The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 25, 1930, Page 9

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1980 ep INREASEINVISBLE |/ New York Stocks| SUPPLY HELPS BRING [New Ya Alleghany 4 (Ae Chalmers Al. Chem. & |Am. Ce {Am. . m. Market Touches Day’s Bottomam. Loco. Level; Oats Unchanged Am: Bow. & m. Rad. Stan. Am. Roll, Mill to Y2 Cent Down { Chicago, Nov. 25.—(4)—Announce- ment of 7,873,000 bu. enlargement of ; the world’s visible supply of wheat , mpanied a late setback of wheat : ket touched the di bottom level, after averaging lower for the day inet ee “ taken as a whole. [Bate oa Wheat closed weak, %-1l%.c a (Beth. Steel x = i oy new ,Borg Warner. December old %5's-'4c, December ‘Burr. Ad, Mch. new 75's, oats unchanged to 2c down, | Cir met a Hed! and provisions varving from 5¢ de- | Canadian ‘Pac in |Case. . & Oh more firmness of the Chicago wheat | ones Myon * Chgo. Gt. W. Pid ©. M. St/P. & wheat values amounted to as much /C. M. St. P. & P as 3'se for the February delivery. ,Chgo. & Nort! bushel iower than yesterday's finish. cline to a rise of 2c, Late sharp aavances shown i wheat values at Buenos Aires led to; market as the day advanced. ae | late jump reported in Buenos Aires | Absence of rain in Argentina, with | temperatures of 93, were also re- ported, and there were expressions ot anxiety as to crop prospects in south !Colym: Grapho. . Argentina owing to drought. - - |Coml. Sdl. (New) Com. Southern Under such circumstances, carly losses in Chicago wheat values today were at least temporarily overcome. Helping the upward turn of the Chi- | cago market were reports that 25,000 ont’ Oi! of Del tons of export flour from the United {Corn Products States have been sold to the orient in |Cream Wheat . the last week, despite adverse condl- Crosley Radio . tie ver exchange rates.- An- | Cuba Cane Sug. Pf. Beatie tact today for | Curtiss Wright .... other stimulating factor ¥ friends of higher prices was a decided | decrease of primary domestic re-| Provisions went lower wiva hogs. | Corn traders took considerable no- | . Gi tice at times today of talk that corn! General Mills . prie2s were about 11-13c under prices! Gen. Motors ._ a year ago with a 1930 corn crop 500,- | Gen. Railw. Sig. 000,000 bu. less than in 1929 and a Gillette Saf. Raz... shortage of about 20,000 tons of hay. primary receip:s cf corn today were 367,000 bu., against 753,000 bu. aweek! Gi" Nor Beg ago and 1,074,000 bu. at this time last | Gt’ Nor. Ir. 0. year. | Gt. West. Sug. ; rage ae | SN SUE EAT PRICES REACT To ARGENTINE NEWS | Boustoa Oil .. Minneapolis, Nov. 25.—(7/—In a! Hudson Motor rather colorless session throughout | Hupp. here today, wheat futures ack and recovered cesily and then react- ed on steady pressure due to Argen- | tine n ‘Winnipeg weakness w2s noticeable throughout. December | J closed “sc lower and May 1'sc down. Corn futures opened easy and de- clined a cent under mild pressure. | Kelvinator .... Gonandsctnn houses took nose ee ees ened 2c lower | 21 the decline. Oats op: i seen Kreuger & Toll . ‘and featureless. Flax ;Kroger Grocery . i vt December and jLoew’s Inc. ... pened 1%sc lower lor Prise ee Bou c. Mathieson Alk. . May Dept. aS but turned and rallied above | the previous closing level. Rye and bar- ley were di ¢ lower for May. “Trade was ure- gular and featureless. ‘Cash wheat receipts were very light and prices ':c higher compared with | ‘ures. Mill buyers competed with Mar ‘board subsidiary. Milling | mwas in good demand but smutty was dull. Winter was scarce | and strong. i “Gash corn demand was steady. De- mand was quite strong for oats and rye. Barley buyers were after malt- ing, Flax offerings were light and in sharp demand. 50 Tbs. 8.0 © 3001 ‘oo to 7.60 Li choice, 140 to 1h light weight, 16 8.25; 0 m ine~ —Re rv grade fed steers a S‘strong to 25 cents highe! 0 | cutter Stocker and cho: ‘ Ss, Good ey common 5.00 to’ 6.0! lbs., poeeivat Be pholee weights cull and common Feeding bs to 7o Ibs., g00d choice South b.| A)—C: in ver: ; | in line with verage. m1 yearlings salable lots held around 4 | short-ied si 9:00 downward, fi peef cows largely her heifers 5.25 to 6 shelly kinds under down ‘on medium kinds to 4.15. Beede not sufficient to tes’ inally due to approaching holiday. Calves 2,500. Vealers fully steady. M dy.; Un. Gas Good and choice grades 3.50 to 10.50, US, Ind. Al respectively. logs—Receipts 9,500. Market on) lights And butchers about 10 cents lower. Bulk 7.65 to with some bids down to 7.60 or! below. Sows little changed, mostly 7.00 to 7.25, No directs, Average cost} Monday 7.23: weight 205. ‘Sheep—Receipts 2,000. Little early action. Generally asking strong to higher prices on fat lambs, or mostly | 72.15 to 8.00; talking around steady, ‘eh mostly 7.50 for ewe and wether lam Ewes steady, mostly 3.00 to 3.50. Good demand for’ feeding lambs; asking upward to 6.50 and above. MONEY RATES ( New York, Nov. 25.—(#)—Call money steady, 2 per cent all day. ‘Time loans easy. Sixty to 90 4: 2% per cent; four months tente'thve to six months 2% to per cent. , Prime commercial paper per cent. Bankers’ acceptances unchanged. CHICAGO sTocKs oration Securities—17. Seoul Grnities Investment-41%. Hetwent Ueilities, new--20%. | le: Receipts 3,000, calves Best steers and yearlings fairl, trong to 29 cents higher; mostly steady; 5 ‘cents higher; stockers | largely steady, weak; | 2 50 cents lower. 1473-1. bulloeks =feds_» mostly re SETBACKS INMAIL «| ORDER AND MOVIES fig) CAUSE SHARE DROPS down. Majority Medium stock- PRE ipts 5,000. lambs active, | {profit-taking in the mail order wsues nts higher. Bulk wooled | 2 iled to late realizmg thivugnon |stock market today, canceling carly | * general gainst of 1 to 2 sending many leaders below the pre- Roebuck lost’ 3. | Ward and Fox 2 'k: and American Telephone. American , er can, Case. Woolwor' Tobacco “B” a point or more. Steel yielded fo int rise. ? ire prices push the: high levels corded last Friday. cheering — dividenc ,, trade and financial news was in the) «. imain reassuring. ° ing was a little more lively ‘day, and there were num- 2 points ‘or so, uovably | 26 . Steel, Republic Steel, Byers. New York Cen- \d_ Goodyear, several advanced labout 3 to 5, including’ American Lo- Lima Locomotive {Chemical. Atchison, U. S. Industrial | Alcohol, Ingersoll. Rand and. In ‘tional Business Machines. s order shares sagged after yeste jurn and the motion pictures 18% _'declined modeately, The reopening of some of the re- mtly closed banks in the south and j @x 21% |southwest, together with reports from | * commissioners Andes Cop. 0 to 8.00. Sheep sty deity prices woday. The increase compared jAtchi. T. & S. F. Bho ice seede.| with 38° 000 bu, decrease at this /Atl. Coast Line time last year, Scattered selling at |Atlantic Ref. the last proved to be sufficient to ;Auburn Auto := Aviation Corp. ,. pull wheat values down, and the mar ‘Baldwin Loco. points and /'" Loews, Montgoms and American uiecty back to he recovery, te- In addition to “announcements, American Tele; Gas, Union Pac! ery weak. Cream- i tsandards 28%¢; 30, firsts 27 to 28; sece {Cc {that e crisis had “passed, 12% jsalutory effect upon sales. ig |. The steel shares were helped by a {firm stand taken by U. S. jing upon the heels 4 ;nouncement of a 84 ‘for plates, shapes and bars. lequipments were bid up in expecta- ition of improvement in business aft- the first of the z In the motion picture shares, Fox Film, and Loews were heaviest. Allied Chemical declared dividend of 1/20 of a share, tion to its regular cash payment, as} atin iit did a year ago, and International Business Machines ordered a 5 re cent stock distribution, presumably | Color: its increased earnings this fumble oil ordered <n extra 1 producers may be their 12 cent pound — Twins f the recent an- inimum schedule Is 14 to 18; springs young turkeys 30; Eaton Ax. & Spr... ceipts of wheat, arrivals todey total- | 7) Te ing only 483.000 bu., compared with | EL Pow. & Lt. 54,000 bu. a week ago and 687,000 bu. | Erie R. R. at this time last year. Corn and oats | Fox Film “A”. : ges in! Freeport Texas largely followed price chang i Gen. Am. Tank’. wheat. . | Gen. Elec. (New) . e Inquiry, demand w, market strong- shipping points, | Mare, N. D., another speaker pro- ales less all trans= ked swo. Round . Land partly graded, able to maintain despite the fact that the meta been availabe at substantial conces- | tort jsions for several days, was revived by | Associated Press Photo Mrs. Violet Brady (upp$r), 27, and Mrs, Lila Johnston, 22, and mothers, were held by Kénosha, Wis., police, charged with conceal. f fresh graded | "9 property stolen by a band of i fresh current receipts current receipts igerator firste and extras which the women’s husbands are said to be member Thirty bank burgtaries in Wisconsin, Winois and nnecota are charged to the gang. nois, a pioneer waterway worker and a speaker on today's program of the belief that the Illinois waterway, even if dredged to a depth of nine feet, will be useless unless sufficient water diversion is allowed at Chicago to keep the river at the proper depth. The city of Chicago, he said, will be prevented after 1936 from diverting more than 1500 second feet of water from Lake Michigan for the Illinois river when the necessary amount at times will run as high as 10,000 second feet. } Congressman J. H. Sinclair, Ken- grammed for today, is of the opinion that stream control at the source is one of the most effective methods of an announcement that Anaconda and its subsidiaries are cutting production |cents higher. | patents quoted at shrdluetaoishrd and | Ind. Oil & Gas illed with final prices for the day | Indian Refin. . saetered on the downside. “Prices | Int. Combus. Eng. i i weal ra i= os dipped at the opening on Int. Harvester Int. Nick. Can. . inquiries fot: | wool are ‘being received more. fre- | , but sales are slow and mod. me. The bulk of demand 0s and finer quality wools ‘e and territory lines at of both fleec | week ago. O nd 48-508 together o of these grades ar jMiemi Copper Mid-Cont. Pet. Mid. Sts. Oil Ct Nash Motors Nat. Cash Reg. Nat. aor. INev. Cons. Cop. . jNew York Cent. —- |NY., N.H. & Htfd. ') \Norf. & Western orth American —Choice to fancy 46 to 50 m to good 42 to 46; lower grades 4 | “Hard boiled” is the way Chairman ‘Shreve of the house appropriations |sub-committee for the justice depart- ment, describes his group. Shieve, a Pennsylvania Republican, 15 a sup- ‘porter of enforcement legislation but on the committee are two anti-prohi- bitionists, Tinkham, Republican, ; Massachusetts, and Griffin, Demo- wer | Ny k |Pacific Light . Packard Motot {Pan-Am. Pet. d—15.00 to 22. 0, Zoo"to | Penney (J. C. RLOT SALES —P)--Range of |Pub. Sve. Cory No J. 1 mixed durum 611 red durum 6813. . 4 white 32%. tive | Radio-Keith Orp. . en | Re; oe 4 mington Rand Reo Moior .. to} | | arley not quoted earlings ex- | pect 800 to \s Pran. , |Schuite Ret. Strs. . Seaboard Airline 11 | Sears-Roebuck |Servel Inc. Search for 2 Young Aviators Who Left For South America 25.—(7)—Efforts were being made this morning to lo- cate the two young aviators who left | Coldwell, Nod. yererday morning in | AUran versus Mentor school district a two cylinder monoplane for South rs MESSE oho wo lew nee we nene | Stand. Gas & Elec. Stand. Oil Calif. Stand. Oil N. J. | Stand. OWN. ¥. = ROS O, y She ARs ao. 5 te, Os The filers Edward Wingerter, 25, Newark, N. J. and Joseph L. Jones, Eo anegt a Camden, N. J. and took off there at 1:15 p. m. yesterday planning to stop at Baltimore over night. They had not reached Logan field, Baltimore, this morning and no re- port of them had been received since ! they left Camden. Rail Heads Opposed :|'™o Goverrment Aid For Barge Systems| ‘Continued from page one) { ward its recommendation in the face ; :|of a statement by Mayor Gerhard | Bundlie, St. Paul, that Walter New- ton. secretary to President ‘Hoover, advised him Secretary Mellon was | opposed to a bond issue for waterway at, ahd that administra- tion leaders expressed the hope the | waterway advocates would not make | such a demand in the convention. Leaders of the upper river delegates said they were firmly insistent on a that it appeared to them as the only feasible way for, “| congress to.raise money for the proj- | Sancs | Union Pacific os 5 vnit. ir. Str. . ct Sioms | United riser (Soh) Pe-b en bulk Bias| Be: eee ze A ven; DI es : 5 ay & 1] se nasi “aalen ight lights! Vanadium Corp. BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) Nav. . 1 dark northern bond issue bi" depth control in barge canals. The Jour 10) Uncertainty of present waterway | depths, he said, is keeping commerce , Off the rivers. He advocated a uni- | form depth of nine feet over the en- | tire waterway system. | Hope of Finding Mail | | Plane, 7 Passengers At Sea Is Abandoned 4] ‘Toulon, France, Nov, 28.—(P}—All ‘hope was abandoned today of finding the Barcelona-Marseilles mail plane Jost somewhere in the Mediterannean | with seven passengers last Friday. tinue their operations. Prohibition Bureau Amber dirom) Must Present Strong ‘ Case to Get Increase 3 arhite 32% Washington, Nov. 25.—(P—The yellow 9g, No. 4 yel-| Prohibition bureau will face a new 'group of pursestrings holders when it asks for enforcement funds this win- er. crat, New York. “We want to be fair, but,” said the) jchairman today, “unless the prohibi- tion bureau makes a good case of its needs, it will not get the additional $2,000,000 requested.” Two Supreme Court Opinions Announced One decision was affirmed and an- other reversed in opinions handed | down by the state supreme coutt. In the case of C. H. Kelly versus G. L, Isensee and Lillian M. Isensee, the opinion of the supreme court reaf- firmed Judge A. T. Cole’s decision in Cass county district court that the principal is responsible for the ac- tions of his agent. Judgment was de- clared in favor of the defendants, G. L. Isensee and Lillian M. Isensee. The decision of Judge John C. Lowe in Divide county district court was reversed in the case of Emma of Divide county. The decision was awarded to the defendant, Mentor school district of Divide county. In the latter case the supreme court syllabus states that a school teacher’s contract is an entire contract for the personal service of the teacher, al: though the school board must act as & unit and is not bound by the agree- ment of a member acting as an in- dividual. SUPER-SPEED PLANE Berlin, Nov. 24.—A super-speed airplane is believed to be under con- struction in the plants of tite Jun- kers company. It is thought this plane will be capable of making more than 500 miles an hour at an/ altitude of 40,000 feet. The secret! of the speed lies in the high alti-! tude which will offer little resistance | to the plane. Rumors are that the plane will attempt to make a Ger- many-U. 8. flight in six hours. POPE HONORS EDISON {Edison from the pope. to whom the inventor presented a dictating ma- chine made of ivory and gold. DRAFTY INSPECTORS ARI Sinclair on Program e Congressman Willian F. Hull, Uli-|the department of health from atop |[" Weather Report | Temperature at 7 a.m. ... Highest yesterday . | Highest wind vel Bismarek, Amarillo,‘ Roise, | fol Devils La Dodge City, j Kamloops, Kansas Ci Miles City, M Modena, Sioux City, Ta. Spokane, Wash., Swift Current, pt The Pas, Toledo, O., Williston, 'N. D Winnemuoca, fair tonight ¥ colder tonight, with vold w: night and Wednews tonight, with tral portions; tion Wednes | night and Wednes west portion toi colder tonight; cold wave in West por tion, snow in east portion. Partly cloudy and colder Wednesday, Wednesday. Coider by. precipitation, extend: river valley eastward to t Great Lakes region @rea is centered fair weather prevails from the ern plains states to the Pacific co: Temperatures dropped over the Gr Lakes region, but warmer we: slope. ismarck station barometric pres- sure, 27.84 inches; reduced to 29.66, ORRIS W. ROBE skyscrapers are seeking at night evi- dence of illegal burning of refuse.) which is regarded by health authori- ties as responsible for an ‘ncrease of throat and lung trouble. | , _ Torpedo boats which have searched | for wreckage for four days put in here today under orders to discon- | specify what legislation he felt | ‘The bureau's financial business was , {transferred to Shreve's committee when enforcement was moved from the treasury to the justice depart- ; ment. sissippi valley, the Great Lakes re- | Mather Knteker- | 980. ‘ive inspectors of! ¢ 1 40} owest last night... 00. ak ne cipitation to 7 GENERA Station: Des M too coo too 00, 00, 00 Ost vloudy .. Fargo, snowing ... ee ae Ua wean s For Bismar Mostly | Much For North Dakota: Mostly f colder southeast: pyr- | For South Dakota: Mostly fair to-| . Mueh colder to- nd-central por- central portions ecold wave In north: ight. For Minnesota: Unsettled and much For Montana: Unsettled tonight and at of divide. WEATHER ¢ A low-pressiire area, a NDITIONS ompanied ‘om the Red her prevails over’ the plains states and! along the eastern Rocky mountain level, Official in Charge. Democratic Leader Will Lend Support To Emergency Bills (Continued from page one) measures and subjects which ought to be disposed of during the regular ! session.” Senator Is Surprised Aside from his prepared statement, | Robinson expressed surprise that his { letter to the white house had not} CLASSIFIED AD All want ads are cash in advance 1% cents. Copy 36! must be received at the Tribune of-} REPour fice by 9:00 a. m to Insure insertion ‘Temptrs. Pre,| same day tn the regular classified How High In. | page | minimum Cuts. border or white space used on ‘or | Want ads come under the classified .00 | display rates at 90 cents per column 43 inch per insertion REGULAR WANT AD RATES ‘ov | 6 days: 25 words or under .,. 3 days. 25 words or under . 2 days, 25 words or under . oo | 1 day. 25 words of under oo] Ads over 25 words 3 cent The Tribune reserves the might to | reject any copy submitted, also to re- | vise any copy to conform with make- up rules of Classified Advertising The Tribune Want Ad Department Male Help Wanted 260-$3000 YEAR. Government Jobs. 18-50. Steady work. Common education usually suffi- clent. Experience usually unneces- sary. Sample coaching and parti- culars FREE. Write today sure. Ad- dress Bismarck Tribune, in care of 8 fe a0 | $i 200 | 41 ONCE—South America | States. Permanent positions; labor clerical, mechanical, salesmanship; experience unnecessary. $25-100 weekly, transportation fur- nishea Box 1175. Chicago [i WANTED—Good live men to sell Specialty to Filling Stations and A money maker. West Co., Elkhart, Ind. DON'T BB a mis-fit Qualify for good positions Catalog Free Mo- ler Barber college, Fargo, N. D. WANTED—Women, Girls or “Boys living in Bismarck or Mandan, in country districts or small money. No investment required. Only your ambition to go after it. I will send you full information, as soon as you write me. _College Bldg., Bismarck, N. D._ WANTED—Experienced cleaner salesman. Salary. Call at 212 Broadway, Singer Sewing Ma- chine Company. REPOSSESSE: FOR 8. 1029 Durant @ Sedan 1930 Durant 6 Sedan Whippet 6 ‘Track Chevrolet Truck Female Help Wanted | For Sale—Radios | FOR SALE—Nine tube battery oper- | ated Sparton radio, fully equipped. In good condition.” Very reasonable. Temple speaker. Extra A battery. Inquire at 511 Fourteenth street. For Sale IF YOU want good homemade cake: ; cookies, rolls and nut bread, phone 1726-LJ. Please order or your hol- iday fruit cakes. Household Goods for Saje BIANO FOR SALE—Must sell at once. Will take $75. Call at 228 West Rosser or write Box 191, ee 4 Rooms for Rent FOR RENT—Furnished room suitable for two, modern home. Hot water ; deat and hot water always. Two and one half blocks from’ Patter- son and G. P. Hotel. 402 Fifth. Phone 246-M. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished front room with large clothes closet, downtown. Strictly modern. Phone 1225-M or call at Apartment i, 118'» Third street. FOR RENT—Six upstairs rooms in good condition. Water, light, heat and telephone furnished. Call at | _ 1517 Bowen Ave. or phone 552-W. FOR RENT—Sleeping room, 1 or 2 gentlemen. $10 and $15 per month. Call at 423 Ninth street or phone 1099-J. FOR RENT—Modern furnished room, hot and cold water in room. Call at 510 Fourth street or phone 293. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished com- fortable large room, also new ‘gar- _88e at 307 Tenth or irnshed room next to bath. Call at 61 __ Sixth street or phone 619-W. FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping. Call at 319 Tenth street south. Houses and Flats ALOW FOR RENT—Contain- ing 5 rooms and bath, all rooms very nicely finished and strictly up to date throughout. Rent is $55.00 per month. Also garage for rent, $4.00 per month. Inquire at 502 Seventh street. FOR RENT—At 609 First street, moa- ern 6 room bungalow. Hot water heat, natural gas installed. Five rooms in basement. See owner at East. lew six room duplex with full basement and garage. Gas heat. Located at 904 Sixth street. Phone 1740-W. | FOR RENT—Modern 7 room house. Four room partly mod- ern bungalow. Close in. Phone 460-M. Apartments FOR RENT—Well furnished apart- ment with electric range and Gen- eral electric refrigerator, on ground floor, private bath and private en- trance. Suitable for two. Close in. Phone 260 during day or 512-W eve- nings. Dr. Enge, APARTMENT FOR RENT—Living room, sun parlor, bedroom, bath and kitchen, equipped with gas range and frigidaire, will be avail- | able Dec. 1. Cal W. A. Hughes at te Seventh street. Phone 1391 or been made public. | ADDRESSING ENVELOPES— Wort | FOR RENT—Three room furnished “While I shall respect the initiative ! usually recognized as belonging to the white house to public messages trans- mitted or received by the president,” he said, “there is nothing in the sub- ject matter of this correspondence which in my opinion calis for confi- | dential treatment.” Robinson added that his statement } today was “substantially corrobora- | tive” of his message to the president. The Democratic leader did not should be disposed of during the | regular session outside of emergency and appropriation bills. He pointed out, however, he had | tried to effect a compromise on | Muscle Shoals legislation last session &nd expressed the view that some dis- | Position should be made of this qfes- tion if possible. i He also said he would “be glad” to see the export debenture enacted, adding that it would take little time | for discussion because of the thorough debates on it in the past. Chinook Wind Keeps North Dakota Warm As Storms Hit U. S. (Continued from page one) gone down steadily since Monda: morning until the coldest tempera-! ture of the year was recorded today. | It was 16 above at 7 o'clock. | The weather bureau had little hope | to offer to those looking for a let up for the Thanksgiving holiday. The prediction for the Chicago forecast | area: i Snow Is Predicted “Snow wil) occur tonight and Wed- nesday in the upper and middle Mis- at home during spare time. stantial weekly pay; experience un- necessary Dignified employment for honest. sincere, ambitious per- sons. Workers League, Naperville GIRLS! Let Elizabeth Lawrence per- sonally teach you BEAUTY CUL- TURE. Then you need not worry about a position. log E. Lawrence Academy, Nicollet Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. romen and girls to dec- orate greeting cards. $5 per 100; experience unnecessary; no selling. Write Quality Franklin St., Providence, R. 1. WANTED—Young lady with sales Good pay to right party. Lutz Studio, Mandan, N. Ds a Work Wanted WANTED—Washings or work by day or hour, also plain sewing or mend- ing. Phone 1047-LJ or call at 417 Eleventh street. ‘ | PIRST CLASS work done on dry cleaning, repairing and alterations. Frank KralJ. -Pho 183: WANTED—Any about 1 or 2 weeks. Sweet Avenue. Write for Cata- 816 Novelty Co., FOR SALE—Chrysler six sedan, new, at a substantial Write | Tribune Ad. No. 55. i Wanted to Buy WANTED—Two “restaurant |_ Phone 1691, range in good condition, give price; FOR RENT—Purnished two room Otto Cafe, Sanish, N. D.; apartment with bath. Vacant De- ; or unfurnished modern apartment, | three closets and store room. Private entrance and private bath. Electricity for cooking. Call at 802 Second street or phone 1050-R. FOR RENT—Well furnished ~ light housekeeping apartment, natural gas for cooking and use of frigi- daire. Call at 411 Fifth street or _phone 273. The Hazelhurst, | FOR RENT—Furnished apartment in ; modern home, hot water heat. Lights and water furnished, also sleeping.room on first floor. Call at | 614 Eighth street. | FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, city heated, 3 rooms with private bath, suitable for 3 young ladies or 3 gentlemen. Dale Apartments, 2124: Main Ave. Phone 905. apartment. Private entrance, Available Dec. 1. Phone 857-W. Call 323 Tenth st) corner flat, also a two room fiat. The Laurain apartments. Phone _ 303 _B F Flanagan Prop FOR RENT—Three room furnished ; apartment on ground floor. Water, ey heat and light furnished, $42.00 per Call at 801/ month. Phone 1213-w. | FOR RENT—Two or three room fur- | nished apartment in modern home, | Private entrance. Also sleeping ; room. Phone 882-w. FOR RENT—One room and kifcheii- ette basement apartment, $25 per month. Everts Apartments, 314 | _ Third street. {FOR RENT—Two room furnished | light housekeeping apartment on ; ground floor. 315 Fourth street. gion and upper Mississippi valleys,! WANTED TO BUY—A used 1928 or| cember Ist. Call at 602 Eighth with a cold wave in the castern and | central portion of the Dakotas, west- | ern Minnesota and northern Iowa. Colder weather will follow on Wed- | nesday in the eastern and southern ' ‘The south looped up its extra over- | FI coat buttons today. j Piercing winds, near-freezing tem- | peratures and snow flurries brought | winter into Dixie for its first ex- | tended visit. ‘The mercury plummeted | FOR SALE--160 acre improved farm to 51 at Memphis, Tenn., and 32 at Little Rock, Ark. a few hours after midnight. Atlant eral degtees higher and in Richmond, | Va., and Charlotte, N. C., the mercury | was dropping through the low forties. | 's reading was sev- | Danes, Norse Join In Honoring Haakon: Oslo. Norway. Nov. 25.—(4)—Den- mark joined with Norway today in; celebration of the twenty-fifth anni- | |versary of assumption of King Haakon VII of the country’s throne. | King Haakon, until he became ru‘er | West Orange. ‘N. J., Nov. 25,—()—jOf Norway was Prince Carl of Den-) ‘A medal is on the way to Thomas A. | ark. i bf Many gifts have reached the royal | p, pair from all over the world. The} Shipowners’ association, representing | Norway's great mercantile fleet, do-!to break up the big herds. Planes inated a large painting depicting | New York. Nov 25-4) -A black; Haakon’s cntrance into Oslo 25 years! herds and wipe them out. | mals are spreading a disease fatal to 4 " Bae domestic horses in the states where Lutefisk, Gussner's. [they are most numerous. Farm Lands RM FOR SALE” OR” RENT—80 | FOR RENT—Furnished 2 room base- acre farm with good buildings, one| ment apartment at $20 per month mile from Driscoll, N. D. For furth- | _ Call at 411 Fifth or phone 273. er information call or write Attor- ney J. N. McCarter, Steele, N. D. " "| WANTED TO RENT 7 miles east of Wilton. Will trade |“ \odern two o: three room. apart for city property. 115, Wing, N. D. Write Lock Box Dead Animsls Wanted he a = ae | UEAD ANIMALS WANTED- quice | service wil! be given removing vous) Chane g bape uve antmait, NATIONAL CASH REGISTEKS- @no; New and second hand Over 900; We: call; styles and sizes We have one W fit small; your business W 6. Stitgel rep- such as horses sheep. ali free of charge for one o) more Northern kendering Company sis Box 265 Pnone 406 er PLANES BOMB HORSES 25.—Wild | Bull Dickinson N D Box 128 orses have become a menace in Ore- (on Montana and parts ot Colorado, and tt is plarmed to bomb these horses carrying explosives will fly above the bly Depot The anj-| Dahl, Hazelton, N. Dak. 1929 light car from private party. | street. FOR RENT—Furnished 2 room apart- | ment, suitable for light housekeep- ine Call Room 200, College Build- ing. _Wanted to Rent = Unturnistieo t and room. Must be downtown or close in, Walter Hovey, Bismarck Hotel i ' Miscellaneous resentative Phone 1409 Bismarck ND FOR SALE—Choice Canary singers imported German Rollers, choppers | and Hare Mountains, Cages. sete, treats, et¢ Phone 115-3 Jacob |For SALE—Chester White pigs. Mammoth bronge turkeys, toms 20-25 lbs. $7.00; hens, $3.00, Barred Rock cockerels $1.50. M. FOR RENT--Gar Can be used for storage or for car. Close in. In-.. | quire at 502 Seventh. ie