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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-31
::l5 y. NJ. PRICES

Allegheny 3oia
American Bosch Magnetic ...... ~
American lib
American and Foreign Power. SO
American Internl. ............ Az
American Metal ............. a9a,
.Sm,srle sma h'ms' a and Hia eiin,ns.. MA.
Amer. Telephone and Telegraph 80
American WOODEN ............. lo,.
.%Anadonca 90,
Andes Copper
Atlantic Refining ........... AZ.
h1tn'ss" 4 ohio : ::::::::. ii!sss,,.
endiN Aviation 40
Rethlehcm Steel .............. a6is
Burroughs Adding Machine .... ~
csrr" de- r .as,,'e ....... -.S,.
e.. NJ. st. Paul \ Pacific pid,.. ~
chicago 4 Northwestern ...... IS
thrNSIer ......... ......... 3siu
Columbus Gas and Electric.... 81
Commercial Investment Trust. iiia
Commonwealth and Sou. ....... lG
Consolidated Gas ............. 100
nn Font ..e'... AS
i:leetric Power and Light ...... 40
Erie {. ~
General American Tank ....... 1O3a,
General Electric ............. .a0
General Foods 5Sal
General Gas and Electric A.. 50
Genera! Mills ~.
General Motors SOL,
Great Northern pfd. ........... 1Oaas
Industrial oil and Gas 1870. ~.
Inspiration Copper ..s........ M
international Combustion Eng. IA
International Harvester ....... %
international Nickel Can. ...... 40
int. Telephone and Telegraph. san.
Johns Manvillc Ia
Kansas city southern Hallway 81
kennecutt aG,s
May Department stores ....... Is
Missouri. kansas \ Texas ..... iOis
Montgomery Ward ............ Z.
Miami copper 81
National Dairy Products ...... 81
National Power u l.iGht..... 31'r
Nevada Consolidated .......... 3Sis
New York central ............ 20. \.
North American l0l
Northern Pacific ,............ ~
Pacific Gas and Electric ...... 5a's
Packard EOS
i,an-Ameriram Petroleum r.. IL
Pennsylvania Railroad ........ ?ai4
ltldio ........s ~
Radio -Orphcum ......... 90,
Reading -. l2s,.
Rock Island 10
Schultz stores IL
Sears is"cbuck llG
SIMMONS S5N
Skeily Oil 81
Southern Pacific ............ 49,
Southern Railway ............. lilla
Standard Brands .............. 303i
Standa rd Gas and Electric ..... 1881,
Standard Oil of california ...... III I,
standard Oil of New Jersey ..... 81
STANDARD Oil III New York ...... 3Sii
Stcwart-ANarner S~pcedometer .. 80
Texas Corporation ........... 56as
TranscontinontaI Oil ......... 81
Union Carbide %
Emitted Aircraft 5S
United Corporation ........... $I$,
United Gas and imp. .......... 81
L, =, Rubber ~
T.. s. Steel ....... ......... 1859;
Utility Power and Light ....... "5a,
Warner Bros. 431.
Westinghouse Electric ........ $50
Noolwnrth 20
Yellow Truck and Oh. ......... IL
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-31
HOUSES AND A

FOR SALE-Nine room new modcl
stucco house, including den or b
room downstairs. A bed roomS vii
closets upstairs. large sun parl(
full basement insulated. plasterj
and partitioned into laundry roo
with tubs. vegetable room, u
room. furnace and coal room, h
water heat, new stucco garage
taclled to house. immediate posse
sion. would take In a satisfacto
small house as part payment
satisfactory price. Duplex dive
Ing. 6 rooms including 3 bed roOT
in each. hardwood floors, full baSN
ment with cement floor. gas ran
in each and coal range In one, go@
shape. well located on pavemcsI
Nine room modern house close
for rent. Other houses and lots n
sale. Geo. M. Register.
FOR RENT-Six room modern hou
with three large bedrooms, 81
basement with laundry. Can
occupied Immediately. Also Il
large rooms for rent. Call at q
Ave. A.
FOR SALE-Modern II room hou
in city, large grounds. Small dow
payment with easy terms. !
further particulars write Nd
Clooten. Kuhn. N. D.
FOR RENT-Modern five room hou
and bath at AIS Fifteenth sire
north. Also haul fertilizer. bla(
dirt. sand and gravel. Phone SAIL
FOR RENT-Eight room mode
house at COS Third street. 81
marck. Call Marcovitz Grocery I'd
Army Store. Mandan 357.
FOR RENT-strictly modern
room bungalow. close in, attach
garage. Inquire O. w. Rober(
Phone Isl.
FOR RENT-NeWly decorated mode
house. Inquire E. II. Weber. 81
urdays and Sundays at Grand =
cific Hotel.
FOR RENT-New five room modG
bungalow, full basement. one bio
from Roosevelt school. Pho
737-M.
FOR RENT-Brand new mode
bungalow and garage. Write Tri
une Ad. No. II.
FOR RENT-Seyen room house w
bath. Phone 1913 or call 1t
Main Ave.
FOR RENT-Best house in town. T
information write Tribune Ad. !
70.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-31

The gray substance represents -
to 50 per cent Of the total weight Of
the brain.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-31
49,
FEMALE HELP WANTED

FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED AT ONCE-Experienced
lady cook. must have references,
state wages in first letter. Write
or phone Hotel Underwood. Under
wood. No. OAK.
Neutrality-suspicious. saleslady for
general store at Flasher, North Da-
kota. Apply at Alex Rosen and
Brother. Bismarck. N. ID.
WANTED-Waitrcss at O'Brien's
Cafe.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-31
DOCTORS

John Doe was fair and debonair9
But friends for him are weeping
He went into the surgeons lair
Now on the hill he's sleeping.
BUT-John Doe would not have "a
to the long. long sleep II he n
visited the Clinic OF DR.. T. M. MI
Lachlan Harvard. We cure II
eases without the knife for !
know that disease cannot be :
from the body with q knife. ID
ease is In the blood. How can n
cut 1t out Of the blood with Q knif|
Thousands OF people are killed
made chronic invalids every ye|
In the United States through III
necessary surgical operations. q
out Of the rut and don't be q
With our vitamin Herbs, Roots q
Bark: Alkaline Blood Treatme|
and our Scientific Food Cognbin|
tions we have CURED HUNDRED
and we can CURE you. Clin|
Rooms 6-8. Lucas Block, Bismard
N. Oak. mo KNIFE.)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-31
EVERY DOLLAR

EVERY DOLLAR
you make. in salary or incon)
comes from North Dakota lands. |
THERE IS NO GAMBLE in eth
Bismarck City Property or Norl
Dakota farm lands.
DO YOUR BUSINESS with a md
whom you know rather than with
broker two thousand miles fro
here whom you don't know and
whom you never heard save throu1
correspondence or circulars al
who docs not care a thing aboI
you.
1 HAVE SOME WONDERFUL BAI
GAINS in lands and some real bud
in Bismarck City property.
NEARLY THREE THOUsAN
SALES made without q complai}
from any buyer.
HOW DID YOUR BROKER TREA
YOU WHEN YOUR MARGIN RA
OUT? DID He CARE?
r. f. YOUNG.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-31
PRICES RALLY
VIOLENTLY; PROFIT
taking CHECKS RISE
Bank Of England Rediscount
Rate Reduction and Rookie.
Teller Purchases Help

Chicago OCT. Jl.-H1-O1rcc-
tors Of the Standard Oh Company
Of Indiana today declared m cx-
ira cash dividend Of CSC each
share In addition TO the regular
cash dividend Of 62tac. The extra
dividend Wa authorized In view
OF the excellent earnings Of the
company this year." The conn
pany also announced Il was con-
sidcring 70 apply for the listing Of
IT. stock on the New York stock
exchange.
New York. Oct. 3l.-(E1-Thc rally
in stock prices. which started yester-
day when powerful buying support
was supplied by leading financial in
terests. was resumed with consider
able violence at the delayed opening
Of today's market. Prices of scores Of
issues bounded upward S to 80 points
at the start. but the wild advance
attracted heavy profit-taking which
quickly carried many stocks down
to II points below the opening QUOTA
tions.
Reduction Of the Bank of England
discount rate from 6 IL to 6 per cent,
coupled with the statement Of Johl:
D. Rockefeller. ST., that he and his
son were buying sound common stocks
contributed to the revival Of con-
ftdence In the market.
Sharp opening advances in many
stocks indicated an absence Of nearby
bids. many OF which had been with
drawn overnight. Auburn Auto
jumped IS points. Underwood Elicit
Fisher 30. Standard Gas a. Electric
&c 1-2. North American "a 10 and
Atchison. Westinghouse Electric. Fox
Film. National Biscuit. Norfolk a.
Western. Brooklyn Union Gas. East
man Kodak. International Harvester,
Chesapeake g. Ohio. Sears Roebuck
international Telephone and Amcri-
can e. Foreign Power Is points, OF
more.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-31
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
SEVEN ROOM modern house, CID
in, outside garage. House in god
condition. Location 500 w. Broad
way. Rental $4,000 per month.
SIX ROOM modern two story hou4
Possession November 9Th, locatid
423 Tenth street. Rental $500 n
month.
nEDDEN REAL ESTATE AGENd
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-31
MINNEAPOLIS Cash CLOSE

Minneapolis, Oct. 81. - Wheat
receipts today 1913 compared to 307 .
year ago. Minneapolis cash wheat
and coarse grain closing quotations
today follow:
Cash Wheat Delivered Arrive
New Britain herald., 1929-08-06
Navy's Mystery Seaplane Expected
 To Make 400 Miles An Hour In Test

velop 1,700 horsepower, Williams said, which he believe will make all of 400 miles an hour, maybe more, if the racer is properly designed tc withstand the terrific strain. Front Suggests Sheep The front view of the Mercury suggests a huge Rock Mountain sheep, it's gigantic horns curling backward and down. These are the exhaust pipes from the upper banl. of cylinders.
 Twenty-seven highly sensitive in- struments which indicate everything from the temperature of the water in the cooling tanks in the wing 10 the wind pressure per square inch against the flying surfaces are locat- cd on the dashboard. The entire craft is streamlned to the last de gree and the cockpit is so located that the pilot is exposed 10 none Of the terrihcally rushing wind. genei- ated not only as a backwash from the propeller but also caused by the friction of the plane through the air.
 The tiny wings are copper color ed and the propeller is natural steel color. The rest of the Mercury is painted q deep sea blue. The entire weight is 4,200 pounds of which 2,- 25O pounds IS motor.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-06
AT THE CAPITOL

The Gamblers" was greeted en- fhusiastically by last nights audience at the Capitol theater. It undouDt- edly marks one of the most perfect achievements of the screen to date. Situations, each ore vital and telling, Ca commentary on the keen dramatic sense Of Charles Klein. whose drama of the same name enjoyed a spec 'acuIar run on Broadway ard the road) ar repeated perfectly, and rendered perfectly by the players.
 Director curtiz makes discreet use Of his genius for giving scenes at different camera angles. and in bringing out the dive, sent angles O. thought.
 It is all all talkie with II. E. War ner ard Lois Wilson and will be pre- 5ented again toiay and Wednesday,.
 On Thursday the Capitol will offer as the main attraction of a double feature bill 'Simba," the Martin Johnson African expedition pictures in sound. The cO-fcature will offer Douglas Mclean In "The Carnation Kid" Beginning next Sunday the capitol will offer the new Clara Bow picture "Dangorous Curves"
New Britain herald., 1929-08-06
GastOnia Defendants
 Will Tour Country

Gastonia, x. C., Aug. 6 (UP) - The three women, under indictment charging conspiracy to murder in connection with the death of Chief of Police o. F. Adcrholt of Gastonia. are planning to make a tour of the country with New York as the first stop.
 Miss Vera Busch. Miss Sophie Melvin and Miss Amy Schechter, re leased under bonds while other de- fendants still were held in jail here. said they wanted to make the tour chiefly to raise funds for their trial starting August 2G.
 wen tell the world-and' how,'' T. year old Miss Melvin said. No body can tell us that we will eyer get fair trial in these capitalist courts, but when we get back wen have some sympathy"
New Britain herald., 1929-08-06

Philadelphia, Aug. LP - The nayy's mystery plane, Mercury Racer, securely lashed to the deck Of the naval tug Nausett. left the Philadelphia navy yard today for Annapolis. Md.
 Tomorrow, ii all goes well, Lieut.. Afford J. Williams. navy speed ace, will try out the ship. In short time he expects to discover whether he has q plane with a chance Of winning the Schneider cup race at Cowen, Eng. in September.
 In Hands of Experts
 For the last six months the plane has been in the hands of experts who have done their work in great secrecy.
 Lieut. Williams today told some of the interesting details. The body Of the plane is 20 feet long, from nose to rudder. From wing tip to wing tip the spread is 50 feet. The weight of the motor, con pared with the size Of the ship, brings the glid- ing ratio to such narrow margin. that were the motor 10 go dead while in the air, the craft would dive rather than volplane gracefully to the water.
 The motor, composed of four banks of six cylinders each, will de-
New Britain herald., 1929-08-06
WOMEN ARE BOSSES
 IN GOVT. CIRCLES
Are Making Good, Too, Wash
 ington Officials Say

Washington, Aug. 6. P,-Thcre Is woman in the state department whose special business is to act as liaison officer between the dip lomatic corps and the treasury, and her duties include arranging for smooth operation of diplmatic liquor permits.
 For other departments, womc: do jobs varying from lighting lamps at dusk on lonely streams to supervising personnel of 400" individuals in the postal servicc's headquarters,
 Officials universally proclaim wo men successes. They invariably voluntarily say when referring to feminine assistants she runs that job. too," or and she is the boss Of that work"
 The woman who assists the dip. lomats is Miss Margaret V. Ben
New Britain herald., 1929-08-06

nett she attends to all trouble some details.
 Miss Alice B. Sanger, who work cd for President Harrison as a stenographer, is appointment clerk of the post office department. commissioners the commerce de partment has in it's service eight other potential feminine commis- soners, now scattered in trade jobs over the globe.
 Miss Jessie Dell has demonstrat- cd feminine capability in the of flee of the civil service commis- sion. and Miss Mary Emma O'Rcilly takes her duties as assist ant director of the United States mint with ease and charm. Assistant Secretary Bond Of the treasury. in charge of fiscal affairs, has Miss Ann Wilson 10 assist him.
 There are many others: the Army Nurse Corps is under the direction of Maj. Julia s. Stimson and her assistants are women. In the Navy, Miss Isabel Debois is chief of the libraries division, di- rccting the buying and distributing of reading matter, not only in all naval stations, but on the high seas as well.
 With the resignation of Mrs. Ma bel Walker Willebrandt, the out standing woman official of the jus even in that branch of the gov ernment, women still hold impor- tant posts as special assistants.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-06
AT THE, PALACE,

A peep into the rural and city life of modern England that reflects the true spirit and customs of the country today is promised patrons of the Palace theatcr, where Be yond London's Lights" the FRO production featuring Lee shumway is now playing.
 Adapted for the screen from the English novel kitty Carstairs,' ny J. J. Bell, the story deals with 2 young English country lass and her love for q gentleman far above her station.
 The companion feature is Square Shoulders" a story Of the greatest love on earth.
 Louis Wolhcim, who is often call ed the screens uslicst actor" has his first sympathetic role in Square Shoulders" Also selected short sub iects.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-06
W00DCH0PPER ID
 AWAIT FALL TRIAL
Vermont Man Accused Of Mur- der of Father in BraWl

Bellows Falls, Vt, Aug. 6 P)- George r. Kent 42 year old Graf- ton woodchopper, who is accused of shooting his "A year old father, Llewellyn, when the latter, alleged ly in a drunken rage, attempted To choke his sons wife. will have 70 stay in the Windham county jail at Newfane until the county court meets the second Tuesday in Sep tember.
 He was arraigned before Judge Thomas O'Brien in special session Of the municipal court here last night and, after waiving examina- ton, was held without bail on a charge of murder.
 The elder Kent died at the Rock ingham hospital early yesterday. The shooting occurred late Sunday in the Kent home, three quarters of mile south of Grafton village. Both Mrs. Kent and George Page, her broth er were held as material wi.- nesses.
 :" Llewellyn Kent was an uncle of Elroy Kent, hanged at Windsor in 1912, for the murder of Miss Celia Congdon at East Wallingford. The woman was found hacked to death With a meat cleaver.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-06
LAKE, EOMPOI NCI.

A varied program of jazz music Including separate specialtles, which rival some Of the best acts in Naudc- yille, will be presented by McEnel- ly's Victory Recording orchestra, one Of the best known groups of musl- Clans in the country, at Lake Com bounce in Bristol Wednesday night, Aug. :. The orchestra, which has appeared in the Bristol park one be- fore this season, was engaged at the request oi the patrons who were a, the Casino at the time of their last appearance at the resort about two Weeks ago. At that time nearly i,00O people from cities and towns throughout this section, gathered at the ballroom to hear and sec the famous orchestra. Expectations are that the attendance will be even larger Wednesday night.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-06
AT THE STRAND

Margaret Mayo and Salisbury Fields faomus stage farce, Twin Beds" is seen with both words and music in the Lew First National Aitaphonc picture, adapted from the stase play, at the Strand theater how.
 With J~ck Mulhall starred. and Patsy Ruth Miller in the leading feminine role, this all-comedy pic iurc with songs and music, IS well as dialogue is crowding the honse. Al Bryan and George w. Meyer staff song writers at First NatiOna! have posed three numbers for '.Twin Beds, one ot ihese-"lt You Were Mine"-bcing a snre-fire song hit. Other numbers are "The Chick en Walk" danced and sung by a chorus of 50 gills, and My Wee Bonnie Jean.'
 On Thursday Mary Brian and Richard ArleE will be featured in !"The Man l Love" an ail talking picture. There will also be five sc feet acts of vaudeville.
 Beginning next Sunday the strand will offer Warner Bros. first all coior sensation. "On With the Sbow,' ali tingng, talking and dancing hit with a great east.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-06
POrcupine Guide to
 Lost Berry Pickers

North Bay, Ont, Aug. $ Pl-A porcupine today unwittingly led to the rescue Of a woman and seven children lost for hours in q dense wood while berry picking.
 Mrs. Herbert Sparing, her three children and four children of neighbor, left on a berry picking trip eariy yesterday. When ther failed 10 return at sundoWn, alarm was felt and wide search started in which more than 50 men participated.
 shortly after l o'clock this morning searchers discovered them making their way along road south of here. They said they had entirely lost their dircc- Jlon until a dog with the party aroused the i'll nature of a porcu- pine which sent a barraee of quills into the canine's nOsc. Rowling Eith pain the dog set off for home and the party followed.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-06
Suicide Effort Cures
 Man With Paralysis

Santa Cruz, Cal. Aug. 6 (UPj A multiple suicide attempt did for Amandus J. Paulsen, attorney. what doctors had been unable to do-cure him of partial paralysis Of the legs, fingers and hands.
 Tired of the disability he had suffered ever since a hit-and run motorist struck him five years ago. Paulsen tried to end his fife yesterday. First he cut his throa with q butcher knife. Then he turned on the gas. Finally he lay down in a bathtub full of wa,er and waited to see which would be first, death by loss of blood, drowning or asphyXiation.
 He was found before death ar rived, Taken unconscious 10 a hospital, he revived to- find he again had control of his legs, hands and fingers.
 ''I never felt better in my life," he said, "and l want to live.'
 Doctors say he will.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-06

done away with? The cavalry?
 But, technicians point out, if the man on the horse is done away with by mechanization, his place will have to be taken. He will have to be superseded for tactical pur- poses by soldiers in armorcd cars.
 Another conjecture is that It might be economical to conccn- trate the American standing arm.l at one or two posts in the conti mental United States. There are many posts now with few meh and officers.
 But army posts are a local politi cal asset and always nave been.
 Whatever the eventual findings of the proposed board, the Prcsi- dents announced plans have se. tochnicians and statisticians 10 do- ing a lot of quiet figuring.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-06
SMALL BOY SENDS LETTER
 AROUND WORLD TO SELF
Posts MiSsiNe With Money From Penny Bank, to Have Graf
 Carried Souvenir

Savannah, Ca. Aug. 6 tPl-1f all goes well with the Graf Zeppelin on its round the world flight, Master Thomas ScreVen Carr, who lives clear around the world from himself. will receive a letter from Master Thomas Scrcven Carr.
 The Savannah boy, son of the city treasurer. has written a letter to himself, taken $3.60 from his penny bank for stamps and posted the mis- sive for the Zeppelin world tour which begins tomorrow. The receiv- CT of the letter will be most a month older than the sender. if Command CT Hugo Eckencr completes tn" flight in his designated time.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-06
BODY ON EXHIBIT

Lisbon, Portugal. Aug. 6 UP)- The body of the patriarch of Lisbon, arrayed in the vestments of a card inal, was exposed to public view to- day in the throne room until 6 D.. m., then was removed to the Cathe- dral. All prelates participated in the cortege. Final funeral cere- monies will be held Sunday. The patriarch will be buried in the San Vicente Pantheon.