The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 21, 1930, Page 9

| UVERPOOL BOOSTS New York Stocks STOCK MART UNABLE Adams Express 30 Advance Rumely . 1% Alleghany Corporatiot 27 Allied Chemical and D: 302 AW) Altis-Chalmers Manufactu S34 | i American Bosch Magneto, 36% | American Can .. 41 American Commercial “Alcohol: 184 s likin he RE j merican and Foreign Pow: 798 \- Dispatches From Leading Ob-| Aisriat Ms maittts {Zh | Speoulation for Riss, Conoen merican Locomotiv: i | servers Say Follage in the | Amertcan Meu! waad'ight sss this centrated in Rail and Food merican Power 4! | Southwest Insufficient American Radiator. 32% Shares, Moves { American Rolling Mills 728, Z eis) American Smelte, and Fi se Lie ene Ree merican Sugar in! ee ew ‘ork, 21h The , sreilcago, May, . 21 (AP)—Despite| american Teleph, and Telegraph 242% | stock’ markes “again fo found jtsele at a offerings. from the conte eot ae vince [American Water Worka sees 108° | fort in the road today a: conl caeerings, from, the southwet at time, American Wool pfd. 3844 | siderable heuitancy, took ite turn toad the wheat market here averaged high: | Anaconda Copper . 3872 | Ing downhill. Speculation for the rise, a vated ce ¢ payl 3 Andes hs einle 38 neentrated in ail and food credited to the influence of traders | Aten ete a made some headway for & time, sro. wane warttarie cepresstegcshant atnerl ctnsis Epjotae earns by abate eet selves as “bullish on the United States” | Aviation Corporation’. There have bees several sporadic ef- Baldwin pecoemative forts of late, however, to start on Baltimore & Ohi nth Barnedall A teel trade reviews were Bendix Aviat! what pessimistic tone “with market easily influenced. | Bethighem Steel ign sult giving ground,” sald iron ninynengyclosed firm, %4 to Zac a bushel | Borg-Warner Cotporation . with selling increasingly age than yesterday's finish. May, | Brunswick-Balke . the lull in tron and stee! vt Lens 3 Tuly 1.04% to 14; Sept. 1.06% to | Burroughs Adding we Calumet ai ni ' Gorn closed So off to Hho u Calumet and Hecla ~ 1ie advanced, and pro- Canadian Pacific « 208 1, | dend of ont: by Calumet and ‘ atying from ize decline tora 0944 | Arizona anda al ing of consymer ") Emphasizing something of a jump 218 the more reassuring, items in Liverpool wheat values today were 14% the cateeee advices that as result of the excep- $3" tionally small Amount of wheat on/¢ 3% b ocean passage, together = , sient, Of Balan reueltoe tn nena eae ” @ Northwes! = ic 388 Sion ae “Ragsion that ae ce tae buying will have to develop. | Tt was | Chicago, Rock Island Pacitic 1HG [Port trad, the world outlook ig im. gals edhe aid eee acetate Pet ie, [Prscnteatns oe screen caus from North America. Meanwhile, un- d El 83% | "Calumet and. Arison. broke ‘more favorable crop conditions in European | Columbia Graphophone 27% lthan 10 points to the lowest price in wi neat fields were described as persist- | Commercial Tih and new ern' east | five years, and Jersey Central, a com- iB: staged Southern -- 314 | paratively Inactive, high-priced tssue, erally regarded as well soaked, dis- 29% Jeri in. patches today trom & JeARing Chickee: Continental Gu sit ternitlonal “Harvester, Westinghouse crop observer said that as a rule the Coating 2g*|Blectric and | Air Reduction | were br Oklahoma have insufficient foliage | Corn, Broducts 1814 Moret toting Por" points oF to conserve soll moisture, and that | Crucible Steel {oxy |__In the early rise, Hocking Valley the exhausted condition of roots will| Curtiss Wrig! 2a, {rose more than 30 points, and Atchi- op? require plentiful moisture continually. | Du Pont 347% | son, New Haven, Chesapeake and Ohio, A = Overnight export business in North | Bastman Kodak 7, | Baltimore and Ohio, Wabash, Reading American wheat was said to have been | Baton Axle and Spring + 28% land Norfolk and Western mounted of fair volume, including some Bure-| Electric Auto Lite . 38% | toa point ‘ational Biscuit, Loose pean continental purchasing of Unie | Pincus Power and He Wiles ana t United Biscuit eained abo ted States wheat afloa' Fox Film & 49% |2 points, and gains of a point or so Auspicious weather throw h gthe| Preeport. te Ti8 | were rr geet prem sles. Sore ecwe Tater Howser, the mar-| General American "Tank Cat's. 10 WS IT RI eG the stack, Be IRTO Huth LEASED kde ech | General Foods iets ate este acd j also of the amaller corn stocks, excel-| General Gas and: 494%] The market vdiied under shorticoys lent feeding profits and the fact that | Genera, Baliway 275 [ering in the last few minutes, U. 8. PO lel vente. Arti Y corn to. | Gillette Safety Razor Be es i Se ed in soveral years, Arrivals of com to-/Goig Busta 2 Gif ]loms, ‘butt, “the, undertone remained day totaled 76 cars; a week #g0 601 Gocayear Tire und Rubbers... 82. |heavy, and stocks generally showe and a year ago,26 cars. ed corn | Graham’ Paige Noto $ jSp [substantial net losses. ine gimission house selling eased corn | Great Northern pfd. + pi] Although ofterings, were light, the 2 prices again toward the last, Oats ay" | Great Northern fron + EH [market was practically without aul » Provisions were responsive to down- Gan ccer + 38a [Rha erratic ‘ turns in the value of hogs. Houdaille Hershey 1 20°] 1. Case lost more than 20 ‘ ae Houston Oil + 94% |tnghouse Electric, Vanadium, ae ‘MinneapoNs, May 21. P t fates: 2 than 3 “beeakin crdough 1 ter. ~5 futures were eae Rags anne “ALY Indian Refining seas | ‘The closnig nes jes ap- Tuy closed %% higher and Sept. (4 to] international Combu Stee eee % higher. 2 “*comn futures opened better but Durutn, weet i sharply , Increased, arrive purchases! y ‘Durum. Open Ls ar Close | soon had the market moving. 4 Johee-at , May... BY 3a } ward, Trade was mode el pringtield Tire’. . Tre centinuea dull and Goren tis. toes “it ae 06% iveries % ennecott Copper with no trade of cons Kolater Radios feature. Flax pressure was but there was no demand to offset. September held well but July was off because of liquidation. Cash whea tofferings were heavier and bid were considerably weaker. Lower protein quality much hard- \ er,to sell than has been the case. Fair- ly good demand was noted. High mix- tures of spring with durum moved jonly the choice d Corn demand w Oats demand was fair. very narrow and offerings were Barley offerings were extreme- fair, ly light and demand was steady. Flax offerings were fair and demand was 8. Rreuger & To Kroger Grocery Loew's, In Mack ‘Trucks ” Missouri, Kansas & Missourl Pacific . Montgomery Ward Nash Motors . National Air Li FROST RR RR Hansen woo awacsismnme sem amenie at S2eed RESUS Or ant AVE SANNG DARN DD COMANGNE NDS Am HADI AAR NAA ATNASBUDARS SASSO AMA Dam De Ree ES SO It Ese IS MC HOS HE Om no ee ¢ is|tived in Duluth it came very near t{ice; and by Dr. Harry Brandes on THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1930 ROTARY DELEGATION LOST DULUTH BEDS Club Hears of Canceled Reser- vations Due to Operator Garbling Telegram Reviews of the district Rotary con- vention at Duluth occupied the pro- gram at the noon luncheon of the club today. A score of Bismarck Ro- tarians attended the annual affair— q|the largest delegation present, at least from North Dakota, George Duemeland, it was brought out, made elaborate arrangements for the accommodation of the Bismarck party. However, at the last moment, the three Rotary-Anns listed to ac- company their husbands from here, changed their minds. Duemeland sent on a telegram: “Bismarck Rotary-Anns back | Cancel their reservations.” The telegraphic operator thought | there was an orthographic error in the telegram. So the Duluth hotel where the local delegation had made reservations received this: “Bismarck Rotarians back out. Cancel their reservations.” ‘When the Bismarck delegation ar- sleeping on the ‘park benches or stretching its legs on the park sod. ‘The reserved rooms had been given to other guests. The Bismarck party finally was crowded into two rooms. Reports on group activities were made by Dr. L. W. Larson, on at- tendance; by Frank Murphy on vo- cational service—imbedded in which was a point that kept the club roar- ing fine minutesandgiggling through- out the rest of the luncheon; by L. K. Thompson on international serv- community service. Burt Finney reported on his visit to the national pharmaceutical con- vectiba &t Washington. He also vis- ited Baltimore and New York. Major A. K. Kupfer, of Fort Lin- coln, was introduced as a guest. Re- cently he was slated for membership, but an assignment to Knoxville, Ten- nessee, will take him away from here uba|shortly, so he cannot assume the membership. e, President Brandes réported Rotary International's strength as 3,324 clubs e{and 148,000 members, an increase of 27 clubs in a month. HOOVER, CONFEREES CONFER ON TARIFR Solution of Dispute Between Senate and House on Flex- ible Provisions Sought Washington, May 21.—(?)—Presi- dent Hoover” conferred today with congressional conferees on the tariff bill on a solution of the dispute be- tween the senate and house over the Local Married Men Sa wae To Get Preference |!, Weather Report | For Gas Line Jobs | rémperature at 7am. ... Highest yesterday Lowest last night Precipitation to 7 a Highest wind v GENERAL .(Continyed from page one) dan, the company has 500 men on the Williston line and 400 scattered REPORT along the right of way of the Bis- reed ‘Temarace, Pres marck. line, mostly in the towns. Boise, Pdaho,-pt clay. et dal Unemployed Stage March Alt 100 ‘The fact that local applicants who 5 came late for jobs say they recog- nized Mandan workers in the gang working here led to the assembling) 1 of about 30 idle laborers this mornij at the Webb brothers corner. They marched to the Montana-Dakota of-| fice, then 15 came back up town and called on City Commissioner John French, who directed them to see Mayor Lenhart and Commissioner 8. D., clay, Paul Wachter. These suggested a Beare ‘Haack meeting at the Association of Com-|Salt Lake City, cloudy. 68 66 merce rooms at 10 o'clock. Seattle, Wash. pt cldy. 46 44 At the Association rooms the men| Sheridan, Wro., clear. 50 50 < Sioux City, Ia.. pt cldy. 66 66 « put forward a committee consisting| Spokane, Wash. pt cldy 42 40 : of Tony Groetsch, James Douglas, idle or in’ fooler i: HH ‘ James Mellon and H. W. Voight, the] Winnises, Man gt ptéidy 62 8.00 latter one of the Felix Oldboy base- {ball players of Sunday, to confer for them. Besides the commission. Man- NORTH DAKOTA REPORT Temprtrs. Pri Station— High Low In. ager Trimble, of the gas company.| Bismarck, pt cloudy $i 53.00 and Secretary Harry P. Goddard, of| Amenia, clear 200 the association, sat in and helped de- | Beach, clear BY velop the plan for easing the unem-j Carrington, pt 100 ployment situation. ; Prone eae sroned een Check Community Building ‘foo | Dickinson’ clear, 100 When the course to be taken had Se ey a a ‘been agreed on, Auditor Atkinson im- . | mediately began registering appli-| Chena rerke nt cio 00 cants. These had grown to 60 or 70| Hankinson, clear . 200 by this time. with prospects of fully| fiottingér, pt cloudy 0 a hundred filing. Larimore, clear . 200 Employment on the community Ten pt cloudy 00 building also was brought up in the| Max, Pt cloudy . ae conference. The workers seemed to] Napoleon, cloudy . 00 think that outsiders had been brought | Pembina, clear ....4 uy in on this contract. It was stated by| Santen, pt cio ‘oo commission members that Contractor | Williston, clear . 200 Weinberger had laid down a policy of | Wishek: cloudy. diay! Bl employing Bismarck workers, and it was assumed that if any outsiders were in the gang working on the me- morial building, they must be skilled men he could not obtain here. However, City Auditor Atkinson will ask Mr. Weinberger for a payroll list and check up on it to ascertain whether theré are any men on the operation who are keeping a Bismarck man out of a job where the latter would be entitled to preference. Many New Residents Idle City Auditor Atkinson commented that the prospect of work here this spring, due to the several buitding operations and the gas line construc- tion, had brought in a lot of laborers last winter. These, he said, are still here and many are on the verge of distress. It was decided to treat such cases on their merits. Married Bis- marck men or,sons who have invalid or crippled parents to support will be given first consideration, then un- married Bismarck men, and, on their merits, the cases of newcomers of, last winter will be handled for the most Good to all. Until the situation had been cleared up by Manager Trimble, there was much muttering by the protesting idle against what they thought was dis- crimination against Bismarck labor, but which Manager. Trimble showed them was a-misunderstanding . which the registration plan is expected: to adjust to the satisfaction of all. ‘T FOR BIDS WEATHER FORECASTS For Bismarck ana vicinity unsettled tonight and Thursday; ability of local showers or thunder- storms. Much cooler. For North Dakota: Mostly unsettled tonight and Thursday; probability of local showers or thunderstorms. Much cooler tonight, and east and south central portions Thursday. For South Dakota: Mostly unset- tled; possibly local showers or thun- derstorms tonight or Thursday. Much cooler tonight, and east and south portions Thursday For Iowa: Mostly unsettled; proba- bility of local showers or thunder- storms tonight or Thursday. Cooler Thursday in west and north portions, and in extreme northwest portion to- ni For. dinnescta: Mostly unsettled; probability of local showers or thun- derstorms tonight or Thursday. Cooler tonight in west portion, much cooler Thursday. For Montana: Unsettled and colder tonight; rain or snow in southwest jertion: Thursday generally fair. rost and freezing temperatures to- night. GENERAL CONDITIONS deep low-pressure area, accom- panied by high temperatures, extends rom Manitoba southwestward to. the central Rocky mountain region, The Pressure is high along the Atiantic id somewhat cooler weather Is over the western Canadian in the northwestern jon occurred over the states. Precipit northwest. Small grains Reding Meavily, but made slow. growth due to cloudy weather and ‘unseasonably low tems perature. Copious showers were ge eral during the fore part of the w: Seeding small grains generally con pleted, flax seeding under way. Plow ing for corn. well advanced y some Hing lanting done 1 th portion, Wild | quiet to slo: x % flenibl vel planting done in south port ld } 5 le provision. a ‘and tame grasses made rapid growth k ‘pee ee p.| New eats ena Consideration was given to a com-| | Sealed bids for rond gravelling bes and afforded ample feed for livestock, | a) Hoe 20,000, including | -| New York, N. H. & Hartfor 5% ‘which would curb the power} <2ction 6. T. 142, R79, and between | tion’ Graveled fondo meres li Peet; mostly 10 to 15e lower Sora ee oaks Tis on tariff rates allowed the chief ex-| Section 3%, inv bo and between Sectlon| side roads generally rough. " slow ‘later, trade active at decilnrj| Northern Pacific 4 yleoutive under the flexible clause inj 1, 7.142; R80, ane teen a | River atage al 7 arm, 3.) fect: ra¥ato Uae thanke 130 to 300 ib 9.15, t9| QUST ee and weer « b3 existing Jew and that provided in the hurdles County, North | neh" hanaS* attr” 35 Hans et Butehers, medium. te ch a cific Lightin SaaS house bill. Avill be Tfesioners of the said|. Station barometric pressure at 7 0 80 to 10 bs.| Packard Motors, : % _. lutea the court house in the City | ™ pg TCE et aE | Pan-American Petro , North Dakota, until two Tietss130- to 160 1a i] ParamountcFamous-Lasky 4 ore | Wheat Import Dues in [cf Bismarck. North, Dakots, Meteorol packing sows 8.90 to 9.0. Figs, med’, |Parmalee Trans. a % 08 I | plans and’ specifications are on file ayaTina choleets00 to 1800 Tbs. 12,26] Pathe rane? eri OF France Are Increased | .it:' the County Auditor or may be \ ty 14.255 1100 to 1300 Ibs, 11.50 to 14.255 ia ‘Ratinond’ a BH gotained from ; eae .00; com= . urve: a ’ 4 scenes nae Ise, up. igo to Phillipe ee 3 28% | _ Paris, May 21—@—The official ‘The fcitowing approximate quanti; Today’s Congress , 12.25, Fed yearlings, good and choice] butaic service Cor! rit 3838 | sournal today promulgated a decree | ties, are sive F OE der i is elon Pullman Company . 16% :30%% | raising the customs import dues on 16,200 cubic yard miles. ‘i A OM an cnet ad medium 7.00 to[pursit Baking - A 74% | wheat from 50 to 80 francs per hun-| ‘The price bid per cubic yard -mile & pe Sow pe malas, 200 tol Radio Corporate 4 dred kilograms (2.83 bushels). The) fhall, include, the cost Of ArePPing, } 0. Cows, goo ice 7.75 10} Radio-Kelth-Orphéum. 41% i . loading, hauling and spreading. ip] + common, dere copes Gee. Reading oom aay, A tr} ats juties on flour and other wheat pro- | © Wor! on thi *fontract shall be, be; wy cutter an | Remington Ran “1 & t lair than June 15th, Bulls, good and cholee (het) 7-50 t0 Reo tot oF “si sitesi 5 os soya en yA Shp mens ‘pro: and comp! leted not later than July 0; eal public Iro: . A port! Le t Veaiers (milk fed) good and choice! Rernoids Tobac 52% a nie a ta vaatibececcompanindeby, Togo to 12.00; medium 8,50" to 10.90:| Richtleld Of of california Ha 69 iN a certified check for Five per cent of cull and common 6.00 to 8.30; stocker! Royal Dutch Shell 5 BISMARCK MCrailer Co. {the total amount bid, endorsed or | and feeder steers, £o ne chnlee or Safeway Stores. FA % 32 NER ee tay 21. 1320. made payable, to George Fe will, | eights: A . Louis & Sa : : > May 2 Chairman a i medium 7,50 to 9.75. Schulte Retail Stores Fat 40 3 | Commissioners as a guaranty that the N Sheep 9,000; steady to 25 higher;| Seaboard Air Line 1 | bidder will, if successful promptly bulk’shorn lambs 9.25, to 9 50; top .to| Sears Roebuck . 52% | ng ; bidder (vung execute a contract wit 10.00; good, w ‘ool lal et 10. Servel, eS 4 Ly Yo. | ber ert a surety bond for the full amount bid, 10.25 to Shattuck, ‘e tor the performance of the worl 0. Slaughter classes! shell Union Oli 21% The Board of County Commiasioners dirigibte j ms, ifn, and choles aa8 Simmons. Compan H % MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN of the tg coun mee Uns re: nace work op second defi- um 5) imms Petroleum ‘8 w |) Serves e ri ha ‘common 8.50 to 9.50, Lambs, good| Sinclair Consolidated Oil 26% Minnespolie, May 21 —, bids. committee resumes its and common tips dows 9.00 to, 10.00; | Southern Pacific 88% | 16% protein’ Delivered ‘To Arrive By order of the Board of County medium 8.25 to 9.25; common Southern Railway u ‘dark nor. 1.08% 1.078% 1.09% cWte .. Commissioners. 4. 8.25; medium cS choice 92 liek 140 ips. Sparks wathley Fron FH % 2 dark nor. ie pare inte ereeat aa A. C. JAMINGER <, Tezumes | ) \ 3'00'to 9.90. Ewes, medium to cl andard Brands. . 2: 3 dark nor. 1. 21-2 ' jo broaden f 3; cull and| Standard Gas and Biectric ..... 11 ——— ener cadets fe- 150 Tos. Gove 00 aby feeder lambs,| Standard Oll'of California + 14a | 14a protein 1.07% 1.08% 1.08% DULUTH CASH GRAIN ADVERTISEMENT FOR BINS ial iii go ana Ehotes nt guots Sade glatseg onc cs ER || arte, SN LEAR Co oc) tte ha tanh fe ond Crean pasted mini oe : lark nor. 1: i : cane s rat 37% | 13% protein to arrive May $2.56%; arrive, $2.57'2:| seated bids for road Srading be; ’ po kytcattl : 2,300; market opening 2 al inet ; nbs pees ands, ie-and 17, 20 and 3 1° at and ‘om Position, Wanted a ie : an ni fj an Ly an ts weak to 25 lower 8 Wheat, No. J dark northern, $1. Pee Ae oii Soke beeen, Eig slow prospects she stock, with| Texas Pacific LA. Tr. 2 3 sii to 1.108; No, 2do..1,01%, to. 1.6 Burleigh County, North’ Dakota: will | YOUNG WOMAN wants a position to steers and yearli: showing full| Timken Roller Bearing 7 03% 1.02% 1.04% |3 do., 1.01% to 1.08% ; No. 1 north be receiveé by the Board of County assist with sewing or embroidery, downturn: practically no early steers;| Transcontinental Oil 19% fora fuiig "to 1.049; Neo. 2 do. 99% 13 | Commissioners of the aia Count mee oe hf nsidered salable| Underwood Elliott 1094 "00 $6e; ‘o. 1 dark hard Montana, 96 use in thi ty. of at experienced. r particulars wi or long, yearlings held Carbide 3 No. Saige to 81%; X0.| marche North. Dakote, “until, two| ‘Tribune, in care of Ad. No, 24 Fei " “| marc! fort a, a Ie re be 1 ae a elB eee cae tote | United Arerste - it $8 aiip song er Not | isha apecltieations are on fie 75 to 9.25; low. cutters FI United Cigar Store: 197% 4%c; No. 2 do. with the County Auditor or may be Dead Animals ted netters 460 to 8.7 Gulls firm, out: | United Corporatio ‘ i ma Xe. me gitzum 89%. gprained from 7. R. Atkinson, County imals Wan t 8 to 7.35; ee 5 4 * ne re OEY aE Eee ae EN, ae ding medium & ind stockers nome Pas Gaz Improvernen 43% 109% 0H 1S hes sae; “Work. von this contract must be be. | WE HAUL away FREE OF CHARGE, alte to fancy, 5 330; t later than June 10th, yy Mnally steady... unchanged: g.ood|U-S, Realty and Improvement. 63% CL See medium’ to good, 47. 0. 0c; lower | sua completed not jater than duly| ead hogs, sheep, cattle and horses LN grades 9.50 to mostly 10.00; choice Rubber 28% grades, 44 to 47c. 15th, 1930. all unskinned. Prompt service if finds to i. 09 uv FE ——______— The foliowing s2pProximate quanti-|~ roads and weather permit. Write ‘Hi opening slow; early Belly Bows 9% 1.08%. 2005 108% ..00e NEW YORK PRODUCE jtles are given for the guidance of/ Northern Horse Exchange and Ren- “S bid ales around 10 lower than| Vanadium Corporation q ‘York, Mi the bidders > Tuesday's average on desirable, 160 t0 Wabash Rallway rpH tie ae 3,308; | 6,000 cu ubic yards of earth excae | dering Co. Box 265, Bismarck, N. 290 pound weights oF from es ten to Western Maryland 1324 [12% protein. Sasa i aia closely selected) Ea ach bid must be accompanted by a Dax. eee teeter ih Senaeee iia Ais L tory ota on Be rica: Saree steer aan ote Lots for Sal Serta. Electric and kta. 170, | Grade of tea firet 2 1-4 to payable to George F. Will, Chairman jor Sale a-Overiand Motor a TR Ww 100%... 1.003 "Evollers|as a wusranty that the bidder willy 1f| ROR BALESCORNEE 100 TERID0 TE wih Woolworth Compan 618 | ‘Minnesots and south Dakota Wheat” ens 22 to 44; | successful prompily enter into and ex. | fOR SALI HOS THA FTN wel Pere see ca aE haw or na | BOL Twelfth atsese south. For ine BUTTER 87° 31865 or for the full amount of the bid for the h \- i une! abe) saay oslen of larabe fo euge, May Stoo C a LHW 5. = 1.00% 102% 1.00% 1.02% Depformance of the work. formation write to Box 165, Beulah, je of BERT e Board of County Commissioners 1DH Wor —Liberty | of the said County of Burleigh, re-|__N. D. 9.005 es LHW 96% 99% 96% 99% se Bat ic ioe? ite Serves the right td: select acy’ oF ail] EOP FOR BALESlne Bets Tat Ie t 8. i) ame ran ecoroe. Sno Re tamber 97% Ab 98% 98% |S, map nis, 1121; treas.| By order of the Board of County| cated in east part of city on pave- GE OF CARLOT SALES 3% protein fours,, ior: 30. Commission ment, close to school, for $375.00. Mi lis, 21.—(AP)—Range Smaper-- 93% 8TH vooee sosee A. CISAMINGER, Inquire at 502 Seventh street. neapelis, Sea Wheat: Nood CHICAGO FOULTRY Grade of STOCKS 5/14-21-28 County Auditor. ard pring, 108%: No: ik north= Chicago, | May fe ai CAP}= Poulter, pamper... srg ios New Tork, oa Aah | Novice oF scHOOL ELECTION f 4 gg, 2 ted, 1.06% at by Rae I yy pelle rade of" curt arhae Pind tea ccirie Bond | (Special District—Annual Election). Lost and Found : ee nts abi 36, gre $0 tordhy reoatere, td to la;curkeys [2 gueum “$03 ina’share, big.” OO Notice te Hereby Given, That on the No, $0: heavy ducks 15. spring $¢ to 23:11 Cg’ derin, first Tuesday in June, belng June ara jT—White gold pin with ame- MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS 1s" id area Specie Barley 69; No. ¢basiey, és « Minngnpells sgtocks "clowe: First | 1239, an annual lection will be held| thyst stone. Return to Mrs. E. E. or’ * ichool, in je Special je No. 1 flax, 2.55. z yellow. . Bank Stock, 28%: Northwest Banco. District of Bismarck No.l, County. ot | Morn, 714 Sixth street. Reward AGO CASH GRAIN send. ay ‘HAE YPectien i yelie Saree Rarielen, oof electing the following low pO! n 2 chicege May 21.—(AP)— Wheat, No. Britain, 4 France, 3.98: Italy, | Fellow | one May ee (AP)—Call member of the Board of eageation: Room and Board * Me 5.2: 1 4 term of i Corn, No. 1 mixed, 80% ; No. i yellow, 3 ent all. day. Time | On@ member to serve for a if i 8 Bats, Nove wilte. 42 tc to i . CHICAGO a to 9.3% to 8 an “em monn its mae Lm we = eh wi . a OEE meals Write ‘Bis- , No. . 8. ‘polls ‘w opened at 9 o'cloc = { Rye,’no sales, (Chicagg, | May” 21-—(AP)—Cheo £9 S3UT prime commercial paper, 3% 4h 9. Former a tail be openad at foley thy seed. 7.00 to 3.50. Stwine 18 to 18 1-40; Daish Sus 3%. a >. marck Tribune, in care of Ad. No. a Biel kpiog fore tng He iti NOVA BOORIA GETS Now | ite Bggerek ND. enn ah any | 2 3 e H ane of May, Laer ep entra “Be gata wo, ‘3. Dept. of A fo Potatoes, et 20 old, On frock af eW 8 oid, total'U. 8. ents, old ween. A tumph: : ly 3.60 to 3.65; Texas sacked Biles Driuephes, 3.50 to 3.65, UTTER DEMAND Fan o, May 2) mor ir to. in fair demand am toa night sxiegt 8 buying power. unchanged. Shipments 36,209. Bran( $24.00 to 24.60, Chicago ities, wie w sto ah Tnsull, MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR Minneapolis, May 31.--(AP)—Flour STOCK: corporation jecur- Util (new), 34. til. Javest., | Pri fdweet tet (new) 38%. Rye— ‘O6% 61% 86% Mes par rae G3% 2.56% 242% ...0e May 21. ‘heat 1G daly, 41.1? October, BO! ‘woo! Boston, May 2 ON Xe Demand for worsted types of Cingaa domestic is broader, with strengthening’ tenae ey. © | Registra North Dakota Truo, N. 8., May 21. Nova Scotia was covered with @ four- inch blanket of snow today with the fall continuing. The storm was the heaviest at so late a date in many yearg. COUNTY AUDITORS MEETING Jamestown, N. D., May 21.—(7)— tion of county auditors of opened here as the of- ficials gathered fer their annual con- vention, which will end Friday. Au- ditors frem every county are expect “ rd of Education. RIC ba PENWARDEN, 5/17-21-24-' minia 6/2 McCLUSKY JUNIORS WIN (Tribune Special Service) McClusky, N. D., May 21.—Playing a slow six-inning game, the McCiusky Comets defeated the Wilton Juniors 19 to 2 here. The visitors committed 12 errors. McClusky scored 10 times in the first inning. Score by innings: Faulty Magneto Keeps Amy Johnson in Java Sourabaya, Java, May 21.—(#)—De- spite feverish efforts to repair the magneto on the plane of Miss Amy Johnson, British aviatrix, today found it impossible to continue her trip from Croydon, England, to Australia RH E|It was expected the machine would 000020—2 3 Ms be ready for a trial flight this after- 11082 30 8 0} neon, ‘ Clerk. Wilton CLASSIFIED AD RATES The Tribune Want Ad Department REESE Male Help Wanted WANTED—Men and women to enter into a healthful and prosperous business, training and equipments furnished. Call or write, John F. Class Health Fume System, Lewis and Clark Hotel Bldg., Mandan, N. Dak. Box 188. Nature's most com- plete and effective health service. For all ailments of the human body. LEARN BARBERING. Exceptional opportunity now. Catalog free. Mo- ler Barber College. Established 1893. Fargo, N. D., Butte, Mont. —————— Female Help Wanted WANTED—Girl for general house- work, one who can go home nights. Phone 1670-W or call at 204 Thir- teenth street. Business Opportunity FOR SALE—Pool hall equipment con- sisting of 2 pool tables, 1 snooker table equipment and fixtures, will sell separately or all together. Richard Borner, Baldwin, N. Dak. FOR SALE—Repossessed six chair marble shoe shining stand, fully equipped, just like new. For a real bargain write Tribune, in care of Ad. No, 23. Household Goods for Sale FOR SALE—Used furniture, includes dining tables, dining chairs, beds, springs, mattresses, buffets, parlor set, rockers, cedarchest, lamps, 9x12 rug and 6x9 rug, vacuum cleaners, $5.00 and $10.00 each. Webb Broth- ers, Phone 50. FOR SALE—Chairs $1.00, vacuum cleaner $5.00, lawn mower $5.00, carpet sweeper $1.50, also beds, mattresses, tables and other fur- niture. Fred Hanson, 712 Seventh street. FOR SALE—Three piece sun room wicker set, almost new, also several other household articles. Call at 203 Ave. A West or phone 503-M. FOR SALE—Electric automatic range and a kindergarten table and benches, Phone 1415-W or call at 504 Ave. E. FOR SALE—Baby buggy in good con- dition, all corduroy lined, only one year in use. For quick sale $15.00. Phone 967. FOR SALE—A practically new 50 Ib. capacity refrigerator. Phone 1619-W or call at 221 Eleventh street. Personal MUDBADEN SULPHUR SPRINGS, the Northwest's famous Health Re- sort, has in 29 years treated over 50,000 people for rheumatism and kindred ailments. Can give you names of many in your commun- ity whom we have benefited. If you are well, Mudbaden sulphur mud baths will keep you s0, by eliminating the poisons from your body, keeping it immune from dis- ease. Write Mudbaden, Minn., for free booklet. Used Cars CARS—New 1929 Oldsmobile coupe equipped with spare tire, 1930 li- cense, $750.00; Pontiac coach $135.00; Packard sedan $350.00. Hafterson Body Works, Eighth street and Main. Phone 1498. BISMARCK’S BIGGEST BARGAIN Each week we offer one guaranteed Used Car far below cost. Price for THIS WEEK ONLY. Here each $113.00 CASH and $17.47 a month or $283.00 CASH 1928 ESSEX SIX, 4 door Sedan. 1930 license, 5 tires, with 4 practically new. Perfect finish and upholstery. Bumpers, windshield wiper, and full equipment. Compare this car with any other Used Car. This isa REAL BAR: GAIN. SAVE $102.00 THIS WEEK Other good, dependable Used Cars: Dodge Sedan; Chrysler “62” Sedan; Nash Coupe; Ford Tudor; Dodge Vic- tory Seda: n, M. B GILMAN CO. Phone 808 Dodge Brothers Cars and The New Big Plymouth. ‘ALL USED CARS you can’t equal elsewhere. Come in early whule the stock is still com- plete. 1929 Chevrolet truck. 1929 G. M. C. truck. 1924 International truck. 1925 Oakland sedan. 1926 Oakland sedan. 1925 Willys Knight sedan. 1927 Chevrolet coach. 1925 Ford Coupe. 1926 Buick coupe. 1928 Essex coach. And a large number of others, in- cluding nearly all makes and types at prices ranging from $50.00 and up. STEEN MARMON COMPANY, Distributors Marmon and Roosevelt automobiles 116-2nd. Phone 1452. Bismarck, N. D. Salesmen arene inlay) WANTED—Salesman with car for Bismarck and close in territory. Ex- perienced canvasser preferred. Good proposition for right party. Write pie Tribune, in care of Ad. io, 22, . Wanted to Rent WANTED TO RENT—A small mod- ern unfurnished Pes nee WANTED—Washing and peostng a hour and day work, Phone 1 Rooms for Rent FOR RENT—Two furnished light housekeeping rooms with private entrance. Also for sale: China closet, one leather davenport and chairs. Call at 323 South Eighth street. FOR RENT—Rooms, one room may be used for sleeping or light house- keeping, suitable for young couple or two girls. Call at 412 Fifth street or phone 545. FOR RENT—Sleeping room with or without board in modern home. Suitable for two men. Rents rea- Sonable. Phone 404-J. FOR RENT—Three nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Call at 816 Ave. B or phone 1095. FOR RENT—Large modern furnished room, June Ist, close in on car line. 615 Fourth street. CY Houses and Flats ee ee aE ern FOR SALE—By owner, 8 room house with an income, 5 rooms for your home, one apartment on second floor. Basement with hot water system, maple floor and birch fin- ish, large lot, an excellent oppor- tunity for home and income. Priced to sell quick. Party leaving the city. Address L. V. Smith, 812 Ave. B, Bismarck, N. D. FOR SALE—A large, beautiful, fully modern residence in best part of city. Nice trees and shrubbery and in every way a place you would be Proud to own. It will be sold at a real bargain to a responsible party. Address Ad. No. 17, in care of Trib- ENT—June first: Strictly modern nine room house, four bed- rooms, sun parlor and basement. garage. Must be seen to be appre- ciated, located at 413 West Thayer Ave. ‘Inquire at rear or phone 459-5. z) FOR RENT—Newly decorated ix room house with bath, garage, good location, or seven room modern house, close in, also room for rent. Arthur Shipp. FOR RENT—Four room house witt water and lights, space for garden $28 per month. 509 Twelfth street. Inquire for key at 419 Twelftt street. FOR RENT—Furnished six room house, close in, to family of adults. se Tribune, in care of Ad. No FOR RENT—Five room modern house by June first, 1313 Rosser Ave. Call Frank Krall, the tailor, — Apartments FOR RENT—Two room apartment upstairs furnished or unfurnished, 2 room ful apartment down- stairs; also for sale: International truck. Call at 223 Twelfth street or phone_1132- FOR RENT—Three room apartment, Partly furnished, private bath, also Private entrance, three closets, and store room, electricity for cooking Call at 802 Second street or phone 1050-R. FOR RENT—Two furnished apart- per month. Call at 721 Third street. Phone 1213-W. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished small modern apartment, suitable for one lady, opens on balcony. Always hot. ene 807 Fourth street. Phone 6. FOR RENT—Small furnished apart- ment with private bath, also a single sleeping room. Call at 619 Sixth street or phone 619-W, FOR RENT—Henry apartment, fur- nished, over Harris and Wood- mansee store. Phone Mrs. Shuman, 76 or 455 evenings. FOR RENT—Well furnished light housekeeping apartment with frigi- daire service. 411 Fifth. Phone 273, _Masthurst FOR RENT—Furnished amd unfur- nished apartments in the Rose Apartments. F. W. Murphy, 215 FOR RENT—Furnished front light housekeeping apartment on second floor. Also garage. Call at 422 Fifth street. and a seven room modern iacleam, also a garage. L. W. Phone 905. FOR RENT—Two room apertment, furnished or unfurnished. Inquire {falter or phone 1088 Collage Mans FOR BENE Partly aad ail newly doce orated. Call at 622 Third street. nished apartments. Varney Apart- a] ments, Phone 773. hished apartment in Person Court. Phone 796. FOR YOR RENT—Apertment in the TID: une Bi Inquire at the Trib- ee FOR SALE—Seed County Mixture. Tests eta $2, $2.50 bushel, Anton Weigel, 5 miles northwest of Bismarck, Route No. 1. GARAGE FOR RENT at 1300 Thayer Ave. $3.00 per month. Phone 294. J.C. Dolan. FOR SAI Shorthorn bull (yearling). Bud Cook, 922 Ave. C West. FOR SALE—®urroughs adding ms. chine in geod condition. Phone $32 233. R SALE— cheap, Inquire at The