The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 8, 1929, Page 15

FRIDAY M ARCH 8, 1929 WHEAT VALUES ARE ° a New York Stocks i i 2:45 P.M. Prices 1:00) 1: V Sttective Jan. 3, 1908. : AVERAGING HIGHER All. Chem. and Dye . WHO WAY KOA Kae RPO KGO ROMO REG RHQ WWW KBD for hard work. We will furnish || 2 Insertion, 23 words or under 75 . Am. Can . T:30—Mil a oh Popular, ciheniiae vet Kaw KFI ww sales training and leads. They will |] 3 imeertions, = words er ine 8:00—8: 7 ter Da: = be backed by plenty of advertising. |] 3 insertions, 25 words er ender Waka. ews et OW, WDA "WEMI ROA WHas wae Our basis of conipensation will in- 1 week, 28 words or ander ...145 Initial_ Outbreak of Selling In- spired by Large In- crease in Loans Farm Reserve Official Figures Expected to Prove Bear- ish; Cause Advance — ATURDAY, MAR. 9 0—Northwest Tabernacle wages. Free catalog. Moler Bar- antioned Chicago, March 8—(AP)—Des- [By The Associated Press) Dance (2% hire.) ber College, Fargo, N. Butte, 90 Cents Per Inch Gales price pite early advances, wheat tended 4 42.3—WLW Cincinnati—700 Mont. All classified ads are cash in ad- downward in price today toward the : WANTED—Young man to work by chould be received is last. Prospects that the government ; Briggs Mfg. .. the month. Francis Jaszkowiak, 419 story ) tevort this afternoon on growers’ re- | Calumet and Hecla . Twelfth street. floors, bedresm serve stocks of domestic wheat | Canadian Pacific a WORE THE $8,000 would be construed as bearish oper- | Cétto de Pasco . WORK WANTED I aah, ated to curtail buying and to in-| Chesapeake & Ohio 293.0—KYW Chieage—t020 YOUNG WIDOW—With girl of BISMARCK TRIBUNE ‘ crease offerings. Besides, weather | C» St. P. & Pac. jfd. §:30—Unele Bob o0—Tunes of Broadway school age wants job on farm as PHONE 382 4 full basement, CLASSIFIED - MARKETS ~ FINAN PEATURES ON THE AIR Saturday, Mar. 9 (Central Standard Time} WSR WTMS KS’ WKY WHC K he et WEBC KSL KPO KGO KHQ Ares tic. WRAP, WGY WTAM Ww Ween” KPO KGO KFI KGW KOMO KHQ 00 WFAA KPRC WOAI WHAS Dance Music (2 hrs.) CIAL NEWS GELP WANTED MALE WE REQUIRE the services of three young men on our seles force. They must be able to show past record terest the men who can produce. Super-8ix Sales, Hudson-Essex Dis- BARBERIN' . Prepare for spring trade. Big demand, good CLASSIFIED DISPLAY RATES fl conditions prevailing t v EB Organ B housekeeper. State wages in first United "Staten winter’ wheat” bell Se—griaey, Bends eterttnare | B04 WHO Ose Molnee—tt0 letter. “Write Ad. No. 29, in care of pee eitetoe. were regarded as somewhat more 33:t8-OrehesteR: Chicago Concert Co. esompentat Sorgen en the Tribune. Perice $5250.00. favorable, although freezing .tem- Suan Pia So—siumber Sess iow shomllared Fant ithe WORK WANTED—By two men. Are | WANTED—RELIABLE SALESMEN peratures were predicted for tonight. el 12:00—Insomnia Club —Tunes of Broadway capable of driving truck, tractor or| to sell our quality woolen goods di- Columbia Gramaphone . Wheat closed nervous, 1-8¢ to 1-2¢ Col. Gas and Elec. .... net lower, (March 1.21 7-8, May 1.26 1-2 at 5-8 to 3-4, July 1.29 1-2 to 5-8, September 1.31 1-8). Corn 3-8 to 1-2 at 5-8c advanced (March .96 3-8, May .99 3-4 to 7-8, July 1,02 3-4 to 3-4 at 7-8, Septem- ber 1,04). Mixed unchanged to 7-8¢ up (March .46 7-8, May .49 1-2, 380.4—-WBBM Chieago—770 $:00—Plantation Tunes: Basketball $:30—Chicago Orchet 9:00—Musical Comedy; Canadiang 12:00—Night Club Program 94.6—WENR Chicago—870 1:16—Farmer Rusk 13:00—Late Variety Program 418.4—WGN-WLIB Chicago—720 §:00—Circus; Nighthawks; ble iveaeane, Floorwalker pees 10:00—Wright_ Sisters; it:00—Lignt Operas ne . incomiiieg wince Detroit—780 :30—Thirty Minutes from Bi 7:00—Goldman Band: i caiuere N—WJIR Artists Bure 9:00—Melodrama 10:00—News; Amos; Dance Muste é 258.8—WOWO Ft. Wayne—1160 any mechanical work. Call at 720 Thayer Ave. or phone 375. PAPERHANG: interior dec- orating. Expert workmanship, at a lower price this month. Phone 1434 at_noon or evenings. WANTED—To do washings at home. Will call and deliver. Good work and very reasonable. Phone 230-W. rect to the consumers. Liberal com- missions. Write for particulars and give references in first letters. Great ‘Western Woolen Co., Inc., Fergus Falls, Minnesota. a REAL ESTATE FIVE ROOM bungalow, modern, lawn and shrubbery, Al condition, cheap July .49 1-2, September .47 at 1-8). :00—Baritone $89.4—KFAB Lincein—770 at _ $3350.00. And provisions varying from 20c picrecke wt Bre §:00—Orchestra: Studlo ROOMS FOR RENT FIVE ROOM bungalow, new, can be homes. decline to a rise of 2 Complaints about indications of in- jury to domestic winter wheat were reported today as becoming more numerous, and this circumstance gave 4 Greene Can. Cop. . Hudson Mot. Int. Int. Int. $44.0—WLS Chieago—870 6:00—Short Feat 30—Murical ‘abies 10:00—Feature; Popular; Organ 870.2—WCCO Minneapolis-St. Paul—81e 6:00—Pianist; Dinner Concert 6:30—Book Man 7:30—Philosophier ‘Ol Musical; Cecilian Singers 10:05—Dance Orchestras FOR RENT—Unfurnished or partly furnished room for light housekeep- ing in modern home. Hot water heat, hot water at all times. Call Te street or phone 745-W. finished to suit buyer, reasonable terms, $5000.00. SEVEN ROOM modern house, new, garage attached, can be finished to suit buyer, $7500.00. HEDDEN REAL ESTATE AGENCY City lots, homes, farm lands. Webb, Block 00—Symphony Orchestra Lamp. Pro at times more or less advantage to mp gram }0—Barn Dance (2% hrs.) the buying side of the wheat market FOUR ROOM cottage and bath, full basement, only $2100.00. 278.1—KMOX St. Loule—1090 FOR RENT—Large room in modern Int. ) ‘ here. » Paper 447.5—WMAQ Chicago—670 $:30—-Playera: Sweethearts home, suitable for two ladies, two HOUSES AND FLATS On the other hand, increased esti- | Int. Tel. and Tel. §5—Tooay Turvy: Orchestras USM i tates gentlemen or married couple, ‘with | SEVEN ROOM house, just off paving, | SOR SALE—Four room partly mod= mates of the Argentine wheat ex- | Johns M’ville pia mitney ret Pada 9:00—National Forum board. Call at 212 Thayer Ave. or} 22, new, at less than cost, $6200.00, ern home, 2 years old, property ar- portable surplus were current today, | Kennecott e30—Prate and. Bh 263—KVOO Tulea—1140 phon FIVE ROOM modern bungalow, spick | ‘anged for raising chickens, Kolster Radio . :00—Tunes of Broadway FOR for two ‘making the total 261,000,000 _ bu. | against previous indications of only 220,090,009 bu. Continued large ship- ments from Australia were likewise Kroger Groc. Mack Truck Marland Oil rman 00—-Concert Grohestes, 9:30-Chicago Historical Society 10;00—Amos-Andy; Stock Ex. EASTERN 9 10:00—Features 10:30—Orchestra Room girls in home of young married couple. Also garage for rent. Phone 203. Four blocks west of postof- and span, south front, sun porch, 3 bed rooms, $4800.00. FIVE ROOM entirely modern stucco bungalow, choice location, fire Thoroughbred chickens for sale. Also Lloyd baby Phone 588-M or call at 715 street. Twenty-first ted, and some selling of wheat | Mex. Seab. Oil . 443—WEAF Ne f fice. 2 | i e % . w York—€60 9:30—Di Orchestra pret ie nein ici acai place, double garage, oak floors,| FOR RENT—New upper duplex, two ‘0 store at Chicago was in evidence. | M. K. & T. 10:00—Ni Dance Hour FOR RENT—Nice warm room in| electric range, complete and| bedrooms. Good location. Vacant Mo. Pac. Montg. Ward Nash Motors Natl. Cash Register . N. Y. Central ... N. Y., N. H. & Htfd. Nor. American Nor. Pac. . Packard Pan Am. Pet. Cr was well supported. Oats sbipping demand was again good. Weakness of the hog market pulled provisions down. } WHEAT REMAINS QUIET, DRAGGY Minnzapolis, March 8 — (AP) — Wheat was quiet and draggy through most of today’s session after an early ww of mild firmness. On small dips “ tne market received support. * A late dip was followed by a closing relly, and the finish was unchanged to a shade lower here, ‘sc to ‘2c lower at Chicago, and ‘sc to 4c lower ot Winnipeg. A little late mill buy- ing was noted in the local pit. Corn finished ‘2c higher, rye casy, and grains firm. "n started steady to firm and Pool opera: tors construed this as an indication that speculative accounts were well margined and that there was still a large backlog of buying power just below current levels. ‘Wide price swings continued in the radio group in the final hour, radio (old) reaching 440, while the new stock crogsed 88. Western Union lost nearly all of its six point advance. Reduction in the call money rate to nine per cent influenced more general Postum and National Biscuit moving up fast. The closing las strong. Sales spproximated: 3,900,000. Pub. Serv. Corp. N. J. Radio .. Republic Iron and Steel .. Rey. Tob. ‘B” ........ 8t. L. & San Francisco Sears Roebuck Sin. Con. Oil . Southern Pacific Southern Railway MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE c. Oats were dull and offerings small. Barley v 1p firm with pit year ago. Minneapolis cash 7:00—Organ Recital; Mild Hunt $:60—Symphon; ere 4 9:00—Tunes of Broadway 10:00—The Wrights; Dance Music 394.5—WdZ New Vor! 1:00—Goldman Band: Ente $:00—Pan-Americana; 7-1! 00—Melodrama 10:00—Slumber Hour 482.3—WOR Newark—710 7:15—Security League; $:00—The Gemboleers ree 3:30—American Legion Dinner ners ‘ jecanunaas aon Atlanta—740 3 lunday School; i tieo—Goldman Bend: Entertainers Hewat apa Orchestra 9:00—Tunes Broadway 1045—WSB Skylark 263—WAPI Birmingham—1140 6:00—Children’s Cli Songs 6:30—B8tudio anova = 6:1 rchestras 8:15—Tenor; Dance Orchestra 288,.3—WFAA Dallae—1040 SOUTHERN $48.6—WABC New York—860 8:00—Trio; Dance Musto $:00—National Forum 10:00—Dance Hour 305.8—KDKA Pittsburgh—980 8:00—Pan-Americana; 1-11's 9:00—Dance Music 379.8- WGY Schenectady—720 8:00—Symphony Orchestra 9:00—Tunes of Broadway 10:00—Dance Hour 874.8—KTHS Hot Springe—800 9:00—Old Time Fiddlers —Orchestras 11:00—Organist 365.6—WHAS Louisville—820 7:00—Goldman Band; Entertainers 9:00—Tunes of Broadwi 10:00—Greater Louisville Entertainers 11:00—News; Midnight Dance 461.3—WEM Nashville—660 Peay School Newacasting j5—Dr. Klein modern home. Hot water at all times. Close in. Phone 926-J or call at 507 Third street. GOOD SIZED, well furnished front room with kitchenette and closct for light housekeeping. 411 Fifth street. Phi 273. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room in modern home, four blocks from postoffice. Gentleman preferred. Phone 440. FOR RE) ern home, bath adjoining. Call at 619 Sixth street or phone 619-W. FOR RENT—Three unfurnished light housekeeping rooms, well located. _ Inquire at 806 First street. ROOM FOR RENT—At 312 First _Street, $15.00 per th. ie ROOM FOR RENT—Private bath. E. Practically new, most excellent con- dition, $6800.00. BUILDING LOTS; hundreds of them in all parts of the city, many of them on monthly payments. REAL ESTATE: My business the Past year has been the best since 1918 and 1929 will show a much further increase. Do your business with the busiest dealer in the city. F. E. YOUNG. APARTMENTS if FOR RENT—Two room apt. in mod- ern home. Newly decorated and nicely furnished. Convenient to school and capitol. Reasonably priced. Call at 818 Seventh street or phone 300. FOR RENT—An unfurnished modern three room apartment with bath. Very desirable downtown location. March 12th. Phone 982 or call at 211 W. Rosser after 5:30 p. m. FOR SALE—By owner. If you are interested in a real bargain small furnished home, call 831-W. FOR RENT—Five room house. in- quire at 214 Fifth street. NS FARM LAND FOR SALE—306 acre improved farm 4 miles from Hebron, N. Dek. For particulars and price good write Box 331, Hebron, N. Dak. EE ND BOARD R ROOM AND home. Close in, Phone 1416, et MISCELLANEOUS beyond all price for wit in all modern $8.50 per week. Standard Oil Califos and coarse grain closing quotations 6:00—Soldiers; Mi 1 00—Goldman Band; Entertainers a minimum of pit interest. Offerings | Standard Oil New York Delivered Arrive “ot Broaaway “"22—WOAT San. Antonlo—1190 al Slider eee ce rtment, large sitting | Yours if you will consult Dr. T. of flaxseed were small and May ad- | Studebaker . Dance Music 7:00—Goldi salpihoes eal Oak dining outfit, buffet and two —Apartment, large sitting . Te & bake 4 man Band; Entertainers room, bedroom, kitchen and pantry.| Mi « 134% @141 + 131% @1.38 1.32% @1.39%, 1.26% @1.31% 1.25% @1.29% 1.24% @1.29% 1.21% @1.22% vanced 1%c on scattered buying. “Cash wheat demand was listless * ond the market was quiet and draggy. Offerings were smaller. Winter avheat was quiet and steady. Durum slow except for. good milling quality. Corn offerings were fair and de- amand was a shade quieter. : - Oats were quiet with a slightly bet- tor demand. ; Ryc was steady for: milling: quality, slow and easy for ordinary to poor. Barley offerings were moderate and Cemand was quiet at 59 to 7c. Flaxseed: was steady. Offerings ‘were light. 1.19% 01.20% 1.20% @1.21% 1.30%@ Am. and For. Power . 1.20% @1.21% 1.20%@ s CHICAGO LIVESTOCK soe 117% @1.20% Chicago, March 8.—(?)—(U.8.D.A.) CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE Chicago, March 8.—(>)— High Low 1.22% 1.225% 1.21% 1.21% 121% @1.22% | 43 1.18% @1.20% | py 374.8—WBAP Fert Worth—800 6:00—Music; Sunday School 7:00—Mysleal Feature 8:00—Hour of Music NEW YORK EGGS New York, March 8.—()—Eggs un- settled; receipts 29,014; fresh gathered extra 42% to 43; extra firsts 41% to _ Nearby Hennery White, closely se- lected extra 43 to 44; nearby and Dearby western Hennery White extra fivets to average extra 42 to 43; near- Hennery Brown extra 4414 ta 45; Pacific coast white extra 44; do ex- tra firsts 43. MINNEAPOLIS POTATOES Minneapolis, March 8.—(?)—(U. 8. D. A.)—Potatoes. Light wire inquiry, demand and trading very slow, too few sales reported to quote. 3:00—Symphony Orchestra 9:00—Tunes of Broadway 382.7—KWKH Shreveport—850 9:30—Musical Programs (2% brs.) year; bulk all weights $11.25 to 12.50 with load lots most numerous at $12.00 up; she stock largely $7.25 to 8.50 for common and medium cows; com- parable heifers $8.50 to 10.00; cutters $5.75 to 6.75; bulls unchanged; stock- ers and feeders nominaly steady. vealers steady to 50 good lights $15.00 to Hogs—8,000; fairly active; consider- able number 160 to around 200 pound ar to shippevs $11.10; bulk me- dium and heavy butchers to packers $10.50, or 35 to mostly 50 cents lower than Thursday's close; few light butchers around $10.75; light lights mostly 25 cents lower; bulk $10.50; rockers. Apt. 6, Person Court, or prone 753, Call mornings or eve- ings. ton rug, sectional bookcase, practi- cally new, library table, chiffonier and dresser of walnut. Also five rockers. 807 Rosser. Phone 603-M. BARGAINS in used furniture. Kei nelly Furniture Co.. Mandan. N. D. ees ___ FEMALE HELP WANTED WANTED—Al1 stenographer. One with wholesale grocery experience preferred. Phone 136 Mandan for appointment. AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE—Seven passenger Cadillac sedan in good condition. Just the -thing for taxi or bus line. For further particulars write Ad. No. 30, in care of the Tribune. Four blocks from postoffice, close to capitol. Phone 1352 or call at Peles tit sca Ld eee FOR RENT—A furnished light house- keeping st. in modern home, or a 2 or 3 room apt. on first floor. For adults only. 614 Eighth. FOR RENT—By first of week fur- nished or unfurnished apartment. in Varney Flats. 408 Second or Phone. eee alt ne Z FOR RE! Furnished apartment on first floor. Heat, light and water furnished, Phone 858 415 Man- dan. FOR RENT—Furnished apartment. Everything furnished. Close. to __capitol, Call at 930 Fourth street. FOR RENT—Apartment at the Woodmansee, _H. J. Woodmansee. -FOR RENT—Apartment. Inquire at ‘Tribune office or phone 32. can CURE you. Bismarck. NO ages, shops, oil gas line Clinic, Lucas Block, KNIFE. construction, Period of training required, for details, WELDING DEPART- MENT, STATE AUTOMOTIVE, ELECTRICAL and AVIATION SCHOOL, Aberdeen, 8. D. NATIONAL CASH New and second hand. styles and eizes. We have one to business. Over 600 average; top $11.65 paid for a few 127% 197% 1.26% 1: pigs 50 cents lower, largely $10.00 SD \ oat ' LIBERTY BONDS CLOSE most 50, rect; loads of choice 170-210 pound weights 130% 130% 1.29% New York March 8 —-(#)_Liberty | Packing sows mostly $9.50, 200 direct: | Senate Passes Bill seining in the Yellowstone, a branch | fj early. Butchers, medium to choice K> 250-200 Ibs $10.85 to 11.50; 200-250 Ibs an 131% 1.30% average cost Thursday $11.07; weight 236. Appropriating Fund Divide county, lost one to permit sein- $1C.85 to 11.65; 160-200 Ibs $10.60 to Sheep—100; fully steady to strong; ty. Johi 11.68; 130-160 Ibe $10.00 to 11.60; pack- | Mer" aimee ae . best fod lambs $1650; very ite ee| for Land Purchase | Vi. aman, cass county, attempted ing sows $-1.00 to 10.50, Pigs, medium 102% 1.03% 1.01% Fourth 4%s--60.20. here; ewes nominally steady; strictly a similar amendment with reference 103% 1.04% 1.03% e ASR R TRUE. Levene Omen choice kinds salable at $9.50. (Continued from page one) __| to the Sheyenne river but Presiding | _Bull. Dickinson. N. D. Box No. 738, oa down an amendment which he had {Officer John W. Carr, Jamestown,|FOR SALE—Two hundred bushels 1.18% @1.20% - 117% 01.19% 1.18 20% - 117%@1.19% + 133% @1.30% 1.22% @1.28% + 120%01.25% - 1.18% 01.23% ki 1.04% @1.06% Grains FOREIGN EXCHANGES Boston, Mass., March 8.—(?)—Wool: | FARGO LIVESTOCK Fargo, N. D., March 8—(AP)— Cattle, choice steers and yearling: 11.50 at 12.50; good steers, 10.50 at 11.50; medium steers, 9.50 at 10.50; fair steers, 8.50 at 99. plain steers, 6.00 at 8.00; good heifers, 9.00 at 1 medium heif 8.00 at 9.00; heifers, 7.00 at 8.00; plain heifers, 6.00 at 7.00; good cows, 8.00 at 8.50; medium cows, 7.25 at 8.00; fair cows, 6.50 at 7.00; plain cows, 6.00 at 6.50; cutters, 5.00 at 5.50.; good bulls, 7.75 at 8.25; medium bulls, 7.25 at 7.75; common bulls, 6.50 at 7.05; calves, top veal, proposed, he announced his deter- mination to oppose the measure. Bonzer joined him when the roll was Debate Storage Bill The principal argument at the night session came on a. bill regulat- ing the storage of grain by elevators. As recommended by the state affairs committee it required elevators to give 20 days free storage of grain and lim- ited e charges to one-fortieth of one cent per bushel per day there- after. An amendment by O. H. Olson, Eddy county, to increase the rate to one-thirtieth of a cent carried but the ruled him out of order. Hamilton contended that to bar fishing with seines in the Mouse riv- high test Gehu seed corn, $1.25 per bushel. er was only protécting Canadian fish, since the river comes into the state from Canada and then flows. back into the dominion. The Canadians, he said, permit seining on either side Fo. of the North Dakota border. Game Bill Passes A bill providing regulations for trapping beaver and hunting deer in open seasons passed with an amend- ment by Cain eliminating the re- quirement that furs shipped out of the state have special shipping tags. He said the game and fish commis- Grade of 1 Grade 2 ‘Winn Man., March 8—(7)—| 14.00 at 15. medium veal, 11.00 Grade ot 1 beige May wheat closed at 1.29%; No. 1|at 12.00; cull veal, 9.00 ‘at’ 10.00; | @fgument had only SpeDed. i sion has confiscated this winter $30,- H Grade of 2 984. 01,03% | northern close at 2% under May; No.|heavy calves, 6.00 at 7.00; canner | ,, Watt opposed the amendment on | 000 worth of furs because boys or un- 13.28. 1 red durum 192% 01.08% |2 northern 6 under; No. 3 northern, | calves, 5.00 at 6.00. the ground that the farmers needed | informed trappers had failed to com- and To arrive + 101%0 10% under; No. 4 northern 16 under.| Sheep—Top lambs, 14,5 Oat 15.50; | Sl! the relief they could get and one- | ply with the law. 2.25; ——Ea heavy lambs, 100 Ibs. and up, 13,00| fortieth of a cent was plenty. ‘The last gasp of the bridge battle, 21%4@ 92% 2140 BO 20% B40 i 22 itt i aah? i i 125% 1.26% 1.08% 1.06% 1.06%. 1.06% 2» 105% 1.05% 1.96%. 1.05% M% 48% MO 40% % a a 2 i sf i fH FER 2 i fel agnevesuasaa7y et i = 3 108" 1.08% 1.00% 1.08% 140% 1.10% 2.00% 100% 1.07% LOK 107% 1.07% 10% . ddd CALL MONEY RATES money: 5 ing state 10; time loans: Firm; mixed collateral 60-90 days 7%, 4-6 months 'T%; prime mercantile paper 5%. CHICAGO POTATOES 14.00; cull lambs, 11,00 at. 12.00; light ewes, 13.00 at 14.00; cull lambs, 11.00 at 12.00; light ewes, 13,00 at 14.00; cull lambs, 11.00 at 12.00; light ewes, 130 lbs. and down, 7.00 at 8.00; heavy ewes, 150 lbs. and up 5.00 at 6.00; cull ewes, 2.00 at 5.00; bucks, 4.00 at 5.00. 150-180 Ibs., 10.00 at 10.25; 10.10 at 10.25; 200-225 10.25; 225-250 Ibs., 250-80 Ibs., 10.00 at 1 300-350 Ibs., 10.10 at 10.15; pore 8.75 at 9.25; stags, 8.50 Prince Chichibu Lives Common Soldier’s Life —(?)—Prince Chichibu, heir tive to the a daily Jess than J. P. Cain, Stark county, and Dell Patterson, Renville county, supported Olson, Cain because he said it would be unfair to the elevator men to re- duce the rate and Patterson because he said the elevator men would make up their losses by lowering the price of grain paid to every farmer, regard- less of whether the farmer stored grain or not. ‘Watt contended that the amend- ment would leave the law practically vator men two years ago over the pro- test of the farmer members of the and warehouse Motion Defeated A motion to kill the bill, offered by R. W. Patten, which had a prominent place early in the session, came on a bill to appro- priate $3,000 for soundings of the Missouri river bottom to be made county, near Garrison. A. W. Fowler, Cass county, at- tempted to insert an amendment per- mitting the state highway depart- ment to use $1,800 left over from an old appropriation, for soundings at Ronald 81