davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Other Livestock
Bu United Press

o5 qhAsalSSng 5So dssc5 H ssssadS e IT,
higher; best 10000 lbs. -i0Q25c higher.
early D ~ lso1sSo lbs $S93SS75e early
and ss hs sbs h st du lioi Hs5n g 0ad s d5S
choice. $7@7.25; lightweights. 10000 lbs,
Ssel5g S; 2oo-5so lbs. good ard choice
sSed snS chocs 2 psc2ng SONS VS
275-500 lbs, medium. and good. $4.25@
choice. $e:65@7.lS: Cattle Receipts, 1000:
ali Classes at Tm prces ; spots strong to to
top long yearlings. $s25; 1.428-lb. beeves.
$7.85,. highest of week for this weight:
s slaughter bt cat cattle and yeseEs steers SSS
l 100 l5 5esS good and choice, s7@ss75;
$50; 1901. 500 lbs. good and choice. $3.50
S26 n lbs Tnns5o and me
and choice s5OGs: common and me me-
dun. $3.25@6.5o; cows good and choice,
$3.75@5; common and medium. $3@3.75:
low gutter and cutter cows. s1:5oqs; bulls.
S4.25@4.75;. cutter to medium. $3.25Q4.50:
6.75; medium, 81 50G5.5o; Gull and com
mon. $S@d.5o; stocker and feeder cattle
s5.50G7: common. and medium. $4@5.5o
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; all classes scarce;
strong to unevenly higher: desirable. ma
ys lambs eSo,c mostly to
lings., $50; choice lightweight ewes. 50, rs;
slaughter sheep and lambs: Lambs 80 lbs.
down. good and choice. 6$.85@7.75: me-
diggm $s9eSS al ,S commo oa,, Weghts Sc Is
sI;25@S7S: all weights. Gull and cows. 75c
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Jantzen Knitting Mills declared a quar-
terlY dividend of Is cents on common
stock. payable Aug. !. Of record July 15;
against $50 pTeviously and the re SaiiS
preferred dividend of $i.75 a share. pay
able Sept. /. of record Aug. 20.
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Crash Injuries Fatal

b IEHt6S Dp6CtuJ
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, July 81
Burns and other injuries she
suffered in an auto crash In front
Of the airport here June 10 proved
fatal today to Mrs. Fred Weeks Of
Ligonier. Her husband and two
children, q 3-months-old baby and
a Swear -old son, survive her. They
we're in the accident, but escaped
injury.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI. O.. July S.-Hoxs-Re-
cents: lso3; helddSvss. ,npons; slow IN
grade, i7o-33o lbs. 81 7.so: mostly $3.50
on 2So lbs down: heavier weights scarce;
9s ss'-z 1925 Hs u.s. ssj9 1890 Sf
and medium weight soas. $500 AIS:
heavies down to 81. Cattle-Receipts, IT'S:
lower on grass steers and heifers: order
lots common and medium grassers. $4.50@
6: one load Of medium weight steers. s6.l5;
iinEs on dry fed odd. s7Gl7.so; most beef
cows. 50. 2544.25: low. cutters and cutters.
S sboc. s4 ss dwn ass ssay
q at $3.50 down.: mostly. IS and below.
Sheep-Receipts, 2.50o;. lamb trade. uneven.
and wether lambs. s7.60@s: some down to
81: bucks. $500 $50; throwouts largely.
$50 $50: sheep. steady: clipped ewes, 81
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Aged Man Dies

By Times Special
FISHERS, Ind, July S.--John A.
Young, "a, died in the Noblesville
hospital. He leaves his widow: a
brother, George M. Young. and q
sister, Mrs. Henry Clark. Mr.. Young
was active in community affairs for
forty years.
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By United Press

PITTSBURGH. July 3.-.Hogs- Receipts.
600: weights under 100 lbs. around Csc
higher others. mostly steady: 170-220 lbs.
$775gs; 22os25o lbs, s135@7; 65; $500
up to So: packing sows, steady to 25c
higher; medium to good ,so!ws. s5@5 so.
Cattle-Receipts. so: market, nominally
steady. Calves-Receipts 100: market.
steady: choice vealers I'D to So: bulk me-
dunn and good. $4.50Q7. Sheep-Receipts.
500; market, about steady: choice handy
weight lambs, up to $3.50: light and me-
dunn weights down to So: common and
medium around IS.
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In the Air

Weather conditions at 9 a. m:
Northeast wind, 10 miles an hour;
temperature, SO; barometric pres
sure. 1890 at sea level; ceiling, I'M
limited; visibility, miles; field.
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Interest in Rate Decision

% FHEOo oPOOt1s
RICHMOND, Ind, July 3.-City
officials here believe that rate re-
vision hearing for the Richmond
municipal electric plant will be af-
fected by decision of the Indiana
supreme court that such plants may
be operated for profit.
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Niuht FIiuhts Planned

Central Aeronautical Corporation
tonight will inaugurate regular
weekend night flying at municipal
airport. 1t Is planned by the COM
pany to conduct night flights each
Friday, Saturday and Sunday night.
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ShieIds Cets Ed;tor,s POI

PITTSBURGH, July Mark
Shields, former political writer of
the Pittsburgh Press, will become
managing editor Of the Washington
Herald, Hearst newspaper, it was
learned today.
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Rv United press

SALE EAST so5 eU seTsATsS5e ig gSaaCS bs fafg
aessiys 1I0@15ct higher $780, osS
T5o ws eight 'e kinds A around I'll Pigs
SITS down. Cattle-Receipts. 300; mostly
cows and low grade grassers: market slow.
cutter cows. $l.25@8. Calves-Receipts.
5O0;- holdovers. $50. vealers draggy. weak
to 50c lOwer goodd to shs9 S sSgs
kinds unsold. Sheep-Receipts. 700;
followers, 500: lambs quality plain; no
dependable outlet; early bids weak to
lower: throwouts IS; best natives quoted,
7.50; Kentucky ewes and wetheES. So
and better.
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By United Press

CLEVELAND. July 3.-Hogs-Receipts,
500: holdovers, 14e:. steady on desirable
l60-230-lb sorts at $765; heavier weights
offered: bulk other kind unsold. Cattle
Receipts, 60i extremely narrow pre-holi-
dse Numbers hodovef snd fresh Iaay
steers: cows and bulls also dull. Calves
Receipts. 200; bulk desirable vealers, So. go
down; setady; dull on grass and weighty
offerings. spots lower: few around $50
$50: grade common. Sheep-Receipts.
So: principally draggy holdovefs on sale:
S405 Gull and common kind predominant
ING
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By Times Special

ceipts' 200; markett" 25c &C. higher; 80 lbs.
s6.75: 100 lbs. down. $610: roughs. $3.50
market slow and steady; prime heavy
steers. ,s6@7; heavy shipping steers. $s9
gTs ds sgas sSS oo Se e. goo ta S:ters
dunn to good cows, $2.5O9S:. cutters SAG
25O: Gamers, $l@1.50; bulls. s2@3.25;
feeders. s4.50a6: stockers. $s04.50. Calves
Receipts. 200: market steady: choice. So;
medium to good. $4.50@5.50; outs. 81
steady; eve and wether lambs. ST; buck
lambs. So; seconds. $4,000; sheep. $l@2.
Thursdays shipments: Cattle. Is: calves.
122: hogs. All; sheep. l.061.
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LIGHT SELLING
SENDS FUTURE
PRICES LOWER
Evening-Up Over Holidays
Responsible for Most
Offerings.
By HAROLD e. RAINvILLE
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO, July 3.-Persistent,
scattezed selling gave the grains an
easy undertone on the Board Of
Trade today in a slow, dull pre-
holiday trade.
1t was largely evening up for the
double holiday with some short COW
ering aiding in checking the de-
cline, but selling on the weakness
abroad and the mixed Canadian re-
ports more than offset other fac
tors.
Movements Are Heavy
The heavy southwest movement
continues to depress the trade. I'M
proved weather conditions favoring
corn and oats occassioned selling
in those grains which sent the mar
ket downward.
At the close wheat was q to
cent lower, corn was u to u cent
lower and oats were Il cent off. Pro-
visions were weak, 3 to 2 points
down.
Liverpool remained quiet during
the afternoon and finished u to Is
cent lower. The southwest move
ment continues heavy and receipts
next Monday at those points are
expected to show an imposing total
The cash market was inactive. Re-
ceiptS were 80 cars.
Corn Options Easier
Corn was easier on the reports of
rains over large part of the belt
and lower temperatures. There was
not much rallying power in evil
dence early and at mid session
prices still we're II to x cent
lower. December received the best
support. Cash unchanged. Receipts
were lat cars.
Oats had a moderately flr1nt tone,
but eased y to X cent with the
major cereals early. Trade was fea-
tureless. Cash prices were I'M
changed. Receipts were 16 cars.
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Heat Hastens Death

By Uaited Press
KENDALLvILLE. Ind. July 81
Oliver Whan, "a, died while milking
at his farm near here Of heart dis
ease induced AZ the heat.
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BIZ United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. H.. July s.-Hogs-
Receipts. 1000; market, slow. early sales
around 10c higher than Thursdays aver
age: most -150-220 lbs. S7.4007S0: small
lots upward to $3.50: 1925 on 2oe-2s0 lbs.
Cattle--Receipts. 500: calves. receipts. 400;
market. vealers. SOC. higher at. $6.75:. not
ing: medium bulls around $3.50: cows.
s2i5@375: low cutters $175@2. Sheep
Receipts. 100; market. steady; bulk lambs.
throwouts. So: clipped ewes. So down.
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HOGS ADVANCE
ON CONTINUED
FIRM DEMAND
Cleanup Trade in Progress
in Cattle Market;
Sheep Steady.
ontinued light receipts and fair

Continued light receipts and fair
demand held hogs to a higher range
this morning at the city stock
yards. prices advancing 20 cents on
most classes. The bulk, 40 to 300
pounds, sold for 81 to S7.65; early
top, $7.65. Receipts were estimated
at $500; holdovers were 1873.
A cleanup trade was in progress
in the cattle market with slaughter
classes moving along slow. Re
ceipts were 200. Vealers were steady
at 81 down. Calf receipts were 300.
Sheep were little changed with
lambs selling mostly at 81 down.
Top price was $3.50. Receipts num-
bered 500.
Chicago hog receipts were 1000,
including 1000 direct. Holdovers
were 5000 The market opened Is
to Is cents higher on better kinds
scaling $50 pounds down. Palmer
kinds very Slow. good to choice 100
to 210 pound weights $3.50 to $3.50;
some held higher; 250-pound
weights SIPS. Cattle receipts were
1000; calves 1000; market Is cents
higher. Sheep 5000: Is cents higher.
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

TOLEDO, July 3.-Hogs- Receipts. light.
market. steady to Csc higher: heavies.
s6.50@7: mediums. s725@74o: Workers.
$7@7.25 Bigs. $7@7.40. Cattle-Receipts,
light. market. slow. Sheep-Receipts. light:
market. steady.
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CHICAGO Stocks Oneninu

tBy James I. Hamiu g. Col
ASS Tel Util. -. 24i4 Mid United Com 1891
Bendix AVA -. 81 Mo Kan Pipe l. 5b4
Borg Warner -. 20 Middle West -. IS
Central III -. 20i4 Natl Fam StrS.. AZ
Cent SO West. lTss N Am P & L.. STA
cent Pub Ser Ais Mob Sparks. Al
Comm Edison. .209is PIT Circle -. SO
Cont Chi Com. SIS SID Utilities :. ga
Chi Sec ....... is Swift g. Co. -. 261z
Grigsby Grunow So U Rad & Tel 243s
ct Lks Arcft.. Ava U S Gypsum -. GOA
insult Com -. 50 Walgreen Strs.. 1919
Inspr SIS 40. S63A
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Births
Boys

Leo and Edna Riley. st. vincent's hos
Roger and Pauline overstret. GIT North
Reuben and Caroline Solomon. Methodist
Earl and Eleanor Harrison. Methodist
Samuel and Lillian solotkin. Methodist
Arthur and Nan Smith. Methodist hos
Earl and Leoma Varying. 1Os South
Gladstone.
Russell and Francis ooley. 2712 Belle
Andy and Anna wilkerson. IT Karcher.
Cliffore and Mary Emmett. Coleman hos
William and Ruth worley. 1921 East
Patrick and Hanna Doherty. 5S4 North
deTvice and lola jackson. 4ls South
cyrus and Mildred Rice. 6ss Warren.
Pearl and Edna Spangler. 1929 High.
Girls
Albert and Evelyn Bowman. Methodist
Paul and Edna Jayman. Methodist hos
Willard and Ruth CARRIER. Methodist hos
Ted and Laura La Fever. Coleman hos
William and Elizabeth Brumneld. Cole
man hospital
Robert and Lucille Hays. 1888 Belefon-
:. Arlie and sodie Cossaday. 1854 West
Ruby and Bessie Brather. 2s22 Adams.
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Raw SUGAR PRTCEs
NOTED BAR0NET DIES

. Sir william Hart Dyke Succumbs
at Age of SO.
BIZ UMited Press
EYNSFORD, Kent, England. July
Sir William Hart Dyke, 90, po-
litical contemporary Of Disraeli and
Gladstone. died ct Livingstone
Castle here today. His son. Oliver
Hamilton Dyke. As. succeeds to the
title as the eighth baronet.
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New York Bank Stocks
(By Thomson g. McKinnon)
-Tt1lv a
Net Changes

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, July 2.--Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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Bv United Press

CHICAGO, July 3.-Eggs Market.
steady; receipts. 3o.77O cases: extra firsts,
tic: firsts, l6Ac; current receipts, 14lac;
seconds, 12Ac. Butter-Market. steady:
receipts. 14,o47 tubs: extras. 24c: extra
frsts. 22h@73c; hrsts. 2l@22c; seconds, 10
G20c: standards. 24c. Poultry-Market,
tic: springers. 2Sc: Leghorns. 1910: ducks.
1oc; geese. lOc; turkeys 15alSc; ROSTERS.
12ikc: broiIers "a lhs.l. 2ec: broilers (under
lbs, 24c: Leghorn broilers, 10000.
Cheese--Twins. I294@13c: Young Americas.
l2@l2Hc. Potatoes-On track l55: arrivals.
18c; shipments. 1,l8l: market trading
quiet market, dull: Louisiana Triumphs,
81 400 so; east shore Virginia barrels
Cobblers, $2.BS.
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BIZ United Press

FIT. WAYNE, July 3.--Hogs-Market. 15c
higher: loo-I4o lbs Sis: 1 sS JsS lbs.
$3.50; 250~22o lbs. $40; 2Sd-240 lbs. SIS:
240-260 lbs. $7.15: 26o-280 lbs, $500; $50
800 lbs. $3.50: 30o-325 lbs. $6.40: 325-350
lbs S6.15; roughS, $3.50: stays. $3.25:
calves. 81: lambs. IS.
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kTOCK SHARES
HOLD TO FIRM
TRADING RANCE
International Telephone a
Feature on Upside;
Steel Strong.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials for Thurs
day was 1871 4s. of li8. Average Of twenty
utilities was &c. 81. OF 40 Average OF
forty bonds was 1916. up .04.
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BIZ United Press

TOLEDO. July 3.--Grain on track, 2S1Ic
red: 1c. premium. Corn-No. yellow, So
@59c: No. 3 yellow. 57@58c. Oats-No 2
white. 2S@2ec; No; white. 27K @2sc.
new. $l3.75; prime choice, new. S14; prime
choice. old, STATS; october, .$l3.75; De-
cember. $14. Alsike---Cash. $3.50. Butter
run. 14@16c. Hay-Timothy per cwt. SIPS.
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Dow-JOnes
Summary
Allis Chalmers unified orders July !.
/ and si7.e26.0oo on July /. 1880.

were 50 .o5i. 900. against So. 77e,00o on June
and sl7,s26.ooo on July !. 1880.
pany declared an extra dividend Of IS and
regular semi-snnual dividend Of IS.
Hartman Securities Corporation declared
seni-annual dividend Of $3.50. all
dividends a.e payable July 8. OF record
July 2.
National City Bank as Of June 80. re-
ports deposits Of 81 400 557.OsO. against
SLIGO, OBJ 1856 on Dec. 81. 1880 and re-
sources Of s1,s7s.14O,5s5. against 1884,
244.523.
Buffalo. Rochester g. Pittsburgh Railway
first quarter net loss sls4. 43l after taxes
and charges. Year ago earned $57, 557, or
SO cents share on 8 per cent preferred
stock.
New York Stock Exchange loans declined
record low since publication Of these figures
began in 1926. Year ago totaled $3.727.-
7l1.269.
amounted to i54,s7S cars. against i27. lis
in May and i44,795 in June. 1880.
New York cables opened in Londcn ct
Amsterdam. 12.092: Italy. s2.915: Berlin.
20.502.
Middle West Utilities Company direc-
tors voted 10 extend common stock pur-
chase warrants series (A) to Dec. 81.
1882, and common stock purchase war
rants series CD to Dec. 80. 1888.
Jantzen Knitting Mills declared a quar-
terly dividend of IS cents on common
png tok o ON re sSnaa uS BASIS u.s.
nEe}nss SV RTeGgi9Tis and the seGTlar
able Sept. !. OF record Aug. 20.
Pacific Public Service Company declared
the. regular quarterly dividend Of 321a
stock payable Aug /. Of record July Is.
Daily average volume of Federal Reserve
was S954. 100000, decrease Of SO, 0o0, 900
from the preceding week and $77,0O0, 900
below the like week in 1880.
Brokers' loans increased S7S. 900, 900 in
week to S1.479.0OO.000. Non-brokers'
loans MP $7.0OO.0O0: reserve system ratio
S4.4 per cent. against S41 per cent a
week ago: New York ratio 89.7 per cent
against 9O.4 Der cent and 81.2 per cent
respectively. No announcement on redis-
count rate now at Ia Der cent.
Report Of the Exchange Inc. and sub
salaries for four weeks ended Jan. 20,
parts Of the business were res sold to r. K. q.
Corporation shows profit Of $S6,941 after
interest. and amortization for 1914 weeks
ton of certain profits to reduction of
ledger value of assets involved Pathe Ex-
c9sSn 9gs Sod inc; and SUBSIDIARIES report loss
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CHICAGO Grain Rance
Bu Times Snec{nl

By Times Special
CHICAGO. July 3.-Carlots: Wheat. 40:
corn. 1873: oats, 18: rye. o. and barley: 3.
By United Press
CHICAGO, July 3.-Cash grain close:
Wheat--No sales. Corn-No. 2 mixed.
$40; No. 3, 5sM Soc; 10 4. 5szc; INS NJ. $.
56Kc; No. 8 white. 561ac: sample grade,
52@54c. OatslNo. a white. 280281ac;
No. 8, 2734 62712c. Barley---38653 Tim
othy-$5Q5.5O. Clover-$l2@l9.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. July S.-Butter-Extras
Extras. i7Isc: firsts. i5isc; market,
steady. Poultry-Heavy fowls. 19c; me-
dium. 7oc; Leghorn- fowls 1s6l5c: heavy
20c ducks, 15d22c; old cock, lac. Potatoes
North Carolina cobblers best mostly.
$2.4092.5o per cloth top stave barrel
Virginia cohblers. $2.6562.75 per cloth top
etave barrel
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By United Press

NEW YORK. July 3.-Potatoes-Nfarket,
$2@2.5o barrel: Canada. s1.25@1.5o barrel.
Sweet potatoes--Easy; jersey baskets. sac
Market quiet and easy spring patents.
$4.50@4.60 barrel. PoYk-Msrket quiet;
mess, s2s barrel; La1d1Marset. easy;
quiet and steady: special to extra, as
sac. Dressed poultry-Market. steady:
ers, ESQ 3sc; fowls. 12@24c: Long Island
ducks. $50 lSc. Live poultry:-Market. dull
and weak: geese. lo@12c: DUCKS. -13Q21c:
12c: broilers. l6@32c. Cheese-Market.
good demand and Arm: state whole milk.
fancy to special. 13923c: young America.
l41z M19kc.
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(By Gibson & Bernard)
PRICES ARE To II NOM 4. s.
Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying S5c for
No. red wheat and 42c for No. hard
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Produce Markets

Eggs country runl-LosS of delivered in
indianapolis. lac: henery quality. No. i.
Poultry (buying pricesl-Hens weighing
horn hens. i4c; 1880 broiiers full feathereed
2 lbs. and up. 2Sc: under 2 lbs. zoe: bare
back. 12c: Leghorn broilers;, 18c: ducks. &c:
whites. &c: geese, &c. These prices are
for No. top quality. quoted by Kingan
Butter Wholesale /. 27@2sc: No.
2 25@26c.
Butterfat--24c.
Cheese wholesale selling price per
poundl--American loaf. 22c; pinlento loaf.
24c; Wisconsin 1rsts, 171ac: Longhorns.
17lzc: LonghornS. l7Sc: New York linz
berger SOC.
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ARRANGE POLAR FLIGHT
Graf Zeppelin WIN Start North on
July "a or rs.
Bg Unitcd Press

q p OFItttU Tts8
FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, Germany.
July 3.--The Zeppelin works an
nouEced today that the Graf zeppe-
Inns flight to the north pole would
start July a. or Is. DR.. Hugo Eek
ener viii be in command.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-17

by the Farmers National, and johnson
charged that .'coercive methods" wera
employed to accomplish that end. He
asserted that he could not continue to
edit a paper with instructions to tell
our farmer members that the deal was
a good thing when knew 1t Yves to
their detriment."
He refused, he said, ito stomach sup
porting a program from which all the
elements of producer control have been
removed and which believe to be a
menace to agriculture rather than the
help it was supposed to be-"
The resignation was addressed to A.
L. Berg, Baltic, S. Oak, president OF
the association, which operates in Mon
tana, North and South Dakota, Mime
sofa and Wisconsin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-17

gentleman in old clothes bedaubed with
grease, his pockets bulging with busters
and spanners.
st must see M. Maeterlinck at oncep
he said to the oily one.
Impossible" was the answer. "You
take my tip and be OF Immediately, or
I cannot answer for the consequences. =
The intimidated visitor melted away,
to discover later that he had taken
Maeterlinck's very own tip.
(copyrighs, 1881, by North American News
paper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-17
ERA OF GIANT INDIANS
is TOLD BY BONE FINDS
skeletons Believed of Redskins
Seven to Eight Feet
Tall

ST. LOUIS Op).--A day when giant
redskins, taller by head than mod
ern Indians, roamed Midwestern plains
and followed their chieftain even INTO
the grave is conjured up by recent
discoveries along bluff OF the MIS-
sissippi River near here. -.
Nine skeletons, believed by their as
coverer to be those Of Indians seven
to eight feet tall, were uneartneo by
workmen.
The burial site is in a region where
other aboriginal relics have been Iouno
in previous years. a
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MAETERLlNCK AT CHATEAU
ENGAGED ON NEW WORK
Rebuff Is Received by Visitor
Seeking Interview With
Famous Writer.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MEDAN (N.A.NA) Maurice Maeter-
linck is shut up in his chateau here
engaged upon new work. The park
surrounding him is impenetrable. He
must not be disturbed. He rises early,
breakfasts upon coffee and fruit and
works until noon. After lunch and a
brief siesta he takes a walk with his
dog and writes again until bedtime.
One bold inquirer penetrated as far
as the garage and discovered an elderly
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feet below the surface in horizontal
positions, face downward in two con-
verging lines.
Where they met, skeleton of UNI
usual size was found in an upright
position
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The origin of "windfall," in the sense
of good luck" dates from twelfth CEN
fury England. 1t was then a criminal
offense to cut timber m the forests.
Only such could be gathered as the
wind had blown down. Hence, heavy
windstorm was hailed by the poor as
SO much good luck, and from this its
modern application.
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MAN IN MOB KILLED
Spanish Civil Guard Kills One,
Wounds Several in Clash.

sARAGossA, Spain. September II
P.-one man was killed and several
were wounded In the town Of Malon
today when a mob of unemployed
fought with the civil guard.
The guard had attempted to dispense
parade whose ranks cheered for COM
munism and shouted insults to the
Spanish government.
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GRAIN EDITOR QUITS,
HITTING FARM BOARD
Victor A.. Johnston Charges "Coer
Give Methods" Used to Merge
Two Organizations.
BY the Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press.
MINNEAPOLIS. September 17-vic-
tor A. johnson. editor of the official
publication Of the Northwest Grain As
ISOLATION, regional cooperative, an
nounced his resignation today in let
ter stating that 81 can no longer sup
port the program of the Federal Farm
Board and the Farmers National Graft
Corporation"
The association was recently absorbed
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For 20 centuries there has been no
change in the domestic life of the East,
until the noisy, time-saving, labor
saving machines evolved in the West.