The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 20, 1926, Page 7

~ Advertisemen ents —_=—*PHONE 39 NTED-—Men and women to learn ‘barber trade.. Great demand, big wages, Few weeks completes. Ci alog and special offer free. Moler Barber College, Fargo, N. Dak. <4 NTED—Yaoung man to work by the inonth. F, Jaszkowiak, 421 Twelfth’ Street. __FEMALE HELP WANTED, WOMEN—Work home. Make $8, si hours work, Pleasant. -No selling.’ Enclose gtamp, Con§olidated Card | ‘< Dept. 100, 128 N, Wells St., _ Chicago, See: ~tional per word. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY RATES Q5'Cents, Per Inch All classified ads are casa in advance. Copy should be ~ NTED—A No, 1 di received by 12 o'clock to in- 's Place. sure ii as jon same day. WANTED--Waitress ‘at O'Brien's, Xs s WORK WANTED COMPETENT Indy: bookkeeper and. typist would like to have a set of books to keep and typing to do. evenings. Phoffe 121. hyd SXPERIENCED married couple wish farm employment with elderly cou- ple, Address Box 160, Normal, Aberdeen, 8. Da LAWN _ MOWER ‘elerson, 71 WANTED —Co eral housewo petent maid for k. Call 189. 717 __eral housework, Cal DEPENDABLE USED CARS A USED CAR IS ONLY AS GOOD AS THE DEALER WHO SELLS IT. A customer bought a Used Dodge Sedan from us for $600,—two months later he camd in and’ want- ed to sell it hack to-us for a new Sedan but then he wanted $750, for the Used Sedan, he expected $150 more than he paid us for the car he said that he knew he had bought a big bargain, and figured the car worth much more than he had paid us for it. Come in and we will/tell you who this i Here are more bargains just good as the above® '24 Dodge Coupe, $625; Gord Coupe, 3 Dodge Touring, $1 Ford Truck, $485; Overland » $85; Dodge Touring, winter top, $350; and oth-| er Dependable bargains. PHONED 806, y, Bismarck Bank building. M.'B. GILMAN CO. FOR RENT—Four room house, mod- FO ‘ALE—Sport Model $ st. Phone 1 por! i y Raa oa cli} Phone 1068)" Knight 5 pasdenger touring car with ry RENT—Modern 2 room fur Glass-Mobile top. With Lahr Motor FOR RED jern 2 room furnish-} Sales Co. new car guarantee, a real ‘ -F.W.! bargain for quick sale. See John __Runge. Bismarck F Market. FOR SALE—Two Dodge touring cars, one Ford Coupe and one Ford Roadster. Also the following household goods: one oil stove, j one library table, one kitchen cab- inet. Phone 187, 800 Main St. ampion, newly overhauled and in very good running condition: Paint and tires good. Price very reasonable. Write re Tribune N SHA! Thayer Street, HOUSES AND FLA’ ie FOR RENT—Three room furnished housekeeping apartment in modern home. Adults only. Screen porch and large storeroom. Heat, light, water and telepho: furnished. Phone 883 or call at 217 Eighth.St. ‘OR RENT—One well equipped fight housekeeping apartment, also fur- nished room on ground floor. Man and wife, or two business women preferred.) 422 Fifth street. > FOR RENT—By June 1st modern two or three room apartment: with private front and rear entrance and private bath. Phone 614. The Dietrich house, 210 Inquire The Byrne 'T-—-Two - room apartment an’s Drug Store. Call at Cowan's drug store. Bi FOR RENT—6 room house with bath, in on Second street, Phone RSONAL VALMIST and Phrenologist, Madam Lattimorelle, here at 416 Fourth St. Reading hours: 2 to 5 and 7 to 10. Helps find lost articles, See her __FURNITURE FOR SALE FOR SALE—Two large pore! one large bookcase, one new pa lor table, one Karpen bed daven- port, cost $175, now $75, one new single bed complete, one double bed complete, one wartime parlor lamp, one new storm door and one D-. hoot one large leather MPETENT cook wishes positio gL SRS hotel, Also pitt for dining room|FOR SALE—1 Walnut buffet, 64 or kitchen work, Write care Tri-| | inches, $48.00; 1 Spanish leather bune No. 43. davenport, $45.50; 9x12 Wilton rug kitchen WANTED TO BUY ED" ity eae Gee 609 Thirtecnth St. WANTED TO BUY—5 or 6 room pies iungalow direct from owner, | FOR Jade breakfast East front preferred, Write Box! Gain’ *Party fearing town. Calla 53, - Dak. 722 Sixth street or Phone 1151R. FOR SALE—Hickory range, kero¥ene stove, two black leather rockers,, kitchen cabinet, folding bed. Phone 1174, FOR SALE—Fumed oak dining room. _ set. Bargain. 818 Ave. B. re _FOR SALE DAIRY FARM IRY FARM FOR SALE—79-acre: Chéap if taken at once. Three ani one-fourth miles to station, 30. miles sto. St. Paul, 32 acres culti- vated. Full set of buildings, fruiv trees, on state road, graveled, Must, sell at once. Price $4,000, and good terms. Six-room house, 2 barns, machine house, chicken. coop and corn crib. Good well. Immediate possession, W. F. Stahmann, Dun- raven, Bismarck, N. D. ills containing eight $5. Return to Conrad ald et Bismarck Hotel for Phone 70GLW, For Sale 1—1926 Four door Sedan, spare tire and bump- ers, at a bargain, 1—1926 Ford Roadster at a bargain. 1—1926 Essex Coach at a bargain. DAKOTA AUTO SALES CO., INC. Phone_428 When asked why | 3% se eees For Sale 5 room partly ‘modern house, 2 bed rooms, water, side tllet, neste da soe Rosser, dandy 50-foot lot, good trees, curbing in and on paving. Phone No. 90 or 449 FOR RENT—Two unfurnished or ‘urnished rooms for light house- keeping, with private entrance on ground floor, Call 104LJ or 415 _ Eighth St. N. FOR RENT—Good sized front toom.| with kitchenette and closet fur- nished for light housekeeping. 413 __Fifth St. Phone 273, FOR RENT—Clean modern sieeping room in a clean quiet home, can be had by June jist.. Close in. Call 15 Thayer street. i in modern home. apartment, __down stairs Spm) R RENT in modern home. Closé in. Private entrance. Call 7,_ Gentlemen only. FOR RENT—Comfortable room in modern home, on car line. Phone _724 or 710 Fourth St, ‘OR RENT. Phone 730. fer 80 acres at. Sterling for breaking for flax, one-sixth share or wouJd pay $2 an acre and furnish seed for half. Nice land to break. L. N. Cary, dan, show it to you befere you buy. I haul_ashes and black dirt for a square deal. Phone 9773 at 417 St. T. M. Burch, —4 teams of work horses, weight from 2800 to 3300. Also 26 head of young eattle, J. E, Che 12% miles, 8. B..Bismarck, FOR SALE—Three burner gas range with oven in excellent condition, used-nine month: 16.00. Phone _ 589M, 410 Third St. FOR SALE—A-1 John Deere Corn Planter with 80 rods of wire. J. E. Chesak, 12% miles S. E. of Bi marek, 'N. Dal FOR SALE CHEA’ z gas and coal range, also two burner| © gas plate in good condition. Call _at 902 Sixth St. WANTED—Piano for storage. be well taken care of. Pribune No, 44, ate ARAGE FOR See EL. ‘aunce. 802 First St. Phone 480. FOI SALE—Round top for table. Phone 819. 123% Fourth street. will Write care BUSINESS CHANCES RESTAURANT fixtures for sale. Restaurant on the Red Trail now doing good business and wishes to turn over fixtures at once, on ac- count of health. ‘This is a snap for someone to take over if taken at Phone 961R, or write to Box 68, Hismarek, N. Dak, FOR SALE—A good paying bulk oil station, fully equipped in a good territory. Owner wish to sell on account of other business. Write care Tribune No, 37, Bargains in Used Cars 1—1926 Essex Coach 1—1923 Dodge Coupe Ape eee Touring ar 1—1923 Haynes Coupe OLSON GARAGE || 202 Fourth Street “SILL SAY! AN KOT AMOUIN , I GUESS = Ay a SAYS 1 MAKE 7 SWEET! ? ASIC SUS ENER ABARD A GAPE ue Sores PLA To TE BIRD MUSIC. _. 3 ARE YOU 60ING NIOLIAS AOW prices were up 1 THE BISMARCK ‘GRAIN WHEAT PRICES HIGHER TODAY Unexpected Strength of Wheat Quotations at Liverpool Affects Market Chicago, May 20—(AP)—Despite late reports of rain in North Dakota and of moisture elsewhere, both south and north of the Canadian line, wheat prices averaged decidedly high- er today. . Unexpected strength of wheat quotations at Liverpool due to improved demand*was a buélish fs tor. Congestion in th May delivery here resulted in the May price going up to around 27 cents over July withstanding a good deal of sithultan- cous selling of May and buying of July. * _ Foreigners were credited with tak- ing an active hand in the buying of future deliveries of wheat today here, but cool weather in the northwest tended to exercise somewhat of a moderate influence on general spec- ulative buyers, In connection with the foreign buying it was reported that English flour mills have resumed grinding, and that British stocks of wheat are being depleted, owing to small receipts. On the other hand, reports from crop observers regard- ing spritg wheat conditions were pessimistic, especially as to South Dakota, One expert wired that the South Dakota crop prospects was get- ing poorer each day, part would not average half a stand, and that late germinated Wheat, is dying for lack of moisture. Corn and oats were higher sympa- thizing with wheat. Liquidation ap- peared in oats on the rally and ‘the early advance was Jost later, but there was no material pressure on corn. Provisions firmer in line with -hogs and grain. Wheat closed strong, % to 4 cents net higher, corn % to % up, oats at % decline to ' advance, and provis- ions unchanged to 7 cents down. WHEAT CLOSES HIGHER ON MINNEAPOLIS MARKET Minneapolis, Minn., May 20—(AP)— Wheat developed marked strength to- day, cables coming unexpectedly strong. Opening was higher later moving up with minor reaction until to 3% cents, The finish was % to 2% cents high- r. i Oats were up % to % cent at one time but dragged back part way. July rye bulged 2% cents on export news, July barley finished mildly firm. July flaxseed was up 1% cents Cash wheat generally was relativ ly 1 to-2 cents higher compared with early yesterday. The demand for average quality and woight was bet- ter. Durum was steady. Corn offerings were scanty. “Kiln dried was in moderate supply and steady. Oats were % cent better. Rye was steady Barley was firm, Flax- seed was quiet und steady. FARGO BUTTER Fargo, N.-D., May 20-—-(AP)—Bi ter fat, churning cream unchanged; packing stock unchanged, CHICAGO POULTRY Chicago, May 20—(AP)—Poultry alive easy; receipts none; fowls broilers 25@46; turkeys 35; roosters 17%; ducks 28; geese 14. coy RM_LANDS a aed POR SALE—The N. W. Quarter of Sec. 32, Stark County, 4 miles South of Belfield, N. D. Every foot can be cultivated. Price and terms reasonable, M. W. Meft, Bis- marek, N. Dak, di FUR SALI ery Ri le, » 160 acres land, 1% miles south of Driscoll, N. Dak., cash or terms, Write care Tribune No. s42. OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT _ FOR KENT—Four office rooms over Knowles Jewelry store, F. A. Knowles. ___¢ WANTED TO RENT — WANTED TO RENT—Five modern house by June 1st. 356. room Phone DP, At ine jin bank 1 Apply to: 5.754 TRIBUNE - MARKETS By AssociatedPress Leased Wire CHICAGO RANGB Close Yesterday Year Ago 1.67% . 4 15.82 16.02 17.05 1712 18,306 § 18.50 19.80 15.82 16,02 ' 18.52 FINANCIAL ' NEWS Close 1.64% 1.62% 1.3744 1.334% 1.637 1.62% 1.36% 182% 695% 13% 18.45 18.45, STOCK PRICES - steady to strong; sorted light 14,00@ 14.26; butchers pigs largely 15 t TURN UPWARD}: Hudson Motors Lead, Various Issues in Price Rise on Today’s Market New York, May 20-—-(AP)--Stock prices turned upward today under the leadership of Hudson Motors, which responded to the raising of the qu terly dividend from 75 to 87 and the declaration of an ext dividend of 20 per cent. by a financial news ticker df an erroneous report that only the regu- lar dividend had been declared caused a flurry af selling in th ck which sent it down from 6 but it snapped back around 6 the facts became known. Trading in this issue comprised about one-fourth of the entire volume of business in the first three hours, which aggre- gated less than 600,000 shares. The buying of Hudson came largely from an overcrowded short interest. Other motors rallied in symapthy Trading in the general lis rather dull and featureless. | Tobacco stocks gave a fairly good demonstra: tion of group strength with the de-| + mand centering in American Tobacco and tobacco products each of which advanced about a point. Woolworth, Famous Pla: Gulf States Steel and Freeport Texas also recorded moderage gains. Oils were rather quiet dspite a further exten- ion of recent gasoline price advan- ces. Rails made little response to the publication of excellent traffic reports, Chicage and Alton preferred and Kansas City Southern being among the few issues to sell a point or more above yesterday's final quo- tations, loney was in plentiful supply, but ‘the call money rate was unchangéd at per cent, with that figure again shaded” in the out market, Foreign exchanges <displayed a firm undertone with French and Bel- gian francs well supported around the three cent level. A rise in call money to four per cent upon the calling of $30,000,000 8, later caused prices to ease off slightly from their high lev- els. The clan ie was firm. Total sales approximated 1,050,000 shares, SO. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK South St. Paul, Minn., May 20---U, D. of A.)—Cattle 1,800; fed steers ind fat she stock moderately active, eady to strong; best heavy steers held at 9.50; desirable yearlings carly 8.85; bulk steers and yearlings 8.00 @8.60; fat she stock largely 4.75@ 7.50; canners and cutters unchange bologna -bulls strong to 25 higher odd heavies upwards to 6.50; bulk '@6.00; stockers and feeders slow, veal calves, ‘quality considered, steady to strong; good lights largely 11.00@11,25; choice up- wards to 11,50, Hogs 6,000; slow; few carly sales MONEY “OD'UE INVESTED AND IN WHAT — NOW,HENRY, L WANT?)( To KNOW HOW MOCH Ss GET THE GoLo BRICK AND-SHOW TOME~.¢ COUSIN -IN> “ ROYOO THINK Tid LET $200 STAND INTHE WAY OF , BECOMING A MOLTI-MILLIONAIRE? 1200,~ AND oN MORE ‘sie HOW: Wheat— medium and y salable from 13.50@13.85 steady to nominally dd sale. Ma: Open 20 High Low: May old May new Flay May July Barley May July 79's | BOM 1 dark northern. northern spring 1 amber durum 1 mixed durum... Hard winter ...... * We quote but do not handle Spoltz, per ew! No. 3, 56 55 lbs. “1 cent perf 4 81h. Ear corn, 70 Ibs, shell. C Chicago, Wheat N jixed, 1 N 1 red durum. 1 flax. “130 the fol- 75 SHELL CORN lbs or more. $46 42 38 secees BB unt under 20—(AP)—Cash: hard, 1.69@1 3 No. 2 01.68, 2 mixed, 72; No, T3@73'4 . Oats No. 2 white, 41%6@424%; No. 3 white, 41@41%. Rye No, 2, 85. Rarley, 68%@T76. Timothy seed, 6. ‘Clover seed, CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, May 20—(U. S. D. of A.)— Hogs 20, (000; slow, mostly 10 cents higher to shippers; yard traders and few small killers pound butchers 1 ity desirable 200 to 14.26@14.50; ic pounds down largely 14.65@14.7 on 140 to 150 pound: packing bulk 240 to 32: @14.15; major- 225 pound weights choice 180 good and top bulk select 14.80 sows 12.90@13.1 killing pigs up to 15.00; heavyweight hogs 13. .40@ 14.15 hi medium 13.90@ light lights ‘Janiry, demand slow, market weal 15-19-91 13,90@14.80; packing 1B 18.26; slaughter. pigs 14.25@15.00. Cattle 10,000; yearling steer trade é, steady to strong; steers slow; several loads heavies early 9.50@9.76; some held 10.00; best yearlings 10.10; lightweight heifers upward to 9.90; she stock relatively scarce; heifer: strong to higher; fat cows strong; canners and cutters steady; bulls un- even; mostly steady; after early flesh vealers mostly 26@60 cetns higher; lightweight showing maximum de- cline; bulk to packers 11,00@12.60. Sheep 8,000; fat Jambs generally firm; sheep stead: bulk desirable clippers 15.25@15 few to out- siders upwards to 15.75; heavy clipped Colorados 14.75; two doubles Cali- fornia springers averaging around 67 pounds 16.80, with one single out; ong car California with 100 ‘out 16.50, average weight around 65 pdunds; edd lots fat ewes 7.50@8.00, according to weight and qualit, CHICA! POTATOES Chicago, May 20—(AP)—Potato re- cars; total U. S. shipments Canada 2; on track 161; old trading fair, | market about Ww i sacked stock whites 2.5 and round whites russets 3.00@3.30; Texas Louisiana umphs 6.75@6.2 Spalding Rose No. ked new stock weak; sacked Bliss Florida May 20—(U, Light wire in- r. ly Minneapolis, Min oads delivered sales, freight on Mi Cai deducted, sacked ew! 1, mostly around CHICAGO PRODUCE Chicago, May 20-(AP) \ 3 receipts 9,033 neapolis-St. Paul rat receipts 2 ordina storage extra 31% |firsts 314. Cheese unchanged. MI Minneapolis, Minn., May 20 Flour unchanged; shipments rels. .00@ 24.00. ‘Kirst to Be Probed “\By Senate Committee (Continued from page one.) erson, firm, corpora mittee, organization, or to influence nomination tion to, the senate, THREE MEMBERS OF COMMITTEE RESIG Washington, May 2 of the fi senators named senatorial mpaign committee tendered tions from the committee today to Vice President Dawes. They were Senators Recd of Pennsylvania and Deneen of Ilinois, Republicans, and Bayard, Democrat, Delaware. The members left are Senators Reed, Democ Missouri, and La Follette, Republi sin, Reed of Pennsylvania said he could not serve because he already is on cents unde*] the senate tariff investigating com-|¢ {) mitte thi ment: membe Senator Dencen is secretary of the and also wants to, go abroad summer with the battle monu- mmission, of which he is a n ignated to have el cc's Chicago office. Senator Bayard resigned because he is treasurer of the Democratic sen- atorial campai committee. SUMMONS STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County of Burleigh.—ss. In District Court, Fourth Judfcial District. ! The Northern Trust Company, a corporation, Maintift, vs. Wildfang, Administrator f Joyce Hard- Edward Tom ing, a Harding, Annie § Emily Seigrest, Agnes Noser, Howard B. Case, as Adminis- trator of the Estate of M. Smith, dec: s Smith, KE Sarah OF. Di Smith, Thomas G Loomis, Clifford Lo pmis and Vern Defendants. Amended Summons of North I med Defendants: hereby summoned swer the Amended compla faction, which has been Cleak of the above named Court, and jto serve a of your answer upon the subscribers. within thirty days w to the failure to a) ment will be ta a default for the relief the complaint Dated May PIERCE, gain demanded in Attorfleys for postoffice Ra Gi Proposals f Iding materi ist th eh High by the 0 a. om. Monday, ec rhkht Is reserved to r all proposals. Plans a quantity survey will be on and file with the clerk and may be s at the office of Van Horn and terbush, architects, Bismarck, North Dakota, on and after May 27, 1926. Ry order of the Roard of Ed dated May 19) rage. : WICHARD 37 ? PS, FOR MILK | Gantenat te deliver uy On June 8th the Bismarck Hospital wishes to. consider and: ace ids for milk tobe delivered under contract for a period of one year. The milk must come from clean tested, cows. Quan- uly from 40 to m4 galleus daily, de- rey ‘twice each day during warm weather. The Board reserves the wight to reject any and all bids: ' Bismarck - Hospital, A 1 aa gees + 0 BUILD STADIUM yelose of, the 192 football Cort eee brought: mt fecal. business round whites, N.S. No. | Butter; |\xpenditures May Be in, Wiscon- Republican senatorial committee and} 7}, “desi; Tee. jan ¥ ADVERTISE: Bes bids for the constru of a Storm Water Sewer on. ‘Street from Broadway ito Av in Sewer Improvement District Num ber One, will be received by. the bitr aed of City Commissioners of the | ity of | Bigmarok, North Dakota, until eight o'clock, FP, M.June ‘The following approximate quanti- tles are, wiven for the Ruldan f bidders: near feet of 16 inch vitrified ipe in 8 sewer 2. , 12 Inch. vitrified sewer pipe in linear Jon enth plac 380 linear feet of place, 380 fept of 10 lien vitrified newer pibe in place, : neat feet of & Inch Vitrified sewer pipe In place, manholes. 6 catchbastine. Work on this contract shall he commenced not later than July 1, » and shall completed not later than July 31, 1926. Rach bidder shall suite in his bid the rate of interest which the war- r work. All bids shall be made upon a basis of cash payment for all work to be done. Each bid must be ac- companied by a certified check for ‘ive Hundred Dellats ($500.00) p le to the order of P. Len jt ‘s hond in al to the full ameant the bid, as provided in Section ‘ompited Laws of North 1 right is reserved to reject 1, ATKINSON, City Auditor, struc Storm j Tenth Street from Brondw nue said with the plans, and estimate of ‘pro f the City Engineer, ecifications and est . were 4 adepted and placed on file Auditor the in tl 18th | public: lertic 1 newspaper of sald city the fowners erty | of a majority of the prop- asseased do not Auditor protest igh.—ss, City of Bismarck. Da eh: cor the resolution is @ true and correct of the original resolution of th Howrd of City Commissioners af suid city adopted at a regular meeting 18th, 1936. SS my hand and the seal of Bismarck this 19th day M. H. ATKINSON, 27) ' Owners and Occu- Respective Premises r Deseribed: 8, The City Commission y of Biamarck deem it nec- y to construct a sidewalk in front of, or along, each of the fol- jlowing described premises as h set forth, to-wit: ten ft ch ef the 1 Jessa 3 have notify ¥ vided by walk in front of or along said prem- likes which are owned or occupied | you, at yo x OW TT. to construct 8 nt of or along the premises fh ) which are owned by Isubject to the approval of t Engineer, and in strict as above set efore de- you, ( nd if you fail to so const: same, such Sidewalks: will be ucted by the contractor empl by the City for that purpose, the expense thereof will be assessed t said premises. ‘equired by seid commencing Ww: , to make application Engineer for line and of ik, and for a permit to ct the same. Bismarck, N. D., May 19, M. H. ATKINSON, City of Bismarck, N. D. 0-2 Bra constr I 1, $A. Olsness, Commissioner of ce, do hereby certify that ‘ate’ Farmers Mutual Hall In- surance Company of Waseca, Min- aesota, having been duly authorized to write a hall insurance business Sor ota, and having a de- posit of $1500 with this Department tor the protection of its holders of ail insurance polictec, has ceased ing the aforesaid class of insur- in this State, and has made re- auest for the return of said de- posit. The said company has rresented to this Department an affidavit to the effect that It has no policies of hail insumnce now in force, and no unpaid Wabilities for hail losses in the ¢ North Dakota, In accordance with Sect. 4899, C. iL, 1915, North Dakota, unless this Hepartment is notified ‘on or before three months after first pub- n) of any claim or claims for outstanding against said ny, it shall cause the deposit y held forthe benefit of golicy- ers to be returned to sal At NOTICE IS HEREB under the authority of an Order of Sale granted by the Honorable I. C. Davies, Judge of the County,-Court of the County of Burleigh, in the State of North Dakota, dated th: 12th day of M: 1926, the unde the Ad City of Bism: lot North Bakete, deceased, will sell t private-sule-to the highest bidder, fi ash subject’to the confirmation » Judge of the sald Count the following deseribed land, to-w Hts 6 Lots Four (4) and Five 5),/ of Block Fifty-five (35) of the original plat of the City of Bismarck, County Jae Sirtelwh and State of North Da- on “what the same will be sold'ta one roel. Fi made aa or after ebb's Store, Bl ith