The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 26, 1929, Page 9

LIVERPOOL MARKET WEAKNESS CAUSES 2-GENT WHEAT DROP Other Grains Follow the Slump Course in Opening Hours ~-@ to Foreign News ATTRIBUTED TO SHIPMENTS ib Trade Seems to Expect Higher Prices Eventually Despite Slow Buying Chicago, Aug. 26—(#)}—Foreign de- mand for North American wheat was dormant today, and the domestic and Liverpool markets moved downward together. Trading here was dull, how- ever, and within rather narrow mar- gins, an early decline of more than 2 cents a bushel being largely made up by a late rally influence partly by a wave of short covering and to some extent by a smaller increase in the visible supply than had been anticl- pated. Showers in the corn belt pre- cipitated a selling movement that car- ried corn down nearly 3 cents at mid- Session. Wheat finished ‘xc to 1%c lower, with corn weak 1'sc to 15sc down, oats easy at %c to %ic decline, and provisions unchanged to 20c lower. Wheat continued to be a trading market with the early drop of around 2e ascribed generally to sympathy with Liverpool. The loss there was attributed to heavy shipments to the United Kingdom and to lack from the continent. Quiet export demand was another bearish fector here and while trade seemed to expect eventu- al higher prices, there was no incen- tive to buyers in the day's news. The belief was gencral that the visible supply would show an_ in- crease today. Corn reacted quickly to reports of rain over the middle west and a break of about Jc a bushel occurred soon after the bell opening. There are still some reports of corn fir- ing but private observers said the early crop in Towa would bring a good yield cven without more rain. SHARP RALLY BRINGS WHEAT PRICES BACK Minneapolis, Aug. 26.—()—Bears took command of the wheat futures market early today, but shortly be- fore the close a sharp revision of sentiment brought a good rally, final prices for December were 1 cent lower. A Hedging pressure continued against oats futures and prices followed the general trend. Rye followed wheat from the start. Barley was sold by castern interests. Flax trade was broad with some speculative interest. Cash wheat developed a fairly steady demand for medium to low protein offerings, but there was no competition for the high protein quality. Winter wheat was narrow and dull. Fancy durum was in fair demand, but the remainder of the offerings moved quietly. No. 3 white oats were steady but | Sept. the remainder of the market was slowe! Barley prices were about steady CASH MINNEAPOLIS Minneapolis, Aug. 26.—()—Wheat receipts today 742 compared to 798 a year ago. Minneapolis cash wheat and coarse 1 1.94% 01.36% 1.34% @136% 1.31% @1.32% 1.33'3@1.35% 1.33% @ 1.35% 1.3014 @1.32% 1314.01.33 13140 28% 91.30% 1.37% @1.29% 27 %@ 1 1.24% @1.26% 1.27% @1.28% 1274%@ 1,24% @1.25% 1.2714 01.28% 1DHW or 1HW. 1.3214@ To arrive .. 13240 1DHW or 1HW. ly 1304%@ 1.2614 @ 1.264% To arrive .. 12% Protein— 1DHW or 1HW. To arrive . Grade of— 1DHW or 1HW. 1.2514 ® To arrive .. 1.2540 Minn. & S. Dak. 12% Protein— 1DHW or 1HW. To arrive .. Grade of— 1DHW or 1HW. To arrive .. Durum Choice 1 amber. 1.2312 @1.26'3 1.2342 @1.24% 1.1942 @1.23% 1.19% @1.2315 1.24% @1.20% 1.23% @1.24% 1.23% @ 1.27% 21% 1.23% 1.16% @1.18% 1.17% @110% Grade of 2 amber 1 red durum.. Barley, ch to {cy To arrive . Barley, med to To arrive ..... Barley, lower gds 2 rye ..... as 17.@ 98% To arrive . O15 No. 1 flaxseed . To arrive ... @ —>—_—_—_——_ MINNEAPOLIS RANGE Minneapolis, Aug. 26.—(7)— Open High Low Close! aiis accelerated the late rise, in which 1,338%2 Dec. . 3942 1.39% May ...006 147% LAT Rye— compared with futures, but demartd | Dec. was liberal. Flax prices dipped again as com- spared with futures. Offerings were SOUTH 8T. PAUL LIVESTOCK South St. Paul, Aug. 26—(7)—(U. 8. D. of A.)—Cattle, 10,700; opening very slow, run largely grassers; eral quality plain; few fed yearlings early $13.00 to 14.50; these steady; other lines weak to 25 lower; grass beef cows $7.00 to 8.25; heifers $8.50 to 9.50: cutters $5.50 to 6.50; bulls $7.75 to 8.25, steady; thin stockers $9.00 to 10.50; good and choice kinds salable | Sept. upward to $12.00 or better. Calves, 2,000; 50c to $1.00 lower; range $15.00 to 16.00; bulk $15.50. Hogs, 5,500; slow, sales and bids un- to 25 lower; top $11.35; | Dec. evenly steady better 160 to 240-pound weights $11.00 to 11.35; 250 to 325-pound averages $10.00 to 10.75; bidding mostly $8.75 to 9.00 on sows; pigs steady $11.25; areeee cost Saturday $10.07; weight | Dec. Sheep, 9,000; nrsdium to choice na- tive lambs steady, bulk $12.00 to 13.00; plainer kinds tending lower; yearlings AT 2.974 2.78 2.761% 2.7612 + 2.76% 2.76% Barley— os 4 64 «oe 68% 68% 1.3114 1.33% 1.37% 1.39) 1.45% 1.47% 98% 98% 1.04 1.04% 42% 42% 46% 47 2.76% 2.77 276 2.96 2.75% 2.77 62% 62% 61% 67% DULUTH RANGE Duluth, Aug. 26.—(P)— Open High Low Close 120 118 (1.1913 1.22 1.203% 1.21% 1.25% 1.23% 1.25% 2.8416 2.8345 2.83% 2.78% 98% 106 2.8115 2.82% 2.82 2.8244 283 2.83 2.7715 2.78 CHICAGO POTATOES BULL MOVEMENT ON STOCK MARKET HITS i $48.6—WABC New York—8t0 (CBS Chai in cook and dining ; | ars 6:00—Sergi Kotlarsky and Mathilde Haraing, Joint Meagital Als wasBo room girl in out of town cafe. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ae ere would not now be in | Rails, Coppers and Utilities) — ¢,29-sVOWO,KMOX KOIL Wik Woco. WBBM KMBC WCAG WISN Please state wages in first letter. RATES | ngels’ chorus, for we do not cut | E Ising ‘Biotlee nd Aviation Neer Ate Ape WoWwo KMOX KOIL Must be good. Address Ad No. 93, 90 Cents Per Inch Leer i Lage in a vain effort to i Band in Dance Music—Alsy WADC WOHP WBBM care Bismarck Tribune. ease, for we know that dise — Keep General Price Trend wee Ketan us Goee te, WEAS |WANTED— Maid for general fousé-|| All classified ads are cash in ad- |/rur< tn 1 ihe blood and can not be " Also WADC WKRC WGHP WBBM WOWO KMOX KMBC work, References required. Call at|| vance. Copy should be receive . Vitamin Scaling Upward iL WaED With WEEM KLRA KEE RRUD ites Woeo WIEN 410 Avenue B West. |] by" 9 o'clock to insure. insertion || Herbs, Roots and Bark and our Alka | pai pico GHP, KMOXKOIL WSPD Waco WisN |Wresl WHK WANTED—Girl for ‘general house | came day. HUNDREDS and we can CURE YOU. | | Loge ft Coed Poet of Organ (30 min.)—Also WADC WKRC WGHP work. Must be able to cook. Ap-/ ‘HE Clinic, Lucas Block, . NEW HIGH GROUND REACHED 5X} Wore eae eon hte Ww Ti ea WFBM KOIL ply 315 Tenth st T (NO KNIFE) » Bismarck, N. D. lew York—660 2 ; S < | ‘ eee phat sto toads of the Bay) JAS REN ROL OOD RES WHE WANTED—Mald for general house- “aa ee ‘A 1K “ K. . ARS Electric, Thi : - 6:00—Rendezvous at 711, Radio StArae-ATeS KOU MRE Fok eScuguacee, ae Meese P ae a ee es, | ectric, Threshing, Utility and} — ¢:30—Popular iiaic Hour-Also WEAI KSD WLS WHO WOW WDAF wwa TED RELIABLE USED CARS | Biscuit Machine Issues WDAF KSTe-WEBC WHAS Wait WHC WSN ROO WOAT. “2° |WORK WANTED—Reliable track WANTED TO BUY seve active Buys 8:00—Eskimos Dance Orchestra, directed by Harry Riser—Aleo WG: i vi e ¥ . VANT 7 Ray's hicvcie | 27 Chevrolet Sedan, recondit } Slip Dow: d Wal WOW KYW RSD WHO WDAF RSTP WHAS WSil WHC WSB driver with four years experience | WANTED TO BUY— Boy's bicycle,! Two 27 Chevrolet tru een | Pp nwar WOAI WTMJ KPRC WJAX WKY WEBC WBAP desires position. Can furnish ref-| large size. Must be in good condi- | nodies, both fully Leber el aoe ‘ $id—Harbor Lighis, Stories by An Old sica Captain—Also WW4 _erences. Phone 872. tion. Phone 1163-W. 28 Chevrole Ot eee | New York, Aug. 26—(P)—The bull} 10:00—Bili Scott! and His Dunce Orch.—also KSD WOW WS (One Hour) LADY WANTS WORK in beauty par- | WANTED TO BUY—Ford coupe from |tires, whee movement on the stock market en- 394.5—WJZ New York—760 (NBC Chain) lor, as beginner. Has some experl-| owner, for cash. Inquire or write to} 28 Essex Sport Coupe, fully recon: countered considerable resistance to-| 6:00—Mdwin Franko Goldman Band Concert—Also KDKA. WIR WLW KYW ence Write Ad No. 96. care Tribune, | _ 820 Broadway. 21 Chevrolet Coach,’ fully - day, as profit taking developed, opera- 620 NS WREN KSTP WTI WELC WHAS WSM WMC WSB WJAX EXPERIENCED woman wants cook- |= —e hauled. ints tions for the advance were pressed ‘Tiremen's Orchestra—Also KDKA WJR KYW KWK WREN WLW Lost n forward aggressively, however, partic- 7:30—Minstrels—Also THE BISMARCK TRIRUNE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 27 Moler Barber College, Butte, Mont.; ‘By The Associated Press} Fargo, N. D. t Programs tn Central Stand time. . M. FIRMER RESISTANCE Indicated, Wavelengths on left of call letters, kilocycles om righiess Cenerm ee 7:00—Marjorie Horton, Sopratio—Also KDKA WJR KYW KWK WREN KDKA WLW KYW KWK WREN_W. ¥ ularly in the rails, coppers and some | $:90—Syncomatics Orchestra—Also KOKA WLW RWI WHER Wor of the utilities, and the general price | . $:20—Orchestradians—Also KDKA W4J' trend was maintained on the sharp up grade. cent. Time money was unchanged to 9 per cent, but a firmer tone was noted in commercial paper. across Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle Gains of 2 to 8 points were common, 1, Cheap actors and in some of the more volatile is- k letter um of 165 points aus. . Score Issues Soar More than a score of issues once more reached new high ground. New York Central rose more than 6 points, and Pennsylvania more than 4 to a record level above 103. Chicago came Northwestern and Soo Line also} 0, Prepusition reached new high territory, while | 21. Toper Hocking Valley jumped 12 and Jersey % Hee ty, ” Central 14 points. Atchison and Lack-| 38. Gompaet awanna cach rose 5 points. 30. Convulsive Buying of the copper was based on ery, expectations of a renewed upturn in red metal prices, Anaconda advancing 3, American Smelting nearly 4 points, and Greene Cananea 8. Merchandis- ra? ing shares were strong in anticipation nfederate of heavy fall trade, Sears-Roebuck Fo mounting more than 8 points. ¢In the communications shares, International Telephone and Western Union again reached record levels. Utilities Stage Rally Stone and Webster was a feature of the utilities selling up nearly 7 points to duplicate its previous high. Brook- lyn Union Gas bl Feat seetelel new high ground with a wide gain. "Ghemicals were buoyant, Allied Chemicals jumping 12 points and U. 8. Industrial Alcohol 4 to new peaks. Other strong points included Eastman Kodak, Warren Brothers. U. 8. Freight, and General Cable. U. 5. Steel was under pressure for a time, but soon rallied, and Inland, Crucible, and Republic rose 3 points and more new tops. +o Westinghouse Electric was again under pressure of realizing, losing 6 points, General Electric lost nearly as much, and Case Threshing tumbled 11, American Water Works. Union Carbide, National Biscuit, Allis Chal-» mers, Simmons and Gillette slipped k 2 or 3 points. gg te Shown by the high-grade Orchestra con. ductor" “ties and specialties rose substal tially, Midland Steel Products pre- 1 .cett Was up 15 points to a new top at 305, while U. 8. Freight touched 126, a new high, on a gain of 11’ points. American Telephone and Tele- graph gained 41: points to 30312, also a new high. There was some selling of U. 8, Steel in the final hour. The closing tone was strong, with sales approximating 4 shares. piiciadactaeicea NEW YORK POULTRY advertising and shop vention for the entire Minneapolis, Aug. 26.-(P)—Hay— | said President Morris. » No. 1, $15; No. 2, $13.50. Al-| heen enthusiastically received, he says, falta, No. $19; No. 2, $14. in other states where field-managers are employed, such states being the MANDAN WIL ADD |= er BLOCKS OF PAVING simmer tite As Speed Aviators Swoop Down, Away blocks of paving at its regular week'y (Continued from page one) Chicago, Aug. 26.—(AP U. 8, D.| Meeting. Bids will be opened Sep-|ing Holman, is accompanying the =! 3 189 cars, on| tember 25. hake B10 tonal US pare Sat-| , The work will be done on Second! After being disappointed Satur- Continuing an extensive street im- provement program, the Mandan city commission authorized bids for three Twin Cities speedster Avenue, N. E.. between Sccond and 9:00—Slumber Music Hour, New York, Aug. 28—(P)—Poultry, | Prank Cramer, representing a St. Paul dressed irregular; chickens, fresh 28) publishing house, told of rural adver- to 45; frozen 30 to 45; fowls, fresh, tising and hookups possible. 25 to 35; old roosters 20 Lear The plan of group meetings in the keys, fresh 35 to 44; frozen " | summer, with one large winter con- MINNEAPOLIS HAY tried out and meeting with success, - : = . eee or the box office of the theatre? | Coaches, Coupes and fg day’s news continued reassur- Dail rd PI ene ce E ny oe of | LOsT—Spitz puppy, five months old. pee! condition, and at low prea * iy al Cross-w: uzzi * : 2 hoe Answers to name of Pal. Finder ‘1 Call money again renewed at 7 per y 0! le PERSONAL | ‘return to 820 Mandan street for re- | pombe Fea co. PARTY WITH LARGE ENCLOSED |_Vitd of Phone 1S. | on gALED MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1929 :: Radio Digest String Ensemble—Also KDKA KWK WREN reasonable. Call at 512 Thirteenth ' MALE HELP WANTED Doctors : WANTED—Gravel trucks at Me- sts me The Surgeons filled John ‘full: of : Clusky, 12 mile job. Four. mile Classified Advertising Rates “bull.” average haul at 10 cents per cu. Effective Jan. 3, 1928 And at his liver took a pull, \ Pit ie an ree ghar ‘anaie Hy Took oct his HOSE hooky j—Learn 7 e 2 Insert! or out st h—put it back: Learn barbering. Catalog tree.|} & Tieertions, 25 words or under 1.90 || John Doe is now up in the skye 1 week, 25 words or under .....1.45 He's joined the Angels’ Iliaby. --vn~rememe |] Ads over 25 words, 30 additional HELP WANTED per word. BUT—If poor John Doe had visited. | in 000k 7 the clinic of Dr. T. M. MacLachlan” ing in cook car or large farm. =. — 28 Chevrolet Cab: l- i AmbndacAtel: Leonard, NeO. LOST=Will the persod Wii picked up| ion, riolet, good cond! T KYW KWEWREN RST weap |WANTED—Men’s washing, Prices| the Capitol theatre, Thursday hight, [qivoesee® SPO Cuope, fully recom= | ditioned. kintily turn them in to the Tribune Also several Chevrolet and Ford strect. car driving to Los Angeles and San : ‘ LD ¢ OR 1928 Durant Four Coach. Diego, Calif. would like to take | ture ij three ‘passengers. Starting about | FOR SALE—All household furniture | 1926 Star Four Coach. management. state, is being The idea has in the race. ! 2. Coral stands Piggies for a nine-room rouse, including} 1926 Oldsmobile Sedan. WIR at xaite co Ist. Write Tribune ad) dining table, chairs, beds, dressers, | 1926 Oldsmobile Coupe. Winged Bad rugs, Victrola, piano and numerous | 1926 Ford Tudor. saeet so ee ee i sini : tet HOUSES AND FLATS - things. Phone 1426 or call at 109 1926 Ford Coupe. Ancient Greek Mandan street. 1925 Ford Coupe. ravestone FOR SALE—All modern ten room , ~~ Oth i hy FOR SALE—Furniture, piano, Edison, er Coupes and Tourings. a zr S, 2 closets a ries Parkas ie 7 tone beads i edit Geeee Round Oak range, beds, dining We trade and give terms. raised for ror oe asa, bath; stones table and chairs, fruit jars and HEDAHL MOTOR CO. other furniture. Phone 1218-R. | FOR SALE — One 1939 room second floor. Space back of| Call at 305 ‘Third street lot for another house. Call at 802 = Per a truck, also two steel’ dump boxes Second street. R SALE—Dining room set, bed} and one 2-yard gravel box. Pall at aa : ~ —— with mattress, small ice box, four- 320 Se FOR RENT—A modern ¢-room house! ity | ose Second. after 6 in the evening. 4 ‘omber | burner and oven gas stove (city for rent by the Ist of September.| ps) priced very reasonable. |" OF SALE—1923 Ford coupe. Cheap Inquire at 216 Avenue D \ if taken at once. 513 Broadway, Phone 685-W. See Sattar Modern Garage x he x = ; Tw i in use¢ ‘urniture. ene | == FOR RENT—Two flats in my build-| “ney Furniture Co., Mandan, N. D. Sixth street. Low rent. |<, One dining room table, 39 Olden times 5 R me 239, babs tle ee piene 2 al and buffet. Call 594. ndan, N. D., is going out of busi- | 1. Coal scuttle 48. Cat of o plant and hall; no children. 1517 Bowen | POR SALE—Child’s crib, Lloyd Loom | and offers the building, shelv- % Ancient wine 49, Metric land avenue. Phone 553-W. y carriage. Call 1169. ing, show cases and all other dis- vessel mi 8 x nn — eee a Play fixtures including office equip- a. orien a FOR eee room part: mod- ROOMS FOR RENT ment, at lowest prices. Apply to 4 Btriae Phone 1as-La. Ot Rosser East. | por RENT—Nicely furnistied ‘sleep-| Sales Manager or J. ©, Sullivan, i ing rooms in newly decorated mod- Sau, Boston Cash Store, Mandan, APARTMENTS ern home. Board if desired. cot oar 3 ir eee sonable rates. Also apartment for} FOR SALE—One salesroom and ga FOR RENT—One threc-room and on® | jight housekeeping with sleeping rage in southwestern North Daken, two-room furnished apartment in sore! heme’ Si 2 Vy | mt modern home. Equipped with gas porch. Phons 204-J, 113 Wash-| A chance for some live party to * sete el ington, make some real profits. One of the Free songs) 114 Broadway oF Fon RENT—Sept. Ist, attractively | best automobile agencies. Centrally ite acid ent —_| furnjshed room, three windows,| Jocated in one of the cities, This FOR RENT—Two o: three room large closct, in modern home.! Cannot be handled for less than furnished apartments in the Lau-! young women preferred. 314 Ave.| $15,000. Write Ad 95, care Tribune. rain apartments. City heat, al-| Dp. Phone 1222-J. = ways hot water. B. F, Flanagan,) por RENT—To school girls, cozy, | --____ MISCELLANEOUS phone 308. pa ee well-heated furnished basement | DIAMONDS direct from importers FOR RENT—Two-room furnished | room in new home near high school. | Nd cutters at great savings. Guar : medern apartment. Also a lady’s| Kitchenette in adjoining room if| ®nteed. Wrist and pocket watches shaddle, duofold and cot for sale | desired, 707 Eichth St. at bargain prices. Liberal allowance _Call at 924 4th St. Phone 543-W. a R RENT—Large front room down- offered nes ae watches. Cash or bedi FOR RENT—Furnished light housc- |" rairs, May have use of plano. Also Weldigaicteeeryrtes repairing (ex- eeping apartment: ‘no children; ree front bed room upstairs.| Perey onke: Mall orders promptly fultable for two adults, Clarage also) Phone a86-F or call at S19 Fifth. | Gtrioe st ioe Thierens Beet oP FOR RENT Three ron cietacnt, |FOR RENT — Completely furnished | Hotel Prince, Bismarck, N iy furnished) Heat, accent: | light housekeeping rooms, suitable| susp RECEIVED a shipment of Sta SRM a Soe tan a for two adults, no children. $30.00} "Brand and Red Wing, Biz Ae te 812 Avenue B. Call 65-W. per month. 228 West Rosser, tele-/ and 1g inch boots, © Also ‘oxford FOR RENT Foat-roonk rioder | <n? 5®- _-| and shoes and all other furnish- apartment over French & Welch | {OR RENT—Nicely furnished large) ings for men and boys. Open eve-* Hawe. See Griffith care French & | Sleeping room in modern home.| nings. Capital City Clothing Store, Welch. ‘ Suitable for one or two. Close in.| Jack Sloven, 121 1-2 Fifth street. So LENS Shere eel ~| Phone 926-J at 507 Third et.| FOR RENT — 25x80-foot business: FOR RENT rumnished ‘and untur-| FOR RENT—Three nicely furnished | space next to Woolworth store on apa: pra a 4 15 Third street. F. w rooms for light housekeeping, gas| Main street. Rent reasonable. Ine Murphy. ail for cooking, private entrance. Also| quire David George, care Sweet. FOR RENTOWelfumianed two | fo" Pemt- piano. Call at 808 Seventh.| _Shop, Bismarck, N. D. q ar Sieh ene ne Oe ee room apartment, ground floor. 411 FOR RENT—Furnished sleeping|FOR SALE— Chesapeake year old. ifth street. i room in modern home. With or} bitch. Reasonable price. Partly today, while the giant checkered me ree enone 278 wre | Without board. Close in. 120 Ave.| broke. Not vicious in any way, pylons at Cleveland airport again be- | ““Woog a wet seen fae hes A. Phone 983-W. Howard Tottingham, Dickinson, came the markers for crack pilots of mansee, ready Sept. 1. Apply | hor RENT—Furnished room with| N. D. : H. J. Wi set the country banking their planes to kitchenette and use of frigidaire. | FOR RENT—Two nice office rooms ~ ane: Sralahtaway in the closed course Hazelhurst, 411 Fifth. Phone 273.| in the Woolworth building. Apply, The lady birds led four other |FOR SALE—SE% Scc. 32, Twp. 196,|ROOM for rent in modern home with| _P. C. Remington & Son. z derbies from widely separated parts} Rng. 84. 12 miles south of New| hot water heat. Also have garage|FOR SALE — Lloyd loom baby cart. of the country toward the Municipal| Salem. Reasonable terms to re-| for rent. Phone 1214. Call at 316 Thirteenth street, or airport from Columbus, Ohio, The| sponsible party. H. G. Schwart,z|FOR RENT— Furnished — sleeping | Phone 201-M. Portland, Ore., men’s derby pausing | Hazen, N. D. Box 176. room. 222 West Main. Phone |FOR SALE—Soda fountain and car- overnight at St. Paul, and another = — 1513-W. bonator, Now in use at Hoffman's derby stopping at Salt Lake City, ~ =| Cafe. d spring he again was named to the Ree te en ontnignte "| Board to succeed M. A. Hozhaug as] observers have noted the well-armed, From the south the men’s derby | Secretary and on July 1 was again) well-trained condition of the Arabs, eee | starting at Miami-Miami beach, Flor- | @PPointed when the one man game jand charges have been made their ida, reached Birmingham and the commission failed to take effect. atta have had inspiration other |been made to issue a statement, but. all-Ohio derby, quartered for the}, Tavior also took @ prominent part than past racial animosities. | |@ Written statement he had | night at Columbus, pointing north- in the affairs of his community, be-| The fighting, which had it -|last night was lost as the wind tore. ward for the landing yesterday after- | {"& @ member of the La Moure school jception in the Jerusalem di ,|!t from his hand while he leaned’ noon. A fifth major derby of the board and a trustce of the Ellendale spread rapidly to other suburb: from the control room gondola. 4 races begins tomorrow at Philadel-|0rmal school. He was a member of |other cities of Judea. Tel-Aviv, the|, Those with whom Dr. Eckener had phia. Four others will be heid during the Masonic lodge, the LaMoure Com- I first all-Jewish city of modern Pal- talked said he was the races, among them the non-stop | Munity club, and the La Moure Golf | esti 's the center of an organ-|astic over the success of the trip and dash from Los Angeles, which may | “lub. z ‘ ti ck in which niany were|CONvinced it thus far had demone be flown singly or in groups, as the | _,J” 1892 he married Miss Ora M./ wounded. Jewish youth of the city|Strated the commercial feasibility of pilots wish, and at any time they de- | Hunt at Grand Forks. She died five | with the local police, all Jewish, led uahies > than - air - transportation, NOTICE—Sidewalk tile for sale, Mr. H day evening by a change in schedule, ; and 18 doubles going through. urday 640, Sunday 15 cars; demand ‘geist on on Maa i A hes palate les: ee eon oe. Bho dled with the’ oe ighter = than a fai ds; | Fourth street | more than 2,000 Bismarck citizens| sire to start. Wisconsin tacked epee tes 238 between Second and Third avenucs,|eathered at Fort Lincoln's flying] Along with the derbies and the 1906, he married Mabel Diesem, Moslems Attack Colony The condition of Dr. Eckener while: ir Moure, who is left. During the late . 5 indicating the sti L ee eee veer ot. 8, D,|*, 250:, sacked early Obio's few! "4" iota1 of $1,000 was voted by the Tee geataraay, soetiieg. (8 CoA of the Gulted Stoies entered the pro: | War much of the success of liverty |_ya nonce, colony, of "Nahalal: $n{uS two day’ illness, was declated te | 2.00; Minnesota sacked sand land! commission for paving of the inter-| isn. Minneapolis. pilot, ied a field| gram with formation flying, including | 10an drives in La Moure county was liower Galilee, where there were|Be 800d. He was hurried ome Ohio’s 1.90 to 2.10; sacked round e * i attributed to the efforts of the vet- ee cea cle in order to get whites 2.00 to 2.35; Nebraska sacked seonon Chas ctl ee ieee of seven high spced airplanes into| intricate maneuvers of offense and| oo oditor. ‘Two Years ago last May |8° families and a girls’ agricultural | 1? \ cate & peigecics hs to ‘ bombing movements. a school. Spirited fighting ensued but Program and Irish cobblers 2.28 to 240. ee i sean oR of heavy {Bismarck after a swift hop from he decided that it was time “to take 2 | eee eee ene a cot casuals Brepered to set away whea the ———_—__ Billings, Mont., in the Portland- little rest and do a little fishin’,” and | ™ traffic, graveling of the intersection Se page > W: T th he La | tie: CHICAGO PRODUCE has proved unsatisfactory. Cleveland air derby. alter aylor, 59, Blaced the management of the tish citizens arriving by motor Need Weather Forecasts Wilkins said, “It was pleasant i fawil : Mi of th tators remained . Me ty Chronicle in the hand: 3 4 Chicago, Aug. 26.—(AP)—Butter: at the flying fied during the noon| Weteran Publisher, loure County Chronicle in the hands | .4+ from Nahalal said Arabs had Ped Tr atanderds 42 hour and many others returned to Dies in Minne: lis ce erry Beal snsneet ere: Re held them up on the road from that pooper trip for pena, and extra firsts 41 to 411. 391-2 the field at 1 p. m. to watch the ‘APOMS)| vent to Annondale, Minn., to receive |Colony and searched their automo- globe tour has proved to us the val o to 40 1-2; seconds 37 te 38 1-2. planes take off on a 420-mile hop treatment for the illness which re- ules to be sure that no Jews escaped . . 4,935 cases. to St. Paul, the next control point. (Continued From Page One) sulted in his derfise. hem. Extn tists 36 Lay tients 84 1-2 to MEETING MT STANLEY Hall Arrives Second canal high school education in the town ——__——. British airplanes bombed the Arab 4 . village Lifta, near Jerusalem, said 36; ordinary firsts 30 to 38 1-2, oilman was, followed, closely: i | term as 4 printers apprentice im the | COllie Returns After [to be the nest of Arabs directing the . W. H.| Office of the Alexandria Post. attack, Planes constantly flew over a M.D. Ang, 26—The group |&-,Welle, Wichita, Kan. and WH] ree ot ae tae Datote eitersa| Absence of 18 Months |the city, ‘white armored cars darted| ,,H2, Prummond= of the North Dakota Press neapolis speed merchant landed in| better fields for the young printer Seer about the streets. Much of Jeru- carry the thrill of association at Stanley Friday was a $22 « and went to Devils Lake, where salem had every appearance of an| record-| decided success both from the view- | Bismarck at 10:22:40 a, ma after a/ Cae our i Perot ee take News |O- L for s year and a half. Rex,larmed camp, bristling with combat-| te groceeneess Paint of entertainment and results | ‘light, of 2:87:40 from Billings. || Under the late James V. Brookes. {Scotch collie belonging to M. C:live and defense arrangements. | most remarkable i Jamestown, N. D., Aug. 26.—A. W. achieved, it was declared in Minot ia He stayed there until 1801, when he | Freeks of the League hotel, returned turday Morris lames- time from the Montana con- ay 2 to his home yesterday, a chain dan- | qos. seen were San og ee the eet ee trol poin 4 is mark being| Semoved to To to purchase the | sing emia | Rinat Nonstop Air pyinecrd @ colorful 87: * eee ngeles Mr. Morris left-for Rugby where | 2:37:04. The Wichita entrant was Efforts to locate the dog after his Flight Over Pacific clear sunrise.” leading in total elapsed time by 13 kman. disapvearance proved unavailing. The minutes and 10 seconds, with Hol-| Sent to Te Moure to be foreman on | act that the chain hung on his neck) Takes Three Days| race ot disaster, said: meeting, the sixth throughout the 5 ® i : i i man in second place. ‘Chronicle, then owned led Freeks to believe the animal had Lieut. W. H. Clark, Pestle spe ee ea by E M-/peen kept chained. (Continued from page one) yesterday was compelled make In 1897 Taylor was taken time), the voyage being remarkable} “This three forced landings while en route 15 Others Wounded; {tor the speed with which it had| had. from Billings, took off from here for 4 40 Arabs Are Slain | “Your divs iter August 14, at 10:43 t. Paul at 6:10 a, m. today. Clark In Religious Battles |p.‘ sstern standard time)— the Serre 6,880-mile flight to Tokyo, (Continued from page one) there August 19 at 4:37 a.m. lesser cities of Palestine, to more] standard time), after 101 than 70 Jews and probably as many| minutes of flying. Arabs. The Graf The wounded number hundreds, | at 3:13 p.m. (1 with a considerable property dam-| ard time) age. Forty-seven Jews were scrious-|her arrival a 2 i i ; § i ‘ a | | E i z : i E | ! | BR i el i i bi | i tl E ai rf i Bee Fi : i! i 8 : $5 : i if tl H i i iG I H ! : is i -F state ‘choice 35 years ago. ‘and’ fish . being |ly wounded at Hebron alone. miles of her Teo: mechan 11.00 Lp Regret Heed named president of the ‘and Began at Wailing Wall 4 hours and medium 7.60 to 1 fon, spoke on the plan of organiza- holding this office until 1627. Active Throughout, the fighting, which] | Dr. Hugo Eckener, commander to choice 150 Ib. tion and the central office, and Bruce in this work, he made constant plea | has its origin apparently in con-|the Graf Zeppelin, cull and common 3.56 MeCey of the schoo! of : 4 for the ‘preservation of game and was |troversies over Jewish use for wor-|ill for two days of the trip from Jagsbé good and choice: the University of fe Of Sie nanan ie wal- ship of the wailing wall, er left wall|Tokyo, was rushed by * moter tedasins of ancisal Solomon's teuple, [down town hotel, . 4 a FE a er €.