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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-03
DOCTORS

The Surgeosn took John Doc apart
For heaven then he made q start
With angel forms on every hand
To lead him TO the promised land.
BUT-1f John Doc had visited the
clinic Of Dr.. r. M. MacLac!llan
tHarvard) he would still be with
us and in n piece. for w know
and Fan prove that operations cam
not cure disease for disease Is In
the blood. No amount of cutting
and slashing a remove the poison
from the blood. We DO cure dis
S because We purify the blood.
With our Alkaline Blood Treatment,
vitamin Herbs. Roots and Bark,
and Scientific Food Combinations
We have CURED HUNDREDS and
we car CURE you. Clinic Rooms
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STOCK MART, AFTER
IRREGULAR Opening,
HAS UPWARD TREND
Days Business News, While
Msager, Favorable After
Hoover Address

New York, Dec. 3.-(P)-The stock
market, after q irregular opening.
engaged In q broad upward price
movement today under the influence
Of easier credit conditions and the OPP
tirnistic survey Of business conditions
by President Hoover In hts message to
congress. Gains In many Of the &C.
tive issues ran from 2 to 10 points,
with even larger advances In a few
high priced specialties. Trading in
creased on the rally.
The days business news. while
meager. was generally favorable. The
rush to buy stocks started soon after
extracts Of the presidents message
began to appea- on the financial news
tickers. Auburn Auto ran up SO
points. Laclede Gas. Is. American To-
bacco "B' 10. and Warren Brothers,
Missouri Pacific common. air reduc-
ton. Allied Chemical, ]. !. Case, Fos-
ter Wheeler, Wabash. General Elec-
trio, American Machine and Foundry
American Tobacco "B,' and United
States industrial alcohol all sold six
to nine points above yesterdays final
quotations.
Among the long list Of issues to be
marked up four points or more. were
National Biscuit, Underwood Elliott
Fisher, Western Maryland. Murray
corporation. Atchison. North Amer
lean company, American and
Foreign Power. American Water
works. Sears Roebuck. American Can,
Otis Elevator and Warrington Pump
The highest grade industrials were
in demand in the late upward move
ment which carried most of the pop
liar shares from 4 to 10 points be-
yond the preceding close. Much OF
the rise was due to q revival Of pub
lie buying and the professionals also
took the long side OF the market with
confidence. ct least temporarily
| General Electric, the American To-
bacco. Standard Gas e. Electric, att
| reduction. and J. I. Case, among
others. were 9 to 10 points higher
| The close was strong. Sales appr0xi-
mated 1900. 900 shares.
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WHEATPRICES TURN
Up DUE ARGENTINE'S
ADVERSE CROP news
Prices Abroad Rising Rapidly
Cause Wide General Pur.
chasing IN Chicago

Chicago, Dec. 3.-(R-Helped by In
creased overseas demand for wheat
shipments from North America and
enlarged crop losses in Argentina.
wheat prices today scored sharp
gains. North American export bust.
ness today was estimated at 1850. 900
bushels, including 100000 bushels Of
durum wheat from the United States.
Highest quotations for the day here
for wheat were partly due to a tele-
graphic error In transmitting the
close Of the Liverpoor market, but
the mistake was quickly corrected.
and q reaction here followed.
Whea: closed unsettled. 2hc to
23sc per bushel higher than yester.
days finish. CDec. 1903 to =; Mar.
1888; May 1.AiA to ?s).
Corn closed l to 1isc to lac ZIP.
dec. 9lA to Il; Mad. 81: May 937s
80 to 90.
Oats sc to &c advanced. and pro-
visions unchanged to a rise Of SOC.
Corn advanced around &c from
Yesterdays finish but reacted from
the best figures. Short covering was
in evidence In oats. Provision went
upward.
On further large deliveries here to-
Gay on December contracts. the
wheat market showed unusual mo-
mentum. Attention Of traders cer-
tered to a great extent on the fact
that not only was crop news from
Argentine apparently becoming
worse, bit that Liverpool December
deliveries were small Notwithstanding
large stocks there, and that prices
abroad were rising rapidly. In con-
nection with Argentine crop develop
,nents. one leading house here had a
dispatch saying the situation in Cor
doba province is pitiful, the wheat
yield being onc-third or less Of nor
NAL.
A feature of today's wheat trade In
Chicago was that purchasing had q
notable general character, and was
not Of a concentrated sort. On the
bulges in prices. extensive selling to
realize profits developed. but as q
rule the offerings were readily abb
sorbed.
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LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Dec. 3.-iH)-tU. S. ID. A.
-Hogs-40.000 including 800 direct:
market mostly 10 to 15c higher: top
9.65 paid for 230-26O ID weights; most
~ 10 to l5c higher: top 9:65 paid for
230-200 lb heights: mostly at $40 to
go market on hogs scaling over 1880
Id: l40-l70 ID 90 to 9.45. Butchers
medium to choice 25O-330 ID 9.l5 to
9.05; 2OO-25O Id OPS to 9.65: 10000
ID ais to 0.6O: 13O-160 ID 8.75 to 9.55.
Packing sows 8.l5 to 8.85. Pigs me-
dunn to choice 90-l30 lb $50 to 9.25.
Cattle receipts II 1000 calves 1000;
better grade fed steers and ycarlingS
steady: In between grades predoml-
mating. slow: general steer trade less
active than yesterday; she stock firm
to higher, especially light heifers and
heiferettcs: top ycarlings 1875;
slaughter classes steers good and
choice l3OO-l50O lb 1880 to l4.75:
llOO-J3OO ID. 1850 to 1875; 950-ll00
ID 1915 to 1000: common and me-
dunn $50 Id up 800 to 1915. Fed
ycarlings good and choice 750-950 ID.
1900 to 1900. Heifers good and
CE1OyCS DIV ~ OOWAl A6.sO ~ AO.SOe
common and medium IT'S to 1915.
Cows good and choice IT'S to 1925;
common and medium SIS to IT'S: low
cutter and cutter $50 to 600. Bulls
good and choice tbeef) 8.75 to 1000:
cutter to medium $50 to 9.25. callers
milk fcdD good and choice 1900 to
1900: medium 100 to 1900; Gull and
common TOO to 100. Stocker and
feeder steers good and choice tall
weights) 1925 to 100; common and
medium IT'S to 1000.
Sheep receipts $4,000: market open
ing steady to strong to outsiders:
choice lambs 1925 to 1885: indtca-
lions good to choice l2.75 to 1900:
fat ewes $50 to 600: feeding lambs
ouotable steady. Lambs good and
choice 90 lb down 1850 to 1910: me-
dunn 100 to 1880: common 6.25 to
100. Ewes medium to choice l50
ID down $50 to Gas: Gull and common
$50 to 500. Feeder lambs good and
choice Ills to HATS.
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Dark Town Shutters
Ball May Be Fatal
To Celebrant
(Continued from pagc or,e)

Continued from page one)
states attorney. who will wait devel-
opnents on the condition Of the
shooting victim before making any
definite charges. II any.
Dark town was struttin' las night"
Mrs. Alexander told Martineson this
morning. land We all went over to
Charlie Taylor's for q chicken feed.
Roy starts getting nasty as con AZ
we &c. out Of the door on our way
home. When we get home he starts
maulin' me around and tears my
dress off. Then he grabs an iron bar
and threatens to knock my brains
out. I runs In and grabs the gun In
the drawer, jumps on the bed, and
shoots at him when he comes closer"
Said Alexanders Argued
At the chicken dinner at Charlie
Taylor's residence. 5l2 South Twelfth
street. were Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor. q
brother Of Mr.. Taylor and hts wife.
the two Alexanders. Betty Harvey,
Tom Harvey. and Tom Thornton, ac-
cording to the chief Of police. All.
when questioned by the chief and the
states attorney this morning. said
that the Alexanders began to argue
just outside the door when they left
the Taylor home. They rode home in
q taxi, leaving shortly after 3 q. m.
Mrs. Alexander called the police
and the negroes who attended the
chicken dinner to her home shortly
after the shooting. Though Mrs. Alex
ander is frank in answering questions
put to her by officials. Alexander re-
fuses to answer any questions In the
| hospital regarding the affair.
Alexander "a taken to the hos
pital before Martineson arrived at
, the Gene. He was taken In q taxi
driven by Walter Bryan Of the Yellow
Taxicab company.
Bullets used In the Colt were steel
jacketed. according to Martineson,
and were fired from q distance Of two
or three feet In q downward direc-
ton. Three bullets were left In the
gun when Martineson arrived at the
scene.
Wife Not Arrested
| MID. <AlCAQlkACA AGO. AHVV WNSAA PsNSSSs
under arrest but Is under surveillance
Of officials.
Alexander has been unemployed the
last seven or eight months. according
to officials.
Mrs. Alexander said that when her
husband first threatened to kill her,
she called Fred Hastings. q taxi
driver. and asked him to bring Mar
tineson down to stop the brawl,
Hastings, however, denies that she
did SO.
Though shooting isn't an everyday
occurrence In the negro settlement Of
Bismarck. according to officials,
brawls among the negroes. both men
and women. are not uncommon and
Alexander has been mixed In not q
few Of them. A few weeks ago he at
tackled Tom Harvey with a heavy
piece Of wood after an argument and
fractured Harvey's arm In two places
Alexander also has been q figure
In several shooting scrapcs at scat
tered places, 1t Is announced. Mrs
Alexander Is about 10 years old.
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WHEAT FUTURES
OPENED STRONG

Minneapolis. MIMI. Dec. 3.-tA2-
Wheat futures opened strong today
and although liberal profit taking de-
velopcd OH the advance. prices held
higher throughout. May closed ga
cetns higher.
Oats futures trade continued lin
tied and fcaturclcsS.
Rye was strong with receipts light.
Barley advanced with the general
list, but trade was moderate and fea-
tureless.
Flax started quiet but later bulged
6 to I cents on Argentine news of dis
appointing yields.
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APARTMENTS

= A0AO
FOR RENT-Apartments Just COM
pleted. private bath. hot water heat,
equipped with General Electric re-
frigerator and electric stove, close
In. furnished " unfinished. Cal
at 5l8 Fifth street or see DR.. r. s.
Engc.
FOR RENT-Two room nicely fur
nished apartment in a newly dec
Grated. nice quiet home. Conven-
lent to capitol and schools. Call at
8l4 Seventh street or phone 30O-W.
FOR RENT-In private home q fur
nished apartment. suitable for light
housekeeping, and a furnished room
with private bath adjoining. Call
phone No. l054-M.
FOR RENT-Two or three room
furnished apartments in the Lau.
rain apartments. City heat, III.
ways hot water. B. F. Flanagan.
phone 3O3.
FOR RENT-TWo room unfurnished
apartment. has gas stove. Private
entrance. 5000 per month. In
quire at 1914 Broadway or phone
499-M.
FOR RENT-turnlShCd or unfur-
nishcd apartments at the Rose
Apartments. us Third street. +. w.
Murphy. Phone 852.
FOR RENT-Modern three room
apartment. Heat and water fur
nished. Call at 1929 Seventh street
or phone 871-W.
FOR RENT-TWo room furnished
apartment. Will be vacant by the
End. Of Dec, $1,000 per month. Call
at GLIB Sixth.
FOR RENT-TWo unfurndshed three
room apartments at 42l Third
street. For information call at 423
Third street.
APARTMENT FOR RENT-At the
Woodmansee apartments. Inquire
H. j. WOodmanSee.
FOR RENT-FurE.shed apartment
OH ground floor. Call at $50 Fourth
street.
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FOR RENT-FOur roo MODERN
house at 800 Seventh street. Six
room partly modern house at 6l3
Fifteenth street. Seven room mod.
ern house at 902 Sixth street. Two
room partly modern house at llo
Second street. George N. Register.
ON ACCOUNT Of the company
changing my territory out hMe,
would like to exchange my duplex
or four CON flat in Minneapolis
for residence here In Bismarck. Ira
Schroeder. Mandan.
FOR RENT OR sALE-Fvc new
modern residences from SIX to ten
room each. best location. hot ~.
ter heat. garages attached. may be
rented heated II desired. See J. ].
Rue. Ill Ave. A.
FOR RENT-Six room modern house,
3 bed rooms, practically new and In
splendid condition. heated garage.
Located at 623 Eighth street. I'm.
mediate occupancy. Phone leo.J.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Fve lots
and two houses, centrally located IN
New Salem, N. Oak. Very reason-
able. Write or see Mrs. James Mac.
Donald, r. 2. Bismarck. N. OAK.
FOR RENT-Four room modern
house, close In. located at 402
Third street. Please call 1t ia
Rosser Ave. or phone 1851 after
600 p. m.
FOR RENT-Nine room unfuruiGhed
house at sos Second street, oOy0o
per month. suitable for . rental
business. Call at 100 Ave. b. east.
FOR RENT-Eight room modern
house at 608 Third street. his.
marck. N. D. Inquire phone Man.
dan 357, Marcovitz Grocery.
FOR RENT Boarding Or roomine
house in q very desirable location.
If interested write Bismarck Tfib.
une. in care Of Ad. No. %.
FOR RENT-seven room modern,
newly decorated home with hot W.
ter heat. and garage. Cali q -
Second street.
FOR RENT OR SALE-Furnlshod Z
oom partly modern house on Wet
RosSer. r. ]. Dohn. Phone ol9.
FOR RENT-Modern SIX roam dup1cx
with garage. Phone Ito.
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RANGE OF CARLOT SALES

Minneapolis. Dec. 3.-tAPl-Rangc
Of carlot grain sales: Wheat. No. l
hard spring l.4l to l.4lh: No. dark
northern 1865 to l.42; No. l north
ern l.34s. to 1.40,2: No. l mixed
wheat 1.37A: No. 3 hard winter
1854; No. 3 hard winter 1851: No. 2
amber durum 1905 to 1905: No. /
mixed durum 1908 to l.c6.
Corn. No. 4 yellow so to 81; No. 5
mixed rs.
Oats, No. 3 white 45a. to IS.
Rye. No. / l.O4.
Barley. No. 2 81 to 81: sample 81.
Flax. No. I 1892 to 3.30.
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

Chicago, Dec. 3.-lR1-Whcat No. ]
hard l.32h.
New corn No. ( mixed 63h to 81:
No. 3 yellow So to 90: No. 4 white
az to S6h; sample grade 50 70 ..
Old corn No. 2 mixed o. to 06: No.
: yellow o7h; No. 2 white 30.
Oats No. : white 40K to 50; sample
grade -.
Rye No. ! l.0o.
Timothy seed $50 to 6.75.
Glover seed 1O.26 to l7.76.
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BOSTON WOOL

Boston. Dec. 3.-(P-WOol: Few
bids on 56S and 48 SOS combing woods.
but prices offered very low compared
with recent sales: unsettled condi-
lions In the South American markets
appears dominant factor In the mar
ket on these grades Of domestic woods.
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REAL ESTATE

$680O.OO
SEMl-BUNGALOW, three bed rooms.
hot water heat. east front, beauti.
ful lawn and shrubbery. well built,
best Of neighborhoods.
$56OO.OO
FIVE ROOM bungalow, cast front,
nice shrubbery and lawn, one OF the
most attractive places i'll town,
garage, immediate possession. o
bargain.
FIVE ROOM modcr. bungalow, south
front. cheap.
Sill 100000
APARTMENTS: eight OF them;
bringing IN income Of over 20 per
cent q year: always filled up with
desirable tenants. 100000 cash
will swing this with balance on
terms to suit purchaser.
--
$45OO.CO
SIX ROOM modern house. facing
park. close in, a bargain.
100000
IS FOOT building lot, south front,
most select part Of city. cheaper,
by far, than anything else around
It.
MAKE A CHRISTMAS PRESENT
Of that home to your wife and family
which you have always promised
them.
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MONEY 1ATRa

New York, Dec. 3.[R1-Cal money
steady ~ Per cent al day. Time
leans easier - days ~ 60-o0 days
~ 4.0 months ~.
Prime Commercial Paper easier
6.8M.
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Chicago, Dec. 3.-H1-Butter
steady. receipts ol27 tubs: prices uIl-
changed. Eggs-steady. receipts 1910
caees: extra firStS s. to s.: graded
ftrSts - to ~: current firsts - TO
-: ordinary lirsts 81 70 =; refrieer-
ator firsts 37h 70 -: refrigerator ex-
tras 49, 70 -
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Nunueapolis, MINI, Dec. 5.-N1H
UA.DAJ-rotatoes: Light wire In
quify. demand 1low. market sltghtly
strouooH. Carloads FOB chipping
polnt (6asod ca delivered sales lesa
~ transportation charges) sack cwt..
Round Whites, q. q. No. ! and partly
grndod. lcw sa1eg o3.l6 TO 3.9o.
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Prompt Tax Slash,
Passage Of Tariff,
Farm Relief Asked

Continued from page one)
forth the alternative Of naval limita.
tions at the London conference or q
six-year building program costing
~ 400 100000. He asked that congress
give earnest consideration to the pos
abilities Of prudent action which will
give relief from W continuously
mounting expenditures" for national
defense.
President Hoover's suggestions,
which II followed would give the sen
ate and house many issues for de-
bate. included q range touching al
most every phase Of the nations do
mestic and international problems.
They included:
Has Mig Program
Adherence to the world court.
Delegation by congress Of power to
reorgani1e government departments
to the president, with reservation Of
congressional revisory power within q
limited period.
Early construction work on an ex-
tended public buildings program
throughout the country.
An increase from 330.000.0oo "a
436 100000 In the next fiscal year "a
push the Mississippi flood control
work. and more liberal appropriations
for general river and harbor work.
Legislatton to simplify and expedite
consolidation Of the railroads.
Fevors Chain Banking
lnyestiention into feasibility OF
amending national banking laws To
permit chain banking In limited re-
gious.
Creation Of full time federal power
commission Of three members.
Establishment Of permanent federal
radio commission along lines Of the
present temporary commission but
with the removal Of the requirement
that commissioner must be chosen y
Soncs.
Appointmeut Of . special commits
sion 70 negotiate contracts looking r.
the RESUMPTION Of activities ct thu
Muscle Shoals properties.
OcneroGGaonal study Of m tmmigra.
ton plan % marc fully meet national
Necessities.
More libetal appropriations q
strengthen the diplomats and STATE
department services.
Return of most of the Sei1ed allen
property within . year.
Mr.. Hoover gave extended treat.
meut beginning with the statement
that enforcement Of the laws enacted
10 give effect to the eighteenth
--.-A-.-AA - k~>- m~As~RA>
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CHICAG0 CHEESE

Chicago, Dec. 3.-F1-Cheese per
h.: Twins 2lh: daisies 2lH to q;
long horns 2lH to ~; young Amert-
cas- 22A: Swiss SO to 81; Limburger
2lT brick q.
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II. B. Palm, Casper Richardson.
Henry Helgeson. H. e. Helgeson, Jr.
H. r.. Tonning, Herbert Lundin.
T. g. johnson. Adm johnson.
G. s. Staley. Orville Hagen.
Oluf Erickson, Donald Erickson.
8. o. Dundas, Claude Bake.
w. H. Dixon, Bill Dixon.
8. L. Martin. Duane Richardson.
Joseph LoSk, Noah Losk.
Oluf G. Lee. Douglas Kennedy.
Angus Kennedy, ST.. Angus Ken
nedy. Jr.
w. 8. shirk. Minor shirk.
A. r. Barbour, Bully Barbour.
r. Putnam, Billy johnson.
/. Sanford. Martin Sanford.
n. q. Thomas, Wendell Thomas.
Carl f1aag. Chester Eaag.
q. w. Bauer. Donald Bauer.
Charles Losk. Leonard LOsk.
M. G. Frazer. Vance Frazer.
w. II. Home. Byron Wick.
q. p. Hegland. Neil Kennedy.
A. M. LaBrant. Robert, Cassidy.
Emil Sorenson. Norman Ross.
z. 1. Miller. Hakon 0ryde.
Joe Lawler. :1itch Lawlcr. Wilmot
Aldrich.
r.. J. Folven. Linez F0lven.
q. N. Fritzold. Melford Tritzvold.
Magnus Aasen. Howard Digeness.
J. o. Nelson. Myron stoughton.
Alan Vanderbilt, ST., Alan VAN
dergrift, Jr.
G. J. Carlson, william g. Carlson.
]. p. christensen, Thomas r. Carl
son.
8. Mathistad. John Mathistad.
Ross w. Luttrell, Lyle Luttrell.
Peter 6. Moe. Thorcl johnson.
G. D. orant;er. Phillip Scotland.
Jack Lawler. Eugene lAwler. Glen
LAWYER.
w. B. Chappell, Raymond Chappell.
8. q. DeTienne. Joe 0rCtte.
L. N. McAGaster. Donald Ncllaster.
Arthur 81. Rud. Hugh Htshel.
Albert Ruts, Dick Ruts, Walter
RutS.
J. g. Richardson. Donald Richard-
ron.
J. 3. Taylor. Kenneth Richardson.
Dr.. Archie McCanuel.
Rev. d. 4. Myers.
J. A. t3leb.
n. 3. Nelson.
Eugene ochyttncr.
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Crude hammocks on poles. carried
by natives. are the only means Of
transportation offered In many places
on the island of Madagascar.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE
BARGAINS in used furniture. ken.
nelly Furniture Co.. Mandnn. N. d
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New York. Dec. 3.-(F-Poultry
dressed irregular fowls, fresh or froz.
en- 20 to 81. Long Island ducks fresh
20 to as.
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ROOM N BOARD

ROOM AND BoARD-Room nicely
furnished and newly decorated. in
modern home. suitable for one or
two gentlemen. only two blocks
from '::--.ness district. reasonable
rate. Call at 1l3 Mandan street.
Plloc@ C37.J.
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WatfOrd City Father
And Son Banquet Is
Attended by Sc Men

Watford City. N. D.. Dec. 3-Nincty-
six men and boys attended the an
nual father and son banquet here re-
Gently.
DIR. Archie Nc Camel. Minot. was
the principal speaker while J. s.
Taylor was POSTMASTER. Group sing
ing was led b. Eugene Schyttner.
j. O. Nelson spoke In behalf Of tho
fathers while Melford Fritsvold rep
resented the sol in q short address.
Men at the banquet and their
quests follow:
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NEw YORK

New York. Dec. 3.-R9-Eggs firm:
receipts 1926. Mixed colors fresh
gathered extra g.: extra first 81 to
So: first SO to So: seconds As to -:
refrigerator. best marks AZ: extra
first 20 to Il: first 38ll. to 35h; Sec
onds 81 to SO. Other grades UNI
changed.
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New York. Dec. 3.-H,-Butter
firm; receipts l4.460. Creamery
higher than extra A to Ah: extra
(e2 score) 49,; first COS to 81 score)
50 to 42h.
Cheese steady: receipts 1904.
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FOR s%ALE-RADIOs

FOR SALE-RAUIOS
FOR SALE-Nearly new holster eight
tube all electric radio chassis. with
front panel. complete with tubes
and an excellent radio. Cheap. Call
at 3O2 Eighth street. Phone 375.
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CURB STOCKS
BONDS

New York, Dec. 3.-A1-Liberty
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MALE HELP WANTED

MEN AND Women In and out Of the
city to handle real live proposition.
Will stand investigation. Exper.
fence unnecessary. Chance Tor
man and wife to travel. Also good
for tourists to pay expenses while
on trip. Call 4O7. Grand Pacific
Hotel.
LEARN Barbering now at the Oldest
Accredited Institution OF its kind.
Catalog Free Moler Barber College,
Fargo. N. D., Butte. Mont.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-03

MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR
Minneapolis, MIMI. Dec 3.-RD-
Flour unchanged. Shipments 2o.7s7
barrels.
Bran e2ey0o to 2o.oo.