The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 15, 1929, Page 9

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY. 16, 1929 WHEAT PRICES SET ~NEW SEASON MARK High-Price Record Established as Result of Commission House Buying Today | Chicago, Feb. 15.—(7}—Broadening out of pressure to sell carried wheat values downward today in the late dealings after all deliveries had sur- passed the season high-price record. At the day's top quotations the wheat market was in some cases as much as 7%c a bushel over prices current last week. One of the reasons ascribed to account for increased sell- ing was that Argentine wheat is undercutting North American wheat in Europe, being 15c below a parity with offerings from Canada. ‘Wheat closed nervous, % to %c to 1%e net lower (March 1.27% to %, May 132 to %, July 134%. to % to %). Corn varying from %c decline to | Eri Yc advance (March 96%, May 90% to 1.00, July 1.02% to %). Oats %c off to a shade up (March 51% to %, May 52% to %, July 5015 to %). And provisions unchanged to a set- back of 60c. Commission house buying of wheat was strongly in evidence at times. On the other hand, selling to realize profits for recent purchasers was also apparent, and was given some stimu- lus through forecasts of better weath- er abroad. Friends of high prices for wheat put considerable stress today on a Washington crop summary which was construed as very bullish as to the Russian situation in particular. The summary stated that the Russian press was giving indications of alarm over the outlook for the growing crops in Russia. Corn was unsettled, easing early but then advancing sharply to a new high on the present movement. However the bulge brought in profit-taking, and a reflection ‘followed. Oats were ¥Vinfluenced mainly by the action of other grain. Provisions acted easicr. WHEAT SLOWS DOWN ‘ AFTER EARLY RISE Minneapolis, Minn., Feb. 15.—(P)— Wheat stowed down today, advanc- ing only % to 5s cent above yester- day's high. Selling was met in’ vol- ume on an early advance, but fresh support came in on setbacks. ‘ Corn futures advanced % cents to 1's cents after an uncertain start. Oats has an easy start and turned fi Rye futures dragged after go- ing a shade-over yesterday's top. May barley was quiet and firm. Profit taking and stop loss selling hit flax futures end a sharp break resulted. Cash wheat offerings were large and met a quiet to fair demand. ) Winter wheat was steady. Durum was quiet and steady. Corn” was in fair’demand and the’ . basis was steady. Oats were steady. Rye was steady with a fair to good demand for milling quality. Barley was quiet. Range was 62 at ‘74 cents. Flax seed was in quict demand and market was easy to 1 cent lower.” © CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, Feb. 15.—()—(U, 8. D. A.) —Hogs—46,000; slow mostly 10 to 15¢ lower; top 10.50 paid for 160-200 lb. weights; largely a 10.25 to 10.00 mar- ket for desirable 160-320 lb. weights, |! Butchers medium to choice 250-300 Ib. 10.10 to 10.40;. 200-250 Ib. 10.10 to » 10.50; 160-200 lb. 10.10 to 10.50; 130- 160 lb. 9.25 to 10.50. Packing sows 9.40 to 10.00. Pigs medium to choice 90-130 Ib. 8.00 to 9.50. fpts 1000; light yearlings strong to s H year! ng M50 higher steers and other classes Hudson Mot. . Int. Com. Eng. Int. Harvester Int. Nickel .... Johns M’Ville Kennecott . Kolster Radio Kroeger Groc. Mack Truck Marland Oil Mex. Seah. Oil M. K. & T. Mo, Pac. .. Montg. Ward Nash Motors N. Y., N. H. & Nor. American Nor. Pac. Packard. . Pan Am. Pta. Phillips Pet. Postum Radio ... Sin. Con. Oil South. Pac. . St. Oil Cal . RE, ONT, St. Oi NY . Studebaker . Texas Corn. . Union ‘Pac. .. U.S. Rubber U. 8. Steel . Vanadium ... ‘Warner Bros. Westh. Elec. ‘Willys-Over. Woolworth Wright Aero . Amn. Woolen Gt. N. Ir. Orectts ; Greene Can. Cop. Int. Mer. Mar. Pfd Int. Tel. and Tel. Natl. Cash Regis N. Y. Central .. Par. Fam. Las. . Penn RR. ..... Pub. Sve. Cor. NJ. Sears Roebrck . Southern Ry.” . ‘Tex, Gulf Sulphur . Tob. Products ........ Twin City Rapid Transit . Vic. Talk. Mach. Schulte Stores .< Seaborad Airline CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE Chicago, Feb..15,—(P)—. , Open High Low Close 1.28 mostly steady; best yearlings $13.50; most steers 11.00 to: 12,25; grades classes steers good 1500 lb. 11.75 to 14.75; 1100-1300 lb. 11.75 to 14.75; 950-1100 Ib. 12.00 to 14.75; common and medium 850 Ib. up 9.00 to 12.00. Fed yearlings good and choice 750-950 Ib. 12.00 to 15.00. Heif- 8.00 to v ¢ feeder steers, and choice (all weights) 10.50 to 11.50; common and medium 8.00 to 10.50. Sheep receipts. 13,000; market steady; bulk fat lambs $16.25 to 16,75; early top $17.10; bulk fat ewes 8.25 to 1.25% 1.27%, Rye: 1.09% duly 1.08% Oats: 49% Flax: :| May 2.53. duly 2.51% Barley: 10% 272 SOUTH 8T. PAUL LIVESTOCK South St. Patl, Feb. 15—(AP)— (U, 8. of Agriculture) 1450 1.29% 1.27% 1.27% . tae 3.33% 1.31% 1.32 "a: CLASSIFIED - MARKETS ~ FINANCIAL NEWS - RADIO. . | N Y k St k s f Amat, HELP WANTED MALE ! ew Yor ocKs (STOCK PRICES DROP FEATURES ON THE AIR WANTED—Good energetic hustler to {/ (CJagsitied Advertising Rates ‘ ice pa aiai aceucra Va Meister Oliver ena Butisen coun Effective Jan. 3, 1928. 1.35% 1.33% Minneapolis, Feb. 15. Open High 96 971% 26 99% 101% 99% 1.92 4,038% 1.02 - 51% 52% 51% 52% 53% 52% 114% 1.14% 1.12% 13% 1.14% 1.13% 13% 1.13% 112% 1192 12.00 12.32 12.62 11.92 11.90 12.00 11.95 12.35 12.27 12.65 12.60 13.90 18.85 DULUTH RANGE Duluth, Feb. 15.—()— AR | AR FH KWK WREN WTMJ WHAS WSN WMC WSB WFAA KPIC WOAI started. Steady in- || 2 insertions, 25 words or ander 85 ioe | ERE Y BU E ¥.00. symonony Frcheatra: Walter Damtosch aries WEAK wor come” Bo fay-ofte i Se ches ae He : 4 ns WHO Wow WDAF We over 100 highest quality articles. |] 1 week, or «a 114% Wee wens Keene “yroal WKY WEBS KSL WLS KPO KGS | | All guaranteed. ‘An opportunity to || Ads over 25 words, $e additional ‘299 | Early Advances Wiped Out as 1 northern .. 1.2444 @1.25% Ment was unconstitutional and vold!ROOM AND BOARD in modern |, - FOR SALE CHEAP—Mahogany 1 a : = x Ge To arrive . 1.244 @ sie ebemnarred potatoe eat rae Ro since it incorporated two different! home. Reasonable rates. Call at Beate ae. in used furniture. Ken- |" rolled top desk and chair, Write ¥ ba [2 northern .. 1.21% @1.24%:| the common sock by declar! subjects in the same bill, and Hyland| 307 8. Seventh street or phone No. | _D¢!!” Furniture Co, Mandan ND | ‘Tribune, care of Ad. No. 8 . * 290% ¢, piiontana Winter ular quarterly Semel af (SOc kad aa pepe iciesta er ap CRE Tan 456-M. : BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES |WANTED TO BUY—A two wheel 2 4a 14% Protein— , extra of 26¢. No dividends have been | or the rules for the pe in | ROOM FOR RENT—Well furnished | FOR SALE—Choice business auto trailer. Harris & Woodmanses. * i7ag | !DHW or 1HW 1.414 @1.43% | paid on the common since May, 1924, troducing a bill to appropriate money | 100™ with kitchenette and closet.| 59 foot frontage, 5 one story| In the ruins of the famous temple - 108 is ean sen 1414@ when a payment of 50c was made. for the orphanage. The senate ed Call at 411 Fifth street or phone| prick building, located in a pros-|of the sun god, built by the Roman 183% @1:35 ee viously had denied this right to Sen-| 273 __ i _____| ering city of 11,000. For informa-|Emperor Antonius Pius, at Ballbek, 133%@ % CHICAGO PRODUCE |ator Fine of Benson county on an- FOR RENT—Large furnished room.| tion write Ad. 14, care of the |in Syria, are the largest stones ever ee Chicago, Feb. 15.—(4)—Butter, un-jother bill, and Hyland moved that| Close in. 316 Third. Bismarck Tribune. used, 125%0136% ee er ets worn action on the House of Mercy appro- z o 123%e Pisco persion ge pet arora es oeeg mba en ett oa Former Governor tentate of El Zagal Temple, A. 4. O.|ing @ bill to deny the institutions ordinary firsts 33 to 36. tended to support the appropriation. U. M. 8., of Fargo for two terms. He/| that privilege. The committee de- 2° 1.23% @1.25% “eegiece eee The matter appeared settled, at least E. Y. Sarles, 69, Is also was formerly exalted ruler of | ferred action on the bill. LIBERTY BONDS CLOSE temporarily, when Forbes substituted a pdeogge) the Grand Forks lodge of the Be-| Potato men appeared at the meet- New York, Feb. 15—(P)—Liberty | motion to kill the bill. He launched Dead at Hillsboro 'nevoient Protective Order of Elks and|ing to urge the introduction of two Bonds close: into an oration on the sacredness of — iteok an active part in the work of ered ne iis jneveence of certified is Liberty 3%4's 97.18. the constitution and the manner in the Knights «f Pythias to which he | potato se e . wie First 44's 99.18. which the senate had failed to comply |. pec cr Si ee one um. |Pelonced. The committee considered seven Fourth 4%’s 99.30. | with its provisions. All donations by |'Y at Hillisboro sepia other minor measures. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE __ — a SL N “'[Ceatrat standard Time) 1:00—Goldman Band; Concert Variety—WJ2% KDKA WJR WLW KYW 1 Ansertion, 25 words ot ander .75 ties. No experience necessary. We WSB OWE. KFI KGW Kd 2 WEN KED WHO WOW WOAF KOO WFAA REAC Wee wal StS Noa Kee kro kuo KFT KGW 0 establish prosperous business with per word. Dr Wath: Medical oomipany, CLASSIFIED DISPLAY mb 173% aa Winona, Minn. Established 1856. Market Turns Reactionary Due to Profit-Taking PROPOSALS will be received for the 90 Cents Per Inck —_—_ - 1 clearing of undergrowth from New York, Feb. 15;—(AP)—Further | 8.00 to 8.50; medium cows 7.50 Kiwanis playground part: lying just |] All classified ads are czsh tn ad- tightening of credit’ conditions, ac- | fair cows 6.50 to 7.25; plain cows 5.75 south of the baseball field. About ,| vance. Copy should be received companied by the calling of $60,000.- | to 6.25; cutters 5.00 to 5. ten acres are to be cleared and by 9 o'clock to insure insertion H bids on clearing one or more ecres same day. 00 in bank loans, tutned the course | 2.00 to 8.50; medium bulls 7.50 to of st prices reactionary. y al common bulls 6.50 to 7.50. ves: will be considered. Send proposals q Of 1 tore points Swere cut down, or |10m0 to 11.00; cull veel 800 to. 800; FARM CONFERENCE AN TEGS Terai je BISMARCK. TRIBUNE ints were cut down. or | 10. 11.00; ct s = ‘ can C RIB! |wiped out, and # long lst ‘of issues | heavy calves 6.00 to 7.00; canner calves PS WO ohioe aS: anit ” PHONE 32 Heal quotations, Steet | Bheepr op lamba 1400 to" 1800 average $8,000 yearly. For appoint 5 qi ns. |, Sheep: Top j 00;! Recommendations Regarding| ment call room 61, Bismarck hotel, PRM ot Bete bale eats SEG Bee heh a ena) ‘i Bn |. rides and batarbay evenings and HOUSES AND FLATS eavy short covering, but leading | 13.00; cull lambs 10.00 to 11.00. Light McKenzie County Develop- Sunday all day. Sh hunt — _ ER MES, ger ieenai Kaira oe a ewes, 1 greet 3 A a Fecapeit metitto Ba Drawn WANTED = Two pinagboie cet FOR RENT—Modern hou: profit taking on the ral = | ewes, . up, 5. 1.00; cul Nef that the federal reserve board | ewes 2.00 to 5.00. Bucks 4.00 to 5.00. stock in a North Dakota corpora-| en, dining room, front room, also] frigidaire, washing speculative credit will be taken unless | to 9.55; 225-250 Ibs. 9.40 to 9.55; 250-| enon will aeet to AW i weet Of and 6 p. m. Saturday. 109 Ave. A or phone 1068-J. there is a sharp reduction in brokers’ | 300 Ibs. 9.40 to 9.55; 300-350 lbs. 9.25) mendations regarding the most WANTHD—Gooa tailor for alwrauon | FOR RENT—Sirictiy modern auplex, : borrowings. to 9.55. Packers 8.50 to 890. Stags|errective practices for agricultural] ePartment. Steady job. Married} five rooms, attached garage. fine} age for rent. For sale: Heavy calling of loans was inter-| 8.00 to 8.25. development in McKenzie county to man _ preferred. Straus Clothing} location. Also five room bungalow,| set and stove. Call 614 preted as an indication that banks CHICAGO CASH SALI ES be presented at the McKenzie county Co alley City, N. D. JASE Ba ne porch, Lenka ad a Sines street. ‘were cooperating in making the fed- Chicago, Feb, 15.—( ‘Wheat No, (2¢ricultural conference here Tuesday LEARN Barbering during ~ winter cps rnin n, each. jone eral reserve policy effective. 2 red 1.48; sample emrly red 110; No. {Md Wednesday, March 5 and 6. months, big demand good, wages {Se XL ROR a a FARM LAND 3 United Electric coal, which récent- 2 hard 1.30% to 131; sam ple ah ade |. This conference is one of 12 of its Free catalog Mole: Barber College |FOR RENT—Modern nine room| FOR SALE—N. W. %, 175% |!¥_ cfossed 81 on pool manipulation, Sabah ‘ kind being conducted in the state| Farro N D. Butte Mont house with large garden space. Im-} township 139, range 80. i |broke 11 points to a new low for the {hard 1.03; No. 4 northern | spring FANTED—& iidustrious ~ man} mediate possession. For further in- acres 83% i with C. F. Monroe, director of the ex- | WANTED—Sober, industrious man} ™ gin soil, all but a few 100" |Year at 58. Radio converted an early pees parser tee ae 2 yu tension division at the North Dakota} with family to work on farm, on! formation phone 480 or call at 876! cultivated, about five miles 103% |88in of four points into a loss of 7/1081. No. 3 white 95% to 96; / Agricultural college, in charge. share or salary. Write Tribune, in|_First street. _||.|.|j.U.____ _{ of Bismarck. A. Gibbs, 409 46% a co chemicals dropped 6% sample grade Be to DOL. *| ‘The conference will be held at the} care of Ad. No. 99. FOR RENT—Well furnished room,| street, Bismarck, N. D. 61 | Points witli rat night's close. _Mont-|"" Gots No. 2 white 53% to,54%;|J: P. Christiansen hall in Watford nice and warm with closet, facing 209 cea K General Electric, Johns sample grade 48%. City, and 373 delegates are to be in- south, nice and cool in summer 208%, | Manv! Be) American Railway Ex- Rye no sales. vited. WANTED TO RENT time. 402 Eighth street. Phone 168% Ebola : to 4 Lp under last] parey 60 to 77. Oscar Hagen, Watford City, is the] WANTED TO RENT—Furnished or} 1928-3. 00: ___| New and second hand. Over 59 | Night's closing quotations, and Amer- general chairman of the committee} unfurnished light housekeeping or |'FOR RENT—Modern, new five room| Styles and eizes. We have one to 7 .| Timothy seed 5.10 to 5.70. 196 | can and Foreign Power lest all of {ts} Cioverseed 22.25 to 30.25. in charge, which includes the chair-| sleeping room with private en-| duplex. Built-in cupboards. Rent} fit your business. W. E Stiteel, NATIONAL CASH ae 107% |e@rly gain of 6% points. Union Tank) yong 41 men of the committees. trance. Also have piano for rent.| reasonable, small family preferred.| ‘epresentative. Patterson Hotel, 365% cai North eee company and ie eh Committee chairmen follow: Cash| Call Evert McDonald between 5:30| Phone 982 or call at ait W. Rosser.| Bismarck, ND. Oe Te en — Tioved into new| Sones 13. crops, Roy Johnson, Cartwright; feed| and 7:30 p. m. at 518 Eighth street. |#OR RENT—Duplex with two bed- | “YARNS” of pure wool for hand and — 47% boc Me carly olrtiniret ot crops and pasture, Jay Grantler, = rooms, sleeping porch, living room,| machine knitting, also rug yarns. 1% : Banks; horticulture, G. A. Stenehjem, dining room, kitchen and bath, $45] Orders sent C.O. D. Postage a en, MINNEAPOLIS POTATOES Arnegard; beef cattle, M. M. Mill- __ WORK WANTED per month. H. J. Woodmansee. Write for free samples. CONCORD MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE Minneapolis, Minn., Feb. 15.—(AP) house, Cartwright; dairy cattle, How-|MARRIED couple wants work on a FOR RENT—Four room modern| WORSTED MILLS, West Concord, Minneapolis, Feb. 15. ‘Wheat —(U.S.D.A.)—Potatoes: Light wire |ard Bell, Croff; hogs and sheep, A.N.| farm. Have two children, have se. N. H. Dept. 123. i receipts today, 194 compared to 159m | UGWrY. demandl ight, saarket about| Nelson, ' Keene: farm power and| lived on a farm all our Ife, steady | near Fes. 15, ‘References required. | POR GALE—Cholee Canary_singers, year ago. Minneapolis cash wheat t seen bear ae rien) Sales, | equipment, Charles Mogen, Charlson;| workers. Write to Chas. Bernu, 21] Phone W. imported German Rollers, Choppers and coarse grain closing quotations| {lent only deducted, Minneapolis |foods and nutrition, Mrs. A. M. La-| Hyland Ave. No. Minneapolis, FOR RENT—Five room house. In and Harz Mountains. Cages, today follow: oe Paul rate, ntl Seley Round | Brant, Watford City; clothing, Mrs.) Minn. a quire at 214 Fifth street. | «treats, ete. Phone 115-J, Jacob Cash Wheat— Delivered. Arrive | Whites U. S.No 1 and send George Leiseth. Arnegard; and home| worK WANTED by the first of | —<—————___—- «1 ween | Bull, Dickinson. N. D. Box No. 738, ai fy 14% Protein— ahiceas J seta Gansgement, Mrs. A. O. Thompson,| March by man who can do any kind FUBNITURE FOR SALE FOR SALE—Jack rabbits drawn oF 774 |2 Gark northern «1.444 @149% : mrlson, of farm work, including running |*OR SALE—Household furniture| undrawn. Suitable for hog and m4 | ‘To arrive .. The committees will hold separate} tractors. Write Tribune, care of consisting of dining room set, 3| chicken feed. Call or write North- « 1424 @1.46% 37% \ RANGE OF CARLOT SALES _|mectings all day Tuesday and Wed- 70.1? aS ee + 1424@.147% | wtinneapolis, Feb. 15.—(?)—Range | nesday foeentont and a general meet- netic bedsteads, 3 springs, 3 mattresses,| ern Hide & Fur Co. Box 266, Bis 7 . of carlot grain sales: Wheat, No. 1 3 dressers, chairs, rockers, rugs, cur- | marck. N. D., or phone €08. 1 dark northern 1:34, @1.38% gral a ing will be held Wednesday afternoon, tai fa, kitch hinee eh eal Rin apap 10 To arrive .. 1.33% @136% {dark northern 1.31%; No. 2 mixed/at which time the reports will be (ue ROOMS FOR RENT a wa * ae c ashe net itchen | FOR SALE—Farm light plant, also 84% lo ark northern 131% @1.36% |425%: No. 4 durum 1.07%; No. 2 red |made, according to H. J. Stemens,| FOR RENT—In new strictly modern Ot nat a ¥ Sew! bea ma-| 300 feet heavy wire. Cheap if take 117% 12% Protein. iarian ‘durum 1.04%. A county agricultural agent. home, room with private entrance.} for ena other articles cag numer ice] en at once. Write Box 115, Mo- 159 11 dark northern 125% @1.28%| Cor. No. 4 yellow 89% to 90%. Seat Very convenient to bathroom and poo = rth ne a caked ia) ater 130 _ Kenzie, N. D. om 38% |" To arrive BOUOISTA) poe aera: Chae: Solons’ Salary and telephone. Three blocks north of | Geiock only. Phone 443 or 201, &, |FO®, SALE—One platform scale, 131% 9 dark nort! LOLS | Ue eee ee . 7 ee a E. Bergeson, G10 Ave. A, | Weighs accurately. | In best, condi 148% Barley, 66 to 684; sample grade Charity Fund Bills ENT—Two warm nicely fur- | =.>— wc ________| tion. Platform size 3isxaft. 717 1254 @1.25% | °° 66. 3 ° nished light housekteping rooms in | "OR SALE Two beds, one dresser,| ‘Thayer Av a 124%@ lax, No. 1, 2.54% to 2.73. Start Bitter Talks] modern home, next to bath, porch| ree sab a — ne Hee FOR SALE—Bourbon Red turkey i adjoining. Call at 113 Washington | 700m table and six chairs, kitchen | toms, Mrs. Clarence Falkenstein, 122% @1.24% SINCLAIR PAYS DIVIDEND New’ York, Feb. 15.—(?)—Directors cabinet and electric washing ma- Wilton, N. D. R. No.3. “n (Continued from page one) street or phone 440-R. chine. Call at 115 First. street. Treas 4%'s 108.19. the state-to privately operated char-|mer, when but a youth 22 years of itable institutions are unconsitutional,/age. In 1885 the institution was con- he sald, and asserted that if the state | verted into the First National beak, OLSON Business Men Favor : 129% @136% | Veteran Northwest Be ee ee cate one of the prominent facie oe toe ASKING PR B New Roosevelt Park’ certain consti- | 5 lay. . 127% @1.35% Salesman Manager futlousl and’ ‘wrong. Legislators, he Aided New Settlers 0 E WAITS Watford Clty, (N. Dako Wen ins 134% and wrong. 6% f Hi Co | Business men of McKenzie county 0% 1.26% @1.31% 0 azen MpPany | said, cannot demonstrate their gen-| Recognizing the possibilities of the * 124% @1.29: erosity by being free and easy with | sparsely settled country are in favor of the establishment of 1.02% 1.26% @1.29% wid s ly netth in the vicin-| zembers of the senate state affairs|the Roosevelt Park because it will ‘oW. C. Hanewald, one of the most! the taxpayers’ money. They can show /ity of Hillsboro and realizing that aid j - committee today were apparently un- | stimulate business, according to H. J. - 124%@1.20% |prominent salesmen in northwest must be given and efforts be made to decided what to do with the resolution | Siemens, McKenzie county agricule 04% @1.07% | North Dakota, today severed his con- | The ties and obligations of induce settlement, Mr. Sarles, al-|o¢ senator C. J. Olson of Bai tural agent. 1.08% @1.06% | nection with Butler Brothers of Min- | Money. | relies have not vanished, |(20Ush but @ young man, adopted a | county asking appointment of a com-| Tourists will need provisions while. «| 1.02% @1.05% | neapolis, to become associated with | Dlood and religion Have nO eae that | iberal and aided new settlers,| mittee to investigate the state board | passing through or camping here and. > 112% 1.01% @1.04% [the Wiegmann Mercantile company Regalia) with the result that that territory be-| of administration. there would be a great amount of 1.13% ian of New Salem and Hazen. came well sttled and prosperous. The matter was discussed at an ex- | traffic if the park were established, 1.12% pe 10303 Mr. Hanewald leaves Saturday to| {hair own poor without help from the| From time to time he extended the| ecutive session of the committee this | the business men believe. : take charge of the Hazen store. He! state, scope of his business activities and and will come up for further 51% 52% n . eae does not expect however, to move his became interested in various enter-| consi ue : family there until May or June, Mr. Merits State Suppor. and |prises, upon whosc beginnings the fu-| Suess appearing before tne commit: | ORGANIZING WING CLUB Hyland took up the cudgels and Those appearing before the commit Miss Pauline Reynolds, of the ju- 1227 ey a Hanewald has been a resident of Bis- | delivered an oration of his own. For |ture economic welfare Of the state!tee were Senator Olson and F. O.|nior department of the Agricultural 12.60 . 3 marck for more than 20 years. He| years, he said, the state has contrib- |@e¢pended. He became one of the or-/ Hellstrom, Bismarck attorney. college, arrived here Thursday eve- was connected with McDonald Broth- dren's |Sanizers of the Valley Lumber com-| He! ¥ we tl figs 3 f ng is: foc 38 gears. Two uted to the North Dakota Chil listrom, one-time warden of the 13.85 | . a years ago when McDonald Brothers ei was absorbed by the Butler company, 13,6 f Mr. Hanewald retained his position i id this morning went to Wing the Florence Crittenton |Pany, which soon became one of the| state penitentiary, is popularly cred-|to Sek to Megs and no question has|most widely known concerns in the|ited with having furnished most of |‘? f#lK to Junior Fg een of to constitutionality of ;State. Continuing his development | the evidence on which Olson is al-/9 girjs’ clothing club there. These institutions |Work, he established or acquired’ leged to have based his charges. ne, : banks at Caledonia, Grandin, North-| D. H. Hamilton, McHenry county, E Hy L : ! E 14.05 13.95 14.08 with the merger. He has been prom- | do good work and are a benefit to the 14.65 14.50 14.65 c inent in lodge affairs of this city and} state, he said, and merit the suppcrt | Wood, Blanchard, N. D., and at Shel-| committee chairman, said after to- el 2 @ has always been keenly interested in| of the state. The House of Mercy, he|ley, Minn. Mr. Sarles also was one | day's meeting that additional evidence MINNEAPOLIS RANGE the various civic movements of Bis- | said, does the same work as the Fior- vice president | bearing on Olson’s charges of mis- < * ¢ 4 3 ence Crittenton Home, with the ad- Trust company | management of the state penitentiary Low fda ahigs Ge dition and sale SNCS, ao ai os ?, broader. In addition to this he took in! sought at later hearings. not 126% 125 1.25% Barker’s Doughnut several enterprises which oe part fp know, however, if members of the 1.28% 127 127% Machine Turns Out nee|board of administration or officials for its de-|in charge of the two institutions 1.10%. 1.08% 1.08% 80 Dozen Each Hour would be asked to appear. 108% 1.07% 1.07% does Even senators who were not mem- : @ Between 1200 and 1500 people at- Governor One Term bers of the committee were excluded 50% . 49 4% tended the: public of With this record of achievement |from the meeting today. The - %@ the new 253° 247% 2.49 2.51% 2.46% 2.4743 1% 10% -. 10% hour, was ‘. ‘unusually : 5 ‘ Rides apie weet cerned, toe ne eaten vas con-| Postmaster Offices i » and was defeated for the to Be Filled in N. D. campaign, Republican nomination by Governor * Open ‘Low Pam % throug! White. , however, Durum— ae ug Cage te the yogis Vacancies in the postmaster office { 113% 143 11% 1% 5 ablican ticket and this time|Of four North Dakota postoftices will 114° 1.14% 1.31%: 1.13% ] - mG a “ nomination and’ subsequent: filled Marc! 50: 20 . 1a *1,08% 1.19 1.11% 1.09% 1.00 1.08% 1.08 250% 246. 2.47% jy was elected state, serving BOK 245% 246% : Forty-eight postmastet offices will 'HICAGO PO i pues nets be filled throughout the United] see eee ee p coe ‘ : States at this time at the request of | + 104 Slive, fowls 5 . if i it lee the. postmaster-general. -Penitentiary Sales