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Wichita Daily Stockman from Wichita, Kansas • 4

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et Fpjf i WICHITA DAILY STOCKMAN Wichita Broom Corn i EE FROM QUAKES LIFE Choke green. Whisk PROTECTION: THAT'S PROTECTION PROVES EMPTY DHEAH1 "Lil Arllmr" Bach To ihe Federal Pen Former Champion Must Serve Out II ih Year. Choice .15 1 l7Vi Medium hurl .14 Warehouse hurl M2tt III LOS ANGELES That's what you gel when yo( ur the Q. M. Franklin BUckUg AgfraMinGarm-Free Vaccine) "Bettor Ba Safa Than Sorry" Choice self working: Medium self working t07.10 Common self working, ,06 08 Choice inside and1 covers .10 This Trade Mark Is Your Protection Medium insidca and covers .08 Common insides and First streets; their osciape by window and climbing through Jeayinjr behind the dead officer and his two wounded companions.

Officer Ballard was shot three times, two wounds being in the lefi sido of the neck and one in the mouth. A 32 caliber automatic was used with deadly effect by the gunman. Descriptions of the two gunmen were sent broadcast Tuesday night by the police tn an attempt io bring thein io justice. The descriptions are: "King, 22 to 25 years old. Five feet six.

Hundred forty pounds. Black hair. Black eyes. Dark completion, bope fiend." 1' I 24 years Five fee). eleven.

Hundred sixty-five pounds; Light complexion. Wearing khaki shirt. Good looking man." Ballard, the victim, is married and has a large family. Weaver who was covers Damaged y. ,02 03'A ndreds of the Cijlzees Seek Safety at Beaches and in the Open Country.

j. four shocks in one day pv--- Vdlnn In Clty-Damaoed and Man) Injured By Falling 'Briek 'f. nd Window Glass. It is on the label of every bottle. DON'T wait until you are losing calves before you vaccinate.

Order from our neareat office. The Kansas Blackleg Serum Co. STOCK YARDS WICHITA, KANSAS jOi Angeles. Four earthquake k'ks were felt here the other day San Diego, July 21. Jack Johnson, fugitive pugilist crossed the international boundary liueHoday and was placed under arrest on a white slave charge.

Johnson came across the line with Sheriff John Cline of Los Angeles As. he stepped onto United States sbi after an absence of severer years, Deputy Sheiilf George Cooly of San Diego County, stepped forward and read a warrant charging Johnson with white slavery. Johnson then got into a machine and was to be driven to the San Diego County jail. It is expected he will bo arraigned this' afternoon. Glad To Get Back.

Johnson, who has.been residing in Tiajauna, McSlco, several months, rode in an automobile to the Mexican side 'of the boundary. He thopk hands with several. Mexican officials, walked to the American customs house, presented his passports and stepped across the line. Deputy U. S.

Marshal! Gecrge Gool-cy and Dave Gershon, special agent of the department of justice wore KILLS TICKS, LICE and CURES MANGE STANNARD'S PROCESSED CRUDE OIL -One application of STANNARD'S PROCESSED CRUDE OIL will more to rid your stock of ticks, lice, and cure them of manire. than three of an at night there was an exodus the beaches, hundreds seeking sqot in the left eye, is also married as. feacape the danger from fulling is Rambo. other preparations on the market, for the reason it kills nits as well as the lie ks and shattered window clana. prefer to camp out in the open and remains on the stock so long that it thoroughly cures' them of the mange, Recommended for spraying inside of poultry houses to destroy mites and keep down disease among your flock.

Sold in fifty trallon wood barrels at 113.50 ner at many points along Ihe bunches clliea arid most anything for a lent were popping up. barrel, in fifty-gallon steel barrels at $19.00, f. o. b. Coffeyville, Kansas.

Seod cash with order. was a day of panic- and alarm in C. A. STANNARD COMPANY. Box W.

Coffeyville. Kanaaa GO ON STRIKE i London, Eng. Because the organ-irjr nnd the negotiating committee of the Iron and Steel Clark's Guild were Kept waiting by the general manager when they attended to interview him, 100 clerks at Mannesmann Tube Works, have gone ori strike. Angeles. All of the earth shocks French Girl Dies Alone, Deserted by Her American band.

Her life real and earnest she hnd been a heroine In the strife, but the pauper's grave was her goal, For Annette Clchot Markland'a life proved but an empty dream. Annette was a French war heroine; four years she drove an ambulaneo on the French and Inter on the American fronts. Three times she was painfully wounded. Three times she was gassed. They buried her a few days ago In a pauper's grave at Ruth, fur she died alone, deserted by her American soldier husband.

Annette found romance amid the bursting of sMells nnd the hardships of ivfir. An American private, Ralph Mnrklaud of (he A. E. F. quartermaster corps mot (be brave young nurse and a hasty courtship ensued.

Mnrklaud brought his bride to Butte In February. 1019. His family bitterly opposed the mnrringe. In the face of parental objections and the heartless animadversions of relatives und friends of ihe family, the young husband's 'love for his bride cooled. Two complaints issued charging hlin with nonsupport, after which Miirklond fled, leaving his wife alone and without friends or funds to return lo the 'country she had served so faithfully.

A little later Annette was admitted to Ihe county poor farm a pauper. An operation was made necessary as the result of wounds she hnd received in the service pf two flags. She niiide no efTort to live, She did not waul to live. Half starved and broken in spirit. I lie once stouthearted girl, In whose arms dying patriots bad sympathy nnd received il.

preferred to find rest at last In the pauper's field. Her funeral was attended by thousands, including regular soldiers, world war veterans and fled Cross nurses. A band followed the hearse, I laying the Marseillaise in funeral 'inpo. Virtually nil business was s-ispended in Butte (luring the sad p-ocevsion. nnd full military honors mirked the requiem to (he dead.

All things attended Annette Clchot of the Bed Cross in death. Only disappointment, self-sacrifice and pain attended her in life. waiting for the. juttf-l st and plucpd i Vl severe, causing conuidcruble flerty" damage and more or Icbu ire Injuries to No death 1 wrred, however, despite ine wild pes thai went flying across Ihe I after each. jar.

ourth Shock In Late Afternoon. ie fourth shock come at 6:13 It was not quite so sharp as others, but it addod lo the tnxiety and sent scores more scut (g toward Ihe open country. Fear iped many of citizens and WICHITA MARKETS him under arrest ns he entered- the WICHITA HIDE MARKET. Hid quotations are furnished tbt Wichita Daily Stockman by Herman L. Page to the J.

C. Smith Hide and are correct to data. Beef Hides No. 1 No. 2 Salt cured cattle 12(u) Salt cured cattle tfp.ll Side brands over 40 lbs 10(H brands under 40 lbs 10 Bulls and stag lOfd) Bull side branded a ()ll(a Salt cured glue fat t)(i(a) Green salt cured deacons at 75 Slunks, each 70.15 Green uncured hides 2c less than same grade, cured Horse hides, green No.

1 as to Rize 6.006.00 Horse hides, green No. 2 as to size 4 UO5.00 Pony hides and Glue Horse half price Horse hides, without tails 26h0c each less. Mule hides, 2550e each less than horse hides. G. S.

Hog skins, Sheep (iclts, Dry. according to wol lb 10 20 Dry Hides. Dry flint, butcher heavy Dry flint, fallen heavy 20(S)25 Dry flint, under 16 lbs 25 Pry salt, heavy Dry salt, iitfbl 15S.20 Dry cull.i I2 Tallow Tallow No. I 10 rllo No. 2 08(a).

10 (Kansas. Nebraska and Oklahoma Bright nieijiiini ir)(f02f Dark medium Light fines 15 'leavy fines United Slates." When arrested Johnson grinipJil and said: "Alright, but say, it is sure upod "EQUITY BRAND" COTTON SKh'D MKAL CAK1C HULLS Hog Fattener, Cattle Fattener, Dairy Ration Hominy Feed, Gluten Feed, Molasses Feed, Tankage, Old Process Linseed Oil Meal, Ground Oats, Barley, Corn. Corn Chop, Poultry Feed, Bran, Shorts, Mill FeetL Black Strap Feeding Molasses, Corn, Oats, Barley. We are manufacturers and millers of grain and feed stuff. Gat our weekly prices on straight and mixed can and in ton lota.

All feeds for the feeder. SERVICE THAT SERVES Feeders' Supply Company P. I.I.VK STOCK XI 'HA NO 10 KANSAS CITY. MO to get back in the United States again. icians were reported busy pie ing for nervous disorders.

Wichita Live Poultry. Hens, average receipts 20 Broilers, 1920 hatch 35 Roosters, old and young 14 No. 1 Y. T. lurks, 10 lb.

and .20 No. 1 lien lurkii, 7 lbs arid over 20 Old loins 18 Duck 15 Geese 08 Guineas 4l Will Go to Leavenworth Pen, Chicago, July 21. Jack JohriHun, was 10:10 o'clock in ll) mnrning in (he city was first shaken, it fugitive pugilist reported arrested to like the Herniation produced by the i len" slopping of a street cat by an i muloi man, but in ill I i- day in California, will be turner), over to the United States marshal on his arrival in Chicago to be taken immediately to Fort Leavenworth many limes. Hysterical excite followed this shock and the cily It it was dec'ared tit the office, of Dis had been calmed before Ihe trict Attorney Chnrbs V. Clyue to nd came at 1:27 o'clock in the noon, followed in two minutes by 'Wichita Butter and Eggs.

Prices paid lo farmers by local ioeers for butter and eggs today were: Butter, 45c; eggs, 33c. Fr'cct charged for butter and eggs by gro-ers arc: Butler, 50c; eggs, 38c. day. "There is nothing to do with John son except to send him to Leaven third. Injured By Bricks and Class, pth of thene were sharper than ifirsl an'l everywhere- buuinc-tts worth," said James A.

Miller, assist Q.TffTAM let us ouotk you our live and 3 I VIliTlFjll livk on CORN HAY COTTON SEED CAKE OATS BRAIN COTTON SKKIV shorts molassks rmm JUST PHONE OK WIRh THIJIi bl.UK SKRVIO ant district attorney. He has been sentenced and the decision wa af firmed in the circuit court of appeals. Ilulterfal. Local creameries this morning quoted prices on butler fat at 52c pound. Olllf, itwk -t rhnqf WICHITA.

KNJA HIE H-0 HAY A GRAIN CO. rfhonif: By the Millloa Dollar F.lrvsior Three Policemen dings were deserted by their oc inta, some of whom rushed out to-be injured by fulling bi icka 01 j'6y pieces of filuss. One man suf 'd a broken leg iJUrts and other places were scenes sear panic, some persons running tire open, some fainting from fiighi others slopping io pray. Many jn knots on street comers "i'-others walked down the middle of NOMINAL QUOTATIONS PRAIRIE No. 1, No.2 Wirhita Grain and Feed.

Retail prices for feud in Wichita with additional charges for delivery: tl3.r0(15; No. 3, $013; packing, Shot Last Night And One Was Killed Shorts, per cwl 3.20 MNDLAND No. 1, $1213; No. 2 $811.50. Wheat' bran per cwt 2.G5 rt street 3 waicmng tne iiunuingj Shelled corn, per bu 1.90 LOWLAND No.

1, No. 2, Description Of Gunmen Being Soitt Ovlr Citlnl rl- Chop and bran mixed, per ..3. 50 OF COURSE YOU WILL WANT SOMK TARKIO MOLASSES FEED whf 70'u feed on grass or in the dry lot. 1 1 Ireli led rin4 it ewuntial pnrl nf their fowl ration. It nure miKfi cattle an! gln4sy.

Write or wire for 4 price nd tnUiinonial letters. TARKIO MOLASSES FEED COMPANY Vil-b UV Sfi)C BXCfl. KANSAS CITY. MO signs of collapse, ishing Square, in the heart gt the was the efuge of hundreds, who slued there for hours, and il was a ALFALFA Choice, William Ballard, plainclothes offic- No. 1, standard, Linseed o'l meal, per 5.25 Hen feed, per cwt.

4.15 Onts, 2V4 bu, sack 2.50 Flour 14.20 Rye. lier bu .......2.25 time before there was any talk No. 2, $1J22; No. 3, $1518.50. TIMOTHY No.

1, $2728; stand cer of the Wichita police force, was shot and instantly killed. Jack Weaver a motor officer, was dangerously ard, No. 2, ...1.60 Kafir, per bu business as usual." hile the shocks seemed to centei jfiOB Angeles, some were fell more thirty mill's away. But no marl damage was reported from the towns No. 3, wounded and Walter Rambo, unother plainclothes officer, was slightly jJIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIlllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIirillllllllllllllllMlltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll CLOVER MIXED Light, $2526; wounded in a gun fight with two men No.

1, No. 2, $1822.50 ASTi-AUTOMDBSLg CLOVER No. 1, $1719; No. 2, at First and Wichita streets at 10:10 Tuesday night. Wichita Hay and Straw No.

prairie hay 16.001700 No. 2 praire hay 14 0015.00 No. 1 alfalfa hay 26.0027.$? Standard alfalfa hay' 16.0020.00 No. 2 alfalfa hay 16.0020.00 Wheat Straw, $1416.50. STRAW $910.

The two one of Whom did wm ill PREPARING FOR WAR Classes of Soldiers Have Recently Been Called to the Cot-M ors by Government, the shooting, escaped. The fatal shooting took place in a small room in a shack just west of Wichita street on 1 Put this Emblem on your Car And the boldest. Aulo Thief will light shy of it. He fears the organization behind the temblern. Anti Automobile Thief Ast'n of America i Phone Mkt.

171 201 S. Main St. Wichita. Kan. mm WAR CLAIMS SETTLED United States Makes Arrangements With Allies.

Claims made against the United by the associated- and allied powers and their nationals finally were settled for while the surplus war materials and stocks of "lie American forces overseas were disposed of Tor $822,923,235. the war department liquidation commission ays In its final report submitted to Sect-clary Baker. Settlements were made ns follows: tVith France. S74S.392.004: with Great Britain. $112,996,912: with Bel-Siuui, $2,279,827: with Italy.

with individuals. S17.427.175. Sales were listed a follows: Bulk sale of war supplies to I-'ranre. iWi.000.000: other sales, im-luiling I hose lo France. Belgium.

Poland, C.echn-Slovnkla. Serbia and other lib-ernted nations of the near Fast, Besides the $823,000,000 worth of wnr supplies sold abroad, the commission snyi, 9672.000.000 worth were' returned to the United States. BARS TALKING MACHINES Brethren Church Refused Members Right to Have Phonographs. The use or presence in the homes of members of all talking machines, phonographs and graphophones was barred at the annual conference of HteOld Order branch of the Brethren church, held at Hoovers. Iud.

The last day of the conference saw 5,000 persons present, representing 30 The efforts of the more conservative of tbeiiiembers to obtain from the council some action forbidding the nse of the automobile, calling it a "devil" failed to meet with unanimous approval. Hundreds of the members attended the conference In their own cars. I i THIEF ASSOCIATION 'UK, OF AHER1CA and wwltiy; how you can fallen hri .,,.1 nt i 7 i it-vain? irm.j and guner k-unn of Uiouwudoof bog minus nnd poultrymen. 5lit book U.U nil iJOut- r5v ntiago. Chile.

Chile has railed to Ihe military clasue.i of 1315 919, inclush of Hie four mirth-provinces of the country. It is irstoec' this action was taken in of ths internal situation arming Ijnnectjon' with Iho Lultviun rormatlnn received here indicates call i involves about (en thousand Among the units called to Ihe "'a. are the brigade reserves of and 1319. whicli cover the avia-i rallwav and. telegraph services, is action of the war office fol-d a day in which little news drift it of Bolivia, which has been iso-by the reiiaorahip since the es- diment of lie de factor govern headed by Bautisla Savedra.

l'h Hiietorj eimtMid i.fW rJibJ hay merchants of ll jis Gv tfcket; iH Csnsn aaefct 'atr only la tnkMi Jnkn F. Mnnu fit! tiAm voniwiuiaud Product Co. Dept. 63; Lincoln, Nbr. kmaCily.Mo- Wanted aif.a'vfa WOOL SHEEP PELTS WOOL 3 Vonr WOOL ANIJ 8HKKP PKLTS are MOHH VALUABLK to you wIipii yon let US tell them direct the Manufacture Hint Wool Pulleriim Tor 5 you on commission, Tor you the VALUE of them.

You KNOW 5 hat YOU have to PAY us and WH know what we are to receive for our 5 SERVICES. There in no Kiieciilatlve niaiain. You set Hie KULL MAKKKT. we cet our cominisKlon. Your WOOL, and SHHliP PKLTS are BolJ on the market like vour Live Stock and you have found the com.nln- 5 nlon way the BEST In tiiat.

WHY NOT in helllii(t your WOOL and SIIKI'IP 5 PELTS? Ship your wool and slieen nells now to us and let -your returng nun our services Hpeak for themselves. Shinning tags furnished free. i CoribBooiidence (solicited. C. J.

MUSTION WOOL COMMISSION COMPANY (The Only CommUnltm Huiwe In Italian i'lty) W. OOH 16th ahd LIEEBTT 8TB. KANSAS CITT, MO. 2 iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiHMiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiviiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuff nr. Any qiw nil ties.

All (jrades. Wire or Write. n-Q HAY GRAIN CO. Live Stock" KxchaiiKe Bids. Wlclilta, Kansas.

DYER co ALBERT IS GRATEFUL lianapolis. Admiration anil grat for (he American soldiers who their lives in the victorious bat-i Chateau Thierry two years ago expressed by Albert, king of Bel in' a message to Ihe American Weekly, the official American in newspaper. the eve of the anniversary of Arfierlcan. victory at Cha- Waul Prairie and Alialla Hay Wire or 'tihone at our exnensn any i thing you have to offer Will Inspect ana ouy r. o.

o. your irecK. 1,1 8tnk Knniin (ily. llii, Vote for a Thierry," the message said, "it. He Courted In the Dark.

A in one of the district courts has revealed how the acute housing shortage in London has made it very difficult fur young couples to find suilnble places for The complainant in the -ourt proceeding stated that he was assaulted by a young man for having fallen oyer him in the dark stairway of tenement house. The assailant, it was learned, for want of a better place, was using the stairway to carry on his courtship, for his sweetheart was sitting next to J. H. TURNER Receiver! and Shippra tf Prairie and Alfalfa Uy We Buy ami Sell on All Lin Writ ua for Quotations WICHITA great' pleasure for me to send to American Legion Weekly, a token high admiration heroic I kindles in my heart and io re-ti ibute-of' our everlasting grati-for the heroes who fell July 15, for the common cause." mm wmm Worth Bros. SPUING FIGS AND HIGfl PRICED FEED tand a hetter rhanra than aw fclg (tna and blif proflta If Gold's Diflcsier tankage (flO pr cant Prolln) 1 vry day from weaning tima to iblpping.

Ruilda bona and mnncle. Make pig ttrong, hnakj and able, to rnstla for their ahara. Savea one-third fwd billa- makes hogt (tain well, ahip well, aell wall. Ordar now. Wa can make ahlpmanta promptly.

TV Kind That Makfa 'Em (Jrw PRICES UPON BEQUEST JACOB DOLD PACKING CO, Wlr-klta. DaUra I HAY miii later Killed At San- Jose; Cat. 1 Jose, Marshall, Francisco aviator, was killed his airplane fell at a lodge Miss H. Bonoit, San a nurse, Who as riding witb 'Mill, was injured so' severely it believed she would not recover Hot Water Bottle Hatched Out Chicks. A hot-water bottle was" used by Airs.

John Davey' of Port Clinton, Ohio, to rover 16 eggs two days from the hatching point, when the setting hen died. The Bottle brought. 14 chicks from the 16 eggs. For Gbhgressmari Vote for Dunne ALFALFA 111 EA 1. Onr organization, facilities and MI ity to serve you in handling your hj ir meal and in filling your rdnra.fa sqnnled by no other Offlo 753, TBS and 7S7 Uva aak KttH a Wrhon.

lndvpaaAaaa Uo. and alw 9ift WamBoaa, KvtntMnta 9fmam TOSAO C4FACITTI 10.O0 tou KM at 16,00 toaa Maai KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI 1 Rata Pay for Killing. Herts county (Eng.) council's rat Inspector and five rnt catchers have hi a year killed 200,000 rats. The sale of the skins recouped the. council for Triplets Born To Arkansanj.

Jt Smith, Ark. Triplets, two and a girl, were born, to Mr. and 11. Bagley, prominent tort Smith nta. Physicians spy the babhs hong and will live.

th cost of the rata destruction. (I.

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