The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 9, 1932, Page 9

AE Is oom oa = . * x : THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JUNB9,1982 ~~ —~ ~~. - |5/16; Italy 8.13%; Germany 23.74; |¢ ‘ribune’s Grain, Livestock and Norway 1838; Sweden 1880; cst Weather Report i amy: AD rom enon met | All want ads are cash in advance,| home, Also sleeping rooms. Pri- CHICAGO STOCKS FORECASTS minimum charge 75 cents. Copy must| vate entrances. Call at 307 10th ‘i (By The Astociated Press) For Hismarck and vicinity: Partly |e received at ‘The ‘Tribune office by| Street. Opposite St. Alexius Nurses Market Report for Thur aha: See eS eae eae cee e9 | : am Le io North Da-|day in the regular classified page. | APARTMENTS FOR RENT—One. abs gm el aris tlondy, euearl Cuts, border or white space used! apartments, $10, $20, and $25.00 | i 1 ie Lberty 4th 4Ks 102.12 losing Prices eas 44s . FOLLOWED BY PALL Adams Sires eld LB HIT NEW LOWS ON Med ‘tof Wea 4 cK |Treas 45 . +» 100.31 aan ieear June 9.—(%)}—Govern- north and eastjon want ads come under the classi-} monthly, including lights, water, portions tonight fied display rates of 90 cents per col-| heat, gas for cooking. Also laundry Liberty 3%8 ..... +. 101.21 and possibly ex-| insert! he ; seas. New York Stocks | ALL GRAIN P RIGES Liberty Ist 44s 101.18 treme east portion | 10 ‘neh Der insertion. Leila cra pte ie aac m4 me way. Also 2 room apartment at 1100 | hight” and’ south: 16 age, 25 oy, or abet om $145 | aoe eee eee 7 Portion Fri-!s days, 25 words or under. 1.00| FOR RENT—Two room and kitchen- | 85 103.26 ; y {Lower gds. ieee . ——_ — lay. ty er ette furnished apartment. Private i Advance Rumely 14 jangene i For South Da-|t days. 25 words or under. 75{ entrance. Laundry privileges, Gas, : Red. No. 2..... » 31% 33% 31% .... kota: Generally | iv» = a: 4 " lights, water and teleph — 4 4 A lights, water telephone furnish. Flax— : E fair, cooler east |Ads over 25 words 3 cents additional ed. Price reasonable. 314 W Ros- Al No, 1...... 1.02% 1.05% 1.02% 1.03% Cloudy and central por-/ per word. pee ad ithe Patek i |tichs tonight; Friday fair, cooler ex- | 540 Part CHICAGO RANGE treme east portion. i_ The Tribune reserves the right to|302-8th STREET. house for Squeeze in Auburn Contributed Export Sales From Canada Only Orne Open “thie RAY SP TANS Wes change 1 [oe tee ee ty ee ee tami ents, as wate anes 4 a an lay; a vise any copy to conform with make- ut , Bas, wal and to Rise; Closing Tone is ; July (old). 40% temperature. lup rules of Classified Advertising. phone. $43.00 per month. Phone 375, | ; Emphasize Lack of De- July (new). 49% : dy to- FOR RENT—Two room furnished Barely Stead Sept. (old). 52 Ment and Priday, provebly showers Phone 32 FOR RENT—Two room furnished arely Stea > 1% night ani Y, y y mand Felt at Home Sept. (new) 51% (Ses Asks Governor to Oust /2r er cooler in norehwest portion; cool-| The Tribune Want Ad Department Ee ee oe - = 54% Gotham Mayor For Num- er near Lake Superior Friday. use of telephone ‘ nckaded ant New York, June 9.—()—The stock icago, June 9.—(#)—With virtual 2819 GENERAL CONDITIONS $24.00 per month. Private entrance. market quickly ran out of buying |Am. Tel. & exhaustion of sustained buying power |SeP ae a, erous Causes A high pressure area is centered | Female Help Wanted Also for sale, daybed in good con- power Thursday, after a morning 4 jlate Thursday, wheat, corn and oats b $ over the northeastern Rocky Mountain |WANTED—Cashier. One with wait-} dition. Call at 307 4th St. Phone 4 outdid season low price records. a 4 whil re extends from} ress experience preferred. Princ:| 627-3 11 incident with sé. oJ 19% 5 slope while low pressure ‘pe Pp rally coincident @ squecze of! Anaconda Cop. Export sales of 1,000,000 bushels of |Se '20° 3,, Albany, N. Y.. June 9.—(P}—The|the Plains States eastward to the| Hotel. FOR RENT. shorts in Auburn. The list settled|Atchi. T. & 8. F. 25" |wheat by Canada served only to em- | Dec. » 21h whole story of the financial transac-|Great Lakes region. Scattered precip-| qrayTEp—A few good experienced —Large pleasant room and back during the afternoon. Numer- AL ee ‘ite bale eee ed foreign demand ee sii tions of Mayor James J. Walker and tee hegertar} oan ie a lpn sales ladies, ages from 21 to 35 for pence ae usey bed bs vi 4 fo. wheat from the U. 8. Dis; < an + 805% 6 ‘alley westw: e eastern cy is & a oe el aaa ah aie Auburn Auto 44% [es from Toronto quoted bank aren Bepe vcs Baie Russell T. Sherwood, as they appear| Mountain slope, with a few heavy! Bismarck and Mandan. Phone 578| -Prigidaire, $30.00. Also large front a URIS CENMAS Wadhesdhy's tia! acne ts 2, [ity for assertions that low prices were |De°. + 36% to Samuel Seabury, Thursday was in| showers in northern Montana, north- _for appointment and explanation. 1 room and kitchenette. Ground floor, peicsa The clbdlng tue was barely |ietancae a% due largely to a huge government f- ae the hands of “Goverwer Brenblin'D)/OR Un eeewncs gemperttires| scr Witte aie | Bete ee ee steady. ‘Transactions aggregated 1,- Rima oo 7 Sept. ...... 3.85 Roosevelt, who has said a public of-/changes have been slight during the] ily. Apply 117 Main Ave, Phone | S5——p eyo seisftee a sotisehnt Heavy tone at tho |Bethl Eteal Bit | Wheat closed nervous, 1-4 to 3-4| ‘Belicc—” °°” Se ei ctr ciireal| Caimeurr eavenatager ad RBC eur) oO: three soden frosiad oer snatTntatee v3 at . ay y . ve , 4.1 ft. = > and a runup of about 10 points in Au- | 8Ur Ad. Mech. ..... ¥ i Pylon i) < DULUTH RANGE Fa Gea ¥in ideas sre aS SAUL Ee ee F 1 Pastel) qs jp bum was accompanied by numerous |Galumet & Hecla .. dh I Suly Seeden ep tage Babe, Seer | Dai Minn June Dg Stressing the facthe was acting, not|2619. Reduced to sea level, 2994. | Rouse rent. Call at 219 South Sth | - 1 . f ard Me es ss. ~ 8. va 2] - = = 4 ' ee i AH el ne fae Cannon Mills . 11% |Corn 1-2 to 3-4 down, and provisions ee : ORE een oy on as counsel to the Hofstadter commit: TEMPERATURE WANTED—Experienced maid. Musc| {itchenette apartment with running eee, p Sah TS 18 lunchanged to § cents higher. Sept. 48% 49 © 47% 474, {tee but as a private citizen, Seabury in eC : Gl have references. Write Tribune Ad) Naver Newly furnished. Ree x ASCO . lew low price records for = est yesterday . . luded. Call ai re eet The sorely depressed B-M-T issues|Chesap. & Ohio . 11 | sot again wars eeatinea ite Heplreerl Weis, es & letter accompanying data on the | Highest, sesterday | 59 | _No. 1666, ” Phone 747. recovered substantially. The prefer-/C. M. St. P. & Pac. ted regained two-thirds of Wednes-|C. M. St. P. & Pac. P. day's nine-point drop, and the com-|Chgo. & Norwest. .. soseese 204 | walk ived by th 10 eas Sept. *. He + tiitt Bist | Walker case received by the governor, | : cicll LE a So 1% tues uSGEae aed poutine ax— “| pointed to the evidence indicating the PRECIPITATION | Worx Wantea FOR RENT—Furnished single room } k ; and kitchenette for $20.00 a month. 3 times to induce rallies. There also pd BeGcecs 18 roa roe? roe missing Sherwood had handled nestly.| 70k: tute month to dase. mon pushed u ( le- |Chrysler ........ te. 1.57| PAINTING and decorating. Lowest| Call at 411 5th St. “Hazelhurst” or DHone recovered. an Garly, Ines’ pig | CONIEGL ae mL: {Was more or less evening up, Trade PED ae ll cry $1,000,000 in five years and reiterated | Rotel this month to date 109 prices. First class work. Satisfied! phone 273, point, and sold up more than 2, net. |Coml. Sol 414 [estimates were that the official fore- DULUTH CASH GRAIN his charge that Sherwood was actual- | Total, Jan. 1 to date ... 8.71} customers throughout the city. Work | FOR RENT—Leaving city, will rent Miscellancous issues getting up 2 to!Com. Southern 2 |cast of 1932 domestic winter wheat| Duluth, Minn., June 9.—(/P)—Clos- | ly Walker's fiscal agent. Normal, Jan. 1 to date . +; 6.73! and material guaranteed. Free es-| my all modern completely furnished 3 included Consolidated Gas, Allied |COMSOl. Gas . 34 ~|production would be somewhere be-|ing cash prices: Wheat: No. 1 dark| One of the main purposes of Sea-| Accumulated excess since Jan. 1 1.98] timate. Phone 308-W!’ apartment until Sept. 1st to respon- Chemical, Westinghouse Elect ric, Sone od A’ ae ae amen bebe japon northern ¢ 56%4-7114c; No. 2 ae ele cel Meee bod ee ee sible parties. Phone 1714. Coca Cola, Santa Fe, Union Pacific! : * els, compar la vate|northern 541%-69%4c; No. 3 dark/link the may ese big trans- S FOR RENT—Newl and Macy.” Gome of these iasues gavel Gone Sy 3. |figures averaging 433,000,000. northern 50%-69%e; No. 1 northern |actions, but the mayor denied on the Neen ene ear BS. Houses and Flats FOR Ri any sescenter ees up as much as a point of their gains|Cont, Oil of Del. 4° |, An extreme setback-of 9% cents a/56%-71'2c; No. 1 amber durum 51%4- ba itness stand that Sherwood was his High Low Inc.|FOR RENT—Modern five room dup-| kitchenette. Also three room office after midday. U..S. Steel failed to|Corn Products 2 ag bushel within a week was shown at|62%c; No. 2 amber durum 50%-61%c; | fiscal agent. BISMARCK, clear 80 59 | i ase He attached garage, moderate; space, Ideal location for beauty also modern bungalow, at- 49 |.00/ tached garage, close in; phone Mr. pry sion reasonable. Inquire at Mrs. O. W. Roberts, telephone| Sweet Shop. : s1 “90 ioe 2 FOR RENT—Basement apartment. Ay IA show much recuperative power. It|Curtiss Wright \ Tose a major fraction, then fell back.|Dia. Match .... The short squeeze in Auburn, fa-!Drugs, Inc. Mmous for its market gyrations, was|Ddpont ... % {one stage of Thursday's downturns in/No. 1 durum 49%-51%c; No. 2 durum! The Walker case, packed with po-|Amenia, cldy. 13 |the price of July wheat contracts |48%-49'1c; No. 1 mixed durum 47%-|tential political dynamite, was/Beach, clear ... S's |Tepresenting the new 1932 crop. The|59%c; No. 2 mixcd durum 44%- |dropped on the governor's doorstep | Bottineau, cldy 2593 [rapidity and duration of the decline|59%c; No. 1 red durum 42%-43%c,| Wednesday night, less than a week | Carrington, cldy. 38 i apparently in connection with ‘ite |EAst Reodak was made the basis for some buying|No. 1 to arrive 42,c. after Roosevelt demanded that the| Crosby, cldy. .. 66 $5 33| OR RENTOFive room house Fully | Totee rooms and bath. Phone 1250. els, and its announcement of an ag-lBtie RR 4 covery was due. Under such cireum-|s1.05, July $1.05; Sept, $1.04%; Dec.|they believed action warranted. Drake, peldy..... 1.02: 58 136| decoated. Call Frank Krall, The| ment. Two bedrooms. Nicely fur- gressive bid for a larger share of the|Fid EB’ Eire Ti : 4, jstances, offerings became light and }§1.04%. The governor was abed when the! ninn ‘center, cldy. 68° 03] ‘Tailor, Main wtrect, nished. Including piano, mohair business in the lower-priced field. |Firest; Tr&' ig, 1. Oxy |the market went fractionally above|” Oats No. 3 white, track, 19%-20!%4e; (Papers, calling Walker “unfit” and | Eienusie, eidy. s.- 6) 00] non ne sco modern house,| furniture, Frigidaire. Laundry privi- First Nat aa pe Wednesday's finish. Corn as well as|No, 3 white to arrive 10%4¢. * ilikening his explanation of his funds | Passenden, clay. ae 60 35|FOR RENT—7 room modern oe leges. Always hot water. Also 5 %1Fox Film “A”. 14; | wheat outdid season low price records,] No. 1 rye, track, 30%-32%c; to ar- to “tin box” alibi, were delivered bY | Grand Forks, cidy. .... 70 64 .00| Well located. 5 room modern bun-| smalier apartment. Adults only. | Livestock ||Frecport ‘Texas 11 |but corn held better than wheat. |rive 301 two of Seabury’s assistants. He h@S| Hankinson, rain .. 63 1.17| falow, close in. 4 room partly mod-| 07 4th st. Gen. Am. Tank ny ted pi ore ah peaked indicated he will study the record be- | Jamestown, cldy. . 61 .09| ern bungalow. Geo. M. Register. Shoei Ee SEES ¢ 93; [Oats fluctuated narrowly, following) Barley choice to fancy 34-84. Me-|rore commenting. A decision a8 to|fatienos vane 8 58 00/FOR RENT Four room house, mod: |7O™, RENI—Modern apartments in SO. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK i {other cereals, dium to good 25-33c. i pe Seana > 00, FOR RENT—Four room house, mod-{' fireproof building at reduced rents. . 207; Provisions teadied by hos whether Walker will or will not be|Lisbon, peld; 79 60 .00/ ern. Rent reasonable. Located; Ingui: Tri South St. Paul, June 9.—(7)—(U. 8 a So eae removed is not expected for several | Max, cidy. . 8 53 511 j009 Ave. B, Inquire phone 995-J! «quire at Tribune office. Dep. Agr.)—Cattie—1900: largely fed |General’ Mills’. 1 donee See ee ene eabmnior| FEE Minot, cldy TL 8 35) Oreall ai 992 Aver © West | FOR RENT—Four room and prvi ti i . 3. i inneapolis, June 9.—(P)—! . i y BS) 00) eee | el nee rtment weak to 25 lower; choice heavy steers|Goodyr. ‘Tr. ‘& Rub. 91s | ERAUTIONARLY LOWER \northern 58%-65%; No. 1 northern |." s4g.o09 from firms interested in| Parshall, cl 76 64 18] Also one four room and one five| vate entrance. Use of *f held uwards of 7.00; bulk all weights|Graham Paige Mot | 1g | pybtinneapolis, June | 9—P)}—Wheat |61%4; No. 2 mixed’ 69%; No. 1 dark|taxicab legislation; that the mayor |Pembins, pcldy. 80 57 00, room all modern apartments. Pri-| chine. Nice and cool for summer. salable 5.50-6.75; beet cows 3.00-4.00,|Gt. Nor. Pid. ....... 7% jreures closed fractionally lower) hard winter 52; No. 1 amber durum |ye1q $10,000 bonds of a firm which mob | een ona UL coy «oi | Yate patsy Alao 2 spatements ot 2) rs. chiens 80 fee, | butcher heifers 4.00-5.00; yearlings to|Gt. Nor. Ir, O. Cif. 6 ursday. 57%; No. 1 mixed durum 50%. a city contract; that the mayor acted | Williston, cldy 56 O1| and 3. rooms each with private FOR RENT=—Modern up to date new { : 5 . Houd-Hershey 1 July wheat closed 3-4 lower, Sep-|" Oats: No. 3 white 20. pebic Wishek, peldy. 7 58 00; baths. Call at 318 9th Street.| 6.25; cutters 1.50-2.50; medium grade DUNO. 9a°|tember 1-2 lower, Minneapolis July ae se + No. 3, improperly to procure a franchise for| Moorhead, Minn, cldy.. 80 64 00) Phone 291-W. | partment. Furnished or unfur- bulls 2.50 down; feeders and stockets|Fndson Motor Be cstareicemt rise tiower- and September | 9 eres: No 2 special 31-85; No. 3,/the Equitable Coach Company, and : _ SONS aE | nished. Available June Ist, Electric n unchanged. Hupp. Mot. Car 1% lunchanged. July rye finished 1-6/0, @7Pe grade 31. received a $10,000 letter of credit from WILL RENT my furnished “home to| refrigerator. Rent reasonable. Phone Calves—1,900; vealers steady; me-|Int. Combus. Eng. 18 | higher ‘and September unchanged Corn, rye, and flax not quoted. one of the equitable agents; that he GENERAL reliable party from June 15th to] 347. dium to choice grades 3.50-6.00, ac-|Int. Harvester .. 13% 7 improperly accepted “beneficences.” Other Stations— Temprs. Pre.| Sept. 1st. Adults only. Mrs. E. V. FOR RENT—Fui i ‘ Int! Nick. C 1 July and September flax finished 1-4 CHICAGO CASH GRAIN High Low Inc.| rat I rnished for light cording to condition. : cae ,|lower. July barley showed a gain of ‘ Gani eS 2! Raper orc 00 ar, Ses ! housekeeping, one or two room Hogs—6,500; market fairly active; |Int. Tel. & Tel. 3%6/1 1-2 and September 1 1-4 Chicago, June 9.—(?)—Wheat Ne. 2 Boise, Idaho, clear...... 74 50 .00 apartments. Phone 1063 steady to 5 or more higher; good and |Jewel Tea Thx | Tone of the cash wheat market was| C7 90% -51; ,corn No. 2 mixed 29 rapid ther cet #4 -05| house. Suitable for two apartments. | FOR -RENTOA 7 : choice 140-230 Ibs. 3.00-10; top 3.10) Jo8ns-Mansv! 108) anata! es was| No. 2 yellow 29-30%; No. 2 white 30; | Chicago, Ill,, clear Se eee eae aiiiE Wa iat outs =A modern furnishéa paid freely for 160-210 Ibs.; 230-240) esi -- S118 r. Winter wheat was in} sample grade 27; oats No. 1 white 22: Denver, Coio., rain 50 24 y price apartment. Three rooms and pri- Ibs., 2.65-3.00; choice loads 380 Ibs., at: Kennecott Ci 2.85; packing sows 2.25-50; desirable|Kresze (S. S.) fair demand and offerings were| ry, in 45: thy Des Moines, Ia., cldy... 62 28] Located at 413 llth Street. Apply; vate bath. Also one ‘teem: ain t|seant. Durum was in fair to good| cy7g sales. barley te Se aON V | Beage City, Kans, clear 8 62 00; at 422 11th Strect. Kitchenette. Has electric retrigeras 2 demand if suitable for milling. ‘i f Edmonton, Alta. clear.. 72 42 .00/fOR RENT — Five room modern} tor and electric stove. Overstuffed pigs largely 2.75 and above; medium }Kreuger & Toll. Cash corn demand focused ieee Havre, Mont., rain ..... 52 50 1.28 1d location set. Vi i A Kroger Grocery . s more} BISMARCK GRAIN a : house. Close in. Good location} set. Vacuum cleaner and laundry to good Tey Ghee erener cet eid Gabon {]on moisture test. Damp stuff was ‘Date June 9. HARA BO eye 32 $8 «88! call at 417 3rd Street. Phone 426 privileges. Inquire at 518 Sth St. slow. Oats demand was slower ex- cept for a few cars of fancy qual- ity, showing liberal weight. Rye de- mand was just a shade slower. Bar- ‘\ Sheep—500; 280 direct; light supply |LOWe'S Inc. . natives on sale; slaughter lambs OP-|Mack Trucks . ening around 25 lower; yearlings|Mathieson Alk. No. 1 dark northern . No. 1-northern ..... {No. 1 amber durum . ‘ 1 ear Phone 512-W. i Kansas City, Mo., cldy. 80 62 .041FOR RENT—Modern 6 room house, _Ph jProtects Granting Furthe rinse er iont, eldy, 70 $2 14! 319 ‘Thayer, 8 room house, 400-4th| FOR RENT—Two furnished all mod- 30} Funds to Federal Agency; No. Platte, Neb., cldy... 78 56 00) Street. All newly decorated. Also] ern apartments. One brand new. 5 t ice 4 ts No. 1 mixed ..... 26 Oklahoma City, O., cldy.90 64 .00/ smaller houses. For sale or rent:} Price $30.00 and $25.00. Call at 71i ey apt ocala 15 ee yearlings |Mid-comt’ Ber jjley demand was quiet to fair. Flax! no. 1 red durum . 21 Attacks New Levy Pierre, §. D., peldy...... 82 60 .00| Miniature golf course on 4th St.! Ave, A or phone 1256-W. fe TAL 3.00-4.00; late Wednesday one deck |Mo. Kan, é& ‘Tex. femand was fair to good and tone|No. 1 flax ....... 79 Bapid City SD. clear 7 50 00) reasonable. Wanted: A ride tolFOR RENT—Large five 2 Mo. Pacific ... . . Louis, Mo., cldy..... 4 Forks, Sunday. room apart- Y eee 500; top on slaughter one, Ward - Py ee Ne ; ss ite Chicago, June $—(P)—A sharp pro-/St, Faul, Minn., cldy:. a . Phone 905, eee FOR RENEE ia au \. 5 . 4 . — q ity, U., . 4 : — - = m apartment. Net pseu | Grain Quotations _||Baey ". ‘Sltest against granting further funds |Reatie Waske clear. 7, 10 34 .00|FOR RENT—Five room modern siue-|"Gemtaned ai arog See Z CHICAGO Nat. Cash Reg. o—inNRA Rac Oats ... 13! to pursue the policies of the federal | Sheridan, Wyo., clear. 42 00! co bungalow. Furnished or unfur-} g5;_w_ . wiv Chicago, June 9—(AP—U. S. D.!Nat. Dairy Prod. POLIS RANGE Hard winter wheat ..... 8/farm board was wired to President | Sioux City, Ia., cld; 64 .01/ nished. Heated garage. Call at| son Rear —einctiy modern fur- Minneapolis, June 9.—(?)— | a| Hoover Wednesday night by Thomas; Spokane, Wash., clear 00) 1106 Si ntrance. E 2% /guly et, Open High Low Close! MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR R. Cain, president of the Farmers|Swift Current, 8. rain:. 58 50 92] 55—p 2 modern| Mshed and unfurnished apts. Rose Sept. 54% 52% 53!,|_ Minneapolis, Minn., June 9—(?)—|National Grain Dealers association. |The Pas, Man., pcldy... 72 00|"“nouse. Garage attached. Rent ene 215 3rd St. OP. OW. “|Flour 10¢ lower. Carload lots family} The protest, which Cain said was | Toledo, Ohio, clear 00) veasonable. Located at 831 Fourth ‘urphy. Phone 862 2934 29%, 2944 | patents $4.35-45 a barrel jn 98- pound|in behalf of 900,000 stockholders and| Winnipeg, Man., peldy. 80 56 .00 pies t. etl ire at Gweat ‘Shop: FOR RENT— 30% 30% =.30!. |cotton sacks. Shipments 22,216 bar-|patrons of farmers’ cooperative eleva- “ ——-—— A.)—Hogs 20,000 including 5,000 di-|Nat. Power & Li rect; steady to 5 higher; packing|Nev. Coms. . i sows strong to 10 up; bulk 180 to 220 ae oe one bed Ibs. 3.40 to 3.50; top 3.50; 230 to 260) NY NH. & Htfd. Ibs. 3.30 to 3.40; 270 to 350 lbs. 3.05 toi North Americas 3.30; 140 to 160 lbs. 3.15 to 3.35; pigs|Northern Pacific NT—Furnishee oF unfurnish- ed apartment. Varney Apartments, 2.85 to 3.10; packing sows 2.60 to 3.00.)Pac. Gas. & Elect. 18% 18% 18% |Te- tors, was sent also to chairmen of|North Dakota Baptists will be held! Phone 773. Light light good and choice 140 to/Pacific Light .. 4 tae Pure bran $8.50-9.00. the senate and house appropriations|in Bismarck Sept. 27-29, according to Wanted to Buy =—S—S————————__ 160 Ibs. 3.10 to 3.40; light weight 160/Packard Motor Standard middlings $7.50-8.00. committees at Washington. Rev. Ellis L. Jackson, pastor of the| WANTED TO BUY—1930 Ford or Rooms for R to 200 Ibs. 3.25 to 3.50; medium weight |Par “Publix. » , | o—-——_______-__-_—-+]__ New crashes in wheat prices in the! First Baptist church. Chevrolet coach, for cash. For sale | = ‘or Kent 200 to 250 Ibs. 3.30 to 3.50; heavy! bathe Exchange | Produce Markets _ |/!#st few days have been due in large) Dates for the convention were set| or trade, 1926 model T Ford coupe.|POR RENT—Pleasant sleeping rooms weight 250 to 350 lbs. 3.05 to 3.35;\benney (J.C) ... | Measure to the 400 per cent increase|recently following a conference with| Write Tribune Ad. No. 1674. in modern home. Phone 1847-W packing sows medium ane sont a Penn. R.R. .....: 5 3 — CHICAGO PRODUCE “ ine ax ion fuviates ade, cain ee Dr. Fred E. Stockton, Fargo, state ————————— ae 6 p.m. to 500 Ibs. 2.60 to 3.00; pigs g and Phillips Petrol. 3 : oa | —(P)- j | Clare in a statement reg ing w! secretary for Baptist churches in R RENT—Cool, northeast sleeping choice 100 to 130 Ibs. 2.85 to 3.15. Proct, & Gamble 25%! MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN Rie ee Ce Was referred to as continued political) North Dakota, who is making plans For Sale room with four windows. In strict. Cattle 6,000; calves 2,500; fed steers|Pub. Svc, Corp, N. 3141 Minneapolis, June 9.—()— Wheat huraday cue to far tausing assaults on farmers’ markets. He|with the local church for the forth-| #6: SALE—15 good lignite coal ly modern home. Private entranc> and yearlings slow, steady to weak;|Fullman i ...-.. 12 lreceipts Thursday 50 compared to 74| Poultry ruled weak i added that, since the tax was rushed |coming convention. ing cars, 30 gauge and 1 ton capac-| and phone. Gentlemen preferred, mostly steady; lower grades getting | POUIY Gory am: 34 |® Fear ago. Butter 10,338, steady, prices un-|‘hrough a week ago, wheat prices) It is expected that Rev. Bruce| ty. Just as good as new. For furth-| $10.00 per month. Call at 512 Ros. better action than good kinds; very|Ragio-Keith ‘Orp. 3 eat— chanaed, Eggs 19 651, ten ay, prices have broken eight cuts, equal t-/ Jackson of New York, a former pas-| er information see or write Ferd| ser Ave. or Phone 1091. few choice steers or yearlings in run; |Rade-Kekn OF 10% 18% rotein Paliversa: ee Arrive peer tsee 651, » about 14 per cent, “reaching a ruin-|tor, will be one of the special con-! Kramer, Box 78, New Salem, N. Dak. FOR RENT — Furnished sleeping ping mostly 5.75 to 6.75 market on steers: Remington Ran 1% 12 dk north. “61% Nic leee| Poultry alive, 60 trucks, weak; |OUS level at a time when the new crop jyention guests. The outstanding | se-puy and sell all kinds of second| room with or without beara early top. 1.20; ress ,cOws And HEL: |Rep, Iron, é2, Bicel 23 |3,dk north. 50% ‘|fowis 12 to 13; brollers 14 to 18; leg-|** SPout to move.” speaker 18 expected to be Dr. Axling| "ing merchandise. For sale: One| vate entrance. Right dew’ teen . fers dull; others steady. Remnolds Top. 14% protein horn broilers 12 1-2 to 13; turkeys 10 of Tokyo, Japan, who is considered) Boehm B flat clarinet, also violins,| 311 4th, Phone 627M. j Slaughter cattle and vealers: steers! Richfield Oil Calif. . tt gil dic north. 58% Fs P The tax complained of increases |one of the leading missionary states- trumpets, fifes, . . i good and choice 600 to 900 Ibs. 6.50/Royal Dutch Shell 44% )2 dk north. [57% ~/0 12; roosters 9 spring ducks 10 to|the levy on futures trading from one|men of the world, saxaphone, comets, trumpets, ties, | FOR RENT—Purnilshed sleeping Toon ¢ to 7.65; 900 to 1100 Ibs. 6.50 to 7.75; | Safeway, Stores 7 |8,dk north. 55% caneae i geese 8. wins 11%4;|CeHt to five cents for each $100 of — sheets, convict Ine men's fur-| 1% Modern home. Gentlemen pre- é 1100 to 1900, Ibe, 6-50 to 710; 3800 SO | seare-Rosbuck |... 4 PR OnE sos Daisies 11%: Longhorns 1157 Young | cures sales. RRIALUTION ishings, Work clothing. Capital| {efed.| Phone 1265-W or all at 1500 Ibs. 6.50 to. 7.75; common and|Servel, Inc. ... 1% | de meh. rq “is Ki; ong orn 11 i; Young . : e a am Senna Hand stores 107 1015 8th Street. medium 600 to 1300 Ibs 425 to 6.50;|Shattuck UF. G.) 55413 dk north, 54% mestic $8-29; imported 37-38.” (Wilton Farmer Will | provtriy‘aasoinuts Riaser'tvenge bes] Sia’gimet, * |ROOM FOR RENT—Large sleeping heifers good and choice 650 to 850/Shell Union Oil 2% |7.0e north. -|mestic 28-29; Imported 37-38. ul tween Sixteenth Street and. Seven- | 5th Street. room for one or two. Hot water at Tbs. 5.75 to 6.75; common and medi-|Sit 3'5/1°dk north. .56% Have Hearing Tune 16 | teenth street, in the City of Bismarck, |FOR SALE — Cottonwood lumber.| an times. 201 Ave. A West um 4.00 to 5.75; cows good and choice iy 2 dk north. 154% NEW YORK Rorth Dakota, heretofore Joined in 9! $20.00 per thousand; ash fence 3.50 to 5.00; common and medium 6, |S, dk, north. .53% “| ggtem York: Sune 9—(F)}—Butter, 18-4 peuminary hearing for Adolph | said street bo svacated, ana setting | Posts, 5c, 7c and 9c; oak fence posts, ‘Wanted to Rent 2.75 to 3.50; low cutter and cutter 1.50 8% rae of 64 oe. ruin STDET higher ee Wagner, Wilton farmer facing assault] forth the facts and reasons for such| lle, 17¢ and ae She ae aon 7 4 a 18- q Ms . vacation, w! etition was verifie: A souk * x and w: C01 _ Washburn. _ BS 2 cutter to medium 2.25 to 3.00; vealers 8Y% . 53% * (14-14%. been peteeal! perth ‘next ine: portion of the street proposed to be| FOR SALE—1931 Tudor Ford sedan rat ie eee ee (milk fed) good and choice 6.00 to st 1 56% Cheese, 167,575, steady. unchanged | june 16, Vacated; and Board of City Com-| im excellent condition. Mileage| ‘Tribune Ad No 1702, ite 7.00; medium 5.50 to 6.00; cull. and 9); [2 north: 54% +| Begs. 15,172, irregular. Mixed col-|" Wagner appeared before A. E.| missioners’ of ‘the City of Bismarck,, used 6,500. Small down payment. WANTED TO RENTOBY coupe Wha common 2.6). t0..5.00.._ Stocker pnd gig [8 north... 53% 5% i; csr (ers, rehandled receipts (cases 43 Ibs.,! shipp, justice of the peace, to face |deeming it expedient that the matter| Monthly terms. Write Bismarck TED TO RENT—By couple wita bs ee feeder cattle: steers good and choice o% Montana Winter Wheat net) 14%; no grades 13-14; dirties| the charge Wednesday afternoon and | *hould be proceeded with, ordered that Tribune, Care Ad No. 1680. one three year old child, furnished 500 to 1050 Ibs. 4.75 to 6.00; common 2% ik protein 13%. the justice continued the hearing to Brg ity eA uit eee ————————— | house or furnished apartment for and medium 3.75 to 4.75, 9% 1B sess |, Dressed Poultry steady, unchanged. | enable officials to investigate the case. |the same was filed in such office on ‘ summer months. Must be located Sheep 15,000; lambs and yearlings 945 130, “"|Live poultry steady. Broilers freigh'| Wagner is charged with striking|the 25th day of April, 1932; and Baby Chicks not over 6 blocks from around 25 lower; fat ewes steady: 1 irp 13-21; fowls express 14-17; roosters] Berg with a “claw hammer or rock” | ,oW/ncTen® the, sald City Auditor gave| =e and started Chicks 4 fairly active; good to choice native tt 1H veoee 5542... [freight 10. during an argument in a field last|newspaper of the city once each week lambs 6.00 to 6.50 to packers; out- 15 | 12%, ——_.—.——————* | Monday. The two had been quarrel- | for, four consecutive weeks to the ef- siders 6.75 to 7.00; good yearlings 43 | 2 Miscellaneou: '] ing over @ piece of property rented by | {oct,,Unat Such petition was filed as from blood tested triple certl- 4.35: fi United 1H viene EMG oles is ig Pi property aforesaid, and stating in such notice,| are from > fat ewes 1.25 to 2.00. Ui 13% | Grade of o—— —__ —___________| Berg, according to officials. the object of said petition and that| fied stock. We specialize in breed- 90 Ibs dean good reer Ke ia */1 DEW or CHICAGO POTATOES URI EF Ve the, seme, wuld Pe heard and comua| ing only the best chicks. Come in { . down and choice 6. LH W..... 49% ..... 49% Chicago, June 9—(P)—(U. 8. Dep.| neni f Court I fd city on the 6th day of| and see them and let us give you 7.00; medium 5.25 to 6.00; all weights |U. 2, |Minnesoia and South Daketa Wheat of ‘Agr.)—Potatoes 103, on track 185 pening o: ou 8 Ri gl ilies sll prices. Iowa Master Breeders, common 4.00 to 5.25; ewes 90 to 150/U. 8. Si bid 13% protein ¥ : Post ed to J 20 the said Board of Cit 3 204 Main Ave. Bis- a ; ” | Util. Pow. 2! new, 91 old, total U. S. shipments ostpon: une ares trite ti f Phone 1440, a . an welghis cull gral common” 50 to) Vanadium Balt Bewer 51% 83% 50% 52% |1,004; old stock, dull supplies moder- gacitthy “ |fevestigated and ‘considered the said| _marck, N, Dak. Fs Wi Ry 1, |12% protein ate, trading slow; sacked per cwt:| Opening of Burleigh county’s June|matter and heard the testimony and 1.35. y 1.95: evidence of persons interested there- sy Lal Bw.” 49% 50% 48% dors lRunete ooctOOr Mew stock abou] {ry terms of distriet, court, has, been tin’ snd Real Estate seen 50% @ vusse! -1.00; new si ul it] d until June 20, Charles . » it h in- - Sloux Clty, Domes Sues 9-atAP—0 i cht Durum sau 56%, (Steady: supplies moderate, trading er, clerk of court, said ‘Thursday. pation ‘and consideration that | FOR SALE or tr trade for resident resident Toe A 2} Aes ale of gpa Wi SR Hee 60% sis ; by ta led one ig aye Sune 13, with 36 veniremen | p: ae Beara RP eity Commision ne one rete d a a in running or- tive. fully per fsigy sores we 34% Choice of : ‘ instructed to report for jury service’| t! le City of pismanens North Dakota: | der. Write Tribune Ad. No. 1676. Sane ; Riek ‘ SE | June 15. . etition herein ——_—=—=S=———————— sane croueie 1100 ik eae eae BOSTON WOOL laeprorsin “1M 8% ier Tak Aes Petens | Pe pcatponagnen was PR eR CG AE rane ep aieg few loads 650 to 6.75, bulk 6.25 ta| Boston, June 9—(#)—Interest inj2 amber... $0% 54% ..... «.--/pirst Bank Stock ... ‘Thursday morning by Judge Fred Jan- t and Seventeenth Street, in the|City of Bismarck) hd re wool is broader and a number of|Grade of Rerttivest: Banos ; | sonius, who is to preside. Judge Jan-|City of Bismarck, North Dakota, be| I. M. H, Atkinson, City Auditor of 6.25; load lots choice heifers 740 lbs re moving fair quantities of|1 amber.. 51% . 4 siding Sheridan |®"4 it is, in all things allowed ‘and down 6.00; majority cows 3.00 to 4.25; |houses a! 2 amber. 50% sonius, now pre! over - v4 ow cutters and cutters largely 169 |Wool, Sufficient volume of Grade of CURB STOC! county district court at McClusky, said tat of ground be, a has been transacted on several lines y 48) .—{ 2 he will be unable to finish work in it is, hereby declared vacated, to 2.50; stockers scarce. of the finer quality western wools, to|, gumum... 464 49H Bee otk, dine, AU Ouro time to open court here June 18. subject to the rights of the holders of - H tly ste to s Aa 7 # > £ y i d ton Re ball ino My eect fo Ped materially increase confidence jn cur-|1 . | Under the new order, jurors will re- | aevicne itietoftre gestae aS leather 3.00; 250 to 350 Ibs. 2.65 to 285; most|rent quotations. port at the courthouse here at 10 a. m. bd of Bismarck, not heretofore ve game. by st sate 4 —_—_——_——_— June 20, the clerk said waived or abandoned. the office of the City Auditor and that foz 140 to 170 lb averages 2.55 to 2.75; en % g 3. That th sald resolution was adopted by a Deg oo packing sows 2.25 to 260; feeder pigs MONEY RA‘ " a is, hereby directed to pub! unanimous vote of all of the members Joe 2.00 to 2.50. New York, June 9—(#)—Call money FOREIGN EXCHANGES State Baptists Will s. resolution in the manner prescribed | elect of said Board. Sheep 1,000; no early sales; packers |steady; 2 1-2 per cent. Time bidding 25 lower on lambs and year-|steady; 6 to 90 days 1 1-2; 4-6 lings, or 6.00 down in best native|1 1-2 per cent; prime commercial } lambs and 460 on best yearlings. | Nasal ides b 4 to file a ti ipt there-| Dated at Bi kK, North Dakot: New York, June 9.—(#)—Foreign 27-29 of, for record in the office of the this ben Sy crac 1932, ahs *lexchanges irregul: Great Britain| Meet Here Sept. AY | Register 0 the County of | (SEAL) *|demand in dollars, others in cents:" urieigh, and the Btate of North Da- : M. H, ATKINS Great Britain 3.67%; France 344] the dth annual convention of| Kits of North Dakote) Re: HY i}