The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 6, 1937, Page 9

“a, a ~ BACK ARTER FOR’ MOVE 1S DIGESTED a= Traders Who Unloaded Friday Find Trouble Replacing Commitments CHICAGO { % Feb. 6.—@—t. “B.D. A.) es 5,000, including rec raostly steady with spots shade lower; cho! 80-260 1b., 10.20-36; toy paid by shipp medium 150-; 9.00-75; shippers took 150; estimate holdover 500; compared a week ago generally 35-50 higher; sows und 30 higher, 1 Fri + Friday last week; " SS .| Miscellaneous ies ) Cattle 100, calves tea: = lings conservatively strictlyg @od and choice 44-75 ul 3 largely steer an being in light Sepp! 1 rs higher; good and choice weighty shipper cows 50 higher, all others strong to 25 up excepting low cutters; bulls strong, and vealers weak to 25 lower wa heavy 8.751 4 ed fairly acti rime 12.25 no etiterion, bulk 7.00-9.00, Sheep 4,000, including 2,300 direct; Friday, 7,100 directs. last week: Fat 65 or’ first regained downturn also 1 levels mostly steady; week's Jai 11.00, paid for choice deck 89 Ib. ages to shippers on closing day; la bulk native nad fed western 10.65 to 10.85, week's bulk 10.00-1 LOL Ip. as high as 0. weights at close bs scat tally absent, killers c virtually, all offerings ¢| vanced bd he changed; some _heife: stockers and feeder P 5. yearlings 3 Mmited; numero’ 509.51 medium to bulk beet cow! cutter ts goo ‘olce 700-825 1b. stocker and feeder steers Hoss common and medium lots 4.50-6.00, Hogs, 700; generally asking steady: top 10 lower at. and choli 190-200 1b, but Ib. lights 9. Sheep, 100; toda: steady; or oe wi r;-steady: week's fat lam! late bulk -10.35-505 Tie ab te common to good lots 4.25-5.00; good $0768 1D, feeders 8.26-75. o——_ FOREIGN EXCHANGE New York, Feb. 6.. For change stet reat Britain in dollars, others in cents. Gr in 4.89%; France 4.65% jermany free 40.23, travel 21.10; e st Norway Sweden 25; Montreal in New York 99.95 5-16, CURB STOCKS New York, Feb. 6.—(#)}—Curb: American Gen. 11%. Cities Service 4%. Elec. Bond hare Fisk Rubber 12%. GOVERNMENT BONDS — New York, Feb. 6.—(#)—Govern- ment Bonds. Treasury 4%s 120.10. Treasury 4s 11 39%. Firs! in! Northwest Banco 15%. CHICAGO STOCKS (By the Associated Press) Midwest Corp. 14%. top} yv 86 F : crt re i i fF 3 a = RKRFRFFEK K @ RE FF RS ae rj > af "oe #28 gaugicerss i 2 sain BEE Hui pe : § Ff wanwtantS RR RE i TH fee BAe iP 22 aaa si penne egee id E & TT ap gs PTET i EREREY? arenes? 722 i 1% 2 a : ? a i SH ‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1987 SCARCITY OF GRAIN | OFFERINGS BOOSTS ‘WHEAT THO CENTS Winnipeg Advances Plus News of European Buying Proves igher. it closed 1%c pipner at t 1.32%, and May and July 1 and 2.18, re- up st 49%, and July B May § preleeed x july %c higher at a abs May ed higher, at 79% an May. malting unchan: 1,25. was strong on better nd scant offerings. in fair to good demand. d was unchanged. Rye urday but eggs w: overnment bought more cars of eggs 1) | 33-33%; standards (90 lots) 3. unsettled, extra firsts cars 32; fresh graded firsts %; cars 21%-22; current re- ceipts 20%. Poultr; 20; 21, White Rock 22, Plymouth » bareback 16; Leghorn chick- Ro ens 13; roosters 13, Leghorn roosters I 13; turkeys, hen old 13; No} tu ed 16; 1% | UP 33, less shan “1% Ufa tar idea then slipped. 8 stood out in trade: as the week drew toa: clo! The common stock of $100 hi Stocks bogged 4: ing re proposals to reorganize the ju- witness: t hopes for further acceleration of heavy indus- Failure of th' GRAIN REVIEW - Minneapo! Feb. 6. (U. & D. A.)—After a breathing spell the week European poy in f wheat n xport sales improved and lume. ced §-% cents for ‘riday at 1.28) rye 1-% cent: May oats closed at 48%c, an dd- of %c. The parley, market ad- le for @ 18%e close, : gained 3%c for the week, to] closing ‘was up WOOL REVIEW 6.—)—(U. 8. D. A) le re pot do! were at firm to stronger prices. timent tended easier toward wools to cover future ne fleeces could be bought at 8 cents for fine Delaine, at 48- lor % blood combing and at its for. combing. %. and % @ CHICAGO ; - Chicago, Feb. 6.— |. BD. A.) —Potat 69 on track 212, totel U. ts 671; old stock, firm, strong undertone, 4 aupplies. moderate, demand lig! ked per cwt. Ru Burbanks U. 8. No. 1, occasional car higher . No. 2, sell ber tes AU, 8, 1, 16; fair quality -90, few high as 2.00 a ers CHICAGO riseer A hg RANGE OF CARLOT SALES Minneapolis, Feb. 6—()—! Gere nortnern LBS: rk nor dark northern a3; No. 3 ba Rts ase of President Roose-| Pr! NEW YORK New York, Feb. 6.—(#)—Live poul- Y No freight quotations, fey nom ut 47, slightly easier. Cream- » higher than extra 35-35%; extra score) 34%; other butter prices uncha: “Ch Shel ly to firm and BUTTER AND EGG FUTURES Chicago, Feb. 6.- a " igh Low Close 31% 31% 29% 31% 31% 81% 29% 2: 24% ‘WISCONSIN CHE! Plymouth, Wis., Fe juotations for the wi xchan: t DULUTH CASH GRAIN losing cash No. 1 heavy dark 1.43%-1.62%; No. 1 rn, 59 lbs, Pe ; Hard 1.47% -1. Re as ss tens st 4 MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR lis, Feb. 6.—(#)—Flour lsc er barrel in 98 ly patents 7.60- 39. Pure n middlings 32.50- lots Fi INVESTMENT TRUSTS [By the Associa > counter in on reek), NIPEG CASH GRAIN naipe rep. —(P)—Cash~ wheat Western Senators Seeking to Prevent Farmers’ Return “to Poor Soil No. 3 northern, UL RRR REE ge: = & seseses & eee Fi 382 seese5sseRs pers £2444 s i 3 3 3 g 4 ey ly 1.07% 1.08% 1.06% 1.07% 1.06454 1.05% 1.08% 105% 1.00% 1.02% 1.00% 101% 29% 39% 90% mK » Te , Old... july, old. 29% 35% 50% Ah oo 156% 157% 156 157% 158% 157% 155% 157% MM 112) 1.10% Ls 91% 92% ey 13.95 13.20 13.40 00 13.00 13.22 13.40 42 13.65 12.95 13.02 zeuorparoyas ava ‘Whea Open High Low Close 137% 1.40% 137% 1.40% 130% 132% 130% 132% % 19% 18% 10% Saeed a 1.05% 1.07% 1.08% 1.07 0 9 98% 90 18% 49% MK 5 220 221 49% MK 44% -2.20 0 231 18 ‘High Close 145% 1.45% 142% 1.45% 1350 1380 1M 14 od 30 senate to 78 grain clocog quotations today follow: ein 158% 1.62% 152% 1.61% - 151% 1.60% 150% 1.50% 1.40% 158% 148% 1.57% . 14TH 157% 1.46% 153% 144% 151% . 149% 1.00% . 140% 147% +, 145% 151% ..... tans Winter Wheat ihy DNS Ibs.. aa 146% 148% 1.44% 1.46% W... 1.44% 146% 142% 144% ‘: 142% 1.44% 1.40% 1.42% 1.42% 138% 1.40% South Dakota Wheat v 137% 1.30% 1.35% 1.37% W.. 135% 138% 139% 136% wo. 133% 1.36% 131% 134% 165 145 161 162 157 152 1.38 139 to next July 1. e state uni mineral act be credited to the state re ee . B. 17—Au com- peapeaeep hed lease iy aes other contracts for purpose and operating for al Ged ga Indefinitely Postponed 8. B. 100—Permitting county welfare board to establish dental clinics and provide dental services. - Bills Introduced 8. 160—(Trout)—Prohibiting a mort pe Sal oes ae el n's welfare) for care of crippled children and child welfare services under the state pub- lic welfare board. House Bills Passed H. B. 44—Appropriating $195,715 f the tuberculosis naar Ms sei lum. H. B. 96—Appropriating $3,000 for deficit in “insurance tax to fire de- Hee gee }. 77—Appropriating $928 for printing 1933-34 public documents. H. B. 47—Appropriating $4,500 for travel expenses of state examiner. HH. B. 129—Extending from 4 to 7 'p. m. closing of polls in annual village elections. H. B, 128-1 from 4 to 7 p. m. closing of polls in election deter- mining whether village shall incor- porate, H. B. 142—Requiring establishment abltante it special and Independent abitant fS ni ag = er a . B icensing ro’ buyers. Indefinitely Postponed H, B, 152—Repealing provisions for collection of delinquent personal prop- erty taxes by sheriff on percentage H. B, 127—Relating to payment and collection of wages for labor. H. B. 143—Eliminating necessity of holding school elections when nomi- Inees equal number of vacancies. H. B. 134—Allowing county welfare and other board members expenses outaide their county. Bills Defeated H. B. 83—Requiring 60 per cent in- stead of simple majority of voters to permit consolidation of counties, H. B. 98—Appropriating $5,000 for completion of public address system in house of representatives. . Bills Introduced H. B. 172— (Frazier) —Prohibiting taking possession or foreclosure of greater penalties for violation of «| laws in licensing of surety and in- Insurance. surance companies, 5 H. B. 174—(Seibel)—Fixing $45 a month minimum salary for school teachers. Education. H. B. 175— (Graham) — Outlining form of affidavits to be filed in re- newing mortgages. State affairs. H. B. 176—(Morland, Sand)—Per- mitting transfer of 5 per cent of gross earnings to a permanent loan| fund by credit unions when their re- serve fund provisions have been met. State affairs. H. B. 177— (Hagen) — Appropriat- ing $2,500 to help department of ag- riculture and labor to issue an offi- cial brand book. State affairs, H. B. 118—(Hagen)—A| lating $5,000 to eliminate vehicular toll charges on the railroad bridge across the Yellowstone river in McKenzie county for the next two years. Ap- tions. bes H. B. 179—(Traynor, Stray)—Mak- ing it unlawful to obtain or attempt to obtain relief by false and fraudu- necessaries furnished to an indigent person from his father, mother or adult children. State affairs. CORRECTION Due to a mistake in makeup of the Fridsy edition, house bills 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170 and 171 were under the heading “Indefinitely Post- .” They were new bills introd- uced Thursday and are repeated here today as a matter of correction. H. B. 165.—(Shure)—Requiring city commissioners to fix their salaries and salaries of other employees by ord- inance. Cities. H. B. 166—(Godwin)—Creating in- dustrial commission fund of $5,000 to pay expenses of commissioners whjle performing duties outside of Bismarck. Appropriations. H. B. 167—(Godwin)—Appropriating $1,426.78 for deficit and to carry on investigation of livestock credit ass0- ciations ordered by legislature. Ap- jations. H. B. 168—(Education Committee) —Re-establishing state equalization fund and providing for its adminis- tration and distribution of funds: Education. > H. B. 169—(Education Committee) —Establishing minimum sslary-of $55 monthly for school teachers. Educa- tion. H. B. 110—(Education Committee) —Providing for er census in odd- numbered years. Education. H. B. 171—(Rait by request)—Pro- viding for assessment of property for removal of ice and snow 1} in cities. Cities, More than 100,000 cases of tuns are Thrifty Persons Never Skip the WANT-ADS pher. Give complete information including references, education, etc., in first letter. Write Ad. No. . 19368. MAID not under 25 years for personal attendance and housework. Refer- ences. Phone 725, Madam Corwin. WANTED: Girl for general house- work. 406 7th St. Work Wanted YOUNG MARRIED man wants work of any kind, excellent truck driver. Mechanically inclined, garage or service station work preferred. Write Tribune Ad. 19362, WANTED to do .dresamaking. Will Rooms for Reat | Automobiles for Sale WARM nicely furnished sleeping room in private home. Suitable for. two. On bus line. Hot water always. Gentlemen preferred. 715 2nd &t. Phone 1550. 2 tetera eae ao eee ei SLEEPING ROOM in modern gas- heated house. Ladies preferred. if desired. Phone 1957-W. 811 Ave. E. Mrs. Olgeirson. CLEAN and quiet room. Always hot water. Suitable for one or two. Gentlemen preferred. 116 W. ern home. Suitable for two. Ho! Near capitol and bus line. - 831 8th 8&t. Tel. 1026. SLEEPING ROOM, next to bath. Private entrance. 307 10th St. Business Opportunity” "| INVESTIGATE one of the safest and EXPERIENCED girl wants by hour or day. Phone 1980, Position Wanted COMPETENT bookkeeper desires po- sition. ‘Eight years’ experience. Ex- cellent references. Write Tribune Ad. 19364, EE Room Mate Wanted Thayer. Phone 967. young man wan Toom mate. Call at 222 and 8t. Upstairs, Wearing Apparel FOR SALE: Slightly used blue silk maternity dress with jacket. Size 16, Write Tribune Ad. 19352. Personal PERFECTION DRY CLEANERS— Ladies’ dresses, Men’s suits and tie, dry cleaned and pressed, $1.00. Call for and deliver. Phone 1707. ~ MATTRESSES MATTRESSES renovated and rebuilt. Either regular or spring filled. 419 9tu St. Phone 1126, ‘Watch Repairing CALL AFTER SIX. Watch cleaning. Special price. Dine Jewler, 316 Mandan 8t. P. O, Box 188, Lost and F most profitable businesses today. | Five and 10 acre tracts of proven producing grapefruit and orange groves in the rich fruit section of the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas. Offers the investor a great- er return on his money with greater safety than he has ever known be- fore. Assures @ life income. See for yourself by taking advantage of our $35.00 all expense inspection trip which includes . transportation meals, hotels for round trip from Minneapolis. Many side trips and stopovers. Southern State Develop- ment Co. Write or phone W. H. Sullivan, jarck. as FOR SALE OR TRADE: Good gen- eral merchandise business including building. Valued at $5,500.00. Priced: for quick sale or will trade. for Bis- marck residence, Reason for selling, have other business interests, Write P. O. Box 76, Kintyre, N. D. N. P. CAFE, Dilworth, Minn., for sale or rent. Possession @ebruary 15. A Schuchardt, Webster Hotel, Fargo, N.D. —SESEE— eS Houses for Sale NEW 5 room bungalow with large room finished in basement. New 5 room bungalow with 3 room base- ment apartment and bath. Six year old 4 room ‘bungalow with double garage near Bismarck Hospital. T. M. Casey & Son. water always. Hot water-heat. 522) Second. LARGE COMFORTABLE room, next! 22 11th St. Phone 1834-W. | BUY NOW at These Low Prices No Payments, No Finance Charges or Interest in January, Febru ary and March. 1931 ' 1931 * 1933 1932 | 1933 1933 | 1933 Plymouth Coupe .. Plymouth Sedan ... Pontiac Coach... Chevrolet Coupe Chrysler 8 Sedan . Ford Sedan . Studebaker Chrysler Coach .. Chevrolet Sedan . Airflow Sedan.. Ford DeLuxe Sedan. Ford Tudor Sedan . Chrysler Sedan, DeSoto Sedan . Lafayette Sedan . Chrysler Sedan .... - 67 Plymouth Touring Sedan .. 587. These cars priced low, as we need the room for storage. All these cars winterized, including hot water heater, non-freeze solu- tion, winter grease, winter oll, good batteries and good tires. Corwin-Churchill Motors, Inc, 122 Main Phone 700 MID WINTER USED CAR CLEARANCE 1928 Dodge Sedan .. 1930 Pontiac Sedan 1930 Buick Sedan .. 1930 Ford Tudor ..... 1934 Dodge Panel Truck 1932 Dodge DeLuxe Sedan 1933 Plymouth Coupe .. 1933 Plymouth Sedan 1934 Ford Coupe ..... 1934 Oldsmobile Coach . 1934 Dodge, 114 ton truck, 162 in. wheel base, 32x6, 10 ply dual rear tires, overload springs, oil bath cleaner 1935 Oldsmobile Sedan ... All cars inside, warm and dry. No cracked blocks, etc., from weather. ~ M. B. GILMAN CO, 2nd and Bawy. Tel, 808 Dodge - Plymouth - Dodge Trucks. —_— ___ ‘Houses for Rent 5 ROOM modern, furnished or un-~ furnished bungalow. Heat and water furnished. Immediate pos- session. Near capitol and school. Adults only. Write Tribune Ad.~ 19058. ie ESSE LELELE EEE EY 8 Household Goods for Sale BABY GRAND piano, Persian rug, 11x15; American Oriental rug, 9x12; Pony fur coat, brown fur jacket, walnut book case, mahogany Miress- er, one love seat, 50 Ib. ice box. Phone Mrs, Frissell 1331. BLANKETS, bedspreads, rugs, con- goleum, tapestry, scarfs, tablecloths, ete. Sold on easy payments, Phone 2215 for salesman to call. Home Blanket and Rug Co. Ask for Mr. Watts. NICELY FURNISHED modern 4 room house. Gas heated. Centtral- ly located. Also corner lot for sale. _Inguire 416 Ave. A. , FIVE ROOM 2 story house, 4 room bungalow; 3. room house, 4 room furnished apartment. T. M. Casey & Son. g ‘ MODERN FURNISHED five +room bungalow, 230 West Main, gas heat,” Phone Mayer at 1906, é FURNISHED 5 room modern home. | Call at 308 14th St. Phone-1088. : s|A GOOD used plano. Write Chas. L. ture. Phone 570-3. Bismarck, E. Heaton, Jr. Legislative Sidelights Laughter broke into the serious business’ of making laws Friday as legislators debated, before defeating, a bill appropriating $5,000 to enlarge upon the loud-speaking arrangements in the house of representatives. “Economy” was one of the main cries heard as the representatives by icne vote denied themselves the “lux- ury” of a microphone at the desk of each member. The vote was 56 for the Proposal and 47 against but a consti- tutional majority of 57 was required to pass the bill. Debate opened with Rep. D. 8. Blair of Towner county declaring “we must consider that is $5,000 of the taxpay- rs’ money.” Rep. Roy Frazier said he felt there was @ “real need for the system.” He stated as an example that he had not been able to hear the part of Blair's statement. fies we hear you plenty,” shouted Majority Floor Leader W. J. God- win explained the board of. adminis- tration would not need to spend the entire appropriation, that microphones could be purchased for as little as $4 each and estimated the total instal- lation cost at from $2,000 to $2,500. “Not all of the representatives have “built-in loud speakers,” added Rep. ‘William Holmquist of Adams-Het- tinger as he tapped his chest. Rep. James Caddell of Sioux county, seated in the back of the assembly, reported he often could not hear the semarks of Floor Leader Godwin in the front. “Give us a loud speaking system 60 that us fellow who sit in the rumble seats can har what is going on,” pleaded Caddell. In two or four years, suggested Rep. Harry O'Brien of Walsh, speaking against the expenditure, “North Da- kota may have a uni-cameral legis- lature in which case “this big room may be for rent.” Sixth Beheaded Body Washed Up by Ocean St. Jean-de-Monts, France, Feb. 6. bodies of Spaniards. The sixth corpee was found near Bryan, piano tuner, 422 4th. Phone 49, Apartments for Rent AVAILABLE February 7th, furnished apartment. Living room with In. door bed, dinette, kitchen and bath. Large closets. Suitable two adults. $50. Phone 1063. Coal and Trucking ECKLUND, BACKMAN and Asplund coal for sale. done. General trucking , » Reasonable. Junior Neff. Tel. 1748-J. 710 7th. 4 ECKLUND, BACKMAN and Asplund coal for sale. Prompt service. Gen- eral’ trucking. Howard Arnold. Phone 1622-J. s SMALL APARTMENT, one room kitchenette, Murphy bed, Frigidaire, $24. Also one on second floor, $30. Adults only. 314 3rd St. Everts Apts. TWO ROOM apartment, upstairs. Lights gas and heat furnished. Rental $25 per mo. Adults only. 418 7th St. MODERN FURNISHED 3 room apart- ment. Living room, bedroom and kitchenette. Close in, Phone 260. Dr. Enge. ‘ ONE THREE ROOM: apartment end one 2 room apartment. Heat, gas, lights furnished. 1116 Rosser. Phone 978-J. FIRST FLOOR of modern house. Completely furnished. Use of elec- tric washer. $65.00 per month. Phone 1789. FURNISHED basement apartment with 2 small bedrooms. 409 5th &t. FURNISHED BASEMENT apartment, Hving room, bedroom, kitchenette and bath. 612 ist St. Phone 1432. apartment. Heat and water fur- znished. Ready Feb. ist. Phone 107. ‘TWO ROOM apartment in new mod. ern home. Lights, heat, water, tele- Phone furnished. 618 13th St. ESIRABLE furnished entire ground floor apartment. Apply afternoons . 320 11th St, ag furnished for - light housekeeping. Girl preferred. $10. _Call_at 120 W. Thayer. UNFURNISHED March Ist. 602%. Ave. Thompson. Phone 287. erat TWO ROOM furnished apartment upstairs, including lights, water and gas, $20. 414 12th St. i FURNISHED apartment. Lights, wa- ter and gas included. 219-2nd. For sale two oil CS basement apartment, private entrance. 818 7th St. Phone 1M7-R, oi eS FIRST FLOOR bungalow flat, front and rear entrance. Call at 409 5th St. Sig? FURNISHED apartment in Rose sparen: Mrs. Murphy. Phone WANTED: By. April ist or May ist,, 5 or 6 room unfurnished house or bungalow, $50 or $60 rent accept- able. Very best references. Adults. Write Tribune Ad. 19343, | ECKLUND and Backman Coal for Sale. Delivered. General Hauling. Tel. 2332-W. “01 13th St. Chas.’ Pauley. WILTON COAL, $2.40 per ton. Phone 863-M, Boehm Bros., Delivered, —_—_—_———— Miscellaneous for Sale ONE SLIGHTLY used popcorn ma-— chine. One new cash register. J. B. Smith, Tel, 1916, TYPEWRITER, standard, L.C Smith.* A-1 condition, $20. Phone 83¢-R. F. A, Lee. Hay for Sale 4 BALED HAY. Midland, Upland. Mixed hay, Sweet clover hay and bright cleam durum straw. F. A. Cousins, New Rock! or otherwise. Write for prices. Melvin Bryn, Berwick, N. D. — ___Wanted to Buy __ WANTED: Used, Little Giant fifty pound trip hammer. Must be in good condition and reasonably. priced. Kastien Garage and Ma- chine Shop, Lovell, Wyoming. Tribune Rates Are LOW All classified ads of less than ry This table of rates effective only in the state of North Da- kota. Cuts and border used en want ads come under classi- , fled display rates of 75 cents per column inch per single in- sertion. No clairvoyant, fortune tell- er, mati , or doubtful advertising accepted. We re- serve the right to edit or re- ject any copy submitted. ALL WANT ADS ON BASIS OF CASH IN ADVANCE A representctive wil} call if you desire. Telephone 2-200 and ask for the want a4 de- partment. Copy must be received by 13 o'clock, moon, to insure ime sertion came day. Out-of-Town Readers wish to anewer wast ads which only telephone bers are given, can 60 ariting the “Want ue bree are to aend el or state phone aumber gt fa | the ad.