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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-04
Joe BlakesIee and Cy Ions
brough Lead Mates in
Conference Victory
LEO MAY UNABLE TO PLAY
Vern Goodwin and Frank Ovo.
rak, Substitute linesmen,
Reach Heights

Fargo. N. D.. Nov. 4.-With resu-
lars and reserves clicking at top
speed. something Of q makcshlft
North Dakota Agricultural college
team cloutcd out q q to 0 victory
over a fighting Morningside eleven
Saturday in a North Central confer
ence engagement OH the water
soaked Dacotah field.
The bulky Maroon forward line
and the slippery underfooting COM
bined were not enough to match the
drive of the Bison forwards, and a
quartz: of whirling. plunging backs.
led by Joe Blakeslee. carcencd
through large holes for - first
downs. only one being the result Of a
forward pass. These Is first downs
were enough for three well earned
touchdowns. and the Bison total was
rounded out by q safety scored in
the first period and extra point.
the result Of q plunge by Cy Ions
brough.
Blakeslec Big Gun
Blakeslec was the big gun Of the
Bison attack, and 1t RAJ his first try
from a ball carrying post. Through
the 1928 season and SO far this year,
Bison coaches have used the clean
linlbcd. rangy youth at a blocking
back position. The injury to Leo
Mays shoulder q week ago forced
! Casey Finnegan to rearrangc his
backs. and in week the willy
mentor worked out a winning COM
bination. Blakeslcc was the keyman
OF this quartet. his terrific off tackle
smashcs and ability to regain his
balance when once past the Inc of
scr;mmage making him a threat
every time he started with the ball.
He made numerous dashes. ranging
from four to six yards in length. and
once came through with a 2O-yard
sprint. and later with a l5-yard chase
for a touchdown.
Fine Playing Pair
Blakeslec made All admirable rum
ing mate for the hard going Cy
L~onsbrougil. Between the two they
gave the defenders q mighty difficult
afternoon ard it was we'll they were
clicking. for the slippery field had
Peter Gergen pretty we'll tied up. II
| was not a day for cutbacks, so Ger
gen ccntented himself by blocking
| vic.ously for his mates. and by toss
ing ono pass to Lorsbrough which
pat the ball in position for a core.
The Bison line. with ALI Skaret
and Walter Shamp benched to nurse
injuries in favor of Frank Dvorak and
VerE Goodwin. looked like q terribly
messed up affair or paper. but nee
in action it was fully as powerful as
any Bison line has been this season.
III order TO get Goodwin in the game.
50 he could do the kicking. Finnegan
assigned him to the left flank. and
shifted the handy Horace McGrath to
right tackle. Stamps regular post.
These newcomers filled their assign
ments to the complete satisfaction Of
Finnegan and Bob Lowe. DIV 1rak
coming through especially we'll.
Dvorak's play was almost sensational,
and he would have been the out
standing star of the A. C. forward
line had not Captain Cod Ordahl
deemed it advisable to play his best.
And when Ordahl Is in that mood,
none of the boys is much better than
hr
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ROOMS FOX RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
next TO bath. suitable for ono or
Two. board If desired. Attractive
location. reasonable terms. Call at
0ll Sixth street. Phone 874-M.
ROOM FOR RENT-ln city heated
home. $l7.O0 per month for M
or $1,000 Tor two. ladies preferred.
References required. Call at Go
Thayer Ave. Or phone BIZ.
FOR RENT-Niccly furnished front
sleeping room in modern home,
suitable for two or mere compan-
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Call at 222 Third street.
FOR REk 1.-TWO furnished rooms
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home. Reasonable rent. Close in.
Call at $50 Third street or at Bis
marck Quality store.
FOR RENT Modern furnished room
suitable for one or two. has private
lavatory in room. hot and cold wa
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FOR RENT-Nice warm south room
In newly decorated home. close to
high school and capitol. rent rea-
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FOR RENT-Sleeping room. suitable
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Board If desired. Also a garage
for rent. Call at 5l9 Fifth street
or phone 836-R.
FOR RENT-Two nice light house
keeping rooms fully furnished. hot
water. clean and warm. liahts fur
nished. garage. Phone 8l2-J. SIT
Second street.
FOR RENT-Large front bedroom,
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suitable for or two. Mrs. T. E.
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1297-R.
FOR RENT-TWo rooms and bath,
ground floor. private entrance.
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FOR RENTING we'll furnished
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Reasonable rates. Phone 204-J or
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ATTRACTIVE ROOM-Very nicely
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FOR RENT-Nicc warm sleeping
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call at 5O7 Third street.
LARGE FRONT bedroom, alcovc
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FOR RENT-Good sized we'll fur
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at all Fifth street or phone 273.
THE Hazelhurst."
FOR RENTING rooms furnished
for light housekeeping. heat. light
and water included. Phone l236-W.
FOR RENT-Comfortable front room
with board. The Mohawk. Phone
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FOR RENT-Largc sleeping room,
gentlemen preferred. Call at GOT
Fifth street. Phone 1569-W.
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WHEATPRICES DROP
DUE TO STOCK MART
WEAKNESS AND CLUT
Downturns on Stock Exchange
|, and Ooarth Of Export Bust
ness Are Main Factors

Chicago, Nov. 4.-R-Pulled down
by an unexpected increase of the
United States wheat visible supply
and BY stock market weakness. wheat
prices suffered successive sharp
breaks today. Emphasizing the
effect Of the visible supply increase.
talk was heard that the total could
decrease 4.O0o.OoO bushels q week be-
tween Jan. l and Julyl. and still leave
q carry.over Of $1,000. 900 bushels at
the end Of the crop year. Further
more. predictions were also being
made that heavy deliveries of wheat
on Chicago December contracts are
o likely to be witnessed.
Wheat closed heavy. 3isc to 3'sc a
bushel lower than Saturdays finish.
Dec. l24A to 4: Mar. l3l, May
1851 to "A.
Corn closed sc to TIC down, dec.
Ssk to "; Mar. 95i. to Is: May
07A to'asD.
Oats &C to i to sc off and pro-
visions varying from l2c decline to q
rise Of &c.
Commission houses and pit traders
were fairly large sellers of corn. Oats
wer easier. Provisions declined.
Wheat trader took their v to q
great extent today from downturns OF
values In the stock market. Appar-
ent dearth Of new export business IN
North American wheat counted also
as 4 weight on the wheat market and
in this connection 1t was pointed out
that in view Of the limited time left
before tho end Of the season for navi-
cation on the Great Lakes, and with
seaboard wheat now l5isc q bushel
less than Chicago parity. scant like
lihood exists for ncar-at -hand re-
lnOval Of stocks o. wheat piled UP at
present In Chicago elevators.
Pronounced falling -Off in tho
amount OF wheat on occan passage
failed to have any stimulating effect
today on wheat prices notwithstand-
ing that the total afloat was much
lower than t.thcr a week or q year
ago. On the other hand. Argentine
wheat crop prospects were reported
today as having improved owing to
favorable weather.
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WHEAT
EuTllRES DRAG LOWER

Minneapolis. Mimi, Nov. 4.-tN1-
wheat futures dragged lower today
or lack OF supporting new and an
unexpected increase in the visible
supply. The draggy decline ended
with May So cents lower for the day.
Oats futures eased with trade quiet
and featureless. Rye operations were
light. Barley trade was dull. Flax
trade was moderate with crushers out
of the market.
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REVAMPED BISON HERD CLOUTS
MORNlNCSlDE FOR q TO 0 WIN
Only II Elevens
Left in Race for
National Honors
Pittsburgh, Yale, Notre Dame,
Minnesota and Califor-
mia Are Strong
By ALLAN ]. U

New York. Nov. 4.-(A9-Thc race
for sectional and national football
honors has narrowed down to q hand
full Of surviving contenders, with the
November campaign just gathering
Roadway due to the latest and SO far
most spectacular series OF upsets
along the college gridiron fronts.
Georgia Tech, Illinois and Southern
California. all top-ranking II 1928.
have been tumbled to defeat while
such sectional titleholders as Nebras-
ka in the Big Six and Texas In the
Southwest are barely hanging N.
Pittsburgh. Yale Strong
On the basis of the latest perform
ances. the most powerful arrays are
Pittsburgh and Yale In the east:
Notre Dame. Purdue and Minnesota
III the middlcwcSt: Tennessee. Ken
lucky, Vanderbilt and Tulane in tho
Southern Conference group: Utah In
the Rocky Mountain area: and Cali
fornia's surprising Golden Bears on
the Pacific coast.
OF the Big Four" contcnders for
national honors who entered Satur-
days fray SO confidently only Notrc
Dame and Pittsburgh emerged with
prospects that are brighter than be-
fore. as q result of smashing victories
over Georgia Tech and Ohio State.
respectively.
Southern California and Dart
mouth fell by the waysidc iii two Of
the most sensational games OF the
season. the Trojans before the charge
OF C%alifornia's Bears. The Dart
mouth Indians before the Bite.
In spite of an early season set
back at the hands of Georgia. ITO
team in the country looms any more
formidable than Yale. conQuerOr
of Brown, Army and Dartmouth on
successive Saturdays.
Purdue Looks Good
The Boilermalsers of Purdue
stepped into the national picture as
we'll as the Big Ten lead by trimming
Wisconsin Tor their fifth straight VIC
tory. Minnesota also has a clean
slate. with Indiana rs the latest VIC
tim. but the two remaining contend
,crs for Western Conference honors do
not meet this season. Minnesota
tackles Iowa this week while Purdue
has an easy intcrsectioral assignment
with Mississippi.
This weeks program is featured by
two OF the most colorful east-west en-
~gage;nents of the year. with Army in
vading the stronghold of Illinois and
Harvard journeying to Michigan.
Notrc Dame, after five straight vic
tories. expects to have comparatively
little difficulty III disposing Of Drake.
# SO the Hoosiers will take their ma
tional championship bid III the game
with Southern California at Chicago
Nov. 16.
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Minnesota College
Conference Race
Muddled by Upset
St. Mary's, St. Thomas and
Augsburg in Best Position
to Win Grid Title

st. Paul. Nov. 4.-HJrUnless st
Mary'S OF Winona goes through the
season undcfeated, st. Thomas anc
Augsburg today were in the best
position to win the Minnesota college
conference football championship.
st. Thomas made the race I'LL oper
affair by upsctting the dope and
trampling the Augsburg eleven. 80 t.
0, the first reverse of the season fol
the mill city team. st. Olaf won from,
Gustavus ID to 6 iii the only other
league game.
The Cadets and Augsburg each have
six conference games Oh their SEIZED.
ule and if they win their remaining
Tits they will finish with the same
percentage and despite the fact that
Augsburg has q tie to its credit. Blunt
ing will be held Jointly the same as
last year when st. Mary's and Augs-
burg finished in a tie with the latter
credited with q tic game.
Fav0rites In Easy Games
The two fav0ritcs have easy games
booked for next Saturday. The Cadets
tanglc with Manchester in the form
er's Homecoming game. Augsburg
goes to St. Johns, the last place
team.
Either st. Olaf or Concordia will be
eliminated when they meet at North
field in another Homecoming game
while st. Mary's hopes to assure 4.
self at least a temporary stay In flint
place when it resumes Its conference
schedule against Hamlinc at Norton
field. Cartoons Homecoming game
Is slated against Coe.
After meeting Concordia and Gus
tavus, two hard teams III as many
weeks, the Augsburg team found the
going too hard against st. Thomas
and was off color. The Cadets had
everything to gain and nothing tC
lose, and played their best game ol
the season.
Johnny Kolcsar Hurt
Augsburg was without WHITTIER
stellar tackle. and Johnny Kolesar
quarterback. was carried from the
field. He will not report for practice
for the first few days this week. st.
Thomas came out of the skirmish In
good shape and Coach Joe Boland
planned to start hard workouts today.
Manchester never is q setup for the
Tommies and with two weeks Of drill
caused by an open date, the Macmen
hope to spring an upset.
St. Mary's also had an open date
Saturday and Is In the best condition
tor the Pipers. The latter lost q mid
west conference tilt to Lawrence al
Appleton, WIS.,. 20 to IL. but showed
more power than before this year. The
Ptpers lost several chances to score
through lack OF punch when within
scoring distance and Coach D. G.
Mitchell planned to work on the Of
tense In practice this week.
St. Olaf Is out to turn the tables or
Concordia for the Is to 0 defeat SUI
fercd last year at Moorhcad. but ths
dope points to one Of the closest
games Of the day.
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DULUTH RANGE
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CHICAGO

Chicago. Nov. 4.-RD-(U. 8. D.
A.)-rotatoes receipts III cars. on
track ~ caSs. total y. s. shipments
Saturday 80. Sunday IS cars. Trad
!ng rather slow, market about steady;
wisconsin -.sked Round Whites 2.3S
= asa. fancy Shade higher; Min
neeota. North and South Dakota
sacked Round Whites 2.2o to $50: few
40: sacked Early Ohios 2.20 to 2.40::
Idaho sacked Russets 40 to $40.
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BOSTON WOOL

Boston. Nor. A-tH,-WOol: A little
broader interest shown on fine west
crn grown domestic woods but trad
ing IL Glow. Receipts of domestic
wool at Boston during wec..s ending
November ?. amounted to l.538.4OO
pounds as compared with 2.027,60
pounds with the previous week.
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MALE HELP WANTED

RELIABLE man with car as DIRECT
FACTORY Representative In Bis
marck and nearby counties. No
experience necessary. Unusual OPP
portunity for advancement. Must
be willing to start on reasonable
basis. SYNCRO MOTORS CON-
PANY. Battle Greek. Michigan.
LEARN Barbering now at the Oldest
Accredited Institution OF its kind.
Catalog Free Molcr Barber College,
Fargo. N. D., Butte, Mont.
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Guatemalan Volcanic
Eruption Takes Lives

Guatemala City, Nov. 4-E-Vio-
lent eruption Of the volcano Santa
Maria is believed to have cost the
lives Of q number Of persons residing
near It's base.
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APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-One all modern fur
nisllcd apartment III Rue Apart
mcnts. Phone l:56-W or call at
I'll Ave. A.
FOR neutrality-suspicious. just COM
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and electric stove. close in. fur
nished or unfinished. Call at 5l8
Fifth street OF see DR.. r. S. Enge.
FOR RENTING room apartment,
unfinished OF partly furnished,
warm. pleasant. Also gentleman
TO share sleeping room $40. board
ii desired. Reasonable rates, close
in. Call at 406 Fifth street.
FOR RENT-Niccly furnished two
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or light housekeeping. Opposite
st. Alexlus Nurses Home. 3O7 Tenth
street. Phone OIL.
FOR RENT-Modcrn apartment on
ground floor. private bath. Also
for sale: Full sized bed complete.
Gail at Col Second street or phone
l463 from 900 a.. III. to 600 p. III.
FOR REN1-Furnished ~housekeep-
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FOR RENT-Three room unfurnished
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only. Call at 100 Ave. B East.
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfur-
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TOR RENT-Two room apartment,
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Also a furnished sleeping room.
Mrs. S. Hultberg, GIL Sixth street.
Phone 1850.
FOR RENT-Two CT three room
furnished apartments in the Lau-
rain apartments. City heat, ri.
ways hot water. B. +. Flanagan,
phone 1903.
FOR RENT-Three o unfur-
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heat. lights and water furnished.
Inquire at 313 Fourteenth street.
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfur-
nished three room apartment.
strictly modern. Phone 1850.
FOR RENT-Two room modern fur
nished apartment. Call at COZ
Eighth street or phone 744.
FOR RENT-Small apartment. Close
IN. Private entrance. Call lis
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FOR RENT-Furnished apartment in
Rose Apartments. Els Third. F. w.
Murphy. Phone 852.
FOR RENT-Furnisiled two room
apartment for 5000 a month. Call
at 618 Sixth street.
APARTMENT FOR RENTAL the
Woodmansec apartments. Inquire
H. j. Woodnansee.
graded firsts As to Acc: current firstS
40 to 43c; ordinary firsts 81 to SOC;
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago. Nov. 4-H-Butter steady.
&c: standards Il l-2c: extra first 10
receipts TAO tubs. Creamery extras
tc 4lc: firstS 81 10 to SO l-2c; sec
ords SO to SO l-2c: eggs firm. receipts
l.t2l cases; extra flrsts As to Soc;
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tween IL q. m. and ! p. m. on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Of this week. and shall be closed
al day Saturday.
New York. Nov. 4.-(P)-Thc stock
market. which rallied sharply IN the
closing sessions Of last week. ran into
q secondary storm OF selling today
An opening decline. which ran from I
to nearly IL points In many of the
leaders. vas followed by a brisk rail-.
but fresh offerings appeared. and
scores Of issues were selling 2 to near
" 20 points lower in the early after
noon trading.
Trading started at q terrific pace as
blocks Of 10000 to $4,000 shares were
thrown into the market. but 1t slowed
up late. and the ticker kept within
Z half hour of the market.
Call money renewed unchanged to-
day At six per cent. Time money and
bankers acceptanccs continued rela-
lively easy.
United States Steel common. which
has been of the bell-wethers OF
the recent market. opened s Ia points
lower at las Ia. rallied to 1871 and
then dropped back to around the
opening price. American Telephone
converted an early gain of l Ia into
q loss Of II l-2. General Electric ex-
tended its opening loss Of 3 points to
Is "a.
American Tobacco issues. Eastman
Kodak. Westinghouse Electric. North
American Co. Western Union, All
Reduction. Johns Manvillc and Otis
Elevator sold 10 to Is points lower
Among the dozens Of others to lose j
points or more were New York Cen
trail. Allied Chemical, Stone and r.7eb-
ster. Standard Gas and Electric. In
ternational Telephone. Sears Roebuck
and Consolidated Gas.
With the ticker keeping practically
abreast Of tho market in the last
hour. there was q marked revival OF
speculative confidence and prices
generally rallied ono to five points
above the low levels established in
the early afternoon trading. The
closing was steady. Total sales APP
proximated 6,20O.OO 0 shares.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED AT ONCE-Experienccd
lady cook, must have references.
state wages in first letter. Write
or phone Hotel Underwood, Under
wood. No. Oak.
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Minneapolis. 91tnn.. Nov. 49,
Flour unchanged. In carload lots.
family patents quoted At $7.35 to $74s
: barrel IN 0e-pound Gotten sacks.
eA!ea:eat3 37.s72 barrels.
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Madison Square Garden IS trying
TO stir mp interest In = lightweight
elimination tournament.
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MlNNRAA0LIe 4

Minneapolis. Nov. A-(A-Timothy
No. ]. ll.00: No. Z 1l3yoo; alfalfa, No. /
e2l.0 No. 2 4l6.o0.
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POSITION WANTED

MAN COOK-First class. under
stands meats, bread and pastry.
Write. wire or phone 1877. q. G.
Myers. 500 Hotel. Bismarck, N. D.
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WORK WANTED

WORK WANTED
YEARS experience In store business.
Position wanted as store manager.
clerk or bookkeeping. References
furnished. Write Tribune Ad. No.
81.
CHIMNEY SWEEP-Furnaces and
chiMneys cleaned. work guaranteed.
Price reasonable. Phone 1913.
WANTED-A place to do light work
in exchange for room and board.
Call 374-M.
WORK. WANTED-Woman desires
work by hour. Phone 978-J.
WANTED-1roning. Acc an Iour.
Phone 204-M.
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Substitutions. y. -. A.. c~.--Skaaft,
Kaufman. Frihcrr. raymond. How
land. Bollman, rariseau. Thonlasson.
Smith. MorninsSidc Allan, Raull,
Gehrt. Haviland. Andrews.
Scoring: Touchdown -Blakeslec >.
Fairhead. Safety scored by y. y. A. G.
Point after OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
from Scrimmage.
officials: George Lynch. st. Cloud,
referee: &. II. Kimball. South Dakota.
umpire: r.. Il. Nicholson, South Da-
kOta, head lincsman.
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MlNNEAroLM 6TnCxa

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LOST

LCS1-A Ford automobile tire from
Sixth and Front street to Sixteenth
street. Finder please notify John
Ehli. 1900 Bowen Ave.
LOST-A lady's white gold watch at
football game Saturday. A link
band. Call Mrs. Hcdstrom at 323-J.
Reward.
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STOCK PRICES DROP
Off 2 TO 70 POINTS
IN Storm OF Sales
Starts at Terrific Pace
With 10000 to 5o,o00-
Share Blocks

New York, Nov. 4-P-Gov-
ernors Of the New York stock ex-
change voted that the exchange
shall be open for business be-
tween 10 .. m. and I p. m. on
"Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Of this week. and shall be closed
all day Saturday.
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DRESSMAKING
EXPERT drcssmaking and designing.
Prices reasonable. Tailored suits
and dresses 4 specially. Phone
1874.
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DOCTORS

John Doe was fair and debonairx
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He went into the surgeons lair
Now on the hill he's sleeping.
BUT-John Doe would not have gone
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Thousands of people are killed or
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Used CARS

USED CARS
FOR SALE-$225 credit on 1890
Chevrolet. amy model. Good dis
count for cash. Phone 9i6.
FOR SALE-l928 Oakland coupc. in
perfect condition. Finish AL.
Phone 222.