The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 8, 1926, Page 7

"WAN’ a Gere: Tera, c wages. “wee! 3 co. lotes. Slog and special offer ffes ster Me. ~Barber College, Fargo, ..N.. mihcininitpiinatiniipltcag ee a ss FE ANTE TOE WANTED—Bigh School or Business College gizl to work: for reom and board. 1 block from'High School. 605 Ave. C. Phone 1161: ca, cae 1-2-1v WANTED—Giri of ini an. for goneral: hi be neat and clei _ Hazelt 20 members, out of town. at U, 8, Indian School, i inson. same day. : THE - BISMARCK TRIBUNE work, German’ preferre: 4th St., Phone. 1! WANTED—A competent, “maid, high- est wines to pepetley gith Apply HOUSE—Six ‘rooms, modern, sleep-| F h, front, close iny ear jom = modern house, block-and’a half from Bank of North, Dekgis op Main ae ot oe at 822 Main street or Be 536-R, i Pattw Ww. ED TO RENT AT ONCE—Ten or twelve room house, furnished or unfurnished. in. Tnquire of Elgin Hotel, Elgin, N. Dak. * FOR RENT—1 1s large Foom comple ly furnished for Lh ea housekeep* i 2 single sleeping. rooms. 1066 Phone. 46 Main St. ea aa -1-6-1W FOR RENT—Pieasant light house- keeping a nt. Business Col- lege building. Phone 183.: FOR RENT—A furni partment, city heat, no children. ere Laurain Apts. Phone*803. B. F. Flanagan, Prop. 12-22-08 FOR ft Fergon Court furnished apt. <A Person Court. Phone eos fo BUNGALOW — FIVE rooms, , fron’ to se “best buy in the city, $3800.00. BUNGALOW—STUCCO, convenient to schoo! jome, tically new, $6 by the owner gr RE ot} the ci COTTAGE—Right | pias town, in all parts of the city. NOW from ROOMS FOR RENT. siders and who, FOR RENT—Clean rooms in modern home. For sale: 1 velvet. rug, 9 x 12 used 6 months, 1 new elec: eS table lamp. 306-8th St. aie plaint. BUY NOW, fow and make your profit. ture, automoblie, mE RENT—Two light housekeeping rooms, well furnished. Just what you are looking for, heat, tents and water furnished. 307 4th St. eis 7-3 room Won at eo companie: F. E. YOUNG. FOR RENT—Nicely furn' in modern home. _Phone 867M. FOR RENT—Room in new aaae n hope. Phone 682 or 1074. 1-2-lwi. POSITION WANTED STENOGRAPHER wants position. Phone 2363- between 5:30 aad WANTED — A No. One FRectrician at B. K. ‘Skeels Electric Shop. 408 Broadway HORIZONTAL Custom which’ has prevailed, for sey wey yn plus three. a a hprabs, drawing a wagon, Broken ‘coat Portable ie al Common gannet. To lease. To examine. ' To desire. Permanent divfiguration. To rise al wa sky line. Portuguese mo: Alleaes foree producing hypno- sm. Tidy. Therefore. Metal in, roc! Copy should 12 o'clock to ia-. east one block from paving, close schools, believe this to be the east front, in most c* part of city, built for a everythi: 0008 60. complete, - prac- HOUSE—FIVE rooms, modern, bui't et ned nice rooms and bath, east front, €2900. 00. BUILDING LOTS—Hundreds of them Almost any lot you may wish is on my list. FARM LANDS—I have so!d two half sections and six quarter sections since December 1st as ‘well as sev- eral pieces of city property and have over a dozen otner sales pending. BUY the only real estate man here who is really ad- vertising this community to out- in the making of over 2500 sales has had never'a con- , get in on ‘the und floor when prices are so INSURANCE ‘on your house, furni- 0 merchandise,al- most anything insurable, in reliable 1-4-1wk 1-6-1wk’ oot of amery ae » 1923 Node, water and. ai La el 7063 or call at 609-13th St. “a 1-6-3t. FOR SALE—{926 Dodge Coupe, fully { equipped and bargain. and Fie Olson WANTED — Aesonetila pela Nice clean ; able. Call at 721 A real quiek, 12-31-1w painting. Pri “ reasonr: dra 5 2-14-tf, 1 ee LOST—Small Gg containing cot glove sai -Retarn t jh Robinson rait Co. ‘Reward cen eg 1-8- cH y boarding I be opened by Eva Kramer, January. 7, Tocated at 401 bth St, Phone sitw. 1-6-1Wk ___ FARM LANDS RENT—Seetion §2-137- buildings, ER Song ag ey summer fallowed, half crop ian You. must ie have: horaes, . hinery and worker Kratt, Sheldon; N. 'OR SA! ig ge a 5 st addre . W. pe eeeenl tte care’ N.-D. Peniten.| 1-8: WORK WANTED "Rete. Alse pat by the day or hour, sewing. 8513 Phone. fi 1-5-lw. WANTED — Rough dry 4 nee 456W ‘or’ call at at 3or's. 70 St 1e WaNTED=Wi hing, done by jece, 000-3 Sty a BUSINESS CHANCES — FOR SALE—Cash Grocery Store with lunch room in connection, ie Teasonal Reason for sell- ing, fale see tle legine and} wy other information, write t Box 8, Moffit, Ni; Dak. 12 FOR SALE OR” TRADE—Furnished hotel located at Zap, N. D. This is a real hotel bargain that it will pay you to investigate. Good town, good location, Write Tribune No. ficents from the top and 1% to in MISCELLA} FOR SALE—Choice Importe ere man Roller’s and Hartz Mountain, also native nites Cages, reece, treats, ete. one 1163. Jacob Bull, Dickinson, N. Dak., Box 728. jirdseye » dresser, aveating table, bed, chair and = rocker and springs. Price’ for quick »_Fhene 4045 svenings. am. of Oe: and a ey, 8 and 9 years old. Call 936M. loward Griner at American Pool Hall, 7 or tered Chester eighing about 150 and about ten months ‘old. 12-81. dard mal piano A-1 shape. Can be seen a 508 Broadway or write C. L. Bi __Box 706, Mandan. O lieat FOR ral extra insite diamond rings, p: ghie- James W. Marek, W: ~ Heeling a Pp Chesak, Bismarck. ;ARAGE FOR RENT—417 Firat Si Want permanent tenant. LY h Perfume to Drug, Cigar and Candy Stores, ft pkgs. on Easel Card. Send 80c for sample and commence to: take’ or- ders ut once. Write to M. 0. Ce ay! son, Box 2, Grand Forks, N. D.- ~ 12-5-8¢ evga YOUR.’ ‘ DID’ wins? 81 slow and. steady. MINNEAPOLIS RANGE: Wheat— Open Hi; ‘Low May old . i 1.69% 1.654% 1.64 aes ss, eed 41% 2. ALS Unfavorable Argentine} ne ee 267 «2.64% Weather Reports One of |%%.; egos z Causes of Price Rise a ay a Chicago, Jan. 1, Wh at_scor> . ed an early. upturn here today, influ- Wheat par oe gah al enced by unlooked for sttength of. aw ATT La tavetpas quotations, and. by. reports | 47, Od te aie 1.77 that 40 per cent of the wheat. y’ OM uly dae aay in northern Argentina is unfit Reese aes ni milling. An nee in price at Buc J enos Aires. wai eave attention. On the rise here, sie ‘it taking sales ‘ged, and a reaction ensued byt 1s quickly ere The open- 2 to 3 cents.higher; new style Lt to L7G and July 1.8-% to 163", was succeeded by a downiatn that in some cases went below yesterday's finish, and then by a fresh upturn. Corn developed some independent ead) hilo 38 lary pely to offers to exchan; merchandise for corn op M oh the of a dollar a bushel cora Rite Ns within six months. ay opening, 3 ibs to 1% cents higher, May 87 ay to 8 July delivery touched 90 cents Oats sympathized’ a little with the strength of other grain. Startin, a she to % cents up May 45 % cents, oats continued firm. Spovisione were upheld by the ac- tion of corn values and of hogs. Subsequently, the market advanced jto a material further extent on a count of reports of a much better d mestic demand for red winter wheat and also because ie talk of probabl reduced unofficial estimates of the, ‘Canadian crop. heat closed strong, 1% to 2% cents net higher, new style, ad 1.78% to 1.78% and July 168% to 1.53%. ‘Later, there were additional up- turns in’ corn prices. Country offer- ings to arrive were small. Corn clos- ed 1% cents Me He cents net. higher, | May 88% to 8 WHEAT ERRATIC ON MILL CITY MARKET. Minneapolis, Jan. (®)— Wheat was nervous and erratic within a fenge \of 2% cents during. the morn- ing. News was mixed and trade! No. 6 light. Relatively steady cables gave | Sample .. the market a higher start, but buying | did ‘not follow and a break of 2 1.51% 1.44% BIN BIN 0% Ade A5% 108% 1.08% 15.00 46.20 14.95 Bellies— Jan. oa May . 67 16.72 BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished by Russell- co leaea Bismarck, Jan. 8. No, 1 dark northern .. . 1 northern’ spring . No. 1 amber durum . No. 1 mixed durum . » 1 red durum . No. 1 flax. .. No, 2 flax, No. 1 rye Dark hard winter Hard winter followin; Oats Barley | Spelta, per cwt SHELL CORN » $ 53 » Ab 40 35 POTATOES. _ Chicago, Jan. ; ceipts 118 cars 623; 10 Canadia slower; market weak on all s' cents from yesterday's close resulted. A bulge near midday carried futures up_a shade above opening high. - Oats followed corn in listless fash- ion, advancing % cents. May barley was easy for a time and firmer up with leaders. May rye was up one; cent with wheat. May flaxseed sag-| ged % cent early and rallied one ce! from low. Trade was narrow in all grains. Cash. wheat was unchanged to 1 cent loer. Durum was firm to one cent higher, choice being in smal! supply and demand good. Corn was Oats were firm to % cent better. Rye was steady and quiet. Barley was slow and easy to; one cent lower. Flaxseed was quiet and easy. Occasional sales were ong total U. at 4.40; mostly around 4.35; Mi sota sacked round whi 43 | Minneapolis, Jai Moderate wire inquir |demand light, seed slow, market firm. cred’ sales, stock, ewts. U.S. No. 1, 4.00 at 4.10 | ewts 4.10 at 4.25; sacked ewts. Bliss umphs, partly graded 4.15 at 4. MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR. Minneapoli » Si 1.88 at Tso"; No. 3 mixed 79; No. 2 yellow 84 oats No. 2 white 43_at 4 white 42% at 48; rye No. 3 A arley GO at 78; timothy seed clover ‘seed 27.50 at patents quoted at 9.65 at in 98 pound cotton sacks 48,843 barrels. Bran 26.50. CHICAGO POULTRY. OM eaeo, Jan. 8.—(#)—Poultry 3 receipts 4 cars; fo’ springs 28; turkeys 35: 19; ducks 25 at 30; geese 18. roo! MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN. Minneapolis, Jan. 8.— Wheat receipts 126 cars, compared to 226 a Minn epel Jan, 8.— Cash: No. 1 northern 1.74'% | lot. in sales: Wheat No. 1 1 dark northern spring, | nort! ern 14% at 1.86; Be: y 1.80% at 188445 good; northern 1.70 at 1.9: a to choice 1.78% at 1.8244; ordinary] northern 1.53% at 1 Ho. 2 4% at 1,774 1 hard] spring’ 1.78%; No. spring 1.75'% at 1: hard “Montana on track; 1.73 1.45%. 1.91%; to artive 1 ; Barley: Sample May 1.70%; July 1.65. iy No. 2, 64 at 65; Ni 2°63 at Gis Corn No, 3 yellow 80% ut 8423/4, 61 at 62%. oats No. 3 white 39 at- 39%; barle ‘Corn No. 6 yellow. 70 at 71 53 at 66. No. 2 white 39% at 39 Ne No. 2; 1.01% at 1.02%; 33% at 39%; rye No. 2 2.50 55. 01%; flax No. 1, 2.541%. fla: |. OPEN-BESIORS THE LWING WP THERE AARBASE \8 HO.DITCRENT. AND I DON'T igh Close 1.70% 1.67% 1 Me 1.75% 1. 1.73% 17 Fee 1124 1.10% 14.97 15.12 15.15, », 15.50 15.85 15.86 16.25 16.72 ‘ $1.61 We quote but do not handle the Yellow White & Mixed One cent per pound discount under 55 1b, Ear corn 5 cents under shell.|! —)—Potatoes, re- §. shipments trading somewhat Wisconsin sacked round whites 4.15 00 at sacked Red River Ohio 4.50. 8.-— Potatoes: table stock, demand, Car loads delivy freight only deducted, inneapolis and St. Paul rate, sacked | sacked Irish Cobblerg, partly graded Jan. 8.—(#)—Flour ed; cents lower; in carload lots family )0 a barrel shipments ls 26 at RANGE OF CARLOT SALES. Range of car-! thee durum 162% at 1.69%; No. “2 mixed durum white 00% at/at 15.90, w: STOCK PRICES. :| CARRIED DOWN "Taping Orders gee Short- ly After Noon and Market Stays Unsettled —(A)——A flood of selling orders, released by profession B% [al graders, broke upon the floor of the stock exchange at the opening of tod: market as'a result of the yn- expected increase in the New York federal reserve rediscount rate. Prices were carried. down one to four points when strong buying support appear- ed, and about half of the i 1 losses ‘ere recorded: before the end of the first hour. Another period of weak- ness developed around noon with the result that Woolworth was carried down to 8% points and nearly # score of others 3 to 6 points, but buying orders again appeared, and another rally started in the early afternoon. |The afternoon market was rather un- settled, the sharpest losses taking lace in such issues as Dupont, Sears- joebuck, U. S. Cast Iron Pipe, and United. Cigar “Stores, all off four points or more. G 205% 1% 46 46% Malhiemines of the four per cent rate for call money act- ed ag a steadying influence. But op- erations were not altogether aban- doned,’Schulte being bid up 4 points above its previous closing quotation, and independent strength also being shown by a fair assortment of other issues. There was considerable div- ergence of opinion as to the effect of the higher rediscount rate on the fu- ture movement of stock prices, but commission houses generally urged caution in making commitments at this time, particularly in the highly speculative issue: SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK. South St. Paul, Jan. Jattle 2,000; uneven gener: al killing quality plain; few loads and part load stcers and ‘yea sidered salable upwards to 9.50; bu stecrs and she stock largely 4.60 at 7. load yearling heifers upwards to 8 canners and cutters 3.50 ogna bulls largel ers and feeders slow, about steady; bulk 6.00 at 7.25. Calves 1,800; un- nly 25 at 60 cents higher; ood lights 11.00 at 11.75; bulk to packers 11.3. Hogs 20,000; bidding fully ste to strong; bidding from 12,00 to 12 on desirable 150 to 180 pound aver- 11.65 at’ 11.90 for good and joice 190 to 300 pounds kinds; pa 25 at 9.50; biddin 15.00 on pigs. 2,000; underton round 1 Co.) tock: inne- Sheep 2 fed lam mostly b 75; biddi CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. Chicago, Jan. 8—Hogs feven; opened 5 to 10 cents higher than’ Thursday's best prices; spots ishow more advance; latter trade slow; few transactions unchanged at yester- Tri-(day’s high close. Shipping demand 35. |moderate; big packers inactive; bulk good and, choice 225 to 300 ‘pound butchers 11.75 at 12.10; desirable 16 to 210 pound aoetes largely at 12.50; top on 160 pounds up 130 pounds up 12.85; bulk packing sows 9.75 at 10.10; choice killing p around 13.00; heavyweight h fot 11.85: medium 11.65 at 12.25: light $11.50 at 12.60; light light 11.60 alive | 12.90; | packing slaughter Bigs sters few .' some held lier earlings 10.75; fairly activ: a fully steady trade on she stock: es; outsid taking vealers upward to 14.00; packers 13.00 mostly. 00; better grades fat varlings weth- dark dark dark | hardj Oats choice feedi Sged. shéfp steady; odd lots handy- es sheep very scarce. | 000; un-) es CHICAGO PRODUCE. Chicago, Jan. 8.—(@)—Butter _un- changed; receipts 6616 tubs; eggs higher; receipts 6,84 cases; firats 38; ordinary firsts 83 at 36. Cheese un- changed. Ought t to Krow robably know tt know that Cod Liver the e greatest. flesh producer in You Oil is the world. Because it contains more Vitaminos than any food you can get. be glad to. know that Cod North Dakota Has) .ivo"Girtoxer in sugar-coated tabs , 1,725 on Its Pay Roll (Continued { from page one) Insurance —Comndssioner — Olsness {draws $3,000. year but Martin S. division under Olsness, tops his boss by $600 0 year. Attorney General Shafer has two assistants, John are paid as much as the department head. All told there are 138 Persons who draw $3,000 to $3,960 a y 348 get from $2,000 to $2,972; b26 get from $1,000 to $1,980 and 541 get less than $1,000, In the latten classification, how- ever, is included many employes of state institutions who live on the premises and receive their room and board in addition to a monetary com- pensation, The 11 persons who are listed as receiving two salaries are so classi- fied because they draw money from two different departments of the state government. Chrissie E, Budge is assistant sec- retary to Governor Sorlie but she also does work for the pardon board. Warden Is Paid $2,600 John J. Lee draws $2,000 a year_as warden of the penitentiary and $600 a year as superintendent of the pris- on twine plant. Dr. A. R. T. Wylie of the institute for feeble minded persons gets $3,000 @ year under, one classification und an additional $870 in another ca- pacity. Edward Erickson of the department of public instruction, who also draws as much as hig chief, gets $1,500 a year from the ‘state and $1,500 from federal aid funds for his work in vo- cational gducation. H. C. Frahm, chief highway en- gineer and secretary of the highway commission, gets $2,600 a year as state engineer and $1,000 a year from the highway operating fund. T. W. Cathro, one time head of ¢ Bank of sNorth Dakota, sects $2,000 a year as inspector for the state guaranty fund and $2,000 a year additional as a special inspec- tor. Gilbert Elliott draws only $600 a year as assistant attorney general but draws $2,400 as head of the state spection department. the law-en- forcement arm of the attorney gen- Scott Cameron, Bismarck attorney, is listed at $125 a month as special assistant attorney general and $125 a month as attorney for the work- men’s compensation bureau. Reinhart J. Kamplin draws $500 year as assistant attorney general and $2,200 as attorney for the state land»department; J. Hi. Newton, clerk of the supreme court, gets $2,500 a year in that capacity and $300 a year from the state bar board. Too Late To Ciassify | FOR SALE. -3 large mules, one team in A 1 condition for mine mules or mail route. Or will trace for large horses. George Cadle, Bald- in, N, Route 1. Sec. ip. 1 FOR RENT--Extra large room: with fireplace in modern home, furnis ed for four men, reasonable. Break- fast and supper if desired. Phone 7663. 1-8-lw {FOR SALI -Last chance to get one of the few remaining — residence lots on 4th OTL. by 150 ft. Bargain, Terms. Small deposit down, Write b 3. i-8-3t FOR RENT—Five room house with heated garage Jan, 318 West Rosser St. u modern 15. GIRL WANTED for general nous work, Apply after 6 p.m. Mandan Ave. cur THAM TO SUCCEEI 4 nel im was selected by today t the ul W + Hart Seere late Mi li general of the as quartermaster army. of water gives a percept: | libly sweet taste. 7 t ‘at |. Saccharin is so swect that one part | to 10,000 1éts now, so if you really want to put 10 or 20 pounds of rea) healthy flesh on your bores and feel well and strong ask Cowan's drug store or ruggist for a box of McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets Only 60 cents for 60:tablets and if you don’t gain five pounds in 30 days Hagen, head of the hail insurance | your druggist is. authorized to hand you back the money you paid -for them, It isn’t anything unusual for a pere Thorpe and George E. Reimestad who| son to gain 10 pounds in 30 days, “Get McCoy's, the original and gene uine Cod Liver Oil Tablet.’ EXHIBITED-IN TONIGHT’S CARD There is more interest being shown in the amateur boxing card to be held in th a narck gymnasium under the City National bark this evening than in any previous event of the kind held in the ci But with good reason. The principals, Joe Miske of Windsor and Buck Garrison of Bi marck, are the best men that have been matched in such a Each man is in fine s has fought several men this li months, one being the’ middleweight champion of South Dakota. Garrison has a number of fights arranged for this month, ‘ Joe Niebauer will “operate” in one of the preliminaries in his usual man- ner, which includes speed and endur- ance. There is one other four-round bout bosides the novelty act, This evening's card has a total of 18 rounds. as eel Muslin, Basement, Use Gas, the scientific fuel. Report of | of ‘the Condition of THE REGAN STATS BANK, at Regan, in the State of Nortk Dakota, at the close of business Dec. 31st, 1925. RESOURCES Loans and discounts Gverdrafts, secured unsecured Warrants, stocks, tax cor- tificates, claims, ete.. Banking house, furniture and fixtures t Other reul estate ....... Current expenses, taxes paid, over Srey tot profits .... Checks and oth- er cash items $ Cash apd Die from other banks .3 38,765.18 and 300.68 1,417.87 5,911.62 6,680.00 1,715.03 TOTAL $72,270.91 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid urplus fund... Individual de- posits subjecs to cheek $ 10,000.00 6,000.00 21,141.88 ‘fund Time certificates of deposit 57,270.91 TOTAL $72,270.91 STATE'OF NORT H SAO as tier of the bank, do — solemnly the above statement is he best of my knowledge REMPEL, Ca sworn to of. Jan, 1926, shier. before dD. NF Notary Pub eurtengh “county, Ne DD. My commission expires Feb, 28, ‘, REMINGTON, . REMPEL, Directors, Chick Knows , LISSEN, YOU'RE NO BETTER'N THE REST OF IS - IF YOU'RE GONNA WORK IK) MY DEPARIMENT YOULLAHAVE To CAN THE HIGH HAT. STUFF VC, MY BUT MR. MURPHY, GIRL LIVES UF NIXK-NIX~ THAT'S Your ROUTE - IT’S EAST BOULEVARD OR NOTHIN' AT ALL! . By Taylor | ALLRIGHT BOSS UM ON~ AND L WONT HAVE } TO Go To TyTe’s AFTER’ ALL BECADSE THey | NEVER THROW OUT - i ANY GARBAGE.