The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 30, 1936, Page 9

THE] BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1936 Tribune’ ’s Grain, Livestock and New York Stocks| WANT-ADS Are Your Market Report for Mon., March 30% Slaves for As Little As 45c . 2 - . Alco. 28 i Personal Help Wanted {Grain Quotations||T0GK PRICES KEEP | Livestock . |/WHEATPRICES ARE. [3 a oo a Ph . % relievi . Write Tribune Ad. No, 13921. . x” quick. Get free sample GOctor’s | semen Tribune Rates ’ (Purnished by Russell-Miller Co.) South 8t. Paul, March 30—(AP— 1 an #%) co, Mandan, eS ns Minimum charge for one : March 30 U. & D. A)—Cattle 6,200; generally : ; : 2x |imans suits and top conte teaes| me $5 to $15 weekly. Experience insertion—45e for 15 words. ¥ No. 1 dark northern, 58 Ibs. ....$ 91 slow; slaughter steers and ona stock Bt. Férs. oo Pp » S| unnecessary. Dignified work. Stamp § Be: Gary GoPIneen 67 Ibe: ry “ coming ren 3 owe, mow . Stl. Firs. .. 20% | sults and coats, dry cleaned and| rings details. Employment Mgr.,! (am First tnsertion (per word) 3¢ No, 3 dark northern, 56 Ibs. ‘ tenders Y Tel & Te : baa tee PERFECTION DRY| Dept, 3255, Box 75, Hammond, Ind. | fm * aa, ee No, 5 jullest Session in Six Months neers resses (out of town) Quinlan's Cafe, No, 4 dark northern, 83 Ibs. ers ; Kansas City and Liverpool Are Wi Wanita ae Dickinson, N. Dak. 4 coumeontiew tabsslises” No. 5 dark northern, 51 Ibs 73 a ee Bulwarks Against Impetus |40°n pasteurized cream, milk, eggs and Position Wante Shaseae : 2 2 q f 5 4 ae No. 5 dark northern, 50 Ibs. .... .73 of 2 Points Noted Y 68; P 33% | ‘Sugar. Many delicious flavors and awartonS aan paee 5 consecutive insert! Sample Grain: most plainer grades 5.25 down; low to Move Down 0 i $ i sherbets, G. P. NEWS. Haale ct Bhat a Cee grea at 6 be eats Bn Lelie _ cin. Peet fig New York, March 30—()—De- |cutter and cutter cows 3.50 to 4.25; OWS 6 ‘. MATTRESSES — and 10 years retail Bane CBeT aS (per werd) 60 Toe, 52; 48 Ibe. 475 4 os? Ai inden|™mand for a few specialties, some of /Stockers little changed early, better) Chicago, March 30—UF)—Commis- n aren ro MATTRESSES renovated and rebuilt.| hardware and grocery. Good ref- Thi oth 41 Ibs, 3. id ler /which managed to hold gains of 1 to|Stades scarce; choice steers -held|sion house buying of May wheat ion EERE Either regular or spring filled. 1020) erences, Write Tribune Ad, 13937. I inte stat HOMME No. 1 Hard aiibae earth ¢ .7e|2found 2 points, Monday kept the |@round 8.00. against sales Of July mixed matters Bethl. ie Bdwy. Phone 1136. ee ee ae No. 1 hard amber 4 srir1:8 TS stock market on’a fairly even keel, |, Calves 2.300; weal to 50 lower; most jsomewhat in late trading Monday, but | Boeing Airpl ————_——==| __ Miscellaneous | for S le cl used g = ‘57 A the close was steady, it was He grade 7.50 to 8.50; choice sortsithe market as a whole showed pla aD 21% Roommate Wanted lis ieous for Sale oe | ad on tl lest full iT SS50nG woman diiitee PGOMInGIE. 1% to 4 Tons A come under elassi- 1ai/ine dullest full session tn six monte | stags 6.000; fairly active, imostiy Stren sty new crop “deliverien of | Iseehare Breas 16% | YOUNG woman desires roommate. CARRY 4 to 8 Tone ore on | wan digs ales ct ha 138|chares. stendy with “Friday and Saturday;|wheat displayed stubborn resistance al: oe i Lf satan alilatlag BARE Per column inch per single in- 2 Brokers said that, although domes- shipper demand rather narrow; better|to small dips here. Liverpool wheat . Ad. . . B “ SMITH COMME LOD sertion. ‘14|tle news was generally interpreted as fetes: ae a pg Perry mn also tended upward, closing %-% cent rae 12 Rooms for Rent Wor Fargo, ND. No clairvoyant, fortune tell- “7g|Constructive, and the foreign si ms a 8 jhigher with sterling advanced a it. \ or u er, matri Hard winter, W -T8 | ppeared to’be much less sarenventeg, {MOBEIY 9-10-20; pigs’ scarce; few lots| Wheat closed fim, wnenAted 1 ; Hons, Always hot water, 274 blocks Business Opportunity aaverising accepted. “We e- CHICAGO RANGE many traders felt their seats on. the |UP © 10.50; average cost Saturday|% higher compared with Saturday's P 28 from G. P, Hotel. Gentlemen pre-| FOR SALE—Electric Champion fully serve the right to edit or re- Chicago, March 30.—1#7— sidelines were sufficiently comfortable |1°.06: weight 238 Ths. finish, May 97%, July 87%-%, corn % ferred, 503-4th, Phone 120-R. equipped shoe shop. Reasonable if dect any copy submitted, Wheat— “Open High Low Close|for the time being. Sheep 3500; run includes about|%-1% up, May 60%-%, oats % ad-|ChL. & N. W. Al ;wa-| taken at once. A chance for good ALL WANT ADS ON BASIS May 96% .97%| On the optimistic side was the estt- |2000 fed lambs, balance native; nolvanced, and provisions varying trom|Chl. Gt. Wes. ter. Gentlemen preferred. o| business. James Bartrug, Golden OF CASH IN ADVANCE 3 87% 87% |mate of the American Iron é& Steel |°@™ly sales slaughter lambs, under-|2 cents decline to an equal gait. at. Pek 6% | basement room. Close in. 412-8th,|_ Valley, N. Dak. , 86% 86% |instituts that current steel mill oper-|*0ne Weak to lower; buyers talking —— M8 PL & BP. 2i| Phone 104-W. FOR SALE—Beer parlor and cafe or UE Gina te y my ations were at 62 per cent of capacity |8TOund 25 lower or 9.25 down; few] MILL CITY WHEAT : RT. & PAC. os... * 3¢| banen PURARANT a Sleeping yoom| Wil sub lease building for other iby te the na aa = % compared with 53.7 in the preceding |C°™mon to good slaughter ewes steady | PRICES CLOSE HIGHER sler_. 2 94% next to bath. In downtown district.| business. Phone or write Chas. partment. z bess 58% J at - week, 3.50-5.00. Minneapolis, March 30—()—Sell. . 17%} Gentlemen preferred, Phone 2034- va Hawley, Mandan. q P 50% The French franc rallied moderate-| Dairy cattle trade generally quiet] ing of July futures in Chicago checked . G. 19 ene a \ : 23% ly in terms of the dollar, although it|>Ut little changed; strictly good/a fairly strong advance in the wheat! Com’ Credit 35% | FURNISHED front FO ee aatne, ed Only one Out-of-Town Readers 4 was still under the theoretical gold |SP'inger cows scarce; quotable 65.00-| market here Monday but final prices, r . 50 Very comfortable. Close in. Gentle. las cellent location for good who wish to answer w 308 ipping point. Commodities and|75.00; common and medium grades | nevertheless, were higher. . & Sc 3) | _men preferred, 418-2nd St. he Numbers are givens coe % nds were somewhat mixed. about 45.00-60.00. Trade was more active and most of|/Con. Oil . : 14% | FOR RENT—Nice large rqom for two. ae LV 52% Shares of J. I. Case reached a new the news bullish. Strength of the 2 . 8 Close in. Board if desired. 422 3rd{= sae aK 5-year high in the morning with a CHICAGO local cash wheat market also attracted | Cont. . 3%| St. Phone 1086-w. ; Work Wanted Hate ghone number 4 me: jump of 6 points, but fell back later.| Chicago, March 30.—(P)—(U. 8,| Some attention. . SOG s++++ $8 | staepING room for one or two gen- | MAN with 15 years experience in shal { Midland Steel Products got up more|Dept. Agr.)—Hogs, 16,000, including| Coarse grain futures held erratic/ Cream 33. | tlemen, Near bath, Always hot} D0okkeeping and general office work THE BISMAKCK TRIBUNE f . 40 |than 2, and gainers up to around a| 6,000 direct; fairly active to all inter-| With rye particularly strong because 20% | water. 922-6th St wants full or part time work, Sober ish point included Sharon Steel, Auburn, | sts; generally steady to strong with a lack pati Flax continued tt FOR RENT—Largecomfortable _And reliable. Phone 576. 807-4th St. : Tes feral pre rican Crystal ea Deere, 150-280 then 10.50-80; eeeapane:| %e higher and September ‘4c higher.| Di8. ae two. 610 Ave. A. an workin afternoon, either For Sale or r Trade 1122 |gmelting and Getto de ‘Pasco. rhe| 1025-55; sows, 950-15. May malting barley closed unchanged; | Dougl: 43% | PLEASANT first floor sleep! at office or at home. Call 463 after) FOR GALE OR TRADE—On good , majority of the rails, steels, utilities| Cattle, 16,000; calves, 1,500; strictly' May and July feed barley ‘sc higher; | Dupont ee e Hot water at all times, 520: 8th St. | | used car, Schultz upright piano in 4 - 15.12 |and motors marked time. Johns-Mi good and choice steers and yearlings | May rye %c higher and July %c high-| El. 140) Phone 1752-R. ciate . | Very good condition. Write Tribune = ! + 1825 b -Man-| sveady on shipper account, such cat- May | ‘and July oats unchanged;|El. Boat . : ; — Wanted to Buy Ad, 13970. fs ville, Douglas and Seaboard Oil were 4 oo 4 ‘ ROOM FOR RENT in modern home. Sg a 4 lower. tle selling at 10.00 upward; top 1190;| May flas, , 4c lower and July %c/} El. A Mrs. G. H, Dollar, 316 W. Park. INFORMATION is wanted from par- - — MINNEAPOLIS RANGE > , ~q | middle grade steers predominating in! higher. eeport Phone Til. i 4 "| ty who has about # four room mod- Room and Board es st March Powe Prod M: run and killers bidding 25 lower on| Cash wheat undertone was firm . iad ern house for sale reasonably and| BOARD b a raed % Whe: eat— Open High Close luce Markets = kinds of value to sell at 9.50 down to| With much more active and competi-| Gen. Elect. i on reasonable terms. Write Trib- y day or week. Room close May . cy inf Frit 1.01% 825; common and medium grades| tive demand for good milling wheat. : ‘ : une Ad. 13965, by. New garage for rent, 824-7th. 7 Ean) en 30" San “ao CHICAGO about steady; general killing quality| Winter wheat was scarce and nom- : | ante TO BUY —0n180 Toor Tot | gare ee , ‘ nie ait Baste % 88% Chicago, March 30.—VP)—Butter and| plain; all she stock comprising lower |inally unchanged. Durum was in good Lots for Sale In eastern part of Bismarck, Must | "Qtr yg Deane oo ig yaaanls tin jarley— eges were steady in tone Monday.| grades for most part; cows and heif-| demand. ‘UY YOUR eS April Ist. Franzen’s. 708 Main Ave. ‘ + seves sseos SO |BUMtey aloo was ebendh 4 Corn demand was fair to good, Oats ‘OUR LOTS NOW, stop pay-| be on water, sewer and gas line. | "AEE US MM AVE ‘ .| Butter, 9,607 abe: creamery- 4 weak: held in ready demand. Rye demand|¢r, a || ing rent. We offer desirable lots,) | Write Tribune Ad. 13981. Farms—For Sal Rent = ‘ AK 34% 38% |specials (93 score) 30%4-31; extras (92) was good. Barley demand was good|or nen feet. 4) off the high tazes, near school and/ WANTED TO BUY: Small house | 649 acre Farm foi ale ne one a 30; extra firsts (90-91) 29%4-%; firsts : for medium to choice. Flax was in|Gt. Nor. Ry. Pf. elty park. Reasonable price and ete allies nea Not ae $2000. “miles north of Sterling on high- a3 48% 45% 46% | (88-89) 28%4-29; standards (90 cen- choice | fair to good demand. Gt. West Sug. . easy terms. Hedden- Real Estate| Write full particulars. Tribune Ad.| Jo) iso suburban residence with i AT% AT 41% |tralized carlots) 29%. Eggs, 32,699,| fed western lambs 10.00-25; few 1035; , Greyhound $3'4| _Agency._Fhone.0. Leet 44 acre garden, hen house, yard, a steady; extra firsts local 17%, cars outside price paid by all interests: f Miscellaneou: | vier ae = | USED gas range in good condition.| barn for cows and car. Phone, ‘ 24 = =©.23% 23% 118%; fresh graded firsts local 17%,|holding best around 1050; strictly; is oes Houses and Flats Phone 260. After 6 p.m. phone! electric lights. Mrs. R. 8. Rodgers, ae 24% 24% 24% |cars 17%; current receipts 16%; stor- | Choice 93 Ib. clippers 8.35; few wooled | MODERN HOME FOR SALE by own-| _5!2-W. Box 105, Menoken, ak. rat age packed extras 10%; storage pack- | Wes 5.00-50; load 60 1b. feeders 9.50. FOREIGN EXCHANGE ji ian 6b ss (Spout sand “ s10Ux cry Mew York, March 20--(f)—Foreign Tot arrester’ Farms for Sal 4 : Poultry, live, 8 trucks, $ . : 2 ans le i 5 Poultry, live, 8 trucks, steady: hens! sso... cuy Towa, March 30—m—|exchange firm; Great Britain demand Int" Hay w Ripe ae i| HOME LOANS |———“ oe 4 DULUTH RANGE 22%; leghorn hens 21: Plymouth and|(U. 8. Dept. Agr.)—Cattle, 5,100; |!" dollars, others in cents. Great Bri- lint. Tel. 164| Ave. C West. Phone R. W. Sanders, 640 acre Stock Farm, 10 room house. i Duluth, Minn., March 30.—()— white rock springs 27, colored 25;| Slaughter steers and yearlings slow,| ‘sin 495; France 6.58%; Italy 7.94; 1341, Before you make a loam | tinished 3 years r , 4 Durum— _ Open High Hi en Plymouth rock fryers 25, white rocks| Uneven; few scattered sales, yearlings Sept meet free 40. Hers travel — inator 92) a ibante rac Hee acer partes bpp 3 2 4 4 teady to weak; other offerings large- | 2 reg. commercial Norway your 221 ciece eee, 92, | 26) Colored 24%; Plymouth and white! § 24.87; Sweden 2553; Montreal in New | Kresge (6 ¥ $2200), sewer system, stock sheds, ‘at _|fock rollers 25, colored 24, barebacks| O04 Sri: masouers butcher she York, 99.50%; New York in Montreal | 2DbY-0-F. R Bismarck Home Sranary, chicken house, 150 acres to 22, leghorn 22; yoosters 16%; slow, steady to weak; fed 100.43. el B 3 burner, in pe condition. Cheap. Pasture, 90 acres broke. Priced at 47% | hen turkeys 25, young toms 2, old 20, | Soa “ Sata bulk a a rs - Lorillard (P) 22%| Inquire Bismarck Tribune office. less than value of improvements, % No. 2 turkys 18; heavy old ducks 19;/ 30d. Jearings | salable around 700. sk ee | SOR GALE: Baty carriage, also 0x11) COMIPAIRE MY COST | cash, balance small yearly payments young 22, small 17; geece 15; capons good fed Aclbrssd salable Laleraagg 7.00: 00;| MONEY RATES Midi. 9% Good condition. A without interest. J. J. Rue, 711 Ave. ' 1.99% |7 Ibs. up’ 26, less than 7 Ibs. 25. Krost beet cows 425-525; cutter grades! New York, March 30.—UP}—Call | Marsh. anne with any other plan A, Bismarck, = EW YORK down to 3.25; few choice stockers 8 fare praca Dic aS affrepse aml Gop 184 1OR SALE—Lioyd Loom baby car- offered) P MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN | New York, March 30—(@—Live| common and medium grades 725/100 "ang Geady;? eo daye-e tnoe. i |Mid.-Cont, 22%| ridge. Good condition. Cheap. _ : Minneapolis, March 30—(4)—Wheat| poultry weak. By freight: Chickens, as * rtd Phone 1282-M. 235 W. Thayer. FOR RENT—Cozy two room apart- rere Monday THE compared to 38|17-22; rollers unquoted; fowls, 23- Se a eee than Per cent offered; bankers acceptances inn, Moline 15| —<————————————|_ Price Owens, Agent ment, Gas heat. Gas, lights fur~ e Mitneap eapolls cash wheat and coarse (ailsoomitede cay te eee ‘aumnaiones aioe Murray Corp.” ak a Pee ae rallaate aise ee soni. oe in cloein ing ae ons today follow:| Butter, 5,145, weaker. Creamery | & speed as averages 10.10-28 1. Minneapolis, March 30.—(?)—Stocks 19. | WE furnish information how to build Office: First Door Phone 2139 or call at 320 Mandan Delivered ‘To Arrive| Mgher than extra, 20%-31%; extral'ii9” th. selections 9.50-10.10; "sows | °lose: 33%| 2 room house, $300, Five room house, East of Post-Office __5t. after tive. TRY DNS om Gh pone $04; j Fides 20-00, 30-| mainly 9.15-25; few 9.25; feeder as nt Bank Stock (no trading), (bid td $1,656. NATIONAL HOME BUILD- BISMARCK, N. D. ane finished two room, well 1 B N 859 | “ts "|" Cheese, 108,562, quiet. State, whole| UP.t© 10.00. ‘Northwest Banco. 11%. 31% , Wahpeton, N. Dak. lighted, unfurnished base ment Sheep 5,000; no early action; un- ny Home Loan Service apartment, private entrance, Gas, ate 1.12% 1.27% 0. ee ae flat ae: 1945 era a ‘| garkone arcak? lest 40a erdcied dkaate FEET | 0% For Rent for 22 Years! heat, lights and water furnished. : Be 8 8 10% 126% we. vice |Special packs or selections from treat | B® .00; asking around 8.00, New York, March 30—(#)—Curb: 23 | FOR RENT—Business building in . 511 1éth, rear door. 2DNB ST a ay receipts, 2044-22; standards and com- for fed clipped; other classes scarce. Ges er Chee a a) Mandan._ Write Tribune_Ad._ 13995. Lost and Found gether SOD oan ara Sees sves eee | Mmerclal st , 1944-20; firsts, 18% ; ee GBT BRIGG Daddod bar ar Gaimante ing room, enette Ww! 3DN856 seconds, 17%-1 pli Be 40 ast CHICAGO CASH GRAIN Elec. Bond &&' Share, 23%. 36 |""'tn Corintho, Nicaragua, soap is |LOBT—Biack padded bag at Coiman’s breakfast nook, bedroom adjoining | hee 1.06% 1.20% .... ase. 17-17%; dirties, No. 1, 42 Ibs. 1' ieee mer 30.—(P;—Casn = oc. 8 its madé in the size and shape of gd elup Bacay ene Pieced) room furnished ony 3DN855 1 eat, No. 2 red * RANG! ‘ARLOT SALES cigars. In car by mi e, ward, Cal ry Tey roy am... a. (A small, 16 Sake | l98%; No. 3 hard 101%; ‘No. Minneapolis, March 30—(7) — at at Tribune office. ee : aman ge packed firsts, 19 jane: Of eattok quate gale! 36% FURNISHED LIVING ROOM, kitch- i eee 1.01% 114% 0. ee BUTTER AND Furures |87-58%; No. 4 white 60; sample grade| Wheat: No. 3 , 1.01%; No. us . "| enette and bath in new home, if 4DNB 53 Care ane SN ORES 130-8514: opt6, No. 3 white 20-28; sam-| 4 dark northern, 1.15%; sample grade 4%|| Points to Olympics : Adults only. Phone 1876 or call at scene 08% 110% we ; . : i 1029-4th after 5. ; Butter Futures: ple grade 20-24%; no rye; soy beans, | dark northern, 71%-108%; No. 4 hard im 10 STORIES IN ee : 4 5DNS 52 Low Close |No. 2 79%; sample yellow 67% | amber durum, 102%; No. § mixed dur- . C. 1% > ; APRIL 1ST.—Two room front apart- ? pte win, SME ee 00s | lceane aeandaraa, jtrack barley feed 30-46 nom-| um, 86%; No. 2 red durum, 17%. Corn | Boab. RR. : cee ment, downstairs, Newly decorated, f inal, malting 60-85 nom.; timothy | No. 5 yellow, 48%. Oats: No. 2 white, ; Also garage. 405 5th. Phone 1093- : Ibe. ae 92% 1.06% ee wee March 30 9% 29% | eed 8 487%-49%; sample | Philli ou qos 1B ager BUH MOL wee es 25% grade, 46%, Barley: No. 4, 42; sam- By I. S. Klein FOR FEN P—Sinall modern 2 roel nor A 7 ‘ ? chene! apartment, Spring .. 1.06% 111%... .... —_—_———_- furnished. Call rear 118 First St. Montana Winter Wheat 19% 19% | Winnipeg, March 30—(P}—Cash| In the Culebra cut of the Panama NEW UNFURNISHED kitchenette 14% et wheat: No. 1 northern 85%; No. 2 Canal, 500 tons of explosives were em- | Radi apartment, hot water heat. Prie 1DHW or northern 79%; No. 3 northern 74%; ployed. The biggest single explosion vate bath. Call 107 after 6 p. LHW... 1.14% 116% 1.13% 1.15% 10% 10% | cats, No. 2 white 33%; No. 3 white, was one in which 26 tons of dyns-| Remington Sb ole LE SIN 13% protein 20% . iz ' mite were used. NEW 3 room apartment and also one 1DHW or | Ni NS a ec ee room, funished or unfurnished. >. a Ws 1.00% 1.12% 1.08% 1.11% pine _ Private entrance. Call 318 9th. 125 protain BOSTON WOOL SIOUX INDIANS SEEK RELIEF generics, Bi FOR RENT—Threo room apariment, 1H W... 1.05% 1.09% 1.04% 1.08% Boston, March 30.—(P}—(USD: sun porch, private bath, always hot Grident A fair sized lot of strictly combing 64s water. Garage, Phone 1227-R, 1DHW or and finer fleece wool estimated to FOR RE a 1 HW... 98% 1.04% 97% 1.08% |Shtink around 63 per cent was sold at 2 ENT—Furnished apartment. Minnesota and South Daketa Wheat|®0und 32 cents in the grease, the ose Apts. 215-3rd Street. F. W. 1 DEW or scoured basis equivalent of this price _Murphy._ Phone 852, _ 1H W... 1.03% 1.04% 1.01% 1.02% /heing estimated at 87 cents. This FOR RENT—Furnished light house- 2DHWor scoured basis price was slightly below keeping apartment. Private en- 2 Oe + 101% 1.02% 99% 1.00% |that of a lot of fine Ohio Delaine esti- trance, Phone 601. mated to shrink around 60 cent " FOR RENT —— SH W... 27% 1.00% 96% 98% which sold about two weeks ee ORE than 2000 years ago; any [POR PENT Three Foon apartment Private entranc ‘ cents in the grease. } cient Greeks used to fine theit Call at 701-8th St. 60 Ibs... 97% 112% 94% vessels along narrow slips across | sOR RENT—Modern 3 foonl unfure DULUTH CASH GRAIN 96% 111% .... Duluth, March 30.—(#)—Cash clos- ing prices: No. 1 heavy dark north- +. 08% 110% ...., ern, 60 Ibs., 1.14%-1.28%; No. 1 dark 3 amber hd northern, 59 Ibs., 1.12%4-1.27%; 58 Ibs.,| . 57 Ibs... 93% 1.00% ..... . 1.10%-1.26%. No. 2 dark northern, 3 amber hd 87 Ibs, 1.08%-1.24%. No. 3 dark ' ; Ha a 90% 1.07% ..... toast. Ibs., 1.0644 - ates 55 lbs., 5 %. No. 4 dark northern, 58 86% 1.05% 54 Ibs, 1.01%-1.14%; 53 Ibs, 98%- the isthmus that connects the mainland with the Peloponnesus BUDE SRR nen Private bai peninsula. It was a difficult, back‘ ae breaking task for the hundreds of | FOR RENT—Unturnished three room bound slaves. apartment. Phone 1862 after 5 Julius Caesar thought of digging, | _P-™- a canal across this isthmus of Co- it eal pi rinth, to make the passage easier. For Sale and the Emperor Nero, in 67 A. D., |SECOND HAND MACHINERY FOR actually began operations. But the | SALE: I. H.C, MAKE, One Mc- 1.05%; 54 Ibs., 84%4-1.03%; No. 5, 53 . | Ibs., 8314-1.01%; 52 Ibs., 8014-99%; No. 1 , 71%4-718%, Mixed durum dis- counted 1-4 cents below hard ambers. Ptotst Adriatic to the Aegean seas, yet tt | FOR SALE—Misses’ Tweed coat, size cannot be ured by the large steam- 16, Perfect condition. 215-3rd St. ers, It is only 70 feet broad and Rose Apt. I. 26 feet deep, and strong currents | #OR SALE—Early Ohio potatoes. De- render passage aksesois. ate Any is: C. D. Mason. Phone 1.10%. No. 5 dark northern, 52 Ibs., 4 Ibs. 84% 1.03% a e digging hardly was begun when Cormick Deering 15/30 Tractor, two 5 amber bd Had ae hae papery = ie Rome's internal troubles caused three bottom Pe O plows, one 12 ’ 53 Ibs... 82% 1.01% -[141%; No. 1 dark hard Bese abandonment of the project: ft. power lift field cultivator, four 5 sinha ha winter, 1.08%4-1.18%. Hard amber du- ' It was not until 1881 that a farm wagons, one 8 ft. grain binder, 80% 20% ‘um, No. 1, 60 Ibs, 97%-1.12%. Ne 38% French company finally took up one 14 ft. D. D. grain drill, two three 89 ibs, 96%-1.11%; 658 Ibs, 95%: 1043 the job. In the end, a Greek com- bottom plow drills, one Emerson 1.10%; No. 3, 57 Ibs. 93%-1.09%; 56 23% pany completed it in 1893. Cost- Kicker grain cleaner. Ths., 90%-1.07%; No. 4, 55 lbs, 86%- 8% ing $12,000,000, the four-mile canal Wing Mercantile Co., tH cuts 200 miles off the trip from the Wing, N. Dak. 4 Pointing for the Olympics is Mrs. Dorothy ‘Poynton Hill, who al- The stamp ready holds the diving title in gone wre te | those games, having won at Los : -f Automobiles for Sale sie ra a snip |#OR SALE—G165 credit on new Ply; mouth, $135 cash, Also 1930 A-1 La passing sandstone | salle ‘Coupe, rumble seat, #295, toa height of 179 | Phone 303. fest. FORD COUPE model A. Excellent (Copyright. 1936, NEA Service, Inc.) condition, Cheap for cash, Write ‘Tribune Ad. 13942. Angeles in 1932. Judging from f& few of the fine points displayed in her diving. as shown above, and in her pulchritude. below, during a training session in Los Angeles, she should have little trouble in repeating. Unchanged. Carload lots family Chief James Red Cloud (left) and Chief Robert Bad tents 660-80; a bbl., in 96 Ib., yp | Las Sian Siete tn ao cactus tel te Oe bas | Baar ata gh le erat, in Washin: 0 si ald in ebtainin, lor ir tribe | from the government. (Aétoclated Press Photo)” poe. ‘: 49% 50% 48% 168) (1.72) 168 ee