The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 19, 1929, Page 11

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1929 . _THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. [Rew Yor stsis_/WALL STREET QUE es oe a a ——— rede aetL Lk A MANAGER wanted for Bismarck HH ist . anes Classitied Advertising Rates Stenderé Time} 5 ra EA: stores. unnecessary. All. Chem. & Dye A U@entred ! 9780.00 cash deposit. required on Hitecties Recah 4 tet % ; ues! UNTIL INAUGURATION ‘i I PUL er BS eT he t fascrlon +4 Speculative Opinion Agreed Bi io WOWS BMOY AGige’EON. WaPo Wak Wooo" UL Market Will Be Peacefc! om we Edy WEEE e REP, TOE goods. $300 up monthly. Manu- & » Chi 2 Insertions, 25 words or ander ..85 facturer, 118 N. May St., Chicago. 3h 3 rapes 1.08 1 week, 25 words or ander ...1.45 Barvering months, @emand. good wages. Pree catedce. Moler Barber Collece. |] Ads over 25 words, Se additional Fargo. N O. Butte. Mont aang work on farm, CLASSIFIED DISPLAY RATES i Woodland Farm, Box 136, Mandan. ial ts FEMALE HELP WANTED New York, Feb. 19.—(#)—Waves of WEDNESDAY, FEB. 20 1320-Great, Ow Band —— parsmaninc || ,, psa! bine a * [By The Associated Presa} tf : ‘ ‘TERING wing. Willing to : ah oe fasted geaminenaen tae, URE ar Mo yt Ga. or eats] CY Co tout oar Alsi osetia MMA-WTAM-WEAR toate | ied ran very Fess, or] °F ° OMS da. pee foe Sbvended tis of some of the taore tar BR ab malls dla THE + 1 eRe plese aining room sutte, Oa # portant regional stations, a ROUMS FOK RENT BISMARCK TRIBUNE at 406 Ninth street. Phone 1363-W. tet en eee fees 336 incle es it housekeep! tooms in 8:00—Orch Feat 5 modern e, next to bath, porch adjoining, Call at 113 Washington| = == WORK WANTED MISCELLANEOUS street or phone 440-R. WORK WANTED by the first of |FOR SALE—Oak desk, 72 by 36 inches : FOR RENT—Two furnished fight] March by man who can do any kind count- 398.8--WCX-WIR Detrelt—720 housekeeping rooms, with private] of farm work, including running| er 2 by 8 feet, one Barnes come 389.4—-WBBM Chicage—770 8:00—Orcheetra; Dinner Musto , entrance. Also one sleeping room.| tractors. Write Tribune, care of; puting scale, one Stimpson com= $:00—Travelers: Or tras, 6:00—Auto Family; Orchestra Phone 833-W or call at 323 Eighth} Ad. No. 10. puting scale, one McCray Hee Canadians Door street south. as ise we e T.| tor, size 28 by 66 by 74 inches, cost 12:00—Night Club Hour FURNISHED or unfurnished light| also girl wishes to take care of chil-} $312 new, one Dodge light delivery 34.6—WENR Chicage—S70 258.5—WOW Ft. Wayne—1160 housekeeping room. Clean, cheer-| dren nights. Phone 1468. truck with box, Overland light de- 1o.0b—Comedy: Sketch Ean—emokers Radio Feature. | ful, elty-heated and at right price.) WILL DO typewriting for any very tet | got ania 11:30—Mike & ‘Night Club. Romances College Building, telephone 183. | without charge. Phone 871-W. Phone 611, Mr. Sa 6 scone) NaS SACREAW Linest FOR RENT—Three unfurnished | ——_ enema | _ Broadway, Bismarck, N.D.___ pan ee att dhcotmea hea rooms, first floor, 421 Third stree:,|____ HOUSES AND FLATS =| FOR -SALE—90-60 Aultman-Taylor CicMeueer p Peer tri tal Call at 423 Third strect or phone | FOR RENT—Modern house, having 3] gas tractor in Al condition, 36x86 $:30—Olive Palmer, and Ra 10:00—Airways Program: Orchestra 884. Mrs. Erlenme: ae feria wih Browse ee Ltrs aetna foragers! 5 as F 3 ince rel re 370.2—' int | POR RENT—FPournish m Well en, ning room, front room, also yn, gallo! a And provisions varying Mer. Mar. Bfd. was selling sbout op times nct earn | 1:00—Featees: Popuitr OW bra) sSlckeapett Cronteal | Setauiae Miia bGoe wAD cia yooe| Taras paniry. Full basement witn| P. & O. low and 10 ft. double ings. | Commonweal! wer ai s 1go—-870 lerrymakers ‘ laundry. Immediat session. Call acker. Priced very re American Power & Light also were | :2s—Hvettu Serice iat teg) coer ecaner er ameae SW. Address) {op ave. A.or phone 108-d best of terms. “Gal or write Joba in brisk demand. 7:30—Farm_ Service 10:05—Dance; in. Rect = eRaree | R —) aw fi R. Eliason, Baldwin, North Dakote. ‘ Orga: ital FOR RENT—One ished | FOR RENT—Modern, new five room aw maha Much of today’s trading was be-*| 8:00—Roundup (1 br.) 275.1—KMOX St. Loule—1000 <A nished | "'Gupiex. Built-in cupboards. Rent | WILL TRADE for chicken ranch lieved to be professional in character, 447.2—-WMAQ Chicage—7u 6:30—Orchestra room, suttable for light housekeep- | eascnabie, small family preferred.| near Bismarck, my 160 scres of with pools again active. Allied Chem-| 5:15—Topsy Turvy; Orchestras —WOR Programs (3 hra.) ing. Phone, 794 or call at 801) Foe oge or call at 211 W. Rosser.| level land all broke, located one ical, National Lead, National Cash| $:{5—Stock Exchange Gane | Hntcson tania Fourth street. BGR RENTODUsIGe With Teo bed: | and one-half miles from good town Register and Gotham Silk Hosiery | 10:00—3usicale: Civic Safety $83—-KVOO Tulsam1100 ROOMS FOR RENT—Well furnished | FOR RENT—Duplex with two bed-) i)" pineign county. No debts, sold 4 or more points higher, and| 11:00—Dance Music (3 bra.) aecthage: Collen room in private home. Suitable for | "0ms, sleeping porch, living room, | wWoite tribune, care of Ad. No. 16, M. more than a dozen others, inc'uding 428.3—WLW Cincinnati—700 T00—orchestra: Musical. Programs one or two women, 422 First street. | ‘ining room, kitchen and bath, $45 | ——— ee Mo. U. 8. Steel Common, Union Carbride | 7:30—Foresters; Ensemble $:00—Troubadours; Music per month, H. J. Woodmansee. ee, Pichory Le go Monts. sei dapee Hage Mlaat es edie BASTERN ; —Well_ furnished APARTMENTS styles and sizes, We have one to aah Lae ee eae Lr ae room ‘with kitchenette and closet. | FOR RENT—Very nicely furnished | fit your business. W. E. Stiteel, atl. ons. ‘ 484.8—WEAF New York—000 A230—Night Club Romances Call a 411 Fitth stteet or phone | "OR f ve ial Tenecsentalive. BuLterion Seay lost. of the recognized leaders) 1:30—Intimate Musicale :00—News: Dance Hour a3. modern apartment, including plano, m shared in an unswing in last hi $:00—Troubadours ‘$48.6—WABC New York—860 ao | frigidaire, washing machine, clean,| _Bisma 0 wich carried Gave “rhrediingcnpris| Eatcoue tte one mevelare Leg lade FOR RENT—Nicely fuznished room| warm, always hof water, sultable | FOR SALB—Choice Canary singers, points, St. Joseph Lead and Motor | 10:00—Dance Hour 00 Pine By in modern home. Close in. Phore| for 2 or 3 adults. 807 Fourth street. | imported German Rollers, Choppers products 7, Brooklyn ‘Union Gas and |. 304.6—Wz Or 342 or call at 708 Main. =| OR RENT—Five room modern new-| and Harz Mountains. Cages, seeds, FOR RENT—Room at 208 East Ros-| ly decorated apartment, located| treats, etc. Phone 115-J, ~~ International Combustion Engineer- ing six. American Can and Western ser street. Phone 1435-R, also two| down town, City heated. Phone| Bull, Dickinson, N. D. Box 88 ZzzZ2zz z 8:00—The Smiths; Cabin Door Union were heavily accumulated. A pep areyonte 8 gered Tooms vacant March 8h. 347 or 864-W. FOR SALE—Jack rabbits soft spot was Ward Baking “B,” tana Gntiipae Gee i onccoline Pater Gad aires: FOR RENT- .|FOR RENT—A small unfurnished | undrawn, Suitable for bog and 7 sees which sagged about 3 points to 12%, —Smoker; Radio Feature 9°30—Orchestra apartment in Person Court. Phone | chicken feed. Call or write North movement of corn to . Cor. % in contrast to its record figure of] = | 796. ern Hide & Fur Co,, Box 266, Bis- 7 Lite ag gdh eel tan ag 951%, reached a few years ago. The SOUTHERN ROOM AND BOARD ase | marck, N. or phone 408. orn to Te appearts daneeaeh tear: a0 closing was firm. Total sales approx- 405.2—WSB Atlanta—749 10:00—News; Soprano WANTED—Two or 3 roomers with _FARM LAND FOR SALE—Team horses ready tor + - imated 3,400,000 shares. 10:30—Dance Tunes; Fretl board if desired. In an all modern | FOR SALE—N. W. ‘i, section 8) work. Also two high grade stud bar hola Where: stocks “are —_——_- g of M $65.5—WHAS Loulevilie—220 home. Close in. Phone 1416 township 139, range 80. Good vir-| colts, age 2 years, and some pure 3 ., MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE | nd Revelers Concert: Pan- Americana SLEEPING ROOM and board in| gin soil. all but a few acres can be! bred Barred Rock cockerels. Wm. Cc firmer early, but 4 «spe abe tiba ines ecanite appeared! ; Minneapolis, Feb. 19.—(P)—Wheat Orchestra 30—Studio Concert LEE ING oe wall at 400 Sixth,| cultivated, about five miles north'| Ode, Bismarck, N. D. untry offerings to arrive were lim- anaayaedt Asa ities sai ee i a Sse WAPY Uicmingham—1100 20—Ollve Palmer and Revelera or phone 431. of erases A. Gilbey 409 Fifth | FOR SALE—Postoffice fixtures, @& ited. a nt cash close 30—O1 at . ap» 3 bargain prices. For a list, address North American available supplies |S" and coarse grain closing ‘quotations 2 glace” mang ec repre gE Los' SS =| postmaster or lock box 1247, Jamese LOST. AW Regular night flights for the benefit | town, N. Dak, store a bunch of keys. Please re- | of tourists are now being made over | WANTED—Good feed oats, turn to Tribune office. Hamburg, Germany. Transfer Co. inercased 4,253,000 bushels for the | <+" today follow: ‘ RLD Dallae—1040 v . Cash Wheat— Delivered Arrive 1:00—01 week, and are 34,443. bushels against |ro.4. Corp. tte Pn A rchesten 1,985,000 last year. Oats were frac- . : ‘ ; nally higher early but all ueliver-|7e%- Gulf Sulphur 1.43% @1.49% 208.3—WFAA Dallae—1040 Socorchestras WSN Minstrels ios declined to the lowest level in tte : ee Fa iocicn! Gincrome ; ew Orleane—280 meat, bread, butter and eggs had been some weeks. VU. 8. Rubber asl’ cae :30—Orchestra B al (3 hrs.) exhausted for two days and that other ire - “ 374.8—WEAP Fort Worth—800 252—WOA! San Antonio—1190 Silverton had Provisions- were somewhat firmer bs U. 8, Steel 00-—Orehestra provisions were low. —Trow ss j helped by an upturn in high values. jours; Olive Palmer 10 ST ARVE MINERS very little meat and no butter and BIL, P AS AGE KA cges. The workmen, who were forced to L, 5 0 Y ae 30—Orchestras YWuear 1s sLuaaisn $82.7—KWKH Shreve seek shelter from the storm last night, had expected to clear the last of the port—Ss0 AFTER EARLY BOOST * 9:00—Orchestra; Baritone; Orchestra 9:30—Musical Features (2% bra.) Minneapolis, Feb, 19.—(#)—Wheat Storage = today % OL: ; 3 stockers 5 ilverton and Eureka, Cofo.,| slides from the tracks of the Denver ‘ S aah @120%, pat prppetipeincrtily yaeiecy dl Postal Fixtures Are si id 4 "| oRio Grande Western raiiroad by | Broadening Insurance Commis- turned sluggish and Lona : ft early u . Buying failed after an early upturn. ae = | idling cattle.» Calves-S00: " vealers Put Sales Block Rescue Work Halted as tomorrow so a supply train could be! <; ‘i 1.24% @1.25% Ai 4 on es moved into Silverton from Durango. sioner's Powers and Stop- to follow up on the advance and + 125% @127% profit-taking ensued. 24% @ 50 or more higher; good lights 12.00 ill 1 : Oats started higher and fell. back i 22% @1.24% |to mostly 1250. Jamestown, N. Dak. Feb. 19.—With poereeennye) ‘They estimated the storm would de-| ping Radio Slander Favored : below Monday te meets gained it 5 000; 20 to .35¢ higher than |the removal of the Jamestown past- ba a Es fa least a aw ; cent earl profit-' " a ; Durango, Colo., . .— (P) — ‘The section crews, working day and + , but met, taking 1.21% @1.25% | Shipper trede of Monday; top 1025 loftice to the new federal bullding.| raging snow storm in the Animas can-| night since February 3, have pene-| Slancier over the radio should be and reacted. May barley turned draggy after a firm start: May flax- ane paid for a moderate number of sort- | just completed, a large list of postof-! yon had caused suspension today of | trated the greatest slides at Needleton | Prohibited, the house judiciary com~ |GO GRAIN TABLE ' } ed lights; bulk butchers and. mixed | tice fixtures become available for sale.| ine. efforts of section crews to cut|and milepost 48812, and only a few| mittee of te North Dakota legislas | seed bul 1% cents before the mar- , Feb. 19--(P) “ ket feng ae f Open High Low Pilar oat etrnat rE Rant lights The contractor of the new federal| through snow slides to the isolated | small ones remained when the storm | ture decided Monday night. It recome Cash wheat offerings-were fair: an . we Plage tot ve Monday $64; | Cullding. was required to furnish fix-| mining settlements of Silverton and | broke. mended for passage a bill to that demand on the average’ was indif-/march $!." 1.28 1.28% 1.27% 1.41% 1.433% | 9.505, Suerase ay 9.58; | tures. Eureka, whose 1,500 inhabitants are ———— effect. - ferent. May 132% 138% 131% 1MK@ eto 5,500; opening fully steady: | , ARY_Postmaster needing additional suffering from a food shortage. ‘The mandarin orange was intro-| Appropriation for a bridge over the Winter wheat was quiet and steady. | 5,)), 134% 135% 133% dom cualee tak 8 eee 00 to 18.29.,| 2xeures oF replacements for his of-| A telephone message from Silverton |duced into Louisiana by an Itallan | Missouri river at Fort Yates was rec- Durum was slow except for good mill: |", leeegetoneesh di » 1.83% @ 1.35% | [E%, SAEs tat nates: best fed aheen | ce Cat set & list of the equipment |this morning said Eureka’s supply of| consul between 1640 and 1850. ommended by t!:2 house highways and ink quality. " ran i. +. 1.33% @ st ewes around 8.50; best P| and all information regarding the list bridges committee. It also sanctioned ‘Corn was earler in the range. March Ji}. a ry fu and lambs unsold; run includes 21/59 communicating with the postmas- r appropriation for soundings for ® Oats were in quiet de May W5r00% Lal. 100% sese 1.25% @1.27% | Goubles going through, ter, or Lock Box 1247, Jamestown. bridge over the Missouri at Caz:'on. isdn ‘ The commissioner of insurcnee will : ae | have supervision over fire insurance 1.23% @1.35% date: if the recommendation of the | 1.22%@ house insurance committee is followed. in Bismarck T Tie canine See aaa hatcher bill to in Dis! ¢ ‘oday Conspiracy to commit a felony will not be made a felony, the me committee also decided. It voted for |. rye was in quiet to fair demand. sul oy abtair demand, yon kena By FOREIGN EXCHANGES New York, eb, 19—()-—Foreign 43 Degrees Below exchanges irregular. Demand Grea‘ Britain 484 13-16; France 3.90 1-4; Zero Is Registered aay, hagy eg Fb veg a 1-4; 1i4 ‘ 1.24%, @1.26%, | Norway 2665; Sweden 26.71; Mon- i dase Lane tak * 123% @1.25%; | treal 99.40 5-8._ 49% 49% 4018 51% 51% 51 50.50 49 (Continued from page one) pulled her blanket more tightly about ' packers ‘ CHICAGO CASH SALES Z indefinite postponement a bill for | top. $10.65 pala Joes mumber, tde| Fob, sss suse 1h 128% | chicago, Feb. 19.—/—Wheat No. | Pr | such a law. of 170-230 Ibe; largely $10. : ice 44; No. for desirable 160-380 Ibs. ; 1323 * 1.28%401.95% | Com No. 3 mixed .$3; No. 3 yellow ANSWER THAT! _ choice 250- ‘ "! 127% @1:33% | 93% to %. No. 4 white 90% to 92; he ee Dearene , can’t you see le mse |. His Only Hope: ‘Well, do I look like a fire extinguisher?—Answers, The English navy personnel is greatly decreased as com} with ~ 1914, the present strength 101,- 000 as against 146,000, . | sathple grade .79 to 81. 1.26% @1.34% Oats ‘No. 2 white 50 % to 51%. 1.25% @1.30% 1.23% @1.28% MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR 1.23% @1.26% 1.03% @1.06% | LY Patents quoted at 7.45 to 7.55 a Murderers Saw Way to Prison Liberty (Continued from page one) pare Bee with the Wheat— - May ...... 1,26% 1.26% 1.25% 1.25% July ...... 1.28% 1.28% 1.27 1.27% Rye— « T10" 110 1.08% 1.00% 1.08% 1.08% 107% 1.01% + AD 48% 48% s+ 2A 956 % 251% + 258% 2.53% 251 10 10% 60% 60% eae OM see eee i ag! 3 f di: Hn ga 5 > GNan & Waa é 5 i 7 i 2 ! \ 111% 141K 120%, 1.10%. SOND Waa 119% 119% Le aPaqakgt jagginit hid Ee i al i i i i i 3 1-2's, 97.18; first, ¢ 1-4’, ot ile, ont; ‘trons, il i ¥ ee