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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-15
MA7EMALUpYuRNS
FOR wheat VALUES
FOLLOW LIVERPOOL
Broad General Buying Of Future
Deliveries Aided by Export
Business Report

Chicago. Nov. l5.-tR)-Big export
buying Of United States and Cana
dian wheat today. probably 5000. 600
bushels. together with stock market
gains. helped cause higher prices on
wheat. Besides. reports were at hand
telling Of widespread black rust in
Argentina threatening severe dam
age II hot humid weather develops.
Trade dispatches indicated rust In
general throughout Santa Fe. Cor
doba and entire Rios provinces. but is
held In check by prevailing cool tenn
peratures.
Wheat closed &c to lie a bushcl
higher than yesterdays finish. dec.
1.l6& to e: Mar. 1885, to y: May
l.27N to ".
Corn closed &c to &c down.
tDec. 86% to u; Mar. 9lss to q: May
93a to ~.
Oats &c to Il at &c advanced. and
provisions unchanged to q rise Of l0c.
A good part Of the trade in corn
and oats today was of a local char
acter. Despite lower quotations on
hogs. provisions were firy1er.
Broad general buying of wheat fu-
ture deliveries sprang anew today in
the wheat market here and was given
decided momentum on account Of
overnight North American export
business estimated as high as 2.O00.0 0o
bushels. Besides. friends Of higher
prices here for wheat we're cncour-
aged not only by upturns In stock ex-
change values but also by a sharp
unlocked for rise In the Liverpool
wheat market. Meanwhile cables to-
day from Chicago crop experts in
Argentina said black rust on wheat
stems was continuing to increase and
that damage had resulted in the
provinces Of Cordoba and Santa re.
Reports of keen demand from do
nestle millcrs today for wheat acted
as further stimulus to price gains in
wheat future deliveries. Primary re-
ceiptS OF wheat in the United States
today were only 703. 900 bushels COM
pared with 100000 bushels a year
ago
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-15
FEAR BANDIT QUEEN
LED SHERIFF TO TRAP

Chicago. Nov. l5.-(F-Fears were
expressed today by northern Indiana
officials that Deputy Sheriff q. B.
Jarman. of Rome, Ga. had been slain
by companions Of Elizabeth Brooks.
alias Honey" Sullivan, alleged ban
dit QUEEN whom he was taking back
to Georgia.
Jarman-or a man purporting TO
be him-prcsented extradition papers.
signed by Gov. Harry G.. Leslie OF
Indiana to Sheriff Lyle Of Lake
county Tuesday for the young woman.
She was wanted In Rome with two
male companions in connection with
a payroll robbery.
Since Tuesday nothing definite has
been heard Of either Jarman or Miss
Brooks. Authorities believe Jarman
either was waylaid and slain after
obtaining the e~xtradition papers from
the governor and his documents
stolen and used by the young wom-
ans companions. or that he was slain
while en- route back to Georgia with
her.
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TerrOrists Strike at
City's Administration

Chicago. Nov. 15.-tF-Tcrrorists
struck at tho city administration to-
day when they bombed the south side
home of James Brcen, first assistant
corporation counsel.
Breen and his wife were thrown
from bed by the explosion. but were
rot hurt. The property damage was
c. !imated by Breen to be 5000. Sew
eral patients in the Evangelical
Deaconess hospital nearby were
awakened and frightened by the de-
donation.
Brecn said he had received no
threats and was unable to account for
the attack. The bomb was exploded
on the front porch of the Breen bum
galow shortly after midnight. It tore
a hole in the roof, drove in the front
door, shattered windows. loosened
plaster throughout the residence and
toppled pictures, china, and bric-a-
brac to the floor.
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APARTMENTS

FOR RENTING room nicely fur
nishcd apartment in newly decor
ated home. downstairs. private
south entrance, gas for cooking.
Light, heat and water furnished.
Convenient to bath. Also sleeping
room for rent. Call at 818 Seventh
street o. phone 3O0-W.
HIGH CLASS-very desirable all
furnished 4 apartment. strict
~ modern, electric stove. built-in
features. steam heat. Baby Grand
piano. rent reasonable to right par
ty, references required. Write Trib-
une No. "a.
FOR neutrality-suspicious. juAt COM
p!eted. private bath. hot water heat.
equipped with General Electric re-
frigeratOr and electric stove. close
in. furnished or unfinished. Call
at 5l8 Fifth street or see DR., r. S..
Enge.
FOR RENTING room apartment,
including bath. Heat and water
furnished. Hot water at all times.
Close in. Ready for occupancy
Nov. Is. $4,000 per month. FOG
Tlayer. Inquire at Dicks Grocery.
FOR RENT-Modern clean private
apartment, ground floor. private
bath. furnished or partly furnished.
occupancy November 18th. Also
for sale: Bed and daybcd. Phone
1853 or call at COL Second street.
FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished apart
ment for light housekeeping, suit
able for four persons. Occupancy
November 18th. Can at 90 Third
street.
FOR RENT-Thrce Don unfinished
apartment. Private entrance. Heat.
lights and water furnished. Phone
1l75-J or call at 3l3 Fourteenth
street.
FOR RENT-A warm three room
partly furnished apartment on
ground floor. Private entrance. Hot
water heat. Inquire at III Ave. A
west.
FOR RENT-M Modern furnished apart
ment on ground floor. Also garage
for rent. One gatelcg table for sale.
Call GA Eighth street.
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfur-
nishcd apartments at the Rose
Apartments. 2l5 Third street. +. w.
Murphy. Phone b..
FOR RENr-Iwo c, three room
furnished apartments in the Lau-
rain apartments. City heat, al
ways hot water. B. +. Flanagan
phone 3O3.
APARTMENT FOR RENTAL the
WOOdmanscc apartments. Inquire
H. j. WOodmanScc.
FOR RENT-Furnishcd or unfur-
nished apartment III Narncy Apart
monte phnnn TIP
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DOCTORS

Quiet he lies III his shroud at rest
His lids closed tight IN the sleep of
peace
After tho surgeons had done their
BEST
John Does activities SURF did cease.
BUTTE John Doe had visited the
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incorporation Okays
Stock Right Privilege

Minneapolis. Nov. l5.-AD-Direc-
tors of the Northwest Incorporation.
have approved action Of the executive
committee in granting an extension
Of 80 days for exercising rights or
warrants outstanding whereby hold
crs arc given the right to buy addi-
tional corporation stock at a price
less than the market.
The directors also authorized the
regular quarterly dividend payment
Jan. | at the rate of $1.8O per share
annually. The Incorporation now
controls 70 banks and trust compa-
MES. having combined resources OF
s450, O0O.0
f. w. Decker. president. in all adj
dress at the meeting yesterday said
a sound and permanent banking
structure for the northwest was the
aim of the management.
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SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul. Nov. l5.-tPr-.U.
8. D. A.)-Cattlc. 1000: all classes in
meager supply; moderately active:
strong to Is cents higher: she stock
showing most upturn: few fed year.
lings upward to 1880: horned grassers
ESQ: palmer kinds 800: beef cows
600 to TBS: heifers 100 to 8.25: low
cutters and cutters $50 to SIS: bulls.
strong. spots Is cents up: weighty
medium grades 500: stockers and
feeders unchanged.
Calves, $500: fully SO cents lower;
largely 1850.
Hogs, $4,000; opening SLOW, weak to
Is cents lower than Thursday: bid
ding mostly 8.85 on lights and BUTCH
ers best yearlings around 900: bid
ding IT'S to 800 on packing s0ws:
pigs. steady: bulk 500; light lights
mostly 8.2S: average cost Thursday
as; weight 2l5.
Sheep. 1000: good to choice lambs
strong to IS cents higher. mostly
1925; throwouts $50 to 300: choice fat
ewes 500 to SIS: CTS zoo to 500 and
better.
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LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Nov. l5.-tR1(U. S. p. A.
-Hogs-33.00O: including 1000 de
rect: market opened 10 to zoe lower:
later trade active ct 10 to 20c decline:
top o.2S: mostly 900 to $40, market
on hogs scaling over 100 lbs. l4O-l70
ID. weight 9.oo to 600. Butchers
medium to choice 250-30O ID. 8.75 to
9.25: 200-2s0 ID. SIS to OBS; 10000
ID. SIS to els: l30-l60 ID. $50 to
80. Packing sows 100 to $50. Pigs
medium to choice 90-l3O ID. 500 to
8.05.
Cattle-l,oo0, calves 1000; general
" steady trade On all classes largely
Q cleanup market: no choice steers
here; demand for heavies still very
thin. Slaughter classes steers good
and choice l30O-lS00 ID. Ills to 14.25:
llOo-l3oo ID. 1900 to 1900: 950-ll00
ID. l2.S0 to 1850; common and med
ium $50 ID. up $50 TO l2.75. Fed
yearlings good and choice 750-950 Id.
1915 to 1875. Heifers good and
choice $50 ID. down 1900 to 1900:
common and medium IT'S to 1900.
Cows good and choice IT'S to 1925:
common and medium els to IT'S; low
cutter and cutter 4.85 to Sis. Bulls
good and choice (beef) 8.75 to 1925;
cutter to medium $50 to 925. Veal
crs milk fedl good and choice 1900
to $500: medium 1850 to 1900: Gull
and common TOO to 1850: stocker and
feeder steers good and choice tall
weights) 1000 to HOO: common and
medium IN To $50.
Sheep4yO00: market active: 25c
higher: fat lambs 1850 to l2.75: top
1900: fat ewes $50 to SIS: feeding
lambs quotable steady. Lambs good
and choice 81 ID. down 1875 to 1900:
medium l0.75 to l2.25: Gull and COM
mon TOO to lots. Ewes medium to
choice $50 ID. down AS to 5.8S: Gull
and common 2.25 to $50. Feeder
ambs good and choice l2.O0 to 1915.
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REAL ESTATE

A REAL investment. paying ovcr
twenty per cent net. clear. Eight
apartments, always full. completely
furnished, no incumbrancc. You
will deal direct with the owner Oh
payments. Sll. 10000
EIGHT ROOM stucco house, fire
place, sun porches. attached garage,
nice trees and lawn. rs foot lot
easy payments. s3300.00.
FIVE ROOM modern cottage, mod
crn. east front, spick and span,
$33OO.OO.
FOUR ROOM cottage. toilet. lights,
water. nice trees. cheap at So2J0.0O.
FIVE ROOM bungalow. south front.
reasonable terms. S350O.OQ.
FIVE ROOM stuccO bungalow. at
tached garage. brand new. never
lived in. very reasonable terms can
be arranged. q real house at
$4,000.
BUY SOMETHING you KNOW
ABOUT and at home and where
there Is no gamble.
F. E. YOUNG.
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New York. Nov. l5.-tF>-The re-
covery in stock prices. which started
yesterday. gained considerable mo-
mentum today from q series OF con-
structive financial developments.
Trading Jailed to maintain the pace
set yesterday. but scores of the sea-
soned dividend paying issues we're
carried up 2 to 20 points. A few
specialties recorded even larger gains.
The reduction from 5 to A.. per
cent In the New York federal reserve
rediscount rate was followed today
BY q lowering Of acceptance and time
money rates and a drop in the call
money renewal rate to S.. per cent.
The days business news was rather
mixed In character. Arthur Reyn-
olds, chairman of the Continental
Illinois bank and Trust company. was
quoted as stating that 1.-The slump in
the stock market has had some effect
on business and will be further felt
over the next few months" although
he expressed the opinion 1880 should
be q good business year.
Otis Elevator q up IS points, Dc
troit Edison 80. and Ingersoll Rand.
American Machine and Foundry. }. l.
Case. American Tobacco A. Column
bian Carbon. r. H. Macy. and Allied
Chemical sold l6 to 20 points higher.
Johns Manville ran up IA, Under
wood Elliott Fisher Is and General
Electric, Eastman Kodak. Missouri
Pacific common and U. s. Industrial
Alcohol advanced 10 to IL points.
u. s. Steel common moved up to
1877, an overnight gain of Z points.
and then eased to l65. Moderate re-
cessions also took place in some Of the
other leaders on weekend profit TAX
Ing in the last half hour.
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Upward Revision Is
Indicated on Farm
Tariffs
CONTINUED from page oneD

Continued from page OneD
If on fresh and sour cream from 80
to 56.6 cents a gallon as compared
with the house rate OF 48 cents:
SKINNED milk and buttcrmilk from !
to 2.O5 cents per gallon; unsWeetened
condensed milk from / to l.3 cents a
pound; Sweetened condensed milk
from is to 2.75 cents a pound; all
other condensed milk from 1855 tc
ass cents a pound; dried whole milk
from 3 to 6.5 cents q pound: dried
cream from Z to 1888 cents a pound:
dried SKINNED milk and dried butter
milk from Is to 3 cents a pound and
matted milk from 20 to IS per cent
ad valorem.
The levy OH cheese and cheese SUBJ
StituteS was increased from 5 to 3
cents a pound provided the latter fig
ure is not less than IS per cent nd
valorem. Duties on live poultry were
raised from 3 to 5 cents a pound and
on dressed poultry from 6 to 10 cents
a pound.
Another amendment adopted made
CLANS, now ON the free list, dutiablc
at 80 per cent ad valorem, as CONF
pared with the house proposal OF 35
per cent.
Oats Tariff Boosted
Acting on the first of the impor-
tant grain products, an increase in the
duty on oats from Is to Is cents q
bushel was voted.
6oya beans would be made dutiable
ct 3 Of q cent a pound under n
other amendment adopted whereas
now they are on the free list. A raise
from 2 to 6 cents q pound on dried.
dessicated or evaporated cherries was
approved.
Surprised by a new uprising in the
Republican ranks. cmanating princi-
pally from the newer members CLASH
fled as Hoover regulars the weary
senate was plugging ahead with its
prospective weeks recess before the
regular session overwhelmingly de-
MED.
without warning this new Repub-
lican bloc came to the surface yes
terday to strike out against the party
leadership and to join that other Re-
publican faction. the western INDIE
pendents. In voting against the 7 days
recess unless the tariff bill is passed.
Stunned by this new show OF in
dependence senate leaders turned the
tables and demanded night sessions
Of three hours In addition to the reg
ular eight-hour daily meetings, and
the weary senate was grumbling away
today IN . faint but desperate hope oi
getting the tariff bill out Of the way
before tho regular session
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Ermatinger Deter
mined to Battle Bond
Claim to Finish

Continued from page Onel
propaganda to discredit those con-
nected with a prior state administra-
ton"
Says Lund Ven0mous
He charges that Lund, while making
the examination. boosted and We
nomously state! That we're going to
get Ermatinger.' meaning thereby
that they were seeking to find some
evidence whereby they plausibly might
malign and injure your affiant."
Ermatinger further charged that I.
J. Moe. a member of the highway
commission. has repeatedly, privately
and publicly. wilfully, maiiciously,
maligned. villified and inSulted your
affiant'-and that such enmity rs
due to the fact that your affiant,
while secretary of the state highway
commission. and in the honest and
fearless performance Of his duty. re-
peatedly thwarted and prevented the
said Moe from employing his office
a = member of said commission and
the said department. for his ccrsonal
gain. profit and ends: and that your
affiant regretfully and reluctantly
admits that he did not always sue
coed because the said Moe was aided
and allotted by the cabal of engineers
and Others"
Moe Asked for $50
Ermatinger said one Of his first
acts as secretary was to refuse APP
prevail of q voucher submitted by
Noe for D per diem Of $50 for
days attendance at q highway COM
mission measa.,-.. The legal per diem
for commission MEMBERS is $40.
Reciting the Li-.,r', of the High
way Bulletin. Ermatil.ser asserted that
It now Is being handled q he handled
It; that the state treasurer has none
Of It's funds: the state auditor has
drawn no warrants; that its funds
are In private bank accounts and It
Is not being printed by holders OF
state printing contracts. In the event
the publication is held a legal one,
he said. the knight Printing COM
pany, Fargo. holders Of the state third
class printing contract: would be m
titled TO recover lost profits from 1926
to date.
Attached to the affidavit and
marked as an exhibit. is an unfin-
ished letter addressed by Ermatinger
to Lund when the report Of the high.
way department audit was made pub
lie several wees ago. It was never
sent. Ermatinger abandoning its COM
position ut the end Of four pages.
Says Lund Incompetent
In It he reviews his personal rcla-
lions with Lund and charges that the
latter's alleged luminosity Is based on
the fact that Ermatinger deemed him
incompetent and refused to give him
the work Of rcorganizing the high
way departments accounting system.
He branded .Mnd Is wholly In
competent and cited numerous rea.
sons for his belief.
In his unfinished letter to Lund.
Er1matinger said he would welcome .
test In court to determine whether
4 am m unir.entional crook or you
nnA = malicious incknSs."
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Strong Wind and Rain
Storms Sweep Spain

Madrid, Nov. l5.-(F-0trong wind
and rain storms swept northern Spain
today. uprooting trees, destroying
chimneys. and washing out railroad
and trolley lines.
Communications were interrupted
at Santander where the electric light
plant was destroyed and the city
plunged in darkness.
Santander. Bilbao and San 6ebas-
tian ports were closed and cOastwtse
shipping suspended. There Was con-
siderable material damage.
A fishing smack was sunk near
Palmeira during the storm and three
members Of the crew were drowned.
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Packing and Kissing
In Mike Is Eliminated

Northfield. MIMI. Nov. l5.-H1e
Prof. Charles A. Culver of Carleton
college today announced he has per-
fcctcd a new radio device designed to
overcome two defects packing" and
Missing" in the ordinary micro
phone.
Professor Culver. chairman Of the
physics department at the college.
said the new microphone had been
used successfully In broadcasts from
the college station. KF1Ax. and gave
unusual clearneSS to the stations
test program. He worked on the APP
paratuS five years.
No carbon is used in the ncw de-
vice, Prof. Culver said.
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Minneapolis St0x


Chicago. Nov. 15.-(P-(U8.D.A.)-
Potatoes: Receipts 80 cars. on track
4lo cars. total United States ship
ments SGT cars, trading slow. market
weak. Wisconsin sacked Round
Whites $2.20 to 2.40. occasional fancy
shade higher; Minnesota. North Da-
kota sacked Round Whites $500 to
2.1o. few Hollandale $2.25 to $50:
sacked Red River Ohios $40 to AS.
few 42.3O to ass: South Dakota
sacked Early Ohios and Round Whites
o2yO0 to 40: Idaho sacked Russets
42.5O to 40. few sass to 800.
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BRING z UF

Minneapolis, Nov. 15.-,P,-Virtual-
" all news favored holders today and
wheat futures rallied to o stronger
close with May s cent higher for
the day.
Oats futures demand started good
but gradually thinned out and prices
reacted in Q narrow range. Liquida-
ton followed . sharp upward swing
In rye. but the market came back
without much opposition. Barley
trade was thin and the market react
ed easily ct the opening. Flax start
ed strong. dipped on profit taking and
then rallied sharply.
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MANY OTHER ATTRACTIVE
houses with prices and terms to fit
any purchaser.
o FOR RENT


FOR RENT-Rooms in modern home
with or without board. Also one
large room with two closets and
built-in cupboard. Could be used
for light housekeeping. For Sale:
Genuine Otter collar for mans
coat. Call at 720 Second street or
phone 67l-W.
FOR RENT-Two furnished light
housekeeping rooms. One basement
room with cooking privileges s7.OO.
Also for rent: A garage. Call at
SIT E. Second street or phone
8l2-J.
FOR RENT-On ground floor. a two
room furnished suite. also single
furnished room with light house,
keeping privileges. no children. Call
at 422 Fifth street.
FOR RENT-Furnished room, hot
water heat, close in. Suitable for
one or two gentlemen. Good ven
tilation. ll6 West Thayer. Phone
1881.
FOR RENTING rooms and bath,
ground floor. private entrance.
partly furnished. Close in. Call
2ll West Rosser or phone 982.
FOR RENT-Two well furnished
rooms in modern home with board.
Reasonable rates. Phone 204-J or
call at Ill Washington street.
FOR RENT-Large sleeping room
with clothes closet, convenient to
bath and extra warm, near po6tof-
flee. Call at 208 Rosser Ave.
FOR RENT-Two light housekeeping
roons. Gas. lights, heat. water
furnished. First floor. Private en-
trance. 1916 Broadway.
FOR RENT-Furnished sleeping room
in modern home. gentlemen only.
Call at 1T First street. Phone
l95-M.
FOR RENT-Large pleasant sleeping
room in modern home. Suitable for
one or two. Board Il desired. Phone
1914.
FOR RENT-Two furnished HIGHT
housekeeping rooms. downstairs.
with gas. Call at l022 Broadway.
FOR RENT-Large sleeping roam.
gentlemen preferred. Cali at ~
Fifth street. Phone l5eo-W.
FOR RENT-Two rooms. Light and
water furnished. AT 2lO Eleventh
street. 5s3-W.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished sleep
ing rooms. Close In. Call at ST.
| Sixth street.
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Alma Rubens Is Cured
Of Addiction to Drug

Los Angeles. Nov. l5.-F,-Alma
Rubens. stage and film actress. may
be released within q week from tho
Patton state hospital. where she has
been confined four months undergo
ing treatment for narcotic addiction.
The superintendent Of the state hos
pital was quoted as having reported
that Miss Rubens has been COM
pletcly cured"
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Mystery Wells Mutiny
Troops in Jamaica

London. Nov. l5.-M1-Revelation
ID the house Of commons yesterday
that there had been = mutiny ~
British troops II Jamaica has aroused
considerable mystification and cur
iostty here.
The government. while admitting
the mutiny occurred, Is unable to
state when. or the circumstances.
Answering = question II the house
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n JOIN MERGER

Minneapolis, Nov. l5.-lR,-Merger
Of the Merchants National hank and
the First National Banks Of Sank
Center and ~affiliation Of the COM
bined institution with the First Bank
Stock Cooperation was announced ~
r. J. Leeman. vice president and gen
cral manager OF the corporation. The
merged hank has deposits Of 4l.lo0yOoo
and resources Of which are about
94s0.Ooo,Oo0.
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

Chicago. Nov. l5.-tPeNo. 2 hard
l.l6 to 4; No. 2 yellow hard LIZA;
No. 2 mixed 1.l5ia.
New corn. No. 3 mixed a; No. 3
yellow ISL: No. 1 white g: sample
grade q to TIA.
Old corn, No. 2 mixed 80: No. 2 vel
low 81 to u; No. 2 white %.
Oats, No. 2 white A.: to 46.
Rye. No. ! $751;.
Timothy seed $40 to 6.35.
Clover seed lO.25 to ITS.