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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-30
Sports
ELLIOTT WINS
ESQ MILE RACE
ON SPEEDWAY
Earl Cooper Lost Lead by
Stopping for Fuel With
Only 20 Miles Left

Culver City, Cal. Nov. 30--tP) -
he hand of Lady Luck" turned
from Earl Cooper, veteran pilot, and
250-mle race victory Of yesterday
his fleet green racing car, when most
needed, and today the !aurels Of the
rest upon the brow Of Frank Elliott,
world war ace.
Cooper. with only 20 miles to go,
made pit stop for fuel and Elliott,
close in his heels, went into the lead
TO win. The event terminated the
1895 racing season of the American
Automobile association.
Four worlds records went by the
boards while Cooper led and Elliott,
finishing first, shattered another
the 2JO-mile mark. The -, 100, $50
and 200 mile records were eclipsed
by Cooper when he negotiated those
milestones at 1926; 1919; 1907. and
l2J.d miles per hour, espcctivcIy.
Beats Millions Record
Elliott drove the 25D miles at an
average speed Of 1871. bettcring the
mark Of l2G.Ss miles an hour made
by Tommy Milton on the Culver City
speedway last March.
4 crash that resulted in critical
injuries to K. l.. Red Cariens, for
mer Indiana driver, and slight
bruises to Jerry Wonderlich, occur
red during the race. Cariens suS-
tanned a basal skull fracture and IN
ternal Lnlnries.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-30
NYE ALLOTTED
OFFICE SPACE
:. AT CAPITAL

ySOu-AHueO from page OneJ
Gerald P. Nye, Republican, North
Dakota, shall be referred to the cleo
tions committee or acted on directly
by the senate was the first issue in
the case facing leaders here. while
preparations were underway for the
converting Of congress next Monday
Nye and some of his supporters de-
sire immediate senate action, while
most Republican leaders take the
position that the case should be re-
ferred to committee as a matter of
course.
Meanwhile, however members Of
the elections committee have been
asked to study the law so that in the
event the senate decides to take up
the question when congress convenes,
committee members will be in a posi-
ton to give that body the benefit Of
their views as to the law. Several
Of those leaders, who have made a
careful study OF the situation, hold
the case may be decided either way,
with supreme court decisions to sup
port whichever position is taken.
The Burton Case
The supreme court case most large
ly relied on is that of Senator Bur
ton VS.. the United States, in which
the court held that Senator Burton
was not an officer under the govern
ment Of the United States.
Under previously enacted laws in
North Dakota, the governor had full
authority to make appointments to
fill vacancies in state offices. Under
j constitutional amendment providing
direct election, governors could not
fill vacancies in the senate by ap-
pointment unless specifically directed
by action Of the legislature. Nyc is
expected to bring several state sta
tutes besides the amendment into the
case in making fight for his seat.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-30
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, Nov. 30.--(USDA)-Hogs
| $4,000; fairly active; mostly 10 to
| Zoe lower; all interests buying; bulk
good and choice lao to 2lO Id. weights
5ll.35 to $l1.5a: practical top $l1.55;
bulk desirable 225 to 1926 ID butch
ers $1l.3O to Sl1.4O; packing sows
largely $lo.15 to 5000; majority
better killing pigs sl1.5O to $l1.SO;
heavyweight hogs $11.20 to ll.45;
medium Sl1.30 to $ll.50; lights
$l1.25 to $l1.55; light lights 1866 to
SLIGO; packing sows 1886 to 5000;
slaughter pigs SLIPS to $1,000.
Cattle 30,OO0;fed steers 25 to 40c
lower; in-between grades yearlings
and medium weight off most; trade
slow at decline; killing quality med
ium to good; few loads heavies
early at $ll.00 to $4,000; bulk of
quality and condition to bring $3.50
10 81 so; she stock in liberal sup
ply; early trade about steady; espe-
cially on heifers, tendency weak;
bulk vealers to packers $1,000 to
$1,000; outsiders upward to $1,000.
Sheep $4,000; fat lambs active
steady to 25c lower; mostly 10 TO
l5c off; bulk good handy and med
ium weight lambs early at $1,000 to
$1,000; few Of city butchers and
shippers $1,000 to $lG.65; short
deck $lG75; yearling wethers up
ward to $l3.4O; half fat yearlings to
feeders dealers $3.50; fat sheep
strong; spots Csc higher; desirable
tat ewes $500 to $3.50; feeding
lambs scarce; no early sales.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-30
WET GRIDIRON
BIG HANDICAP

This has been 4 tough football
season on the fleet men Of the grid
iron. Heavy going and wet ball
has played havoc with running wild
tactics of halfbacks like Red
Grange.
The bad weather. which it seems
started on the final day Of the world
series, playing havoc with Johns on's
speed. has continued through most
OF the football season.
1t seems no one can recall a sea-
SON Of football that has been so
sadly interrupted by bad weather
1t didn't matter so much in the old
days when hitting the line was the
principal objective of each team, but
it is different now.
With the open game, featuring
the forward pass. end runs and trick
stuff. dry bali and good footing
is absolutely necessary to bring out
the skill of the game.
Bad weather has robbed many OF
the big games of thrills that would
have otherwise been produced.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-30
Too Late To Classify

FOR SALE--Victrola $4,000, canned
fruit, all wool blanket $3.50, rug
BOXES $3.50, table $500, oil stove
$500, rocking chair $3.50, and
other articles. Phone lOGS.
ll-3O-3t
FOR RENT--For three or four
months. Modern furnished 6 room
house. New mahogany gate-lcg ex-
tension table for sale. Call 459R.
ll-30-2t
FOR RENT-In modern home. Gen
tleman only. V. K. Middlemas. 40
Thayer. ll-3O-tf
WANTED-Roomers and Boarders,
423 Front st. Phone ll23R.
1l-3O-4t
FOR SALE-Second hand coal range.
First class condition, $4,000. Phone
727. Bismarck Gas Co. ll-3O-3t
FOR RENT-Two room apartment
partly furnished or unfurnished
for light housekeeping. College
Bldg. Phone 1873. ll-30-1w
NICE WARM rooms with board at
Mohawk. 4Ol-5th Street. Phone
las. l1-3O-4t
WANTED--Man for farm work. A
steady place. Phone 822R.
ll.30-3t
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FINANCIAL
NEWS
SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul, Mimi, Nov. co.
(USDA)-Catt'e 1000; opening slow;
bidding unevenly lower on fed steers;
she stock about steady; stockers and
feeders active; fully steady; steer
run largely warmed up and short
fed natives; best Of these early $50
averaging 1888 lbs; less desirable
kinds S3.25 to $3.50; bulk $3.50 to
$500; fat cows and heifers largely
$500 to SG.25; part load Of western
cows $3.50; Gamers and cutters
largely 1925 to $3.50; strong weights
$685.; bologna bulls unchanged;
stockers and feeders largely $3.50 to
500; few held upwards to $3.50;
these meaty warmed up offerings
Calves 1900; steady; good lights
$500.
Hogs $4,000; averaging around 25
TO 35c lower; bulk desirable l40 to
27j lb. averages Sll.00 to $ll.l0; sew
era loads $50 to 1870 rb. kinds up
wards to $l1.l5; somfe 100 to l4O 10.
weights SLIPS; packing sows 1915
to $1,000; pigs steady; bulk Sits;
average cost Saturday $ll.22; weight
PIT.
Sheep $500; slow; fat lambs look
weak to 25c lower; bidding mostly
sl5.T5 to $1,000 on desirable kinds;
sheep steady; best light ewes around
$500; no feeders sold.
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World Champion
Billiard Match
Starts Tonight

Chicago. Nov. 3O.-LP)-The young
est challenger and the Youngest
champion ever to go to the table in
a title cue conflict meet tonight
when Edouard Horemans of Belgium,
and young" Jake Schaefer of Chi
cago play their first block of 500
points for the worlds 1872 balkline
billiard championship. Five hun
dred points will be played on each Of
the two following nights.
Horemans, the challenger, who at
"a is champion of Europe, finished
second to Schaefer in champion
ship tournament held here last March,
and thus earned the right TO the
first cue duel with the titleholder
Although Schaefer rules the IA
vorite, HoremanS is considered a
dangerous opponent. In the March
tourney he was defeated only by
Schaefer, after winning from such
experts as Suzuki. Welker Cochran,
Willie Hoppe, and Erich Hagenlach-
er in succession.
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INTER-CLASS
CAGE GAMES
THIS WEEK
About 50 Candidates Trying
Out for Positions on Coach
Collins Team

Interclass basketball games are
scheduled for this week at the Bis
marck high school, after which II. +.
Collins. athletic coach. will have a
better idea OF the material available
for the Bismarck high basketball
quintet for the season. Tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock the Fres h
men and Junior teams will take the
floor, following which the Sophie
more and Senior quintS will meet.
On Saturday afternoon at the same
hour the winning teams will meet
each other. and the losing teams will
also play for the consolation cham
p!OnShlp.
Candidates for the basketball team
who were not out for football have
been having light workouts during
the past two weeks, with the foot
ball men VINO also aspire to cage hon
orr coming out last week. Only two
Of last years first team are avail
able this season Olson, this years
captain, and Art Bender. Olson last
year held a forward berth but is be-
ing groomed by Collins for running
guard. Bender served as standing
guard last year and will likely holl
the same position this year. Both
Iil'l 'iif ia az 1 u siI U~SuItu VI piitPS
on this years quint. although all
other candidates will he given plenty
Of chance to display any superiority
they may have and thereby entitlc
themselves to the bcrthS.
Several men ar" rapidly develop
ing mo good forward material. ac-
cordng to Coach Collins. These in
cludc Lobach. German and Mccarthy,
the latter having been captain Of st.
Mary'S team last winter. r. Brown
has Il fair chance to hold the pivotal
position this season. He was Il mem
bef of the second team last year
H0lleEbeck j. also a strong contend
or for a berth at forward or center.
About 30 men have been out for
early practices and have been drilled
in the fundamentals of the game and
in passing, shooting and dribbling
Within the next week or so those
likely TO be used on the first and sec
Ond teams Will have been determined
upon and intensiv" drilling will then
be in order.
Although schedule has not yet |
been definitely fixed. il is likely !
that the first game will be held some |
time next week. On Thursday after |
noon Of this week Collins men will |
play i practice game with the st. |
Mary's school Guint.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-30
PRICES BREAK MODER
ON MINNEAPOLIS MARKET

Minneapolis, Nov. 80. - Wheat
prices broke moderately early today,
lower cables resulting in scattere d
liquidation and setback of las to
! zee was recorded. Good buying de-
veloped on the break and steady re-
covery followed. Oats were slow
and draggy with smattering of De-
cember liquidation. Rye futures
broke with wheat early and came
back with small gains over Saturdays
close. Barley futures were dull and
easy. Flax futures turned firm at
ter a lower start. Cash wheat was
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RANGE OF CARLOT Stiles

Minneapolis. Nov. 30.-Range Of
carlct grain sales: Wheat No. l dark
northern $1.Gl to $l.80&s; No. 2 do
sl.5G4 to $l.s3; No. 3 do $l.5l to
$l.Gl =; No. hard spring $l.69 to
sl349s; No. 3 mixed wheat $l.32A {.
G2c; No. 3 81 to Zee; No. 4 SO to Gle.
Corn No. yellow 75c Oats white
3Gasc; No. do 35A to &c Rye No
2 IS to sGL &c. Flax No. $3.50 to
$25I.
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Two Bound Over
to District Court
on Liquor Charge

Amos Casey of Tenth street south
was bound over to the distriN court
by Justice of the Peace Roland II.
Crane this morning on charge of
keeping and maintaining a common
nuisance. involving alleged violations
of the liquor laws. His bonds were
fixed at $1,000 which he was unable
to furnish and he was remanded to
the custody Of the sheriff. This is
said to be Casey's second offense.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-30
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis, Nov. 30.-Wheat re-.
ceipts SIS cars compared with sos
cars year ago. Cash No. l northern
$l.60 to $l.62ss; No. dark north
ern spring choice to fancy $l.7las to
$l.80as; good to- choice $685. to
$i.7oA; ordinary to- good SlG0as to
$l.63as; No. hard spring $l.Glas
to $l.S2j; No. dark hard Montana
$l.G0as to $1.82as; December $l.52as;
May $l.58is. Corn No. 3 yellow 76h
to 78Ac; oats No. 3 white 351a to
&c; barley AZ to CSC; rye No. 2 S75s
to $3.50; flax $2.49la to $2.53la.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-30
Ward Co. Court
Verdict Affirmed

Holding that questions Of fact are
matters Tor a jury to determine, the
supreme court today affirmed a YER
dict in the Ward county district court
in which Fred Hager, farmer, was
granted damages of $3.50 for damages
sustained in an accident at Il cross
ing Of the 500 railway line. The
railroad contended that the verdict
was contrary to the evidence.
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MAR K ETS
BY Associated Press Leased Wha

firm for good spring wheat, the bulk
Of the sales at unchanged premiums.
Winter wheat was nomnally steady.
Duran was firm to stronger.
Corn offerings were moderate and
early demand was good. Oats were
easy to &c lower. Rye YVES steady.
Barley was firm within the range.
Flaxseed was strong for choice to
fancy, steady for ordinary.
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MUNDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1873
Conviction of
Ferdinand Eggl
Is Affirmed

The supreme court today affirmed
the conviction and sentence in the
district court of Towner county of
Ferdinand Eggl, convicted of bootleg
ging. Eggl appealed from judy
ment Of conviction and an order
denying . motion for a new trial on
the grounds of legal errors at the
trial ....
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CHICAGO RANGE

Chicago, Nov. 30.-tP)-W Wheat No.
3 red $l.73; No. 2 hard $l.67 to $1.6S
II. Corn No. 4 mixed 67la to zoe;
No. yellow 73lac. Oats No.
white 1894 to 40Ac; No. 8 do 37"4
to 39Ac. Rye No. 2 9O1ac; barley
GO to 78c; timothyseed $3.50 to $725;
cloverseed $2l.OO to $1,000; lard
1887; ribs $l6.25; bellies $l6.6O.