The Missoulian from Missoula, Montana • 8

THE DAILY MISS0UL1AN, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 29, 1932. 8 FORGET POLITICS FOR TEA BRIGHT SPOTS OF BUSINESS IGIBLSCOUTS EHO OUTING AT POLSON WHEAT VALUES I BRISK ADVANCE New York Stock Exchange TUESDAY'S QUOTATIONS. By Rochester Company, Brokers OFFICE, FLORENCE HOTEL 5E 'CHANGE TO ji Div. .50 .50 6.00 BY UNITED PRESS. American Railway association reports increase of 16,649 cars in levenue freight loadings during week ended June 18.

Northern States Power company reports net income for year ended April 30, of $8,828,295, against 88,641,062 in previous 12 months. American Radiator Sanitary company and H'ickwire Spencer Steel company resume operations at Buffalo plants. Southern California Power company eportn net income for year ended April 30, of $516,863, eaim.t S4S6.811 to preceding fiscal year. 4.00 1.00 High 84 5 4 47 2 33 '4 4 '4 16 14 4 6 '4 78" 12 3 Open 8 6 '4 44 2'4 30-' 4', 16 14 4 6 76 4' 11 34 Thirty-Seven Spend Week At K. of C.

Camp Grounds On Flathead Lake. Poison, June 28. (Special) Sunday afternoon brought to a close one of the most successful camp weeks ever held by the Poison Girl Scout troops. Camp was made and held at the Knights of Columbus grounds on Skidoo bay, during the week of June 19 to June 26, inclusive, and it is the opinion of the board of camp directors that more was accomplished this year than ever before. A large amount of handiwork was done, which will be placed on display here soon.

There were 45 in camp, 37 of Low Close Sales 7 7 500 5 5 400 43 45 42,900 2 2 600 30 31 53,700 4 4 4,600 16 16 400 13 13 200 4 4 500 6 6 '4 1,500 200 75 7674 40,900 11 12 1,000 314 3 500 1774 18 32,700 10 10 300 43 4514 20,100 174 174 200 3 And Extra Stock Dividend. Alaska Juneau Allis Chalmers Allied Chemical American Foreign Power American Can American Power Light Com Amer. Power Lite 6 Amer Power Lite 5 American Rolling Mills American Smelters Co American Sugar Refining American Tel Tel American Water Works Anaconda Copper Anaconda Wire Cable Andes Copper Atchison Ry Atlantic Refining Auburn Auto Aviation Corp 2.00 9.00 2.00 LIVESTOCK. CHICAGO. Chicago, June 28.

UP) (USDA) 4.00 1.00 4.00 10'4 49 'k Vi, 20 '4 10'i 43 '4 I'k SllJIIICMY Final Result Apparently Standoff. No Change In Average. BY JOHN L. COOLEY. Associated Press Financial Writer.

New York, June 28. UP) Stocks swung about erratically today, changing their trend with the dividend news as it came from several Important directors' meetings. The result appeared to be a standoff, for the 90 share composite closed unchanged, although rail averages dipped into new low ground. Aside from dividend announcements, little occurred to govern the market's course. -There was another selection of poor railroad earnings statements covering May operations, which was not entirely offset by the better movement of revenue freight in the week ended June 18.

Omission of Santa Fc's quarterly disbursement on its common shares, taking them off a paying basis for the first time since 1900, was nonetheless unpleasant because it had been expected. What the market had gained from Allied Chemical's "regular" was more than lost when the news from this important carrier came out; but prices rallied again when American Can surprised Wall street by voting the usual payment quarterly of $1. Norfolk Western reduced to an $8 basis from $10. The day's transactions totaled 129,745 shares. whom were Girl Scouts.

The girls were housed in eight tents placed Cattle Receipts calves I Meaerncss of Arrivals of New Grain Causing Anxiety. BY JOHN P. BOUGHAV, Associated Press Market Editor. Chicago, June 28. UP) Anxiety over meagerness of arrivals of r.ew-ly-harvested wheat gave a brisk upturn to wheat values in the late dealings today.

Enlarged speculative buying on dips in prices resulted atso from belief that good weather Southwest was now imperative to prevent further losses from rains, aa wheat was reported dead ripe in many sections. Special attention, too, was given the fact that so far this season Galveston has received very little grain, although harvesting in Texas has been on for several weeks. Wheat closed firm at virtually the day's top, r'; cent above yesterday's finish; corn, unchanged to cent higher; oats, 14 cent off, and provisions at 7 to 12 cents advance. Corn, oats and rye were helped by wheat rallies and by the most active shipping demand for com in some time. Charters were made for vessel-room to take 355,000 bushels of corn to Eastern lake ports.

Meanwhile, oats and rye were decidedly weak at intervals, July oats touching the ldWest price since 1897 and July rye the lowest since 1884, a result of scattered liquidation. Provisions advanced with hog values. Day's range In prices: in military order. Each day the camp was visited by a number of Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore Ohio Barnsdall Corporation Best Co visitors and the girls were given 2,300 400 100 600 2,800 3,600 200 5 4'4 6y4 5 7 '4 20 '4 4 4 5 7 i 20V4 3' S'4 4 '4 6 514 7 '4 21 374 5 4 6-T4 5 7'i 20 ti 2 treats each day. Girl Scouts attending were Lorraine Culligan, Iva Powell, Winette Meyers, Ida Winthers, Virginia Ross, 2.00 1.00 Eendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel Psrden As Co Borg Warner Budd Wheel Butte ft, Sunerior Butte Copper Zinc Associated Prtst Phot a Politics was the main thing at Chicago during the Democratic National convention, but that didn't keep Mrs.

Curtis Dall (left), daughter of Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Mrs. James Roosevelt (right), daughter-in-law of the governor from taking time out for tea. Inez Sorg, Bertie Mullen, Gertie Mullen, Carolyn Emory, Patsy Trainor, Helen Murphy, Jeanette Spaberg, Barbara Hanson, Alice Ross, Iris Reep, June Pronovost, Dorothy Mosley, Myrna Jensen, Louise Hancock, Donna Laut, Irene Stimpson, Helen Hedrick, Betty Jean generally steady to strong; early sales strictly dry lot steers $7 6 8.25; best heifer yearlings bulls firm; practical top weighty sausage vealers 25c or more lower; bulk $5V 6. Hogs Receipts active 101 20c higher; good to choice 180 to 240 lbs.

top 350 lbs. pigs packing sows 3.90. Sheep Receipts few sales to small killers and yard traders steady; packers bidding 25c or more lower; choice natives bidding $6 on few loads choice Idahos; fed yearlings fat ewes $1.50 2. OMAHA. Omaha, June 28.

(P) (USDA) Cattle Receipts calves 300; fed steers and vearlines active. 100 300 1,800 14,800 100 300 23,800 100 1.20 1.25 Wallace, Mary Jane Wilson, Catherine Campbell, Isabelle Gray, ill DELEGATE Denise Davis, Jane Steele, Dorothy Hancock, Wilma Fedderson, Edith Hutchins, Dorothy Calta and Virginia Steele. RICH GOLD IS REPORTED IN ALASKA MINE 214 714 8 2114 5 44 974 1 "2 81 6 4V4 2 34,4 18 '4 2714 2 '4 7 V4 6 20 5 4'4 11 1 2 84 614 "a I 474 2 3414 18 2714 400 19,700 6,400 OVER DESt'i HAPPY 2'i 714 8 22 5 414 11 1 "2 844 814 "614 4 2 35 19 21 14 Calumet Hecla Canada Dry Canadian Pacific Case Co. (J. Caterpillar Tractor Ccrro de Pasco Chesapeake Ohio C.

M. St. P. Pac C. M.

St. P. Pac. Pfd Chicago, Rock Island, Com Coca Cola Co Chrysler Motor Colorado Fuel Iron Columbia Gas Commercial Solvents Commonwealth Southern Corp Consolidated Gas Continental Can Corn Products Crucible Steel, Com. Curtiss-Wright Curtiss-Wright 2V4 714 8 "20 5 414 974 1 81 '4 6 414 2 34 '4 18 27 Ti.

25V 24 strong to 25o higher; bulk $6.50 PARK BOARD ENLARGED. Stockholders of the Acacia Recreational park met Sunday at the park for their annual meeting and picnic, NEW YORK BONDS. 7.00 1.00 Ts'o 4.00 2.50 3.00 v.su; 10s. 58; heifers strong, mostly other she stock steady: bulk beef cows S2.75j3.75: with about 40 in attendance. Dur bulls active, strong; medium grade State's Banner Leads MarS Of Delegates to Singalize! Roosevelt Victory.

Chicago, June 28. OP) Jubilari 2,700 1,400 4,800 20,800 4,000 3,300 "5,300 1.600 3.300 17.300 5,800 100 3,600 over the election of Thomas J. Wals'. 1 Wheat. Open High Low Close July old .48 .48 .47 .48 New .48 .48 .47 .48 Sep.

old .50 .51 .49 74 .51 New .50 .50 .50 .50 Dec 53 .54 .53 .54 Corn. July 29 .28 .28 Sep 31 .31 .31 .31 Dec 32 .32 .31 .3214 Oats. July 19 .20 .19 .19 Sep 20 .20 .19 .20 Dec 22 .22 .21 .2214 Fve. July 29 .29 .28 .28 Sep 3 1 74 .32 .31 -317s Dec 3514 .3514 .31 .3514 25 24 26'-4 2414 25'k 24 '-4 Seward, Alaska, June 28. UP) Elwyn Swetman, Seward druggist, arrived today the Babcock gold strike at Nuka bay and said an inspection of the Babcock tunnel stope, where the original strike was made, revealed six inches of ore so rich it was being "moiled" down on canvas.

"Moiling" consists of chipping the rock away from the hunks of gold. "The richness Is nnbelieve-able," said Swetman, who with others is financing prospectors in the region. The st.Tike was made 200 feet from the portal tunnel at about the same depth vertically. 4.00 Drug, Inc 3.00 Du Pont, New JW.eu'a veaiers steady; practical top light feeders $6.10. Hogs Receipts shipper market mostly 10c higher; packers bidding steady; top $4.35 for choice 180 to 210 few 300 lbs.

at sows strong to 10c higher at $3.40 3.65; feeder pigs 25c higher at $3.50 fi 3.85. Sheep Receipts 4.500; lambs and yearlings 15 25c lower; early sales rangers natives down from two cars fed wooled 87 pounds sheep and feeders steady; ewes down from feeding lambs down from $5.10. 39 '4 974 3 38 14 974 3 40'i 97i 3 '4 5.00 Eastman Kodak 39 1.20 Elect. Autollte 97 1.00 Electric Power Light 3 as permanent chairman in th tightest ballot thus far, the Moi-tana delegation feels well repai' for the long, tiring second sessioi of the Democratic convention. Montana's banner led a parad' of standards which signalized th important Roosevelt victory as J.

Shanley kept step to the strains "Pony Boy" with others of the dele gation following. The group voted as a unit to sus tain the Credentials committee 02 Erie, Com 300 "10 10 10 Firestone 10' Fox Film GRAIN MARKET. 100 18.700 3.900 1,700 6 9r'i 20'4 814 2.00 1.00 .40 3.00 1.00 "L60 contests carried to the floor and ot Walsh. Senator Wheeler, nearnv the end of platform preparation, sa with the delegation for the firs 6 914 20 8 id 2'4 6 14 l'i 2 6 '4 5 Gen. Amer.

Tame Car General Asphalt 6 General Electric 9 General Food 19 General Motors 8' Gliddcn, Com Gold Dust 10 Goodrich 2 Goodyear Tire Rubber 6 Graham Paige Motors 1 Granby Copper 2: Great Northern, Pfd 6 Great Western Sugar 5 Grigsby Orunow 6 9 1974 8 10 2'i 6 14 1' 2 6 5 II HORSES OF MUCH IMPORTANCE 4 900 100 200 200 MINNEAPOLIS. Minneapolis, June 28. (An Wheat 52 cars compared to 66 a year ago. Market higher; cash No. 1, northern 52S 54c; No.

1 dark northern 15 per cent protein 6266c; 14 per cent protein, 59T''62c; 13 per cent protein time today for an hour or so befor1 10 2'4 6'i 1'4 2 6i 5 ing the business meeting an election of officers was conducted, resulting in the enlargement of the board of directors to seven members instead of the former five. John E. Lewis of Columbia Falls and Major C. E. Coe of Dixon were elected to fill these two new offices.

Other members of the board are Dr. W. J. Marshall and Glen Smith of Missoula; Albert Lister, George Beck-with of St. Ignatius, and N.

A. Palmer of Poison. Activities for the coming year also were discussed during the meeting and it was decided that efforts are to be made this year in interesting every Masonic lodge in the state in purchasing a lot in Acacia park, and in erecting a community house for their members, in order that they might spend their vacations in the park and thus make it a state playground for members of the Masonic lodges of Montana and their families. Those attending from Poison were Mr. and Mrs.

N. A. Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. H.

S. Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. H. A.

Rake-man, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Meek and Dick Davis.

KALISPELL WINS IN GOLF. Members of the Poison Golf club entertained a group of Kalispell golf fans in a tournament Sunday on the Poison course, resulting in victory for the guests. Following the games the golf club entertained their guests at dinner served at the Model cafe and in the evening Mrs. J. A.

Johnson entertained the group at her. summer home on Skidoo bay, where they enjoyed swimming and boating and a lovely dinner. Those participating from Kalispell were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Good, Mr.

and Mrs. Hans Walshly, Lloyd Denny, George Haddow, Bert Sailing, Tom Hand, W. B. McDonald and John Evans. Those taking part from Poison were H.

E. Bixby, Ray he was called to the platform. St. Lawrence Plank. Walsh offered a plank to the Res olutions committee advocating de velopment of the St.

Lawrence wa 2.00 I 300 200 300 1 5474 5774c; 12 per cent protein Is SOUTH ST. PAUL. South St. Paul, June 28. (A) (USDA) Cattle, fed offerings steady; grassy stock dull; few lots yearlings held upwards of beef cows, $4 down; butcher heifers, with fed yearlings upward to medium grade bulls, $2.75 downward; calves, fully 50c lower; selected kinds, $5.50.

Hogs, 550; fairly active; unevenly 15c! 25 higher; better 160-240 relatively scarce, mostly $4.25 4.40; top, packing sows, $3 3.60; pigs strong to 25c higher; bulk better 100-150 $3.75. Sheep, 1.200; no early sales; buyers bidding around 25c lower on slaugher lambs, or from $5.25 down; generally asking steady; late Monday; bulk better grades native ewe and wether lambs, $5.50. terway which he hopes will result ir Houston Oil Talk of Combinations Heard at Democratic Convention. .40 100 400 300 5'4 4 '4 174 5 '4 1 5 '4 4 '4 174 Howe Sound 5' Hudson Motors 41- Hupp Motors 1 a material decrease of farm freigh costs. He has been one of the lead ers since the movement started.

Kenneth Romney, former assocl 52! 54c; No. 1 dark hard Montana, 14 per cent protein 57 7 to arrive 5774c; No. 1 amber durum No. 1, amber durum 53 ft 58 No. 1 red durum 41 42c; July 527c; Sept.

Corn No. 3 yellow, 30 32c. Oats No. 3 white, 19 fj 21 Vic. Barley 27 28c.

Rye No. 2, Flax No. 1, $li $1.0414. New York, June 28 fP) Following are today closing prices of bonds on the New York Stock Exchange: U. S.

Liberties. Liberty 3'4s 32-47 $101. Liberty 1st 4'4S 32-47 101.20 Liberty 4th 4'is 33-38 102.21 Liberty 4th 4s Reg. 33-38 102.19 Treasury 4'4s 47-52 104.24 Treasury 314s 46-56 99.25 Treasury 3s 40-43 June 98.18 Treasury 3 43-47 98.3 Treasury 3s 41-43 March 98.2 Treasury 3 "is 46-49 94.3 Treasury 3s 51-55 92.25 Domestic. Allegheny Corp 5s 44 12 Amer Smelting 5s 47 74 Amer Sugar 6s 37 101 '4 Amer 5s 46 100 Amer 5a 60 93 Ti Amer Cvt 4 Vis 39 98 Amer Gen 4s 95 81'i Bait Ohio 1st 5s 48 78 Chi Gt West 4s 59 32 St Pac 5s 75 14 St Pac Adj 5s 20000....

3- Chi West 4 'Us 49 9Vi Chile Cop 5s 47 20 Cuba Ry 5s 52 21 Den Rio Gr 5s 65 8 Det Edison 5s 49 A 99 Dodge Deb. 6s 40 69 7i Fisk Rubber 8s 41 23 1 4 Gen Motors Acpt 6s 37 101 1i Goodrich 6'is 47 70 Goodyear 5s 57 69 Gt North Ry 7s 36 A 55 Gt North Ry 48 77 41 Humble Oil 5s 37 99 Int Match 5s 47 3'i Int Cvt 4' Is 39 20 Mis Kan Texas 1st 4s 90 67'i Mis Pac Cvt 55 49 7 Pac 5s 42 100 Sinclair 7s 37 86 Stand Oil Deb 5s 46 101 Stand Oil 4'ls 51 84 Texas Corp 5s 44 74 United Drug 5s 53 68 Rubber 5s 47 30 Utah 5s 44 60 Utah 5s 64H West Pac 1st 5s 46 26 '4 West Union 6HS 36 59 Youngstown 5s 1970 55 Foreign. Argentine 6s 57 A 35 Belgium 6HS 49 93 Brazil 8s 41 British 5'is 37 102 Canada 5s 52 89114 Chile 6s 60 4 French 7 'is 41 117'4 French 7s 49 112' ermany 7s 49 54 4 Germany 7s 49 541i Japan 6'is 54 58' 4 3.00 Ince'rsoll Rand ate of his brother. Miles Romney, i' the publication Western News a i 1 WO 11 if" ii "i.500 Tj, 4 3 4 5,500 3 3 3 U00 Inspiration Copper 1 International Combustion En 1.80 International Harvester 11 International Nickel 3 International 3 Johns-Ma nville 10 kelvinatof Company 3 Krnnecott Cornier 5 Hamilton, is chief tally clerk of thf convention, which position he ha; held for two previous meetings. H( is financial clerk of the House 01 Representatives, where he begef under Wilson and served througr the succeeding Republican 4 11 10 10 3 27; 2 500 5 5 5 4,900 Kroger Grocery Inc Loews PORTLAND.

Portland, June 28. (A) (United States Department of Agriculture) Cattle Receipts, 60; calves, 10; no early sales; Monday market closed steady on high medium to good and she-stock but weak and unevenly lower on lower grades; low grades 10 10 10 10 500 i4" 15 14 15 1.500 10 11 10 10 1,700 11 11 11 200 Lorillard Tobacco Louisville Gas Electric CHICAGO. Chicago, June 28. UP) Wheat No. 3 red.

48c; No. 3 yellow hard, 49 No. 3 mixed, 48 c. Corn No. 2 mixed, 30c; No.

1 yellow, 30 57 31c; No. 2 yellow, 30 if 31c; No. 1 white, 30c; No. 2 white, 30 c. Oats No.

2 white, 20ru21c; No. 3 white, 19f20c. Barley 30fi 35c. Timothy seed $2.50 2.75. Clover seed $9 14.

Rye No sales. 1.00 Too" 1.20 1.75 T.00 .50 1.50 Mack Truck 12 FOOD SCARCE; BAD DAYS FOR BONUS FORCES Magma Copper particularly dairy type offerings practically unsaleable; around 13 loads held over. Mitchell, Steve Creswell, Walter Hogs Receipts, 500; market steady Chicago, June 28. OP) While all the enemies of Franklin D. Roosevelt pooled undivided energy today in the struggle to pull him down, talk began of combinations to lift one or two rival candidates out of the ruck.

Discussions, with no actual results visible, were undertaken last night over the possibility of linking Tammany's votes, those of New Jersey and other Alfred E. Smith states, behind Governor Ritchie of The idea was that John F. Curry, Tammany leader, although still maintaining neutrality, was becoming doubtful of Roosevelt's victory chances, and was therefore receptive to plans for another candidate. However, in delegate conversations it is assumed to be certain that if Roosevelt forces fail to win they will at least pull down any candidate picked by Smith. The theory, or rather the gossip, is that then the Smith delegations would swing to the generally unopposed Newton D.

Baker, who, except for his vigorous objection to the Roosevelt plan for majority rule nomination, has kept fairly well out of the convention picture, so far. If the convention passes the third ballot mark, the hunt for another candidate, with a chance to win, is expected to become active. Stimson, Henry Teitjen, J. A. Johnson, Lloyd Wallace, Bill Laut, Irving Johnson and A.

J. Lowary. to easier; one load and few best drive-ins bidding lower on remaining loads. Matheson Alkali 9 Miami Copper Missouri, Kan. Com 1 Missouri Pacific, Com 2 Montgomery Ward 4 Nosh Motors 9 National Biscuit 25 National Cash Register 6 National Dairy Products 14 National Power Light 8 PORTLAND.

Washington, June 28. (A3) Facer, by new problems, the bonus army'f leadership today changed hands again. Portland, June 28, UP) Wheat 12 12 ouu "9 "9 '9 100 "i 1 2 300 2 2 2 100 4 4 4 U00 9 9 9 300 26 24 25 5,100 6 6 6 300 15 14 14 8,700 8 8 8 7,400 2 2 2 100 14 7 6 6 700 11 10 10 19,400 2 3-74 1 200 16 1546 7,300 674 6V 6. 2,700 OLD-TIMERS' PICNIC. About 150 old-timers, who have Sheep Receipts, 750; Monday market closed extremely weak; spots 2.00 2.80 1.00 Thomas Kelly of Camden, N.

been living on the reservation west future closed July. 48c; September, 43c; December, 50 c. Cash wheat Big Bend Bluestem, 55c; soft white. 50c; western white. 49c; hard winter, northern spring, 48c; western red, 4714c.

of Poison for 20 years or more, en joyed their annual Old-Timers' pic unevenly lower; practical top lambs, outstanding kinds quotable higher; quotable top yeerlings, few ewes, $1.25. nic Sunday at Camp Tuffit on Lake Mary Ronan. Following the picnic who has been acting commander-in-chief of the tattered war veterans since the resignation of Walter W. Waters of Portland, Ore. vacated his post, and was succeeded by George Kleinholz of Portland, Ore.

Nevada Con 2 New Haven Ry 7 New York Central 10 N. American Aviation 2 North American 15 Northern Pacific 6 SEATTLE. dinner, outdoor sports and games were enjoyed, and a baseball game 107c Seattle. June 28. UP) Cattle Re between the married and single men 6 6 6 6 600 10 1 1 10 1 1 500 .80 Ohio Oil 1.50 Otis Elevator 19 19 19 1H e.wu 1 1 1 1 2.100 2.00 Pacific Gas Electric Packard Motors ceipts, 155; choice steers, common, $31T4; choice light heifers, $4 4.50; choice cows, common and medium, bulls, light calves, heavy, 3.50.

Hogs Receipts. 297; no changes. Sheep Receipts, 894; ewes, 50cf? others unchanged. NEW YORK CURB. METAL MARKET.

New York, June 28. UP) Copper quiet; electrolytic spot and future 5c. Tin easy; spot and nearby $19; future $19.20. Iron quiet, unchanged. Lead dull; spot New York 3.00c; East St.

Louis 2.90c. Zinc barely steady: East St. Louis spot and future 2.70? 2.75c. Antimony 5.00c. resulted in victory for the married men.

This organization includes the pioneers of Dayton creek, Irvine flats and Big Ledge, the oldest settler of which is Ole Anderson, who has been a settler here for 42 years. Another old-timer is Barney Branegan, who Is a pioneer of 40 years; Joe Marian and Mr. and Mrs. John 1 1 1 1 Paramount Puullx Phelps Dodftc Pennsylvania Railroad 2.40 4 4 4 1UU 8 8 7 7 4,600 14 15 14 14 700 3 3 3 3 900 24 25 24 24 3.400 23 23 23 23 5.000 3 31 3 3 500 J. C.

Penney Phillips rctroleum Procter Gamble Public-Service of N. Pure Oil 2.40 3.20 A steady downpour of rain gravated the tenr of the rank and file, now facing a food shortage. Stocks now on hand were suf ficient for only a few hours. Insurgents Worsted By National Guard Managua, Nicaragua, June 28. Virgil Hays, serving as a lieutenant Of the Nicaraguan National Guard, reported today that hi3 patrol had killed five Insurgents and captured, a quantity of ammunition in an engagement near San Juan yester day.

Lieutenant Hays, whose home is in Englewood, received a slight machete wound in the knee. 20 Years What Miwoula Waa Doing On This Date in 1912. SrOKAXE. Spokane, June 28. C) Cattle, 63.

Hogs, 71. Sheep, 47. All steady. Unchanged. 3 3 3 3 1.900 Radio Corporation 2 2 2 2 300 1 1 1 1 100 Radio-Keith-Orpheum Remington Rand Herman come next in order, having lived in ttiis territory, each 35 years.

Other of the older-timers are Mike. Nick and Melvin Meuli; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coates, Thomas Reed, Gene McCarthy and Stanley Proctor. During the meeting Mike Meuli was elected to the office of president of the organization, succeedine Ole Anderson, and Mrs.

Roy Proud was elected to the office of secretary, succeeding Mrs. Meuli. 4 4 4 4 100 Republic SI eel Corp, By The Associated Press. Assoc Vs Hill Sullivan 16 Cities Service 2's Cities Service pfd 12 Com Sou 5-IS Creole Pet 2'i Cresson El As 6 Ford Mtr Can A 6 Ford Mtr Ltd 2-k Gulf Oil Heel a 2 i Holling 4' Hudson Bay l'i Humble 37 Mount Pro 3 Niag Hud Pow 9 Niles Bement 4'i Std Oil Ind 18 Todd 10 IFGiS HERE POTATO MARKET. Chicago, June (USDA) Potatoes, 36, on track; 146 new, 14 old; total U.

S. shipments, 454: new stock stronger, supplies moderate, trading good: Southern Bliss Triumphs, 1.60; heated 1.40; Cobblers, best, $1.50 1.60; ea.t shore Virginia Cobblers, old stock dull, trading slow, no sales reported. Howard Toole, who has been attending the University of Virginia, has returned to his home here for the summer vacation. Richfield Oil 3.00 R. J.

Reynolds Tobacco 5.bo"Safevvay Stores" Seaboard Oil Gas Sears Roebuck 26 27 26 27 1 .700 34 35 34 35 1,700 7 7 7 7 700 9 10 9 10 5.300 nURG Shell Union Oil 2 2 2 2 200 7 7 6 6 3,700 Socony Vacuum .80 2.00 18 19 18 19 WO Southern California Edison 7 7 6 6 7.500 Southern radiic Ry. Brakeman Heller, of the Northern Pacific railway, sustained a broken leg and other injuries yesterday when a cow charged the caboose of a work train near Flathead. The train was backing up, and when the cow charged, the shock threw Heller to the ground. He was brought to Missoula to the hospital. 3 3 2 3 8,10 9 10 9 9 2.000 Southern Railway Standard Brands 10 10 9 9 1,000 17 18 17 18 900 Standard Gas fc Electric Standard Oil of California 1.20 2.00 2.00 1.00 MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued recently by the clerk of the court to Xerxes Good and Dorothy Wlehrdt, both of Poison, and the couple was married Saturday, June 25. fcy Rev. O. D. Martin: Clayton Patterson of Somers and Miss Opal Bernice Mc-Knight of Poison: John F.

Malloy and Theresa Gross of Missoula, and Verne Boucher and Delia Vincent of St. Ignatius. INVESTMENT TRUSTS. By Rochester Company. Bid Asked POULTRY.

Chicago, June 28. W) Poultry, alive, 61 trucks, firm; fowls, 13c; colored broilers, 14c; fryers, 16c; springs, 19c: Leghorn broilers. 124 14c; rotwters. 8c; spring ducks, 83 old. 7ci8; spring geese, 11c; old, 8c; turkeys, IOcTi 12.

Berlin, June 28. President von Hindenburg today signed an edict, which will be published tomorrow, ruling that federal law supersedes state law, hence members of militant political factions may wear uniforms even in those states which have objected to the practice. 23 23 23 23 10.300 2 2 2 2 400 3'4 3 3 3 300 Standard Oil of New Jersey. Stewart Warner Studebaker Co MTISINGER TAXI Phone 5515 But Termtari 129 West rront 25c Twenty-Five 25c 24 Hour Service 24 MtUlBcvr UtacM thmrh th bear! th Btttcr Iwl V1It hi Tmxl Serric tn the City Misratla, Mont DON'T WALK CALL t'S Corporate Trust Shares North American $1.43 Standard Oil Group 2 National Industries $1.30 Universal Trust $1.50 $1.30 $1.53 3 '4 $1.40 $1.60 1.00 Texas Corporation ft's 2.00 Texas Gulf Sulphur 12 1.50 Tlmken Roller Bearing 8'4 Trans. America 2'4 Discord Again Hits Chilean Government 9 9 9 2.900 12 12 12 1,200 8 8 8 700 2 a 2 2 500 7 7 7 3.700 4 4 4 4.200 13 13 13 2.000 12 11 11 5.300 16 15 15 1,200 8 8 8 300 Acting Governor W.

R. Allen has increased the reward offered for the arrest and conviction of the men who murdered J. M. Ballard, Northern Pacific brakeman. The state reward of $300, plus the railway reward of $300, makes it worth while to report any knowledge of the slayers.

Missoula again takes the lead in the Union association baseball race, winning from Great Falls, while Butte downs Salt Lake City. FOREIGN EXCHANGE. BUTTER AND EGGS. Chicaeo, June 28. (Aft Butter, 16.716.

steady: prices unchanced. Eggs, 10.820, easy; extra firsts. 12c; fresh graded firsts, 12 current receipts, llcliv, storage packed firsts, 12c; extras, 13c. United Aircraft 7'4 .40 United Corporation 4 2.00 United Fruit 13 1.20 United Gas Improvement 12 '4 U. S.

Industrial Alcohol 15 2.00 U. S. Piiie Foundry 8' United States Rubber 1.00 United States Smelters 11 U. S. Steel 22 ij U.

S. Steel, Pfd 52 1.20 Union Carbide 16' 6.00 Union Pacific 32 Utilities Power Lite 2H MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR. New York, June 28. UP) Foreign exchange steady. Great Britain Demand, SS.eoU cables, 60-iay bills, France Demand, 3.93 l-16c; cables, 3.93'.ic.

Italy Demand, 5.08'-ic; cables, 6.09c. Demands Belgium, Montreal, 87.62 lie. NEW CORPORATION. New Low Prices Shoe Repairing LADIES' Kibbcr ttatbrr bed ltfUJ4 Half ole BS 10H 21 52 16 30 2 400 34.700 7.600 10.000 13.200 300 101, 21' 61's 161 29 2 11 23 53's 16 33 214 Minneapolis. June 28.

Flour unchanged. Shipments 20.210, Pure bran, $10; standard middlings, $10.50 Native of Valley Dies in Nevada Darby, Juns 28. (Special) Mrs. Mildred Lambert, 32 years of age, and a native of the Bitter Root, died Thursday at Reno, New, according to word received by relatives here Monday. Mrs.

Lambert was the daughter of Mrs. John Smith resident for many years of the West Fork district, where Mrs. Lambert spent her childhood. Mrs. William Gammet and Lewis Leavens, sister and brother of the deceased also survive.

Funeral arrangements are pending. Burial probably will made in Lone Pine cemtery at Darby beside the grave of a sister. New keu. any rotor, atr MEN'S (By The Associated Fress.l Marine Oil Gas company of Shelby; capital stock, 150.000; directors. N.

C. and K. C. Morton and G. E.

Wilson, all of Shelby. Santiago, Chile. June 28. UP) Discord again struck the revolutionary junta in control of the Chilean government today. Senor Carlos Davila, the former ambassador to Washington who led the first revolt June 4 and then resigned from the Junta to head a successful counter-revolt last week, carried on alone following the resignation yesterday of his two colleagues, Nolasco Cardenas and Armando Caoero.

Senor Cardenas and Senor Cab-ero told friends they were retiring because of disagreement with the policies of Davila. The secretary of th? Junta denied, however, that the two members had resigned. Vanadium 6 6 Half olr a KoDtwr er leather heela 4te MONEY MARKET. hew Laeea and Free Shina i(h every half sole job. BAR SILVER.

New York, June 28. (vpi Bar steady and unchanged at 28 c. Tap Dancers Attentton! Sire an DIVIDEND PASSED. 10 12 17 23 9 300 2,600 700 4.300 17,800 8.200 900 200 Warner Bros. Pict 1.00 Westinghousc Airbrake 10 Passed Western Union 13 1.00 Westinghousc Electric 16 2.40 Wool worth 23 Worthington Pump 9 10 12 16 23 9 10 13 17 24 9 taps at LHnmann's.

The bt Ton New York. June 28. UP) Direct Kinf Taps lor oeir Ste. Lismann Shoe Repair New York, June 28. OP) Call money steady; 2'4 per cent all day; time loans steady; 60-90 days l'i; 4-6 months 1'2 per cent; prime commercial pappr bankers' acceptances unchanged- ors of Atchison.

Topeka Santa Fe railroad today took no action on 1 Yellow Truck Cab 1 1 1 1 St N. Hirrlm Are. Phone 4IM A $5 goldpiece in your pocket Is much better than a five-pound gol.l brick In your hand. the dividend on the common stock. Total transactions,.