The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 26, 1927, Page 7

_ TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1927.7 LIVESTOOK | | MARKETS By Associated Presa Leased Wire NEWS ee ne | = eS i WORK WANTED CHICAGO RANGE WAN ity husky ‘D STENOGRAPHIC WORK— 8 f ‘ |, duly 26 handle package freight. Wages 70 Young lady with two years experi- * Close Close * —Today— —Today and 85 cents per hour. Paid every ence in government and county of- : Yesterday Year Ago Open High Low day. Also ten good, men for ton. fices, Residence 217 Washington TIRS BUYING Whest— cai Lane ame age gang. Can make from street. Phone 601. | July 4042 A2% 2% 1.40% Becetiber Sthy 'D: J, Nugent, Net WANTED TO BUY é Pek sept. 140% 1.8754 cle strect-Viaduct, Milwaukee, WANTED—T'o “buy” five or seven as D 1444 141 isconsin. Z ec AMM 141K aa “WANTED ~~ ip instaiae of, bungalow on month-| Hot Weather Predictions Also) 2° @ ; «es, CLAY HAULERS ie us Lead to Aggressive Pur- 102% 1.01% * "be used at earn N. a. Paying al per word = 4 oe si chase of Futures Sept. ¢ 1.07 1.05% 40 cents a yard mile, Haas Con- re F ‘or rr * tracting Co., Stanton, N. D. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY elderly man. Write P. 0. Box 663. Dec, 1.097% 1.08% WAN CLERK WANTED—Who under- RATES Place in country preferred. Okicago, Jaly 26.—447)—Increasing | gat, és a and abo pat a cloth lng! reports of the presence of black rust | O4'* 4414 “ 4 and shoes, One who speaks Gernian 5 Cents Per Inch ae WANTED TORENT _[in"the'Dakotas, together with predic: | JU!Y ri tak preferred. Give references andj! ‘AM classified ads are cash || WANTED TO RENT=Reasonably|tions of hot weather, led to ugeres- 46% “17% state salary wanted, Write Tri /] im nce. Copy should be priced plain room suitable for light] sive buying of wheat future deliv: | y : bune No. 63. ____]] received by 12 o'clock te in- “housekeeping by on®.ajult. Phone erles, today. bree a ces during |“ 1,017 104% 1.06% OVERNMENT “Forest “Rangere |] gure insertion same day. Sl it ane: pie Bi ac 1,064 OS 25%% Special Agents (Investigators) and APARTM! 4g tbe pT eMC ead THE ae ARTMENTS =| fully 2,500,000 bushels, of wheat had nionth, “How. to Qualify”. mailed FOR RENT—Three room furnished| arrived in Chicago, in the last two free. ‘Write OZMENT, 33-P, St}/ BISMARCK TRIBUNE Spartment, ground floor, exception:| days failed to net’as offset to Late _ free, Wri ally cool.’ For adults only. Call . Wheat closed unsettled 1%% to 2% at 120 Rosser street. FOR R ‘WANTED—Middle-aged woman _as PHONE 82 ‘—One furnished apart- cents net higher. Corn unchanged to housekeeper on farm, No objec robs yee % up; oats unchanged to %@% ad- h , b ment in the Rue Apts, Frigidaire,| “4 UP} + ; ka fiers to whe Nt Oe ea tet “AUTOMOMIES Clectric stove Phone 607 J ac eeil| vance and provisions varying from 15 cents decline to a rise of 6 cents. Repetition of talk ubout chances of black rust damage inthe North- west, especially in Cunada, attracted more notice today than would other- wise be the case except for rising temperatures, some points in Canada reporting mercury above 90, Un= easiness was added to, meanwhile, by Dobson, Box 216, Van Hook, N. D. LEARN Barber trade. Barbers great demand, big wages, easy work. New catalog and special summer offer free. Moler Barber _College, Fargo, N. D. Grid WANTED—Mechanics und floorman. * Copelin Motor Co. FOR SALE—One 1927 Standard Buick Sedan in perfect condition. P. C Remington, Jr, Phone 26 or 220-W. ____PORNITURE FOR SALE FOR SALE—Fumed oak furniture, sbook case, Victor phonograph with 30° record: youth's chair and a at 711 Avenue A. Bo FOR RENT—Two room modern fur- nished apartment at 924 Fourth’ __Street. Phone’ 543-W. us ‘OR RENT—Modern three room fur- ' nighed apt. with private bath. Call _ at 721 Third street, ‘—Furnished or unfur- | boy's bicycle, kitchen cabinet and| ~ OF numerous reports of’ black rust in FEMALE NELP table, new mangle, two Reed fan — Fo echhnntNe H North Dakota from Grand Forks to eRe dallaind | bn ch chairs; ‘one rug. an = evils, Lake. WANTED—An’ experienced lady cook! many Mother articles. 221” West| FOR RENT- Unfavorable weather conditions in who can furnish references as tol Ai ,, (gh etp, articles. West) “at Murphy Apts, 206% Main Ave:| Furope acted as un further annulus | capability. §! from 2 to 10 p.m. Pi 2 __.|to wheat buyers. Widespread rains | ait wiles ete. ae oR NT ae RENT Furnished ‘one room gad) vere reported and L France the| » Wages $15 per wer ¥0 MW Meauehat soon ina itchenette. Hazelhurst, 411 crops were said to be deteriorating to room ‘and board at present and) PON ents cpenueneal room in a Vt " & serious extent. Receipts of new mare in fall. Write to Hotel Irvin] yiotks "from Courthouse,” Have ENT—Apartment in Tribune| Wheat in Chicago were still heavy, fe, Kenmare, N. D. " WANTED automatic gas water heater. Gentie- 769 cars today, but the influx was re ng. Apply Triguuy office, Practical nurse to & ; x expected to moderate when deliveries charge of small hospi WHGL ghecke ee Cat SEDEOR Seventy $$$ Jon July contracts are at an end. for ‘particulars, Write Tribune] pGR RENTCA Wins, wa 4 FOR RENT—A nice large room with| | NEWS BRIEFS || BLACK RUST GIVES kitchenette and electric stove for Lady cook for 60 room PRICES SHARP TURN cooking, also outside porch can be “ieigigt oad Se : p pyke Acteti 5 Minneapolis, July 26.—(@?)—Black bune No. 46. eee vEe oe le: eee Howard, British ambassador ut Wash-|@nd parts of North Dakota tuened HOUSES AND FLATS A I peat DI ea le ington, has been instructed to protest Wheat, sharply, higher ea: Sicko tn 3 te e Rae ey Daa : ; jwas 2% to 2% " FOR RENT—Benutiful room inal °° chinston | sqainst ‘anti-British | 1, was light in atl mackete, large modern home. Only two| ‘’ eda in American press. Oats were firm with other markets, fast room and other built-in feat-] blocks from. Courthouse. | Have ieu, French hi .-Jadvaneing % cent. ley futewes Eres, oak floors and woodwork, c gus water heater. Gentle: | missioner, tor United’ State ducting] were. slow and: firm, Septemien ve full’ finished ent, double Call at 502 Sevent | the war and former merthes of Paine | advanced 1% cents. Flaxseed futures garage, 50x140 lot. Terms for pay- nt, 418 West Rosser avenue. ie 898. y FOR GENT—Four ed eping in all mod- Call at 708 rooms suitable for two ern home, close in. room flat with . | bath, Heat and water furnished.| Main street or Phone 342. new pact is needed if debt is to be| Wheut fell off and demand aws strong ?Six room modern newly decorated | 7oR-RENT— - Tegiented. with premiums firm to. higher for house. For sale: Lawn mower| "OR RENT —Two large, furnished | lauidates! the faney quality, | Medium quality j a ., 3 ve i led easy earby, sellers were Phone 905 or! ground floor, private entrance. Call| | General Avereseu, former premier, |Tulcd easy carky. but sellers were at 506 Tenth street, FOR RENT—A large room in a good home, close in, Suitable for two. 11 room mod- centrally locat- Durum was firm to one cent high- ed. Ready for] & : aoe — ‘ sec entlemen only. Call at 415 Fourth| 4; 5 ” 3 {ers ¥ NTS modern house| /OR RENT—Beautiful large room in| Angelus Temple are mended; says|°Hoice. The undertone was easy. ible Io St “ new home. Two blocks from G. P.| her mother ek forced out as officer,|, Oats were quict and casy to 1 cent track, Call at 511 Second street.| hotel. Phone 120-R or call at 503) ; Rye was steady early, number two s Fourth street. Min lig = tena Nach tlre 4 __E. J. Schult: FOR RENT: > plesewat— Minneapoli enry Norton of| at 14@17 cents over September, but FOR RENT—Five room modern] *' Large pleasant Minneapolis won northwestern tennis | buyers pulled out and bids were’ cut ing room, close in. Breakfast if house, bungalow style, well located. 406 Fitth’ street Phone Inquire of J. K. Doran, 406 Third __ Street Si Sate bse secs. FOR RENT-—A nice corner one room «4 furnished flat, reasonable rent. The Laurain Apts., phone : _ lai OR RENT—Four room FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms in modern home. Call at 114 West Main or phone 672-R. ‘ooms for light s companion, William Gregory, who 000 od ti : modern except sewer. Phone or 618 Sixth! escaped at the ne time, had Sa panes ae poze _560-M after 6:00 p.m. * x oon pag |drewned while trying to swim Mis-| prices: ‘others slow, weak; picking FOR REN’ jodern six room house kitchenette. moire a sissippi river. aie sows 10@15 cents lower; large pack- with garage Phone 839, in paved district.) Third street. ‘ care cabinet, says in Nation’s Bus ness, a magazine, that Mellon-Berg- ener agreement on French debt to, America is as good as “dead,” and opposed to King Ferdinand, at Buch arest, declares allegiance ‘to Prem- ier Bratiano, once his enemy. singles title, defeating John Adams, Minneapolis, 6-4, 6-2, 6-3, St. Cloud, Minn.—Willard’ Nelson, who escaped from state reformatory near here, was captured at Clear Lake, and told authorities that his Crosby, Minn.—Howard Gans, 13, eae an ar FOR RENT—3 modern light house-| visiting relatives here, was drowned| pounds 10.70@11.00; 220 to 250 FOR NT ia may keeping rooms, gas furnished. 1022| While bathing. pounds 9.75@10.60; 260 to 320 pound a 2 si __Broadwa mene co eet te butchers" 9.15 most pac! FOR SALE FOR RENT—Comfartably furnished anene loseph Buchan, was ightweights 8.50 fa Se 2... aaa ed ney ners drowned in Mississippi river’ when feed FOR SALE—Hotel, twelve rooms | ,£00MS a! jecond strect. he dived into the river to clean him- cafe completely furnished and elec. tric lighted. Only: cafe in town, well patronized bystravelers. Terms ‘HO! | self, after falling in once accident- easy. Address, Mrs. Mary Amund-t done. Shirts a specialty. Also CURE FROM PRISON ary 100; son. Hugye, N. D. family washes taken, Small repairs) Chicago—Moderate living with a| and” yeurligee’ sede’ (et atte eee ane oes flow cont Mink te Bult 8 and yearling steady to strong: FOR SALE—Complete restaurant) Hy contin, Dour Averae A west | careful diet may be the only cure for] others steady to weak; spots 10@15 equipment including stools, tables] prone 1017,” “jepilepsy. This was discovered when |cents lower; she stock steady to 25 counter, ar case, coffee urns sede eae : 4 prisoner suffering from epilepsy | lower; bulls $teady; vealers 25@50 etc. Telephone 71, Patterson hotel,| WANTED—To leuse to responsibl |was sentenced to a diet of bread and|cents’ higher; best ‘heavy’ steers jtirmeris: MeKkensie Hotel, parties a good garage and mctets| NAA His condition improved |$0]1435; long, yearlings 13.50; light re ae ‘ohn Deere mow-| SFY, business with apartment t | rapidly that scientists investigated. | yerlings 12.75; most. gruss cows oe Rant eoealton Waehtar live in. Parties must be in.a posi- = cerns 50@7.50; heavy sausage bulls up to Pale hepa aay ha tion to take over about $1,000! If a human being could jump as vealers 12.50@13.60; few 14.00 a 1) 5 Kc far in comparison to his height as| to. outsiders. ALE—Two burner gas plate} Place new, doing a good business|can the grasshopper, he could leap|* ®heep 15,000; fat. native ‘lambs also single folding cot. Phone 67-R} and. well located. Write Trnbune|over the Flatiron Building in New| fairly, active, mostly steady to strong “or call at 722 F No. 36, ally. York City. were slow and firm with tember gaining } start. Offerings of hij steady. Wheat was firm. cents ov Barley was 1@2 cents lower. Price range-was 67@82 cents, Flaxseed was steady. 42 cent a igh er. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK ers inactive, top sales at that price; with Monday quality 1 bulk 160 to 200 ft er un easy protein spring U.S. D. of A.) numerous 00 lights 9. 1.15 @B.75; 15, considered; rains, Sep- | 8: rangers ver! steady pri westerns; bulk natives lightly sorted ‘ 13.504 13 ; best to city butchers! 14.00; most culls 9.50@ 3 good | lightweight yearlings 11.50; she: 3 steady; desirable weights fat ew 6.0007.00; no feeding lambs a indications unchanged; at i REE NS, bulk feeding lambs '13.00@13.50; | 9. ae Reavics down. t0 Selling Attacks Fail to Stop selling 0 medium, bulls feeders ‘large! 600; unevenly 50@1.00 good lights early 12.00, © Hogs 5,000; very slow, sales butcher and bacon hogs about) halt th 00; she | ky duly “Py ng of the motor shares fe resumption of the upward ment in tod arket of selling swept through the opening from time to time, but th al upswing. FINANCIAL Close 1.42 1.40 a's 1.4275, 14a PAUL LIVESTOCK | Upward Trend—Specialty Paul, July 26.—(U. S. D. ts ttle 1,300) farily active,| Pools Succeed most steers on the eatu market steady; packers talking 10@ wer | neral aol SR early top aorta lights | Mew peak 10.60; bidding’ mostly 9.00@10.00 on/ first half y und butehers; heavier | Ceed $14.00 a si to 8.50; pigs early|1 split up of th erage cost Monday | templation a | and | Studebak Shee 5 g to 26 higher on/ Points. Pie 4 aie Stead; ‘bulk fat mative the other hand, broke more than pepe bulk desirable | three points to a new low on publi- ieeae ty buchos © cation of a relatively poor semi- = Be: Jannual report. iss i n active num- MINNEAPOLIS RANG! jb sand succeeded, in July 26 jm acting un outs Open High Low Close : Wheat— commi duly Dupont, ed and Con: reached new peak prices for the ye: 1.02 1.01 Oils wei affected by reports 8987 of a world wide oil trade war, Barley— duly Sept. Dec JLUTH RANGE J 26, LINDBERGH ANP ALL THE ANO-OOING MEAL ONTIL HENRY '5 SIMPLY FURIQUS- HOW ARE YOO COMING THEM JEALOUS FOR AWHILE JUST TO SEE IF THEY WON'T TRY To DO SOMETHING BiG! I'S ONLY A SEXE, ISNT.IT2, AFTER HER ABOUT ALL THESE BIG FIRsT Kiss + uly 2 Open High Low | result of the controve the purch; American comp: Reports of iner in the Northwest stir of rail ad share ast Line moved up more th points and Louisville and N. ‘ Reading, Union Baltimore and nto the close, but si pro} the leading issues prices during the | | quieted down som CHICA Chicago, July 26 POU! LTRY iP) fowls er O24; 1412; ducks 17@23; geese MINNEAP( 0 OLIS FL uW J ‘Py ery extras 40 ui 1138 firsts 38@: onds 34@3514. - Eggs unchanged; receipts 16,566) / FARGO LIV DCK cases. Fargo, N. D., Jul 4 Cheese unchanged. 150 to 180 pounds 9, Se FONNY 15 RGU! ANDO. THEY CALL IT THE SEA OF By Taylor n ship- mulated Atlantic Pacifi Ohio, and "Aroostook and Chesa- 12 |peake and Ohio sold 1 to 2! points bove yesterday’s final-quotations, [N The eady. Further profit taking came marl iss ce of L Motors earnings — report noon. Total sales approxima 1,850,000 shares, Flour} No, 6 ie barrels.| “One cent per pound disco 55 Ib, Ear corn, 70 Ibs, 6 cents up- | der shell. | Hard winter wheat .... $1 ‘Hogs | Dark hard winter. wheat 1 180 to ee MATRIMONY — THE RWER OF DovBT WObDLD BE BETTER-MARRIAGE HAS YT’S POINTS —SO HAS A CACTUS PLANT— BEING MARRIED You LEARN MORE AND MORG ABOUT LESS AND LESS~ MARRIAGE MAY BE THE STATE OF HAPPINESS GOUT I PICKED THE COUNTY OF MISERY / 1 NOTICE OF & a REU (oor ey errr 10 pounds 9.50@10.35 to 225 pounds 9.50@10, 5 to 250 pounds ay. 0 to 300 pounds 8.00@ 200 | packers 7,00@7.60; stags 7.00 s top spring lambs 12,50@ 00; cull 8.00; ight fewes 4.50@5.5 ewes 3.50@ 4.50; bucks CHICAGO GRAL Chicago, ®)—Wheat No. red 140%; No, 2 hard 1.39% @1.41.| Corn No. 5 mixed 97; No. 2 yel-| low 1.05%. Oats 3 white 444:@48; No, 3 white 4 Rye N Timoth, Clove at quotations a r age and coarse grain closin today follow: + LAN @IGL 1.43% @1.53" rrive 1 ch to fan 1 gd to choice 1 1D. ord to good 1, 1 Dark Northern - 1MIN|@ 1 Dark Northern... a ’ ALN @ 404 @LAT gd to choice 1 ord to good Northern Gass ch to ’ rd to choice ord to good 314 @l "@l 454 @1 4344 @1.56 ALN @LS 410° @1 (Mont) iv Ambe arrive r Duru mber Durum To ©. ‘0 arrive Coarse Yellow corn... To a Yellow - 1018al . 1.03 corn corn, ‘o arrive Yellow corn Yellow cor o arrive . 4 Mixed corn.. To arrive Mixed © Mixed Whit rive 4 White o Barley, ch oO aNTIVe .. 6... Jey, med to good. y rrive eee yower grades. ts. to Bismarck, July dark northern . Speltz, per cwt. pelt, POF SMELT, CORN or more he To M You he land hereinaft completed you will required costs of the service of yd interest as provid unless you red said sale befor to. pay this notice | und from expiration of the the time for redemption us above stated, a deed thereof will i to the “holder of the tax s priiy A. G.I Auditor Burle North Dakoti (First Publication 7 ne t ecember, Pk, 2 , duly sold, as provided by Taw, | QIU) 8 for the delinquent taxes of the year | Sa 1922/and that the time for redemp- |. PRh ule will expire | ¢ the | ¢ PAGE SEVEN Vienna’s Chief ~ During the rioting in Vienna, Pre- 4 | fect 4| of Police r (above) reported a Communists But after thre of disorder the prefect reported “the sit well in hand,” with 10,000 |patroling the str gi public buildings. More th were arrested and 60 killed uprising during which the Pi Justice burned. The Vignna m hitherto had Deen e finest in the world. . TA, al Alice Mazix notified that the ld, a quent t the ds the deting und tha 138, old Amount r tune Subsequen Amount required to “redeem this date Lalition, you will be i interest unless amount required to. pay. the service of this notice provided by law and you redeem said land) from the expiration of aboy Will issue. to, sale certifi to the above off Wy ed of wided by of the for taxation for tl th day f will expire the completed Amount sold Subsequent r 4 taxes" paid’ hy required to Amount thi nddit will provid une suid the time Ohio. at the red your ay ¢ redemp: will expire completed foliows: on, Lot te. " sees 16981 ion to’ the be required to the service of this notice interest as provided by law and s you redeem said land from f . ation of time for redemption above a deed thereof will issue, to The hearing avvaratus of an sect often is located in its legs. in-