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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-18
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
(sn.0Su n = GALE

W IJElsEAS. Dcfault mas occn
made in tho terms and conditions Of
that certain mortgage hereinafter
described by the nOn-paymcnt of the
five amortization instalimcnts of
One Hundred Sixty-two Il $4,000
S162..0D Dollars each, due February
20. 1924, August 20. 1924, February
20. 1925; august 20: 1925. and Feb.
or $1.O94.66 paid on Oct. II. 1929 and
$1,000 paid on Nov Is. 1926. as 1920,
1921, 1922, 1923 and 1924 taxes on
which amounts has been credited
the sum of $3S3.12. thus leaving
balance Of ss2l.5I paid as taxes s,
HEREBY GIVEN. That that certain
mortgage executed and delivered by
Mathew Nicholson and leila Michel
sen. his wife. mOrtEaEOrs. TO inc
Federal Land Bank Of Saint faul.
body corporate Of the City Of -:
Minnesota. mortgage. Dated Febrn-
airy 20. 1919. and filed for record IN
Tho office Of tho Register OF DeeuS
OF Eurlei.h County. North Dakota;
on February &c. 1919. and recordc"
/ in book 16l or Mortgages. AZ iaE,
! So. will be forcclOsed by sale o,
the premises in such mortgage anu
i II crcinafter described. at the front
door of the Court House. In the Ctty
Of bismarck. County Of BurieiEh'
and state Of North Dakota. IL ny
hour of 2 o'clock r. NJ. on the .s.h
day Of June. 1926 TO satisfy me
amount due upon such inortEase on
the day of sale. for said defaultcd
Said sale Is to De
made subject and inferior to the un-
paid balance Of the principal and in
ttcrcst which will become due and
payable on the aforesaid mortgage
lof The Federal Land Bank of Saint
Paul amounting s,o Tw zen Soa inc
Dollars. The premises described in
such mortgage and which. will be
sold to satisfy the same are situated
in the County Of Burleigh. and State
of North Dakota. and described as
follows:
The Southeast Quarter (SEA) Of
sccticn Twenty three a:3, and the
ton Twcnty-rour i2D. Township
One Hundred Eorty-threc ui3D
! North. Range Scventy- eight T8p
West. containing Three Hundred
Twenty (32O) acres, more or less. nc
| cording to the Government survey
There will be due q, said mort
gage at the date of sale for said
five defaulted installments and
taxes. t:,e sum of Seventeen Hun
dred Eighty zone & 77/1OO ($1.7S1.17l
Dollars. together with statutory at
torncy's fees and cost OF foreclosure
as provided by law.
ps TSr ts Fs1 5sas DAY 2 e 6fg ss ss:s
OF SAINT PAUL.
Mortgage.
Ralph {. Morton.
Attorney for MORTGAGE.
Carrington, -. D..
(Afay 5-lS-.5-ys-l--S-l5-2el
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pigs up to l4.7O; heavyweight hogs
l3.2O@l3.SO; medium l3.6OMl4.3O:
lights 13.4OMl4.60; light lights 1850
Mli.60; packing sows l2.35Ml290;
slaughter pigs l4.OO0l4.7O.
Cattle 10000; maturcd best steers
slow, weak to 10 cents lower: year
hngs steady; shipper demand narrow
for wcighty kinds: best heavics 1925;
long yearlings upward to 9.S5; light
ycarling heifers in liberal supply:
she stock uneven. steady to lower:
better grades fat cows sharing steer
decline; Gamers dull; bulls active
strong to 10 cents higher; vcalcrs
arratic; mostly SCOTS cents up; bulk
to packers 1l.OOMl2.5O; outsiders
upward to 400.
Sheep 5000; fed clipped lambs and
slaughter sheep fully % cents higher:
California spring lambs opening 80
cents higher; four car string Cali
fornia with light sort averaging
around 72 pounds 1928: bulk dcsir-
able clipped lambs l5.25M15.50; top
y 80; in-hctwccn and grassy offer
ifgs la.25Ml4.75: choice ll3 pound
clipped California 1926; desirable
California lambs and ycarlings mixed
II 80: these so cents higher than late
last week: demand for thin California
broad; asking above 400 for best
kind suitable for feeders.
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MOTOR SHARES
ARES0LD
Market lrregular-Good De-
mand in Evidence For Oils
and Rail Shares

New York, May l8-( AP)--Stock
prices turned rcactionary this aftcr-
noon when selling pressure was re-
newcd against the motor shares. The
morning market had displayed considt
cradle irregularity but with good
dcman nd in evidence for many Of the
oils and railroad shares. Public in
tercst continued at low cbb. with in
dications in the early afternoon that
total sales would not run over L.
100000 shares.
Renewed weakness Of French and
Belgian francs. which crashed TO new
low records for the year had a de-
pressing effect in financial circles.
There was little Of interest in the
days business news, other than u fur
Their extension Of recent advances for
petroleum products.
Despite frequent dcnials from Of
ficiNs of leading companies. rumors
persisted that the automobile indus
try is showing signs Of a definite re-
-cession in sales, which undoubtedly
explains the professional selling of
the automotive issues. Mack Trucks
and Moon each sold down at least 2is
points below yesterdays closing levels
and Dodge Brothers "a and Hudson
yielded about a point on the first
wave Of selling.
Rails as a group showed a relative
ly firm undcrtonc. but special weak
ness developed in the Chicago and
Alton issues. the common sageing PCS
to AZ points and the preferred '%s to
G%. both new low records for the
year. The coalers were in good de-
mand. Chesapeake and Ohio. Lacka-
wanna. Reading. Baltimore and Ohio.
and New York Central, all selling q
point or more above yesterdays final
uuotations. Armour "A" broke below
Is. to q new low in reflection of spec
ulativc fears for the safety Of the
dividend. U. S. Cast Iron Pipe broke
7points to a new now at l54.
The closing was heavy. Prices
drifted aimlessly in the late trading
with most Of the motor. accessory and
rubber shares lowering around the
lowest levels Of the day. Several ad-
ditional weak spots were uncovered
including Sloss hScffield Steel and
American Radiator. California Pack
ing however: was strengthened by re-
ports of increased business. Total
sales Appropriated 100000 shares.
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HOUSES AND FLATS

aAUOoASO SeASD ASFeA0
FOR RENT-Three room furnished
housekeeping apartment in modern
home. Adults only. Screen porch
and large storeroom. Heat, light,
water and telephone furnished
Phone 1873 or call at PIT Eighth st.
FOR SALE OR RENT room mod
crn bungalo with Enclosed porch,
full basement, garage. Near Cap
itol. Immediate possession. Rent
$50. Calfat OF Sixth st. after 1900
p. m.
FOR RENT--One well equipped light
housekeeping apartment. also fur
nishcd room on ground floor. Man
and wife, or two business women
preferred. 422 Fifth street.
FOR RENT-Four room house, 46t:
Broadway, SIS per month. Good
garden. For sale, one of the best
vacant business corners in Bis
marck. J. X. Doran.
--'OR RE..--IIne 1st, one four room
flat unfinished, strictly modern
Must. be seen to appreciated. Must
be family without children. Sic
Seventh st. City.
FOR RENT--Modern 2 room apart.
ment. Murphy Apis. +. W. Muir.
ply. Phone 852.
FOR RENT-6. roon,>house with bath
close in on Second street. Phone
FOR RENT-Five room furnished
bungalow. Write care Tribune No
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| bids: June Sth, 1925
CONTRIBUTION OF ONE OEFl-
MEx's cSSsISEDS sATli MoUsEs
| AND LNTRfNfEs. CANT GIL
nEnT G. 9RAFTON. DEVILS
| LAKE, NORTH DAKOTA.
Sealed proposals for the con.truc-
kitchen and four enlisted mems bath
houses and latrines will be received
ut the office Of the United States
/; Property and Disbursing OFFICER,
Camp Gilbert G. Grafton. Devils
Lake LAKE, S " sd, paKota; ~, Unit, u. n a.
Of June. 1926. at which place and
time they will be opefied and read.
Plans and specifications are ON
file in the office of the builders and
Traders Exchange at Fargo. North
Exchange at Grand >.''orks. North
| Dakota: The Builders and Traders
| Exchange at Minot. North Dakota:
The Association Of Commerce. Deyils
Lake, North Dakota: The Associat ton
k6ta. the office Of The unitcd states
Property and Disbursing officer.
| Memorial Building, Rismarck, North
Dakota, and Tire Custodian 81 the
Rock Island Military Reservation.
Camp Gilbert C. Grafton. Devils
il AIAhSs DdNVtds WuCAC Nuoy, - \
open for examination to anyone In
ktercsted.
This work will be let in two con-
tracts. namely: ~ General Build
ing and CD Plumbing, Drainage and
Water Supply.
Proposal blanks may be obtained
| from the undersigned only Bids
| must be made on proposal blanks.
sealed and addressed to Major fIar-
old Sorenson, United States Property
and Disbursing' Officer. Camp GIL
bert G.. Grafton. Devils Lake. North
Dakota. and Endorsed Proposal for
| Construction Of Buildings" PRO
poSal for Installation Of Plumbing"
| The Custodian Of the Camp Grounds
will be at Camp Grafton prepared to
show prospective bidders the loca-
ton Of the construction to be per
! formed.
| All bidders arc invited to be pres
ent at the opening OF the proposals.
| The right is reserved to reject any
and all proposals, to waive techni-
alities. or to accept such as may be
| determined to be for the best inter-
! cstS Of the United States Of America.
HAROLD SORENSON.
| Major. u. S. Il. &; ID. O.. \. Oak,
| Bismarck, North DakOa.
| APPROVED:
! G. A. Fraser
| Tho Adjutant General.
I North Dakota.
| Dated April 28, 1926.
| (5-1, Is. IL. 22)
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MISCELLANEOtJS

MISCELLANEOUS
FERTILIZER FOR SALE--Lct me
show it to you before you buy. l
haul ashes and black dirt for n
square deal. Phone 977J at AT
Seventh st. T. NJ. Burch.
FOR SALE teams of work horses;
weight from $500 to $500. Also Is
head Of young cattle. ]. E. Chesak,
1917 miles. S. f. Bismarck.
FOR SALE--A-f John Deere Corn
Planter with so rods Of wire. J. +.
Chcsak, 1915 miles S. E. of Bis
marck, n. Oak.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Combination gas
and coal range. also two burner
gas plate in good condition. Call
at 9O2 Sixth St.
GARAGE FOR RENT-See E. L.
Faunce. SO2 First st. Phone 48O.
FOR SALE-Round top for table.
Phone $40. 1881. Fourth street.
FOR SALE Building suitable for
garage. Cheap. Phone SS7.
FOR RENT-earage.. Close in. sos
Third street. Phone 322M.
FOR SALE-Bldg. suitable for gar
age. Cheap. Phone 8S7.
EOA RENT-Double garage located
s 563 Eighth. Phone 615M.
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So. ST. PAIL LlyESTOCk

South st. Paul. May 1S-(U. S. u.
Of A)-Cattlc $500: opening slow,
about steady on most killing classes,
quality rather plain; bulls active;
stockcrs and feeders in mode to
supply. fully STEADY; bulk steers and
ycarlings eligible around 8.OOaS.6O:
few better grades up to 900; she stock
mostly 5.0OM7.25; Gamers and cut
tiers 4.00G4.50; bologna bulls $500
GOO; hcavics upward to G.25; stockcrs
and feeders G.5OM7.5O; numerous
loads early 7.OOGn7.5O.
5 Calves 300; veal calves uncvcnly
50Mnl.O0 higher; good lights lO..5M
1850.
Hogs $500; slow. opcning sale )
about steady; desirable l40@1S0
pound averages il.OO0 l4.35: l9ONu,25
pound butchers l3.5OMl3.75; packing
sows mostly 1926; bulk pigs 1900;
average cost Monday 1895; weight
2l2
Sheep 300; opening with strong UNI
dertone; few shorn lambs l4.75; good
ewes 6.OOM7.25; few wooded ewes
7.50Ms.O0.
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MALE HELP WANTED

MAN WANTED for the United Wool
en-. Co., Duluth, Mimi. to. take
orders direct TO consumer. Guar
antcc $1,000 a week or commission,
one or two counties to each sales
man; experience not necessary; al
SO opening for district manager.
Complete line of samples furnished.
Sec or call or phone Sypt. 4. w.
Olson, at room COB Mckenzie H0-
tel. Will be here four days.
INTELLIGENT horseman to handle
government stallion. Write. phone
or see l.. f. Heaton, Jr., Mckenzie,
". D.
WANTED--Youngm man to work ~ the
month. r. Jaszkowiak. 421 Twelfth
Street. ~
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WHEAT PRICES |
LOWER TODAY
Market Influenced BY Rains
in Canada, News of Early
Crop Movement

Chicago. May l8-(AP) Reports of
decidedly. unfavorable CROW conditions
IN Europe, especially France and
Italy, rallied the wheat market today
from an carly decline due more or
less to scattered rains in the spring
wheat area and also the winter wheat
belt. Deterioration Of European
crops injected an important new fac
tor, however, and export demand i'm.
proved. Further reports were also
current that in the American north
west 1t IS too dry for the best de-
velopmcnt Of the crops.
Chicago. May 18--(AP--Influcnccd
by rains in Canada and by predictions
Of large early movement Of the do
nestle winter crop. wheat prices un-
dcrwcnt downturns today in the first
part Of the board of trade session
Starting unchanged to !. cent off
wheat afterwards showed a general
setback Of about l cent.
Corn and oats sympathizcd with
wheat weakness, corn opening un.
changed to a cent off and later dc.
clinging all around.
Provisions also were easier.
According to statement toda,
from leading authority. Texas this
season is expected to harvest crop
Of 30.OOO,O00 bushels or more as com
pared with only 100000 bushels las,
year, and Oklahoma will have 65,OOO..
600 bushels against .2S,OOO,00(
bushels.
New low price records for the sea.
son were established by corn today
May, in particular. Fear that with
high temperatures wintcr-shcllcd corn
would get out Of condition was a fac.
tor.
Wheat closed unsettled at the
same as yesterdays finish to Is cent
higher. corn 4 to - cent up. oats al
4 cent decline to an equal advance
and provisions at gains Of five to /,
cents
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. May l8-(U. $. D. Of Al
Hogs $1,000; mostly unchanged at
Mondays average; few Lightweight IS
wcap to 10 CENTS lower; majority 240
to 326 pound butchers l3.30Ml3.85;
bulk desirable 200 to 225 pound
weight 13.90@14.25; bulk better 1870
pounds down 1850 $3.50; top on $50
to l6O pounds 14.60; packing sOws
largely l2.50@l2.75, selected killing
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CHIl,AE0 GRAIN

Chicago. May ATr-t'ash:
Wheat No. 2 hard l.G4@1.G5; No. 2
mixed 1.G3a Ml.64h. Y.
Corn No. 2 yellow 7OtsM7lA q: No. 2
white "a.
Oats No. 2 white alM@l2M; No. )
white 4lA 641N.
Rye No. 1. 82.
Barley 64M67.
Timothy seed. 6.25@7.0O.
Glover seed, 25.60O2700.
Lard, 1889.
Ribs. 1870.
Bellies, 1912,
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MINNEApOI.Is FIOIIR

Minneapolis, Mimi. May l8-(AP--
Flour unchanged; shipments 4l,9i5
barrels. ~
Bran, 24.OO.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED Experienced girl for gen
cral housework. 623 Fifth Street.
Phone BIB.
WANTED--Compctc maid for gen.
cral Homework. Call 1897 TIT Sec
ond st.
WANTED-Compctcn girl for gen
cral houscwork. Call $50.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
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BUSINESS CHANCES

RESTAURANT fixtures for sale.
Restaurant on the Red Trail now
doing good business and wishes to
turn over fixtures. at once, on ac-
count Of health. This is . snap for
someone to takc over il taken at
once. Phone 961R, or write 10 Box
6S. Bismarck. N. Oak.
FOR SALE-Good garage business,
with a good paying side line, a
chance to make some real money.
Write care Tribune No. 39..
FOR SAEE-A good paying bulk OIL
station, fully equipped in good
territory. Owner wish to sell on
account of. other business. Write
care Tribune No. 81.
WANTED-Reliabls party 20 put up
q good sized garage and show
building for reliable concern who
can present q clean cut legitimate
business proposition. Established
business. Blind Add. II.
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RALLY FOLLOWS DECLINE
ON MINNEAPOLlS MARKET

Minneapolis, May l8- (AP)--Whcat
continued to sag early in today's ses-
sion. but pressure failed to develop
at new low levels on the current del
cline and covering rally followed.
Close was %s cent lower to isM 4
cent higher here after Il loss of !
cent for July and =. cent for May and
September held to a cent decline.
Oats dipped !. cent only carly
weakness in other grains and rallied
part way. July barley saggcd a cent
and was slow to recover. July flax
seed broke one cent and regaincd ha
Of the loss.
Cash wheat demand was somewhat
better for all qualities. Demand for
heavier offerings was good and light
weights improved slightly.
Durum demand was fair to good.
Corn offerings were small and de-
mand was quiet.
Oats were quiet for low grade Of
ferings while choice were wanted.
Rye offerings were light and de-
mand was fair to good.
Barley was quiet and steady.
Flaxsced was in fair demand and
offerings were ample.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEM ENT
For Com missioner. District Three
her<tsy snIsOunce myself = can
didate for county commissioned.
District ), Burleigh County. Al the
primary election June 80. 1916.
Your vote and support solicited.
(SaeutN Oscar Backman.
political ADJ
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POTATOES

Chicago. May 1S-(AP)-Potuto re-
ceipts 93 cars; total L. S. shipments
new stock 100. old $50; on track 2G7;
trading slow, market weak: Wiscon-
sin sacked round whites 225G3.lO, &C.
cording to quality and condition; Min
ncsota sacked round whites 2.25a
2.75; Idaho sacked russets 3.OO@3.25;
fancy shade, higher; Texas and
Louisiana sacked Bliss Triumphs
CTS; Alabama sacked Triumphs CSC,
Florida barrel Spalding Rose No. /,
1O.50@1075.
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WORK WANTED

COMPETENT lady bookkcepcr and
typist would like to have a set of
books to keep and tipping. to do
evenings. Phone 121.
farm employment with elderly cou-
pie. Address Box 160, Normal.
Aberdeen, s. Oak. 80
LAWN MOWER SHARPENING-G.
+. Peterson. TIA Thaycr Street.
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POLITICAL. ANNOUNCEMENT
Fov Commissioned. District Four
l hereby announce myself = can.
djlAte for county commissioner.
District I. Rurleigh County, ct the
primary elOstion June 80. 1926.
Your vote and suppoft solicite4
!. (Si1Asdl Axel Sodef.
(Pol;tical AL
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago, May 1s-(AP)-Butter
higher; receipts 1896 tubs: cream
cry extras 30A; standards 1914; extra
firsts 39@A; firsts 37M3s; seconds
34@36.
Egg unchanged; receipts 1924
cases.
Cheese unchanged.
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FARGO RITTER

Fargo, n. D., May l8-tAP)-But-
ter fat, chufning cream 40; packing
stock &c.
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Minneapolis, Mimi, May lS-(U. S.
d. of AD-Potatocs: Light wire in
quiry. demand slow. market weaker
Carloads delivered sales. freight only
deudctcd. Minncapolis-St Paul rate
sacked cwts.. round whites, U. s. No
/, 28JNl3OO,
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FOR s.fLE DAIRY FARM

DAIRY FARM FOR SALE-79-acres.
Cheap if taken at once. Three and
onc-fourth miles to station, 80
miles to st. Paul, 80 acres cultl-
waited. Full set of buildings. fruit
trees, on state road, graveled. Must
sell 1t once. Price $4,000, and good
terms. Six-room house, 2 barns,
machine house, chicken coop and
corn cribs. Good we'll. Immediate
possession. w. r.. Stahmann, Dun
raven. Bismarck, N. D. -.
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LOTS FOR SALE

LOT FOR SALE-On terms Il desired.
Fine residence lot in Rivcrview Ad-
dition. Faces south, is on south
east corner Of block. Seventy-fivc
foot front, 125 feet deep. Fine lo<
cation. Address p. Q. Box 354, Far
20, North Dakota.
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FARM LANDS
ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Good sized front room
with kitchenctte and closet fur.
nished for light housekeeping. all
Fifth St. Phone 273.
FOR RENT-Clcan modern sleeping
room in a clean quiet home, can be
had by June list. Close in. Call IL
Thayer street.
FOR RENT-Desirable sleeping room
in all modern home. Ladies pre-
ferrcd.. 815 f. .Rosscr Street. Phone
377LW.
ROOM FOR RENT in modern home,
Close in. Private entrance. Call
OCT. Gentlemen only.
FOR RENT-Nicc large front room,
close in. Call at 422 Fourth st. or
phone 1O52R.
FOR RENT-Room in modern home
Phone 100. $40 Sixth st.
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SALESMAN

SALESMAN
WANTED salesman with car to
take charge Of good selling spe-
cialty in your territory. Our repre-
scntativcs arc building permanent
business for themselves and making
from $500 to $500 per. day.
Must carry u stock of merchandise
from $4,000 to $4,000. State age
and experience. Dunn Mfg. CO..
1llS Third Ave &c., Minneapolis.
Mimi.
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PERSONAL

PIANIST and Pkrenologist, Madam
I.Rttimoreilc, here at 4f6 Fourth St.
Reading hours: 2 to 5 and z to 10.
Helps find lost articles. ! See her
today.
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OFFICE ROOM ron RENT
FOR RENT-Four office rooms ovcl
Knowles Jewclry store. Apply t.
f. A.-Knowlcs.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE
FOR SALE Walnut buffet, 81
inches, $500; Spanish leather
davenport, $45.50; 9xl2 Wilton rug
5000; kitchen cabinet $500;
kitchen utensils and other articles
600 Thirteenth St. Phone .7OGLW
FURNITURE FOR sSALE@~Two rock.
ers, buffet, bed and other articles
Phone 822R.
FOR SALE Furniture at 5O2 Elev'
enth St. Phone 754W.
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PHONE 500.
N. B. GILMAN CO.

FOR SALE-Sport Model WHY'S
knight 5 passenger touring car with
Glass Mobile top. With Lahr Motor
Sales Co. new car guarantee, a real
bargain for quick sale. See John
Runge. Bismarck Food Market.
FOR SALE--Two Dodge touring cars,
one Ford Coupe and one Ford
Roadster. Also the following
household goods: one oil stove.
one library table, one kitchen cab
!. met. Phone 1877. 500 Main st.
Shepherd dog, black with
white color. White feet. Call for
I Dog Catcher, Bill Fourth St.
LOST
LOST-Wrist watch. Call 349 for
reward.
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Ship Owners Plead For Amnesty
But Won't Pledge to Obey Law

Washington, D. CA so-called ode
portation" bill, before the house COM
mittee on immigration, would grant a
general amnesty to ship owners who
have violated the immigration law
and to the thousands of aliens who
have been illegally brought to this
country as seamen by the ship own
ers.
For years Representatives Of the
International Seamen's union have
called attention to the ship owners
policy that has driven American cit
izens from the sea and filled these
ships with aliens who are not entitled
to admission to this country. The
ship owners now plead guilty to the
Indictment, but ask that the slate be
wiped clean and that they neither be
punished nor be compelled to return
the aliens. They refuse, however, to
accept any change in the immigra-
ton law which will prevent similar
violations in the future.
In fact, they would use the propos-
ed amnesty so that seamen who can
not be admitted under the immigra-
ton law can be admitted under the
proposed change. This would open a
channel through which the immigra-
tion law could be more generally dis
regarded.
The ship owners in the coastwise
trade acknowledge that one-half of
the men employed by them are sub
ject to deportation. They insist that
if the law were enforced it would be
impossible for them to man their
vessels.
Organized seamen show that the
vessel owners have driven competent
seamen from their ships because of
poor working conditions and that if
amnesty is granted the ship owners