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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-28
MINNEAPOLIS HI
HAS SEVERE

Minneapolis. May 2s.-(F-Wheat
mad another severe setback today.
Nay deliveries went fertilizer into the
Dos and July futures lost the dollar
sign on the board. Coarse grains and
tlaxseed also showed extreme weak
ness. The markets rallied moderately
near the close. Corn prices broke to
~successiv, new lovs, with rallies
feeble. Prices broke 1Mc to 2hc. Oats
shared in the weakness. July declin-
ing lc. Barley futures were weak, July
dropping &c. July rye broke 2lsc and
was slow to rally. Flaxseed followed
up Mondays drop with 41sc decline.
Cash wheat offerings were mod
crate, but demand was quiet. Winter
wheat was easy to lc lower. Durum
was easy. Demand was quiet.
Corn offerings were lighter, but
demand was quiet. Oats were quiet
and easy. Rye was steady and in good
demand. Barley was lc lower. De-
mand was slack at Sic to SIC.
Flaxseed was In quiet demand, with
offerings small.
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Farm and Factory
Commodity Duties
Increased by Bill
Continued from page one)

CONTINUED from page one)
OF six. and the president would be
permitted to ignore political affili-
atoms in making his appointments.
Under existing law not more than
three commissioners may be Of the
same political party.
Aids Salary. Cuts Terms
Salaries Of the commissioners
would be raished from $500 to
$4,000. and their terms would be
for sever years instead of IL. as at
present.
To speed up the commissions work
in determining justification for rate
changes the bill proposes. that it may
consider differences in conditions Of
competition between domestic and
foreign articles in the principal mar
kets of the United States, instead Of
differences in cost of production, as
provided in the present law.
The president. in exercising his
power under the flexible clause. which
authorizes him to raise or lower rates
as much as so per cent, would be al
lowed. II he deemed 1t necessary. to
base rates on the American selling
price OF to reclassify articles in order
to effect rate changes.
Gives President Power
In addition, the executive would be
authorized to investigate methods for
bi.sing import duties on some form of
domestic valuation instead Of foreign
valuation, as at present, and report
to congress.
Here are some of the more impor-
tant rate changes in the bill:
Sugar-2.A0 cents q pound; now
1.76 cents.
Wool-34 cents a pound; now 81
cents.
Butter-l4 cents a pound; now -
cents.
White potatoes-75 cents per 100
pounds; now so cents.
Live cattle. under 800 pounds
cents . pound; now y: cents under
1850 pounds.
Live cattle. over 800 pounds-2X
cents a pound; now 2 cents over 1850
pounds.
Hides-lo per cent ad valorem: now
free.
Leather-l2h to 80 per cent; now
free.
Boots and shoes-20 per cent; now
free.
Wrapper tobacco. unstemmed-42.s0
q pound: now $40.
Wrapper tobacco, stemmed-$3.lS .
pound: now $2.75.
Milk[ cents . gallon; now ~
cents.
Cream-4s cents Z gallon; now 20
cents.
Fresh beef and veal-6 cents Q
pound: now 3 cents.
Sheep. lambs and COASTS . head:
now q.
Lard-3 cents q pound; now I cent.
Eggs-lO cents q dozen: now 8cents.
Corn-25 cents . bushel: now IS
cents.
Milled rice-2h cents q pound;
now 2 cents.
orapefruit-lh cents = pound; now
/ cent.
Flaxsced-63 cents q busl,el: now s.
cents.
Tomatoes-3 cents . pound; now
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MART PRICES RISE
AFTER Sales WAVE
Further Break in Wheat Prices
to 97M Cents Has De.
pressing Influence

New York. May 28.-(R-The storm
OF selling which has been sweeping
through the stock market for the past
week appeared to have mn its course.
at least temporarily. today. and prices
rebounded In brisk fashion under the
influence Of strong buying support.
Most Of the industrial and railroad
leaders met strong support.
Call money renewed unchanged at
s per cent and appeared to be in
fairly plentiful supply. Wall street
expects q sizeable reduction In brok-
ers' loans this week.
A further break In wheat prices to-
day. the May option selling down to
q new low of OLE cents a bushel, had
. rather depressing influence. The
days business news generally was ia
vorable.
Atchison was ono of the leaders OF
the days rally. soaring 10 points to
9 new high record for all time at
2l4. New York Central moved up 4
points, and Colorado e. Southern, New
Haven, and st. Louis Southwestern
sold 2 to 3 points higher. Texas e.
Pacific broke 5 points to a new 1929
low at ISIS.
Public utilities were again in brisk
demand. American Waterworks raj
lied more than 6 points to a new
high at 98:s, and Commonwealth
Power jumped S points TO a new high
at l72.
General Electric ran up nearly Z
points, United Aircraft So, Curtiss
Aero S, and Sears Roebuck, American
Can. Columbia Carbon, holster Radio,
westinghouse Electric, Man
willie. and Gillette Safety Razor adj
vanced 3 points or more. Case
T1lreshing and Montgomery Ward
practically wiped out their early de-
clines of 6is and g.. points. respcc-
lively. Industrial Rayon broke 8
points to q new low at 80, which
contrasts with the years high of 1876.
Eaton Axle also sank to new low
ground.
Squeezing Of the shorts who had
overstAyed their market in some Of
the trading ~favorites caused violent
uptur11s In some instances. United
Aircraft rose 10 points, Federal Min
Ing and Smelling is, and Case
Threshing went fom $685. to 3l51..
In addition Commonwealth Power
increased It's rise to Z points, while
Columbia Graphopnone, Johns-M Man
VILE, American Can. and North
American all gained S points or so.
The market closed strong. with the
days sales approximating 4,l00, 900
shares.
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u s N A


FOR RENT-Four Don summer cot
tage on Lake Pulaski. front and
back porches screened, furnished
except bed blankets and linen.
Three room summer cottage with
large screened porch. furnished ex-
cepting bed blankets and linen, boat
with each cottage. 36 miles west
of Minneapolis at Buffalo. MINI.
DR.. G. D. Dyrsema.
FOR SALE-First class boarding
house business. furniture and
equipment, including piano. radio,
gas water heater. laundry, electric
range and washer. Write Tribune,
care of Ad. No. q.
FOR RENT OR FOR SALE-Brand
new six room house ON Mandan
street. Oak floors. hot water heat,
including a new electric stove.
Inquire J.. j. Rue, I'll Ave. A. Phone
1256-W.
FOR S~ALE-Three lots with bunga-
low, five roomsa and bath in fastest
growing section of Bismarck. Will
take automobile part payment. Adj
dress Box 35. Bismarck, N. D..
FOR SALE OR RENT at 418 Twelfth
street, six room modern home, east
front, hot water heat, two stall
garage. Adults preferred.
FOR RENT-Seven room all modern
furnished house. good location.
Reasonable rent. Phone 233 or
862-R.
FOR RENT-By June 1st, modern S
room house on paving. Call at 700
Broadway between 8 a. III. and s
p. m.
FOR RENT-Five room furnished
house. Possession June 4. Phone
44o-R or 119 w. Thayer.
FOR RENT-Three room partly mod
ern house $500 per month, close
in. Phone l29-W.
FOR RENT-New five room modern
house. Inquire at FOG Thirteenth
street.
FOR RENT-Furnished house from
June 18th to Sept. LIST. Phone 1l95.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-28
WHEAT, corn, oats
HIT new Low Mark
New 1929 Wheat Crop Selling
Below Dollar a 8ushel With
Lower Values Seen

Chicago. May cs.-R,-Slashing Of
grain prices to meet world COMPETE
ton, especially Oh newly harvested
United States wheat, intensified today
and July wheat here went below 81 90
q bushel. New low price records for
every cereal that Is traded In we're
established owing to continued heavy
selling. AS a result Of fresh setbacks
III prices today, however. indications
were seen at the finish that new crop
domestic hard winter wheat for ship
ment by way of the Gulf of Mexico
has at last reached a sufficiently low
price level to compare with current
values in foreign markets.
Wheat closed nervous. 1tc to lTc
net lower, MAY 96s.. July CO.'S to
loo to y, Sept. l.04 to u. Dec l.08M
to "a.
Corn unchanged to 17sc off, MAY
47's. July Ala to Is. Sept. Al. Dec.
43Ia.)
Rye showing 2Hc to SIC drop,
MAY 70. July 70. Sept. 8lh to 50.
And provisions unchanged to a set
back OF zoe.
Particular significance attached to
the action Of July delivery Of wheat
III tumbling today to below 500 a
bushel. july delivery represents the
new 1929 wheat crop now being har-
vested. whereas May wheat, which
yesterday preceded July in q drop to
under 800. stands for wheat already
in storage here and at other market
centers.
Fresh rainfalls reported today in
Canada tended to emphasize the out
look that newly harvested wheat in
the United States would have to meet
increased competition from Canada.
The rainfalls implied greater likeli-
hood OF q bountiful harvest in Cam
ada. Meanwhile. depression Of the
Liverpool market today pointed to q
purpose abroad to pay less for wheat
than heretofore and to obtain II pos
sible full benefit Of enlarCing world
supplies.
Corn as well as wheat pulled down
familiar price landmarks today. the
corn market giving little heed to
60 cents a bushel as corn price stand
ard. For the first time in a long
while corn today went below that fig.
ure, December delivery going a cent
or more under. Sympathy with wheat
weakness vas the chief hearish influ-
cnce. Besides. weather today was Of
a character to promote termination.
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q FOK RENT

ROOMS FOX RENT
FOR RENT-One clean. we'll fur
nislled sleeping room, very private.
May be had with private stall in
heated garage If desired. Phone
1881 or call at Ola Seventh street.
FOR RENTING nicely furnished
sleeping rooms in modern home.
Hot water. Close in. Also for sale:
A refrigerator. holds SO lbs. of ice.
Call 7O8 Main or phone 342.
FOR RENT-Two furnished light
housekeeping rooms with private
entrance. also sleeping ON
Phone 833-W or call at 1913 Eighth
street south.
FOR RENT-Four furnished room
during June. July and August. Also
for sale, a trailer, price $500. In
quire Roy Neff. ITO Seventh street.
FOR RENT-Sleeping room, fur
nishcd. Close in. lady preferred.
Also garage for rent. Call at 224
West Broadway Or phone 864-J.
FOR RENT-Large airy sleeping
room, suitable for one or two. Gen.
tlemen preferred. At 322 Ninth
street. Phone 1054-R.
FOR RENT-Large front room in
private home, suitable for IN or
two gentlemen. Call at log Ave. B
east or phone %.
FOR PFNT-Furnis1ed room in pri-
vate home, suitable for one OF two
eiris. Jul DlockS west OF postOffice.
Phone 2O3.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished sleep
ing room. Gentlemen preferred.
Close in. PIT Eighth street. Phone
511-J.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished Sleep
ing Dor in modern home. Call at
404 First street or phone 586.
FOR RENT-Large airy sleeping
room, suitable for one or two. Call
at 223 West Thayer.
FOR RENT-By the first of June,
two rooms with board at the Mo-
hawk. Phone AS.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished large
pleasant room. Call at 6l0 Ave. A
or phone 613-M.
ROOMS FOR RENT-Newly decor
ated. 2l3 Thayer. Phone 923-R.
FOR RENT-TWo rooms at 113 Thay-
er. Modern. Phone 195-R.
FOR RENT-Furnished room at 222
West Main. Phone 15l3-W.
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Move to Suppress
State Trolley Car
Is Taken Up Again
Continued from page one)

HNoS S1S
toned, there was delegated to the
city council t28Cyc SAB complete
control over the public streets within
the limits of the city. BY chapter %,
of the laws Of 1903. the board of trus-
tees Of property Of the state was au-
thorized to construct, keep in repair
and operate a singlc-track electric
trolley line of railway from the cap
itol to the Northern Pacific depot go
and IA further authorized and en-
powered to secure the necessary right
of way ***. Pursuant to the author
ity SO granted 49, there was passed
by the city council $50 ordinance No.
1863, granting the state the right to
use certain streets and highways in
the city for the construction and
operation Of electric passenger rail-
ways. with the necessary switches and
turnouts.. poles and wires So for q
period of 20 years. The ordinance
was approved by the mayor 49, Sep
TENDER 8. 1903. and its terms we're &C
cepted by the board of trustees of
public property Of the state Septem-
Der so, 1903.
Franchise Died in 1923
The opinion goes OF to say that
the business so entered on by the
state was for purely private corporate
purposes and it stands on the same
legal footing as a private corpor-
alton. The right accorded by the city
ordinance of September. 1908, ex-
PRED with its term Of existence, Sep
TENDER 80, 1923. The continued use
of the streets for railway purposes by
the state, says The opinion, under the
circumstances is unlawful and
amounts to a continuing trespass
CITY Of Detroit VS.. Detroit United
Railways, 137 N. W.. 645, 229, ct all.
Should the city consider a renewal
of the franchise undesirable, the
opinion continues, the city commits
sioners may adopt a resolution re-
curing the state to cease operating
such trolley line and remove Its tracks
and other property from the streets
within such reasonable time as may
be fixed. Should it's demand not be
needed. the city may successfully in
stitutc a proceeding to put All end
to the trespass and to compel the
removal of the track from its streets.
Might Complete Old Action
The opinion at the time also called
attention to the obligation on the
state to pave the street between the
tracks. This never vas complied with.
The city attorney expressed no opin-
ion as to what the state liability
might be as to the paving If the
tracks were removed and the railway
suppressed.
The opinion was called forth by
agitation at the time for the discon-
tinuance of the railway and the paw
ing Of the open portion of the street
lying between the tracks. Residents
and property owners of Fourth street
signed for the suppression OF the road,
but the city commission failed to fol-
low up the matter by seeing that
there was compliance with its de-
mands for the trolley to cease oper-
ating.
Some property owners are Of the
opinion that the city commission
could proceed under the action taken
in 1925 and still hanging fire.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-28
HOTEL FOR SALE

TO CLOSE the estate Of the late
Andrew Gilbertson, the undersigned
offer for sale the Hotel Pendroy'
at Towner. North Dakota. The
Hotel Pendroy is the only hotel in
the city Of Towner. a good county
seat town. Hotel is in excellent
condition and partially furnished.
Reasonable terms. For further in
formation apply to
p. Z. Thayer. Treasurer,
Merchants Trust Company,
st. Paul. Minnesota.
Horace Bagley. Administrator
TOwner, North Dakota.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-28
Fessenden Lions Club
Elects Zuber as Head

Fessenden, N. Oak. May IA. v.
zuber was elected president Of the
Fessenden Lions club ct I recent
meeting.
Other officers elected follow: j. w.
Thornton, first vice president; A. F.
Belchcr, second vice president: n. q.
eolberg. third vice president; w. &.
Taylor. secretary-trcasurer: o. J.
Larson, lion tanner: Fred lesson,
tail twister: and Dr.. r. J.. Critchfield
and g. J. 1uerte, directors.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-28
N OF CARLOT SALES

Mll1neapol1, NAY 1.-N1-Range
Of carlot grain sales:
Wheat-No. ] dark northern l.0oh
to Ia: Nc. z northern. 100 to l.16:
No. ! hard spring l.l3as to 1885,;
No. ? mixed ~. to e8A: No. ! hard
winter l.Olh to 1.lo; No. 2 mixed
durum @ TO o..
Corn-No. I yellow 7sA to e.; No.
2 white 79h: No. 3 mixed 75A.
oAtS-No. ! white 3o* to 20.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago. May Observation-Disclosures
changed receipts 1927 tubs. Eggs
lower: receipts 40.896 cases; extra
firsts 29l: to 30; first %; ordinary
f'~~ts u to 49,: storage packed first
3lA; storage packed extras 31,:.
IAlx.aC uAicAAallSuQ
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KFYR'

Wednesday, May 20.
A. NJ.
S:3o-Popular program.
0:O0-Sunshine hour.
lO:O0-Markets.
to:30-Something about everything
IL :0O-Markets.
IL :05-Aunt Sammy.
II :3O-U. 8. Bulletins.
Ia: 00-Luncheon program.
=. n.
1:l5-Program.
1:3O-Clo6ing markets.
l:35-Roads, weather. markets.
l:l0-Tribune news.
l:45-Variety program.
6:00-Dinner hour concert.
6:l5-Baseball.
0:SO-Trtbune uewscasting.
7:00-variety hour.
8:00-Tribune news.
l0:0o-pance program.
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statesmen

SAlENMEN
ATTENTION Building g. Loan Sales
men: If you are not satisfied with
your present position and earnings,
I suggest that you write Box %,
care of Bismarck Tribune.
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MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE

Minneapolis, May 28.-(P)-Wheat
receipts today l64 compared to l29 a
year ago. Minneapolis cash wheat
and coarse grain closing quotations
today follow:
Cash Wheat Delivered Arrive
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Rye-No. 2 827s TO 86Ts.
Barley-No. 3 $751;; sample grade So.
FlaX-No. / 2.3Bt. to 2.4Oi..
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
NATIONAL CASH RE0IsTERo-
New and second hand. Over 5Uo
styles and eizeA. We have one 70
tit your business. W. z. etitsel,
representative. Patterson Hotel,
Bismarck. N. q.
FOR SALE-Cholce Canary SINGERS,
imported German Rollers. Choppers
and Harz MountainA Cages, seeds,
treats. etc. Phone llS-J, Jacob
Bull. Dickinson. N. q. Box No. Ia.
FOR SALE-National Cash register.
Registers from 1c to 1899. Has five
departments OF initial keys. Call ct
Bismarck Shine Parlor, 800 Broad
way.
TAKEN UP-One large yellow dor
with white ring around neck. Own
er call at 406 Seventh street or
phone 2l9-J.. Clarence Hanson.
FOR SALE-Tent 7xl2 #. with sewed
in floor and awning. Practically
new and a bargain. r. w. Lumry.
81 Third street. Phone 4se.
FOR sALE-Hereford bull, registered.
four years old. Sell o. exchange for
other livestock. L. e. Heaton Jr.,
Mckenzie. N. D.
FOR S~ALE-Riding horse, 3 gated.
chestnut, good manners and sound.
L. E. Heaton, Jr.. Mckenzie, N. D.
FOR RENT-Four or seven offico
rooms oyer Knowles Jewelry store.
Apply to F. A. Knowles.
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WORK WANTED

WORK WANTED-A middle aged
man desires work on farm either
by day or month. Write or call on
Mr.. A. E. Green. Laurain apart.
ments. Room 10 at zoos Main Ave.
about 1000 a. m. and 400 p. m. or
phone 3O3.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE
FURNITURE GOOD AS NEW-s2o5

HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE
FURNITURE GOOD AS NEW-s225
Mohair living suite at $4,000; SLIGO
walnut dining set at $500; $500
tw0-tonc large dresser at $3.50 co.:
$1,000 tWo-tOne medium dresser at
$3.50: $500 chifforette at $l7.5O;
$500 full size bed, coil spring and
mattress at $4,000; drop leaf table:
sectional bookcases; lamp; screen;
reed chairs. etc. $155.0O new Mea-
doWs electric washer at $ll5.0O Call
phone 304, Apartment Z, Tribune
building.
FOR SALE-An electric radio s85. 90,
electric washer $500. sewing ma
chine $4,000, oil range $3.50 {. kitch-
IN cabinet, couches. tables. portable
monograph, baby buggy and other
articles. Phone 745-W or call at
404 Tenth street.
FOR SALE-Four burner Hughes
electric range, perfect condition.
Less than half price. Leaving city.
Great bargain for some one equip
ping new home. Phone II.
FOR SALE-Household goods, fruit
jars. dishes. Grapes. garden tools,
sewing machine. books Csc each.
rugs $500 each and pictures. Call
at SIT Second street.
FOR SALE-Household furniture, al
SO a five room house and garage
for rent. Phone 739 or 1353-W.
BARGAINS In used furniture KEN
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LOST AND FOUND

LOsT-Brindle bulldog. Has n
large and n small white spot on
neck: bobbed tail. Wears a harness.
Liberal reward. Notify 500 Second
street.
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BABY CHIx

BABY CHIX
BABY CHIX this week, 5000 ready
for delivery. Make us q call. Beal's
State Chickeries, Bismarck, at
Armour CreamerieS.
REDUCED PRICES and custom
Matching. Brooder chick. Beals
State Chickeries at Armour Cream.
cries, Bismarck.
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DOCTORS

AVOID THE KNIFE and save your
life-Bum sap. bunr tree: bun,
blood, bum man-We purify and
sweeten the blood stream with our
Vitamin Herbs. Roots and Bark
by u Natural System we have
Cured Hundreds and we car CURE
YOU. Clinic Of D.. r. NJ. Mac.
Lachlan Harvard), Lucas Block,
Bismarck. NO KNIFE.
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USED CARS

FOR SALE-The state highway de-
partnlent has for sale a number OF
used cars and one White truck, To-
Gated at the Highway Shops. 18th
and Front street, Bismarck. Phone
766, MI. Young in charge.
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