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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-30
CHICAGO vpyEsTOt.k

Chicago. Dec. 3o.-sAPD-tG. $. p.
A.D-HoEs-5:.OOo including $4,000 d.
rect: market mostly steady with Sat-
urday: top $50 paid for l!o-17o 10
weighty butchers down to $50: pack
ing sows a. tO $50. Butchers medi-
I'm, u choice .aO-3SA III 9.35 tn ?.So:
:.O0-:5o I'd 80 Il $50: 10000 III $40
70 $50: i:o.iso ID s.to to $50; Pack
choice ?0-1:o 10 800 TO 9.S5.
c'attic-I6.O00: calves 1000 III
largely short fed steers all light and
medium weight heifers: few early
sales Of SELECTED kinds steady: others
strong: ycalcrs weak 10 soc lower:
stcckers and feeders scarce and
stead.. Slaughter classes steers good
and choice ls00-l.O0 10 1:.1O tn 1850:
lica.t:" IT, 1875 to 1900. a5o-tioo
y l::5o 70 I6.:5: common and medium
$50 ID M SIS 10 12.75: fed ycarling3
good and choice 75O-950 III t..s5 IL
1926. Hetfcrs good aud choice $50 ID
down 1859 to 1850. Common and me
'lium ia IL ii.5". Cows good and
Gluir 6.:5 10 500: low cutter and cut
ter $50 to 6..5: bulls good and choice
tbecD 800 to s.75: cutter to medium
6.7S to s.c5. vealers tmilk fedD good
and choice 49,. TO 100: medium -
80 to 1870: tuii and common 7.:5 to
f..00. Stocker and feeder steers good
End choice tall weights) 1880 to TO-
"a: common and medium e.25 to 1925.
Sheep--.0.0 OO fat lambs opening soc
lower. few 1918 TO 1900; best held
above 1925: fat ewes weak 80 10
$50: feeding lambs quotable steady.
lambs good and choice ~ III down
1880 TO t:.7j: medium lt..O to 1880:
common 1870 to i1.5N. Ewes medium
70 choice l5N ID down $50 10 500: cul;
and common ESQ 10 A.76. Feeder
lambs good and choice 1l.50 to 1853.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-30
Additional Sports |
Five Big Games
New Years ay
by the Associated Press)

my INC AS0OCtSte0 FTVSOD
Football will breathe It's last with
five big games New Years day.
The University Of Pittsburgh, un-
beaten and united. clashes with
Southern California In the Rose
Bowl game at Pasadena.
A picked eastern team battles an
all-star western aggregation In the
annual Shriners' charity game at
San Francisco.
At Dallas, picked teams from the
midwest and the southwest will
battle for supremacy.
The northern and southern divi-
sioils Of the Southern conference will
meet In still another game at At.
ianta. Ca. while the North Central
all stars face the Rocky MountAineers
at Denver.
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Yoder, Haverlin
Broadcast Game

New York. Dec. 3O.-(Rr-Lloyd Z.
Yoder. of the National Broadcasttng
.company's Pacific coast studios, ana
Carl Haverlin. announcer 1t KIT, Los
Angeles. will give a play-by-play de-
scription of the New Years day foot
ball game between the Pitt Panthers
and Southern California over the Ma
tional B~roadcasting company's chain.
Yoder. who captained the Carnegie
Tech team of 1927. will describe the
first and third periods. and Haverlin
the second and final.
The broadcast will begin 1t $50
O'Clock, eastern standard time.
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WHEAT FUTURES RALLY
AND THE ANE SET BACK

Minneapolis. Dec. 30.-tAPD-Wheat
futures rallied today after opening
unsettled. hut buying was not sus.
tanned n profit taking near the
close resulted tn II setback. May
closed 3-A rent lower.
Corn futures were depressed by
heavy deliveries ON December con.
tracts. Oats were dull n feature
less. Rye deliveries were liberal hut
prices we're steady. Barley dipped but
easily rallied. Flax started l cent
lower but rallied on commission house
buying Of scAnt offerings.
Cash wheat offerings were sc0nt
and prices were strong 10 1 cent hiEil-
or compared with futures. No winter
a. reported In and not enough
siurum al received to make \ q
Eet.
Cash co.n demand lacked force AMI
hid were mostly I cen weaker COM
pared with futures. Oats demand waS
sharper and prices gained on futures.
Elevator buyers still sought rye. hut
millers were indifferent. Barley de-
mand was good FOR mailing. ia de-
.lined as compared with futures.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-30
allan HOOVER GIVES
white House PARTY
Ten 0ebutantes invited by Tels,
phone; Poppy Orchestra
Is Engaged

washington. Dec. 30.-tF-Allan
Hoover. the youngest son Of the pres
ident. will reach the high point Of hts
holiday fling tonight with q brilliant
dancing party at the white house.
The affair was arranged hurricdly
and verbal invitations are said to
have been sent out to about 10. 1t Is
safe to say the debutantes invited to
the white house will side track other
affairs which have been scheduled for
weeks.
Poppy Orchestra Engaged
The invitations read for 10 O'Clock.
Instead Of the Marine band which
usually plays for all social affairs at
the executive mansion q poppy hotel
orchestra has been engaged.
The Christmas tree and holly
wreaths and ~poinsettias used for the
Christmas festivities. including the
dinner to the president.clect Of Mex
leo. and hts party, were taken down
Saturday. To-day loads Of fresh
flowers from the white house conserv-
atories prepared the rooms for to-
nights dance.
Ltkeable, full OF spirit and enjoying
dancing like any college boy. Allan
nevertheless forsook social gayety for
his books when he entered Harvard
last fall. He wal concentrated strict
~ on his course In business admins
tration. declining many urgent invi-
tations for dinners and dances In Cam
bridge and Boston.
First Time In Years
It will be the first time In years
the younger set has reigned supreme
In the big white, pillared mansion.
Even with John Coolidge home on
vacations, the Coolidges made no at
tempt to entertain young people after
the death Of their younger son. CAL
win. John Coolidge. moreover, did
not carr as much for social gaiety as
does Allan Hoover. He preferred out
door pastimes.
The party tonight will practically
be Allan's debut" In Washington.
Though pronounced by his associates
to be - regular fellow" aud q Jolly.
likeable kid" Allan has been here but
little since hts parents entered the
white house.
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Officers Are
Wounded Raiding In
Virginia, California

Continued from page one)
opened fire. Its commanding officer
said. after the BLACK Duck" had re.
fused to heed all order to stop. A
fourth member Of the crew Of the
speedboat. who was wounded. claimed
no warning had been given.
The remainder OF the contraband
liquor was seized by coast guardsmen
In Long Island Sound waters from
two other craft. the crews Of which
escaped.
At Washington. Rear Admiral r. 9.
Billiard. commandant Of the coast
guard, said that that service means
business" and has no use for gentle
words and amiablc gestures"
Guar6 Means Business
THE coast guard" Billiard said last
night. has the Job Of stopping liquor
smuggling ct sea. It Is not . Job that
can be handled with soft words and
amiable gestures. The coast guard Is
used to carrying out any duty given to- It
% a. with vigor and determination.
IT means business about this mat.
ter and acts strictly within the law.
II . liquor ssnuegler elects to defy
the command Of . coast guard craft
to stop, he runs q serious risk Of
getting hurt through . course OF &C.
ton that the law has specifically ~.
thori1ed for . hundred years."
In some quarters. BILLIARDS. state
melat was interpreted . N answer
to the demands Of the last week Tor
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sOtT u sv. rAuI I.1yESTolk

South 81. rauI. Dec. 5O.--(APD-lU.
s. II. A. -t.attic-3.:O0 market opem-
ing moderately active. steady to weak
~ mos killing classes; long year
llngs it.:3: bulk all weight steers
and ycar,inIs $50 to l1.:s: common
and medium fat COWS So to ia:
odd heads choice kinds on up IL 800;
heifers s..5 to 800: for omm aud
medium grades odd heads to 1909:
low cutters and cutters 4.S5 TO 5.7a:
weis;ty medium grade bulls scarce.
fully steady, top s.15 paid sparingiy:
bulk $50 down: stockcrs and feeders
in more liberal supply. scarce active
fully steady: calv<s-i.:0O opening
around ~ lower. early bulk 1880 to
1870.
HoEs-li.0Oo: steady 10 10 higher
than last weeks close: lights and
butchers mostly S.:5 to S.35; top S.J5
paid s2aringty by shippers: packing
sOws around s.:5: pigs u light
lights s..5: average cost Saturday
40: weight FL.
Shcep-6 800: opening slow. pack.
crs talking sharply lower on better
grade lambs; around 1880 - 1915
for best kinds: strictly choice Offer
ings around 1900; sheep about steady.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-30
MALE nElP WANTED

IF YOU ARE looking for steady work
with good earnings. starting ut
about $4,000 per week. are neat In
appearance and cal1 start ut once.
Address Box ISL. Bismarck. N. d.
MEN. TWO, 10 call on customers
for Real silk Hosiery, earning to
start about 5000 per week. Call
between 2 and I p. m. No. ., Hos.
kins.Meyer Blk.
DON'T Be . Mis-fit. Qualify Tor
good positions. Catalog free. Moler
Barber college. Fargo. N. D.. Butte,
Mont,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-30
Leo Lounski Faces
Make Rosenbloom

New York. Dec. W.-R-Maxie
Rosenbloom's fourth meeting with
Leo Lomski, Aberdeen. WASH, light
heavyweight. features this weeks ma
tional boxing schedule. They will
clash over the 1O-round route In
Madison Square Garden Friday night.
Each has won one decision from the
other in previous bouts. their third
encounter resulting in a draw.
Other bouts OH tho national schcd-
ulc include:
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FOR RENT-Apartment with large
living room. two bed rooms. two
large closets. kitchen and bath.
Gas range. hot water heat. warm
garage. Located at 6l4 Seventh
street. Apply to r. G. Remington,
office phone go. house phone IS.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Just com.
pleted. private bath. hot water heat.
equipped with General Electric re-
f~rigerator and electric stove. close
In. furnished or unfurnished. Cal
at 5i8 Fifth street or sec u. r. s.
En9e.
FOR RENT-Onc room apartment
with kitchcnettc. furnished, on
ground floor. Would prefer couple
who work. Adults only. Close III.
Call evenings after five. Phone
262-M.
FOR RENT-Two room nicely fur
nislled apartment In . newly dec
Grated, nice quiet home. Conven-
lent to capitol and schools. Call at
8l4 Seventh street or phone 30O-W.
FOR RENT-rwo room furnished
apartment on second floor. l room
on ground floor. Lights. water,
heat furnished. Also garage for
rent. Call at GA Eighth street.
FOR HENT-An apartment, two
rooms. bath and kitchenette. partly
furnished. Also q two room al fur
nished apartment. Call 1T "a Ninth
street or phone l0S4-M.
FOR RENT-Warm nicely furnished
apartment, hot water heat. private
entrance, close in. Phone SILL or
call at AT Eighth street after 500
p. m.
FOR RENT-High class strictly mod
ern apartment IN new two family
bungalow. Desirable location. In
quire 2ll w. Rosser o. phone 1919.
FOR RENT-Cozy warm three room
corner apartment furnlshed. Also
q two room apartment. The LAu.
rain Apartments. Phone 303.
FOR RENT-Furnislned apartment,
city heat. and m eight room mod
cru house. Close In. Also q garage.
L. w. Mclean. Phone eos.
FOR REleT-FurnlShed ana unlur-
nished apartments In thu Roe
Apartments. =. w. Murphy. III
Third street.
FOR RElgT-Nurnialaed h~ousekeep-
ing apartment. no children. Ain
Q GaxaGe. Can Of - nth street
FOR RElgT-Ftrulshed two room
anortmAnk 116y0o per m0nfh. ca
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BOsTON wOOi.

Boston, Dec. 3N.-(APD-WOOI:
moderate quantities So COS strictl;'
cOMbing territory w0ois sold at 90
70 SC secured basis and manufactur.
trs continue TO show further interest
in wool ut this time. The major part
of business reported for past ak
weeks however. was on Gfs and finer
French cOinblnS and original bag ter.
ritory woods. The receipts for week
ending December 70 amounted to L.
"a 100 pounds Ms compared with ~
G:6. 100 pounds tho previous week.
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'Merrymakers' Will
Guard Minneapolis
At New Year Parties

st. Paul. Dec. 30.-#D-Disguised a
uaerrymakers. observers will be
placed In all cafes and night clubs Of
the Twin Cities on New Years eve to
enforce the eighteenth amendment.
N. 1. Harvey. assistant northwest
prohibition administrator, announced
today.
About 50 agents will operate In the
Twin Cities, Mr.. Harvey said.
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NEW o

New York. Dec: so-lAPl-nHtter
er than extra % - e 1lK; extra
(Ss score. 70 % t0k !; first l1e. = d
rent make No. !. e 70 ssK; 10. :.
3ex to ~.
Cheese steady: receipts la5.g7S.
State. whole milk flats, fresh, fancy
-; g held g % 2s11. 800.
Mixed colors, fresh gatkereA extra
s. to 81: extra first - to 81. first
te31 20 ~; re~frigsrator special merka
AN TO ~: extra first ~ 10 ~; first
% to 40M: eeconds 50 to -.
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smnCAuO pnrAWnn~

Chicago, Dec. 3O.-(APb-(C. $. u.
A.D-potatoes receipts ~ ears. on
track 1876. total United States SNIP
ments Saturday 500. Sunday ~ cars.
trading good. market firm: Wisconsin
sacked round whites $2.4s To $2.65.
Minnesota and North Dakota sacked
round whites s:.2s 10 SEQ: sacked
Red River Ohics $50 70 s..S5: Idaho
sacked russets $c.S5 to SALE, fancy
$3.l5 4 1926.
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nulS ASKS -MEMnERNnlr

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tor Stock
membership in the Farmers National
Grain Dealer corporation has been
filed by the North Observation-Disclosures
Wheat Growers association. II was
announced here by George Duis, prcsi-
dent OF the association.
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New York. Dec. 3O.-GAr,-Exten-
sive ycar-rnd Establishments OF specu.
lAttve accounts brought about All tr-
regular price movement ~ today's
stock market. Prices headed upward
around midday when fresh selling
broke out In the copper and rubbsr
merchandising issues. Many vi the
early gains Of from l to . points were
cut down, and several were converted
into net declines.
This was the last day in which
stocks could be sold the regular way
TO establish income tax losses and II
was apparent much Of tho selling was
for h a reason. Tax sales for cash
may. still be made tomorrow but
stocks sold In the ordinary manner
on that day will not be cleared until
January :.
Call money was firm at six per
cent. time money market was quiet.
set Of selling pressure In the copper
group. yielding 3 points. other red
metal shares received fairly good SUI.
port. Rubbers were reactionary. all
FISK issues saggins 70 new lows for
first. preferred dropped : points and
Goodyear :th. Fresh selling in Sears
Roebuck carried that issue down
more than . points to SAL. but it
quickly snapped back above s..
C~OiuInDIAn IArDOn ran up Oh.
points but lost all rs gain. j. !. Case
sold ~: points higher. II. ". Macy
four and General Electric, Wrestling.
house Electric. bet H,it Edison, Sim
q Company. Air Reduction. War
rem Brothers. A.. NJ. Flyers and First
National stores were marked up ;
points or 10 before the rise was
checked by the mid day selling move
ment.
y. s. steel furnished impressive
leadership In the final hour and tho
entire market displayed considerable
vitality. Much Of the mid day loss
to buy. pushing up several favorites
to the best prices Of the dag. Utilities
were conspicuous IN the rebound. The
close Vas firm. Sales appropriated
;, 100 600 shares.
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NANoE or CARLor SALES

Minneapolis, Dec. 3o.-(AP1-Range
OF carlot grain sales: wheat: No. l
dark northern. 1875 to 1914; No.
ed. IL: 10 LII: No. ; amber durum,
lisa: No. ! mixed durum. l.16is.
Corn. No. I yellow. TN: No. mix
ed. 7aia.
Rye. No. i, 80.
Barley. No. ?, 50: sample. 81: 10 80
Flax, No. !. ST. to 3.l2.
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Pure ocean water hos . clear blue
color because ealt water doee net -.
scrb the blue rays Of sunlight - s
docs the red rays. The 6luenesS q
go ~ater depends largely upon IT.
sAltiuesA.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-30

Minneapolis. = Earl MagnusOn, Il,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emit Magnuson,
Minneapolis, died from wounds re-
cetved when a rifle held In the hands
of a companion was accidentally dis
charged.
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Ltichfield, MInn.-L1oyd Post, 70,
were killed when their automobile
struck by u Great Northern pas
train two miles west Of hero.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
1928 Z cylinder Durant 4-door.
1879 8 cylinder Durant 4.door.
1898 4 cylinder Durant Coupe.
1876 Ford Tudor.
1875 Ford Roadster.
1877 Chevrolet Coach.
1877 Chevrolet Truck.
THESE CARS are nil in good me.
chanical condition. Priced right TO
reduce stock. We give terms.
nEDAAL MOTOR CO.
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FORMER n. D. MAN DIES

FORMER N. D. MAN DIES
Minot. N. D.. Dec. 3O.-FD-Melvin
B. johnson. -. Los Angeles, Calf.
who was born In Min0t and a grad
uatc Of the University Of North Da-
kota, died Sunday In the California
city. Burial will be made in Ala
hama.
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MONEY! WATl:

New York. Dec. :0.-tAFp-S'all
money steady s per cent Al, day. Time
loans steady 80 days 1915; 5000 days
4sA.S: As months $3.50.
Prime commercial paper :-:i..
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Cap e.NEExE

Chicago. Dee. 3V.-tAP)-Chcese per
pound: twins :O1Hc: daisies 20 81 to
lie: long horns "a to :lAc;. young
Americas :I,.c: Swiss sc; limbur-
ser .:c: brick s0!.c.
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HOUSES AND U.ATs

HOUSES AND HEAAxO
FOR RENT-strictly modern five
room duplex, attached garage. I'm.
mediate possession. OrrtS w. Rob.
erts. Phone Isl or Isl.
TOR RENT OR sALE-Fivo neV
modern residences from elk to tan
rooms each. best location. hot ~.
ter heat. garages attached, may -
rented heated II desired. See J. J.
Rue. I'll Ave. A.
FOR SALE OR RENT-seyen room
modern home. including bath and
garage. Price 5000. liberal terms.
Possession about January LIST. Tele.
phone l08 for particulars.
FOR RENT-Modern five room bun
galow. also three room flat. III
heated but unfurnished. II you
want q nice home look this over.
723 Mandan street.
FOR RENT-Three room partly
modern house at 1884, South FIFTH
street. Rent $500 per month. In
quire at 100 Broadway or phone
l20.W.
FOR RENT-SIx room partly modern
house In good location. near schools.
Rent reasonable. Occupancy Jan.
first. Inquire ct SO Third street.
FOR RENT-seven room modern
house at 40 Fifteenth street. Rea-
sonablc rent. Phone llol or call at
11O8 Thirteenth street.
FOR RENT-Partly modern four
room furnished house on West
Rosser. r. J. Dohn, $50 Mandan
street or phone 873.
FOR RENTING rooms and bath.
Strictly modern. New. Close In.
Call at 21l w. Rosser or phone 1919.
FOR RENT-Seven room modern
newly decorated house. Call ct
8l2 Second street. Phone 2o2.W.
FOR RENT-Modern house. five
rooms and bath. Inquire 1t Ia
Sixth street or phone loo-W.
FOR SALE-Six room modern bunga-
low. Phone ll40 evenings between
900 pm. and TOO p. m.
FOR RENT-seven room house q
925 Fifth street. Strictly modern,
H. Z. Reade. Phone ~.
FOR RENT-January first. five room
new modern house at al Eleventh
street. Phone 646-R.
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MlNNEs0TA PIONEER nE;AW

st. Paul.-icorge II. Hazard. Sc.
Minnesota pioneer and secretary Of
the Minnesota Territorial Pioneers as
ISOLATION for &c wears. died.
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roRniCN nxcMAxGE

New York. Dec. 3O.-1APD-roreign
exchanges Irregular demand: Great
Britain 49, 9-le: France 3.13 -:
Italy 5.:3X: Germany :3.t7: Norway
ESQ: sweden 1891: Montreal ps.SS%.
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~nErnAmMr.ra WrANW

Afinneapolis, Dec. 3O.-(AP)-Flour
10 cents higher. In carload lots. tam.
ily patents quoted At $3.50 to 1910
n barrel In ~ pound cotton sacks.
6hlpments j2,O18.
l3fan 411.O0 to $3.50.
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emmAGO p0Ulrny

chicago, bee. so.-lAP)-Poultry
alive, easier receipts . cars: heavy
fowls .s: springs sih: ROSTERS u;
turkeys u to 20: ducks II: geese II.
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Brief Bits O. News
TWO IDVE Ar CROSSING

81. Paml.--James Carey, e.. 4 gar
dener, was killed by a hit-and- run
motOrist.
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Rooms ron RRNr

EVW 001N1
FOR RENT-One or two laTRo fuf.
nished or unfurnished rooms, suit
able for sleeping OF light house,
keeping, on ground floor. Hot ~.
ter heat. Call at 800 Eighth street.
FOR RENT-Large nicely furnished
sleeping room with clothes closet.
Close In, rent reasonable. Suitable
for one or two gentlemen. Can 8
2l0 Second street or phone llll.R.
ROOM FOR RENT-Nice fuFnishsd
room with large closet, two large
south windows. Price reasonable.
Suitable for one or two. Call st
402 Eighth street or phone i33o.J.
ROOM FOR RENT-in modern new
home. two blocks from Grand n.
cific hotel. Always hot water. Gen.
tlemen preferred. Call ct 500
Fourth street OF phone l2o-R.
FOR RENT-Three nicely furnished
sleeping rooms with large closet.
Private entrance, hot water heat.
) blocks from Patterson, hotel. Cor
ner Of 402 Fifth and Rosser.
FOR RENT-Four sleeping rooms
with clothes closets. one extra large
room with three windows. Reason.
ably priced. Close In. Gail q 10
Ave. A east or phone o03.W.
ATTRACT1VELY furnished room
with large closet. three wind0ws II
q private home. Young lady pre.
ferred. 3l4 Ave. D. Phone l2z2.J.
FOR RENT-Furnished li0ht h0u0e.
keeping rooms with piano. hot W.
ter heat. on ground floor. Call at
6l9 Sixth street or phone 6lo-W.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
In modern home. four blocks from
postoffice, suitable for one or two
gentlemen only. Phone 44O-J.
FOR RENT-Room suitable for two.
gentlemen only. Close In. Always
hot water. Phone ll52 Of call 6
AIS Fourth street.
FOR RENT-FGrnished room "a mod.
crn home, double closet spoce,
Phone 329-R or call at o07 sixth
street.
FOR RENT-Furnished room suitable
for two with individual beds II Dc.
sired. Well located. Phone 473.R.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
in strictly modern home. Phone
357-M or call ut 702 Seventh street.
FOR RENT-Large comfortable room
In modern home. suitable for two.
Call at 8l4 Ave. D or phone 1lJ7.
FOR RENT-Two warm sloepiug
rooms. $1,000 and $500. Phono
lS60.W.
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D. A.)-Potatoes; good wire inquiry,
demand good. market stronger. Car.
loads \. Q. b. chipping point biased
delivered sales less al transpOr.
tAtion chergea) sack cwt. round
whites y. 9. No. | and partly gradcd
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PRICES fall
AS7RADERSU UNLOAD
TO GET TAX LOSSES
Copper, Rubber and Merchan.
dising Issues Principal
centers Of Attack

New Jerk. Nee. 10.-tAPD-
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ety aaA electrical WNNmeRstWp1mg
1AAues Nr0oghs AhOet = hpssk pal.
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close Of toaay's market after ~
EARLIER pesSN6 ~ IerexM1svity.
short covering In helleVe1 a.
have heen m important fnrt0v IN
the advance, which ran freWs : -
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iasues. Tradon9, which had bees
rather Q0tet 10 tie early part ~
the seaslon. picked ny % the
rally. the 1ay'a aa1en nggeeGatlng
ah0uN A,00OyOO0 nAateA.