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

MINNEAPOLIS C: Minneapolis, Nov. 15.—(#)—Wheat receipts today 159 compared to 206 a Minneapolis cash wheat ‘an@ coarse grain closing quotations Delivered Arrive | MATERIAL UPTURNS FOR WHEAT VALS FOLLOW LIVERPOOL ‘1 dark northern IRRCOVERY IN STOCK VALUES CONTINUES . WITH LESS TRADING Moderate Recessions Take 4 Place in Last Half Hour After Steady Climb "NEW YORK STOCKS |today follow: ;}Cash Wheat— 15% Protein— 1 dark northern. CLOSING PRICES 1.22% @ 1.23% | Americah Metat .. merican Power a . M Broad General Buying of Future Deliveries Aided by Export Business Report 2 dark northern 1.23%@1.23% | Chicago, Nov. 15—(#)—Big export , buying of United States and Cana-| dian wheat today, probably 3.000.000 | shels, together with stock market gains, helped cause higher prices on wheat. Besides, reports were at hand telling of widespread black rust in Argentina threatening severe dam- age if hot humid weather develops. ‘Trade dispatches indicated rust in) general throughout Santa Fe, Cor-/| doba and entire Rios provinces, but is held in check by prevailing cool | %e to 1c a bushel | yesterday's finish. Mar. 1.23': to %%; May | i i i . 9 F, A | New York, Nov. 15.—(—The re- covery in stock prices, which started | « . gained considerable mo- |( | mentum today from a series of con- ; ;. developments. Trading <aited to maintain the pace |! set yesterday, but scores of the sca- soned dividend paying issues were carried up 2 to 20 points. juts curtiss Wright; Po ue to Ke down, | (Dec. 86% to ‘2; Mar. 91% to %; May Oats tac to %4 at ‘1c advanced, and} provisions unchanged to a rise of 10c. good part of the trade in corn today was of a local char- Despite lower quotations on hogs, provisions were firmer. Broad general buying of wheat fu- ture deliveries sprang anew today in the wheat market here and was given decided momentum on account of overnight North American export business estimated as high as 2,000,000 bushels. Besides, friends of higher prices here for wheat were encour- aged not only by upturns in stock ex- change valucs but also by a sharp unlooked for rise in the Liverpool wheat market. Meanwhile cables to-! day from Chicago crop experts in| Argentina said black rust on wheat stems was continuing to increase and 1G that damage had resulted in * provinces of Cordoba and Santa Fe. Reports of keen demand from do- mestic millers today for wheat acted as further stimulus to price gains in wheat future deliveries. Primary re- ceipts of wheat in the United States | today were only 703,000 bushels com- | pared with 1,609,000 bushels a year 12% Protein— 5, a, | money renewal rate to 5's per cent. | Leg Lasse | ‘The day's business news was rather | mixed in character. olds, chairman of the Continental- TMlinois bank and Trust company, was quoted as stating that “the s'ump in stock market has had some effect business and will be further felt | M the next few months” although expressed the opinion 1930 should be a good business year. Otis Elevator ran up 35 points, De- troit Edison 33, and Ingersoll Rand, ; American Machine and Foundry, J. I. Case, American Tobacco A, Colum- bian Carbon. R. H. Macy, and Allied Chemical sold 16 to 20 points higher. Johns Manville ran up 14',, Under- wood-Elliott-Fisher 13 and General | Eastman Kodak, Missouri 1 ‘Arthur Reyn- clephone and T {Choice 1 amber }Grade of 1 amber. Grade of 2 amber Grade of 1 durum rade of 2 durum (Schulte Stores Alcohol advanced 10 to 11 points. U. 8. Steel common moved up to 5 167, an overnight gain of 7 points, | and then eased to 165. Modcrate re- | cessions also took place in some of the other leaders on week-end profit tak- ing in the last half hour. FAVORABLE REPORTS BRING WHEAT UF Minneapolis, Nov. 15.——Virtual ly all news favored holders today and wheat futures rallied to a close with May %s cent higher for SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK 3, | South St. Paul, Nov. 15—(™%—\U.| 8. D. A.)—Cattle, 2,000; all classes in moderately active; | strong to 25 cents higher; she stock | showing most upturn; few fed year- lings upward to 13.50; horned grassers 9.50; plainer kinds 8.00; beef cows/ \ 6.00 to 7.25; heifers 7.00 to 8.25; low cutters and cutters 4.50 to 5. strong, spots 25 cents up; weighty; medium grades 8.00; Alma Ru feeders unchanged. Calves, 1,500; fully 50 cents lower; 12.50. Oats futures demand started good ger supply: but gradually thinned out and prices ed easily at the opening. Flax start- strong, dipped on profit taking and | Of Addiction to Drug CHICAGO LIVESTOCK 5.—(P)—(U. 8. D. A.) la Rubens, stage and film actress, may be released within a week from the Patton state hospital, where she has been confined four months undergo- ing treatment for narcotic addiction. The superintendent of the state hos- pital was quoted as having reported that Miss Rubens has been “com- pletcly cured.” ; opening slow, weak to 25 cents lower than Thursday; bid- ding mostly 8.85 on lights and butch- ers; best yearlings around 9.00; bid- 4.15 to 800 on packing sows; steady; bulk 8.00; light lights erage cost Thursday good to choice lambs most; Chicago, Nov. 1: 000; CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE Chicago, Nov. 15.—(>)}— Open High Low mostly 825; Hi ‘Packing’ and ‘Hissing’ In ‘Mike’ Is Northfield, Minn., Nov. 15.—(?)— Prof. Charles A. Culver of Carleton college today anounced he has per- fected a new radio device designed to cvercome two defects “packing” and in the ordinary micro- phone. Professor Culver, chairman of the Physics department at the college, said the new microphone had been used successfully in broadcasts from liminated bd 38 ss8E BSE 23 Ade A eS 2 a i a s? > test program. Paratus five y No carbon is used in the new de- Ses cutter 00d and cutter to (milk ( i z i 3 5 ++ ie Hd bg ih 2 Strong Wind and Rain j|°*4 Storms Sweep Spain il E s 5 1.21% L2l% 1.2043 +129 1.29% 1.28 ; & 5 5 5 2 ki FE ai ft ot pee cyt che s & | e uf s 3 z i + 307% 3.10 3.0613 307 3.10 3.06 3.07% i : 3.06 3.08% 3.04% 3.07% 307 3.10 306% 3.08 + 306 308 3.06% 208 3 E. s 2 s 3 = B 55 - 3 * gre I 5 8 i fi SERSSSSS : pertperererereces i f i give nt hl c il TIFEAR ‘BANDIT QUEEN’ + LED SHERIFF 10 TRAP Chicago. Nov. 15.—(4)—Fears were expressed today by northern Indiana ‘officials that Deputy Sheriff O. B. Jarman, of Rome, Ga.. had been slain :, {by companions of Elizabeth Brooks, | alias “Honey” Sullivan, alleged “ban- ‘dit queen,” whom he was taking back to Georgia. Jarman—or a man purporting to be him—presented extradition papers, signed by Gov. Harry G. Leslie of ‘Indiana to Sheriff Lyle of Lake! ‘county Tuesday for the young woman. |She was wanted in Rome with two |male companions in connection with a payroll robbery. Since Tuesday nothing definite has been heard of either Jarman or Miss Brooks. Authorities believe Jarman either was waylaid and slain after | : | Obtaining the extradition papers from | {the governor and his documents | |stolen and used by the young wom- |an's companions, or that he was slain i while en route back to Georgia with | her. ‘Bancorporation Okays Stock Right Privilege Minneapolis, Nov. 15.—()—Direc- { {lors of the Northwest Bancorporation. ; jhave approved action of the executive | {committee in granting an extension ‘of 30 days for exercising rights or warrants outstanding whereby hold- .* ters are given the right to buy addi- {tional corporation stock at a price; {less than the market. The directors also authorized the regular quarterly dividend payment {Jan. 1 at the rate of $1.80 per share jannually. The Bancorporation now {controls 79 banks and trust compa- nies, having combined resources of |, E. W. Decker, president. in an ad- idress at the meeting yesterday said in sound and permanent banking istructure for the northwest was the *jaim of the management. Terrorists Strike at City’s Administration Chicago, Nov. 15.—()—Terrorists {struck at the city administration to- {day when they bombed the south side home of James Breen, first assistant corporation counsel. Breen and his wife were thrown ;from bed by the losion, but were jrot hurt. The property damage was ,e:timated by Breen to be $5,000. Scv- feral patients in the Evangelical| ‘Deaconess hospital ucarby were awakened and frightened by the de- said he had received no threats and was unable to account for jthe attack. The bomb was exploded on the front porch of the Breen bun- galow shortly after midnight. It tore a hole in the roof, drove in the front door, shattered windows, loosened Plaster throughout the residence and toppled pictures, china, and bric-1 brac to the floor. Ermatinger Deter- mined to Battle Bond Claim to Finish (Continued from Page one) Propaganda to discredit those con- rag with a prior state administra- Says Lund Venomous ‘He charges that Lund, while making the examination, “boasted and ve- nomously state’ (nat ‘we're going to get Ermatinger, meaning thereby pares they Niece pad find some lence w! yy they plausibly might malign and injure your affiant Ermatinger further charged that I. J. Moe, a member of the highway commission, “has reneatedly, ;:rivately and publicly, wilfully, maiiciously, maligned, villified and insulted your affiant"—and that such enmity “ due to the fact that your affiant, while secretary of the state highway commission, and in the honest and fearless performance of his duty, re- Peatedly thwarted and prevented the said Moc from employing his office a8 a member of said commission and the said department, for his personal gain, profit and ends; and that your affiant regretfully and reluctantly admits that he did not always suc- because the said Moe was aided ‘and abetted by the cabal of engineers Mee Asked for $30 Ermatinger said one of his first acts as secretary was to refuse ap- proval of a voucher submitted by Moe for a per diem of $30 for one day's attendance at a highway com- mission ¥ The legal per diem a the 1 Bulletin, Ermati:, is being handled a HU ail : : 5 g i : 5 THR a il Hy rt H 3 | ~ Hl i Hl ‘ Hl | : MALE HELP WANTED H LEARN Barbering now at the Oldest Accredited Institution of its kind. Catalog Free Moler Barber College, Fargo, N. D., Butte, Mont. | rn APARTMENTS | FOR RENT—Two room nicely fur- | nished apartment in newly decor- | ated home, downstairs, private | south entrance, gas for cooking. | Light, heat and water furnished. | Convenient to bath. Also sleeping | room for rent. Call at 818 Seventh | street or phone 300-W. i HIGH CLASS—Very desirable all furnished 4 room apartment, strict- ly modern, electric stove, built-in features, steam heat, Baby Grand | piano, rent reasonable to right par- ! ty, references required. Write Trib- | une No. 74. | FOR RENT—Apartments juei com: | pleted, private bath, hot water heat, equipped with General Electric re- frigerator and elect: stove, close in, furnished or unfurnished. Call | at 518 Fifth street or sce Dr. R. 8. Enge. FOR RENT—Five room apzriment, including bath. Heat and water furnished. Hot water at all tim: Close in. Ready for occupan Nov. 15. $50.00 per month. 706} Thayer. Inquire at Dicks Grocery. | FOR RENT—Modern clean 3 apartment, ground floor. bath, furnished or par occupancy Noveinber for sale; Bed and daybed. Phone _ 1468 or call at 601 Second sircet. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished apart- ment for light housekeeping, suit- able for four persons. Occupancy | November 15th. Call at 222 Third street. FOR RENT—Three room unfurnished apartment. Private entrance. Heat, lights and water furnished. Phone 1275-3 or call at 313 Fourteenth | street. | FOR RENT—A warm three room} partly furnished apartment on ground floor. Private entrance. Hot water heat. Inquire at 111 Ave. A west. FOR RENT—Moderii furnished apart- ment on ground floor. Also garage for rent. One gateleg table for sale. _Call 614 Eighth strect. | FOR REN! rnished or unfur- | nished s at the Ro 3 street. FL W. | FOR RENI—Iwo c: three room; furnished apartments in the Lau- rain apartment City heat, al-; ways hot water. B. F. Flanagan. | phone 303. | APARTMENT FOR RENT—At the Inquire ments, | nished apartment in Varne) 7 | A REAL investment, paying over twenty per cent nei, clear. Eight | apartments, always full, completely | will deal direct with the owner on payments, $11,000.00. EIGHT ROOM stucco house, fi place, sun porches, attached ¢: ge, nice trees and lawn, 75 foot lot, easy payments, $3300.00. FIVE ROOM modern cottage, mod- | | i .00. | FOUR ROOM coltaze. toilet, lights, | water, nice trees, cheap at $2200.00. | FIVE ROOM bungalow uth froni, reasonable terms, $3500.00. FIVE ROOM stucco bungalow, at-/ tached garage, brand new, never | lived in, very reasonable terms can | be arranged, a real house at} $5700.00. | BUY SOMETHING YOU KNOW} ABOUT and at home and where there is no gamble. F. E. YOUNG. st of commons, Tom Shaw, war minis- | ter, said three soldiers of a Scottish regiment stationed in Jamaica had) been convicted by court martial “on; two charges of joining in mutiny of forces belonging to his majesty’s army.” He said no details of the af- | fair had been received. Upward Revision Is Indicated on Farm Tariffs Generally! (Continued from page one) iff on fresh and sour cream from 30) to 56.6 cents a gallon as compared | with the house rate of 48 cents;! Of lure is not less than 35 per cent ad skimmed milk and buttermilk from 1) to 2.05 cents per gallon; unswectened | condensed milk from 1 to 1.3 cents a pound; sweetened condensed milk from 1.5 to 2.75 cents a pound; all other condensed milk from 1.365 tc 2.53 cents a pound; dried whole milk} from 3 to 6.5 cents a pound; dried} cream from 7 to 12.333 cents a pound; dried skimmed milk and dried butter- milk from 1.5 to 3 cents a pound and malted milk from 20 to 35 per cent | ad valorem. 1 The levy on cheese and cheese sub- | stitutes was increased from 5 to 8) cents a pound provided the latter fig-| valorem. Duties on live poultry were raised from 3 to 8 cents a pound and/ on dressed poultry from 6 to 10 cenis | @ pound. Another amendment adopted made clams, now on the free list, dutiable at 30 per cent ad valorem, as com- with the house proposal of 35! it. Oats Tariff Boosted the first of the impor- lucts, an increase in the | fi 15 to 16 cents a was voted. beans would be made @utiable @ cent a pound under an- ‘amendment adopted whereas on the free list. A raise cents a pound on dried, evaporated cherries was Surprised by a new uprising in the in ranks, emanating princi- from the newer members classi- “Hoover regulars,” the weary was plugging ahead with its jive week's recess before the session overwhelmingly de- Without warning this new Repub- lican bloc came to the surface yes- to strike out against the party HI gE 838 & b, g i in Effective Jan. 3, 1928 3 Insertions, 25 words or under 1 week, 25 words or under Ads over 25 words, 3c a CLASSIFIED DISPLAY RATES 90 Cents Per Inch All classified ads are cash in ad- vance. Copy should be received by 9 o'clock to insure insertion same chimneys cleaned, work guarantee: Phone 398. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PHONE 32 HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SA! FOR SALE—Portable Solid oak dining room extenston table. baby buggy, coal oil heater. First street or call large sunrooms, 5 and 6 bedroom | with large closets, finished base ments with insulated walls, one extra toilet. Eight foot ceilin with complete electric laundi Large bedroom, 2 extra rooms coal room, furnace room, hall fine stairways to basement. floor. Very large living room, din ing room, kitchen and one larg} sunroom that can be heated. have two buildings with bedroom. on fist floor, Four large bedroom, and 4 closets and bath, on secont floor. Front porches with fine oa | beveled plate doors, sun room witli iy French beveled plate doors, living iat room with beveled plate windows i All houses very highly decorated located between Avenues D and ¥ fd on Eighth cross from high school grounds whe! it BARGAINS in used furniture. Ken- nelly Furniture Co.. Mandan, N. D. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY | MUST SELL restaurant, fixtures and Business ts good and g00d location in city D.. Mrs. H. Berthean, | LOST--A §20.00 bill ‘Tuesday after- hoon in O'Brien's cafe or Bank of North Dakota. Finder please re- turn to Tribune for reward. Quiet he lies in his shroud at rest His lids closed tight in the sleep of the surgeons had done their} school building. tion in town. Close to schools, cai ital and 4 blocks from hospitals These houses all have hot wat activities sure did cease. BUT—If John Doe had visited the M. MacLachlan ard) he would still be an ai tive member of the community. He made the mistake of being bulled into a surgical operation, and he was very foolish, for surgery can- Disease is in the How can you cut disease out of the blood with a knife? We DO because we remove the s from the blood. With | ine Blood Treatment and | amin Herbs, Roots and Bark and our Scientific Food Combina- | tions we remove the CAUSE of | our system ot | S$ SURGERY we have| CURED HUNDREDS and we can! years. I will sell them for lest moncy than they can be built for On monthy payments. No payé not cure disease. ment down requested to reliable good location. Have also a new £ room house for sale on Mandar street. Complete in every way like the nine room houses with finish4 ed basement, sunroom, hardwoo floors and hot water heat. 8 Lucas Block, Bismarck, N. Dak. | (NO KNIFE). FOR SALE furnished, no incumbrance. You) 4 MODERN FIVE ROOM BUNGA- | S, full basement, furnace heat, good neighborhood, close to Sales price $5300.00, $500 cash, balance monthly like rent. | ern, east front, spick and span,| SIX ROOM MODERN TWO STORY " hardwood floors, fireplace, three bedrooms, built-in features, south front, near school, good lo- Sales price $6250.00, $400.00 cash, balance like rent. occupied immediately. Also two large rooms for rent. Call at 100: Ave. A. FOR RENT—Bungalow, five rooms and bath, all modern and in splen- did condition. Immediate occu- pancy. Fine location, on pavement. Phone 499-J. FOR RENT—A modern seven room, house on Fifth street. An eight: room modern house, with hot was ter heat on Ave. B. G. F. Dullam. FOR RENT—Four room modern house. Close in. Cheap rent. Call at City Cafe or 405 First street, Ready for occupancy December 1. FOR RENT—A six room modern, house at 706 Fourth street, withi| hot water heat. Available by the) 15th. Phone 186. FOR RENT—Strictly modern : room bungalow, close in, attached | garage. Inquire O. W. Roberts. | Phone 151. FOR RENT—Six room house witit bath, 421 Third street. For infor-i mation cail at 423 Third street. TEN ROOM MODERN HOUSE DI- vided into apartments, two bath- rooms, full basement, furnace heat, monthly income $180.00. This house $7000.00, without furniture $5800.00. FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGA-/ hardwood floors, full base- furnace heat, outside gar- age, reasonable taxes, near schools. Sales price $3850.00, good terms. houses with prices and terms to f! any purchaser. Eleven years active city selling. HEDDEN REAL ESTATE FOR RENT—Seven room th house, hot water heat. Call at 414 | _Twel{th street. Phone 872. se room with two closets and; FOR RENT—Four room furnished -in cupboard. Could be used | — for light housekeeping. For Sale: Otter collar for man's Call at 720 Second street or Call at 1210 Broadway. FOR RENT—Seven room modern newly decorated house. Call at 812 je = Ts || ORO BURORE, FOR RENT—Two furnished light = housckeeping rooms. One basemen‘ room with cooking privileges $7.00. Also for rent: A garage. 517 _E, Second street or phone FOR RENT—On ground floor, a two room furnished suite, also single furnished room with light house- keeping privileges, no children, Call at 422 Fifth street. FOR RENT—Furnished room, hot water heat, close in. Suitable for one or two gentlemen. Good ven- 116 West Thayer. Phone FOR RENT—Two rooms and bath, ground floor, private entrance, partly furnished. Close in. 211 West Rosser or phone 982. FOR RENT—Two well furnished| be seen at Frank h rooms in modern home with board.| street, or call at W. 8. Casselman's, Reasonable rates. Phone 204-J or 4 call at 111 Washington street. _219 Eighth street. Phone 272, é tae * zoom | "horses for rendering purposes, Wilt FOR RENT— sleeping for with clothes closet, convenient to} or phone prices “Northern bath and extra warm, near postof- fice. Call at 208 Rosser Ave. for and Fur Co, | : i a i i furnished. First floor. Private en- FOR RENT—Furnished sleeping room in modern home, gentlemen only. Call at 117 First street. Phone OR RENT—Nicely furnished sleep- ing fooms, Close in, Call at $17 Sixth street. . I YO! A uate, must have work as doctos jg assistant or clerk at once. Willir” to work for small salary to leat business. Write Tribune, in care WORK WANTED—By dependal young woman. Prefers clerical General office position. Somo ¢ perience. Must have work 0 Price reasonable. ‘wants worl perienced. City or coun! Ht Walters, Wibaux, Montana. | WANTED—General housework, cit or country. Mrs. Mickels, Gen. Del City ee HOUSES AND FLats) 3 “NOTICE FOR SALE—Four new nine ro residences. Stucco, hardwo floors, hot water heat, stucco gi ages attached, plastered and fin ished, heated. Houses have fin t i om be built about ¢ smaller building: ' their values. ‘These re the finest and bes: built in’ Bismarck for will pay for) yy renting out apart< id rooms, because of the | | er, J. J. Rue, 711 Avenue A on | ounds where buildings a located from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m, First} one gets the pick of them all. Thes buildings are all ready for oceu pancy except one which will b ready in about 3 weeks. FOR RENT—Two all modern houses in good condition. Six room and” n room. Hardwood floors. Close in. Save t fare. Easy to heat. Garage with each house. Can be occupied immediately, Phone during the day. ‘a FOR RENT—Modern five room hou and bath at $35 per month or $30 © per month if paid three months in advance at 415 Fifteenth street! north. Cail at 810 Sweet Ave. o: Phone 541-M. "3 FOR RENT—Six room modern house with three large bedrooms, full basement with laundry. Can be’ § house, suitable for small familys] MISCELLANEOUS DIAMONDS direct from porten and cutters at great savings. Guare| anteed. Wrist and pocket c at bargain prices. Liberal allowance! offered on old watches. Cash or eaves Sage tie repairing (ex: pert work). orders taken care of. James Ww Maree Office at 108 Third street, south Hotel Prince, , Bismarck, N. Dak. WANTED—FURS, HIDES, METALS, Ship or bring us your furs now, pay highest cash prices. NO me oe & oe: CO., 900 street new brick building, marck, N. Dak. FOR SALE—Buffalo coat in condition, size 44, price $75.00, C Krall’s at 107 Fitth Phone N. Dak. bite HH r i i FE re gk 2 Te = | Savene