The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 3, 1928, Page 11

a Continued meagerness of deliver- MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1928 ae es WHEAT PRICES SCALE UPWARD Scarce December Delivery Of- ferings Cause Generai Gains | "after Drop ° 4 chicago, Dee. 3.—(AP)—Notwith- wtanding 2,168,000 bushels increase of the United States wheat visible} 1 supply total, wheat prices today av- eraged higher. World shipments of 921,933,000 buehels of wheat for the week set a new top record. Ready absorption of wheat offerings here. December delivery in particular helped to give the market a general upward trend except at the last. Corn was strengthened by reports of prospective large export require- ments, and oats sold at new high prices for the season. Wheat closed irregular at %@'se net decline to %@ ec advance, (Dor, 1.16% to %@%, March 1.20% to %, May 1.231%%°@% to %). Corn %c to %e up, (Dec. 56; March 88% to %, May 91%). Oats closed %@%e to %e ad- vance (Dec. 47%, March 48, May 48%), and provisions unchanged to a setback of 15c. jes on December wheat contracts ere had much to do today with turning prices upward at times, only 49,000 bushels of wheat was shown to have been thus handed over today at the outset with future delivery of- ferings likewise scant. The market soon gathered force on the buying side, especially as hot winds were reported as prevailing in South Ar- gentina. Predictions of cold weather, like- ly to hasten the movement of the corn crop, gave an incentive to sell- ers in the corn market. On the oth- er hand, department of agriculture advices were current, indicating that potential demand for corn appears about equal to last season. There are fewer hogs but mose cattle on feed, end relative prices favor feed- ing both of cattle and hogs. s WHEAT FIRM DESPITE BEAR STATISTIC ARRAY Minneapolis, Minn., Dec. 3—(®)— Wheat was quiet and firm through ost of today’s session in spite of q isappointing cables and a bearish array of statistics. Oats were quiet and firm. Bar- ley futures were slow and steady. Rye prices showed to a minimum of change. Cash wheat offerings were large and demand was quiet to fair for the general run of offerings. Winter wheat offerings were light and demand fair. Durum was steady with a quiet to fair demand. Corn offerings were large and met , a fair to good demand, largely from elevators, The basis was firm to 4% cent better, Oats were steady with a fair de- ‘* nand and moderate offerings. Rye was in quiet demand for or- dinary ergoty, with-choice milling quality in good demand. Barley was in moderate supply and demand was better, at 51 to 68. ‘Flaxseed offerings were moderate and demand was fair. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, Dec. 1.—(AP-U. S. Dept. of Agriculture)—Hogs 52,000; fully steady with Saturday on weights over 170 lbs; lighter weights 10c higher; mostly 8.85@9.00 on weight averages 180 lbs up; top $9.00. Butchers, medium to choice 250-300 Ib 8.75@9.00; 200-250 lb 8.75@9.00; 460-200 Ib 8.50@9.00; 130-160 lb 8.00 , @8.90; packing sows 8.00@8.50. Pigs, mediu mto choice 90-130 lb 7.00 @8.50. Cattle 27,000; calves 4,000; steer inating; such kinds very slow 25@ 50c lower; finished specialties about steady; top 17.50; slaughter classes, steers, good and choice 1300-1500 lb 13.50@17.50; 1100-1300 Ib 13.25@ 17.50; 950-1100 Ib 13.00@17.50; com- mon and medium 850 lb up 9.00@ 13.25. Fed yearlings, good and choice 750-950 Ib 13.00@16.50, Heif- ers, good and choice 850 lbs down 12.00@15.00; common and medium |¥J: ~= > “PHF BISMARCK 'TRIBUNE PAGE ELEVEN CLASSIFIED - --~ MARKETS © -- . FINANCIAL NEWS Aimeraty one t <t90—I OTK MARKET: [KFY® Radio Program” Jackie Coogan and. |e,qh"pfts7Re MAL ae a Wheat receipts today 511 compared S. Mowbe eras 8, 1928 “the Kid’ months, big demand, wages. vertising a brindle, nearly black, white stri; to 864 a year ago. Minneapolis cash - PM. londsiy, Dec. 8, Free catalog. Moler ber Col- Effective Jan 3, 1926 in face, white chest. Finder Kindy wheat and coarse grain closing quo-| - P 6:40—Provident Pro lege, Fargo, N. D., Butte, Mont. 1 insertion, 25 words .75 notify G. L. Gullikson, 210 Ave. tations today follow: ° ‘ ¥ 740 Nee s ih clipe WANTED—Five solicitors with cars,|]_ 2 insertions, 23 word west o. phone 808 or 827-M after a ee ‘a Delivered Arrive 7:50—Newacasting. : are commisaton, unlimited ‘al - tees. stgeeee ra Paneer saibaz 4 rs northern... 1.30 @1.36 | Heavy Liquidation Causes Net! 4 yy, Tuesday, Dec. 4, 1988 uae Circulat en ne or ander a ‘eithow mea owas a Bhone © dark rorthern..., 128 OLae | Losses of 1 to 4 Over #:00—Shoppurs Guide and Ortho- FEMALE HELP WANTED ae Rte His amen id% Protein «: y hay rm WANTED—Competent girl for gen- Ads over 25 words, 8c addi- ____MISCELLANEUUS 1 dark northern... 122° @1.36 sete Bota 10:00 Market guatations, | eral ousework. Phone 902 or-call tional per word BARKING UF" the wrong "Tree: i : — 10:10—Music—Standard selections. oe a ae t is whut a bum hunting-dog. ® dark northern... 1.19 @L24 | New York, Dee. d—(P)—Heavy| 10:80—World Book Man. WANTED—Girl for general house Mite es does; gets under the wrong tree dark ‘northern... 124 @tze |liguigation for both accounta brough®| 11:00—Grain futures. Work, _Call 206 Twelfth street, Now abut the Sarees ae To aceee Kee bday Btoek market: Net \onsek. be | {eee AACE: POSITION WANTED 90 Cents Per Inch makes yo. believe that he can cure 7 1 to 4 points were distributed over| 1:10—Classic music. WANTED—Stenographical position, |] All classified ads are cash in diseases with a knife? He is sure+ a broad list of rails and industrials, | 1:30—Chicago & St. Paul Livestock | several years’ experience. Call advance. Copy should be re- ly putting a fast one over; he gets with’ score or more of the high enarkets, 1324 between 5 and 6 p. m. ceived by 9 o'clock to insure your money and a hunk of your ites “ale bee come eerie Tab standard music and items of SRE oo ee! insertion same day. Steen erie itor eee by an r Points. ‘rading showed a further local interest. Bi tor is too deep for , To_arrive . contraction in volume. 1:45—Dance music. To d d THE knife. He can not -emove the uit Pra gq, | $25,000,000 in loans, Because of the | 2:15—Farm flashes. Fifth street, rail Tailor’ Shop, Use Toe CREE ae ee cee or 5 necessity of strengthening their re-| 2: ilent. Mrs. J. . itami Bh To arrive ....... 180 @ serve positions, banks had a rela-| 6:40—Erickson-Boardman drum- tbe pve ea Vitamin Herbs, Roots and k, 1800 Pree ively Haut Tobie HMC pth PROFESSIONAL watch and clock} == SALESMEN and we CUBE you... ata IDHW or 1 1.23 i F i é repairing. All work done promptly | WANTED—Salesman for North and| CURED. We have CURED hun- Bere ews: 228 @124 | able, making 10 per cent call money | 7:10—Period with Famous Com at lower prices, Twenty years ex-! South Dakota. Must bea reall dreds, and .- can CURE you, Ph ee aerNire: cay miei tn wine | THO Loren” Oveetine Ritts Berience, L. J. Cook Shop, two| salesman, well recommended and| Clinic of Dr. ‘v. M. Mae IDHW or 1HW.... news developments to influence the ‘Then’ re; loors south of Hotel Prince. ___| 4 consistent worker. Send refer-| (Harvard). Lucas Block, To arrive ....... 15 @ selling movement. However, the| 7:40—News Flashes. WANTED—Dolls to dress for Christ-| ence with application. Ideal Food| _marck, N. Dek NO KNIFE. Grade of— sharp break in Canadian Marconi on| 7:50—News Casting. mas, also initials embroidered.) Products Company, Cedar Rapids,! byAMONDS—Direct from cutters IDHW or “1HW the New York curb, stiff money| §:00—Silent, ee oe and importers is the reason we sell ‘o arrive rates and the indications of another Es adio Auction Bridge Game. ee. inca es ies autiful “iamond rings at great Mint huge increase in stock exchai SE ees WANTED Sewing by the day. oeen—a; > bay old-wila| S8vings to you. Cash or easy pay- 12% Protein— member loans led to a widespread CURRAN WANTS Pit Se pet > blemt edt bere \ a fi ye rd ments, all transactions confiden- IDHW or 1HW.... 1.10 @1.13 | liquidation of speculative accounts, FURNITURE FOR SALE We also buy registered draft stal.| {f!,Whoiesale and retail. James ‘ ie, e also buy registered draft stal-| W. Marek lusive di: le To arrive ....... 1.10 @113 |Many traders also were scared at CONRAD RUMOR os ee aan a i + Marek, exclusive diamond deal Grade of— the rapid manner in which prices of 6 9 FOR SALE_One bed, 1 dining room| lions. The Elder Horse Sale Cou) er. Office south of Hotel Prince, IDHW or 1HW.... 1.10 @112 {some of the recent favorites melted NAILED AS ‘LIE taba 4 halve a cities Bessie cA ena ee To arrive ....... 1.10 @112 |away under pressure. Dr agen rhage By Sige PERSONAL NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS— Durum Greene Cananea broke 18 points (Continued fiom page one) chairs, 4 odd chairs, 2 rocking) =~) sa | New and second hand, Over 500 Choice 1 amber..... 1.09% @116% |on the first sale. Radio ran off |fast during the last election cam: chairs, Lloyd Loon oy oo ee ore, hore et ail’ Thayer, styles and sizes, We have one to To arrive ++ 108% @114% |10%4 points before mid-day, but | paign in which Conrad made an un. | Stave He Hane eecha |: Phone 1880, Reading hours: 2 to| ft Your pousiness, |W. E. Btitael 13% Protein— ¢ quickly recovered its loss. Canadian | successful effort to win the post of t . = & ren representative. Patterson a r jogs LOTO1I64 | Pacific dropped 9%4 points and Keith | official county Rewapaper "for a FO ee eee aptile E N he a la eee ice of 1 amber.. 1.06% @1.11% ee common and preferred, Wool- | weekly which he edits. oki tii 8 Petanaene, Vatistlhptl tal “0 SALE—Fift, tern To arrive"? LOB@LALs | worth, General Flectries Union Gon, | Conrad has inthe past made ef-| 24ck Tow eon Hagioh: ‘vaudevilie,| 229; finished steel bed with way- breeding ewes, Possession of sheep 12% Protein—— bide, Victor Talking Machine, Mont-| forts to obtain state printing con- epi b of sagless springs, also one brown] yo ya—po i lentyhelp| to be taken not later than Dee. % 1 here is pictured on the balcony of a enamel folding cot size 86x74 with WANT—Renter with plenty help 2 amber. . 1.04% @1.09% | gomery Ward, Cerro de Pasco Cop- | tracts and this year obtained one of) London hotel with his kid brother,| enamel folding cot size 36x74 with | "oy tractor for section near Glen-| 10th. Write or see Lawrence Mad- Grade of 1 92% @ .97% |per, Yellow Truck and Packard Mo-| the. five classes of state printing| who's beginning to bear a striking] Prore tg? mor aie sis W.| coe. Buildings, pasture, hayland.| land, McKenzie, N.D. Grade of 2 amber... .91%@ .96% | tors sold down 4 to nearly 8 points. | which is done by contract. Other) resemblance to the Coogan boy| pone, S37 ‘| 110 summerfallow to buy. Give] FOR SALE—Registered Labrador Grade of 1 durum 90%@ .56%| | Only a few issues moved against | firms having state printing contracts | whom American screen fans remem-| —!hay' 2 — =| bank references first letter. Kratt,| retrievers, females three months Grade of 2 durum 91%@ .96% | the general downward trend. Warner | are the Knight Printing Company of | ber, FC2 SALE—Electrie range practi-| Sheldon, N. D. old, $15 each. Male pup six Grade of 3 durum. 90% @ .95%| Bros. Pictures A soared nearly 10! Fargo and the Bismarck Tribune cally new, walnut twin beds and | eeteessee cae | months old $40. Chas. Quigley, 1 red durum. Points to 138 and Standard Milling | company. ASHIRLRBAET = full size four Lope bed. ale FOR SALE Bathgate, N. Dak. i i move uy to 128, both ie state's biannual printin; Jitay ox springs. argain. lone 5, Wy FER Mar, per gre were gee od ue” ate Ra oth new SEN) is about $260 000 and i'aiviced mtn) HARA MEEKER, = | is we 8 yellow corn While few commission houses] five classifications. The first and/ OREGON TRAIL |For SAtE—Combination cosi and) throughout 8 foct fine basement] first “class condition Gall” at To arrive Eecontmaenete ohvE | Saleh ae ae | Oty enacts PIONEER, DIES| $it2rggoin first, class condition. fully partitioned off, hot _water| Erbe’s Barber Shop, 412 Broad- re AZo D 5 - ry ry ve ~ ey ie a ass consists 0! mj et ji ~ 1 5 yellow corn bls Bray pee i Gg hattenahtnd cepotta wil wititlag conte ‘Continued from page one) BARGAINS in used furniture.| heater, heated garage, vestibule,| and gi ig, bony fellows. 6 yellow corn ce e ly top-heavy spe ters; the fourth consists of the bound | S¢@ttle to Washington. He arrived} Kennelly Furniture On.. Mandan,| large front porch, south front,! Nagel & Strute. Bismarck, N. D. 8 ahisedcooth oe clans ea Hehtening 2 volnméa ‘of thw ieginlative conten | at the national capital Oct. 6, 1924,] N. D. very desirable location, in g00d| ———_—_—_———__.=—a- 1 Tegerrive ened some traders tut of the market | /4¥5 tnd the fifth isa miscellaneous A avian Ohio, en route. ile wat|_SOOMS FOR RENT | fordition, near. schools, close im] g________i eee although accounts generally are re- | “lassification covering Items not piloted by Lieutenant Oakley G.| ROOM FOR RENT—Large cheerful] property. | Weather Re t 5 mixed corn (eich lOe aad members .to he | 9) firing. the contract period now| K¢lley. room with kitchenette completely GEO, M. REGISTER. ° - ep, 8 malxed 28 cP ; closing the Bismarck Tribune com- Duplicates First ieee ee ee ae “AUTOMOBILE | Temperature at 7 a. m. : we one FARGO LIVESTOCK pany had contracts for the first, sec-|* At the age of seventy-six years only, Call at 308 Mandan street FOR SALE —____—____- |Highest yesterday even passenger Cad- illac sedan in good condition. Just the thing for taxi or bus line. For Fargo, N. D., Dec. 8,—(AP)—| 0nd and fifth classes and the Knight/ and after an active career of fifty-| or hone 2 : . i company had contracts for the third . . me A toot reat Hearth and>dourth classes. : four years in Oregon and Washing-| FOR RENT—Nice tarnished room Lowest last night . Precipitation to 7 a. m, To arrive 4 white oats. ‘, u r e Highest wind velocity . Barley, ch to fey. x @ to 18: 4 ee et. | ton Meeker formed the plan of du-| in new modern home, three blacks} further particulars write Ad. No. To arrive ....... 65 @ © 12; good heifers 8.25 to 9.00; me- plicating as rearly as possible the| from postoffice, Phone 1482 or|__26, care of the Tribune. Barley, med to gd... 57 @ 64) | dium heifers 7.50 to 8.25; fair hetters| WANT MEASURE (rite es ry, ind eromed the| call at 908 Ave, A. |EOR SaLb—Eerly 1927 Chevrolet} For Bismarte and serene Mostly To arrive ....... 54 @ 6.50; good cows 7.50 to 8.00; medium| PASSED BEFORE _ [plains in 1852 and proceeding there-| FOR RENT—Furnished “‘sleeping| coupe in excellent condition. Also| cloudy tonight end ‘Tessdags pres. Barley, lower gds. 52 @ 65 cows 7.00 te 7.60; fair cows 6.50 to. with alone over the same route to| room in modern home, suitable for! Ford coupe.$115.00, Ford tourings ably occasional snow. ‘Nee pike To arrive 52 @ 7.00; plain cows 5:75 to 625; cutters| COOLIDGE QUITS) its terminus at the Missouri River] one or-two, Close in. Call at 708| $85.00 and up. Hedahl Motor Co.|thrnge ie tortensne, = 4 eS 98% @1.08% | 5.00 ‘to 5.75; good bulls 7.50 to 8.00; — and thence on to New York and| Main or phone $42.____| FOR SALE—1923 Ford coupe. Good] For North Dakota: Mostly ,To arrive 985% @ medium bulls 7.00 to 7.50; common (Continued from piye on.) PWashington. In February, 1906, he! FOR RENT—-Nice large room in! condition. A. Leinan, Montgom-|cloudy tonight and Tuesday; prob- No. 1 flaxseed. 2.35, @2.43. ..| bulls 5.50: to 7.00; ealve top ‘veal Luntil tomorrow when business really | Made actual start east. { ‘modern-home, suitable fcr one or] very Ward & Co. ~ ably occasional snow west and south To arrive 2.35 @243 |1950 to 18.50; cull veal 8.00 to 9.00; | will get“under way. Meeker’s outfit consisted of a! two. Gentlemen preferred. Call at Ss TS portions. Not so cold Tuesday in see light heavy calves 10.00 to 11.00:| The present congress automatical-| Yoke of steers, selected with the{ 401 First street. | HOUSES AND FLATS Northwest portions. if CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE’ | cheavy calves 6.00 to 8.00; canner|ly goes out of office at the end of | 2reatest care and a wagon made up| OR RENT—Large, modern room,|FOR SALE BY OWNER—All mod- as Chicago, Dee. 3.—(P)— calves 5.00 to 6.00. the term, but President-elect, Hoover | °f parts of three wagons which saw/ extra war: and very convenient.| ern bungalow, close te schools. WEATHER CONDITIONS Open High Low Close} Sheep: Top lambs 11.75 to 12.75; |has promised a special session if it|*etvice on the plains in the early) Near postoffice. 208 Rosser.| Two bedrooms, Mueller pipe fur-| 4 high pressure area, accompa- Wheat— heavy lambs, 100 Ibs. up, 9.00. to|should become necessary to enact |48y8. With this, he drove all the} Phone 360-W. nace, built-in cupboards in kitchen |nied by cold weather, is centered Dec. 1.16% 1.17% 1.16% 1.16% | 10.00; cul x 005" fi lief legislation. An effort|W8v to Washington, consuming | FOR RENT—Nicely furnished -| and bathroom, hardwood floors. S i March 11207 1.21% 120% 1.20% | owes’ S60 Ioerrdown, 50" ee Lent [will be redo to passa: farm bil-be; | Ewenty-two months on the way. Ag |*OX RENT Nicely furnished slcep-| Bie "ene Terms if, desired, (ver «saskatchewan this morning, 7.75@12.0 r 11.00; common and medium 6.50@8.10; low cutter and cutter 5.00 @6.50. Bulls, good and choice (beef) 9.50@11.50; cutter to medium 7.25 19.50. Vealers (milk fed) good and spice 13.00@15.50; medium 11.50) 1340; cull and common 7.50@11.50. Stocker and feeder steers, good and choice (all weights) 11.25@12.00; common and medium 9.00@11.25, Sheep 30,000; fat lambs unevenly steady to 25c lower; bulk desirable fed western and natives 13.75@ 14.00; sheep steady, feeding lambs strong; best 13.75, Lambs, good and choice 92 lb down 13.50@14.25; me- dium_12,00@13.50; cull and common 8.50@12.00, Ewes, medium to choice 150 lbs. down 4.75@7.00; cull and common 1.75@5.25. Feeder lambs, g0od and choice 12.75@13.75. { SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK South St. Paul, Dec. 3—(AP-U. S. Dept. of Agri.) —Cattle—3,500;open- i slow, about steady; undertone {weak on warmed up and short fed (steers and yearlings; several cars early 12:00613.00; one car heavy range steeers Saturday 12.00; 2 cars cows 9.25; bulk fat cows 7.00@8.25; heifers 8.00@9.25; few fea west- erns to 10,00; cutters 5.50@6.50; bulls 25 higher; sausage offerings 8.75 down; stockers and feeders steady; top stockers 10.00; bulk 9.25 down; calves—1,200; steady at 13.00 @14,00; bulk 13.00@13.50. - Hogs—19,000; averaging around 10 or more lower; top. 8.50; early bulk desirable lights and but¢hers 8.50; sows 7.75@8.00; pizs 25 high- er; bulk pigs and light lights 8.00; sverage cost Saturday 8.47! weight 3 cows, good and choice jk Sheep—6,000; run includes 2 cars in on through billing; salable supply consisting of about 10 to 15 per cent feeding lambs no fed wooled lambs offered: bids steady to 25$ lower than Friday or mostlyp 13.25‘ for. rutives; indications. ou others and sheen steady;: heavy ‘Jambs salable 10.50; culls 9.00@9,50 cr better; best killer ewes early 6.09@6.35. (MPLS. POTATOES: Minnéarolis, Minn., Dec.: U.S. Dia; latoes - AP. i Invi vrata Sdn sg wire | a § market dull, too few mie reported |* / to quote. ’ i ‘ ind Tar Compound is active and Dec. 1.11% 1.12% 1.11% 1.12% Eggs — Higher; receipts 2688] fix the duties on crude felspar at reel ‘Agreeable to take, table CA M 117% 118 = 1, i cases; extra firsts 40@47; ordinary | $3 a ton; on corn at 25 cents a bagi » ACCE} oe < TA SVT firsts 30@38; refrigerator reid bushel; alfalfa seed at 8 cents a OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Ahern | intr aeons amare 3 Dec. 99% 99% 98% .99% | 31%2; refrigerator firsts 3044, pound and eggs, 12 cents a dozen. everywherec: Ady. ; ee 4 * The ten May 1.24 1.24% 1.28% 1.23% heavy ewes, 150 Ibs, and up, 4.00.40 |fore President Coolidge goes out of ‘@F #8 the Missouri river he traced] in’ Call at 109 Mandan street or|_ Write Tribune Ad. No. 47. | from "Noch Dekake aad ona Corn— 4.50; cull ewes 1.00 to 3.00; bucks-office, but even if such a bill were|CVery mile of the Oregon Trail and| phone 1426. FOR SALE—Seven room modern|northward over the Canadian Pro Dec. 8444 85% 84% .85%| 2.00 to 8.00. S Hoses (enacted: the Republican leaders have | Succeeded in interesting the resi-! soR—RENT—-Light housekeepin home, two car garage, shade trees,|inces, with the low t te pasaatn: March 87% 388% 87% 88% | Hogs: 150-180 labs, 7.60 to 8.15;|determined that there shall be tariff | (ents of a largo number of towns | We at 419 Seventh coeate tac] nice iawn, good location, close in:|24 degrees below cote ae eee May 90% 91% 90% 91% | 180.200 Ibs. 8.00 to 8.15;200-295 labs. |legislation 23 well, and the only di-| Nd villages in the erection of per-| Tpows Ot ti Seventh street, bar.) Sonia ng cash, balance like. rent.| Alberta: Thy hresncte ie geo Oats— 8.00 to 8.15; 260-800 ibs, 8,00 to 8.16;| vision of opinion is on when these|™anent markers. ‘The journey on] Sanycourle Preferred. Phone} Write'nyipune, eare of Ad. No. 48.| he’ Southwest Fart ees the” levee Dec. AT AT% AT. 47% | 250-800 ibs. 8.00 to 8.15; 300-350. Ibs.|two major pieces of legislation shall o Euan Han as, os the Epps FOR RENTONKGS Inrge furnished | FOR SALE BY OWNER—New six|Great Lakes aan aud slip gees ee ee nin at man 1.15 a Biss packers 7.00to 7.65; | be attempted. RSErOnTALOn ret) in the work | sleeping room, suitable for one or| 00m house. Fine location, Rea-|cipitation occurred st practically all Ayes ATH |S . . stags 7.00 to 7.40. WHip Is t Washington, Meeker was re-| two at 307 Tenth street. Phone eanahe down apeynent: Eas: pens from the northern Dec. 1.01 1.01% 1.00% 1.00% CHL CASH See OF TEAR ceived by President Roosevelt, who | 921: _____| _ monthly terms, Write Tribune Ad.) Mountain region and southern Pla- Mach 1.05% 1.05% 1.05% 1.05% Chicago, Dec. 3.—()—Wh t No. ‘Washington, Dec, 3.-(AP)—Rep- expressed great interest in the un- | FOR REN1—Nicely furnished mod-) ——°- ‘Eh ie ee Genk et northeastward to Mayr 1.087109 1.08% 1.08%|4 red 1.30; No. 2 northern spring | resentative John C. Box, of Jackson.| de?taking and went with the pioneer} ern sleeping room, suitable for one | FOR | RENT —Mogern bungalow, 8 region. Lard— 1.15%; "sample. grade northern | resentative William. A. Oldfield, of| “One, tO view his strange traveling | _or two. Call at 219 Seventh atreet.| Phone 982 or fll at 211 West/ | Dec. 11.05 11.20 11.05 11.17] spring 92. ; "| Democratic whip to. succeed Rep-| Utfit,, After visiting Philadelphia | FOR RENT—A modern sleeping | Rosser. isto: heonabont ee Jan. 11.87 1187 11.75 11.75] “Corn'No. 3 mixed 83; No. 8 yel-| resentative Willam A, Oldfield, of| 8" Cincinnati, Meeker shipped his| room suitable for .wo. Ladies pre-| FOR RENT—Duplex at 120 Broad- ORRIS W. ROBERTS, Mach 12.02 12.10 12.00 12.00| low 83%4@85; No. 2 white. 86) ;|-Arkansas, who died recently. e cattle and wagon to St. Louis. From __ferred. Call at 1106 Thayer Ave.| _ way. inquire . J. Woodmansee. * iets May 12.82 12.35 12.25 1226] sample grade 71@75%. Tk ie cual on poke. and. St. Joseyin tracing. the | FOR, RENT Pleasant furnished APARTMENTS seia' — 2 “é room. one Mh. a a Gee 10h ais as: Rye no sales, Barley Si@v0. ‘Tim-| INCREASE, 1S ASKED. Son Avail the bear to hen TT EARICLANDT TTT | nlshel apartment Ia Bees apert | "ER? COMPORTING 70:RLDMR: Jan, ae othy seed 5.00@5.70, Clov. | i jo B(AP)—The| Sra, cools ne retum, $0. Oregon es ne 5 : ? Peete 3 <aak 2Ho@sis Lard 11.175 rbe 10°16; | firs’ move ingroase’ the tayitt on Teaching Portland: June 12030 8! | FOR SALE—I8D acres good virgin} Soa" or = a | a ‘weakening, sectetiog ot ec. beens seeee sc eeee . ies 11. i il B in 5 few acres can be cul- mat r xe 4 jan, i305 igié igos 1212] ee cai ROIS Aerieulineal nevduris scams almost : tivated, five miles north of Bis-|FOR RENT—Furnished 2 room| intervals, is common to elderly ee Mach See oe eae CHICAGO PRODUCE house today. with the int aaanetiin| Of the more than 1500 people em-} marck. Lots 1 to 6 block 25 and spertment in modern home, 113] sons. Foley’s Honey and Tar - © ———— Chicago, Dec. 3.—() —Butter—| of a bill by Representative William. ; Poved in the cigar making industry} lots 7'to 12 block 41 in Flannery| _Mandan or phone 637-LJ. Pound, the very name a promise of MINNEAPOLIS RANGE Higher; receipts 5427 tubs; cream-| son, Republican, South Dakota, to| i” New Orleans, more than 1200 are! and Wetherby Addition to city of| FOR RENT. 0 room cozy warm) healing, at once puts a heal; Minneapolis, Dec, 3.—(P) ery extras 51; standards 49; extra, raise the import duties on various|¥OMeM some of whom earn as high| Bismarck. Adelia Gibbs, 409 Fifth’ apartment. 604 Third street.|S0othing coating on the irritat Open High Low.” Close| firsts 48% @50; firsts 45%@47%4;| grains. ma PD ONE: street, Bismarck, N. D. | Phone 1352. gurfaces, and. relief is | immediate, Wheat— seconds 43@44%," The Williamson measure would = — soe sess eeeeess very ingredient of Foley’s Honey May 1.08% 1.03% 1.03% 1.08%| Cheese unchanged. a8 bat tt would provide that = 0 - no. draw! allows upon wheat % — * May 44% 43% 48% 49% —______ imported into the United States for ZA EGAD,~ CAN Yous FANCY EE WELL, 1 WAS BETIER FoLtow NN im f 3 I MPLS. FLOUR milling purposes, and would repeal igs en AR ARS AEN OM: Minneapolis, Dec. 3.—()—Flour| the drawback and refunding provi- Dec, 2.37% 2.38 2,87 2,97 |Unchanged. In carload lots, family | sions of the 1922 tariff act insofar May 2.41% 2.41% 2.40% 2.40% | Patents quoted at $6.70@6.80 a bar-| as they relate to wheat. “THe DocfoR PUTTING ME Y{ JUST TELLING “tH” Doctor's OK AN ABSOLUTE FAST Hi MACK LAST AIGHT,</ ADVICE, OR OF NOTHING BUT ORANGE } I WisH I HAD } Youll HAVE WN oe | << $$ 0s ZO Barley— Tel in 98-pound cotton sacks, It also would levy a duty of three pee rT} Z GRANHE pec, 0% 60% go soy] Shipments 3,406 barrels opal mized ols contanng sor Lge RANE oo gee | ee SNe cert) SALESMEN DULUTH RANGE CHICAGO POTATOES | GOLDEN FIZZ IS MADE “THAT COULD Go Anois ery Duluth, Minn, Dec. 3 —(P)— | partment” of “Agricuitare)-"Poes| FAHM. RELIEF BILL OF f WELL, UP LIKE YouR MOF CASED. Diu High Low Close toes—Receipts 18 cars on track| Washington, Dec. 3—(AP)—En- NoBoDY WILL EVER KEEP BLooD PRESSURE! |g ‘i a, | 391 total U. S. shipments Saturday, | actment of farm relief 1 jation ie rir id cae ee ee 615 cars, Sunday TB cars; trading during this session of ag Sad was Bs / / 03% % very slow, market steady; Wiscon- | asked today by Senator Edge, Re- beh Lon: ‘toe i.o1%.. 1.01% | sacked Round Whites 85@’.05; purblicns, lew Jersey, who declared May 105 1.06% 1.05” 1.08 innesota and North Dakota sacked | in a statement that tie necessity E “FROM FOOD fux NO, : SIGNATURES | NEVER, BY DOVE Iu. é% ! wen 1F I AM y You'll be thankful! If you act Round Whites 80@95; for a special sessio1 Id not be { FRO. AT ranteed po * 6 River Ohios 20 108; caer fed determined until jt "is learned how EXPIRE M © ING, yi thotoushly pod a Ac ate. ae Russets L40@1A0, Mostly ‘L.50@! rapidly the ropular session will pro- TD RATHER me Spar Perfect performance assured. ROK Bas eae ase | AT can't. reconcil If to the UNDER “HE DINING Chrysler “72” Sedan, May 240° 240% 2.39% 2.39% UNITED STATES. view that the farmer will be better “THARS ie ee ig | served at a special session,” Sena- ue ¥ (Fornished by acter coy | CANADA LIQUOR tr Ege, suid: certainty the type] 4 1026 Ford (door Sedan a a Bismacyh, Dec. 8 ILL i} UNSOLVED e and eo farmers reli will’ \ va 1926 Overland 6-cylinder Sedan, . 1 dark northern pani ‘ r i : — A f land 6-cylinder Coach. No, 1 northern ..... 4 (Contmuea fro " ) The senator derlared That the = ro \ : bg oa er i ed pape 78 rom page one) chatecter af f i 3 1928 Whippet 4-cylinder Coach. No. 1 amber durum .. a 1: Florida, an additional cireuit| Comsactey oF farm Bil which would \ ¥ 1927 Essex Sedan. ai Lae ixed durum , +11] judge in the second circuit and an- Pisirai the approval of the presi- SYS fo. 1 red durum other in the ninth circuit, lent or for that matter the presi- 1925 Overland 4-eylinder Soden. No. 1 flax ... The conference reported that there | dent-elect,” is iy well understood No. 2 flax :.: were 147,142 sures on the dockets at) and that it not take much No. 1 rye 5 | the end of the fiscal year, a decrease | time to pass a bill of that kind. : Barley .... of 2,160 over year ago. Of this Referee to the wish of some Seed barley number civil cases in’ which the} Members of congress that the tariff United States is involved amounted| ®"¢ farm relief be taken up to- to 18.546, an increase of Bios one gether, Senator Edge maid: Hard winter whe inal cases to °0,875, a-decrease of} “When J Derk hard winter wheat . 4,921 over a year ago. Among oth-\ changes, it will be a complete revi- patois ky er cases pending were civil cases in| Sion’ and not devoted to any one RANGE OF CARIOT SALES _| which the United States was not in-| activity.’ ee Minneapolis, Dec. 3.—(4)—Rangé | volved which numbered 30,351 an ‘of carlot grain sales: .. increase sWheat--No. 1° dark. northern 11.25%: sample grade 1.07%% No. 1 mixed durum | Speltz, per ewt. of 981 over a year ago. FLAMINGO LOS& FEARED