The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 26, 1918, Page 7

iy 4%, ornscabon FRIDAY, APRIL “26, 1918 TRIBUNE FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT] MART STAGNANT: DUTCH OIL DROP DUE TO DOUBTS Lacking Impulse in Either Di- rection Stocks Are Somnol- ent New York,.N. Y., April 25.—Vari- able strength among specialties, most: ly of obscure origin, and the sluggish: ness of investment issues, notably rails, were the contrasting features of today’s superficial stock niarket. Trad- ing lapsed into the somnolent state which attended the early days of the current month, evidently lacking im- pulse in either direction. Price chang- es resulted almost entirely from the operations of professional interests. Only in one noteworthy instance did foreign affairs find direct. retlec- tion. Royal Dutch oil registered an| extreme decline of 3% points, presum- ably in connection with the tense dip- lomatic relations between Holland and Gern a Rails were completely. ec- lipsed, many active issues remaining unquoted, while others reacted one to four points. Chief among these were Canadian Pacific and its subs’ ry, “Soo” preferred, also Union : Pacific. St. Paul issues rose one to two points in the early afternoon, evidently in anticipation of favorable gains, and more before the close. \s Popular industrials, including equip-| ments, wer disposed to ease, but ter-; tilizers, oils, distillers, industrial \al- cohol and low priced utiliues wery one to three points better at times, ! yielding Iter with motors and tobaccos | sumatra tobacco reacting fr m_ oits new maximum, Sales amounted — to 280,000 shares. a Bonds were irregular and feature-}* less on reduced offerings, sues easing slightly. value) aggregated $4,250.00. Total sales (par changed on call, NEW YORK STOCK LIST. American Beet Sugar . 13. | American Can 435% American Smelting Refining 76%! American Tel. & Te! «+ 98 American Zinc .. 138% Anaconda Copper Atchison Baltimore & Ohio Butte & Superior .. California Petroleum . Canadian’ Pacific .. Central Leather Chespeake & Ohio . Chicago, Mil. & St. Ps Chino Copper °. Colorado .... Crucible Steel Cuba’ Cane Sugar Great Northern Ore Ctf: Great Northern. pfd Inspiration Copper .. Int. Mer. Marine pfd. ctfs. . Kennecott Copper .. Louisville & Nashville Mexican Petroleum Miami Copper . Missour: Pacific Montane, Power . New York Central Northern Pacific Pennsylvania ... Ray Consolidated Copper Reading Republic Iron & Steel Southern Pacific .. Southern Railway . Texas Co. ..... Union Pacific . U. S. Industrial Alc United States Steel . Utah Copper . * NEW YORK MONEY New York, N. Y., April tile paper four months 6 per months 6 percent. Bar, silver yovernment and railroad bond ular. Time loans steady; sixty dd 6% @ 6; ninety days, six: month % “@ 6, Call money steady; high 4; ruling rate 4; last loan 4, MINNEAPOLIS. GRAIN. | Minneapolis, Minn., April Wheat receipts 107 cars, compared with 299 cars a year oy 1 jl low 3% liberty is-|° Unit. |} ed States bonds (old issues) were un-}° {shown on apples, asparagus, celer Corn No. 3’ Yellow 158@168;. Oats No. 1 White 864% @87%; Flax 408% @ 410%. { Flour unchanged. In car load lots, i stdndard flour quoted at 955 a barrel | in 98 pound cotton ‘sacks. , Shipment | 39,727 barrels. | Barley 145@187; | ' Rye 263@265; Bran 3344. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. Chicago, Ill, April 25.—Hogs, re- | ceipts 27,000; ‘unsettled; bulk 1685.@ | 1740; light 1695@1750;. mixed 1665@ 1750; heavy 1580@1720; rough 1580@ | 1630; pigs 1300@1726. Cattle, receipts 1 >. Weak; na- tive ‘steers 1020@1735; stockers and feeders 830@1225; cows and.-heifers | 685@1385; calves 800@1350. . | Sheep, receipts 14,000; ‘weak; sheep | 1300@1740; lambs. bg AR25 2165. | OMAHA’ ‘LIVEsTock. Omaha, ‘Nebr, April 25.—Hogs, ceipts 15,000;" heavy 1640@1680; mix ed 1650@1675; ‘light 1660@1715; 1200@1300; bulk 1650@1 Cattle, reciepts 6000; steady; native | steers 1200@1705; cows" and heifers 900@1350;’ western steers, 950@1450;: stockers and feeders 800@1250: calves. 1000@1300; bulls, stags, etc, 850@ 1800. 7 Sheep,--receipts 4200; slow; lower, yearlings 1525@1725; wethers 1500@ | 1700; ewes 1450@1675; lambs 2000@ 216500 4; fa SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK. South St. Paul, Mint.,’April) 25.— Hogs, receipts 6,400; 5 to {0c higher; range 1675@1659; : bulk ,1685.@ 1690. Cattle receipts 3,400: Killers 10 to lic lower; steers 750@1725; cows: and heifers 800@1300;, veal calves 50c lower, 600@1200; stockers and _feed- ers, slow and ‘dull, 650@1100. ‘Sheep. Teceipts 100;" steady; 800@2000; wethers 700@1600; 400@1600, | Tribune Want Ads Bring Results. | S ed ewes lambs | CORN SUPPORTED BY FORECASTS OF COLD WEATHER Closing Firm; Oats Decline Slightly; Provisions Re main Unchanged Chicago, Ill, April 25.—Forecasts: of a cool wave more than counterbalanc- ed in the corn market today the fact that at first the prevailing warmer weather seemed likely to facilitate planting. Prices closed firm at the same as yesterday's finish to %c high- er, with May 127% and July 150% to 150%. Oats declined quarter to 1%¢ net. unchanged to 20c¢ lower. Bears had something of an advance to start with in the corn market ow-|J. A ing chiefly to the apparent prospect that seasonable temperatures would | remedy the unfavorable conditions | which have of late been more or ‘le hindering field wor Besides, con- siderable notice appeared to be takeu uggestions that any radical ad- v 2 of prices would not harmonize well with the liberty loan dri hed- yever period s temper: in sight gave the crop outlook a is $3 auspicious aspect and made val- s take a pronounced upward slan oats were under much selling pres- ite liberal buying on The princi- s lack of de- mand from the domestic tr eas: where dealers seemed temporarily to’ be overlooked. Provisions responded slowly to high-: er quotations on hogs. Option Open High Low Corn— \ May 12iy 1 July 149% Dais— May 834 83% TAM MINNEAPOLIS “PRODUCE. Minea polis, ‘Minn., April 25.—Poultr: rules lower. A higher tendency and head lettuce. Pinapples and or- an4es are cheaper. Butter: Creamery, ext 41; extra fi 5 daly : in r pound p and 3%; current ks and sec- ndled dozen quotations ‘on eggs include ci heese: Fancy twins pound 24; fan- w York pound 24; fancy daisie: fancy young Americas pound ty brick 24; fancy limburger fancy swiss loat 50; block 40; primost 5; pultost 11. | COMMISSIONERS’ PROCEEDINGS Official, proceedings of City Com- mission, April 15, 1918. The City Commission met in reg: ular session , there were present Com- missioners Bertsch, Best, Kirk, Thompson and President Lucas. The; minutes of the nfeeting held April 8, 1918, were read and approved. A pe- tiiion was received asking that the water main on 11th street be extend- ed from Avenue B to the Boulevard This petition was referred to commis- sioner Thompson. Commissioner Eest moved that the Bismarek Water Supply company be ordered to con- struct the above mentioned pipe line. The motion carried. Commissioner est moved that a hydrant be placed j on the line-on 11th street. This mo- tion also: carried. The resignation of PANSY, | WANT You To 60 RIGHT, DOWN To THE DENTIST AND HAVE THAT TooTH ATTENDED Vie Iv YANKED cur, Doctan,| WAKTS 7! No’ To'Yank Dis In provisions the outcome was | J. the! lot said T. Burke was accepted and H. F. O'Hare was appointed city at- torney. It was decided to relay the walk on Sixth street in Block 124 0, P...to grade also the walk on the south side of lot 7, mlock 124, O. P. and in front of lot 2 block 25 N. P. addition to the city of Bismarck. The city. engineer was asked to draw and prepare plans, resolutions and -speci- fications for boulevarding Paving Dis- trict . 2. The report from the de-; tention hospital was received and filed. It wa .sdecided to advertise for bids. for paving the alleys in Blocks 106, 64 and Original Plat to the City of Bismarck, North Dakota.’ The following bills were allowed and ord- ered paid, funds permitting: Jim Jensen . « $21.00 Judge E. 2 Chas Tuck 1.15 The Detective 2.00 W. Thompson 16,00 Fred Olson | 11.00 Cc, Thompson 11.00 H. Clooten .. 10.00 H. Homan 11.00 R. Jaeger ... 7.00 | Paul Wachter 12.00 11.00 John Nord Webb Bro: Bismarck company Mike Getz Jake Empting : J. Fisher .. J. Sweigert Joe Kat i Nupitz | E. Redington, | ington, late of near the city of Wilton, | sons interested in the estate of Rufus Ulum, deceased: You are hereby notified that the pe- tition of Clara B, Ullum, administra- trix of the estate of Rufus Ullum, late |_ of the city of Bismarck in the county of Burleigh and State of North Da- kota, deceased, has been filed in this court. th in petitioning that she he} authorized, empowered and directed to sell real estate belonging to said) decedent’ te, described as fol- | lows. to-wit: The Southeast Quarter 1-4) of Section Kighteen (18), Township One Hundred = Thirty- chine | (189) Range Seventy-eight (78). That said petition will be heard by! this court on Tuesday, the J1th day) of June A. D. 1918,a t 10 o'clock in the | forenoon of that day, at the court! rooms of this court, in the court house, in the city of ‘Bismarck, County of Burleigh and state of North Dakota, And you and each of yoware hereby cited and required then and there to be and appear before this court and show cause, if any you have, why this petition should not be granted, Dated the 23rd day of April, A. D. 191°. (Seal) H.C. BRADLEY, Judge of the County Court. Newton, Duliam & Young, Attorney for Administrator. Bismarck, N. D. £2655 3-10 17. the | NOTICE TO CREDITORS. | In the matter of the estate of Mary | Deceased: | Notice is hereby given by the un-| der: ed llarry I. Redington, admin- istrator of the estate of Mary 1. Khed-! Carl Liner Webb, Bros Upon motion the board adjourned fo meet a A ‘ Attest: c. BURTON, | City Auditor. | An Ordinance Defining the Offense of | vagrancy and Providing Punish-! | ment Thereof. i | j Section 2.—How Punished. It shali, [ber the duty of the chief of police and} In ant of the city of Bismarck, | Nort vakot, Lo arr and bring netore tne Folice M strate wf the city of bLismarck, North Da-| iny such vagavond, found with- | jim une city limits of he said city, for | the purpose of exam jon and if; he pie Bailly or found guilt ! jeither by verdict of a jury or the find-} ‘ing of the pouce magistvate, where a! | jury trial waived, the said! | ee magi te omay — sentence; like said vagabond to impri lonment at hard labor — upon, Jeno streets or in Jail, in, the discretion | a rate, or the; y senten gabond to pay a tine of} a “0 or more than of the prosecution ol in default of im te paymenc fine and co: oO imposed, | said vagabond shall thereupon be sen-/ tenced by said police magistrate to iraprisonment at hard labor in the said jail or upon the streets of said city until said fine and costs at the rate of two dolla ‘ov each day’s work, or until tines and costs shall have been oth wise pa or until said vagabond is discharged according to law. + Approved April 22, 1918. A. W. Lucas, President City, Commission. SLOOO and © Read first time April 8th, 1918. Read the second time and’ passed, April 22, 1918. NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION ESTATE. State of North Dakota, County of Bur- leigh—SS. In County Court, before Hon. H. C. Cradley, Judge. ileceased. JNum, petitioner, vs. Rasalia Pette Idya ‘M.’ Ulum and Clarence B. Ulum, respondents. Gilun above named respondénts' and’ all "per: DOINGS OF THE DUFFS PANS SrORE RIGHT uP Yo-oW- Nui Gov’ THE MUMPS. DONE HAVE Vo’ INJUST A MIN Does Yo? WAN’ | with the ne: FOR LICENSE TO SELL REAL}: In the matter of the estate of Rufus | The State of North Dako a to, the| in the county of Burleigh and siate of} | North Dakota, deceased, to the credit- itors of, and all pers a } again 1 dece | | tour tion of thi trator at Nh Wilton, in Dated thi HARRY &, Administrator of Redington, dec publication Mareh, A. D. 191 . BEARDS] Attorney f 2, to sai id adminis in the city of igh county. letht day of March, 1918. REDINTGON, tate of Mary E | e the 22nd day An Ordinance Regulating the Open ing of any Excavatioris any of the Streets, Avenues and Al- leys in the City of Bismarck, North Dakota, and Providing Penalties for | the Violation of the Same. and Pro-| rrotect the City from all Damages Caused by Excavations in the! Streets for any Purpose. i no. —Penalties. firm or corpe provisions of al upon be tined than or more 1 be in a civil action for anes vaused | thereby. | Approved April 22, 1918. (City Seal) A. President City | Any person, ; conviction each offense dollars | for than fifty iable to the Ofticial “proceedings City sion, April ane city Commis- on ae in regular April 22, “There were present, Gothen | Bertsch, Kirk and President Lu The minutes of the meeting 1918, were read and approved nce defining the offense ioners of Bis: or alleys of the k was read for the ‘ond tim) and passed. The resolution doing away with the office of cily assessor by the was reconsidered and ta- bled indefinitely: “The city auditor was instructed to notify R. C. Forsythe to remove the pile of gravel from his No’ GWAN BOUT. Yo’ Business! | street: iH in or upon; j-( Attest: Fi Lor Pn ron, City Auditor. | Read first time April 8, 1915 | Read oud time and passed, April 22-15 | held | -{on the bottoms ‘south of town. FB. YOUNG REAL ESTATE COMPANY | FOR SALE—Two sixty-fot lots, one four and one five blocks from Post Of , east front; nicest 500,00 for either’ on ed. fa rm part of) city ‘There ps. among them. view addition lots are the cheapest good lots in the city; our buyers are fully protected and _our termis are yery easy. OR “SALE—You can support” your family on an acre in Lincoln addl- tion, selling at the rate of only 25.00 to $20.00 per. building lot: This is absolutely, the cheapest prop- erty of its kind in the city and the terms are very liberal. OUR CREED: COURTESY, PROMPTNESS, , EFFI CIENCY. Fire Insurance in Reliable Companies. ‘REAL ESTATE COMPANY FB. YOUNG Telephone No. 78R Office... in -First-- National-.-BankBidg. ———— EE J. H. HOLIHAN Real Estate Bargains 3h SALE-—Two houses and six lots but for ‘quick sale 0. CO. WILLIAMS & CO. | Real Estate Snaps FOR SALE OR TRADE—One good section of land six miles southwest | of Shields in Grant county, N. D/ This section is 75 per cent tlllable , and will trade for city income. MISCELLANEOUS BUY A LIBERTY BOND AND- BACK OUR BOYS FOR SALE—Wagon box, springs and walking, plow. Mrs. G. ner 9th $ it. ery reasonable. Wilson, Phone 602 L. Cor- 4-25-tf. abstract in North petition, Have several houses for sale, trade | Toul or rent, Will take good cxr in on ihe deal. C. WILLIAMS & CO. Office Bismarck Bank Bldg. Tel, No. 497, Bismarck, .N. D. FOR SALE—Choice 160 acres, rich soil; lies well; $18 an acre. EXTRA FINE 640 acres with running water; 90 per cent good plow land, Great bargain. Price too low to ad- + :vertise. CARGE LIST of lots and hoi Sale in all parts of Bismarck. HARVEY HARRIS & CO. J. P. Jackson, Manager fo 4 HELP WANTED—MALE WANTisD—Bindery foreman. Man who is competent to do ruling and handle all classes of bindery work. Aopy Bismarck Tribune, Bismarck, 425 tf ae “a D—Expert mechanics. Only skilled men need apply. Corwin Motor Co., bismarck, Ny D. 418 tf -| WANTED—A waitress at Homan’s viding for the Filing of a Bond to; — FOR SAL three mm from. Bi acre, will take auto. worth $35 per acre. J. H. HOLIHAN tucas Block, - + - + Phone 745 nner alone HOUSES WANTED ' WANTED—To rent emall, modern Cafe at ‘once. 410 tt _| WANTED& good bindery man with experience. Apply No 476 Tribune. 5 tt =—————S— HELP WANTED—FEMALE TED—We want good lady clerk | WB HAVE FOR SALE the only set of books in-a large county Dakota. This is not com- If interested write “Moore & Reinke, Balaton Minn. 5.00; good condition. at 211 South Seyenth St. Phone 425 lwk \G_ GAR FOR SALE—Com- ectric lights and start- Telephone 92 or 4s tf Two baby buggies in , 522 or call 4-26-2 FOR SALE=Bull tractor. Price rea- sonable. Bisntarck, N.D. FOR SALE—at a bargain. set of butthers tools and fixtures, including ice’ box and ‘power saus- age machi. ine. Inquire Western Sales Co. 4.24 3t Complete If interested call on or write to J. M. Wirth, “Braddock, D.D. street. kota grown 1 SALE—New gas range. _ Phone 8X. ; ED CORNTFOR SALE—North “Da- white dent. Western Sales Co. TRACTOR OUTFIT FOR SALE cheap. It will pay you tolook at this. Joseph Hare, Jr, Bismarck, WN. D, K Lahr Motor Sales Co. “4 23 6t 214 2nd 4 23 4t! Inquire 4 23 6b “4:23 tt Apply to 422 tf AUTO TO TRADE—1916 six-cylinder j-passenger ‘Paige,new tire, car in perfect ‘condition, run about 6,000 miles. Want good Ford or late model small car. Apply to Box 281, Bismarck, N. D. 4-22-1wk. WANTED TO BUY—Three or four setting hens, Bismarck, 'N. -Dy Knowles the Jeweler, 4-24-3 FOR RENT—Storage or repair room. Phone 299K. ~ 4 tf FOR SALE—Ford touring car. Com- pletely refurnished with ‘seat cov- ers,’ ete marck, D. 19 tf Corwin’ Motor Co., Bis- 4 18 tf FOR SALE—Two pool tables; two Al- bert Lea lighting systems, Pettibone, N. D. Box 11, Lock 491mo. FOR SALB OF TRADE—160 acres farm improve. 3 1-2 miles fiom Wil- ton. 80 acres under cultivation, bwl- ance fence, School house on land, general merchandise store. Give] will trade for good Bismarck City reference, experience and salary| property, Write Karl Klein, Wash- wanted. Write E. C. Best Co., Glen burn, No. Dak. Ulin, N. D. 4-25-lweek. 43 tt WANTED—Competent girl for gener-| rok SALE—brand new Studebaker al housewor Call at 917 Sixth St.| at a very reasonavle price. “See R. or Phone 374K, 4 26 3t M. Halladay. Phone 139. WANTED—At Palace Hotel. 46 GIRLS 425 3tl Competent girl for house WANTED— work. Mrs. P. E, Byrne, 28 Ave. A. house, Phone 264. 3--13-tf 4-24-10 WANTED TO RENT—Four or five! WANTED—A competent gitl tor gen- | acres of grqund near town eral housework. Phone ne able for planting potatc 24 lwk. to D, Harnest Hall, Bismarck. EXPERIENCED featesree wanted Apply 502 Tribune. 417tf WANTED—A compete! or wom- HAT CLEANING LADIES’ AND MEN'S HATS cleaned and reblocked; expert work. Send y mail. Kagle Hat Cleaning Works, 3 Broadway, Bismarck, N. D. 4 13 1mo. vagrancy and providing a penal | “7 e , read for the.second time and passed. | POSITIONS WANTED An ordinance regulating the opening | HAP. NCED STENOGRAPI of an: avations in any of the! a s any kind of office work. Phone 573, Mrs. Savage. boulevard. The city auditor was in- structed to place an advertisement in the paper asking the citizens of Bis- marck to dump their refuse at the city dumping grounds located on the bot- toms south of town at the foot of Mighth street. The following bills were allowed and ordered paid funds permitting: B. Halloran. & Co. ‘ity Msurance Agency . T. Murphy ...... arek Tribun OLY ss. HEmptins ie | John Fisher . {John Smith | J. Sweigert jd. Alsbury John Burden Joe ‘Katz .:.. N, U. Webster L. H. Carufel .. N. D. Ind. Tel. Jim Jensen S. PF. Lamber Harry Clooten Sow Fow . A. Dawson .. John Houlénbach St.Mary's School Walter Magnus H. Ts Murphy & ¥. L, Conklin City Insurance Agency J.B. Halloran & Co. ‘ Upon motion’ the comission ad- journed to meet again April 29, 1918. ; Attest: — . C. L.° Burton. City, Auditor. pit ae ee NOTICE TO TEAMSTERS AND - DRAYMEN. You are hereby notified that the city maintains a public dumping ground ‘at’ the foot of Eighth ae ‘ou are required to dump your refuse at that place. ‘Violations of this order will be prosecuted by the Police De- partment of the City of Bismarck, North Dakota. By order of the city: commission. Ce.L. Burton, 4 City Auditor. Co. . 4—26 27 29, NOTICE TO PATRONS Dr. H, S. Sowles of the Union, Dent- al parlors left April 15 for a trip to Florida, “He will: return’ in about thirce weeks from: date of departs E..T. BURKE LAWYER Phone 752 an for general house work. Apply Mrs. G. D. Mann, Tribune Office. 410 1f ROOMS FOR RENT | all | rge rooms; H one room up: stairs; reasonable price. First hou t of International Harvester Co, 18° West Main St. Phone odern room at | A. Phone 886K. FOR RENT— r four fu H housekeeping tooms. Strictly mod: | ern. -22-lwk. For_R iano rooms,’ also single rooms.’ Phone 778 422-6. —Modern furnished room. 4-22-lwk. For RENT—Three furnished rooms in modern house. Rent reasonable. 516 Ninth St. 4-20-tE FOR RENT—Two nice modern house- keeping rooms. Call 454X or 514 Hannafin, 3 26. tt FoR RENT—Modern room. 621 Sixth 3-1-Inio STEAWHEATED furnished and un- furnished rooms for rent. Business college. Phone 183 116-30 FOR RENT—Close in furnished rooms. Also rooms for light housekeeping. 411 5th street. Phone 273. Arh FOR RENT—Modern furntshed' rooms, 827 6th Bt. 4 3416 tf Bismarck Tribune Block - Bismarck, N. D." ALSO OFFICES—Conveniently good light and air; electric elevator and janitor ™ service; second and third: STORAGE: Store your household gocis and merchandise wheré the rate of insurance is lowest, We will attend to moving. Phone Lahr Firsr Guaranty bank. 41 1mo. | FOR SALE CHEAP—1917 Studebaker six, 7-passenger. Run about 4,000 miles. For quick sale $875, Phone 141. 3 22 tt ASHES HAULED AND GARDENS _Dlowed. Phone xX 43 1'mo FOR SALE OR RENT— HOUSES AND FLATS MODERN in. Phon FOR modern. HOUS e 10 i FOR ENT—Close 4 26 3t “100 Eleventh ive room house partly St. Phone —7-room arvey Harris & -Co., modern house. 4 22 tf '—-7-Room modern house. Harris & Co. 421-tf FOR NT—Three room flat. in modern house. 803 7th street. 4 0 tt | FOR _RENT—Seven room house, all modern. Hot water heating. 710 Ave, D. 42 tf at Se od 1 floors. Bismarck Realty Comp CLEAN. UP. The season of the year has arrived for a general clean-up of all vacant prem- ises, back-yards and alleys. Ashes and other debris are disease breeders and - will not be tolerated by the City Health Department. ants and property owners. are directed without delay to clean their premises and assist in making the city healthier and more beautiful for all residents. Do it now.. By order of DR. F..B. STRAUSS, City Health Officer. *Sovndiey .. 4°18; t0 5- located ; \ North BASEMENT—Corner of Third and Main St., 40x 60 feet; concrete floor; entrance from. side- walk; suitable for tailor or barber shop and storage ; with heat, $40 per month. ay with Ten- accra fele