITY

EUSLIC Utility.
Amer. Tel T. Te!ga a. ....... % .".,.
Amer. Tel. e. TelFa. 4i.s...... 81 ..
Am. Tel. & Tel. CT. =. Es..... 1n274 &C.,.
Anacostia & Poi. r. r. 5s.... ga .....
Ana. 4, Pot. Guar. 5a........... 0C ~
G. & p. Te,epNo~e Es.......... pnIa 9G"4
c. & P. Tel OF Va. Fr... ..... iuoix lOi !
CAPITAL TrPCtion T. r 5S...... 9714 9812
Citv & Suburban Js........... 9lla 95
Gecrgrtov'1 Gas 1st 5s......... 9994 100
Potomac Elec cons. 81 ....... 1OI74 lCcaa
I 7.omac Elec 6s 53.......... l07 lO9
Wash. Alex. & Mt. Vernon CT. ?
Wash, Baltic 6. AnAap. 5S.... 20 .....
Washington CO Es............ 100 l0l
Wesh. Gas g. So~'es '........ l02 l03
Wash. Gas G. a. E........ 1922 I04
wash. E"y. 80. 4s.....-... 85a4 81
MISC-Ir hNEOUS.
Barber & Ross. Inc. Gi,s..... 9<la .,
Cham -Vanblt. F"ts' c. ~...... 30 ~
Chestnut Farm, "a " -.... l'r'r ,Gf q
d. c. Paper MIg. Is. ........ pa 81
Pot. Joint StocE Id. PS 5-.... - go.
Wash. Mkt. Col6 : o.cle 5s... So .....
Wash. Cons. Title &C. Gs....... SO 100
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Lumber.

PORTLAND. Oreg-The untitled Or
ders on hand at Western mills are
showing some decreases. The drop has
been about 50,0o0,o00 feet, as compared
with last year. according 10 reports from
425 Identical mills around the country.
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Commodity Notes
Steel.

steer.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
PITTSBURGH, June 4.-What lc-
cessions are evident in steel activity in
this section are due largely to open
hearth furnaces failing after the severe
driving to which they have been SUBJ
iected. There is some decrease III or
ders from the automobile industry in
evidence.
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SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, June Op).-Bar silver,
81 5s; Mexican dollars. 39J4.
Evening star., 1929-06-04

Shell Union Oil is establishing mar
keting facilities in Utah
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Farm LabOrers Are
Excessive, Federal
Department Claims

Washington. April l2.-iF-Ths
United States Is reported by the de-
ra-slcert Of agriculture 70 have en-.
tered the spring season with . farm
labor supply slightly in excess Of the
demand il Sll parts Of the country
Farm wages April were 4 fraction
higher than On tina. date during the
last three years
The index O. the buresu Of Geo.
,,cnl.cS o. the department showed the
supply O. labor approximately Z per
cent larger than the demand. COM
pared with -. per cent last year.
This difference was attributed to the
higher volume Of industrial employ
usent-
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Of rebels camped just to the south
Of the city.
Osdered Flames Shos Down
The American forces in Arizona, II,
command OF BrigAdier General Prank
s. Cocteu. last week we're given or
GERS TO shoot down any Mexican
fighting plane that appears over
United States TERRITORY.
Empiaccments were selected for tho
Fort Bliss artillery On q high hill
overlooking both Nacos.
With the focusing Of military forces
on this spot Naco locked for one OF
two things. either . major battle sor
the possession OF the Mexican garr.-
son or the withdrawal Of the reoei
forces to Guaymas. Sonora. TO NICE.
the federal army forcing lis way Ip
the west coast
Federals Get Planes
THREE Mexican federal airplanes
were inside the Naco. Sonora. forth
ticat!cn today. On. arrived from
Mexicau. Lower Calf. yesterday. Two
more planes were expected BY the
.cderals in day or tao. one a large
bomber said TO have been purchased
at San Diego, Cal
The United States planes. based a:
Fort HIachuca, 80 miles from here.
haze been making two daily patrols
up and down the border from Aqua
Frieta TO Nogales.
TWO more carloads Of barbed wire
crossed from the United States into
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-04-12
7. B. CATTLE TESTS
over STATE RESUME
State Veterinary Department
and Federal Bureau Have
II Men in 8 Counties

The work of testing cattle herds fer
tuberculosis throughout the state has
been resumed by the fedora; bureau
Of animal industry. under Dr. H. H.
Cohenour. and the state veterinary
department. under Dr.. w. F. Crewe. in
cooperation. out Of here Bad roads
have been delaying resumption till
now
The two departments have II men
on the work, scattered through sew
eral counties. Three are operating In
Burleigh, three in Divide, two in Nor
ton, two in Sheridan, two IN Williams.
two in McHenry, one In Pierce. and
one in Mckenzie.
The greater part of the state has
been covered since the testing began
in 1920. The portion left to be tested
Is mostly in the western section OF
the state-the Slope territory. At
present Emmons county is being or
ganized for the tests, and a little
later preliminary organization will be
undertaken in Logan and Mcintosh
counties
Three years having interviewed since
the counties Of Grand Forks, Ramsey
and Benson were tested, those coun-
ties have started to retest under the
auspices OF the county agricultural
organizations. Neither state nor fed
eral participation Is being extended in
the retests. those being the province
Of the counties after the first big test
by the former.
The work OF testing the state is ex-
pected to require from three to six
years to complete.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-04-12
AMERICAN VESSELS
right TO serve RUM.
ST|RS VETS ANDDRYS.
leviathan Owners Decision
May Bring Congressional
Action in Future

Washington. April IL - - The
question CT The night OF American
vrsse,s TO serve liquor as beverage
q. sea IS regarded BY officials and
observers here as almost certain TO
be brought vigorously 10 the a..cn-
ton os the new congress when It
meets II session next week. at leAs.
i. the form OF discussion.
The p-omp.ness with which vet
and CRY o--aniEat iors ard Spokesman
fc- the p-cilibiiionist viewpoint ex-
pressed themselves on the decision OF
the LeTiathasss new owners TO aba:l-
don the or policy which governed
the Liner under the shipping board
mace such al outcome practically a
3c-egcIe conclusion.
Dry East. Wet West
Prohibition enforcement authorities
hare shown considerable !nteres, in
the statement o. the pubic relations
department O. the United States lines.
which operates the liner. that II WOULD
be fair 10 assume that. while the ship
would Be dry on lis present eastbounc
voyage and we. only on the return
trip. liquor would DC served going
beth ways hereafter.
The ship. they said. can possess
liquor Legally within the American
three-Elile Limit only as medicinal
stock under federal permit. Such
liquor can be sold, they held. only 10
I'll prescriptions issued By physicians.
as III the United States. and must Be
accounted for with such p-esc-ip-
Uons- That applies. il AS declared.
Whether The liquor Is issued on the
outgoing or houecon.n. voyage, or
u foreign port.
Bureau Will Take Action
No LIQUOR can be brought. within the
three mile limit BIZ an American ship.
j. was emphasized. unless it is pro-
v:ded for By the medicinal permit.
Thus. Commissioner Doran OF the
prohibition bureau explains. the L.
viati.an cannot legally possess liquor
to serve on such trips. He says his
bureau viii take action.
Some proh.b.t!onists profess to see
in the 1923 supreme court decision. on
which the new owners OF the Levi
aitlan are relying II their new policy.
the suggestion which will defeat 1t.
Although the court referred to the
contention that merchant ship vas
part Of the territory OF the nation
whose flag she flies as merely "a fig
ure OF speech metaphor" they re-
cali tina. it also stated that We do
not mean TO imply that congress Is
without power TO regulate the con-
duct Of domestic merchant ships when
On the high seas
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-04-12
MUST TAKE GRAPES
IN ARRIVAL STATE
Supreme Court Rules Buyers
Can Not Object If ccnji-
ten Is Not Best

Reversing The ..sssi.s-er COUNTY dis
t-sc. court. the supreme court has
held that persons who purchase wire
grapes TITUS. TAXI the chance OF them
being delivered il. pcoT condition r:-
less the ccn;rac. @. purchase males
provision 20 the contrary.
The question arose on appeal ey
the Ricfisad Tsui. company. a Cali
.cl mia firm. from 2 decision granting
Mrs P. B-autr,an iudgmea: asa!ns.
It.
Mrs Braufrian. the plaintiff
are-Ted that she bought vine grapes
from the defendants, but tha. the
grapes arrived il poor condition
The cour. held that Mrs Brau.-
man took tina, risk and that the fruit
company had complied with every
thing required OF i. when il placed
the grapes IN the car in good co.d.-
ton Deliver OF the .ru.I % Tire car
-ier acts as t.aa4.e- OF title unless
contrary intent appears from the
contrac. Or the actions CT the seller,
the court said.
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two adjacent structures and caused
the death OF At least one man.
Three persons were injured and one
is missing. The blast occurred at 6:2a
D. m. in q building used on the
ground floor as q paint and varnish
warehouse. Within q few seconds
fire broke out In the two adjoining
buildings.
The dead man who had not been
identified early today, was blown into
the street as he passed the building.
The three injured persons were
knocked down, suffering minor hurts.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-04-12
AMERICAN GUNS ARE
TAKEN TO BORDER TO
DEFEND NACO LIVES
Revolution Hears CrisiS IS Reh.
els Prepare to Attack Fed
eral Stronghold

Eaco. Ari:.. April Ic.-t.f-Ar,e-.
lar. artillery was on its way TO Eacc
today 10 defend tic American bo-Ge.
against the menace o. Mexican rebel
field pieces t-a.nca upon the loyal
garrison o! Waco. Sonora
A battery o. field artillery was en-
route from Fort Bliss. e. P;..-o Tex,
and svo 3-.nch field pieces We're on
the way from Camp Jones, Douglas,
A-iy
Reports that American ocil Nigh.
again be subjected 10 Mexican rebel
fire were heard this morning as ad-
vices came from tie rebel stronghold
al Scealcs. Sonora. tina. revolutionary
forces possibly would attack Naco,
Sonora. today.
Revolt Ncars Crisis
T,.e affairs of the revolution were
believed 10 be approaching a crisis
II. Sonora. A war council waS held a.
Cansnca south o. here Yesterday by
General J. Conzaio Escobar. rcvolu-
..onary commander in Chief. and i've
o. his aides
Whether they would make Il
preme effort 10 take the Naco sa-ri-
son by storm. or whether they would
attempt 10 make southwark drive
leaving the border garrison in the
hands Of the envy remained undo
is-mined On this side Of the internal
;!oral line.
From Aqua Prie.a, Sonora. cast OF
here, came a report that a Mexican
federal troop train was en- route from
e Paso. Tex. 10 Naco. 10 reinforce
the loyal garrison OF COO men which
has been holding the garrison against
the menace o. overwhelming numbers
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-04-12
City Wants BurrO
For Water-Hauler
AS Public Utility

Reno. Se-. April ie.-<P-Eair,
falls so rarely in the arid WaSsuk
mountains OF western Nevada tina.
the residents want hIr.o v-a.c.
carrying system established a5 z pub
lie utility
The state public sc-,.c- commission
has been asked 20 authorize rsc-s ami
mai water vending between TIE town
OF Hawthorne and Sauaw Geek. a
tiny stream, near the California lin.
A price OF four e.c half cents gal
Ion TO- water. :. .. D. cur-o. IS pro-
posed
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-04-12

f:aco. Sonora. 10 extend and improve
the wire cntaneiements in iruut q
the federal trenches. The trenches
themselves have been timbered to
better withstand possible Smelling By
rebel artillery.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-04-12
detroit Building IS
EXPLOSION WRECKED

Detroit, April l2.-tF-While menu
bers OF Is fire fighting units searched
through tons Of debris, police today
sought to determine the cause of an
explosion which late yesterday demol-
ished . four story building damaged
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Herbert Talon, head Of furnishiue
company, who was believed to havl
been in the building ct the time q
the explosion, had not been found
early today.