The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 2, 1926, Page 7

Tribune Classthed Averionasas — FOR SALE FIVE ROOM bungalow, modern, full basement with garage, bailt in 1920, good condition an splendid “location. Price $4660. $650.00 cash, balance in monthly in stallment of. $50.00 which includes interest ut 7 per cent. An excep- tional opportunity to acquire a SIX ROOM house and.tath, 3. bed rooms, maple floors, book cases, hot water heat, full Dasement, east front and a good location. Price sev ern, fine condition and a ‘dandy home at the price, short lot. Price $3750, terms. FIVE KOOM bungatow, modern, and in good condition, full lot. Price $3000.00; $760 cash, balance on easy monthly’ payments, 7 per cent in- terest. ROOM se semi-bungalow, mat | TEN ROOM house, modern, close in and an excellent. rooming house proposition, Price $4760.00. FIVE ROOM bungalow, bath, nfaple ors, fire place, lawn and, tree: excellent: 1acpttene Pricg., $5600. Tetms. SIX ROOM bungalow, modetn -and practically new, fine large rooms, cistern, full basement, garage, lawn and trees. ‘front, Price $6250.00, Terms. ‘G LOTS in all mge to by right now. Why Jel VERY FORM Of RELIABLE .COM- home E PANIES. Phone . INVESTORS — AGE SECUR- ITY COMPANY Office with Flevt_ Guaranty Bank MALE ABLP SS MALE HELP WANTED—Take orders for coffee, sugar, flour, meats, can- ned goods, staple groceries, also paints, radio sets, tires, auto and! tractor oils. No capital of bond required. We deliver and collect. Permanent busi “Big pay. Write at once. Hitehcock-Hill Co, R, Chicago. _ TED—Experienced male keeper that understands cost” ac- counting. Must also understand auto parte, Permanent employment. Good sal- ary. Dakota Auto Sales Co., Inc. THE Minneapolis Woolen Mills Com- pany can use several good men for’ Ph unoccupied territory. Must have car, See Mr. Naftalin at the Me-' Kanzic Hotel or write to 612 First Ave. N., Minneapol WANTED—-Men and women te learh barber trade, Great demand, li wages. Few weeks completes. alog and special offer free. Barber College, Fargo, N. Dak. ANTED.—High school boy, must be good at figures and have some re book:| Married man preferred. ; ti Cate! Moler FOR SALE OR TRADE—One four- unde sat er CLASSIFIED DISPLAY RATES 65 Cents Per gh eee dhould be ae “4 in- THE _BISMARCK TRIBUNE PHONE 82 Shiendia Wscation; ea:t' DEPENDABLE USED CARS the A USED Car is only as good as the ‘or build ‘a|/ dealer who sells it. Our own build- ing—our service department—our whole drganization is dedicated to courteous, prompt attention euch and every one of our cus- tomers. That this may be a sclfish motive js proven by our increasin ‘sale of Dependable Used Cars, an the interesting testimonial letters we cun show you, written by many of our Used Car buyers. Ford Truck, $485; Dodge Touring, $195 land 90, $96; Dodge Coupe, Cadillac Touring, $285; Ford $360, and other exceNent bargains, Easy time payments. PHONE 08. M.'B. GILMAN CO. BARGAINS IN USED CARS” ‘One 1920 Hupp 3 passenger Coupe. One 1922 Paige ‘Touring with California Top. One 1923 Haynes Coupe. One 19267 Essex Coach. One 1920 Dodge Touring car. OLSON GARAGE ‘\ Ww 202 Fourth St. ‘A Ford Bug in fine ¢ dition, $50.00, two Dodge touring cars. Real “bargains. One. Ford Coupe $150.00, one Ford roadster $175.00. See at once Lockwood Phone 187. 800 door Sedan, Chevrolet, for one lot close in. 723 Third street. Phone 599. Knowledge of bookkeeping. Apply | —— to Forman. New Clinic Building, Corner Fifth and Thayer Street. WANTED—Experienced. mechanic. Dakota Auto Sales Co., Ine. FEMALE HELP WANTED WANTED AT ONCE—Competent girl for chamber work, must be neat. Have 17 rooms with modern work- ing equipment. Hotel Washburn, Washburn, N. Dak. _ WANTED: A women to keep house for an aged man ie, the country. __Write Tribyne N WANTED—Good Indy cook. Write rvin, Kenmare, or phone Hotel Db. ED—Girl for gene work. Phone 623M. _ WAN ED—Walttess at_O'Brlen’ : __ WORK WANTED a WORK WANTED — Hemstitching,! piesting and novelty pleating. Mail j orgers appreciated. Mrs, Hannah Larsen, 400 ith St. OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT FOR RENT—Dental office rooms, formerly occupied bf Dr. Kershaw, suitable for any kind of an: office. inguire City National Bank, ‘Bis-, marek. Xnowles Jewelry stor F. A. Knowles. ‘ast TLOST--Pocket book. Will ” finder lease call 603M or Jeave-.at-B11 ‘osser St. after 6 p.m, ! i | | ss ___ WANTED TO RENT ANTED TO RENT AT ONCE— small rooms furnished for light housekeeping. Very close in. Phone MUSICAL VOCAL INSTRUCTION — 6-weeks course beginning June duly 15. Register now. Phone 9063; Studio, 201 First St., or Vhone. 8J | Mandan, for appoint- ment, J. A. Winther. WHY OPERATE. for Appendicitis, Gall Stones, Stomach* and Liver ‘Tronbles when Hépatola does the work within 24 hours without pain, danger of loss of time? lepa- tola also removes the calculus from the pelvis, of the kidneys and. gravel fram the _bladder. Contains no poison. Pregnant omen and small children t take atola with -every safety. TH \is the eee vo Tae as sold in Canada by Mrs. Geo. S. Ah “For’ sale“ her ¢ rite $6.75 Gativerea Not sold“by druggists MRS. STANLEY WELLS Box’ “941,:Dept. 9. Phone 3727 Aberdcen, South, Dakota for] = PHONE 32 and ie POSITION WANTED—Girl 1 school graduate. two years train- ing: in stonography, wants office or other position. Aikat) Tribune No. §2-or call 1040 M. HOUSES AND FLATS - housekteping hom ped in modern home, Adults only. and large storeroom. Phone 883 FOR™~ RENT—Beautifully furnished two room apt., large pantry and clothes closet, gas range, sink ‘tly modern, close in. Call even- gs after six and all day Sun. 88 _ Rosser. FOR RENT—A_ “nicely furnished modern apartmeat, including elec- tric washing machine, flat iron, vacuum cleaner, Always hot water, _ 807 1 roe t 8 FOR GRENT — Light housekeeping roonis in modern house. Gas for Mie ae 621 Sixth Street. Phone —Four rooms furnished or unfurnished apt. Varney Flats. _Phone 773. FOR RENT — Furnished ‘apartment With pi 30 Fourth, te Clean sleep! modern house, can be used for light housekeeping. Also 9 piece fumed oak dintng room set for sale. __ 306 Kighth FOR RENT—Two large rooms and kitchenette or bed rooms, furnish- od or unfurnisited, in modern house ow pricy Call 485R. FOR RENT—2 v ty “pleasant rooms in modern new home. Immediate Possession. 324 9th St. Phone 1054. leasant, airy room, suitable for one or two, Close in. Ph 904 after 6 p.m FOR RENT—Fuarnished room lady, new home, convenient tow Mt FOR Ph it rooms, close in. 422 Fourth Street, _Phone 1052R, ‘for to “private Call room with Gentlemen. preferred, FOR SAL! range, beds, chairs, rocker, dresser, sewing machine, phonograph, radio, radio table, cot, camp stove, tubs, boiler, clothes basket, baby buggy, fruit jars, gasoline lamp, gasoline lantern, other articles. _ Phone 548: at 620 Ave. F. FOR SALE—Some real bargains on a kitchen cabinet, three burner oil ti and dining room and library toble. H.C. Arnold. Phone 187. 800 Main St. Beats FOR SALE—48-in. fumed oak din- ing table, with or without chairs to match. Cheap if taken at once. 121 W. Thayer. Phone 947. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—=An Underwood Type- writer in excellent condition. sell reasonable if taken at X Y 4%, care Tribune, D. 4, ending |* once, Bis- hain Nu a ae res wna FOR SALE—-Gehw sted corn. Also h'milk cow. J. E. rg 1243 ek, pe Comme rug, 9 x 123]! eas ew. 408 Fifth Si seed | Temperatures and | | Road Conditions | | o—_—____—____—_______—-® (Mercury readings at 7a. m.) Bismarck—Clear, 39; roads good. + St. Cloud—Cloudy, 48; roads good. Jamestown—Cloudy, 46; roads good. Minot—Cloudy, 86; roads good. Duluth—Cloudy, 46; roads good. Fargo—Cloudy, 42; rgads good. <n Forks—Cloudy, 60; roads sortibbing—Cloudy, 44; roads fair. lankato-—Clou iy, 48; roads good. Winona—Cloudy, roads good. Rochester—Cloudy, 51; roads f Mandan—Clear,*39; roads “good. Will] ¢ “Iter fat, ‘churning cream 41; MARKETS STOCK PRICES. MOVE UPWARD Operators Working For Higher Prices \ New York, Jyne 2—(AP)—Mixed price movements, reflecting the ea of opposing speculative forces, char ‘acterized today’s stock market, with the es & 's advantage apparently of the side operators working for higher prices, Bear traders, using the in- ¢rease of over $22,000,000 in brokers’ loans reported by the federal reserve bank as a pretext, endeavored to un- settle the gencral market in the carly trading, being aided by liquidation ingpired by several commi#fion house ices suggesting profit taking, but ‘they encountered stiff resistance. “Bull” ‘pools, on the other hand, were sided by easier money rates and fav- trade news, including the d laration of an extra dividend on A: sociated Oil and a downward revision of carlier stcet trade estimates jn the May unfilled orders of the Gnited States Steel corporation. U. S. Steel common was well sup- ported about 123 despite the indica- tions of a further reduction in stecl schedules this month by the weckly steel trade review. Motors also re- ceived better support. General Mo- tors moving up over two points and Mack Trucks and Willys Overland selling a point or so higher by carly afternoon. Oil shares apparently were unaffected by the weekly report of the American Petroleum institute sowing an increase of over 23,000 bar- average of gross crude oil production last week. Pan American “BY” and America Corpora- tion each sold a point or to higher, ihe last named crossing 29 to a new high level for the year. Lago “A,” also touched a new high since its ad- mission to the “Big Board.” Foundation company responded to z| the statement of Chairman Day that over $20,000,00 in new business had béen booked since the first of the year. American Ice, Dupont, Interna- tional Combustion and United Drug also were in good demand. Atchison lost ground in further re- flection of President Storey’s state- ‘ment that no increase in dividends was likely fo rsome time to come. Other rails were mixed, with good buying noted in the Van Sweringen tssues, The closing was steady. Aside from a decline of almost three points in Atchison, prices held firm in the late ‘trading. General Motors moved up 2% points with the announcement. ‘that a $9,000,00 issue of preferred stock had been sold privately at a price of 11812, and recoveries of 1 to 3 points took place in Hudson, United States Rubber, Fisk, Goodrich, Texas Gulf Sulphur and Corn Products. Total sales approximated 1,200,000 shares. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK | toes 14,000; strong to 10 cents hi big ‘packers inactive, 240 to largely, 13.65@14.10 choice 210 pounds majority good down 14.15@14. top 14.40; pene sows 12, 40@'12, 65, filing pigs, 14,50. downs ‘hes 13.40@14.10; medium 3 lights 18.45@14.40; light lights. 13.45@14.40; packing @ 12.85; slaughter pigs 85@14.50. yearlings and sorted hogs Cattle 13,000; both wetghty steers in liberal supp! early sales steady to weak, mostly shippers, marke now low, bidding 10 @15 cents lower; early top matured steers 10.60; 10.40 paid -by Indiana finisher for high qualitied eight months fed 1,470 pound bullocks; yearling heifers sharing, decline; fat cows steady;,bulls and vealers steady to weak, Sheep 12,000; asking around steady on better grade fat lambs; indications lower on others and fat sheep; very little done early; no strictly choice yearling wethers offered; one part load to outsiders 16.60, fully steady. FARGO BUTTER Fargo, N. D., June 2—(AP)—But- packing ‘stock 36. Wow IN BLAZES DID THIS BIG HOLE L Swrose FONE tare MORNING = “But Amy Can Handle _ IT'S DANGEROUS To HME A DOG LIKE THAT AROBND - YOU SHOULD DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT- Chicago, June 2—-(U. 8. D. of Ads-4 bulk) CHICAGO RANGB CLOSE CLOSE WHEAT MARKET LOWER TODAY | Persistent: Speculative Selling Sends Prices Down De- spite Early Rally » Chicago, June 2--(AP)--Despite a strong rally which accompanied re- ports of crop deterioration in parts of Kansas and Nebraska, the wheat market today averaged lower as a re- sult of persistent speculative selling. Export demand for North American wheat was more activi mated as high as 1,250,000 bushels, chiefly Canadian. Light to heav frost was indicated for the northwest. A good deal of notice was taken to- day of statements that supplies of old wheat have about reached the point of exhaustion, and that at least six more months must elapse before any new wheat will reach Chicago. Arrivals of wheat in hod! YI today @mounted to only 10 cars. eports from 1,000 country correspondents indicate that domestic stocks of wheat on farms are 25 per cent less than a year ago. According to a Chicago authority, a similar close cleanup of old supplies of wheat prevails throughotu the world. Meanwhile, future delivery contracts in this country continue to. sell at more than a shipping parity under Liverpool. Corn and oats were easy with the action of ‘wheat the main influence. | The cash corn and cash oats trading {basis was steady. ito arrive were small, jin line with hogs and cotton oil. Wheat closed unsettled 4 to 1% cents net lower, corn 4 to 12 cent up, oats at s cent decline to 'x cent ad |vance, and provisions varying from 5 feents decline to 16 cents gain, PRICES DRAG LOWER ON THE MILL CITY MARKET neapolis, June (AP)—Wheat prices dragged lower today after | showing mild symptoms of firmness early. Trade was dull and scattered selling to secure profits was attract- ‘ed by the upturn of three c@nts from “low point early yesterday. The mar- {ket cased slo} and had small ' periodic rallies. |" Oats dragged with wheat. July rye cent early but closed 1's lowdr with wheat. Fg i futures ‘on scattered liquidation. Cash wheat was spotted and the un- dertone was somewhat unsettled. Choice offerings were rather quict. Average quality was in somewhat bet- ter demand and light weight springs were 1 to 2 cents higher in spots. Winter wheat was quiet and steady. Durum was firm for choice, easy for. poor, smutty offerings. Corn was steady. Oats were in fair to good demand and offerings were light. Rye offerings were fair and demand for ordinary quality was quieter. Barley firm, Flaxseed was in fair demand and offerings were sharply smaller. GREAT Scorr! LD BETTER Cart HIM "TO THE DOG June ith sales esti- |“ 2 —Today— YESTERDAY YEAR AGO Open 18.70 BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished by Russe’ Bismarek, June No. 1 dark northern ..... 1 northern spring 1 amber durum xed durum . | red durum Dark hard winter Hard winter .. ty MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN 0, 2 0. L white 40%; No. Barley 63@ 3. Timothy seed 6.00@¢ Clover seed 12.00@28.00. Lard 16.15. Ribs 18.50. Bellies blank. POTATOES Chicago, June 2—(AP) receipts 61 cars; new 382, old 210 Idaho sacked rus- trading Alabama, Lou- riumphs 3.50@ 0, stock CHICAGO Pou Chicago, June alive firm; 26; broilers 7 roosters 1654; ducks : 16 to 27. CHICAGO PRODUCE a (P) But receipts 21,292 tubs; i extras 39% 5 firets rt firsts 284 to 20%; ordin BOWSER - WHERE ARE NOOR MANNERS ? IT'S NOT POLITE TO ASK For MORE THAN ONE HELPING OF DesserT! We > rsa but do not “handle the corn, 70 lbs, 5 cents under]! « | liberty: hs hard yel- 2 white | 4 Potatoes; ipments | ( Bermuda ,| Dodge Bros, * 28; storage packed extras 31; age firsts 30". Cheese unchanged. MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR Minneapolis, Minn. June 2 2-4), unchanged, shipments 42,675 and] ning slow, about steady; bulk AN oh few better grades eligible upwards $9.00; she stock moderatery better grades; 00; heifers upwa jow, unevenly lower; few 25; lighter ers and feeders about steady. Calves largely 4,200; 11.00; light hghts and pigs higher; Night ligh 5.00: av etter grades yearlings upwari desirable li Minneupolt Range of car! No, 1 2 dark no. rk northern 1.47 dark hard winttr 1 No. 1 hard winter amber durum m 1.35@1.39; No. 2 yellow No. 3 white } No. EAPOLIS GRAIN Minneapolis, June 2-—(AP) receipts 88 cars compared to Cash: No. 1 northern 1 dark northern fancy 1.58@1 Wheat 67 a to LIBERTY BONDS New York, J bonds 4 1-45 10: third 41 NEW YORK STOC KS (Closing Prices) _ Au. paca & Dye.. 5 taccoave . Sm. Ref. Sugar .... Tel. & Tel |. Woolen Armour of Ill. JAtchison . . st Line. Baldwin Loco Balt. & Ohio.. Bethlehem Si California Pet Canadian Pac, Cent. Leata, pfd... ci & Ohio... westerns... pid... ile Copper .. Chrysler. Coca Cola Colorado Fuel Consolidated Corn Products Crucibie Stee! Cuba Cane Sug. pfd. Du Pont de Nem. .. Electric Pow. & Lt. ctfs Erie Raiiroad ‘ Famou Fisk Rubb: Foundation Co General A: General Elect General Moto: Gt. If s s iidaen Motors IMinois Central Independent 0. Int. Combus fennecott tenin ie il rland Oil id-Continen & York Central” || N. HL & Htfd. Western American ...... thern Paci acific Oil . Packard Motor {Pan Am. Ret, | Pgonsylvania ry : Radio Corp. Reading Rep. I St. |Seaboard Air Lin Sears Roebuck j Southern Rv ree Biandard Oil. C al. Stew: Studebaker . Texas Co. . Texas Gulf Suiphur. Texas & Pacific Tobacco Products - Union Pacific . stor! ve,| videration of 20, a day before Ring left for Chicago, and the two were together agai April 24, after Rigg returned. This was disclosed by a woman -who ingisted that he identity be kept secret. This new clue was bei investi- gated while officials awaited word to- day of « hunt through the Northwest Angle country of Minnesota for Ring tnd while inspectors for ‘the county attorney were rounding up witnesses jand assembling evidence “for the [grand jury investigation into the eath of Mrs, Ring. ind Jury Adjourns d jury, after a brief con- the ie jute Tuesday, adjourned until Thursday. . At time it will begin @ thorough investi. gation, during which it is expected the jurors will hear at least 24 witnesses and will receive reports regarding of- ficial activity at Bay City, Wis., near which Mrs. Ring's body was found in Lake Pepin April Meanwhile police announced the im- minent discovery of a suitcase ¢ The gre 0} taining a | woman's Pepa 2 believ nightgown when Pepin April 23, s located the painter who Knowles of Minneapolis of a South St. Paul woman her story of finding the suitcase in Li r near Red Wing, taken from Lake ves to the f the South St. Paul woman to he elothing and to ascertain whether it belonged to Mrs. Ring. egover ; CLARENCE DEMAR WINS MARATHON Phi ence lame . was 2 50 seconds, Alrin Stenroos of Finland, Olympic champion dropped oat half wa: because of a in his side after sharing th pace setting with the American title holder, * A crowd of \25,000 greeted Dem in the stadium after approxima 75,000 others had cheered him alo the route made historic by Ge Washington: and His army |OHIO DEMOCRATS HAVE RALLY TODAY Columbus, Ohio, Jun: (P) Ohio Democrats ‘were’ participating here today in a statewide rally which to all intents and purposes markea the opening of the 1926 campaign. The rally also marked opening of in the Buckeye state to h the two-thirds rule which for more than a century has required presidential nominees to obtain, not a majority of the votes in a national convention, but two thirds. Chief ites of the the rule were former § the Navy Josephus Daniels tional Committeeman W. of Cincinnati. Mr. Da lition of th which has beens used to vote hours, 42 minutes and the cussion of result state in defini ighments being ator Atlee Pomerene of Canton and. Cleve and, who arrived on the and held many con- ferences with lead counties, said today decided whether he the sena toria Re mitted t will ‘considering and that numerous friends are eaniae him to throw his hat into the ring. Consideration of Farm Relief Bill Forced on. Senate (P)—Con f legislation senate today by Democrat, South hington, June 2 n of farm relie ed upon the Senator “Blease, Carolina, The South Ca ‘olinaian: objected to temporarily ide the farm bill so the senate might complete con- sideration of the army air craft ex- pansion bill. Senator McNary, Re- publican, Oregon, in charge of the farm measure, then began to explain its_ provisions, ator Bingham, Republican, Con- necticut, pilot of the t mea ure, pleaded with Senator withdraw his objecti that the national defense was “We were told when we the world court that ther ain not live without aren't any farthers carned if we can have food, Therefore, I insist on my objection.” Candidate for cerener of Bur- leigh county. Your vote will be ap- preciated, Dr. R. daly. » S. Enge. (Poli re 1 neck the nomination for the “oft of Sheriff of Burleigh County, North 1 If elected, 1 pledge m and fair business adminintral the duties and business affai Sheriff's office, Poli Rig ‘ave Ye te : - poet ih ‘our vote wi an tech ated. ceo FRANK BARNE ‘0! pele epiesiP Yee tchsiai ELO POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT Fee iaterlecigne, Three beg ol Sheonnee United Cigar Stores ie 8. Cast Ir, Pipe . Ind. Alcohol Westinghouse Elec. . | White Motor .. | Willys-Overland i. ; Woolworth . Ring Murder Clues Minneapolis, Tone 2 2(AP)--A man | with. whom Lewis J. Ring went auto- ' mobile riding on two occasions about \the time Mrs. Bertha S pod seen alive was hunted thorities who believe he may Ry able to give important information regard- He Bed Ps end of. Pane The ‘man was seen riding with Bae ‘April Dian t 3. parle , ict Moe ry election our ‘ace Signed) Oper, (Political i aie Se Ne POEITIOAL Fiaibdipreone = . jissione: District Four. Are Being Sought Your ve