The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 21, 1929, Page 9

r MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1929 _ at HE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, a sine er TM CLASSIFIED - MARK WHEAT PRICRS RISE |[ New York Stocks 1|STREL DROP BRINGS | TS - FINANCIAL NEWS ~ RADIO- FEATURES ON THE AIR (Central Btendord Time) ze 2:45 P. M. Prices : Feat WEA! A ON LIVERPOOL NOTE e's UNCERTAIN MARKET| | ~-guras wa Saeieareceesretren me . ———— ee KFI KGW KOMO KH Comm :Ascends but Later Sinke [Am s6t°s Coppers, Narchandning Sharea| | vee Mba eat tap AR Wa 7 . Sugar Som ‘BI REC KLE KDYL KYA KMTR KGA KFJF and Holds Around Initial. |Az- Seger and Some Rails Make ag REED NHSA, ESO Wien WHE WEBM a ae CLASSIFIED DISPLAY * Figures; Oats Firm oe oa Gains, However 2 rT LOA dG ROW ROMO HG KPO FI RSL ROTE RATES Se-—conge, me . ; : j Andes Cop. New York, Jan. 21.—()—A drop éeecrhedine anne j 90: Cents Per Inch Chicago, Jan. 21—(AP)—Fore-| Atchison .. points in U. 8, Bteel gris Ne Mal eara tai nl ; ea justrele casts of a cold wave over the greater | Balt. & Ohio 122 | speculative sentiment on the stock (oy Standard Weep Nee Tee part of domestic winter wheat ter-| Barnedall “ 44% | market today, and price trends turned | fei do Gt Sees in | i bored ; 3. Tory had a decided bullish effect | Beth. Steel . sharply irregular. ‘Copper, merchan-| icated, Wave a eee of call. 202—WTAM Cleveland—t070 able, gn wheat values today. The outlook | Briggs Mfg. 86% | dising shares and some of the rails,| letters. kllocycles on rlaht Clear chan sea conas: Symphony Orchestra see Jona for the ne wwheat crop in this coun-|Cal. & Hecla S44 | however, made substantial progress. Sepeudled i o! ‘of the more ime | 7: Halt Hour THE NATIONAL try was being given more attention, | Canadian ‘ 244% | ‘The drop in steel was regarded as Stations, $:00—Diveraified Hi BISMARCK TRIBUNE New and and the chances that low tempera- | Cerro De @ natural result of the sharp rise of snte—KYW Chicage=t000 PHONE atyles and tures would catch many wheat fields | Ches. & Ohio ......... + 217% | more than 20 points in late sessions} ,. ‘ £99.8-—-WHO Des Moinee—1008 HO! 32 8:30—Uncle Bob ¢:00—News; Studio Programa unprotected led to talk of probable | ©. St. P. and . 50% | last week. 6:00—Orchestra; Organ {iop—Feature Brograme damage. C. & N. West ‘Uncertainties surrounding the credit 7in—Bextets by 7:30—A Journe: A decrease of 3,150,000 bushels to-/C. R. L & P. xg | tation, averlooked during the vig-| 900 —Eskimos) tans SieomEekimoss Contvaltones day in the U1 States wheat vis-| Chile Copper up of selective issues) 1; H ‘ \ ible Supply woul was aie a bullish | Chrysier ..... 118% | late last week, again were viewed with iiteronshe se jad Alvocbite symphony factor, sand 0 too was an estimate egg 4 yi misgivings. It was pacing hy oy 10 Wane fran Spork = 998.8—WCX-WIR Detrolt—700 tariniuar ciara Col. Gas 147s) | below ‘their record figure early inst | isim—Rovel Censdiaue ea eae 5 t F city. Phone 1206-W, house No. 614 000.000 to 40,000,000 Cons. Gas are now undoubtedly at a new| {1/i3—Varlety Hour §:20—Singing; Orchestradiane | \ modern Seventh street. Wheat closed firm, le to 1 8-8 at | Curtiss Aero 141% | high ‘for all time. ‘944.0—WENR Chienge—S70 ince ts beat, young married couple | WANTED—To do alterations and re- 1 1-2¢ net higher (March 1.22 5-8| Dupont de N Call Rate Continues 7:15—Farmer Rusk preferred. Phone 745-W or call at| pairing on ladies winter coate and Erie ....... . a uance & 6 per cent rai 100—| todo 404 ith street. Gresses. Also relining. Fifth Yor te te G8 at 128)” 126, Jul¥> | pielechimanin oe for call money encouraged & Gencral| \sircLate Evening Features tatebioner Mel Sut, Gyune FOR RENT—One large =| Goer Kea Tallor Shon, sare d -8 to at 5 ® 00—Orchestra; Music Box Revue extra warm, } » Elec. f the market around mid. 416.4—WQN-WLIB Chicago—720 5 Posi turthed Lyre Pog pri day, bot ° announcement one| $:00—Quin; Nighthawks; Eneemble t0—Voice of Columbia Sadie enti a each neaeeie: Milo te vee Pais 2 "| Gold Dust hed further increased his rates a te eg $49.4—KFAB Lincoin—770 ther sleeping or light housekeep- | PUBLIC stenographic work done, 625 July 1.08 3-8 to 1-2. ae the vereified Hour \ddeZoreany Consent Oremeath ing. Hot water at all times, 421/ Fourth street. Geraldine Gish. Oats 1-4¢ to 3-8c advanced (March | Gt. Nor. Pfd. for bankers’ acceptances Bes nce HOUT solar (2% MAE) _Tis0—Fentuse First street. Phone 1821-J. rs se ere ee 52 5-8e, May 52 7-8¢, July 49 7-8c) | Gt. N. Ir. Sans ed tae conics with an MAG—WLE Chicage—G70 870.2—WCCO Minneapolis-8t. Paul—618 = ortable HOUSES AND FLATS fe inbdatiend see from a shade [Stel Cop. cranes: eae than 8 points to 8 :05—Liveatock Service 4 ore aura six room ¢ ‘du. lecline to a rise of 7c. ludso! 3 , a desired. lex uni lay 1. mediate pos- ‘Accompanying unlooked for ad- | Int. Com. Eng. Ee oe errant hire) ” Good home for responsible party.| session. Phone 542 during office oly were Tubes advices thal Int Mer Mar. Pid. pephorr ato retpap pee 278.1—KMOX St. Loute—1090 tad cr a tere ees Obes entre OmtINY’ rae nem FOR RENT—One large nicely furs | FOR RENT OR SALE—Practically vd - |Int. Paper ....... 5 -Andy; me large nicely fur- | y deere ered atenn an season! | Tak: TOE Bind WL $00 WABC Programe (a Bre.) ished sleeping room in modern | new 3 room house, also a used tele- fc Johns M’ville ahear 20 points to 530, which ts 220 cal 11:00—Orchestra home, suitable for two. Close in.| Phone booth in good condition. aided by relative low ruling prices. above the low of last year. 00—Amos-Andy; Orchestra 289—KVOO Tulsa—1140 Phone 1178 Reports were also circulated that | Kennecott ... ly} 11:00—Dance Musio (3 hrs.) - “ nor. tek EES speculators everywhere are ancicipat-|Kolster Radio . See ee WAa—WLW Cincinnatinroa $90 MUNS casey FOR furnished rooms | FOR RENT—Partiy furnished seven ing reduced supplies in producing | Kroger Groc. . 0 2 caged stimulated by a report | _ 7:00—Symphony Hour Goo—Diversited Hour = eae gee Bicewret erg Poe Seoand grit ‘on house, best location. sol countries toward the end cf the sea : a ORG E00= salt) 3) [cil STN ON SEUNG Fea JIB 3 kitchenette, son. from Washington that the senate after 5 o'clock. FOR RENT—Duplex at 114” Broad-| screened porch, on ground floor, Likelihood of curtetled yields of 454.3-—-WEAF New York—600 ot Don Juan FOR RENT—Desirable sleeping room way. H. J. Woodmansee. private entrance, partly wheat next season were likewise 1 6:00—Voters' Service; Sketches Dance Hour in modern home. Nicely furnished | "See electric cooking stove, nice j subject of comment today on aecocr . 1:00—Genla Fonariova. 348.6—WABC New York—000 suitable for one or two people. 1013 PERSONA| warm, 402 Eighth street. Phone Conaca a acreage = 9:00—Eski 3:00—8hi ROOM—La front room, close in,| 2 nologist. He! . | FOR RENT—Two large room ter wheat in the United States, with Babe evi and Cannot oc volen of Columbia hot. water heat, two windows, si6| Phone 1290. Helps you, find lost | “ment with bath, modern, Prospects of substantial al mament Li articles. er 6 ‘out all furnished, furnace heat. 994,8—WJZ New York—700 Fifth. Phone ‘Ww. by this spring. Meanwhile. stocks of 2:00—Sextet $08.9—KDKA Pitteburgh—080 SR RENT—Two large erred future by looking in your hand. 211 West Rosser or phone 962. ps arelle Meare 008 :00— TI Two large comfortable | —_ oo’ en ne | weet, Rosser _or_ phone SS Secriat aa 000/000 bushels lean than oo—Theater pete rele ah en weyath apt, clty heated, Onli ton eee ane at ete ee et [eee ST ae Ficus | Soe, Sal ew ate for @ severe wave ni 9:30—Orchestt ins 379.6—WGY Schenectad: q te "orn was unsettled, ar tt ee ese WANTEDSODSE Volour—or moisie| BPRS Zane PRIIESS. oO | wore — eer Foe Corn was with continued } 5 = bulges, whereas on breaks there was eo ae PBoHestcel ree bed davenport st. i good cond’: |———Boambens WANTED | _ lege Bldg. Call 16S < &:30— tock Co. E : , | a. on house Ne ie _ | WANTED—Boarders, good home| FOR RENT—Furnished or unfurs Oats were unsettled owing to sym- oe in used furniture. Ken-| cooked meals. 523 Sixth. Phone | nished apartment at Varney Apts, pathy te other grain. 405.2—WSB Atlanta—740 365.6—WHAS Li nelly Furniture Co.. Mandan. N.D! 213-M. Phone 773. Provisions were under pressure. y ; Y 6:00—Voters’ Servic ‘ i ay i Hoocgesters Nelghborhoed Hour ° 7:00—Bextet; ident of the club, F. Siegal secretary, SETBACK IN CORN ° Sears Roebuck years, Stopes oo—Eeimon and R. L. Phelps, treasurer. Vice | PUSHES WHEAT ‘\ Sin. Con. Oil National Cash Register made a gair | 19:45—Orchestra :30—Orchestra : Minneapolis, Minn., Jak, 21.—(AP) | South. Pac. 132% | of more than 4 points, only to cancel Eb WFAA Dallee—1000 10:00—Studio Concert presidents named are Walter Devore, ra —Wheat turned strong late today in sapere Ry. ote it. Wright Aero, Chrysler, ae Tio—Sextet: Tiremen as ted ete — ee Laws: os i. ersten teres BILLS With HARMONY the early east spell, due to a Allied chemical fell back points, semble : ; lenry Burgger, Ross | pep ie Bie nat abe eo S24 |and New York Central, American BNNs a ravers o—Diveraifed ou W. F, Nicholson, 3. 0. Roster, ae last hour % to %c Can, International lephone ant 374.8—WBAP Fort Worth—800 oss Q + » rr close. Corn also turned firm late in | Studebaker 92% | Bordens were among issues losing 2 $:00—Hour of Vocal 10:00—Kd_ McConnell to, and B. C. Bell. : the session. z Texas Corp. 4 | points or more. 19:00—Musical Programs nm Committee chairmen follow: L. opened. urned | Tex. Gulf Sulphi } ‘The amusement issues, icularly : 7 Dornacker, cooperation; J. A. Pres- = 3 a i lexican a ‘ enna wes nacre, MAP ree aa Ea OS pace thy lenses the tat twa along, with | PSTMeNS program S627-KWKH Shreveport—eto | Lersouitere; Carl “ Carlson, agricul: |Four Measures Presented in (j end oe Pac none pith $:00—Music; Bridge 8:00—Musical Programs (4 brs.) ; Peter Dalenberg, comercial; House While Law-Making [/ seed was steady to firm gn a light ‘ pazalm'ald ‘ More than 360 persons attended Dr. Gathers Headway Cash wheat was quiet in’ spots and 361.2—KOA Denver—830 her Re aqahire ta re eomemietind ‘Weber's last lecture here. Music was te high protein offerings were inclined $eocasatet: Parr Questions 11:00—Muslo and" Dance (3hre.) er rrereran the high school band for! Moving with a harmony unprece-j Atle Boswell to drag. General demand was about 00—Diversified Hour 205.3—KSL Salt Lake City—1130 : od by the state agri.| dented in the past 10 years of North - fa. for thel ower protein offerings {eerie mer naan Pita cular eters Dakota legislative history, the senate| | LONG, LONG WAIT 2 general market was unchanged 3 today passed five bills, introdu iladelphia—The children to one cent lower. Offerings were SOE KF ites Angee oe five while the house presented four |Wasserman have $4,500 coming to larger. $:00—Diversifiee Hour 440.9—KPO San Francisco—600 i them, but they'll , | Winter wheat was sendy and qulet ab gecbetcting Signa ames EDT Hcernay eae ag Ries MO |e an, sscoter st suai on eee ee with offerings light. ie eee Fleas elias lala as Gig and Barge votes registered on anya af the Wasserman’s sath, a clntae wee 4 Durum steady with eb e hrs. y ‘ passed » In ne i } good demand. for milling nil. * eee ths Lonnie let 100) u Paine ca. | nels Collide in Canal Anitancs did even the reac of division of atate fal his ten : ‘Corn offerings were large and de- sir crore Eclenee, Posture 9:00—Voice of Columbia a floor fight mark the unanimity asjchildren, The division was pro- mand was fair. Early sales were un- ener ase pit HP0LNeee ‘and Dance (Bhrs.) peace ail himself up. This|" sae Dell Patterson, Renville esa f me ‘ es ived fi mem i chatiged compared with the future. 370.8—KGO Oakland—790 eee : of his foot and pu! up. nator a » Renv! ill treatment recei ‘rom \ Outs were quiet to fair demand and 8:00—Diversited tour _,2MA—KOB State College—1100 | the man did and selzed the handrail | county, introduced a bill’ today to 1, ee basis was unchanged. 2osceakimost Orchestradians | $:g0—Crean: Warm: Housckee?* Vou [ot the enginercom. ‘The handrail | prohibit the mortgaging of any grain] | = RARE, INDEED! , Rye offerings were fair and de- 11:00—The Pilgrims . 9:30—Bridge Gai id res loose ae 1 the man disappeared ae seelouleiral crop ae ~ rele uit: eg is 80 Rong mand good milling . water. as a day in June? q parece oy pl ey ie 1 dark northern 4 REGIONAL STATIONS Members of the tugboat crew said | Patterson would make 6 per cent | polite traffic cop. But here $ Barley was firm to strong, sales +++ 98% 96% 97% 98%)" To arrive .. Station Wave KC Time on Air that the gig was on the wrong side |the maximum legal rate of interest | you find them all that way. Load | , generally one cent higher at 64 to 71 “2 Litas lease 202” ogy |? Aar#, northern WDar Petrol cy HEE GIO Bide L300 Hee ae celina Wit: all troper | opal nice woabiibe NCL ef-wminy. | forsres te Aline cael oat - cents. 12% Protein— WrMs Milwaukee” 483.6 620 Musical Programa tug was proper | legal rate y of usury. stopp to allow east and west bound 508.2 590 WEAF and Studio hts and on its regular schedule. Senator Ettestad, McHenry county, | traffic through at street intersec- - i eriazmeed, demand was better with w+ 59% 53% 52% 52% | GarK northern ped Souls 545-1 560 WEAF Promrams Meeptain Griswold was in command | offered a bill to clatlfy the election | Hons, the officer oh duty motions to j ferings larger. 52% 83% 52% 52% ses > Bludlo and Chain of the troop transport Kroonland |laws with regard to county political! the north and south bound pedess i { CHICAGO LIVESTOCK M% 4% 0% fered the war ,for which he received auease see trians to keep on the sidewalks, say> Chicago, Jan 21.—(#)—(U. 8. Dept. + 118%@1.19% 20 1.16 1-2 Navy cross. jurphy Bills ing, “With your permission, fadies pi vy . . 5 2; No. 1 durum, 1.1: . He was a native of Pennsylvania| Senator Murphy, Walsh county, | and gentlemen.” pig pee igg one og eres 1:01%@1.09% | “Corn No. 4 yellow, 87 1-4; No. presented a bill’ making © slight |" “™"" : 10 to 20c lower; largely an 8.20 to 1.16% 01.18% top 9.10 paid for 160-220 Ib. Butchers + 118%@1.19% + y ai <2. Rye No. 2, 96 3-4. Bar- 2 mey. odd au mau Wi Hy . » 239% @2.40% | ley, No. 2, 65 at 69; sample grade 69. —eoooo— bands. He also introduced a bill Brag Oe Ey se tg Ros isic No. 1 flax, 2.43 1-2 at 248 1-4. ‘ changing, in some respects the re: E e LIVESTOC! uirements for license as a registered dio. ‘Packing sows 830 to 800, Pes, sd south st, Poul, Jan. 21-10, 8,| FOREIGN EXCHANGES CLOSE Passage Seen If _| pharmacist. i medium to choice 90-130 Ib. 7.00 to 138% @1.39% | D. of A.) —C: ttle Receipts 3,500; ‘tea | New York, Jan. 21.—()—Foreign .. A bill appropriating $2,000 for the -. : Lava’ | esr and fat ho svock opening very | pxcbanges easy: quciatensineenty:| Conflict Is Settled non, patois mrcmesqrintion Cattle, 20,000; calves 3,000; all slow, little done, general tende! : y . — 2 i + ‘ilting classes 15 to 260 lore wes one + 1201401146 | weal to lower; bulk steers aalabie bh; A (Continued from page 900) Po obiy stintoge Styrrcnggobacseg) | little done; killing quality plain; $3.3 nes oon 20% 11.75 down; fat cows 7.00 to 8.25; heif- ; ‘ crease shall be mad mi stocks almost at a standstill; ‘most ii 13.85 13.65 1355 13.65 ers 825 to 9.75; light weights in de- 4 the additional revenue be distributed. apes ee sdiivey’a bil canoeoeeiate : short fed steers of value to sell at sotaeee teres cones 18.06 + 1.20% @1.21% | mand; cutters unchanged, 5.50 to 6.75; In his inaugural message the governor ; 13.50 down LIBERTY BONDS CLOSE ing $35,000 for a bridge across the Red ; ward with a liberal sup- + 12%@ bulls 25 lower, 9.25 down; stockers and | New york, Jan. 21.—(P)—Liberty | Pointed out the need for good county | pf cast of Grafton passed 32 to 3 py ened peek ciate ians-nn ae PENA SOLED BANOS ‘dash aia | eeeoenetie tain ra weakness. | bonds closed: fs and marketing roads and it is not! "py a vote of 37 to 8 the senate Minneapolis, Jan. 21.—(7)— oe ll 5 Liberty 3%’s 99.7. passed the Whitman bill excepting ite. e eS ee db Mg eg Open Close} To ee LITHO 1.00 gris tgaad to mostly 1450 on) Pirst 4%4’s 100.4. oan ot : from taxation all athletic equipment mon and medium 880 Ib. up 940 to *Hloge—Reecolpts 21,000; 30 to 40 low-| ouret 24's, 1008. going to the state. ‘This, together |Owned by state institutions. tan er ea &: 0 119 1.20% 1.18% 1.20% eee Treas. 4%'s 100.13, with a tive increase in auto- yearlings good and choice 191 122 1.20% 1.22 + 1.18% @1.20% | er than last ‘s 3 lights and} ‘Treas. 4's 105.11. Feteeag potas down 4 60 N50; etenmoen. 1.17% @1.19% | butchers mostly 8.60 to age top 8.70; mobile license fees, would care for the good and choice 8.00 to 11.00; low 118% 01.20% fe ee ae 7.16 up; pigs 25 least gol ond chats feasts” sata Thy LANGOLi [lower Duk As: average cost stu se i K jay 8.95; y © Sin Gt ted aad wea te te « LMmersi%| Sheep —Reselpia $200; no, early ministration point out. to 1750; mediute 13.00 ; + 123% 01.29% | sales; fa : td comme 200 10 13:00, "Blocker tzrwenaom | peak clove or 1650:10°1635: fat ite 3,000 Persons Are . a weight tas G tas; commas 7a1% 01.35% | i Wad lot up to 1000:, sendy Arrested as Police 2d ‘, | and medium 87% to 11.00. ganna ec tine eked ‘Clean Up’ Chicago o siaatp to tee tier Tes eae th, Jan, 31.) — 119%.01.29% hha rey ay late ear ge Low Close 99% @1.01% (Continved from page one) ewes 10.50 teeing lai tow ae : 98% 61.01% Deputy Commissioner John Stege in Rood and cholce down 16 1.08 1.08% 1.07% 1.08% ‘ 98%G1% these words: i to 1736; medium tao 16.35; Md 1.00% 1.10% 1.00% 1.00% 91%, @1.00% ‘Raid Every Joint’ “common . 10.50 to 1i0 4 é teveees $02 401.08% j a choles 160 Ib. down May 106 1.06 1.05 oh! creer LOGO 850, oer lambs, good and choles — 3 ‘i 90% 91% 1425 to ; May 2.49% 2.43%, 242% 243 | To arrive @ sctraaenoennmnnn duly 249% 243% 2.48% |¢ yellow corn. Chk fsa age ‘. Pad arrive . —Fotatoss: Receipts = Pe meal Co.) i yeiowooe track 329 cars, total U, 2 mixed corn. Saturday 1,022 cara, Sunday {io. 2 $9! To arrive .. trading fair, markét dull: No. 1. ‘On{s mixed torn... sacked Round Whites 95 to 1,18,|No. 1 86| To arrive .. | and Nor Dakota. sori ot ol) mixed corn ‘Whites 00 to 1.05; Idaho Rra-/No 1 1 917]2 white oate.. acts 1.00 to 1.70, taney shade higher. 2 21215 white oats. Sen exiaeeidiieneio Me 1 #1] To attive “ : ors | eg “AO |4 white ay n flaunt —®)—(U. 8. A) ee ings in the class D. F Oats ban T arrive . California, says ‘33| uastes, Wes Gcdececse 6d G69 legs of the