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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
HENRY c. MAILMAN
DIES OF BLOOD CLOT
Sudden Death Comes @ He d
Recovering From Opera
ton Of Week Ago

Henry G. Mailman. 20. OF Gle Man.
dan street. died suddenly at $50 this
morning a the result Of q blood clot
forming a week after IN operation
which otherwise gave every indication
Of restoring his health.
Mr.. Dahlman was q native Of Glen.
coc. Minnesota. and had been In
North Dakota about 20 years. Tor
eight years he was connected with
the publication Jim Jam Gems and
for five years he had been With the
Durham Lumber company.
He was secretary Of Zion Lutheran
church board and the funeral viii Be
held there Friday. ARRANGEMENTS
have not be definitely made Tor the
services, word being awaited from
brothers and sisters In Minnesota.
These r J. G. Mailman, Moose
Lake. william Mailman. Plato. Mrs.
H. w. Brtnkman. Glencoe. and Mn.
Lena Tiets. Henderson. Mr.. Nahl.
man spent his vacation. last summer.
visiting these.
He also leaves 4 widow and two
children, Mary, IL. and Bert, 8. Mn.
Mailman wa Adelaide. daughter Of
John d. Albers, . pioneer Of Han.
mover.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
Brokers' Messenger
Missing With $4,000

%. Paul. MINI, DC. 94.-E-
MlGsiug with $4,000 d the firms val
uables. Frank Keeler. messenger for
the local oeflce q Paine. Webber a.
CO. Stock bgokefs, was the object Of
. police search today.
Authorities had been unable to de-
teFmlne whether Keeler had been
k1dnapod. ne LETT the office late yes
tor0Ay 1og . hank to deposit cur
Joney, etookS and securities. When
10 lalled 70 return investigation re-
vea)ed h hAd not reached the bank.
1he valnables included 42,5OO In
caa,s. >loo0 I'd non.negotiable secure
itjess and 1850 In checks endorsed
Tor depoeit only.
Aeeler = = years Old and was en-
p1oyed - the brokers two months
go. He was bonded and the amount,
officials sAid. r covered By insurance.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
Tailor Killer Suspect
ID Under Surveillance

Minneapolis, Dec. 2l.-N-With
90 0an under surveillance and ex.
poceod - - arrested sometime today,
police oontlnuod their Investigation
q IL s1aying q Michael 0renlund,
to-yearAo1a tailor, found hammered
= 4oath n his shop yesterday.
Oetecttyo0 sotd the suspect had
ben watched since last night after
his Suspicious Acttons had led them
% cheek hiD activities closely. They
refused . reveal certain evidence on
which they aid they win base the Or.
rtek.
A check Of PAWN shops was con-
tinued today 81 IN effort to find GER
tain ARTICLES missing from the tailor
ehop. Il Was expected the slayer
might have pavned . 1850 diamond
RIM. taken lFom the hand Of the slain
man. Together With q fur lined coat
md . 0oe6 watch.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
STOCK MARKET GETS
ITS XMAS CHEER As
Marks LIFT UPWARD
Rubbsrs Were The Only lnpor-
tant Issues Failing 70 Par.
ticipate IN Rally

New York. Dec. .l.-fAp,-rha
ted r.hr,strc.: checr fcr Mi ,..An.e
stock msrket provided +. iittie heias
soSaw ~.hsr Vorr re- III.
sfncIs vvere m.rkea : c~erts
! Carbonate. hcr,sv~r a. 49, ~ ~.
erinr onerati6ns az thu near ~
provided the chief stimuius 10 the
norfanf Issues that fsi1Ad e. r:..ics.
nate n the raiiv. lnsses ~ nnSnt
81 two being nnita conomon II M
1roun $3.50
Trading started off ~ Sasrlv
Afternoon shoet seiIicS -. 40
lively li1ht IN volume
call money oneneA at 81 ner cant.
| the hirheat r~ene~,s1 80 earca N~~
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
Capitol Business
At Standstill as
Officials FrOlic

Business was almost Ct . standstill
ct The stAte capitol building this
meaning - employees and officials
seaGod m lmpromptu program.
0ov6enoe 0ooego J. ohAfer. Form
q 0oveenoe J. y. Devine. Miss Ber-
TIA Palmer, and w. Z. Parsons gave
tain.
insurance. Ccmmissioner 3. a. Obs
noes played his violin.
WllliASm LAl1t and Christ Kallen.
berger q the custodiAn's staff SANG
and OaEi \. lGoeitsky and his eight
yoa9-ood daughter. Eleyce. presented
. hAsnonica and dance ct.
- 0oehoet Of the state land de-
pogtmo0k M impeooayi0.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
Christmas Day Is One
OF Economy to Turks

Angora. Dec. 2-l.-dR-Christmas
day. . day Of gifts and mesIlment for
the Christian world, viii this year Be
Turkeys day Of grim national eeon-
omy.
Tho Turkish government has
named December - - nattonal ~.
ings day to i1still notions q economy
In the luxury-loving nurkish people.
The savings day Is part Of the GOV.
ernment's program for extricotine
Turkey from impending economic Ais-
aSter.
The Angora industrial hank viii
give . tea party tomorrow 70 T1nTkish
mothers and school teachers. "a or6or
to outline methods Of teachtng eoon.
omy to the youth o. the country.
Speeches and publications through
out the nation will devote 70 the sane
purpose. and Christmas day WIN
hencefoeth be celebrated annually 6
National Economy Day.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
Wins Wager There
Is q Santa Claus

Tampa. Fla. Dec. 24.-(R-Chasley
Long. negro was willing TO bet his 90
that there's . Santa Claus, and
Charley won.
Convicted In police court yesterday
Of gambling. no was sentenced % pay
q fine Of 30 n serve 10 days In jall.
He started to pay but changed his
mind.
"Why?" asked the Judge. curlously.
cause they always turn folks loose
from de Jail house on Christmas eve
day." Charley answered.
"But suppose they DON'T" replied
the Judge.
II bet my ten bucks they do"
Charley answered.
Today Mayor D. B. Mckay ordered
Is prisoners In the city stockade ye.
leased. Charley was one OF the Is.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
Santa Claus Coming,
Hanging to Parachute

Washington, Dec. 2l.-N1-6Ailta
Claus is coming to Washington hang
Ing to a parachute.
A wondering group OF orphans.
gathered through the kindly officers
Of the American Red Gross ct the
Anacostia naval air station Tomorrow.
will see him come sailing out q a
airplane in the sky.
Dressed In white whiskers, Santa
Claus suit and carrying q baS q
presents. w. +. Scott. chief machin-
lists mate, famous parachute Jumper
Of the navy. will jump from . trans
port plane 1000 feet above the field.
SCOTS Jump In the role Of Santa
Claus will be his roth.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
WHEATPR|CESMAR
AS ARGENTINE ACTS
SANTA Claus ROLE
Cutting the Exportable Surplus
Estimate il Hall Shoots
Values Up Five Cents

Chicago. De-. .a.-tAP,-Stirred in
10 excitsment seldom riysled. the chi.
.ayo wheat market today went sky
ward early e = .bughel. n startling
official .rnn estimate from Argentina
fmrn;shinr the The Ar1cn-
line estimate poinfed 10 lkelihoOd OF
lsmroream need III about ~. o0O 900 bu.
more ,vhsaf from North America thar
there has he%retofore xenerally been
.."nrt~i nuon. This situation was in.
xcsii.ssted nv ,ennrts that relatively
,it1ie ~ III. new Arrcntine wheat
..,,,s ,,.tt, I've avsi,ahle for shipment
nnp-. .,,e votd.,I. IF Eebruarv. and
.hat s,o,.,6 ,mnnrt s~unnlies until then
r,,.st ..r,ne mainly from Tie United
mas. ' ",T r.r.Ia
After sizing 10 \ ma height
~ h,,shet over vesterday's fin
"a, S.hi..rn wheat closed nervous,
IN. vn'.. - Nv Pain eDec' i:5E
Hy.r gia,n n "a: Nav 1854 to al:
t",w icesp ~ IS
-. .ssa H.. IN 80 nm. dec.
nois ~ u. Mar 81 10 T.: May 96L
%
a.. -. ~ ,i.c advanced. and pro-
;s,oms ~rc,a nr.S IA = rise Of l5c.
ssi,.trv resi.tiess i,nnctus TO wheat
,,ri.a ofvonca. hnre today in connec.
ur. s r., = ..rs. .tcr.i sisshinc OF Ar.
..r,inc ,,fr,ciai .rnn estimates was
rew.. that exnort business IN North
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24

generate power. Unfavogable weather
has handicapped the rescue attempts.
Efforts Will Be continued. however.
to establish . base on the Siberian
coast.
Railroad officials at Seward were
reported to have made arrangements
to start three big cabin planes on
their way to FAIRBANKS, within two
hours after thar arrival 1t Seward
tonight O tomorrow. The planes are
being moved from Seattle to Seward
aboard the coast guard cutter Chslan.
"A squad Of Canadian airmen On the
relief expedition aboard the Chelan
then viii ny the planes from Fair
hanks TO Teller and Join the search
Tor the missing men.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
MObridge Kiwanis to
Give Children Gifts

Mobridge. s. D.. Dec. 23.-Tl,e
undcr-privileged children Of Mo-
bridge are to be taken care Of ct
Christmas by the Kiwanis club. the
members assisting Santa Claus IN this
task.
All names are being gathered -
the club. assisted by the BOY Scouts
and thus every child Of Mo6gidGo Il
assured Of . Merry Christmas.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
Slump in Kettle Fund
Causes Hitch in Good
Fellows Xmas Plans

Owing to q slump IN the kettle re.
ceipts Of the Salvation Army. the
Good Fellows had to be increased BY
IS. today. A hurried canvass was
made among Rotarians and donations
Of Is each obtained.
The Salvation Army had intended
to supply 48 needy families with
Christmas cheer, but It's donated
funds would not suffice, and part Of
these families were turned over to
the Red Cross and Rotary club.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
Trinity Lutheran
Church viii Have
Two Xmas Services

A festival service at II o'clock to-
morrow morning. and Q vesper serv-
To- q I p. n. win mark the observ-
ance q Christmas In the Trinity Lu-
thoran church. according to Rev.
oplo q. Hindahl, pastor.
At the Afternoon service, the
Christmas pageant Of the church
school, THE Christmas Gift" with
special music. win b given. The
pastor extends . cordial Invitation 70
vtsitoes IN The city q well as mem-
beFs e The congregation. to attend
these services.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
ARCDK|lNA'S Chief
ESCAPES ASSASSIN

Buenos Aires, Dec. 24.-(AP)-
An attempt was made to a~ssassinate
Prtsident lrieoyen Of Argentina here
Three shots were fired 1t
him, but No WAS not hurt. One Of
BID party was injured.
The man Was Immediately execu.
ted. The attempt occurred close to
tAe presidents own house.
The p~feeidentis chauffeur was kill.
q and the police commissioner Of
the city seriously wounded before
the assassin was shot by one Of the
predicate bodyguards.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
SOUTH 81. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South ST. paul. Dec. 34.-tAPl-W.
s. d. A.)-Cattle-S00: hardly enough
steers TO make = market; killing
classes nominally strong; few cars
yearlings 1850; odd head warmed up
and short fed steers $50 to- 1i.00: she
stock In very light supply bulk fat
cows SIS to IT'S; heifers us TO 800:
low cutters and cutters Ats to SIS:
very few medium grade bulls here;
practical top such kinds $50: bulk
IT'S 70 SIS; etockers and feeders IN
lieht supply, nominally unchanged;
ity considered. so to LOO higher. range
1870 TO 400; bulk 1880 to mostly
1900.
Hogs-3.soo; market active. mostly
Is 10 Is higher than Mondays av-
erage: tor $40: paid by all interests
for bulk desirable lights and butch
ers: packinE sows mostly SIS; smooth
kinds to $50 and better; pigs and
light lights little changed, bulk pigs
SIS: bulk light lights 200: average
cost Monday zoe: weight .ol.
Sheep-S0O: rum very light: few
sales Of lambs steady to strong: Az.
eraee weight - pounds At 1915 and
1Qe pounds weights 1t 1850: asking
1895 and better for fed lambs OF de-
Birable weight.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
n0STnN wOOa.

Boston. Dec. 24.-tAP)-wool: some
western grown woods. including ter.
ritOry and Texas lines 1t about steady
prices. compared with previous week:
small quantities strictly comblng SET
woolss soc or slightly above and %
SOS q to 75c secured basis.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
WHEAT ON
AFTER Bull R&pORTS

Minneapolis, Dec. :4.-tAPD-Wheat
futures went on q rampage carry
today because of strong cables and
extremely bullish Argentine crop re-
ports jumping sharply at the open
May closed az cent higher.
Oats futures trade failed TO broad
en- but prices were sharply higher
with other grains. Rye futures start
cd IN rent higher and conserved
most Of It's gain. Barley followed the
general trend with trade moderate;
flax opened IN to I cents higher on
light trade.
Cash wheat was strong At unchang-
ed comparative prices ~ limited ar
rivals were cleaned up readily Win.
ter was nominally unchanged. Durum
was scarce and milling quality was
wanted.
Cash pats offerings var light and
IN lair { o good demand. Rye was
hard TO quote. Barley ranged up
ward with futurea.r Flax was unset
TIED by the sharp advances In ~.
lures.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
Secretary Wilbur
And Senator BOrah
Appeal to Moscow

Oonslnued from page one)
crew Of the italia" two Year, ago,
MAS asked by Secretary Wilbur
through the Soviet news agency to
send rescue parties from two ships
l. has IN the vicinity.
Inc interior department head,
wn0ss setlon followed IN urgent ~
peaI Ton vilhje!mar Stefansson, Ia
nous Atctlc exUlorer, also instructed
Iovetnor f'arks' o. Alaska, to appca!
uIscss 70 the aceDreakers "lApke'
~ ~oslvropo!.' the two ships IN
.ne v,c;n'sy wnere EleIson and his
'"scnsn'y Were last 9
No U1leees0Ns made
- s...c cepsst1nens, informed o.
the tvpoiJ 70 apPea oi,ectIy to
s~. ~ s".ps; mede 9 9 OBJECTIONS
m....~. ~ .s ! aec'slon on tne
since $ecrstarv W;ih:,, al al m%ss s.,n
nit i for ! r;,,,v y .'Dor o'o NOT SUD-
NY; w. !: H.. ~. ..i.n g., ..<..
cue The ~ Src.r rI.;tos S1.ts.
territorv.r S"e,ets.v w;;iS... ..:I
"6ad weather M Il. i.ct - .rsfs
sdepted for uss IN ths f.r MOTH
frustrated or efforts' with In.
man life e stake. e~sneciallv In lives
Of brave men. We kave ashed the
Russians 70 assist u.s."
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
N1NNUAPOI.gg CAeM CRAIN

MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN
Minneapolis. Dec. 24.-(AP)-RanEO
or carlot grain sales: wheat: No. 4
hard spring. LA 3-4:. No. / dark
northern. 1.333e to l.35&: No. 1
northern. 1.:7N. to 1.33h: No: s mix.
cd. 10: No. 1 hard winter. LIS 81:
No. = amber durum, 1.l6n to LIAM;
No. 5 mixed durum. Lis.
Corn. No. I yellow. 1874 to son:
Oats. No. ! white, 20 81.
Rye. No. 1, - "a to -.
F Fsr'ey III No i. - . -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24

WEATHER AND ROADS
Devils Lake, ~; showing; roads
1Piftod.
Fargo. 30: showing: roads fair.
JAm3etown. IL: showing; roads
Valley City. rs: cloudy; roads fair.
WlIlloton, ~: clear.
Biemasck.Mandan, ~: clear; roads
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
.WEATnHM CONnfrp0Ns

Iow.preSsure area 10 centered
over Mlnnesota this morning. and pre-
axes northwestWard to Saskatche-
van. a high.prcssure area Ia c~entered
over utah. and 6snerAlly fair weather
prevails from the Rocky mountain re.
&lon westward to the Pacific coast,
warmer weather and hle
wind prevail over the northern plains
staecs q upper Mississippi valley,
Htfhweya throughout the state arc
mostly blocked. due to drifting snow,
ORRlS w. ROBERTS.
MAte0rOlowfaf
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
CHICAGO CASH GnAIN .

CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
Chicago, Dec. 2l.-(AP)-Wheat NO
! hard ~.
Corn No. ! mixed Is: No. ; yellow
50: No. white S9h; sample grade
Is 70 TN.
Oats No. 3 white. -.
Rye No. 4, 100.
Clover seed. 1880 70 1900.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
FOREIGN

New York. Dec. 24.-(AP)-Foreign
exchanges steady. Demand: Great
Britain 4.s7x: France 1884: Italy
6.23H: Germany 1892: Norway $3.50:
Sweden 1898; Montreal 99.O6L.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24

At the time Of maximum Gun
spots the temperature Of the . aie
above the earth i often lower b
one degree.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24
POTATOEx

Chicheo.; Dec. :4.-(APl-(U. 8. y.
track ..si9; total United states ship.
ments AZ cars: trading light; market
firm ON northern stock: weak on
Idaho: wisconsin sacked round
whites $40 to $3.50: Idaho sacked
l:uSsets t1.e5 70 $3.50.
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A8A8BMBt10
tOR RINT-ApaTtments rust CONF
pleted, private bath. hot water heat,
equipped with General Electric Re.
frigeratoe and electric stove, Gloss
In. luynished or unfurnished. Can
q 6l0 Fifth street o. - d. r. 3.
Enee.
FOR RENT-TWo room nicely fur
nished apartment In . newly dec.
Grated, nice quiet home. Couven-
lent to capitol and schools. Call ct
SlS Seventh street Of phone sow.
FOR RENT-Modern two large room
apartment partly furnished for
light housekeeping, on first floor.
private entrance from street. Can
at liz First street. rear.
FOR RENT-Three room apartment.
partly furnished. gas stove. water
heat and light furnished. Also
sleeping room for rent. 0l2 Ave. b.
Phone 663.W.
FOR RCNT-High class strictly mod
ery apartment in new two family
bungalow. Desirable location. In.
quire al w. Rosser or phone 1913.
FOR RENT-Cogy warm three room
corner apartment furnished. Also
two room apartment. The IAu.
rain Apartments. Phone 303.
FOR RENT-t6ur room apartment
ct ga Tenth street, heat and W..
ter furnished. Phone Mrs. Roberts
at Lucas Store.
FOR RENT-Desirable two room fur.
nished apartment In College build.
Ing. Will b available Jan. LIST.
Phone 1861.
FOR RENT-Furnished two room
apartment 92S.00 per month. Call
ct 1914 Broadway or phone leo.N.
FOR RENT-NurniShed two roam
apartment. private bath. 93S.00 Per
month. Call at SIC Sixth street.
FOR RENT-F1rst foor. four room
apartment With garage. T. J.
Woodmansee.
FOR RENT-FIrnished apartment
on ground lloo9. Call at 30 Fourth
street.
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rOmnCAsr

For Bismarck and Vicinity: Mostly
Wednesday.
For North. Dakota: Mostly fair to.
night and "wednesday. Colder tonight
southeast portion; slightly warmer
nortnwest portion. Warmer Wednes.
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Weather Report

Temperature at Z o.. m. ..........
HtGhest yssterdAy ...........s...
Lowest last night ....
Highest wind velocity ...........
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-24

Frogs and toads destroy vast mum.
bers Of insects and worms.
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P0ODuCN

CHICAGO p10DuCD
: Chicago. Dec. 1A.-(Ap)-ButteT.
steady. receipts 1851 tubs. prices
Eegs. steady. receipts 5e43 cases:
prices UNCHANGED.
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-
WHO % blind o he who W1ll
There Il no cure for Ills h &
DUC-At d. NAclA chlonit
you can b cured without ~
to pieces. We know that ~
In the blood and cannot y I
With q knife. with our VEL
Alkaline Blood Tfoa&mouk, NJ
Herbs, Roots and Bark md :
fic FOOD Combinations -
r and 4
CURE you. Clinic q ~.
MacLachlan 01arvof0) ROD
Lucas Block, DiGGnasck, n
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CHICAGO POULTRY
Chicago. Dec. 2l.-(AP)-Poultry
alive steady: receipts ; cars, prices
unchanged.
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LOST
WILL e who accl0ooEiy
up glasses at the Notion 61po1
In Burg store T0ooday att
kindly phone 07o-J. HeW1Et
HOUSEHOLD o 20
8ARdAlll0 q I'D 1dla1tU0.l
nelly rurnlturo CO. EGoo1on.I
D ron 8G3eR
FOR RENT-On fi.st fJoog,
furnished light houDokeopongI
On second f1oog, stuglo t0El
room With kitcheuette, 0ujtol|
one o. two. No chijdSUn. q
40 Fifth street.
FOR RENT-One d two ~
nished or unfurnished rooms|
able for sleeping Of light
keeping. on ground lloor. n
ter heat. Call at 80 Eehth
FOR RENT-Nicely fuFui11o0|
for light housekeeping q GcI
equipped with Gas plate. q
st. Alexius Nurses home. ~
street. Phone s2l.
lurnlsho6
with large closet, three wind
. private home. Young l0Gl
1errod. 81 Ave. .. rhooe
FOR RENT-Room suita6lo !
gentlemen only. Close Ia. :
hot water. Phone 1l93 q =
AS Fourth street.
FOR RCNT-N0rniahod
room In modern home, gent
only. CAL at 1T First Gts(
phone ISM.
FOR RENTLone rood slsed Vej
nished front room Tor llgllt
keeping. al r11th StSook
I. IA. Haselhurst.
FOR RcNT-Wafm room Ii
for light housekeeping. Cd
Call at 406 fifth street q
lOo3.N.
FOR HEI1TEp0FniSS0d ron
ern home. double clooot
Phone 32o-R q call Of ~
street.
FOR R~ENT-Nicely fuFnlshod
ing room In modern houDo.
1877 or call at 40 0eveuth
FOR ~RENT-0evsn Too@
newly decorated h0use.
0l2 Second street. rhone e.
FOR RENT-TWo warm
rooms. $500 and oloyoe.
l56o.W.
HOUSES AND na00o
FOR R~ENT-etrlctiy no1ofS
room duplex. attached eAraG
mediate possession. OETk ~
erts. Phone Isl or Isl.
TOR RENT OR sAfE-UW
modern residences from a1x
rooms each, best location, n
ter heat. garages attached, i
rented heated u desired. ~
Rue. I'll Ave. Il.
FOR SALE OR R~ElgT-0evon
modern home, including bot|
garage. Price $500, liberal |
nAAAAmfA~ >A>a 1~-sA- a. /
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MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN

CASH GRAIN
Dec. c4.-(AP)-
Open High Low Close
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-02
P. A. F. MAY PURCHASE
 PETERSBURG CANNERY

According to well-founded report being circulated in Pet ersburg this week, negotiations are now in progress between the Petersburg Packing Company and the Pacific American Fisheries of Bellingham for the leasing or outright sale of the local plant to the Bellingham concern. Local business men recently returning from the States and others close to the company officials report that negotiations have been in progress for some time; that an offer has been made and that the packing company stockholders are considering it.
 It is not believed that a deal will be closed, if at all, before sometime next year in order that thorough inspection of the 1929 salmon reguations4 may be made with respect to their effect on the holdings Of the local com .pany.- (Petersburg Press,)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-02
STEAMER ALAMEDA
 HERE LAST NIGHT ' SAILS WESTWARD

The steamer Alameda, Capt. C. ". Westerlund, docked at the new City Dock at 4:30 o'clock yester- day afternoon and sailed fer the westward at 2 am. today. The Alameda remained, at Wrangell over New Years Eve allowing the passengers to enjoy the coming of the New Year ashore with the townsfolk at the dances and other entertainments.
 Passengers for Juneau who ar rived from Seattle, were: E. Cof- fey, Mrs. L. Crossett, C. W. Folta, J. Ii Guffey, o. M Harry, P. Ker- off, r o. Parry. Hazel Olson, J. F. Statter, o. Swanson, T. P. Telker, A. R. Vallett, Mrs. A. R. Vaillett, R. Vaillett, F Vaillett.
 Passengers arriving from south eastern towns were: R. w. J. Reed, c. V. Brown, P. Alex, C. F. Wyller, R. K. Stewart, H. A. Kicker, T. Baibier, c. Strom, c. E. R!ee, J. A. Ramsey.
 Juneau passengers leaving on the steamer for the westward port were:
 For Cordova- Walter M a { O Il, Mrs. Walter Watson, John Watson.
 For Seward-J o h n Rustgard Mrs. John Rustgard, Edward Ma ghel.
 For Latouche-Bob Kratnich.