The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 25, 1927, Page 7

‘WANTED—Middle-aged woman us MONDAY, ‘JULY 25, 1927 ____ MALE HELP WANTED WANTED—Twenty husky handle package freight. aid 85 cents per hour. day. Classified Advertising Rates 1 insertion, 25 words or Py Also ten good men for ton- fe gang. Can make from $40 to $60.00 per week. Season closes + December Sth. D. J. Nugent, No. 1 Sixth street-Viaduct, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, WANTED CLAY. HAULERS under 2 inserti under be used at Stanton, N. D. Paying A 40 cents a yard m Haas Con-|] CLASSIFIED DISPLAY tracting Co. Stanton, N. D. RATES ‘COVERNMENT Forest 65 Cents Per Inch Special Agents (Investigators) and Mail Clerk: ake $125 to $250 month, “How. to, Qualify” mailed pth | are cash ti, wore, SHI] received by 12 o'clock to in- Nie eure ion same day. on term, No objec’ housekeeper THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PHONE 382 tions to one child. One who prefers; Bert Db. a home more than wages. Dobson, Box 216, Yan Mook, N LEARN Barber trade. Barbe great ‘demand, big wages, work. New catalog und spec’ summer offer free. Moler Barber College, Fargo, N. D. easy | 1 WORK WANTED NOGRAPHIC WOR! NT! Young lady with jwo years experi. FEMALE HELP ence in government and county of- WANTED—An experienced lady cook] fices. Residence 217 Washington who can furnish references as to] ,Street, Phone 601. PEN 1 ES : OMS FOR RENT FOR RENT--Beautiful room in Shift from pies, and capability. Must bake : menus. Wages $15 per week with 0 10 p. m. plan own a room and board At present and| large modern home. Only two more in fall. Write to Hotel Irvin] blocks from Courthouse. " Have Kenmare, N. D. automatic gas water heater. Gentie- WANTED—Practi¢al ndree to ‘take| men only. Call at 602 Seventh rge of small hospital. Write FOR RENT—A nice large room with kitchenette and electric stove for cooking, also outside poren can be used for either sleeping or light Write Tribune particulars, . Bl. i “WANTED—Lady cook for 50 room hotel, town of 1000. Write Tri- town housekeeping. For sale: dressers. _ bune No. 46. ate = Phone 457-M or call at 614 Eighth WANTED—Competent girl for g¢ strect, eral housework, Phone 189. FOR RENT—Beautiful” room in-a ite modern home, “Only two HOUSES AND FLATS blocks from Courthouse. — Have automatic gas water heater. Gentle- ‘OR RENT—Four room flat with Call at 602 Sevent bath, Heat and water furnished. Six room modern newly decorated Lawn mower Phone 905 or street. 5, 6, or 11 room mod- ly locat- Rea men only. NT—Two furnished sleeping suitable for two in all mod- ern home, close in, Call at 708 Main street or Phone 342. For Re wo large furnished roons for light housekeeping on house, For sale: and majestic range. eall_at 222 Secon FOR RENT. ern house, 2 baths, centi New! decorated. for ed. 1 503-W. occupancy August Ist. ground tloor, private entrance, Call or 120 Rosser Avenue W- _it 506 Tenth street. | FOR RENT itiful large room new home. FOR RENT—Six room modern house located on South side of Ni P ck, Call at 511 Second street. _E. J. Schultz._ FOR RENT—Five house, bungalow style, well located. Inquire of J. K. Doran, 406 Third stree! ‘wo blocks from Pp. Phone 120-R or call at 503 Fourth street. yoom modera| FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms hotel. in modern home. Call at 114 West _Main or phone 672-R. FOR RENT—Two rooms for light FOR RENT—A nice corner one room| housekeeping. Call at 618 Sixth furnished flat, reasonable rent. Phone 5 tably furnished 2 Second street. Bishop Is Il The Laurain Apts. phone 303, FOR SALE OR RENT—Four room house, modern except sewer. Phone 560-M after 6:00 p. m. ss ‘OR RENT—Modern six room house with garage in paved district. Phone 839. FOR REN ve room house, quire at fth street. ——<— FOR SALE YOR SALE—Hotel, twelve rooms cafe completely furnished and clec- trie lighted, Only cafe in town, . well patronized by travelers. Terms, Tin- easy. Address, Mary Amund- son. Hague, N. D. FOR” SALE-- Complete restaurant’ equipment including stools, tables, counter, cigar case, coffee urns, etc. Telephone 71, Patterson hotel, formerly McKenzie Hotel. FOR SALE—Three John Deere mow- ers. Excellent condition, Wachter Transfer Co., phone FOR SALE—Two burner gas plate ete. Telephone 71, Patterson Hotel or call at 722 Fifth street. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE=One 1927 Standard Buick Sedan in perfect condition. P. C. Remington, Jr, Phone 26 or 220-W. WANTED TO BUY é WANTED—To buy five or seven room house or Bungalow on month- ly installments, 50. \ y Right Reverend Peter J. Muldoon, bishop of the Rockford (Ill.) dio- Write Tribune No.|cese, is keported seriously ill. This is a new picture of the bishop. Ease ss Tribune Classified Advertisements PHONE 32 ‘WANTED—Board elderly man. Write #. 0. Box 6 Place in country preferred. ____, MISCELLANEOUS HOME LAUNDRY—First_ class work done, Shirts a pecialty. Also family washes taken. Small repairs at low’ cost. Marguerite Bulten’s Home Laundry, 203 Avenue A west. Phone 1017, * WANTED--To lease to responsibl parties a food garage and acces- sory business with apartment t live in, Parties must be in a posi- tion to take over about $1,000 wo@h of stock and equipment. Place new, doing a good business and well located. Write Trnbune No: 36. ——______— i APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Three room furnished apartment, ground floor, exception- ally cool.” For adults only. Call at 120 Rosser street. ze FOR RENT—One furnished apart- ment in the Rue Apts. Frigidaire, electric stove. Phone 697-J or call at 711 Avenue A. _ FOR RENT—Two room modern fur- nished apartment at 924 Fourth street. Phone 543-W. i FOR RENT—Modern three roont fur. nished apt. with private bath, Call | 721 Third strect. — | FOR RENT—Furnished or unfur-; nished apartment at the Varney) Flats. Phone 773. | FOR RENT— | at Murphy Apts. Phona 852. FOR RENT—Furnished one room and kitchenette, Hazelhuret. 411 Fifth street. FOR RENT—Aparemeny in Tripune Build'zg. Apply Trivune office. - | o—____________4 NEWS BRIEFS | Nc tone] (By The Associated Press) St. Pauh—Winnipeg Boat club re- | tuined Sir Thomas Lipton trophy at) Northwest Rowing Association re- gatta, scoring 192 points against 108 for Minnesota Boat ¢lub of St. Paul. Sun Dance, Wyoming.—A lead of gold ore assaying more than $300 a ton has been discovered in Black Hills of Wyoming, only a few miles from Hofiestake mine, at Lead, S, D. Little Falls, Minn.—St. Paul John | De Pareq post won state champion- ship of junior league baseball tourna- jerecy of C 115. ment sponsored by American Legion, defeating Cambridge, 15 to 0. Duluth.—John F. Grogan, chief of federal prohibition enforcement for northern Minnesota, resigned and was succeeded by Clarence W. Wil- liams of St. Paul. East Grand Forks, Minti.—The First ional Bank of East Grand Forks will not he open for business Mon- day, directors voting to close. St. Paul.—Dr, James B.) Lew! of South St. Paul, who h: medicine in Waseca, St. James a South St. Paul, was found dead in bed at Whitefish Lake, Minn, zetti_ ends eight day hunger strike, in Boston prison while Sacco maintains fast in protest against se- nor Fuller's investiga- tion of case. to naval limitations conference await return British delegates Wednesday; end of session predicted by August Mrs, Minnie Kennedy leaves Los Angeles home of Evangelist daughter, Aimee Semple McPherson, declaring she has “washed her hands of Ange- lus Temple.” Anti-Saloon league in Washington suys news reports that league planned impeachment of Coolidge “are as ridiculous as they are false.” Lindbergh; lands at Old ‘Orchard Beach, Maine, as fog prevents descent) at Portland airport; flyer later wel- comed in Portland. | sive jarrivals of wheat in C American and Japanese delegates | § BIG RECEIPTS LOWER PRICES Corn Values Show Sharp Gain Chieagp, July P)—Big _re- ceipts of new winter wheat at Chi- cago and some other centers did much to bring about lower prices to- day in the wheat market, Besides the United States wheat visible sup- ply total increased 1,931,000 bushels, and weather conditions were favor- able for spring wheat. On the other hand, corn values scored sharp gains | owing to reports that the corn crop is not making wp for its lateness. Wheat closed unsettled 3: to 1% cents net lower, corn 2': to 3 cents up, oats unchanged to li cent ad- vance, and provisions unchanged to a of 15 cents Supplementing the bearish -effect of auspicious weather today over spring wheat territory, comprehen- wiees at said that in North Dakota, South Dakota and Montana, the black rust infection is making on’ 3. Infec- tion of stems in Minnesota, although heavier than in the other states named, is apparently confined to a limited area. Canadian crop reports were some- what less reassuring. One expert, telegraphing from Carlyle, Sask. said black rust appeared to be developing about the same us further south, but that results cannot be forescen if weather should turn sultry when the wheat is fully headed. “Meanwhile, ago today totaled 1,031 cars against 38 cars a week ago, and at Kansas Citly were 8 compared with 740 on Monday WHEAT HAS SINKIN SPELL ID is Minneapolis, July —(P)—Wheat had a sinking spell early today and failed to recover the full loss, Close was %@% cent lower. Corn bulged strougly late in the session and act- ed as a prop under wheat. Trade was quict in all markets and sentlment was mixed. Oats sneged % cent carly and rallied with other markets, September barley gaineé 4 cent. Rye futures dipped at the start and regained the lost ground. Flaxseed futures broke 1% s Cash wheat offerings were larger and more choice was included in the total. It w easier to buy the fancy, but protein still was in good de- mand and a few cars of fancy sold high—-33 to ver September. Winter whi firm. Durum was in fair to good demand. Corn was easy to one cent lower within the range. Oats we: steady. Rye was in light supply, and fair demand. Barley was steady to firm. Flaxseed trading basis was changed. CHIC. un- 0 LIVESTOCK Chicago, Jul j —Hogs 40,000 ri 15 to higher; pigs and light lights 25 to 40 cents up; finished hogs all wegihts scarce; 100 to 160 pound averages ex- ceptionally so; top 11.00; bulk 160 to 200 pounds 10165@10. nds 9.75@10. 320 pounds fe ight butehi most packing sows 8. ightweights upward to shippers; most pigs 9.25@ best kinds 10.00; heavyweight hogs x 0; medium ~ 9.50@10.90; light 9.75@10.00; light light 9.25@ 10.90; packing sows 8,00@8.80; slaughter pizs 8.65@10.00. Cattle 14,000; fed steers and year- lings 15 to 25 higher; she stocks strong to 25 up; bulls and vealers steady; best heav ysteer s 1 fi medium weight on long yearling orders, 13.90; long yearlings 13.00; heifer yearlings 12.35; most fed steers. 11.00@13.00; largely a steer run: practical top heavy sausage bulls 7.26; most vealers to big pack- ry 12.50; few 13.00; outsiders up to (3.50, - Sheep 17,000; fat lambs fairly ‘ac- tive; natives 15 to 25 higher; quality MAR Wheat— duly Sept. Dee. pt. Bellies— July Sept. KETS| By Associated Press Leased Wire CHICAGO RANGE FINANCIAL | NEWS July 25 Close Close —Today— —Today-— Yesterday Year Ago Open High Low Close 141% 142MM 1404H 140 @142 @% BB% ABH 1.384 137% 1.388 @a @'3 @M 1.414 141 1.42% @% 104% 1.06% @\ 1.09% @*% nd sorts westerns, steady; 5 cents highe ly sorted desirable weights fat ewes 6.00@7,00; no fe considered; early bulk held above 14.8 grades rangers y .60@ 13.75; best held around 14.00 ; bulk culls 9.60@ | sales good rangers 14. natives | chi sheep ull of INDUSTRIALS | LEAD UPSWING Aa 3.95 | | kers! He's P, R. Kubnr shaved in his life, but is zor blade which ex} BEAVER! But He Knows His Razors Behold the greatest paradox in the h PAGE SEVEN tory of whi land, why neve ventor of a safety is the beard’s bo- ch of Fb the ae lambs sold; indications fully | nanza, Mr. Kuhnrich is pictured here upon his pee. |General Motors, Radio Cor- at New York on the S, S. Mauretania. | 80. ST. PAUL LIV Te ae South St, Paul, duly 26-—(U. 8, D.| peration and Others Attain [0.0 ipkeys 20; rev Even | Cainer meena stannaes of A.)-—Cattle 11,200; very slow 5 @20; geese 13.@ ig ia’ A dederasaecerinsinl tate New Peak Prices M@2W; geese WEL | Radio’s Rialto | kinds predominatin these je ~ oe —© lower; bulk garssy steers s I cysuwss| Stenitic SRS SaG—-dR S LGR CHICAGO GRAIN By The Associated Press | 8.50@9.50; bulk she stock 5 eifconcieuod worauMnee ira amrisul: July 25.—UPi—Wheat No! Roxy “and his gang. will be, heard jeutters 4.25@5.00; bulls’ steady aay despite heavy maroiies wil ag red 1,38@141; 14o@| at 6 p.m, duri New York pro- |@6.50; stockers and feeders weaks| 9 Suittening ‘of call money 1.4146. : J gram, which will be rebroudeast. by unevenly lower, bulk steers 650@| Siandard “industrials led the Corn No, 4 mixed 98; yellow] WCCO, the station, foi- Oe - | iN thin a ‘eopre (2a lowed at 7 er concert. Calves 3,300: venlers 75@1.00 low. | {Nin it which more than 4 score! “Oats No, 2 white 48@48!; No. 3] A continuation of ‘the h er; bulk to packers 11.00" few 11.50. | Mrs an tig, ead aeons! white 4286 @45 truments will be give : Hogs 8,500; opening very slows | tion and Timken Roller Bearing i cing on the violin. A novelty bidding steady 10 or more highers| tained new peak price neduled for 10:05, with in 89,331 Bran 24. No. No. red No. Barley Oats . Speltz, per cwt. 1 rye No, 3, 16 der shell. ing 25. carly top 1 CHICAGO: PMS AIAK cee Gens 2 flax One cent per pound 55 Ib, Ear corn, 70 Ib: Hard winter wheat .... Dark hard winter wheat . 10.00 for 220 to bidding for packine sows; for pigs verage cost Saturday 9.04; weight 251. patents quoted at 8.15@8.25 a bari in 98-pound cotton sacks; shipments barrel: .50@25.50. BISMARCK GRAIN | (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) Bismarek, July 25 dark northern northern ... amber durum mixed durum durum . SHELL lbs. or more. FARGO BUTTER Fargo, N. D., July 25.—("—Pack- | alive, s 3 bidding mostly 8.50@ pound butchers; | PRODUCE 10.60 the lead s of the quart el Iron Pipe wa points and wi Paramount few other specialti halt the rising t ly buying move: ly petered out. railroad earnings been disappointin several others yielded more. Lehigh Valley r support. cd The closing was strone, +110] ering of the call money $8 responsible for a fresh w United States Steel corpori hammered down fi cropped out in and a but it failed to nd elsewhere, ing in the last hour, whe A further increase in the price of export copper was one of the most interesting trade development Copper shares moved upward under ‘ship of American Smelting. impressive Sheep 700; no carly sales; market | g, early |Steel shares gave an undertone strong: fat | lambs | about demonstration of group strength on steady; light a andy weig! olan upward revision of earlier ¢ ion, nt in the Some of the stateme of $344,903 below the corresponding month last yea Texas and Pacific fell back points and Southern Railway point eived better The low- ate to 3% | per cent late in the afternoon was ve of bu CHICAGO POULTRY Chicago, July 25. — (@) MOM’N POP : ‘You'LL HAVE TO EAT SUPPER OST _TONIGHT, POP = UM GOING TO «i ATE be eerie LECTURE BY A’ SOME YOUNG AFRIC, EXPLORER, PERCY Hi DOWNS THEY SAY HE'S SO THRILLING WONOER WHAT'S GOT INTO HER? FOR TWO DAYS’ SHE'S DONG NOTHING BUT RAVE ABOUT MOVIE SHIEKS ANO ADVENTURERS —: be An Awfal Siege I~ HORT ALL OVER AN' (MOM SEz ITS ONLY GROWIN’ PAINS / CRY ABOUT (v? WELL, THINKA WHat L GorrTa GO THROUGH TO GROW AS BIG Poultry fowl: GEE/IWis r_ J COULD REMENB! | WAEMER z PUT | A STAMP OW maT ) BONY JA) IF A STANP OW _CLEMS LETTER — |). LAIGATAS WELL RWILD A LITTLE BARA WKEED My ) =: Pur LS CUTE LITTLE FELLOW, ISNT, MEP fs ings of nd d Southern porting June net of $4,808,- OLIS RAN duly Open H Chicago, July 25. — () — Butter! a revival of hopes of a resumption of ipts 17,523 tubs; ¢ dividends of Bethlehem com- mon at Thursday’s meeting. i Motors responded to reports of : large current business and expecfa- 1 1 "unchanged; receipts 20,379 tions of favorable earnings statement Baier eae cases} firsts 23@§; ordinary firsts some of the largest producer: 90% 90% 0% “904 21@ neral Motors climbed abo pines Soe de aia arelie Cheese unchanged. for first time, but Mack trucks 41% 41% 41% 4194 i Soares wae heavy. * 4% 40m | MINNEAPOLIS FLOU Bear traders contimued to ferret et mer Cr Minneapolis, July 25.—()—Flour) out weak spots, but met with little Si rae ‘ artes unchanged; in earload lots, family! general success. United States Cast! July Sept. July 2 Open High Low Durum— ‘14! Steen, General Motors and others .::.0| reuched their best Several anol scount under | specialties sold into new high terri- sat 5 cents un-|tory, including Oppenhein We Lorillard and Woolworth. alr ceine. ae iPete auarahion | gates anerosinns parse grain closing quotations | sales approximated 1,500,000 sees wallow 1 Hard Montana To arrive pring, fancy 1.60 @1 @ @ ai @ @iat 1 ae @1s ch to fancy gd to cohice ord to good Dark Northern. . Northern To arrive ee ch to faney gd to choice ord to good N.S., ord io good Northernn ..... Dark Hard (Mont.). To arrive ...... Hard (Mont.) To arriye Minn. & S. Hard ‘Yo arrive ‘ Minn. & S, D1 Ha To arrive a Faney 1 Amber Duru To arrive . {Fancy 2 Amber Durum 1 Amber Durum To arrive Darum To arrive . ALY Amber Durum. 8 @LATN Durum @1As% Amber Durum. 4 @1.44% Durum 38% @142% Red Durum. 34% @1.36% To arrive .... 1.27% @1.29% Coarse Grains Yellow corn . 10144@1.05 To arrive Me Yellow corn. 1.01°4@1.03% 1.00%@ . To arrive . Yellow’ corn BT4@ 99% 97%@ . To arrive . Yellow corn. 93% 90% 1,00%3 100%@ .. , Yellow corn. To arrive re 00% Mixed corn. To arrive . oe Mixed corn. To | arrive Mixed co¥n. Mixed cor White oats White To arti: White oats Barley, ch to fancy \ To arrive Mixed corn. To arrive’. Barley, lower grades. Rye paver 10:35, and an WAMD? (2 Minneapolis, will feature musical moments at . m by a girl baritone at *hantom Pianisi” will dat 7p gram at 10:45. neapolis, dinner concert program at 9. olis, has a pep. a A trio will be heard over WOG ( Davenport, at 7:05, A musical program is slated from WSUI lowa City at 8 p Omaha, has & proj States band at 8:3 Lincoln, will feature WHAD (304), Milwaukee, a quintet at that hour. A’ soprano will be feat- ured at 9 p.m. from WHO Des M. 1 orientation _pro- gram will be heard at 9:10 from KOA \ . Denver rs will be heard over WHAD at 9:30. WSAT (361), Cincinnati, has a studio program: at “p.m. Dance orchestras will be heard from WLW (4128), Cincinnati at 8 and 8:50 and from’ WSAL C361), Cin= t 9 p.m, while WQU (448), has a dance program at 40 Unitea For the. District of North Dakota. In the Matter of Dakota Auto Sal <0 corporation, Bankrupt creditors of Dakota Auto Tne. corporat of Bismarek, County irieigh ‘and District aforesaid, Notice is hereby the Co. UH ro! the Sales ton Auto w ven th aid Dakot a corporation, 4d bankrupt held int We ALA Referee in Bankr (7/25) Who's Afraid?