The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 14, 1937, Page 9

Mar Field 826% No: 2 dark northern, 87 Ibs, McKes &R 14% No, 3 dark northern, 56 Ibs. i : McKes R Pf 45% ——_—__—_ No. 3 dark northerin, 55 Ibs. Hop for Labor Peace and Bins SUPE ‘i miecrp, it] Eotimeteo Curent That State| ik Sort ness Earnings Contribute [Am Inter 16 {Midland Stl 4 Will Not Harvest 30,000,000 | No. 5 dark northern, 52 Ibs. Am Loco $2 {Minn Hon 100% B 1 This Yea Na. 5 dark northern, 51 Ibs. , Am Metal 88 |Minn Mol 14% ushe if No. 5 dark northern, 50 Ibs. Am Rel 3% |Mur Corp, Sen a; 48 be, tay €7 tba, 19; Chicago, Apr. 14.—()—Led by the | 49 lbs., 1.25; 48 1 5 Am Rol Mill 38 [Nash Mrs’ 22% eptember dalivery, wheat soored ma-| 48 Ib, 1.16: 48 tbs,’,1.18; 46 Ibe. 1.1 ae Stimaee etl ore en Cie ease : 40 tbs., 98; 39 ; Am Sug Ref #@%|Na Dy Prod 24%| A factae as the’ diy4 tbs, 89. ij am T & T 167% | Nat Distill 32%) neared an -was word of high| No. 1 hard amber durum Am Tob B 83%} Nat Pr.a& Lt 11% | winds and dust storms at many points| No. 1 mixed durum.. se Monet i llet tee, ‘sie reat thas Nebraske would not Rasrest| NOC} Ted durum season, mut! No.1 rye Dry 19%|No Amer 27%| At the close, wheat was %-1% TEP GX |No Pacific 33° | above Tuesdays finish, May 137%-| Bele -- ver 0%, ; | May te, soi SN, Loco 8% ed il 36% | 1.18%-%4; oats A acliae caked a o CHICAGO RANGE Balt & 38% Ei 32% | visions unchanged wn. | Chicago’ Apr, Packard Wheat 0} igh Close Bendix a Param Pict oe MILL CITY WHBA’ May .. Open an tan 136° 137% bree ete FUTURES CLOSE MIGHER duly’: ie Lae 129% 12 Bee ea anig| pate Pena = (Pr Winnl: | Bey, 120% 121% 119% 121K " storm popor bi aie ppocden i aA. Penmey JC 1.16% 1.27% 1.28% 1.26% Briggs Mig; 4% | Penn BR othe 24 124% 123% 1.26% Budd WA 10 | Phelps Dodge 52% P higher at 11% 118% 116% 140% |. Bur Ad Mch 30% | Phil Morris 73% |, May wheat Slosed % , higher, 2 vy A ButC&Z 8%! Phillips Pet 57% es Can Pac 14% | Pills Flour Sept. 1% up at 1. pecan r 00% 1.07% ts Case (JD 100% | Proe 20% | aue ts Bueno, ie wane “May 99% | Pu bec wee ca | finx Closed # lower at 215%, July and M0 50% 40% 50% 37% | Pullman 0% eB ates down et 2 Sided by“firm- etn a a Sodas Ghee On” at [EUe,OO M/S Sieharee ye guiy he ieper at peti Purity Bak 10% | (4, "May rye clesed’ down at 1.08%: : ae weoee LIB Obl & NW 4% | Radio 10% | Su, Up at 1.02% and Sept. % higher ark) St er ee (REO 9M, Mey Lee many clotet e | Ba ea OMe. a8 Rent Band 39% ier iy mmaltioe Dally caked an: MAY esses L104 14896 LA3K LAB CMMPPI 5% change f 01% 1.08% 1.08% 1.08% |. GRIM 24 [Eep SH as | ct arete eee wae time STK “90% 96% 98% Chrysler 1174 | 4Y Tob B 51. | Durum was in slow demand. pa GCol-Palm 23% | Sohen Distill 4704 | Corn aorta good, Ave tone was ee ee ClGH 15% 1011.60 11. Soham Hk forte = im us ie Com & Sou 2% 12.25 12.12 12.25 Gon Fils 0%) Amos | Produce Markets | 1227 1223 1225 a Cont Can 8 | Socony Vac 10% 15.77 15.62 15.62 fully steady Sou Cal Ed 38 11 18. miealumn and good Tetfers:7.00-1000; | OO8t Mot, 2761 Solpse Saat teage, Api coir —Bulter prices 16.15 16.05 16.06 cows 6.25-7.26; low cutters and cutters! Corn Prod sh oF oe Mowers Poultry was unset-| MINNEAPOLIS RANGE Cub Am Sug 11% | Sperry Corp 7949, steady; prices un- cat OF 4 ‘ waded firsts 1o- Dis Mateh. “31% | 54 oll Ind rage eG 124% 138 Doug Airc 57 pec 4 bad RTs yl ve ce Truck unsettled: sevee 120 Pont jens 19, ni es! atk to Lite etn Stone é& Web 26 | 31; Laghorn hens 17%: teyere, colores Ma: 12% 13% Bi bost 127 | Studebaker 40x) 8, pizmoutn and White Nock 65% : Swift &.Co 2%! White 2 : : ELPw&Lt 2'41 Texas Corp com | korn tit roosts ‘Darebacks 10-42, Lege 1.08% 1.08% 1.07 1.08% Gen Eleo 54% | 20% Gul Sul 40% | or3 Haven dit) te up white 100) ee Oe Tex PC &O 15% ht (i Celery tees Gen Seite’ apy | HERO BSS i aa Tb. up 36, eal eae Gen Mtrs 58 | 741-Cont Cor 9% : B44 Ok 4 Gillet rt - Goodyear 42 |Union Pac 147% | ons, 1 1s, Sra-Paige 3% |Un Air Corp 29 | c ete Sea: i uae 18, Beh GNiIrctt 25% |United Corp 6 | ere 12; turkeys 17-25; ducks 14, GN Ry pid 51%| United Drug 13% | nigner then extra a34-34; extra (3 ULUTH RANGE owes tus a ete ae score) 33; theat s {tice econ ei a AF ts ee reyho 14% | Un Gas Imp: < ; — oe Heo Prod. 18% |UB Ind Al 38% a UP PES TE, Baustie Gady Tos 129% 1 © 61 am a. MB arte tant oe ge ae on see Ee Fane yee ae ead i? 1 | Hupp Mot “9 |UB Rubber “ 63% arda, ahi gare packed “teats 23%- TM Cent _ 324 |US Gmelt R 4% distee'No. 1 DAS st cvernee ohpeke sesso cesses’ sseoe 100% Ind Rayon 44% |US Steel - 113% | 214. ? : thas) steee’ sore DORM Int BusMch 163% {US Stl Pr 144% | ‘ Gattis 8500, Int Hary 107% |Vanadium «33%'| BUTTER AND BCG FUTURES and medium A 7eatig| IntNickCan 65%|War Pict 15%) Butter Futures: owas esas, Wighers, good Int T & Tel 11% {West Un 7 Btgrage standard” High Low Close + ait 0 beim 9 steady, very uneven) Johns-Man vesting jovember 31% 31% 31% AMINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN carly’ aaloe Q.¢ tubo: heitery firm: ju fs af |,_Minnenpolls, Ape. 14.—(e)—Whear prime 1106 Kosher heifers 13.00; : : retails ‘Wednesday 42 compared to 35 most light heifers 11. 00 down to $.50; year,ago. carce and fi weak t 23% 23% * Miniapate cash wheat and coarse eri jons today follow: 2 23% 23% Rotrig ator Stand: Delivered ToArrive | ards, Oot, 25% 25% 25% 1 hy DNS accom 10.00 mostly 9.50; stockers and EIDEN CHANGES PLEA pe ERE ha HON e piniiesk oe sista ieee oe oe mae, Pucca teacher pell New Morersave eA roreign z fat lambs wenk to 1s-lower;wome Dids| with attempted extortion, changed| exchange steady; Great Britain de- 150% 1.62% .... 25 otf; ‘top Colorado wooled lambs! his plea trom innocent to nolle con-| Grent Britain 4.80%; ftaly, 4.26%; Gers 148% 1.61% PE to amalt packets wood to choice | tendere Tuesday in federal court. The many {reo 40.21; tee. 18:80; travel a 5 i 10.4 10.90;| nolle contendere ~plea pe! Ld oie paket Meee ee 1.46% 1.60% .... cree ‘ewes | court to impose sentence. Montreal in New York 100.09%. ; : Fro 144% 158% 00. vee TOLNA HALL BURNS New York WADE, ter Sioux city. ye 19 ew. 6 Tolna, N, D., Apr. 14—(#)-—Fire is [al ee er cent al 142% 156% ...0° ove moar ane) ae Pe a REE le begaeteds~ Se pttendbsepte lao 130% 1.54% «: fat she "Hock “ttle hanged atoc en oan Toles LAO 1% a se) ote . its soot 16ebnA tei, 1b, ted d steers | tween 96,000 and $7,000, The loss was + 186% 183% ose Above, 15.00; srun largely. median cb atanlosii ae . 134% 1.50% augtee, at ngage i ue cutter ra . Boa, aosee TSIM LABH, wee wee Boot tt NI iN fant stgoker STAMPS § | x, mee ere eae a : ; . onde: Montana Winter Wheat hoi 626-1 i * fum 5.00265 BY 1S. KLEIN \ Treasury {Me 1143. 14 protein [ailaorerbene 1H OW... 146% 146% 142% 144% on the Associated Press) 13% poe 1DH Wor meal aa eal Migwest Corp tim. 1 B Wor. 143% 144% 140% 142% | BRAND oe MINNEAPOLIS fy eayacel cient ene Apr. een stocks | ae wee we 140% 142% tee 140% = rst Bank Stock no trade (bid Grade ot 5H neon Banco 12%. <r 12TH 130% 135% 137% winnlpee apr ning “cant 135% 1.37% 1.38% 136% tions underton wheat: northern i415; No . 1.88% 135% 1.31% 133% lots fed wooled spring, dark. north: 58. Ibs. 1 3; 50. ibs. ca No. T motinern {sem cLaaite Non taark hard pentane 1.48% -1.46%. Durum: No. 1 rd amber, 1.33% - + 3, Abs. 60 Ibs. 5 1 ‘lax, 2.2 R: No 1 Bye LAS, 524. a Malting Lala, 0; feed 65% - immediate needs were mage Pie pel ane or eo onteclag. of ‘ot co! countoatgan fleece obit in includ! ne combing and bing of three-eightha| and quarter blood packed tastier, sold at around 45 to 56.cents Brease, delivered east. CHICAGO CASH onary neces’, re 14. rd 1.) ie} ied’ 1 aus IX his youth, Herman Boerhaave, native of Voorhout, near Ley- den, Belgium, studied to become s clergyman. He was born in 1668, and by: the time he was 22 he was a doctor of philosophy, well versed in ancient languages, ecclesiastical history, and mathe- matics. But in 1690, the young tneo- logical scholar ‘veered toward the study. of medicine, and. mainly through self-education, soon be- came one of the leading physicians tn Europe. He introduced -many innovations in the practice of medicine and was so highly re- spected that royalty traveled to Leyden, to consult him about their troubles. Peter the Great of Rus- sia, visited him, it 1s $01, and even @ mandarin in Chma ‘wrote for his advice: When Boerhaave died in 1738, at the age of 70, he left a fortune of £000,000, florins 1926," “the stamps requiring surtéxes for the benefit of child welfare societies One of these Copy hen, 1937. SEV WW, Toes a i _ | Rorthern 1,36 Osts i gee Ay 3 northern 1.35%. ts No. igiwhite 594; No. 2 white - CHICAGO POT Arnone ae 14.——(U. D. A) Potatoes, 62, on track 216, Sota U. 76; old stock, best Idaho 4 fair, other 38 wt. o Raussets Burbanks U. 8. No. 1, 3 65-75; Co! No. 1, fow Mountains mercial 3.30; Wis in sales reported: Mic! U. 8. 1, 2.15; 40. tee McClures U. 8. 2.71 Maine Green 1, bushel tates, orld uldiny rose U. few sales tis, ushel crate. MEN SEAT OLIS FLOUR Apr. 14.— er barrel in 98 ‘amily patents, 1! Flour, ound low- 45; standard patents un- 00-20. Shipments 16,718. arroree: Standard mid- RANGE OF TARLOT SALES Minneapolis, sot ce of carlot rain \ssles: ‘Wheat No. 1 Rye No. 1 , 1.21%: Fiax No. 1, 2.17. ted. = Oate Moy te: L14%- Barer Oats— .|2 white.... 1,32% 1.34% 1.30% 1.22% Durum . vo) LB1% 1.36% 130% 1.31% 180% 138% .... 1,28% 132% .... soe “1.26% 1.30% o06 aves 1.26% 1.29% 2.02 sree 2 1.23% 127K ..00 ores + 1.20% 1.25% 2.2. ovoe 117% 128% ..0. oven ~ 115% 1.21% 1.18% 1.17% Grade of. 1 amber.... 130% 1.36% .... 1 rd durum 1.27% 1.20% 1.23% .... _ Genre Grains 2 Selon. see Ebesid 135% 132% .. +6 236% 127% ..... - 121% 128% . 51% 53% 50K 52% 49% 31% ley. Ch to fey... 1.15 -- 1.95 Med to.gd.. 1.06. 115 rds 95-108. 7) Sener THE BISMARCK “TRIBUN 3, WEDNESDAY, APRIL. 14, 1987__ Pretty Canoeist | to Hunt Redfern | ‘ Ruth Rowe, 23, winsome canoeist of: , looked over a-map of ~ South ‘America, above, as she announced = would accom- expedition from New. York,. April 25 ta search for Redfern, who vanished with his. plane into the British. Guiana jungles 10 years ago. 3°INEWN.D, TIE NOW READY POR MARKET Hebron Concern Is Completing Plans to Begin Distribu- . tion of Product - Hebron, N. D., Apr. 14—North Da- kote acoustic and roofing tile may be placed on the market soon if arrange- Mments and research now being carried has this field: for 12- years, producing @ light-weight cellular brick and: tile which can be used: as-a building ma- exterior decor- sions in the Pacific ocean. “As a re- sult of samples sent them by the ‘Weigel corporation, several southern aah eastern concerns are also con- ding arrangements to launch the Be m Droduct on the ‘market. Miscellaneous for Sale POTATOES, Ohios . For Dak. FOR black dirt and fertilizer, Call 892-R. Also hauling ashes, etc. Wheat | peer Houses for Sale BY OWNER all modern 5 room bun- galow, 2° rooms finished in base- ment. Near grade and high school. Write Tribune Ad. 20663. PARTLY x 6 hardwood » lights, 3 $1,280, Two room dwelling for $750. Geo. M. 5 Thrifty Persons Never Skip _The WANT-ADS Male Help Wanted Apartments for Rent ‘Automobiles | for Sale _- tion for the right man. Mr. Dan Langer at the Patterson Hotel Friday and Saturday, apartment, living room, bedroom, 2 closets, kitchen, bath, also locker. Laundry privileges. Adults only, Call 711 Ave. A or. phone. 1409-W. WANTED—Man to sell trailer coaches. Must be hustler, Write Tribune Ad. 20682, 4-1 LICENSED berber wented im- Phone 535-W. 220 So. Female Help Wanted WANTED — per Catholic Full charge modern home. Experience not necessary if neat and refined. Write Tribune experience in first letter. Cafe, Kenmare, N. Dak. for ‘general ‘house- cafe in the town. Good place . for a _hustler. Write Tribune Ad, 20489. FOR SALE—Two chair barber shop. County seat. Only shop. Priced right, Leon Haight, McIntosh, 8. D. WILL sacrifice for cash good grow- __ ing business. Write Tribune Ad. ‘Tip-Top Cleaners South 1ith Street es apartment. Large li room, bedroom, din- ette, tices, rive bath. Kelvin- ator. 400 block Mandan Street. Call 1770, 234 W. Thayer. * __|ALL MODERN well furnished apart- ment, three rooms and bath. Frig- idaire. Suitable 3 adults. Laundry privileges. Custodian College Bldg. Phone 1849 or 1063. eed lady UNFURNISHED apartment. FOUR-ROOM apartment with private bath, All furnished, 1102 Thayer. Also three-room apartment, un- furnished. Call owner at 318 9th St. TWO room furnished or unfurnished apartment. Private bath. Very close in, Adults only. $30. Phone 1982 beforé 6 p. m., and 872 after 6. LIGHT housekeeping apartment, also two dwelling houses and gtocery store for sale. Reason for selling. old agé and poor health. Call 601. Living room, bedroom, kitchenette, and bath. No laundry privileges. Adults. only. ©. L, Pearce, 322 Ist St. MODERN FURNISHED 3 ROOM apartment, private bath. Gas and heat furnished. Laundry privileges. 802 2nd St. Phone 282-M. FURNISHED large room and kitchen- ette. Suitable. one: or two adults. Electric refrigerator. meus priveleges, Phone 1063. one room Dasement apartment, $11. For Sale: Black walnut bed and springs, 50. lb. ice box. Call 222 3rd. UNFURNISHED modern apartment above Woodmansee Stationery, 114 4th. Ready April 15. Apply Wood- mansee Stationery. ONE room and kitchenette, furnished or unfurnished. Modern home. Up-} steirs. Outside entrance, Reason- able. 320 and. LARGE room and kitchenette apart- ment. Newly decorated. Near capi- tol and high school. 618 7th, In- quire 616 7th. room furnished apartment. Lights, water, heat, gas. Kelvina- . tor. Close to capitol, On bus line, 930 4th. ‘THREE room afd private bath, pri- vate entrance. Newly furnished. Call after 5. 623 8th, rear en- trance. FOUR room apartment, partly fur- nished, Newly decorated. Lights, gas, water. For Sale: Baby crib. 215 10th. Rooms for Rent furnished room. Near “beth Beautyrest mattress. Suit- able’ for -one---or- two = gentlemen. } * Close in. 412 8th St. Phone 2252. BASEMENT room. Cheap. With pri- “ vate entrance, Very close in. Has the] gas plate. Call 2047-J. 411 Ave. A. FRONT sleeping room, suitable for two. Private entrance. 401 ard St. Phone 926-R. COMFORTABLE ‘room with morning and evening meals 401 5th St. Phone 145. FIRST floor front, ek furnished apartment. Living r kitchen. and private bath, Call 86 808 7th St. ONE room apartment on first. floor. Furnished. Lights, heat and water included. Water in room. 404 5th St. MODERN ‘furnished one room base- ment apartment, Suitable for One. Close in. Phone 260, Dr. Enge. FURNISHED or unfurnished new 3- room apartment. Close in. Wash- ing privileges. 13 Mandan St. FURNISHED 2 room Bpartment, pri- ONE aie Ae oe room, “Call after! vate entrance. Lights, water, heat 4:20. : 206 14th Bt. ma 2052-J. and gas furnished, 919 Sth. ROOM for rent, next to bath. Close aria for light house- in, 216.2nd Bt. Phone 1430, | Weoping. Vacant April 20. Phon ROOM in central location, also gar- age. 623 9th St. Phone 420. SLEEPING or light housekeeping room for rent. Call 1749-W. Phone for appointment. 763-M. 3 THREE room nicely furnished apart-| _! ment by April 15. Also light house- keeping room, 307-10th. ROOM for rent in modern home. Close to bath. 308 Ave. B. LARGE sleeping room, $12. Ladies only. 315 Mandan St. Hay for Sale 30. TON Upland hay, $9 loose, $11, TWO room apaftment with private || bath. Completely furnished. In- quire at 400 9th St. FURNISHED apartment, kitchenette, living room, private bath. Murphy bed. Phone 1432. TWO ROOM apartment, newly deco- rated, furnished or unfurnished. 812 Ave. B. THREE ROOMS and bath furnished | - ground floor, $26. Two rooms, $24. 1014 Bdwy. LARGE 2 room well furnished base- ment apartment. $20. Adults only. + 515 2nd St. THREE ROOMS and private bath. 119 3rd 8t. See Mr. Kelly at Kelly's Lunch, TWO rooms and private bath, fur- nished, No small children. Call 610 6th St. FURNISHED newly decorated one room and kitchenette at 322 9th St. trict in the city. See this agency now for lots on water, or sewer and water. Inspect Hedden’s Low Cost modern housés in this district. Hed- den Real Estate Agency, Webb Blotk, Phone “0”. TWO rooms, $21. One single room, $12. Upstairs. Clean. 1014 Bdwy. FURNISHED apartment. 215 8rd St. Phone 852, ONE room basement apartment. 607 5th St. Phone 403-R. eVooOC____ Lost and Found IMST—Double head Cameo ring. Possibly near capitol. Call 1240 for reward, LOsT—Catcher’s paseball 0 outfit. Re- ward. Call 202. FOR RENT Nicely Furnished Apartment . Living room, bedroom, 2 closets, bath; also re - large peng rivileges, new electric slove, new refrigerator, new kitch mets, water and city heat furnished. Fireproof building. INQUIRE TRIBUNE OFFICE Rose Apts. | | | wetted on UN IMMEDIATE Possession: Sega USED CAE BARGAINS THIS WEEK 1929 Plymouth Sedan 1932 Plymouth Sedan 1933 Pontiac Coach. 1933 Dodge Sedan. 1933 Plymouth Coupe. 1933 DeSoto Sedan 1983 ° Plymouth Piymouth Sedan For 23 years Corwin-Churchil} Mote _ ors’ used cars have been right. This firm has a reputat as the best place to buy used cara, CORWIN-CHURCHILL MOTORS, - Inc. 905. HOUSE Trailer, 6x18. Wall pull. Furnished or Tinfuralshde Redgon- able. Royal Peterson, 206 13th St. CHRYSLER 58, chassis for 4-wheel trailer. ‘Phone 114-M. 418 Hannafin St. 1636 LAFAYETTE, 9,000 miles, very good condition, Contact Mike nyen at Penitentiary, Box 616, ing, reboxing, 11 years’ with local concern. at ea reasonably. Call 8, A. Schneider, 1941-R. 709 12th St. NOHICR Mia 0n) eaten ae basement digging, and black dirt and fertilizer. All kinds of hauling. Phone 754-W. WANTED—] in altering and remotieling, anteed. Will fit garments in your home. Call 1114-M. EXPERIENCED girl wants work by day or hour, Will also take care of children. Call 1980. NOTICE: Let us do your house clean- ing the electric way. Phone for ap- pointment. 754-W. Real Estate EVERYONE of the over 100 houses # have for sale was built for a home and not just to sell. There are not, will get it for Write Tribune Ad, 20441, ~ Household Goods for Sale new. Will transfer either of these pianos chaser for balance due rae contracts. Small mont! ee (2 rab ey if ny parmeta real bargain, write Factory Pep resentative, Box 446, _North Dakota. STUDIO davenport and chair, radio, occasional chair, kitchen chairs, ice box, other — 112 Ist. (ALNUT dining room table with six upholstered ce oe and china cabinet. Osll 1631 $th. TAN. Lioyd loom baby - callent: condition, $10, Phone 1042-M. Mrs, Bleckert. or terms. 44, Bi ck. TWO tables and 60 1b oe Boe for bale. Call at 623 6th St. “Tribune Rates © Are LOW il i ghey gE i i a? i t t if fit ih I i ; | i al it i at 3 ne the i ty 8, a