The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 1, 1925, Page 3

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1925 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE THREE ! Nao 1 gous De te Sees: ‘ WwW TEAR GAS ay Ss hopeful of finding soop,aultable men iy Grain - | M ARKETS a Financial N _ _NEW TEAl ASE F sa Ae hae Ss Wit DRY ARMY rage oe os . Chicago, Sept. red $1.6 mixed CHICAGO ears | a corresponding shrinkage is i ewe being manifested in the office here ! Livestock News of Prohibition Commissioner Haynes [whe was divested of much of his wer when assistant secretary took {tp the work of enforcing the dry | 5. aw. In a month or so Mr. Haynes’ | sheet in Personnel Found | vifice staff will be reduced to @ min- 5 \imum and the field workers will have in Transference of Au- [taken over much of the labor. | Mr. Andrews is holding the divi- By Associated Press Leased Wire. ‘do 39 to 1-2; 95; barley 65 to 7. Dec. .... 1.53 nets at 1 st, May 20.) Ubt% Lass 1308 1 thority sional administrators responsible for ‘ Corn: ‘ saa age enforcement in their areas and his | Sept. ei 93% 91% .92' j exchanges irresalar; quotation in | edict to them was that bootlegging ER Dec. B44 825% cents Great Britain geimnais 485 | Washingt Sept. 1.--()--Prohi-|be broken up and sources of supply \ May .... BB's 8643 B74 6 , a ‘i qa ° $ y day bills on [bition’s revitalized army took ined out. He directed them esp Oats: i Jersey Central Breaks a France iemand ava field today under the baton of As-|cially to get at the big conspiracy Sept. . B3ts BIGs 33. 5 — aly demand 387 sistant Secretary of the 1 sury|cases that are too big for the local Bee. , Points, Railway Signal H auittn Mage | Andrews, und with orders designat- ores Ps _: ee ; Belgium 9 -e; ¢ ing the bootleggers’ captur is ite | anne ee Bullish Corn Report Boosts] Rye: Advances man 0; Holland 4020; | Norw Ee waver S| m " Sept. hid 4 weden 2680; Denmark 2 Admitting that a few vulnerable | UMBRELLA MARKET Price on Chicago Board Dec. Wall Street Opening—New Yori, | SWitzerland 1926; spots exist’ in his attacking lines,!. Wash—Unibrellas have grown to May : Sept. 1—UP)—Confused price move: | Greece 149: Poland 17 [Mr Andrews is confident of ultimate | be an important item in the export of Trade Lard: eda a Jugo Slavia l ‘Success and he intends to continue | business to East Africa where they ments ushered in the new month on | Sept the stock exchange. Jersey Centrs 605 {the fight “so long as it is possible| are used by natives for protection for me to accomplish anything. langinst’ the sun and rains. More | ‘The sudden passing of authority| than half the umbrellas imported nd responsibility from Washington | come from G eat Britain. [to the divisional administrators, has | 1 E broke 13 points on one Fr Chicago, Sept. 1.—-UP)—Notwith-| Ribs: common fell back 2 1-2 and Westing standing an upward tendency at the] 6.? house air brake nai Fea Ay “4 Lavieal .. E signal jumped | 4 start today, wheat soon underw Bellies: 6 pdints to anew top ut 866 3-4! mt f heat 3 [found shortages of personnel at HUSBAND CUSSES a setback. An advance in: quotations | Sept on the Initial traneaction ands weal celbts. 38 compared with 1,3 {some points and at other important) “My husband is plainspoken; he at Liverpool was to some extent re-| Oct followed into new high ground by| ‘8's ‘ year ago. Cash No. 1 nort [posts are held by men who are not! calls a spade a spade.” ple for the early show of WiNNEKPOL — Colorado and Southern and Packard} CT. $151 3-4 to $i dark jexpected to be retaine manent.| “So is mine, but I won't say what INNEAPOLIS GRA TABLE | Motors. Midland Steel products pre- northern spring choice to funey $1 | But the area commanders strength here, but weakness ensued yebing | he calls the lawn mower.”-—State May $1 when the fact became apparent that] Wheat: i ferred and General Motors opened oe aa {their staff: Mr. | College of Washington Cougars Paw. the Liverpool trade was being gov-| . Open High Low Close |1 1-2 and 1 point higher, respective- Lia Spain erned by ship strike developments | SePt- $1.52 91.58 %4$1.5116$1.51% | ly, : 4 OUFREK ne whigh-will ‘be likely to have a ‘eon-| DEC 1 1.53% _ Trading showed a marked contrac-|31i"t, g1.66 Yols to ueive $106 dead kee ck el trar¥ influence on this side of the| , Oats: cm tion in volume and appeared to bel i> gi'¢g. 14 nt Ol SED Atlantic. Private corporation esti- | Sept. 355% largely professional in character.| Wust- new $151 24; Dee. $l ot 1 mates today were conflicting. The| Dec. 238 Automotive issues were again bit up| yy" a UE me i e- aver in Summer opening; he tt to: (eeu Rye: briskly despite additional automobile ber $1.34 and May $1.5 44, was followed by moderate eral advance, and then by 88 85% 8549 88 3-4 to BY ld Dec. to $4.85, French franc h took December down to $1.52] Sept. 2ATM and May to $1.56 Dec. 90 BBY 89% BA to Bb Flax ny were unchanged at 4.69 cents, Norwe 2.50 Unofficial corn crop estimates in- Barley: tae es de j 247% vere ged at 4.69 cents, Norw. Eye NO ee dd Police of New York City staged a sham holdup to test a new tear gas | %. ‘ 5, 5042 gian kroner broke 30 points to 20.68 Stee 3 to be placed in ajl jewelry ¢ s. ‘The left shows the proprietor pr ; 33 og {Cents amd Danish kroner fell 15 DULUTH CLOSING GRAIN ing a button at Che bottom of a show case which releases the tear gas | ; - 8TH 88, 86 [points to 24.2 cane Duluth, Minn., Sept. 1.-@P)—Mill-| ito the faces of the would-be robbers, Right shows the temporarily | ait aniaeetied Cael : 2 Peben ana American Can, ch ers were active in market for wheat blinded men being led away by the police, result, corn scored decided” gains. jeneral Electric, Montana Power teday ‘and: Ubetal Pky! a . : f After’ opening wncunuped tos 346 NEW YORK PRODUCE United States Cast Iron Pipe, which lyo abwutheu : Mike ' | 4 dicated 40,000,000 bushels _loss_ in| Sept. yield during August.’ Largely Dee adily rbed a aged .pre- eS 7 higher, December 82% to 83e, the| New York, (#)—Butter ed 2 to 3 points, aa See he »0 Late To making: possibilities absolutely un market rose all around, December | firm; receipt 4; creamery high- ee Hea ede limited to high ¢ Sept. Foreign exchanges open- sellow Demand sterling eased 1-8 white 3 ; at thee eee ey Ieee dd oxte interval ot h jon in es, were comp: i touching 83%. : ex BrP acy Gore eas soon vanish. y slow. eel e FOR SALE modern bungale competent to organize i Oats lagged, owing to continued] #2 score do firsts 88 to 91 led, however, the equipments Eyaarh vaprieg, whenesdfutlies Peliverviie sMldition ate alfa Salesmic ns Sia | hedge selling. Sta at Me de-| Score 12 joes packing stock} and tobaceos. be i kly.] stood unchanged to ‘ve off, duran full pl vd basement, hot] $1500.00 posit cline to an equal advance, December} current make | No. Hee Call loans renewed at four per cent.| futures from ' to S4 cent up. heat. Garage in , A-1_ references 4l's to 44, prices r firm; receipts 38,6 Selling of pivotal industrial issues nd for that had been if desired, Phone applic D Provisions cl xtras 60c hich centered on U. 8. Steel, Amer-} active lately was claimed to be slow, call at 123 W. Thayer g-l-iw{ sive territorial ri : sequently, wheat rallied as a arby and nearby western hen-| jean Can and U. st Iron Pipe in] but some trade was reported to have : Di Suite 5th Ave result of corn strength and because |nery whites, firsts to average extras/the final hour, ipovted considerable | been put through in barley. FOR SALE — 1919 Model Special Six New York, N.Y. gv 12w of the fact that an average of pri-|46e¢ @ 60c; Pacific Coast whites ex-| regularity of ‘today’s stock market,| The close was a eusy September touring ear, very rea : vate crop reports suggested a spring ¢ @ 58 1-2c; do firsts to extra} although sharp advances took place wheat closed cents off at $1.52 Phone 459M ‘or call at RMAN BANDMASTER DIES iRead -cooked read -to-serve wheat yield of only 1,000,000 bushels | firsts 43 1-4e @ fic. = in many specialties under the report asked; Decem 1 1-4 cents at Thayer v-LeLw lin (®) Max fi F mere than the government report of} Cheese steady, receipts 271436!ed sponorship of largely operators. 2 asked and May. t cent at $1.58, . ter, died a August 1, 4 less bearish showing] pounds. approximately 1,050,900 Ny; Sept. durum 1 cent off at FOR RENT—-Two room flat with | He the than was in general lookéd for. a aanavenfi ' 1-4 bid; October 1 1-8 cent off) bath. City heat, Inquire Meyer and Price advances, however, failed to! SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK Sharp advances gn stocks under the} at” $1.32. 6-8 ‘ask November 1 1-8] Cohen, Arcade Variety Store. cluded them in his program held, and the finish was irregular,| South St.» Paul, Sept. 1.—(U. reported sponsorship of large oper-| cents off at $ 1-2 asked and De : Vest - at ar eeita Tet declines Me ey Gap Dept. a Netieultlee) = Cattle 1,800; | ato . id tod: ock market.| cember 1-4 ¢ $1.33 asked. | Our new fall millinery, gain, December -2 to 6-8 and] very slow, dull; all | S| Although publie py ation wits. i Spot and sand sport} WANTED Experienced — waitresses | egg esse! : . May’ $1.57 to 1-4, again tending lowe : : Aap ee 1d) Lecomber Med unchtap-| and kitchen help. Frederick cate, | Cats and dresses are now on Please Your Guests by Treating caer ECP TO holdove: from Monday; y as chars . December September YE Bt play for your selection. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK plains, part load short fed ley climmed cents; oats 3-8 arah Gold Shop, 312 Main St. | them to some Chicago, Sept. | 1-—Hoys 21,000; carly soi7o; ent fat grass veves |B, acco caniomarerandiac ceil | : slow, uneven; medium and heavy-| held aroun 9.00; 5 ing issues pave the best demonstra Millers and traders bid well for ; ah «. ’ weight butchers five to 10 cents|$725; fat she stock Tea Stereos cteeiare Gaile hectie | flak Seed, Sihlch advanced: aherDly Martin bed, $15;| Cook with Gas. It’s: th lower than Monday's average, others | § influenced by favorable trade news,|sround the close, Septeriber rising A-drd St. Ideal Fuel. | 10 to 15 off, packers bidding 25 nd reports of expanding 6 3-8 cents; October 6 1-2 cents; | 9-1-3t lower; bulk good and choice 140 to] $3, id bulls about z au November 5 cents and December 5} : 210 pound weights $13.16 to $13.35; $3. $4.00; stockers DULUTH CLOSING GRAIN 1-4 cents. Minnehaha Pale “The Real Lagered Brew” nings. Ash fence posts. In top $13.40; better grades 225 to 310 abi weds loud dower: | maa Bane : xia Sua EIBERLING All Treads || se Re : pound butchers largely $12.40 to 5.28. : Ms ey tIBERLING t ” : r Pr00; bulk packing sows #10 t aed MlgNte: nstls et eee unk north sist 6-8! Haney Refuses 3 YEN TT We sell this tire to make per rere = a Every winere Foes ae ane mecca meianernoca| Cee: dark northern $1.50 6-t : Demand to Resign] sates pisrrinutor new 5 manent customers. ecallse:l ee te 68.00 aay pt ri apes 4 Hobe ‘oo! de: , ten No. 3 dark northern ii 5B MD VTLS as ty; tremendou nd; every A, & M. TIRE SERVICE sof 313.865 lights $11.30 to $13.40; grades "140 to 20D. po yevages | wo ccnepenern #18 Washington, Sept, 1.—GP)-—Bert | husine prospect; unusual We specialize In ‘Tire Repairing. Fully Satisfies ghts $11.10 to $13.40; packing sows | $1950 @ $12. $ desir : Y, of Oregon, commissioner] s#les opportunities and money hipping Board, reiterated to- day his refusal to resign under the $10.35 to $11.00; slaughter pigs) able " shes) Me cn ru) of the $12.25 to line b. ) a ows $10.00; . 51.32 1 Cattle most killing clsases @ eady; bulk feeders $12.5( Nee eect citcumstances requested by Presi- yi al 7, rn opening ors ceney with “Monday's erage cost Monday ($1125; weight] Aisct drone a dent Coolidge. ' Order a case for the HOME downturn; “killing quality plains, §p.¢h, mol gedtdineum STO 4 While Mr. Haney has received’ no western grassers and short fed steers SE coentalewan e = 4 @ | word today from Swampscott him-} vrolominating; well. conditioned fat! SteeP 2,000; fat lambs 25 cents $139 144; No. 1 red durum $1.30 1- p self, he was informed of press ad- ices that Aiea Beata ae hoped he ne wecongidar 3} deggion, hy i barley, choice to fancy | declared he could not. consider. re-| 60c @| signing so long as the president cs based his request for the resigna- tion “on an alleged’ breach of faith.” dark North! CORRECT COOKERY yo to $147 tem: 4 COOK BY WIRE 0 $1.06; 2 dark hard ibe INSTEAD OF BY FIRE 8; 1 hard spring $1.63 jhigher; bulk natives $13.50 @ $14.50; |" Oats No. 3 white track and arrive culls down to $10.00; steady; fat ewes] 3c; No. 1 rye track 86 1-4; rye to to packers $4.50 @ $7.00; one double] arrive 86 1-4; 1 range feeding lambs Monday $14.26 Bismarck Bottling Works, Inc. BISMARCK, N, D. offering very ‘scarce, some weighty bullocks held above 1600; few here “of value to sell above 1200; bulls and vealers steady to strong. Sheep 16,000; fat native ambs ac- tive; opening 25 cents higher; bulk to packers early $15.26; with’ mod- erate sorts; few to ¢ y putes Aaa tem ae gato to sian | higher for Sept. and unchanged. tor best held above $15.60; nothing done) pecemper. | Oats were finwer, gain on fat range lambs; few fat any hi ire veh ale native ewes steady ut $7.00 to $7.60] With a eX der flowed) $1.50 to 1 h advancing. e: but was, rela-1 to" 1.71 2 ‘A P y action, closing! 3.35 1 amber di ica HiCAGO FI PRODUCE Butter ferris tucant lower, ties futures had! durum §130; 1 higher; re a good bulge. 3-8 to $1.2 ery extra 4 Cash wheat wa’ ady to firm at] 6 {hate 48 to 48% unchanged premiums. Some of the| 1-2 to 66; No. 4 64 to seconds 88 .tosa0:,: light weight high protein wheat was} yellow 91; 2 do 9 7 5 higher. 3 do 85 3-8; 01 oO dearenth fiat pan zy Winter wheat was steady and quiet.| 331-2; 8 do 36 tinchanged, D was firm, Corn’ was firm. MINNEAPOLIS Ci Ls OSING ct Minneapolis, Sept. 1—-Wh fered a range of $2.18 to 3-8 cents higher today, end: finished 1-2 cent MINNEAPOLIS CARLOT Minneapolis, Sept. 1-—-Re PHONE 1060 PHONE 1060 GUSSNER’S Cold Meat Specialties at Special Prices Jellied Luncheon Tongue, 50c value, per Ib. . Pressed Ham style, per lb.. Scrapple Loaf, per Ib Corn 1 2 mixed 87 1-8; CAPITOL THEATRE, -40c -28¢ - 20 On Lake Michigan... ane —— E was a 1-2 cents FARGO PRODUC hivher. y as firm fo: TONIGHT co Range Bow. (NeW, ey, “inuby'tarZnat's'|QUT OF SCHOOL “<pnaaioens eee tee Are ainaeh mee ike churning cream 44; packing| Cent higher, Flaxses steady: MONTE VIOLA D eee 7 aes Feet, per _. Le stock 28 DULUTH FLAX INTO BUSINESS BLUE . DANA 16 acres for your enjoyment We are the largest dealers in Fresh Meats in this sec- hata) tion of the state. Give us your business for the month 0 POTATOES Duluth, Minn. Sept. 1. 4 i Chicago, Sept. 1.—()—Potatoes, | ©’ flex on track S256 @ $2 58:| Graduates of Dakota Business with an all-star cast in receipts $4 cars} total U.S. ship-|ative $256; September $2.60; Octover | College, -Fargo, have this advan- ments 466; trading slow, market ; November $2.56; December faces Se icany Garis callithersalin steady; Wisconsin bulk round whites ge: So many. $2.00 to $2.20; ordinary quality $1.85 TESS ee, help that pupils can be promptly to ee Min . sacked round whites CHICAGO GRAIN placed in the positions they are best o 3 So. Dak, sacked early nued dry weather as well as to $2.15; Wisconsin] forecasts of a warm wave added lat. fed for. Alice Larson was. sent sacked triumphs $1.75 to $1.95; Idaho} er to the strength of the corn aie, to the Fairmont Creamery Co. sacked russets $3.00; Michigan round| corn, close firm, 7-8 to 1 5-8 cents |Sefore finishing her training. On whites 200%, vite. net higher, December 83 3-8 to 1-2. lihgir very graduation day, Mary CHICAGO POULTRY Noack was placed with Advance- NE THOUSAND large, sunlit, outside rooms...each with “ ry) n unobstructed view of the A 1O-acre privately REVELATION owned estate. .affording every recreation or quiet seclusion, In hs exclusive University of Chicago i rict...facing East End ent to Washington and Jac jon Parks. Wide verandas, shade > egraatane lawns...equaled by no other hotel in Chicago. Ten min- utes from the shopping, theatre and of September. “THERE’S A DIFFERENCE” Full Cream Cheese, properly cured, per Ib. ....88e Empress Coffee, Vacuum Packed in tin, 70c value... .60c Standard Corn, specially priced, 2 for. . aeete .35e Fig Newton Cookies, per lb -20¢ Superb spectacle, ting- ling thrills, sensational drama, alluring beauty, swift action, sparkling comedy — a tremendous ‘Chicas... Bebe ae aa pene | Rumely Thresher Co. and Gretchen story of love among the business center of thecity via Hlinois ip oheinge Se: eeoatere 17) Tottingham with the Link Manu- artists of the Mont- Central Su! urban trains that sweep x= ° 25; aay fi . martre— long the 1. s dail iy wee es eel lig: pet candy {fie C < Notiiielon ihe cca soni eee Watch results each week. “‘Fol- compares with the pa- Moderate Rates wee) low the Succe8Sful.”” Fall term, | thos, suspense and glori- Rates at the Chicago Beach Hotel are ex- Write F. L. Watkins, ously exciting enchant- tremely reasonable, From $4.50 to $10.00 per MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR E Minneapolis, Sept. 1—Flour 10 : Sept. 1 cents lower in carload lots family : ‘ pt. 1. St ted at $8.45 to §$8:50 es, 5 4 é 6. k. Di { eee tbat aunt cantten eecker|| ri Hines,» BU alront St.» Hareo, ment of this rare photo- OR os Ihoverlook Lake Miche { shipments 68,846 barrels, bran $24.00. drama. gan. Food is perfectly prepared and se rved qe f her ala carte or at moderate table d'hote prices. Club breakfasts, 4oc to-75¢ ‘i MINNEAPOLIS POTATOES ol y id a \ — aianenpoliny Sept. 1 Potatoes - P. J. Engeseth ADULTS 35¢ vy luncheons, 65¢ to $1.00... dinners, $1.00, $1.50, $2.09. CHILDREN 15c to all the teachers — old and good wire inquiry demand made the & Lawyer Bathing ... Boating... Golf... Tennis Market firm. Carloads delivered || ‘ ‘ males, freight, only deducted, | Min-| Va ; Collection. Departmentstn Performances 7:30 and Iieeaienibtieegnnits cen omer ai new—who are starting the early Ohios, round whites U.S. No. eS Sulte 12 Hosking Block p.m. grounds, A uatter cate ooh cand beach for swim: year’s work in the Bismarck 1, whites, considerable scabby, most- ming, bathing, boating. 3 clay tennis courte, An 18-bole ly $1.90 ‘to $1.95, few at $1.85. putting green. All the South Side lea ay a country clubs and the Jackson Park NEW YORK SUGAR golf course are nearby. Outdoor danc- New York, Sept. 1.—Raw sugar ing in our own open-air dance pavilion. Always lots of was quieter today with spot cubans COAL BULLETIN ng | peas dane paviion. AISA yA ee at i ‘ good company, good wholesome en! Se ee sens Ate : | fication epot for you and your family. Write today for 16-page ve 2 ts 1 , Benner eea ceekengsd:! ‘list price! i] §6If you buy coal because you want h-e-a-t you will do Booklet ‘ A 16-page booklet that tells all about “Chicago's Greatest ranging from 655 to 660 for fine well to try the following coals, there are none better. granulated. =a ¢ for him, too Buy now. LONDON MONEY : ; INDIAN HEAD Lignite Gee ZAP — Contains more qua ‘T'S a great thing to discover Hotel”. . .and beautifully illustrates all the attractions... London, Sept. 1.—Bar Silver 32 7-8 heat and less ash. Gourds, curroundings «wil be sent you fre of rite for a copy. Tell us the name of the Railroad on which you come to Chicago. We will send you, with our territory— AND AN INVITATION to these teachers to make full use of this bank’s complete, friendly service. MAKE THIS YOUR BANK! . I acandy that is really good for. eee rate “i 8 irae wee youngstere—a candy with which WASHOE BEAR CREEK—A high grade “bituminus” coal from Montana. . 8 18-16 per cent three months bills you can be generous. « 1-16, . f illustrated booklet, exact directions so that you can be at the ca aie ae Bis Ligh ap chec tag fot KIRBY—An exceptionally high grade southern Wyom- Hotel 15 minutes after you leave your train, Or telephone NEW YORK POULTRY the hole—six wonderful flavors ing coal. B os Hyde Park 4000 and we will send a conveyance to meet you. New York, Sept. 1—(#)—Live poul- try easy: chickens by freight and} $ndonly Scentefor a package of express ate @ 2c; fowls by freight : 28; by express 2l1c @ 30c; The new Vi-o-let flavor is the stoners by dreightr tex Gressea| great favorite today ‘with chile poultry firm; old “roosters 16¢ @| dren. se Mate your reservations now for a wonderful eummer. KLBENBUBN. AK cleanest burning coal, northern” : ‘When you read the Chicago Beach Hotel booklet you will PENNSYLVANIA HARD COAL and SMITHIN G know why thishotelisknown as “Chicago's Greatest Hotel.’ COAL—Eastern coals. BIGMARCK, » NO. DAKOTA Prestfint, e | 4 280; turkeys fresh spring 40c @ 60c; ~ The above excellent brands are all handled at our \ X h ot 1 a — a may Seed fee x _ Bismarck Lumber Yard. (icago Beac y @ : ee Gener President and Cashier. New York; Septe LU) Call mon-| Safe for ST. HILAIRE LUMBER COMPANY “Chicago’s Greate Hotel” ©. amington, de, and A. Vs Sorenson, swt Cash, ey steady; higher 4 1-4; low 4 1-4 . the ruling rate 4 1-4; ‘time loans firm: : ‘ Hyde Park Boulevard » + + on Lake mized collateral 60-90 days 4 1-4 @ Phone 17 N. E. Bystrom, Manager Corner. 6th & Main CHICAGO A.G. PULVER, v. P. and Gen. Mgr. 6 4 1-2-6 months 4 1-2 @ 8-4; prime mercantile paper 4 4 1-4,