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Cocktail" French Invention.

Although the cocktail Is enormously
supposed by many to have been OF
American invention, 1t is in reality a
French idea. The French "coquetel'
has been made for years in the Bor-
deaux country, and from there the
name spread throughout the world.
New Year with the Romans be.
gan in March before Julius Caesar
changed the calendar
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NAVY BILL PASSED
CUTTING AIR PLAN
Butler Offers $4,962,0O0
Measure as Substitute for
Appropriation.

After making two important changes
in the Navy appropriation bill for the
fiscal year beginning July 1 next, the
House passed that measure yesterday,
and it now goes to the Senate.
The House cut from the bill
the recommended appropriation Of
$9,000.0 900 for building aircraft during
the coming fiscal year.
1t also held up for six months the
authorization of $500, so that the
Navy might contract for an all.metal
dirigible with the Aircraft Develop
ment Corporation, backed by the
Ford interests.
Butler Leads Fight.
On both Of these sections the fight
was led by Representative Thomas S.
Butler OF Pennsylvania. chairman Of
the naval affairs committee. on the
ground that the appropriations con.
templated had not been authorized by
substantive law through his com.
mittee. which has original jurisdic-
ton.
The Navy committee Immediately
began work looking toward early
passage OF a bill covering a compre-
henslve program for the naval air
legal authority for the expenditure Of
many millions for new aircraft con-
Struction.
Action was taken by the House on
the all-metal dirigible matter after
Mr.. Butler had informed the House
his committee already had asked the
Navy Department for all correspond
ence with the Aircraft Corporation
and proposed to inquired into the ad-
visibility Of constructing such q
craft.
1900 Cut Authorized.
Except for these two changes, the
bill was sent to the Senate practically
in the same form In which 1t was
drafted by the House appropriations
naval subcommittee. Among other
things. it provides for a reduction of
1900 men in the Navy's authorized
enlisted personnel, abandonment of
the Lakehurst, n. j.. naval air sta
ton and for withdrawal from active
service Of number of ships. the
number and type to be decided by
the Navy itself
Shortly after the House passed the
bill Mr.. Butler introduced a measure
TO expend 81 .9G2 900 for new aircraft
construction. This amount approx
mates the direct appropriation for
this purpose stricken from the Navy
supply bill. The remainder of the
100000 eliminated was IL contract
authorization. The measure present
ed by Mr.. Butler will serve as a We
hicle for his committee TO take up
the drafting of a naval air service
building program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-26

II Is estimated that more than a
half billion dollars worth Of candles
are annually consumed in the United
StateA
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MITCHELL STARTS
SERVING SENTENCE,
GETS HALF OF PAY

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It's plan that allows you to budget wour clothin
expenses. Government efficiency experts hearth
indorse it and men about town have been mo
enthusiastic, judging from it's rapid growth
here's the way it works
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.......slft9l

lot offerings sold downward to around
300 or below. Best grade int steers
reached 8.T5,. with bulk at C.6OM,7.5O.
ing ut a.25M6.25 with cutters 3.75 TO
4.25. bulls mostly, 5.OOm5.50. Some
upturns have been registered in veal
crs and bulk Of the good lights finish
cd ut 1900. Average losses of around
25 cents have been registered la
stockcrs and feeders with much Of tho
weeks stock selling between $50 and
700, more dcsirabcl kinds carly in the.
week at 7.25 to around 7.76. The Sep
tcmbcrs run Of cattcl totaling 143,8O7,
was. WIN one exception. the heaviest
for any Scntcmbcr on tho local mar
kct, while the run of 50,479 calves cs-
tablished new September record.
Butcher and bacon hogs closed
mostly at 12.75M13.25 or about steady
to strong with week ago with pack
ing s0ws little changed, bulk ut the
close around 1l.5O. ..s,.t.,3t,.
Pigs closed steady with d week ago,
bulk Friday 1850. Hog receipts Of
lSa,5l5 for September hung up new
record for the month although the
increase Of 10000 over last year was
accounted for entirely by an increased
run of pigs. !,
Fat lambs are closing about Is
cents lower than week ago, bulk
IL O0011}.O0: heavy lambs 1850: culls
900; fat ewes show some. strength.
bulk selling this week ut 4.5OGO6.5O: a
few range feeding lambs cashcd early
in the week at lc.25Dl2.50.
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GRAIN REVIEW

Minneapolis. Oct. 3 M,-- Most
grains showed firm tone during
the week ending Friday. with wheat
prices showing n substantial gain.
says the weekly report Of tho United
States department Of agriculture.
Cash wheat receipts were only mod
crate with the matter of moisture
prcdOminatng the situation. At the
close. IL per cent protein No. !, dark
northern sold at one to six cents over
the December; l2i. per cent ut to s
cents over, and ID per cent ut four
10 III cents over. December advanced
ia cents for the week, closing Friday
ut 1.45N.
Cash durum remained strong. No.
amber sold at five to 20 cents over
the Duluth October, with No. mixed
at the October price to 10 cents over
Duluth October closed Friday l.323s,
gain Of four cents for the week.
Corn was quiet but fairly steady
during tho week. Cash corn was in
fair to good demand.
Oats continued to show indcpcnd-
cnt strength on account Of unfavor-
able weather conditions. December
advanced !. cent here, closing Friday
at 1lN.
Barley displayed no new feature.
The futures remained about the same
with the cash range widening out.
Rye fluctuated with wheat. No. Z
sold at December price to two cents
under, December closing Friday ut
96s cents, gain Of "a cents for
the week.
Flax seed futures were easy. No.
! seed testing up to 10 per cent mois-
turc was quoted mostly ut the De-
cembcr price to four cents under; IL
per cent moisture about two cents
less; ~ per cent five cents less and
ID per cent 10 cents less. Minncapo-
lis Dec. Flax declined AZ cents for
the week. Closing Friday ut 2.26M.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, Oct. gu. s. y. OF Al
Hogs 5000: fully steady with best
time Friday; top 1890; bulk desirable
10 to 27O pound averages 1850
1880; few good 800 pound butchers
around 1925.
Cattle 500: native receipts around
1900 less than previous week: west
crn grasscrs at $4,000: largest of sea-
son: fed steers and ycarlings mostly
- to 80 cents higher: ycarlings and
lightweight steers UP most: heavy
fat steers and plain short fed still
% to IS cents under high time Of pre-
vious week: best yearlings this week
Mt 1910; highest Of year.
Sheep 1000; odd lots Of native.
around 1900; steady; culls $50: fat.
lambs % TO ~ cents lower; ycarling
wcthers and feeding lambs 50 to Is
cents lower; Gull lambs ~ or more
lower; sheep mostly stendy.
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BUTTER
MARKET

Chicago, Oct. 2-(R- Due mostly
to decreased supplies and in part to
more liberal buying by jobbers and
distributors. the butter market dur
ing the week assumed IA firmer situa-
ton. Trading early was not active
and the market followed a course
similar to that which had prevailed
throughout almost all September.
An undertone Of confidence, how
ever, developed which by Thursday
resulted in an advance of from a half
cent on % score to one cent on 30
score, centralized cars, at Chicago.
Eastern markets were in cons i4lcrab!v
firmcr position and fractional ad-
vance was reported on some grades
Friday.
With the development of an i'm
proved tone, buyers for immediate
distribution trade showed more in
tcrcst and began taking on heavier
stocks in anticipation Of future re-
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FEMALE lfELt WANTED I

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WOMEN WANTED to care for in.
valids in fine Bismarck homes. Sc
weekly earned while studying short
nursing course. Dept. B, 62O8 Win.
throp Ave.. Chicago.
WANTED-Cookf for is employees ut
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WORK AT HOMES dozen making
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WANTED-A woman to keep house
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Write No. SO. care Tribune.
WANTED AT ONCE-Wa itress. Must
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Call 2l3 First street.
WANTED - Girl for general house
work. Call 2l3 First street.
WANTED-Twoc experienced waitress
cs at the Sweet Shop.
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FINANCIAL
REVIEW

New York, Oct. G4O-Fcars Of a
credit stringcncy continued to send
chills through this weeks securities
market. Stock prices driftcd lower
during the early part Of the week but
turned briskly upward on the rctcn-
tion of the four per cent rcdiscOunt
rate by the New York federal reserve
bank and the reduction in call loans
from six to five and "a half per cent.
The advance was by no means uni.
form. Bond prices lost ground but
new offerings ran close to
$100, 900 600.
Although unfavorahle weather
brought about some irrcgularity in
distributive trade during the week the
business situation, in the main. con
tiuucl favorable. Freight; carload
ings continued to establish record
high Levels, bank clearings are being
maintained in large volume and there
has been an appreciablc let DOM in
the production Of basic industries.
Revival Of activity and strength in
the copper shares, despite the sharp
drop in silver prices, was one of the
outstanding features Of the week. T.
:. Steel rallied 10 points from last
weeks low but the other issues in
that group failed to make any head
way.
Special buying Of General Motors
based on the prospect of another
large cash dividend this fall. sent that
stock up to new record high price
above $3.50 share for the present is
sue. Other motors were inclined Ia
sluCgishness.
Reports of 'gasoline price cutting in
the far west had depressing effect
on the oil shares A sensational adj
vance in commercial solvent issues
featured the chemical group. T0bac-
co, public utilities, equipments and
rugars presented several points Of
strength. Erratic fluctuations took
place in the amusement issues as Il
result of conflicting merger and
leasing reports.
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MARKET.
Is UNSETTLED
Scattered Selling Eases Val
ues Down After Show of
FirmneSs at Start

Chicago. Oct. up -Scattcrcd
selling proved sufficient to ease
wheat values down today after show
OF firmncss at the start. Better
weather in Canada was bcarish in
fuencc. On the dip, however, buying
OF IN" part of houses with eastern
AID foreign connections steadied the
market. Opening unchanged to Il
cent higher, wheat rcccdcd to well be-
l"w yesterdays finish. Corn and oats
were firm. corn starting unchanged
to = cent up, and continuing to hold
gains. Provisions tended to sag.
Although interest in Canadian
wheat market conditions is para
mount. "a good deal Of attention is
now being given to crop advices from
the southern hemisphere. In some
quarters. it is commended that only
bumper yields in Argentina and Aus
tralia can force prices materially un-
der present levels
Improved prospects were reported
today from Argentina, where the new
wheat crop is said TO be unusually nd
vanccd. On the other hand, CONNER
cial csmatcs of the Australian crop
were reduced 2O,OOO.OOO bushels MS
compared with recent trade figures.
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FUTURES ERRATIC ON
MINNEAPOLIS MARKET

minneapolis, Oct. 2-(R--Whcat
futures were crratic today, an easy
opening being followed by Il bulge,
but the markets failed I" 20 through
Yesterdays high, stopping Il cent
short and fading away on late trad
ing. Futures finished tx cents low
or for the day after ruling 4 cent up
at one time.
Oats sold up hmA cent and weak
cned on profit taking. finishing about
unchanged. Rye futures followed
wheat with trade light and barley flu
lures were stagnant. Flaxsccd flu.
lures were slow and finished about
steady.
Cash wheat was Irregular. Prem
iums were firm for good weight dry
wheat and easy for wet and light of
ferings. Occasional sales of tho lat
ter were slower. Winter wheat was
quiet and steady. Durum was steady
Corn was easy to i. cent lower.
Oats were steady
Rye was firm for choice milling
quality. Average quality was quiet
and steady.
Barley was firm for medium to
choice quality which was in light sup
ply. Ordinary to poor ruled slow and
draggy. Flaxsccd was strong for
choice, easy for poor.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FOR SALE-1925 Tudor Ford Sedan,
all new tires fine condition. $325.
Phone 1lO7. Sc Il t.
FOR SALE
BIG SIX, 1924 Studcbakcr seven
passenger Touring car. New Paint
job. New tires. New car guaran-
tee. 500.
LIGHT SIX 1924 Studebaker touring,
runs like new, an exceptional buy
OLDSMOB1LE touring with winter
enclosure. 1924 model. Just the
car for mechanic who can over
haul it and get good car. $3.50.
ONE DODGE, special coupe, 1926
model. In excellent condition
S625.
ONE BUICK touring, 1921 model
Good top, good upholstering, new
tires. only 5000.
ONE 1926 Star six coupe, just like
new. $725.
ONE 1929 Studebakcr light six sedan
$500.
TERMS can be arranged for any OF
the above cars. Many other good
used cars to choose from at low
BISMARCK MOTOR CO.
Studebakef Distributors.
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-. FARM LANDS FOE SALE
WANTED-To hear from owner q
land for sale for fall delivery. o.
X. Hawlcy, Baldwin, Wis.
H0t1sES AND FLATS


ffotJsEs AND FLATS
FOR RENT-A four room unfnrnlshcl
modern heated flat with private
bath, also the first floor and base
ment formerly occupied by the
OldsmObilc company on Main street.
For sale bed duofold and q bed
dAvcnport. Phone 0O5.
NOR SALE--Fivc room bungalow,
corner location. House practically
new and all modern. Can be pur-
chased with 2 adjoining lots. $4,000.
easy payments. Write Tribune No.
~.
FOR SALE-Sevcn room modern
house, including J bedrooms and
sun parlor, o4k floors up and down
stairs, we'll arranged, near school,
quite new, garage in basement, for
$1,000 ON terms. Geo. NJ. Register.
FOR SALE-5 room bungalow. Ca.
rage. Small payment down, and
monthly payments at very rca-
sonablc price. For sale by owner
direct. Phone 02l.
cor RENT-Thrcc room modcr n
flat furnished. Can he used as
apt. or single rooms at 8O8 Ave. Is.
Phone 1O04M.
FOR RENT---A two room partly fur
nishcd flat for light housekeeping
in modern home. Phone 119G or
call at Sl4, Sec ond street.
FOR SALE-Five room modern bun
gnlow with garage, close in, ut n
bargain. Phone glow.
FOR RENT-Six room house, Oct. LIST.
Phone GOO.
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ROOMS FOR RENT


FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping or sleeping
In a modern home. For sale: One
buffet and dining table. Cali 306
Eighth Street.
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
light housekeeping rooms in mod
crn house, ZIG Second street. Call
afternoons or after p. m.
FOR RENT-A large furnished room
with kitchcncttc for light house
keeping on first floor, bath adjoin-
ing. go Sixth Street.
FOR Furnished room, with
private entrance, near Capitol. Hot
water all the time. 1904 Fifth St.
Phone S9GJ.
FOR RENT-A nice warm room. Gem
buggy euag for sale. 4os Fifth St. Phone
FOR RENT-Furnishcd rooms for
light housekeeping. Will be vacant
about Oct. LIST. Alp Fifth st. Phone
925W2 ~
FOR RENT-Largc room in modern
home. Suitable for ono or two.
81 Fourth street. Phone IT'S.
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
light housekeeping rooms. 723
Third street. Phone 500.
FOK RENT-Two rooms for light
housekeeping. modern house. 100
Broadway. Phone 129W.
FOR RENT-One modern furnished
sleeping room. Close in. Reason
able 4O8 Third street.
FOR RENT-Modern furnished room
on car line. Also garage. Phone
TIA.
FOR RENT-A furnished room in u
new modern home. Phone HAot
FOR RENT--A furnished room IN y
we'll located home. Phone 498R.
FOR RENT-Unfurnishcd rooms lOl2
Broadway. Phone 499W.
FOR RENT-Onc sleeping room. Call
96OLJ after $3.50.
FOR RENT--Modcrn, furnished room.
$40 Fourth St. Va
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SO. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul, Oct. Z-lAy--COn-
siderable uncvcnncss has featured tho
weeks trade in the cattle division
with the general tendency on fat
steers and she stock toward slightly
lower levels. says the weekly review
Of the United States department Of
steers and fat. she stock arc .clpsiAg
around rs cents lower for the kekk.
some reaction having occurred On
these during the past few days. enc
Of the features Of the weeks cattle
trade has been u rs to so cents adj
vance in cutters and Is cents bulge
IN hnll prices with demand fairly &C.
tite throughout.
Best Try fed ycarlings reached HOO
in load lots, or a new high point for
tho aNAAof with q few i6dtv506ala
upward u. 1850, Less desirable dry
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STOCK MARKET
Is IRREGULAR
Alternate Periods Of Weak.
ness and Strength Char
actcrize Trading

New York. Oct. 2-[PI-Altcfnut
periods of weakness and strength
characterized today's stock market.
Prices shot upward at the opening
when an impressive buying demon
stration was staged in u few high
priced industripls. broke sharply on
combination Of bear selling and
profit taking and then made irregular
recovery from the, low levels.
Nearly Il score issues were elevate ed
to new high levels for the year, or
longer during the session. Buoyancy
OF General Motors failed to find any
RESPONSE in the other motors.
The closing was steady. Total sales
Appropriated 100000 shares.
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Fruit Ranch

FOR SALE OR TRADE for. city prop
cr.y my fruit ranch located in frost
proof belt OF Northern Wisconsin
overlooking Lake Superior and fam,
Gus Apostle Islands. This place il
especially adapted to fruit raising
truck gardening, summer or hay.
fever resort.
General Description: IA acres, on
State Highway, 3 miles from town
Of $500. orchard contains apples
and small fruits, stand of !. hard.
wood timber, good trout stream
crosses end Of place, 8 room house
2Sx2S, hardwood floors, furnace,
full cement basement, barn and
chicken coop. Price $500. Fol-
particulars write or see b. E. Hitch
cock, Bismarck.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1926
Tribune Classified Advertisements
PRO II e 3 - ,
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FULL, or part time Salespccplc can
make big money selling individually
ri,onogramcd Christmas Cards to all.
classes Of business, professional and
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Process Engraving Company, Chi
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GOVERNMENT PATROL lNSPEC-
TOR--Guards needed frequently
}, for Canadian and other borders.
f;l,6S0 yearly. Particulars free.
Write, Ozmcnt. 33-P., st. Louis,
W. Immediately.
WANTED-Mc and women 10 learn
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v .ANTED-Plastering, patching and
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{ VILE IIKUE YOUR ashes and gafs
bagc twice week this WHITES. a I
have special offer TO- make. ]
haul cindcrs for driveSvayssv and
walks, cheaper than others because
Phone 911.,J. T. n. narch. AT
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PEOPLE who have WORK for hlllk
school boys after school. or on Sat-
urdays., please notify H. .. Saxvik.
Tr'cNhohc 2S5 0r 821.
WANTED-A school boy wants work
to do before and after school, and
(. also on Saturdays. Phone 101J.
AIS Eighth Street.
WANTED--Ho on scwork by tho hour
or day. Call at 208 Third street.
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Temperature and
Road Conditions
(Nsrcury readins. Y yan.l.

(Nsrrury readinse % 7 4. ~
Bismsrck-Clear, 81; reads good.
81. Cloud Clear. 50: roads rood,
Rochester-Ciear. So; roaas fAir.
Ouluth--Clesr, ~: roads 4eod. M
Mankato- Partly cloudy, ~ readk
fSsks Clear. -: resdi good.
l1inot Clear, -; roads aoed.
gFand Fssks Clear. =, rssds
Kissing CHAR. ~: ysals I sps - 4: y
Jamcstnwn--Cl0t III foo3e 9oo3s
Devils Lakr- rs ~ i m p ~ r. + {
1850. 40 ear. "a: f.Rdk Iko2
4andan- Partly Cloudy, al; S6l14
fait. II N ss'
CfookStoA CleAt, "; sOxdA
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MINNEAPOLIS RANGE.
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Oct. 2--tF)---casll wheae
No. rcd l.4OM; No. hard l.4a@
1.45H.
Corn No. 2 mixed s0M @sl; No. =
yellow 80h@81k.
Oats No: 2 white 4e@47; No.
white A2M44.
Rye. unquoted.
Barley SCOTS.
Timothy seed 5.25@5,75.
Glover seed 27.50@33.75
Lard 1889.
Ribs $500. NJ ssss
Bellies 16.75.
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APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-A furnished modern
apartment. Also an unfurnishcd
modern apartment. A z room part
\ - modern house, close in. For
eaio bed dufo'd. Phone Dos after
FOR RENT - Furnished apartments,
The l.aurain Apartments. Phone
1903. b. F. Flanagan. Prop.
FOR RENT--Furnished apt. Also
sleeping room. Call 434 during the
day and 060LJ evenings.
FOR RENT-tInfurnishcd housa.
keeping apartment. Phone 1175R
3lS Fourteenth st.
FOR RENT-A 2 room modern fur
nishcd apartment. 024 Fourth st
Phone 543W.