The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 10, 1930, Page 11

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1980 CHICAGO CASH GRAIN. s Sarg Ae trucks, we ed by Hussell- nee P ‘Bismarck, Jul ont ‘| No. 1, darie northerh 2. ordinary eurrent recel and 17 to 1 aneene is Yb.: to 1 Hard winter wheat od over the grades oe behind. The volume of sal there wau o firm undertone in spite b Prices weré steady an the slow demand. 1.35 ; east shore Virgi Cobblers, B25 to 8.26; few NEW YORK PRODUCE New oe Suly Poesia \—Butter “quire, (98 score! y ized colo: ‘tirsts 33; firsts 2. er grades Pee to 82. re a ‘16/81... No, 2 ao, ‘17.. to] Sha m 78... id § ie orn, Es B er. 2 choice + ne 42 to 45; fe + | mn to mood 3 grades, "eae to No. 2 th te, oe New Yor! bonae: 3 ait Fours hte. ose as. 4.8, 108.24. rae ner [O. 4 ji “i No, 3, 48; i Bang ig) No.2... . 51% 55% 49% Flax— No.1... . 2.34% 2.26% 2.18% MONEY RATE: :| money steady, nigh 314: Tow Bu; ral" ney steady, low £%;,rul- Tig rate Subp oiose 24 ber cent Ime loans steady 0 di 90 days 2% to 2%; 4 mos, 2 “Prime commercial paper 3 to 8 Bankers acceptances unchanged. 51% to New York, aa ic (CAP) Cath: Cities Servi ric Bond re, 79) ‘Standard ‘oi Ind., 50%. cKS MINNEAPOL! First Bank Stock, 26 Others bien Yt NEW YORK PRODUCE New York, 70 Pe ed oe ies Shard Peseta? ag firm, ct 20-885 0-36." Fowls, fi 1% to 26. tend, preilers by, freight te to 37. ‘owls express, to: haying upon ‘farm work. Chieago, surrounded by heat, ben- efited byt its Lake Michigan location, a northeast fanning thankful thousands. Milwaukee and other lake shore ies also enjoyed com- erative isolation from the heat lanket. But even beneath beneficent breez- es, the lake cities perspired. Two Chicago deaths resulted in falls, one from a window to which a man had fone for a breath of air, the other throvah a skylight through which &@ woman who sought heat x lief on the The twenty odd miles of Chiesgo beaches, a carnival of colored beach pajamas, robes, Paciciyd and bathing suits, had two Forecas' offered little relief. They did venture that it would be “not quite so warm” in the northwest tomorrow, but Illinois and some oth- er middle western ons were warned to prepare for even warmer weather. PREDICT NEW MARKS &/ FOR NORTHWEST SECTION St. Paul, July 10.—(®)—Twelve per- song are dead in the Northwest as a result of the torrid weather. Scores of prostrations were reported. ‘Thousands sweltered in 100 degree weather at the scene of the national open golf tournament at Interlachen and South Minneapolis residents fac- London Fath | resolution ask the tions have been reported in the St. Louis district as @ scorching heat wave, which set in July 4, continued j|in the city and throughout Missouri. ‘|EXPECT SENATE T0 ADOPT RESOLUTION McKellar Demand for Secret Papers Wins Enough Sup- port to Carry ‘Washington, Tay_ 10.—(P)—Adop- tion with some modification of the McKellar resolution, calling upon President Hoover for documents bear- ing on the London naval treaty which he has refused to produce, was ex- pected today in the senate. ‘All factions in the fight over rati- fication of the arms limitation pact were agreed the resolution command- ed od sufficient votes for SEPTOTAD but there was some uncertainty as what form the modification would take. Three amendments were pending. The first, proposed by Senator Robinson of Arkansas, the Democra- tic leader, who was a delegate to the conference, would have the president to give | C. Cassels, Ellendale; Oscar J. Cha- put, Langdon; Ronald N. Davies, Grand Forks; Lester W. Engel, Grand Forks; Arnold O. Ginnow, Heaton; Fay W. Hunter, Grand Forks; Ray- mond V. Jeffrey, Grand Forks; Helg! Johanneson, Gardar; Walter UC. King, Milnor; Joseph F. Kueber, Grand Forks; Hattie B. Leonard, Fargo. Thomas Francis McDonald, Man- dan; Theodore C. Kellogg, Watford City; James McGurren, Bismarck; Frank ©. Novotny, Grand Forks; Ralph Richardson, Hettinger; Herbert E. Ryan, Devils Lake; Arthur O. Sor- le, Grand Forks; Richard D. Sturte- Grand Forks; Alvin C. Strutz, ceeeioens Maurice W. Weeks, Bot- Quiz Policemen Who Saw Lingle Suspect Los Angeles, July 10.—(?)—The dis- trict attorney's office planned an in- vestigation today of statements by three policemen that they had ques- tioned and released Fred Forsythe, wanted for the slaying in Chicago of to| Alfred Lingle. Ed C. King, investigator, said the policemen entered the apartment of Frank Foster, indicted for the Lingle slaying, 2 week before his arrest, and found Forsythe and others present. ‘The policemen reported, King said, that they confiscated three guns found in the apartment which they 2 months ago one brown horse mule 3 years old, weight about 1000 lbs. Finder please notify L. E. Heaton Jr., McKenzie, N. D. FOR SALE—Two ILG exhaust ven- tilating fans 16 and 18 inch in good condition, suitable for restaurant or store building at price. O'Brien's Cafe. FOR SALE—3000 feet of cottonwood lumber, price reasonable, also few pieces of furniture. Write Tribune Ad. No. 60. searched for liquor, but returned the arms seeing no basis for charges. The officers said Forsythe attempt- ed to give them $200 after they had taken the guns. The policemen said the arrest of Foster and his compan- ions a week later was the first inkling they had that they had been talking to a much wanted Chicago fugitive. Mother of A. W. Snow Dies at Texas Home| Mrs, Isadore Snow, 82, mother of A. W. Snow, manager of the Occident Elevator here, died Monday morning at her home in San Antonio, Texas, according to a message received yes- terday by Mr. Snow. Interment will be in the family lot at San Antonio, Mrs. Snow had been ill for a year or more, and failed rapidly the past few weeks. Oldsmobile 1928 5 Pass Sedan. Studebaker 1925 Coach . Cadillac 1923 Vict Hudson 1926 Brougham sedan bine Oldsmobile, juette, 10) Ta Balle ie, Bue, ig WE HAUL away FREE OF CHARGE, horses ide property owners to desist from | “Weather Report. Chlcage, | July, 10— CAP; ; 'LASSIFIED AD SELLING PRESSURE MOST POT SHARES Tizea ag, i Nos MAS iprnk ng thelr lawns between $ p.{| Weather Report | ¢ yy ; ; i rl Lo eres | roots, NO: ch, mized Tig: No i yel-| Of the dead, five died in Towa FOR SALE—Here is your chance ta Die arate, o. 1 white 88%; s8™-J either from heat prostration, heart | Temperature at 7 a. m. 6 ean go into s real business. I am ‘60: CLOSING PRICES Oats, No. 3 white, 36% to %. attack induced by heat, or drown- | Hg! 93| All want ads are cash in advance,/ years old and am going to retire — no sa! ing. One was dead in Great Lowest last. Ment 73|minimum charge 75 cents. Copy} and therefore I sell the Adams Expr Bek? Hee ss, ng. Falls, | Precipitation to 7 00 tb | Alleghany ‘Gor Bitioge a to eae tick Mont., and Victor Pearson, 45, col- | Highest wind velocity 10 pe i bly ipend of-| lowing at a bargain. A $20.00 daily ON CH |e ON GOTHAM MARKET pa fhe te Pinst hee. He died w short time late Chiba ca Sl Same day” in” the regular” claaifed | including ail equipment and 4 coset meri net ‘ai By ‘emprtrs. Pre. Rodina eRe SPHE sew FREY ABS raat Mam debamanty We eer et Tomprtrs, Pre. | page, of land. located “within the city ‘American Commercial Aicohol.: 10 lew York, July 10.—(AP)— Foreign | Gharles Hayes, 77, farmer, living |Bo!s¢, Idaho, cloudy... 72 | 72 limits of Dickinson, N. Dak. Only h TY, * Calgary, Alta., cloudy. 5 space used 0 me i Kansas ‘Dispatches Sa Say Huge American {nterhatiowel sss # Processional Traders Continue|;. SAL say | DOE a ree Pane, wile Chicago, Iil,"cioudy 4 i & want ads come’ puder the ‘slasptied school; oma erga i Z ad i = ver, jy Clear... i Winter Grain Crop Is'Be- | American Power and Light's... 82 Struggles With Mart but | iol arte 26.86%" Montreal torday, di © YS" {Des Moines, ta. pt cidy $0 78 display rates at 90 cents per column) plowed land, % mile from place. A in d Smnericas Radiator, ER HH ¥ es perk ee een ees A youth died here from an injury pel EG naar HA iy inch per insertion. five room house, cement basement, ; ing Harveste Afferican! Smeltg. and, Hi Accomplish Little Boos IMPROVED, BUTTMR UN- | suffered while swimming; Frank |Havre, Mont, plelay.. 12 10 REGULAR WANT AD RATES milk plant, garage, dairy r ’ t rreey ti aarican Sugar Retining Barta pana Chicago, July 10—(AP)—Improved | Oserhouse, 55, died at a hospital af- | Helens, Mont. cloudy. ¢¢ ¢& 6 days, 25 words or under .......$1.45 | BOrse barn, chicken house, gransey, i Chicago, July 10.—(AP)—Influenced | American Feleph. ed Telegraph 253.) new yorx, July 10.—(AP)—Protes. | DUyInE Of eggs served to bring about ter collapsing while pitching hay at | Kansas City, Mo, ciéar 80 78 3 days,.25 words or under 1.90 | 120 ton capacity silo, some mallet weathers: a eee ore rvest wae. Feport-| American Wool pf. sional traders continued their strug- Site nie ae Pics Taree, today in! the Union City Mission farm at Med- | Miles City, pt cldy..... 78 78 2 days, 25 words or under .. ig5 | Buildings, 2 wells with enough wa- ‘ 24 a8 showing ealaraed 1 elds, wheat | Anaconda, Copper lex wit m torpid stock market, te- {oni ce this factor was ignored, But-|icine Lake, near Minneapolis, and |Notth Platte, Neb. clr, if 70 00/1 day, 25 words or under ......+. 15 ter for 500 head of stock, 2 light de- de- prices underwent decided yetbecka t0- Atchison, TopeRa & day, and had little to show for thelr }t¢, “was unchanged’ and poultry | Ralston W. Davison, 27, Watertown, |Plerre BD, clegt.cce, 800 aetaeee UE livery trucks, surge milkers, 20 head Gatelan ele ry upturn. Fania Aes Aeoare Aud ioe three points or more in important showed easiness, 8. D.,, drowned in Lake Kampeska |Prince Albert, Bt 56 O52 Ads over 25 words, 3 cents additional | of extra good ‘ale Bory, 60 eto Bias was reporting yields of from 41| Aviation Corporatio accomplished iittie and betore midday, MINNEAPOLIS FLO near ‘there while his wife and three | Rania City, 8: D. clear, 68 84 per word chickens and all farm fo,88 Buanele of, whens Pe oor tinent | Baltiaate & Ohio Eradere,plyotal shares soon recorded ,,Minneapoln, July 0c (A4)._ Tout | children looked on. He was unable feu Minis nt cidy 18 18 981 ame aribune reserves the right to| and telephone, Will sell place and eport this afternoon was ex-| Bar: 1 A i tent: oted at 6:00 to 6.10 im. Salt Lake City, cldy... 68 66 6 lephone, sel an pee ed 8 to make @ more or less bearish Bendix Aviatici It was COT cary cer apiaeet barrel i $8 pound cotton sacks. Ship-| Pipestone shattered a four-year old Sheridan Wyo, clears, Td 86 44 Be enc ete trace: | ° gethske THN avTln ee Wie Rea LET tiem wheat florea pervous, 14, to ute Borg-Warner Corpo! Lo Rit ages ih mean 16 to 19.00 ad avd in tin hig but wea. Be Cheeta Clererd sae. a8 op rales of | Classified Adv nie Since fod a seit ied Datehery GF tergay’e fin-| Brunawick-Balke RD ert al above mark but Wed- |Spokane, Wash., pt cldy 72 72 Iv , e ver, ery oF het a8 to Sh Seve e.| Burroughs Adding Machine oi ing interests ati seemed content to STEEL ORDERS DECLINE | esday it touched 104 degrees to es- STA pe clay. G4 64 Phone 32 pinged ecard gold mine for the 15% | let the market drift. — lish the second high mark in two | Winnipeg, bistidy 6 ig) iy. Come and see the - ree eeaite Bes guy |e Bless cee teeth oe FES Ae Metta ty a ow vere Seam, menor [E_Debute Wack At Denreent| Be ea ise" By c 4 va an hat ‘annon is ro mthe prime dividend payers, ex-| orders of the eel cor- ustin bids fai set a new rec- lehn, Prop., . visions farying trom iio decline pare ut Bectation Of improvement in traffic |poration declined 91,163 tons in June ord today with a temperature at 8 a. station— Wink dew ie Phone 434-J. MiRaroutatanding development upon ROR Rat 87% | wit enmavement, and estl-|to a total of 8,968,064 tons on June 30.|m. of 88 degrees as compared with @1 Bismath, clear 0... 788 a3" 08 Male Help Wanted ‘ qrijeh consi rable buying was Gone | Chicseo Gree: Watt rH te td be de-|The May decrease was 293,993 tons. | Wednesday rt that time. At Willmar | AMen!#, cloud 183 2 ae | Household Goods for Sal report, that qwing to se; | Chicago Great Western Df 36% | ne EB. Steel unfitied tounage se-| ‘The backlog on May 31 was 4,059,-| the 8 a. m. temperature was 80 while | Bottineau, clot 83 88 WE WANT a reliable man with car be Legler nd ie ‘wheat crops are almost com-|C., M. 1 Paul & Pacitle vt 25% |port showed a reduction during June |297 tons. On April 30 unfilled orders | Wednesday it was 78. Winona report- | Carrington, clear 95 69 capable of earning from $2000.00 to | ————____ peter ‘ruined in Montana, aaa tbat | it Ce Tyee Pad! i in keeping with expectations, aggregated 4,354,220 tons, on March | ed 83 degrees at 8 a. m., or seven de- Dovile Lake clo 3310 $4000.00 in south central North Da- | FOR SALE—Piano as good as new at fo, Great. irigt wheat ‘ws Bed a Chive Fo, inti alae Read + 8 ‘Bear activity closely coincided with |31 the total was 4,570,000 tons and on | 8rees higher than Wednesday at that |Dicknison, clear 103 63 kota on straight commission selling| & bargain. Write P. O. Box 191 or ihe. used for hay, Reports Colorado Fuel and iron 64 | the announcement of the gvezension | June 30, 1929, the total stood at 4,256,-| time. Winona set a record Wednes- | Drake cites “cicid 93 70 weatherstrips, screens and calking| _ Call at 413 Ninth street. jolning & ee sonia, whee Buss! rip Rolniabis Gas ene sue #7 | cause of the ‘allowed connection of one |910. day with a maximum of 96. Ohtndahn olde ne ae to residences, schools and office] FOR SALE—Baby bed, high chair ing prembturely, this being Coltimbis Grabber 24 |of Its customers "with the Manhattan Hibbing, in northern | Minnesota, | Fessenden, clear : 99 51 Se a MRE GER eee | eee oe hte ae how- | Commonwealth ant “4 . CHICAGO STOCK: was affol felief today by rain.‘The | Grand Forks, cloudy 94 71 construction. e position is per-| in good condition. Phone 677. 218 © tare teom Shick Fant wae suid 1 Be Seely Ga HG |acliah Gia haga Megied 2s] gunmen a's. temperate was Ta ag come [Hamwinaan gue. $8 12 18 | manent and offers exelent dppor-| Ave. © W. aa “Bor winds were announced from| Continental Can. 58% | Fn Pheralls, Atchison New York Gens | Midwest Util (new) 24%. ain ft -Wataeatagy et Dnines [Dusan sees $83 Somlarn in rit betsoe, (Ceeanebice: | “Geet cee, urmiere oeamesy (of injul ¥ soon eae? << gagge I by *. vA various #OurcES | Be, CouFiona of the | Continental Olt of Delawan 20% HER AM te B Crookston, Ada; Park Rapids and eek ib LIN METAL WEATHER STRIP complete. bk ining Bek ‘Kennelly Rakotas oGidan' exnett business of] Grosiey Haale: Hy |pron the” tonnage report gainin obby Jones Breaks — | Redwood Falls. Napoleon, cleat 8 3 CO,, 2633 Nicollet Ave, Minneapolis,| Furniture Co., Mandan, N. D oints. q = consequence overnight was heard Surtie iteel . nt Py. ene alee avn a| Par and Assumes The mercury touched 98 at Worth- | Pembina, cloudy no Minn. pot ‘Canadian advices inaicaced 1S ~ ‘urtiss os Weight 1 103 Ned Chemical (converted an early loss E 1 d Py alee We Heeele toca He aa the | sanisn, lear, at THE FULLER BRUSH CO. will place ms fi t fhe international boundary. Buying Eastman Kodali 203% | Pent, and Hastman Kodak sold “up arly Lead in Open | minimum. Detroit Lakes had a max- | Williston, ‘clo 9 72 two men in western North Dakota. Rooms for Ren s ‘s also curtailed at times on account] Eaton Axle and Sp: 23 Sout fe bl iL : PORE imum of 97, Minneapolis 95 and 8t./ Wishek, clear 91 68 Must be willing to start at $35|———— ‘Wes also curtalle shown to await the] Blectrie Auto ite," a About as much. Credit conditions ‘Oontinuia trom Peae Paul, Ada, Crookston, Moorhead and| Moorhead, Minn.,"cidy. 94 72 weekly, experience not necessary. | FOR RENT—Furnished light house- government crop repor Blectric Power 43. | _oiicadiustment, of, speculative ac-|of the few ever recorded for the hole, Park Rapids, each 94 degrees. - WEATHER FORECASTS Must have car and furnish Al ref-| keeping room, suitable for two Gorn displayed independent strength | Fox Film 119% | fretmarkel traders were again rang. (9nd it gave him a 35 for the out nine. Plerre and Mobridge, each report- gui ocal show sand vicinity: fora erences, Write Fuller Brush Co,| Adults. NO CHILDREN, $30.00 to8e%sa seven upturns. Nastacks mes Pe aaa guy ing on the long side. Buying orders| John Golden, New York, finished | ing a maximum temperature of 104|tonient or Friday. Cooler tonight, | Pareo. oO ae a pares, said BUD rn crop was firing. |General Electric, ni oe for 6.000 and 10,000 shares were more |the first nine in par 36, two over fig- degrees, were the hottest points in| For ‘North Dakota: Probably iocal| WANTED—Barber at ones, write or |—26%- rely ais totaled 68 cars. This com-|General Foods +++ 58, | Inany of the seasoned ralis and indue- |ures turned in by Burke. He had a South Dakota Wednesday after Mit- | showers or thunder Riorms, tonlent ot] call, Steady job. Wm. Pfau, Wil- | FOR RENT—Attractive five rooms a with 73 care week {28° and | General Gas s ‘and Electric 10% |Tilain sold from's 40. points higher. | birdie on the second but on the first, chell's mark of 108 Tuesday. Huron|fortion Friday. aisha ieee ton, N. Dak. | and bath. Two bedrooms, ‘hard- BF ears at this tine 18e4 YeRr. anion |General Motors 4G | Alc Fagection somvertea’e & polut ge. [he wens one over to even his score. | One en ein Cltpe tious Pate | eicar oe Biwota: Fait tonlent and | SOLER BARBER college Tow vam: | ¥O0d, floors, built-ins, Close in. > phi continued signs of tightness, | General Railwa; ” His playing partner, Tom Creavy, New le i iy, Sioux ay, except locally unsettled a # Reasonable. 211 W. Rosser. Phone ee aoe easier toward, the last | Giistte Safety Resor ¥ 2 |2:100,000 shares” n> SPPFORImated | org, made 46, ae Pe ee Hae Nee waa ee eine ce tiniea | MAN ee ele 4 ; ; g —. Charles Koontz, Lincoln, Neb., . unsettled tonight and Friday; not - FOR RENT—' ; alepityed katt ive, Ki SFE er, i lbdedesn ratte RANGE turned in 40 for the first nine. While peren duite 80 warm Briday tn north portion. | COOK WANTED at the Linton Cafe, |" or ight pe ieee rer ene py 4 H ‘Durem—" Op Billy Burke, Greenwich, Conn., had|DIES AFTER SEPARATION night and Gareheulg ices | bee eel 107) j DOWNWARD TREND Be sul a 38, Budd lark, Sioux City, Is, ran| FROM SWIMMING PARTY Tet a iiorman Coolie teulants tn Leb Rat scmcier amsieiticl f° Be to Gri 4 , Ta, corms. Cooler tonig! in south. Phone 833-W. Exanonpalla, Suly NAR) Disap- 10% | Sept. into a streak of hard luck for a 42|_ Enderlin, N. D. July 10.—(p)—| north portion; cooler Friday except in pointing Liverpo Te te ae ee aay Hf while Emerick Kocsis, Milford, Mich.,|Separting from a party of midnight] “yor'ivontancs Local : Paneas te whee, of e Darian govern i required 38 sige Healt 1 beta Maple river pet thunder rgiorms ‘te aftemoon and’ to. scien nel tet Apartments ment report after the close kept the 21 Horton Smth bagged three birdies | Miss Marie Landsen, 22, Enderlin, was|Mght. Warmer tonigl in extreme} ADDRESSING ENVELOPES— PUL re ee MMT \ there Sonaward. a ahr oH on the fitst nine and rounded the |drowned early today. |The body seutnehst ‘postion. ‘riday ‘unsettied,| at home during spare time. pied FOR RENT—On ground floor” fur- heat. July an dSeptember closed | International Harvester Hd turn in 34, or two under par. , was recovered about 7 a. m. in a deep stantial weekly pay; experience un-| ‘Mished 3 room apartment with i International Match p! 73 Eighteen hole scores for leading | Pool. GENERAL CONDITIONS necessary. Dignified empl large closet and private bath. Suit- F: Tes “conta lower, December 1% cent International Nickal,ot Can aa anions Be By players today were: ‘The gitl a graduate of the tocall ovZPnoNsbmensurs, ares, is centered | | forshone, sincere, ambitious per- | able for married couple, no ehil- fresh. “shone coverin ered July closed | Johns-Manville .. 8 MINNEAPOLIS RANGE Jack Burke, Houston, 34-40—74. _|high school and daughte of Mr. and| Warm weather prevails from the Mis-| sons. ADVANCEMENT LEAGUE,| Gten. Private entrance, Call at Righer., Oats was ae dull i and feature: | ifelvinator Gomer W Minneapolis, Jaly 10. “— John Golden, Noroton, Conn., 36-38|Mrs. Ole Landsen, was swimming|®is*!ppl valley Wweatwand to the Wwes'-|__NAPERVILLE, ILL. __422 Fifth street. “Rye. tone was steady. Barley | if einer tt Copper y. BHT ay th ‘igh Lom, Close |—74, with five other young persons and|tures of 100 degrees or higher oc-| WANTED—Bright young girl for of- | AVAILABLE at once, two room apart- PRG oferta bor eee He Bee BH 2G], Bly Burke, Greenwien, Conn, 28-|ed walked away from the rest of the SESS Ah7AC%a%oteths tatcenitehs| fee work, ‘Must be good with fg- ment, furnished ‘or unfurnished. pected. : “ a arty. ipitation occurred in northern| ures. Apply Nash-Finch Co. vailable July ist, one room apart~ Phere was not enough cash wheat 25 Emerick Koosis, Milford, Mich., 38-| Believing she had Rortn Dak f - ment. Phone 1063 in to make @ market. Trading basis 66 sess 49% 1 gg My Ing she gone home, the fore a ide ak we the eles WANTED—Woman for kitchen work. is one or call at Room 3 changed to September futures. 4 “BOR [B18 TT. rest of the party was not alarmed] Rocky mountain region and plateau | 304 College Building. Bemand continued good and consider. | Matnieson Abiait iH $8 S18) "att etunorn, Pensacote, 40-36—76.| when they could dot find hers Mom | fteiies Gereienayseaeuesee Pier aue| Gall im person. Western Baking | so RENT —Furnished 2 oom apart prise ee Me ee eaged fom- Mexican Seaboard Oil 30% 87% 31% wea Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio,|bers of her family became alarmed,|centrak and southern plains states. Sosa ment, clean and comfortable, also mally. Winter wheat was unchanged.|Miami Copper ...... 16 32% «82% | however, when she did not return’ es sleeping room, in modern home. e nally. Winter wee kish and feature: | Mid-Continent Oli Certificate 1 Harry Cooper, Glen Ellyn, ML, 36-|nome. ‘The body was found by Jesse| nok’ charee caren of OF footre Work Wanted Rent reasonable. Adults only. light | Mi Ki 8 ly. Call less. , Oats receipts were very tend Spay er wes a: 3% ae 223% | 36—72, Campbell, a carpenter here, during a ‘Bismarck ‘station barometric _pres- at 614 Eighth street. ‘ Bi ici Hens "Flax | National Ate Ei ily 3 205% 209%] Tite MMnoPariane, Tuckahoe, N.Y, [ee 5ig.** " * Sania w. nobents, | WANTED—Tutoring—Single lessons, | FOR Fi ern Samal Foor 2 was good and prices were tirm. Peer : joe, N. Several other drownings hi 1 Ahi Meteorologist. : , ht and demand was| National Biscuit . 84% | J ; - gs have 0c: 6 high school, 75c; grade school, 50c.| apartment partly furnished, K ey offerings warer lent snd aenes See a een egiste Hy BH Be | se curred at virtually the same spt 11| ——ne | For six weeks, high school, $10.00; floor, private ent wn $ PI entrance, down town. —— Natlondl Dairy Products 50 4 George M. Smith, Lake Forest, Ill, 7 : i J “ be CHICAGO, Eivasrock., National Power and. Ligl 39) pce eles. lek a 36-36—72. the river. grades, $7.50. Have B. A. Degree.| Just right for two. Call rear 118 y \ gChicano, 3 ily 10-—-(AP— t.| Nevadw Consolidated Copper... 16 CHICAGO RANGE Gra. H. ‘Tolley, Great Britain,|,,4,erother said the girl was subject the senate the papers in question if] ‘Telephone No. 948, or call at 220) First street, rl. 5 to 38,000 including. Bas | New ork Generals 162 | Chicago, July 10.—(p— ——_ ey, s|to fainting spells, and it is believed | He considers such @ course compatible! Avenue A West. FOR RENT—Thr Ti SE oatly 10, to 28 lower; butch- |New York, N. H. & H 107% heat— Open’ High Low Close 42. such a spell may have caused her | With the public interest. WorK oe fee room furnished Me Grs scaling over 220 ibs, showing full] Norfolk & Western 230 suly ooo 89% 8 88% 88% ae Williams, Cleveland, 37-36—| ¢, i The second would deliver them in WANTED—Expert landscape} apartment with bath, $40.00 per oe lecline; top 9.70 paid for few loads|North American .. ‘94% | Sept... - ae 193% 91% 191 beige 9 closed executive session. This amend-| W0Fk, tree surgery, hedge trimming,} month, also 1 room furnished 210-22 ae i ht lights good ‘an ere. wei 1aaead iu + 98% 99% 97 34%: ‘Horton Smith, New York, 34-38—72. Funeral services have not been ar-| ont was offerd by Snator Thomas,| °F any lawn work. Jobs accepted} apartment. Call at Hedden Real 17 ghgice 280 to. $2200 ibs. 9.50 to 9.70'| Pacific Gas and Electri i 11% 18% 27% 78% | Jock Hutehson, Chicago, $2-42—e4, |Tanged. In addition to her parents, | nemocrat, Oklahoma. on maintenance basis or piece work.| _ Estate. medium weight 200-250 lbs. 9.10 to| Pacific Lighting 78: oy tee Te ES ce? the girl leaves two brothers, Barney Call at 306 Seventh street. Claude] FOR RENT—Furnished four room ; Heavyweight 250-350 lbs. 8.65 to) Packard Motor 13 ec. 169% 169% leah 168% Bobby’ Jones, Atlanta, 34-37—71._ | 2.4 “paul, both of whom are em-|..rn¢ third proposed modification! 57 FOR RENT—Furnished four room j backing eo is“Medium and good | Pan-American Petroleum B 8 ‘Oats— ’ Jack Forrester, Oradell, N. J., 37- Soeudiet a lgeal sews ‘iio ‘M~| would permit Mr. Hoover, in transmit- lansen. apartment on ground floor, $47.00 00 i Iba. o} 40 nasi. gel ‘h- | Paramount-Famous-Las! iby, ar . a pth 3 % 34 t 36—73. pl paper office. ting the documents, to make recom- did Lilie Mitcstoe tid a wants| per month. Call at 721 Third street . = De: 4 ‘ “ Dow George, Minneapolis, 43-41—84. mendations as to how they should be| position as clerk in general mer-| or phone Hedden Real Estate. ttl i et calves 3,000; yearlings a Ry 39% 39% 39% 39 Donald K. Moe, Portland, 35-40—75. pase WORKER considered by the senate. Senator] chandise store. Have several years] FOR RENT—Two all modern fur- i, ‘higher, weighty stects 15% | July 48 49.47% 47% | George Von Elm, Detroit, 37-43-80, |1§ DEAD FROM HEAT George, Democrat, Georgia, was the/ experience. Furnish best of refer-) nished or unfurnished apartments weak to 2 weaker marly Bete Shae HH i HH tH Robert Crowley, Haverhill, Mass,,| Council Bluffs, fowa, July 10 (WP) |sponsor of this amendment. ence, Write Box No, 42, Dunn Cen-| in the Rue apartments, Call at TIL ‘ laughter cat! 4 vealers: Steers 96 : 36-39—75. , 54, asphal rer | “Proponents of the treaty were con-| ter, N. ve, -W. tnd ge iat ae to 11°50; 2208 | Purity Baking Hi +4 oa an Detroit, 38-39—77. slat a ES aiplausera ed beat wae fident of a vote on the resolution be- FS Se ene EW 5 Ba i : . eae jucl, Stratford, Conn., 41- Ing crew near|fore adjournment tonight. Today was a : Gob:Aten “its. pene ta | Be ie corporatian, Y i ee e Oakland, Iowa, yesterday, died at 8/the inna day of stats fa the eae Lost and Found poster ne apenas See ‘ ood and choice 650-860 ibs.| Reading Company .00 Oaniry Cox, Brooklyn, 34-37—71, | Jocal hospital today. ure and friends of the pact wei anx-} ———__ pabeisie’ ies common and medium] Remington Rand a Hazelhurst. hie ’ Bae ge SF gyro od |g Spe Re :05 | Johnny Goodman, Omaha, 33-41— fous to dispose of it and return to) LOST OR STRAYED—Two white| 55; git: common ana main 6-09 | Republic fr6h and eel 222.01. 44% | MUNMEATOTA, Mt enny Shute, Worthington, Ohio, {OVERCOME AT HOME Ce eye roe mai itakens| tues Ber are earn nished "apartments in" the oes . c eynolds Tobacco » Ju .- — nny wut " y soon as a vote cot en, lbs., bay mare weighing about 1400 Eps! butts earlings exctuded) good| Richfield Olt of Califor i ane Delivered To Arrive | 38-3876. : Fergus Falls, Minn., July 10.—(°}—| Chairman Hele of the naval commit-| and black mare weight 1100. Liber-| Apartments. F. W. Murphy, 216 8 “eb: ve siers ( mall i dark TOF, .98% 1.00% .96% .97% a i Reading, Pa., 40-36—76. pene ie 2 oan eee pereus eee was ved yh begin @ lengthy ad-j al reward offered to person return- FOR ern _ = Pry olce ‘11.! 5 lark nor. 99 F: ral food, New York, 36-37—73. is late yest lay when Charles|dress open! e case of those op: ing horses to Pete Wetzstein, Bis- RENT—Newly decorated apart~ eleetyd i 80; 3 focker and tocder i 3 fark nor. Ed McElligott, Sioux Falls, 8. D.,|Hayes, 77-year-old farmer, died while | posed to ratification. marck, Route No, 1. ment. Furnished or unfurnished as aria ne tb ge0 ‘and choice 500; 1 dark nor. 38-40—78. sitting on the porch of his home, | Administration leaders were giVeN | pe required. Inquire at 717 Thayer or 1050” ibs. 10 9.50; common ani Servel, ine. Pn Johnny Farrell, Mamaroneck, N. Y., increased worries today over the 616 Seventh. ‘f siive fully 25 higher:| shell Union Oli 36-38—74. COLLAPSES WHILE problem of keeping @ quorum of the Houses and Flats FOR RENT—Small apartment, pri- Hye aS cuisiSge ound; tat ewes | simmons, compan H sriio Diesel, Agua Callente, Mexico, |AT WORKIN FIELD | |sonaie, restte ecnsanry dp senators| FOR SALE—Braghcally new @ "room| sale Call at elo sisth or phone 3 Inneapolis, ly .—() 16 jus' senators ically new 6 room| sale. at 619 Sixth or phone ita downs good and sngtet Gonsclidated Oil {} oigiman Barron, Port Chester, N. ¥.,|death occurred in Minespolis Wed- on hand, home, beautifully, arranged, all) _610-W. }. medium + Southern Pacific 7 -38—T7. nesday, directly attributable to the ni loors. $2400 down and|#oR RENT—Furnished two room ‘all weights, common 660. tol Southern ‘Rellwa: 4 hot month; nts of $43.00 wir tbdete es 2) 456°1be medium to weather, when Frank Oserhouse, iy _paymel 00 2) apartment, private entrance, to ‘3.15: all relents, ull Bparks Withington Hi North Dakota Girl 55, died at General hospital, after month. Cheaper than rent. Please! _ per imonti, ‘Gall at 813 Thayee Ave, 1.00 feeding | Standard Gas end Biecatric 91) ri “4 collapsing while pitching hay on a do not call unless interested in buy- | Fon RENT—Furnished apartment on , bg, boa "ibs, good es tholse 7.21 Standard on of California Hi Loses Life During farm ‘&t Medicine Lake. ing. Call at Apartment 212, Bis- rama diner PreK i Por pavege ic mi * praey marck Bank Building. * trance. Call Standard Oll of New York FY i ene aaa a ee soul TT RATHI ORE ‘Corpor eS Sattar: Night Swim Party|prowns wane wire TAKING BAR EXAMS] ror sxer-sis ram —oamr| ptt mans et eat ae Dept. of —Cattle, ai —_— AND CHILDREN WATCH house near school on pavement, a uneven) fi tay Yearlings about, steady; 1A. 18 |14 ratein (Continued from Page 1) Watertown, 8. D., July 10.—(P)}— oulaids, garage, shaice loeation. Also Tuy first, iopite Togaate store. Blow pad finished, Arie ate n Roller Bearing 58% |1 Nebraska farmer died the same|Ralston W. Davison, 27, Watertown, furnished room, board if desired. a 25 lower; highly Trangcontinental Oil 18% |1 ane DAI eens OH cee Will L Friday Whether Th a lings'71 best matured| Underwood Elliott 87" |13% protein way. drowned while bathing last night in earn Friday Whether They) _Call 123 Mandan street. _ fe around 10486; 0 ul ik all, weights | Union Carbide 68% ie Bret ‘The hottest spot in the country |Lake Kampeska as his wife and three] Gan Hang Out Their Shi FOR SALE—By owner, practically} SPartment, modern. Call at 924 pegely 6-36 to, 6.00; | Union Pacitic | 218 [LHW |. 91% «+4. 91% ...+-| officially was Miles City, Mont. with |children looked on, powerless to as- ang ‘a al new seven room bungalow, good lo- | _ Fourth street or phone 543-W. feeders and stock- | United Cigar Store: 3% | 12% Rroteln 108 degrees. Huron, 8. D., had 2|sist. Unable to swim he stepped into gies to Practice cation, all modern, good terms,|#OR RENT—Apartments furnished good, grades United Corporation BLEW 20% ...-- 90% ...-- fencing. cA 102, while the Fahrenhelt a hole and ernet before help could Phone 978-R or call at 323 Tenth. | oF Figo Varney apart- To UG. ro went also to three be summon: a a FOR RENT—Five room modern cot- | _™ents._ Phone 773. Mat, 10-26 lower| U: 8 tedustriat Xiesko # BW. pe ee Omaha, Kansas City, Bioux City, — aatenty-two North Dakota lew stu-) "tage vacant July 16th, Frank | OR RENT—Apartment with sleep- ia by | U.S Healty and Improvemont.. $2 in'and touih Dakete Wwieat’ | Ia, Bt. Louis, Mo. Evansville, Ind.,| AUTOMOBILE PLANT lents will learn Friday whether they) roustey, 715 Mandan street. ing porch and garage at Wood- pount 8. Rubb: 22% | 12 rotein Emporia, Kas., and Birmingham, Ala. are eligible to hang out their shingle , edium Arye Us te ee 159% |1 Wor Naanvilie » si iPad DEAE aa yacr ee in this state. mansee. H. J. Woodmansee. 0 8 and) Utilit: see A d d ville, Tenn. Shreveport, hy St. Paul, 10.— ict are jo —, Fe iba tt pack oor nadia Sicparaton His [breargd |" UM A AM 2% to name’ o fow widely separated |son, 45, working! 2 an aulomlls|aitn beginning sda? and eds Miscellaneous Tobe Ualaine ious of te Tobe ht 2 $ meee nt, collapsed from the heat and . ffice. i at 22 5 cars| Warner Pictur 424 (1H W..: .82% 84% 82% .84%|” Thong were unofficial readings of plai ee pil ing Friday. The results are to be| moR-SALE—Hotel and cafe at rea | mee rp wary! 25 Durum died need tomorrow, 1 Western Union 163 .1amber .84% .90% .82% .87%|108 degrees in Mitchell, S, D., and annow! » and shortly!” sonable price. All modern conven- ‘ fa Pahoa Bit aid ete. 188" [RE say soy Sioux Falls. Wheat, ost, xye) Uar-lsevEN DEATHS ARE some’ before the. sypecms oct bar| ion5S Tocated in good business Wanted $0: emt Willys- ry A ade of 9 ley and flax haye begun ow EPORTED IN .MISSOURI town. For particulars, write John Woolworth Company sit bee . 8K 304 effect of the hot weather. A South aT ermals July 10--UP}—Geven|*°,be admitted to practice. ||| stunee, Ashley, N. Dak. WANTED TO RENT—By August ist mber . > / akota crop bulletin al at- 4 \ rade of teation 10 , effect the Fhet jt |deaths and a dozen or more vrostra-| are: John B. Adams, Lisbon; Robert STRAYED—From my place about|\ °F 15th furnished apartment with 2 bed rooms, Prefer small apartment or duplex. Will interview Saturday gad Sunny. Write Tribune Ad. jo. 59. Used Cars 40.00 585.00 ++ 195.00 tora Coupe .. 495.00 Easy Terms, Smalt Down TLEOK MOTOR SALES Dead Animats Wanted