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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-12
CREDIT RELAXATION,
Business OUTLOOK
STIMULATE STOCKS
Recent Drastic Reaction Called
intermediate Stage in
Rising Market
STOPS SELLING or ISSUES
Widely Diversified Lists Estab-
lish New High Records
for Past Year

New York, Oct. l2.-(P-Thc stock
market staged an impressive recovery
this week in response to a marked
relaxation in credit conditions and a
grtst of favorable trade news. Many
Of the leaders rallied to 10 to 80
points above the low levels of last
week.
The official rate for call money
dropped to five per cent. the lowest
level since August. 1928. Time money
was quoted at from 8 to 81 as the
week closed.
Several Of the large commission
houses appear to be committed to a
policy Of forcing 6 further reduction
In loans. At least one has increased
margin requirements, while others
have advised their customers to
tighten commitments on the rallies.
The recently quoted statement Of
Charles Mitchell. head of the Nation
al City bank. that the recent drastic
reaction was only an intermediate
stage in q rising market, has de-
tered many investors and spectators
from selling stocks.
The weeks business news was gen.
orally favorable In character. United
States Steel common was one Of the
leaders In the recovery, rallying from
q low Of 206ia last week to %: yes
terday, losing a few points on profit
taking. New high records for the
yea were established by such widely
diversified issues as Western Union,
Otis Elevator. American Tobacco,
United States Industrial Alcohol,
Remington Rand. New Haven Rail-
road, Air Reduction and Corn Prod
uctS.
The index of so leading industrials
compiled by the Standard Statistics
company for the Associated Press ad-
vanced from 225.l on October 4. to
24l.4 at the close Friday night. The
index Of 20 rails advanced from 1898
to 1876 and of 20 utilities from 5000
to 334.7.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-12

loans, and as O result, we did not get
our application formally before the
intermediate Credit Bank board at
st. Paul until August 81.
Having joined North Dakota and
Montana, something vitality neces-
sary, the one missing link III the
chain, within all reason, should have
been supplied by North Dakota not
later than August l. We had to wait
until August % for this missing NIX.
Failed 20 Call Assistance
when the North Dakota farm
storage commissioner went on the job,
he did not do as the Montana COM
missioner had done as to calling in
heads of organizations which must
be relied upon to make the act effec-
tive and get tie rules and regulations
ready for administration of the act.
mo rules and regulations were pro-
vided in North Dakota until protests
had piled up. Even the intermediate
Credit Bank board gat st. Paul, to
facilitate matters. finally called OH
the North Dakota commissioner for
rules and regulations"
Appearing III the columns of the
Journal is correspondence between
Governor Shafer and the Farmers
Union concerning these nece; ;ary
rules and regulations.
Shafer Given Credit
On the other hand. it was Governor
Shafer who brought the law. its pos
sibilltics. and it's machinery to the
attention Of representatives of the
Federal Reserve bank. the Interme-
date Credit corporation. the Twin
City banks and the North Dakota
Bankers association, according to the
Fargo Forum. The governor is given
full credit for writing the bill and
sponsoring it by that paper.
State industrialism, inaugurated BY
tho Nonpartisans 10 years ago. has
come in for a review and brought
comment from editors in many parts
Of the state.
Nonpartisans boast of the remark
able saving effected over a 1O-year
period in the state hail insurance de-
partment. Comparing rates levied by
the state department as compared
with those OF "Old line companies
Martin Hagen. state hail commission
or. makes a tabulation showing a saw
ing of $33. 800, 3l2. The saving for
1929 alone was S2.263, TOT. Nearly
81, 900 has been saved on each farm in
the state.
Admit Mill Losses
The mill and elevator. the Lcaguers
admit. is clearly a loss but they claim
in fairness to the institution that
much of the loss carried on the books
is a paper loss, arrived at by charg-
ing depreciation. hence not showing
the actual loss in dollars and cents
to the taxpayers that tho figures
would indicate. They admit, how
ever. that unless some change is
made, that which now appears as a
paper loss eventually will become
actual.
The last Lund audit. which is &C
cepted as reliable. covering operations
of the plant a5 a whole from Jan. Z
to June 80. 1929. shows a profit of
$63, $3.50 6. but when depreciation and
bond interest are charged off. the net
loss is $50, 846.G4. Leaguers claim de-
probation charges should not be in
Guided in a profit and loss statement,
since no taxes are levied for dcpreci-
alton.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-12
MALE HELP WANTED

STEADY POSITION for two more
men with cars. married preferred.
Opportunity for executive position
in n year to men Of ambition and
progressiveness. Only dependable
high type men with personality,
able to carry prestige and with sat-
i%sfactory record will be considered.
No ~canvaSsing or high pressure. The
highest type sales plan in existence
today and the largest national or
ganization OF its kind. Write q.
No. So, carc OF Bismarck Tribune.
giving full particulars of yourself
in first letter.
WANTED Immediately. men-womcn,
1885. qualify for steady govern
mcnt positions. S~l25-$250 month:
experience not required: vacations
with full pay: common education.
Many needed soon. Write. instruc-
ton Bureau. 478. st. Louis. Mo.
SALESMEN- or
part time. Earn extra Christmas
money. New launderlcss. stainless
tablecloths. luncheon sets, scarfs,
bridge covers. Sell on sight. Advance
Commissions. Kcabar, lOl West
31st. New York.
ADDRESSING envelopes at home,
spare time. Earn substantial pay
weekly; experience unnecessary.
Dignified employment for honest.
sincere persons. EMPLOYMENT
MANAGER. Box 81. Napcrvillc, Ill.
RELIABLE MAN-distributc and coll
lect store route in county. Nets $50
weekly up. Permanent. profitable
work. Full information. write peris
Mfg. Co. Florin. Pa.
LEARN Barbcrlng now at the Oldest
Accredited Institution Of its kind.
Catalog Free Molcr Barber College,
Fargo. N. D.. Butte, Mont.
FEDERAL distributors ret big money!
No capital or experience needed.
Write Federal Pure Food Co, 1901
Archer. Chicago.
WANTED-Truck driver with freight
handling experience. good salary.
Apply Interstate Transportation
company.
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PRICE RANGE OF ALL
LIVESTOCK CLASSES
Shows NARROWING
Heavy Butchers and Slaughter
Glasses Turn Up; Slaugh.
ter Lambs Rise

South st. Paul, Oct. 12.-tR1-W.
S. D.. A.)-A two-way market ruled In
the hog house this week with the re-
suit that the price range on all classes
vas narrowed considerably. Heavy
butchers sold steady to Csc higher :
packing sows from so to 76c higher,
while light and mediumweight hogs
were unevenly Is to SOC lower. Most
desirable 16O to 225 pound boutchers
sold at $500. medium and heavy
butchers largely at $500 to $40, with
packing sows from $500 to $3.50. Pigs
held steady at $3.50. light lights be-
ing Csc lower at 1925 to $3.50.
Sharply curtailed marketing forced
q Is to SOC upturn on slaughter
classes. Fed steers Included offerings
at $l2.50 to $14.00. grassers largely
$3.50 . $1,000, beef cows from $3.50
to $3.50. heifers at $7.25 to 8.75. Low
cutters and cutters conferred at $500
to $5.75, bulls $3.50 to $500, with veal
ers largely at $3.50.
Slaughter lambs worked so to 75c
higher. medium to choice natives SELL
ing at Sll.75 to $l2.75. throwouts $3.50
to $500, while fat ewes at $500 to
$500 were steady.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-12
REAL ESTATE

NEW. STRICTLY modern bungalow,
fire place, maids room In basement.
basement garage, east front in most
popular part Of the city. $1,000. 90
cash. the balance as rent. $4,000. 90.
SEVEN ROOM modern house. 4 bed
rooms. m down stairs, a real bar
gain at S49O0.O 90.
FIVE ROOM bungalow. a real bar
gain at S4,350. with three bedrooms,
sun porch, facing south.
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow. with
sun porch. south front, at $780, 90.
SIX ROOM house. facing Custer park,
modern. n bedroom down stairs,
S47O0. 90.
FOUR ROOM cottage, full basement.
nice trees, toilet, reasonable at
$1,000. 90.
DO YOUR REAL ESTATE BUSI-
NESS with the busiest dealer in the
city.
! NOW have over forty city and farm
land sales pending.
+, Il, YOUNG.
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AGENT

BIG OHIO CORPORATION seeks
manager for u%noccupied territory.
Liberal commission. Earnings start
Immediately. Good for $1,000 year.
~. We furnish stock. deliver and
collect. Previous experience n
necessary. Fyr-Fyter Company.
1922 Fyr-Fyter Bldg, Dayton, Ohio.
BIG MONEY SELLING Personal
Christmas Greeting cards. Hand
some Sample Book free. Highest
Commission. Lowest Prices. I'M
usual imported novelties. Rochcs-
ter Art Co.. Rochester. N. Y.
GREAT HOLIDAY SALE
OF Christmas Specialties and Foods.
100000 profit in three months.
MOTHER HUBBARD PRODUCTS,
$50 Congress. Chicago.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR ~SALE-Monarch coal range
with water front and full sized
bed complete. Call at COL Second
street or phone 1868.
ELECTRICIAN with five years cx-
periencc. desires work. Can fur
nish references. Write Tribune,
care Of Ad. No. 81.
FOR RENT-Fonr room modern
cottage, besides bathroom, close
in on Seventh street for $4,000.
Geo. NJ. Register.
FOR RENT-FurniShed sleeping
room. suitable for 2. with or with
out board. Also 2 room light house
Keeping apartment in modern home.
Call at 4O6 Fifth street.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WOMAN WANTED FOR TRAVEL
ING POSITION. Open October 2lst,
not married, entirely unincumbercd,
between IS and 40. Good education
essential. Salary. bonus and trans
portati0n. Give age. education, ex-
p%crience. r. E. COMPTON g. CO.,
1902 N. Dearborn, Chicago.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lady cook for
cafe, wages not the question with
us, we want one capable Of putting
out good meals and short orders.
State experience had and where
last employed in first letter. Write
Ramsteads Cafe. Hettinger. N. d.
$50 TO $50 Weekly showing Americas
finest d~resses-Maisonettc Frocks.
Stunning styles. Loveliest fabrics.
Direct from factory prices under
sell stores. Samples. with complete
equipment free. Experience unncces-
sary. Ward Stilson, Dept. B-lO2l,
Anderson. Ind.
LADIES-Steady sewing and en-
broidcring. good pay: write immed-
lately. Hand Made Hkf. Co, 100 II.
Michigan. Chicago.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Apply at TO- Seventh street
or phone $50.
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MISCELLANEOUS

DIAMONDS direct from import
and cutters at great savings. GU
anteed. Wrist and pocket watcl
at bargain prices. Liberal allowaf'
offered on old watches. Cash or Z
proved credit. Watch repairing q,
pert work.. Mail orders promo.
taken care Of. James w. Mar
Office at 108 Third street, SOUTH
Hotel Prince. Bismarck, N. OAK
COME IN and see our new fall ov
coats. sheepskin coats. beach jack
and full line Of stock shirts, leatE'
jackets, etc. Flannel shirts. hut
ing mittens and gloves, also q CO.
plete line Of Star Brand boots, sh1
and oxfords for men and boys. &
ital City Clothing Store. Jack 81
en-, 1915 Fifth street. y
WANTED-Bring or ship your skuA1
and badger furs direct and rec4@
highest market prices. "NORI1
ERN" Hide g. Fur Co., Bismatu}
N. p. Box 265. Sam Sloven. Own
next to Armour Creamery.
FOR SALE-At farmers prices, y013
servicable registered Holstein b.
and coming serviceable. Best
breeding. Write for particulars "
prices. Edward r. Lueck Jr., ~
ristown, S. D. 4
FOR sALE-Buffalo coat Ia ~
condition. size u. price $500. G
be seen at Frank Krall's ct LOT I'll
street. or call at w. s. Casselmat|
2l9 Eighth street. Phone 272.
FOR SALE Choice canary Sln17
imported German Rollers, ChoppG
and Harx Mountains. Cages,
treats. etc. Phone ll5-J. Jacob
Dickinson, N. .. Box IA. b
WANTED-old, Wild Or blemla
horses for rendering purposes WI
Or phone for prices Northern
and Fur Co. Phone l0o, 0ox 81
Bismarck, N. OAK.
FOR SALE-eup6, cro6s 66EW3|
Great Dane and Neufoun01111
Real watch dogs and chil6reuB
g. A. Livcsay, jamestown. n. -
~.
FOR sALE-Iho Broadway
parlor. The bet oqutpped
parlor In Bismarck. Inqulgo
A. Talk. 504 Broadway.
FOR 4AI1&-one fIl 4F0Un
male cot and one hall etuN1A
al yellow. Phone ~ q on
Third street.
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WHEATPRICESPAST
WEEK FAIL MAKE
HEADWAY UPWARD
December Delivery Closed at
1874, Compared to 1.37H
the Week Before
DURuM CONTINUES FIRM
Rye Prices FIuctuating; Oats
and Barley Work Lower;
Flax Still Strong

Minneapolis, Oct. 12.-(F-U S. D.
A.)-The wheat market made little
Roadway during the week ending Fri
day. October II. prices finishing at
about the same level as a week ago.
At the close Of the week IL and Is
protein, No. ! dark northern was I
to Sc under December price with IA
and IS per cent at December price to
SIC under. December wheat closed
Friday at 1.37A, compared to 1877
the week before.
Durum continued to show indie
pendently firm tone. No. l amber was
within q range of &c under to lOc over
Duluth December price which adj
vanced 1asc for the week, closing at
1.24M.
Trade in rye continued light with
prices fluctuating. December rye
showed a net loss of lac for the week,
closing at 1.02. No. 2 rye on spot was
2 to SC under this price.
Oats worked lower. Receipts were
light to moderate. December declined
IL cents for the week. closing Friday
at 49ss with No. 3 whites on spot 1875
to 447sc.
Barley also was lower. Receipts
were not large, totaling 292 cars at
Minneapolis and 80 at Duluth. At
the close of the week choice to fancy
mailing was 50 to 60 cents: medium
to good mailing IS to So cents; feed
grades So to SIS cents, cash prices
showing a loss of from 2 to &c COM
pared to figures Of o week ago.
Flax maintained a strong tone.
Minneapolis received only 228 cars
compared to 400 the week previous.
No. l seed on spot at the end Of the
week was quotable within a range Of
Sc under to lc over December price.
December flax advanced &c for the
week closing Friday at 3.34A.
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statesmen

AN OLD established million dollar
concern with a nationally known
line of advertising service for banks,
manufacturers and leading bust
S institutions. is cniarging its
sales force to meet the requirements
Of its rapidly growing business. The
type OF mar we want is one who
knows from past experience that he
al sell, one vino knows that he is
capable of earning more money
than his present business affords
and who is interested in stepping
up to a position Of greater earning
possibilities. Liberal commissions,
weekly remittances. Exclusive fully
protected territory. permanent year
round employment. Full time basis.
Write or wire as giving an outline
Of your experience. age. references,
including previous employers, etc.
The American Art Works, Inc,
Coshocton, Ohio.
NJ. a. w. Crank Case Oh Heater for
automobiles, does away with your
winter oil troubles. Write for ter
ritory. Rex Lindemann, Enderlin,
North Dakota. State Distributor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. new; sure
hit. Big money possibilities, outfit
supplied. Mems Belt Buckle item.
Free particulars. National Crafts, 20
West 9th St., New York.
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LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Oct. l2.-tP)-U. S. ID. A.
-Cattle-300; compared a week ago
fed yearlings SOC higher; spots more
on light kinds; weighty steers IS to
soc off: lower grade kinds at new low
for season; all yearlings and better
grade light steers closed very active
at advance: extreme top ycarlings
1850; weighty steers 1915: heifer
yearlings 1900; she stcsk closed I'M
evenly higher; mostly Csc up on fat
COWS; heavy heiferS and cutters with
butcher heifers unevenly SO to 75c
higher; bulls Is to Csc higher and
vealers steady: approximately 1880
western grassers in run: killer run
small mostly $50 to 1850 with Mon
tana's 1895; bulk westerns went on
stocker and killer at 9.25 to 1915; re-
placement cattle closed steady to
weak with country movement largest
Of season.
Sheep $500; two doubles from
feeding stations; 4,400 direct: by the
week 218 doubles from feeding sta
tions 14,250 direct: constantly i'm
proving markets featured weeks fat
lamb trade; closing ewes SO to 75c
above week ago; fat ewes strong: top
prices range and native lambs 1875;
fat ewes 5.25: bulk prices: native and
range lambs 1900 to 1880: fat ewes
400 to SIS; feeding lambs Is to SOC
higher: bulk 1925 to 1900: breeding
ewes 600 to 7.25; feeders 500 down.
Hogs-5,000 including 1000 direct;
market mostly steady to l0c lower:
top 1910; few loads and odd lots leo
600 ID OTIS to 1910: packing sows 500
to CTS; shippers 500; estimated hold
overs 1000: butchers, medium to
choice 25O-3OO Id 9.15 to 1910: 200-250
ID $50 to 1910; 10000 ID $50 to
1910: i30-16O ID OILS to 1000: pack
ing sows IT'S to go nominal; pigs
medium to choice 90-l30 ID 900 to
1000.
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Chicago, Oct. l2-H3-(U. s. q. Al
Potatoes receipts 1876 cars. on track
455, total u. S. shipments 1925 cars:
trading rather slow, market firm on
Russets. others trifle easier; Wiscon-
sin sacked Round Whites, northern
section 2.65 to 2.75, central section ESQ
to ass: Minnesota. North Dakota
sacked Red River Ohios 2.4O to $50:
fancy shade higher Minnesota sacked
Round Whites best ESQ to EGO: others
2.35 to ESQ; South Dakota sacked
Early Ohios ESQ to ECO, few 2.6S;
Idaho sacked Russets 2.8o to 500.
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MINNEAPOLIS POTATOES

Minneapolis, Oct. 12.-P)-(U. s.
D. A.o-Potatocs: Coed wire inquiry,
demand good, market strong. Car
loads F. O. B. shipping point. based
on delivered sales less all Transports
ton charges. sacked cwts.. Round
Whites, y. s. No. ! and partly grad.
ed, 1926.
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Exchanges Closed

New York, Oct. 12.-(AP)
The New York stock ex.
change and all other secur.
tiles and commodities mar.
kets. and the banks, were
closed today in observance Of
Columbus Day, a legal holi-
day. The Chicago and Min.
neapolis grain exchanges
were also closed.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-12
DOCTORS

DOCTORS
The SURGEONS operated John
Dear me-Dcar me-Poor John Is
gone
Oh doesn't he look calm and sweet
With flowers at his head and feet.
Buff John had visited DR.. Mac
Lachlan's Clinic he would not be
decked with flowers but would still
be alive and WELL. We know that
the KNIFE can NOT CURE dis
a S for the trouble Is in the Blood.
How car a knife cut the disease out
Of the Blood? We do CURE dis
case for VIZ purify the blood and re-
move the acid poisons from the
system with u pure vitamin
Herbs, Roots. Bark and our Alkaline
Blood Treatments and Scientific
Food Combinations. We have
CURED HUNDREDS and we can
CURE YOU. Clinic Rooms 6-8, Luz
"a Block, Bismarck, N. Oak. tNO
KNIFE).
HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOE SALE
FOR SALE-Portablc electric sewing
machine. 8 piece mahogany dining
room set. 3 piece overstuffed mo-
hair set and two electrical fixtures.
Phone $50.
FOR RENT-Onc wood bed and
dressing table to match. laundry
stove, and round dining roo table.
Phone 538-W or call at 706 Tenth
street.
FOR SALE-Quickmeal range. three
large heaters and Perfection two
burner oil stove and oven. Call It
3l4 Second street.
FOR sALE-Onc Edison phonograph
with records and Victor attach
ment. In excellent condition. Phone
055-J.
FOR SALE-Practically new Harrison
Upright piano, apartment size. very
reasonable. Call at l20 West Ros-
ser.
BARGAINS In used furniture. Kan
nelly Furniture CO. Mandan. =. 2.
FOR sALE-einger sewing machine.
Call at 600 Ave. D Or phone 1851.
WORK WANTED
CARPENTER viii build your home
or garage, do alterations and re-
pairs. Estimate tree. Call phone
9o0-W.
CHIMNEY SWEEP, furnaccs and
chilnIleys cleaned. work guaranteed.
price reasonable. ehone ~.
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BUSINESS
BOULDER DAM-LAS VEGAS

to 100 important questions
advance information for you-in il
Illustrated booklet endorsed: First
State Bank. Las Vegas; State En-
girleer, Carson City. Send 81 today.
Boulder Dam Information. Inc, Las
Vegas. Nevada.
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ROOMS o RENT

FUR NEWT
FOR RENT-About Oct. Goth, front
room on ground floor, nicely fur
nished. can be used for light house.
keeping. Hazelhurst Apartments,
All Fifth street. Phone 273.
FOR RENT-In modern home, nicely
furnished sleeping room, also fur
nished light housekeeping room
with kitchenette and extra closet.
Call at 623 Sixth street.
FOR RENT-Furnishcd room for
light housekeeping. heat, lights and
water included. Call at 100 Man
dan or phone l236-W.
FOR RENT-Furnished light house.
keeping rooms, very warm. clean
and convenient. Bismarck Business
College Building. Inquire at Room
6.
FOR RENT-Large pleasant sleeping
room, i'll modern home. Suitable
for n or two. Board If desired.
Also garage for rent. Call 1914.
FOR RENr-Very pleasant furnished
sleeping room in modern home. al
ways hot water. Close III. Phone
926-J. at 507 Third street.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished Sleep
ing room in modern home, hot wa
ter heat. Close in. Corner Fifth
and Rosser. 4O2 Fifth street.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front
room in modern home, suitable for
II Or two. Call at 706 Fourth
street or phone 14l0.
FOR RENT-Light housekeeping
rooms Inquire at the Broadway
Food Market. corner Sixth and
Broadway.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front
room in modern home. Call at 100
Ave. B Or phone l384-R after 4:30
p. m.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
in modern home. Gentleman pre-
ferred. Call at 623 Fifth street.
FOR RENT-Three room furnished
apartment, $500 per month. Call
at back door, 1902 Fourth street.
FOR RENTAL modern room, suit
able for two. Phone 426-J or call
at 4l9 Third street.
ROOM FOR RENT-Men only. Phone
1852 or call at AIS Fourth street.