The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 23, 1936, Page 7

tk THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1936 Tribune’s Grain, Livestock and Market Report for Wed., Dec. 23 New York Stocke]| WHEAT PRICES PICK | STOCK PRICES DROP NERVOUSNESS OVER Closing Prices Dec. 23 UP STRENGTH WITH | Grain Quotations | BISMARCK GRAIN | (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) December 23 Adams Ex 1454 | Le % STRIKES FOR GAINS Mateo iscliee ie ae IMPORT NEED RYED No. 1 dark northern, 58 Ibs. .....81.43 Allis-Ch Mf 73%! Mack Trks 44% | No. 2 dark northern, 57 Ibs. . 1.42 Al Ch & Dye 226% | Macy (R H) 53% } No. 3 dark northern, 56 Ibs, 141 Am Can 114 | Mar Field 20% | | No..3 dark northern, 55 Ibs. 140 Further Recoveries Noted injam ide & L 6% | Mek & Rob 12% {Report Barter Transactions| No. 4 dark northern, 54 Ibs. ..... 139 ternat | 5 No, 4 dark northern, 53 Ibs. 138 Spite of Usual Pre-Holi- | Am Internat 18% | ner & Rob an With Germany Approved —_ | No, 5 dark northern, 52 Ibs, 136 A Am Metal 51% | No, 5 dark northern, 51 Ibs. 1.34 day Apathy Am P & Lt 11% | Miami Cop 15% at Washington No. 5 dark northern, 50 lbs. ..... 1.32 Am R & 8t & 24% | Mid Con Pet 29% Sample grain: New York, Dec. 23.—()—Shaking|/Am Roll M 34% | Mid Stl 4#% | Chicago, Dec, 23.—(#)—With trade! 49 Ibs. 1.29; 48 Ibs. 1.26; 47 Ibs., off part of its nervousness over the} am 8m & R 94% | Minn Hiney 104% attention focusing largely on in-/ 1.23; 46 Ibs. 1.20; 45 lbs. 1.17; 44 automobile unionization drive, the|/am stl Firs 58 | Minn Moline creased estimates of world import: Ibs, 1.14; 43 lbs, 1.11; 42 ibs., stock market Wednesday posted fur-/Am Sug Ref 53% | Imp 10% jneeds, wheat prices late Wednesday | 41 Ibs., 1.05; 40 Ibs., 1.02; 39 Ibs., 99; hues iake of fractions to 2 Oriam T&T 185 Mont Ward 57!s;hovered around gains of approxi-| 38 Ibs., 96; 37 Ibs., 93. 5 Am Tob B- 96% | Mur Corp 17% | mately 2 cents a bushel. No. 1 hard amber durum Although the usual pre-holiday/am Wat W 25% !Nash Mot 16%{ Contributing to the upward trend No, 1 mixed durum . @pathy was in evidence, the volume|am Wool Pf 6¢%| Nat Biscuit 31%/of wheat values was notice that bar-! No, 1 red durum Picked up in the final hour and trans- | Anaconda 54% | Nat C Reg 29%|ter transactions between the United’ No 1 flax .. fers approximated 1,800,000 shares. Arm Il 6% | Nat Dairy States and Germany had been offi-| No, 2 flax ... Oils, steels and specialties were in} as Dry Gds 22% | Prod 22% | cially approved at Washington. Re-| No 1 rye .... the forefront of the push, although) at T & S F 67% | Nat Dis 28% | ports of expansion of domestic flour] pa 1¢. u a few motors, utilities, rails and air-| At! Ref 30% | Nat P & Lt 11% | business were also a bullish factor. | Quis” crafts made headway. Aviat Corp 6% |Nat Steel 71% |_At the close, wheat was 15-17 above! Hara winter wheat The coppers were inclined to take|Bald Loco 9%|Nat Tea § 10%|Tuesday’s finish, Dec. 1.35%-1.3614; | OTE n back seat notwithstanding an-|Balt & Ohio 20%'N Y Cent % é-%4; corn unchanged to % other boost in the export price of the| Barnsdall 254% !N Am Av s, May new 1.04% - y CHICAGO RANGE zed metal to a new peak since 1930.)Bendix Av 26's | N Amer 30% # up, and provisions | Chicago, Dec 23 (pow Cl Other staples were again favored.|Bethl Steel 75%| Nor Pac 264 | UNChanged to 17 cents gain." ety 1.36% ote Rubber futures shot up to seven-year | Boeing Airp! 32’ | Ohio Oil 16 131 131% highs. Wheat rallied and cotton act-| Borden 25% | Oliver Farm 54% | WHRAM tonite Srroxe. 1.15% 1.16% ed better. Bonds tilted forward.|Borg Warn 76% | oti, rey 37 °| tree P Foreign currencies were quiet, Briggs Mfg 54% | pac G a BI 36% | PO°! strength c There were a number of “thin”| Budd Wheel 10% Pack Mot 10% the yen ut meet Ae | May: net spots in the share list with bid and|BurAdM 32 | tracts tone was strong, Dry. tts asked quotations being printed fre-]B C & Z S| Pace Ute as er conditions in the eouthivest vided | July, old.:: quently on the ticker tape in an ef-|Cana Pac 14 paths mim guy | tie deferred futures also, Cats— Case (J 1), 144% % » wheat closed 1% lower ut |Deec. 51% fort of floor dealers to effect trans- Gat Tract! aay [Pen I ©) rat 1.39 and May 50% actions, Penn R R 3 444 % aise sand uly ; 448 oe oaH ere uone Was RNC Ds Ger de bexéo Be Phelps Dodge Dee flax closed 13 thigher | Soy Beans— : er, reflecting the Western Electric's Ges & Ohi 4 Philip Morris % and May 1%\c higher at|May - 154 1.54% 1.50% 1.51% dividend contribution to the com- ont enw. a BUN sD EC ANN 28 oe ce tren ty cro ems eee 152 1.52% 1.49% 149%g pany’s treasury. The communica- Pills Flour 28% Bee HERMES RAS ai wy yes . tions concern owns virtually all of on elite’ Pod Proct & Gam 54% | closed” iehialisniat Wa. ° “D “te | Dee, : te Brie tye Ane ‘Western's stock. GtWpfd 10% PgyeNJ 48% | closed 1% higher at 1.0 Mt Suly Losi 108% Loox Lose era 1% ‘pullman 62% [UP at 1.05%, and July Vis’ high at SU BE 4 ( ‘Pure Oil 4 .. | Dec. H ee. 4% ‘Purity Bak 18% ‘ ariey closed 3g | May : Livestock CRI&Pac 1% Radic cried higher at’ 86, and May SC ghee pe : Chrysler = 118% R-K-Orph _73 ec, 13.45 "13.35 13.37 Gol-Palm 19% Rem Rend ate | vere eittle cash wheat, was in anailgan 1345 1330 13.40 SOUTH ST. PAUL CG&E. 17% Reo Mot 5 jz0ld at about unchanged prices. 13.67 1350 13.67 South Si. Paul, Dec, 23.—(—(W./Co Pict Vic 17% Rep Stl 28% {8™ was In good demand, Deman was Be fae 8. D. A.)—Cattle 2,000, slow, slaugh-/Com Sol 19% Reyn Tob B 56 | Tahinter, Whent was auic 5 : ; ter steers opening steady to weak |Com & South 3% Schen Distill 44% Datatge bose cualiivaeee ia tir ae: | + 16.12 with she stock weak to 25 off for two} Con. Edis. 4354 ‘Seaboard Oil 4% mand, Rye was firm, ey was) 16.15 days; bulls about steady, best fed|Con Oil 15% \Sears-Roe 87%} apm 13. strong. Flax was in good! steers held above 11.00; plain and cone. Can 65% Servel aT —s SS aay PUN NEED EIS, RANGE short fed kinds 5.50-8.25; most slaugh- | Cont Motor Shell Union 21 Inneapolis, Dec. 23.—(P)— fer heifers 450-680; few fat helfers| Cont Oll Del 42% |Shtmnocs | Produce Markets | pevhett— “Open High Low Close up to 8.00; low cutter to cutter cows|Corn Prod 67% 'Socony Vac SS eer! May EE is8% 139% pane t 4 1% 325-75 mainly; butcher cows 4.00-/Cm Wheat 35% Sou Cal Ed Chicago, Dee es ei —Butter_ ana {duly “133 Lane 13898 139% 5.00; good beef cows quoted 5.25-75; | Cros Rad 25% So Ry eggs were unchanged in price Wed- eed Barley— bulls up to 5.50; stockers scarce, little a Bright He a BY PL Pe A uAtEy wae unchanged) te Geeerond change quoted; calves 1,700; vealers i uth Pac Butt 6.619, si ai steady; bulk better grades 8,00-9,00; | Deere & Co 104% |Sperry Corp ChenEDAg ee choice kinds 9.50; common to medium | Dia Match 314 |Std Brands Eggs 4,322, extra — firsts’ 5 50-7 50. Dome Mines 50 |Std G & El gars and ‘local fi graded .50-7.50, met sts car: Hogs, 7,500, market active, weight ous Airc 694% |Std Oil Cal ceipts 214 ix 230 Ibs. up, 5 higher; Iighterweights oe ont 174% |Std Oll Ind refrigerator standard oes unevenly 5-25 or more higher; sows aR podny 170 Std ON J tint honk Gee tne ng ae F ateaty, to 19 higher; better 180-300 Ibs., 10.00-| i Auto Lite 407% St Warner 4% Ib. 13; Leghorn hens 11; springs, | 05;-early top 10.05; 150-180 lbs., most- a ae ie aa Stone & Web 4b up splpraes 15, Plymouth and { ly 9.75-10.00; 130-150 Ibs., 9.00-85; 100-| MEA Mt. 28% Studebaker 1334 | rans et ymguti andl White Rooke * ia’ og’? 2223 130 1b, killers, 800-925; bulk sows| Rivest % | Swit & Co 24% 19re8 18s. Tiymouth and White Rock 2.18 216 216% B.60-85; average cost Tuesday 9.82; /G27 Bods gx [Teeny coy Oat |e plymouth, Rock: in c! DULUTH BANGE weight 224 lbs. 2 x Gul Sul eghorn roosters 1 - Gen Mills 60%|TPC & O, 13% | eM 11; turkey hens 22, young toms/Duluth, Minn, Dec, 23—(P)— Sheep, 4,500, bulk of run native and 2 i, | 20, old 16; Na, 2 turk 16; ducks, eS fed lambs; no early sales; undertone ger Motors oes TR Bear 1%! white 4% Ib, tp 19, colored is, small | uae ass Bees ae | fase strong to higher on fat lambs; stesdy| Googrien gg | aranssmerica 17% | white and colored 15; northern weese | wl owaa” 145i 14d 145% on other classes; bulk better grade/ Gar pa Rr 28 Tri-Cont © 9% | iene ikea, pone ID up 19,7 lambs Tuesday 850-75; slaughter peta ie Truax Traer 8%) Dressed turkeys, steady to firm:| + 1.04% iu ‘al ge §=63%!Un Carbide 101% j hens young 22, old’ 1935; tom: + 1,048 ewes 3,00-4.25. Greyhound 15% | Un Pacifi 18 1b. up 21, less than 18 ih Dairy cows slow, about steady; buik! Gq wr © ctf 18% UA id 128% 18%; No, 2 turkeys 1642. 2, springers and milkers 45.00-60.00;|G Nn Ry pr 40 | y, Haqela 27% ern turkeys, young hens analestome ak eoed close springers quoted up tolG: wes Bug 39% Drie Drie ae 20-20%, : 0.00. Houd-Her B 25% | % y | Un Fruit = 81% rome operat ein MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN eT Howe Sound §9% |Un Gas Imp 1456 | «Gitar "Hy rcight cf Minneapolis, Dec. 23—()—Wheat Chicago, Dec, 23.—()—(U. 8. D. A.) %/US Ind Ale 38% 119: colored mixed with Ituct: receipts Wednesday 83 compared to —Hogs 22,000, including 8,000 direct:|Hupp Motor 1% |/U8 Pipe 38% | horn 14; fowls: colored holiday year ago. pee 10-18 Ie a oS LET Illinols Cent 22% | us R\& Imp 17% porn 13-16; roosters 12; Minneapolis cash wheat and coarse 40‘higher In Instances sows 10-15 | indus Rayon 87% /Us Rubber 46 [Putter Goss, steady to firm, {STR Closing quotations today follow: higher; extreme top 10. bulk well| Int Harv 101 {US Smelt R 87%} Creamery, extra score) 34545 Deli To Arri finished 180-300 1b. 1000-30; light | Int Nick Can 64% |US Steel 777% | firsts (88-91 scores) sec- vered| iWo/Artive weight sows on butcher order 10.00.lint T&T 11% Sl onds (81-87 scores) 31 other aoe ee Cattle 5,500, calves 1,200; fed steers US Stecl Pf 143 | prices unchanged, i salBB; MGR: si ohustesrnss and yearlings 15-25 higher; weighty |Int Bus M 188%|Vanadium 28% | Cheese 203,375, quiet but steady |1 DNB 3 steers 25-40 up; instances 50 higher: Johns-Manv 144 | Warner Pict 17x; | unchanged. Ibs. 154 1.63 ssa) wees largely runaway market on all! Kelvinator 21%, West Un Tel 79 Eggs, 30, poe, irregular. ed col-|1 DNS 88. grades; all interests In trade: western | Kennecott 61% | West Alt WS ors: Fltsts' $1) refrigerator Ibs. Gola aagpne anand uyin, ree! a 5: ; =3) si! ards 29%4-%; iibe 1L08 Te, Seaclings at 19.00; |Kroger Groc 21% | Wes E & Mf 144% | othe? mised colote aumamteg © Mi/2D NST ow High on cp: common and med; | Lib-O-F GI 72% White Mot 24% = Shae ee re substituted for scant supply toppy| (4a) 105 {Woolworth 63%! Butter Futures: kinds; advance due to very meager —— — Sriasiiiene ahows Close 150 1.59 Span receipts and market on ail except eg | Storage Standards, Set) choice and pas ators raperaed ae Mii llancous | December . - 321% 32% 149 157 apa op heavy; vealers barely stea H sce y Storage Standi unevenly strong to 26 higher; mostly Januar 148 155 10-15 | =< 4 : Sheep 7,000, none direct; fat lambs FORBIGN EX E a eebtary uneven; opening sales 10-25 higher;| New York, Dec. Foreign) gg Future: 146 1.53 bulk showing full advance with some) exchange firm: Great Britain de- | netrixeraten fs much as 35 up; sheep steady; good|mand in dollars, others in cents.| dards, Dec. 27% veers 144 1.5L seeee sees to choice fed western lambs 9.00-35;|Great Britain 4.91 Reon 7415 DNS 50 outside to local packers: choice na-| 4.67 5-16; Italy dards, Jan. 67; lbs, ...... 142 1.49 ceases tives to small killers 9.25; native] 40.24, reg , 26% 1 noisier ewes 3,50-4.50 mostly. Norway 24.68; Sw BOSTON WOOL spring ... 1.47 cess oseee SIOUX crry _ Boston, Dec. 23,—(P)—(U. 8. Montana Winter Wheat Blows City tay, Dees fai MONEY, RATER SIM de State crate tooit ie LE Bae ye Gattis 81000; calven, 150; Meet] New vote pee 23.—()—Call | Boston Wednesday, but | 1HW.. 145 147 145 tagkdeed: yeaclitessecaints, sctive,jmoney steady, 1 per cent all day. | very strong, Combing medium grades | 13% ain ee Oe strong to shade higher; fat ock| Prime commercial paper % per cent. Ohio fleeces were sold at 49-31 cents | L2 protein 3 stockers and feeder Time loans steady, 69 days-6 mos. 1% | in the grease for %, blood and at 49 1D or Per cent offered. Bankers accept-| 50 cents for % blood. Low %4 Blood see 14300145 141 1.43 D ances unchanged. Ohlo fleece wool sold at prices rang- teat rotein od; majority beet cows CHICAGO stocks PUR Aceste easerin the Brcase: THW.- 141 143 139 14t bulk cutter grades (By the Ansocinted Prensa) : G@radsofeen © 5 , 2 79-4000; amail’’ lots, soramion cand Miawest Corp Tote, CHICAGO CASH GRAIN ieee medium stockers 6.09 down. Current McGraw El. 41 Chicago, Dec. 23,—()—Cash wheat or stocker and attle quotations: 2 No. 2 hard 1.37: No. 1 mi "i Ww. 14) 1 Steers 550-' $00" tbs. good and choice GOVERNMENT Minnesota and South Dakota Wheat 6.00-8.00 common and medium 3.75-| xew Fork, Dec. 23 BONDS 6.00; 800-1050 1b, g00d and cholc MEN BONAR Coe 5 1H W... 136 138 134 1.36 8.00; common and medium 4,906.00; Treasury 4%'n 131.8, dechatie F yellow: 13% a DEY. Ee arisneand medium: C006. Ab: Treasury 4's 115.18. ley teed, 68-90 nom; malting — ioo-40 A Bape 1.34 137 1.32 1.35 good. 3.75-4.25; ——— om. Timothy seed 5.85-6.10 cwt.; or 3.25-75; nl ey SIASBAROLIS stocks new 5.60- -85 cw. Clover seed 24.00-] 3 HW... ee 130 1.33 hoice "6.00: it nneapolis, Dee. 23.—(#)—Stocks | 31.00 cwt. + mostly 20-25 3] clom ——_—— 1 amber hd Ve: Pati ae dctive and show-| First Bank Stock 11%. RANGE OF CARLOT SALES Tbs... 1.51% 1.62% 1.48% 1.58% hf Northwest Banco 12%. Minneapolis, Dec.. 23.—()—Range |2 amber hd better 80. bao: "is Butcher 9,75-10,00; or carlot grain sales: Wheat No. 3] 59 Ibs. .. 1.48% 1.58% 160-180 1b, ligh: 16-65; 140-160 Ib. CURB STOCKS dark northern 1.56-1.61; sample grade {3 amber hd ght, New York, Dec. dark northern 1.34. Corn No. 4 yel-|° 57 Ibs; .. 1.42% 1.50% 0-8,50 American Gen. 10. low 1.06%. Rye No, 1, 1.137% -1.15%.13 amber hd " TA oe a by Barley No. 4, 123. flax No. ae Fe ee 140% 148K vaeee eee w " rf 4 amber hd 75; slaughter KIPEG A GRAIN CHICAGO POTATOES Apes a 1.38% 143% 00. ores ised? held “round t2b: eee ae ee acne |e eae ee ye PA sabes 16% 16% ccs) sore 6.2 n mare {28 northern 1.19%.|S. shipments 462; western stock,|5 amber hd Oats No. 2 wh ; No. 3 white|firm, slightly stronger tendency; Ibs... 133% 1.39% ...66 os 47%; No. 1 mix a ‘thern stock steady, supplies rath- |5 amber hd Duluthe brie te eet th closing jemand light; sacked ber Ibs... 1.31% 137% ..... Bring, 60 pounds, 186-160 No. 11100 Killed, 300 Hurt Ror, “ess. aE, urease spring, 1.64. ot, a dark northern, 68" pounds °1.54-1 9 u BLEU a Te cupped 1.29% 1.33% 58 pounds t No. In Salvador Temblor) #°%, 3253355, sreingien set | 146% 1.52% urbanks No. 1, 2.65; Montana p i 7 "Hh Salvador Dec, 23 23, ed McClures No. 1,46-1.55 oun s U, 8. lal 2. pounds 2 ‘as, No: ¢ ‘north. | —()—One hur persons consin round whiter O. s. No. i, 188.2 W113 ern, es he cet 1 are par 4 winter killed and 300 others injured in "the 2. commercial 1.77%; Florida 'g 109 1:10 M ( ee 2: areas which struck San Vicente | » cre 8 Bliss triumphs U. 8. No, 1, 4 1.05 *1.08 turdey, it was d officially * 5 101 1.04 Wednesday. Two thousand families MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR 2 1.06 1.08 + | lost possessions in the. quake| Minneapolis, Dec. 23.—()—Flour, |3 aay es a which destroyed = large. part of the | carion® Iota, ber purrel: 10/98 pound ‘ 101 1.03 ae 374; |clty and caused damage in an area fouion eck: , Family, patents, 91 ate oma i i ments 16,026. approximately 20 miles square. Pure bran 33-3260, Standard mid-'2 50% 52% ie ii we rinas PAY Bonuses |¢~ olf w Bu don fey white, 50% 62%. y Barley: od rea tt 3 feed, 70%-| New York, Dec. 23.—()—Some- Dividend Actions _ ch 130 1:36 52%. what more than 600 of the New York |g = | ‘8 130 useann Aeoe: Exchange’ atte, ts, 2 —Th " wepese APPROVED — SEP miaraber ems | eaten eotas coomnine eae Low. 35 105 Detro! 1c. 23.— UP} —Btockh have jumped aboard Christmas | the regular quarterly | dividend. of Feed 3B 8. of tng Melvinator corporation wage bonus band wagon. The bonuses | $1.50 a on its outstanding pre-* , Rve— proved & meerwer with fae bt vary, the arecage disbursements run- | ferred stocks #4 series ae been “e- No. Becta 1.08% 1.15% 1.08% ..... 3 clared, payable Feb. 1, to stock- here Wednesday. ning from one to four weeks’ wages. | holders of 37°" |No. dovesee 216% 1.29% aa record Jan. 11, 1937. CUBA SENATE WILL TRY PRESIDENT ON COERCION CHARGES Congressional Gomez Obtain Passports as Safety Step (By the Associated Press) Havana, Dec. 23.—Congreasional champions of Miguel Mariano Gomes obtained passports Wednesday in an emergency prelude to Cuba's army- sped impeachment of the seven- months’ president, Rep. Radio Cremata, who disclosed the legislators’ action while Gomez was pleading for a chance to defend himself against ouster before the sen- ate court of justice, said all pro- Gomez congressmen had offered to ; {resign when the president was usher- ed out of office. Gomez, however, urged the con- gressman to keep their seats and Rep. Cremata said it was likely the presi- dent's supporters in the house of rep- resentatives—numbering 45 on the impeachment vote—would not have to use the passports, President Gomez was standing by his guns in his demand that he be permitted to make a personal appear- ance before the senate court late Wednesday, but neither he nor his closest senate friends knew whether he would succeed in his move, Although most official quarters ex- pected the president's ouster would be concurred in by the senate which overrode his sugar tax veto, 26 to 6 the results of the court's vote probably will not be known for some 10 hours #8 lafter it is taken. All indications were that the na- tion's military “strong man,” Col. Fulgencio Batista, sponsor of the bill to provide funds for army-taught rural schools, would emerge victorious in the political battle. HANSEN WILL LEAD GUARD'S ARTILLERY Jamestown Publisher Promoted to Command of Third Bat- talion in N. D. Appointment of Percy M. Hansen, Jamestown publisher, as major in command of the third battalion, 185th field artillery of the North Dakota National guard, was announced Wed- nesday by Adjutant General Fryane Baker. Hansen, who received his appoint- ment from Gov. Walter Welford, was commissioned a second lieutenant of field artillery during the World War. A graduate of the field artillery school of fire at Fort Sill, Okla., Ma- jor Hansen has held a certificate of capacity as major of field artillery 4 |since 1929, As president of the North Dakta department of the Reserve Officers % | association, he has been instrumentai in more than doubling the state membersip. He also was one of six correspondents who accompanied the U. S, fleet on the 1935 maneuvers to Hawaii and Midway island. At a meeting of the board of offi- cers at national guard headquarters in the capitol, the promotion of Maj. Leo H, Domnick of Wahpeton to a leu- tenant colonel of infantry was an- nounced together with his assignment as asistant chief of staff, operating and training, 34th division succeeding Lt. Col, Brown, Minnesota, retired. Members of the board are Col. L, R. Baird, Lt. Col, T. 8. Smith and Maj. L. B. Greene. MOTHER OF FIVE IS KILLED IN ROBBERY Slain as She Interrupts Men Rifling Slot Machine in Beer Garden Wheeling, W. Va., Dec. 23.—(7)—A volley of shots killed the mother of five children Wednesday in a South Wheeling beer garden. John Bries, husband of the vic- tim, told police two men rifling slot machines did the shooting. Mrs. Bries died in the husband's arms without speaking. Bries said barking of the family dog aroused them shortly before dawn. He said he tried to persuade | s: his wife not to go into the garden operated by them or to wait until he got on his clothing. She persisted in going down, how- ever, and Bries said he heard her call out: “What are you doing here?” The answer was the burst of gun- fire. Bries said he dashed down in time to see a man leap into a gray sedan tt and flee. 16 Football Awards Made at Hettinger} «:: Hettinger, N. D., Dec. 23.—()—Six- teen gold footballs were awarded members of the championship Het- tinger high school football squad which won the Southwestern Con-| 3; ference grid title and swept through | t tie RG undefeated. ers receiving honorary swards for service on the gridiren this fell were Capt. Clarence White, Eddie Sangsland, LeRoy Tatro, Jack Brown, John Herm, Harry Edwin, Russel Welch, Ted Patterson, Roger Hawley. | ° th Lyn} Amsden, Billy Clement, Farrel Wil-| ti Francis Tracy, Bill Amsden, son, Martel Otos and Norman Smith: Despite losing six men in June 442 graduation, Hettinger’s prospects for another crack club are “very good,”| $2!¢ Supt. of Schools A. P, Beleal reported as many of the championship crew are freshmen. The team will be led next fall by Captains-elect Brown and Sangsland. RECOVER CIGARETS Minneapolis, Dec. valued at $1,500, tained in covered weceemey Five men, three jathanson employes; are held for the robbery... Fo t Champions of Read the WANT-ADS _ Female Help Wanted wi for the Northern Grill, Billings, Montana. Must be neat and clean. Age, 20-30 eo per week. 6 days. Very good Ps. WANTED: Com ences. State age and salary wanted in first letter Write Tribune Ad. 18793. WANTED: Girl for “general house- work, References desired. 719 Mandan 8t. —_——— Business Opportunity COMPLETE modern bakery equip- ment for sale, in county seat city, reasonable terms. Write Tribune Ad, 18791, _ Wearing A Apparel_ Price $15.00, “Call TUXEDO for sale. 853-J. MINNESOTA PASSES JOBLESS SECURITY MEASURES QUICKLY Employes Not Required to Make Contributions Under Act as Passed St. Paul, Dec, 23.—(#)—Employers of eight or more persons in 1936 and all employers beginning in 1937 must pay a tax toward an unemployment insurance fund under a measure passed early Wednesday by an ex- traordinary session of the state legis- lature. The bill, which now goes to Gov. Hjalmar Petersen for signature and then must be approved by the federal social security board, requires no con- tributions from employes and sets up ®@ pooled fund with a merit rating and and guaranteed employment pro- vision, Beginning in 1938—and in 1939 for those employes not covered in 1936— benefits are payable to unemployed persons for a maximum of 16 weeks in one year, after a two-weeks wait- ing period, and equal to half of the employe’s average weekly wage. Mini- mum weekly benefits are $6 and max- imum benefits $15, The merit rating clause provides that, if an employer's total contribu- tions to the compensation fund ex- ceed benefits paid to his former em- Ployes by 7.5 per cent of his annual payroll, his assessment is reduced to 1.8 per cent. If the excess is between 10 to 12.5 per cent of his annual pay- roll, his contribution is 1.3 per cent, and if more than 12.5 per cent of his payroll for the preceding year, his rate is nine-tenths of 1 per cent, sub- Ject. to fhe solvency of the fund. Under the guaranteed employment provision, the- vill similarly provides that an employer whose excess of contributions over beneifts exceeds 7.5 per cent of his annual payroll and who guarantees employment to all his employes for at least 40 thirty-hour weeks a year and deposits securities with the state industrial commission, may have his contribution reduced to one-half of 1 per cent. Nation Must Curtail 18-23-30, Profit, Borah Warns Washington, Dec, 23.—(#)—In the wake of President Roosevelt's an- nounced intention to seek new neu- trality legislation, Senator Borah (Rep., Idaho) said Wednesday the nation must “curtail, if not surrend- er” profits and trade to make any neutrality policy effective. ENACT JOBLESS LAW Lansing, Mich., Dec, 23.—(?)—The Michigan legislature meeting in spe- cial session, enacted an unemploy- ment insurance law Wednesday after deliberating all night. CITATION HEARING PETITI PROOF AND PROBAT! oar AND FOR ISSUANCE LRRTERS: eel STATE OF, NORTH DAKOTA, Coun- ty of Burleigh. IN COUNTY COURT, C. Davies, Judge. latter of the Estate of Ole Sather, Deceased. Gilbert Sather, Petitioner, Glibert Sather Edward A. Peder- Reid, Eleanor Hull, Glurence B, Pederson, Melvin Pederson, Henry Sheldon, Sveré rup Sheldon, Albert Sheldon, An Johnson, Gwen Sheldon, Roger McDonald, formerly Alice eon ene Stevens, Jerome Stev- a minor, Kenyon Stevens, Matt Andahl, the special legatees and maine) ., the hele, of Edna Stevens, d o4, anes heirs, ani 6 Mra. B, A, Pederson, ene alt other persons the estate of Ole Sather, deceased, Res engents. THE ET OF NORT! KOTA IE ABOVE RES ONDENTS: You and each one of y: hereby cited and re TG to "appear patore the County ft the County of nh, * e 3 aanete paKels, at y Ju Sse, Ne his ‘oftice, We the Busleigh County, ene Dakota Court ous Gout ay aay y'ot the hour of two orclock in the tera i le wy ‘ine bale cal we, ve a“ iy w ry in file in a ft sali ceased issued to nim, B wrantes 1d allow. as requi Based AD. 1 (SEAL). BY THE COURT: ies, of sald Gounty Court Geo. M. Register, Att'y, of sald petitioner, Bismarck, ke y, law. asthe 23rd day of December, | ri DOWN — Prices You have to see these to appreciate! them. 1933 Chevrolet Coupe........ 1936 Plymouth Touring 1935 DeSoto Sedan..... 1935 Buick Brougham. 1934 Chrysler Coach 1934 Studebaker ... 1933 Chrysler 8 Sedan... 1933 Pontiac Coach... 1932 Plymouth Sedan. 1931 Plymouth Sedan 1929 Pontiac Sedan.. 1929 Chevrolet Sedan 1929 Nash Coupe... 1928 Pontiac Coach. These cars are prepared for winter with hot water heaters, winter grease, winter oll and non-freese solution. Corwin-Churchill Motors, Inc. 122 Main Phone 700 Watch Repairing $1.25 cleans your watch. Guaranteed. sabSSBsessegsss SLEEPING ROOM. Gas heat. Hot water always. Near both bus lines. Gentlemen preferred. 715 2nd. Phone 1550, —————_—_—— Lost and Found LOST: Silver rimmed glasses in case. One lense chipped slightly. Leave at Tribune for reward. Apartments for Rent : kitchen, Heat, furnished, Adults only. Tribune Ad. No. 18771. NOTICE: Have attractive proposiuon residents of Bis- ip ROOMB and bath, nished basement apartment. vate entrance. Radiantfire, ug heat, gas and water furnished, Call at 306 15th St. THREE ROOM uni upstairs apartment with bath, Electric ree frigerator and fireplace. Adults only. References required. 417 lst. __Phone 241-R. BASEMENT apartment, one room and kitchenette, furnished. Laune dry privileges. Gas for cooking and lights furnished. 711 Ave. A. Phone 1499-W. private bath. Heat and gas for furnished. Laundry privie _leges, 802 2nd St. Phone 383-M. e foom apartment with private bath and kitchenette. Refrigerator. Available at once. icola, Apts. 406 Main Ai TWO large rooms heated. Gas stove. Unfurnished. Quiet. Laundry privi- leges. Inquire 414 Ave. A West or 307 Broadway. FURNISHED modern apartment, liv- ing room, bedroom, kitchenette and bath. Adults only. H. M. Beall, 618 3rd St. __Houses for Rent MODERN FURNISHED bungalow, 3 rooms and bath, gas heat. Addi- tional sleeping room in basement. Prefer married couple willing to board and room owner in partial exchange for rent. Write Tribune Ad. 187! FIVE Ri house, completely nished, Gas or coal heat. $45. T. ee A MODERN BUNGALOW, 3 bedrooms, 310 Ave. A; 6 room house, 914 2nd __ St. Phone 905. SEVEN ROOM all modern bungalow. Immediate possession. Phone 1178. Household Goods for Sale TAPESTRIES, Bed Spreads, Linens, Laces at lowest prices. Call for Joe Nicola, 903, WILTON RUG 8 ft. 3 inches x 10 ft. 6 inches. Call 1475. 412 E. Rosser. Houses for Sale _ HOUSE, five apartments, well locat- ed. Requires substantial down pay- ment. Write Ad. No, 18788. MATTRESSES MATTRESSES renovated and rebuilt. Either regular or spring filled. 419 9th St. Phone 1126, aa Room and Board Boarders and roomers, $25 per mo. No single rooms. 309 4th Farms for Sale 240 A. TRAILL CO. improved farm. Would trade equity of $1,500 for stock and machinery. Box 533. Grand Forks, N. Dak. —————— Coal and Trucking ECKLUND, BACKMAN and Asplund coal for sale. done. Reasonable, Junior Neff. Tel, 1748-3. 710 7th. EEE NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF DEMPTION STATE OF NORT! DAKOTA, County of Burlelgn, corere AUDITOR, Blame rey, N. Dek. Eick Caterton, ,Reute No. 4 fore Grove, Minnesota You hereby notified tract of. “and and which was for taxation for abe 11th day of De Ber iat duly provided by law, for the de- nea of the year aaa, and ome for pecemptlon one pir y ed service of thle ribed as follows: werter: mer HleD 20, Tinguert that Township 141, Number of "acre 16 Amount sold for, 431, 45. Subsequent taxes paid by purchas- Fae 9. mee required to redeem at this in addition to ¢ 10 be required to ae the co! rvice of this notice and Tne ay provi dem by law and unl: id from sal lon of the them redemption will ja Wr my hand and offic! % pail thie ie Pind day es Daceher. rr) Dane Burleigh toe Wen NOTICE OF EXPIRATION STATE OF, NORTH DAROTA, County Fic gounrr AUDITOR, pa Route No. 4, notitieg thet th iT tract. ot lang *nerainafter Ege and whl eset th Northwest Quarter, sect nm 3 Township 161, to tl ae sale cert ticate Witness hand and seal this aind day of Decers att Ge Derby, Asditor Burlsigh County, North 12-23-30 1-6. TWO rooms, ground floor, furnished for light housekeeping. Gas, lights, heat, water furnished, $22. 1016 palthe ee TWO ROOM furnished basement apartment, desirable for adults. __Immediate possession. 515 2nd St. NEW modern furnished light house- keeping apartment, gas heat, pri- vate entrance. Tel. 601. FURNISHED one room and kitchen- ette apartment. Laundry privileges. Shaw's Apt. 508 9th Bt. LARGE sunny modern 2 room fur- nished apartment. Bullt-in feae tures. 924 4th St. TWO room ‘apartment. Lights, ; es heat furnished, Leundry es. 720 2nd St. ROOMS furnished. Heat, water ‘and gas for cooking. Garage. 215 Ave. © West. ONE room and kitchenette furnished for light housekeeping. 812 Ave, B. Hay for Sale HAY, UPLAND. 1 Rediop ton eg mixed, recanary, fine green sweet clover, baled, $8.50 per ton. Alfalfa, $12. Ground sweet clover in sacks, ground alfalfa hay in sacks, oats and barley straw, baled, $5.00; wheat straw all 1936 crop, $4.00. ©. M. Nordlum, Crookston, Minn. SSS ee Instruction SUE DIGBY—Night and day instruc- tion, Shorthand and typewriting. Call 1619, College Bldg. Miscellaneous for Sale _CERY, 222 So. Sth St. D. C. MOTORS, ranging from % horsepower, up. Volts 220 and 320. peas The Bismarck Tribune ice. PIANO ACCORDION with case. 623 ‘Ave. B. Telephone 1359. 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