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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-08-23
Charge Carson Man,
Long Fugitive With
Staying Montanan
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the farmhome of K~opulenski's parents.
Recently Freebourne received infor-
nation that Kapoulenski's parents had
sent him money to come home from
Oklahoma, and Freebourne came to
Carson to search for the man The
information from K~opulenski's sister
that her brother had just got home
caused Freebourne to believe he was
the wanted man.
Taken into custody, Kopulenski adj
mitted his identity and agreed to re-
turn to Montana without waiting to
be extradited.
Sheriff Hertz said he learned that
at the time Kopulenski left Butte,
the North Dakota man had pending
in the courts a suit for $4,000
against a mining company. The ac-
ton grew out of an accident in
which Kopulenski was injured while
working in the mines.
No Motive Established
Kopulenski was still recovering
from his injuries at the time he de-
parted from Butte.
Sheriff Hertz said he believed
Choliaga had some connection with
the damage suit, probably as a pros
pective witness. A motive for the
killing has not been definitely estab-
lished. according to the Grant county
sheriff.
Kopulenski denied he had any con-
nection with the killing but had a
complete knowledge of the case, ac-
cording to Hertz. He said he may
be able to lead Montana authorities
to the automobile which carried the
two killers.
Freebourne said that the state
will seek to prove that Kopulenski
was one Of the two men who rode
in the automobile. The other man,
who the county attorney alleges was
with the North Dakota man, has been
apprehended.
Kopulenski left his home a
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LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Aug. 23.-(AP)-(U. S. D
A.)-Cattle 500; compared a week AZ
fed steers and yearlings IS to l:oe
higher; mostly 100 to 200 over last
weeks low time: she stock ~uneveniy
so to 100 higher: stockers and feed
ers so to rs up; bulls steady and
vealers so to 100 higher: unusuaily
active market on all classes; closed
iings 11.75; mixed yearlings l16o;
heller yearlings 11.25; best weighty
steers l1.25: most grain feds closing
at 9.25 to 11.oo; grassers n sho or
sold up to $40: bulk replacement
steers 500 to $50 with country de-
mand much broader; approximately
$500 western srassers q
feeders to 500; grass heifers to 9.oo
and heavy range cows to 100.
Sheep 1000 including 5000 direct
today's market steady: native. eve
eisht loads rangers 1850 to shippers
and packers; for week l55 doubles
from feeding stations. 1900 direct;
compared week ago lambs around "a
higher; feeders 100 to l25 higher
native eve and wether lambs 1000
to 1880 to packers. top to shippers
1913; also highest for week; range
lambs 1880 to 1850: native bucks
fat ewes $50 to $50: feeding lambs
s.25 to 500 throughout week; very
little below $50 late.
Hogs 1900 including 5000 di-
rect; %unevenly 10 to % lower thar
yesterdays average or steady with
low time: top. 1925; compared one
week ago butchers mostly around OF
higher: packing sows and pigs STEADY
to Is higher: shippers took 500: esti-
mated holdovers 1000; light lights
good and choice 14o to $50 lbs; 10;15
to Ills: light weights $50 to 200 lbs,
HOO to 11.25: medium weights zoo
to $50 lbs. 1915 to 11.20; heavy
weights $50 to $50 lbs. 9.75 to 100:
packing sows. medium and good 27l
to 500 lbs. 500 to 9.25; pigs. good
and choice 100 to 100 lbs. 900 to 1925.
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Personal

WANT TO HEAR from anyone mo-
toring to Minneapolis during the
first part of next week, August 25th
or 26th who would have room for a
passenger with good references and
divide expenses. Inquire Tribune
office. advertising department.
PARTY wishes to share expenses with
someone motoring to Los Angeles or
anywhere in California during week
of August 25th. Phone 1403-M or
call 1923 18th street.
WOULD like to hear from party mo-
toring to Minneaolis or Kansas City
who would have room for passenger,
willing to share expenses. Write
Tribune AID No. "a.
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CHICAGO
FINANCIAL REVIEW

New York. Aug. 22.-tAP)-The
speculative markets were inclined in
the main to mark time the past week.
sh.Ga sentiment n was perhaps a
Trading in the stock market was
sluggish and price movements in the
main were narrow. Bearish opera
tons. however. were with few eXcep-
bonds wre in moderate but almost
steady demand. In the commodity
markets. wheat and cotton had re-
newed sinking spells. Corn and other
livestock.
The rush Of short covering a week
ago seemed TO have eliminated much
OF the more unstable character OF the
in the week the market worked higher
but sold off on Thursday. The volume
slackened sharply however. and prices
turned upward before the close of
yesterdays market.
The impression seems to- be grow
Ing in Wall Street that no miracles
must be expected in the matter of
business recovery. and h a any eff
forts to overdo Improvement in
share prices would only invite re-
newed bear drives and consequent UNI
settlement.
Bearish drives were concentrated
against a handful of the rails. which
sank to the lowest. price in recent
manned clouded. Business in the red
metal was virtually at a s%tandstill
' with consumers offering no more
than 10M cents a pound. Such stocks
as Anaconda and Kennecott sank tc
new minimum levels.
Filing of a petition for r~eceivershir
for Warner Bros. failed no have g
very disturbing effect. Omission OF
dividends by Shall Union and Warner
Quinlan, together with ~disscntior
| over the prDration in the
|~Cklahoma City oil pool. had q depress.
ing effect upon the oil shares.
Tohaccos. however, YER notabl.
strong. The Utilities and Farm I'm.
PIGMENTS. recently under pressure
made substantial recovery. with sew.
eral industries and specialties.
Credit remained plentiful. Cal
money returned to . per cent. anC
was available in the outside marke
at ~.
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Phone 81
Male Help Wanted

The Tribune Want Ad Departmen
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SHREWD BUYERS ARE BUSY
THESE DAYS

We have an exceptional choice
group of homes offering a wide va
riety in prices, types and locations.
We have served others, let us serve
YOU.
$4,000 buys a 6 room house, all
modern; good location, easy terms.
$4,000 buys a beautiful new, six room
bungalow. Hot water heat. See
it if you want a home.
$4,000 buys a cottage home Of S
rooms; close in; absolutely modern.
desirable neighborhood.
$4,000 with only $500 down buys an
almost completed Duplex. Modern
and the last word in convenience.
Hot water heat. Easy terms to
reliable parties.
Office Open Evenings
WE WRITE INSURANCE RIGHT
Phone S77 1903 SD Street
The
HELLING AGENCY, INC.
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Agents

BIG OHIO Corporation seeks man.
ager for open territory. Oppoltun-
ity to earn $4,000, $4,000 and more
yearly. We furnish everything.
Experience unnecessary. Fyr-Fyter
Co., 1885 Fyr-Fyter Bldg, Dayton.
Ohio.
AGENTS WANTED-Men or women
in every locality to sell accident in
Surance to farmers, mechanics, etc.
Complete coverage. Write o. A.
Burgeson, 2l3 Eighth Ave-, S. W..
Mandan, N. D.
MINIATURE Golf Sets for lawns
Fast sellers. Write for particulars
Glass Sales Co., 1l9 w. It'll, Los
Angeles, Cal.
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bull LEADERSHIP
IS STILL HOLDING
AS WEEK IS ENDED
Trading OF Past Few Days Is
Quiet. but Ray Of Hope
Is Apparent

New York. Aug. 23.-(AP)-The
stock market came to the close Of a
quiet week with the bull forces main.
tanning undisputed leadership today.
Trading was extremely quiet. sales
for the two hour session aggregatine
100000 shares. but several pool fav-
critics were marked up . points or
more, and gains of a point or so
The market closed firm.
More short covering than profit
ia king made its appearance. In the
safety razor stocks. Autostrap shot
gained moderately. Atchison and
Frisco rose more than . also probab bly,
reflecting retirement of short posi-
.tions.
United Aircraft. Loews and Column
bian Carbon, all move up about .
points. The pool activity i'm Radio
Keith. however. failed to make much
Roadway. "A movement. was started
points. American Machine and Foun-
dry rose more than 2 to a new high
for the present stock.
Such issues as American Can. y S
Steel. Johns Manville. General Flee
trio. Fox. Sears Roebuck and Radio
gained a point or, so. Practically ali
groups of shares participated in the
rise to some extent with the eNcep-
ton of the oils and copperS. Firm
ness in the notably Sinclair. Allan
tic Refining, and BendiX. reflectinR
u~nfavorable earnings reports.
The market was ~favorably influ-
enced by statements from President
Hoover and Secretary Mellon holding
out real hope of continuance of the
income tax reduction. and discreditinc
predictions of a large treasury de.
ficit.
Earnings reports from oil compan
10. 80, y 60.
tory conditions in the industry. Sin
clair reported only 40 cents a share
for the first half. compared to dfvi-
dend requirements of 81. Atlantic
equal to regular dividend require.
ments. but only a third of the net
for the same period Il year ago. Ben
dix Aviation, which services the auto.
motive and airplane industries, re-
Elected the curtailed operations ir
both during the first half with a net
of % cents a share. against S2.5S.
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Female Help Wanted

WOMAN WANTED for travelling posi-
ton open Sept. End, not married,
entirely unincumbered. between Is
and 40. Good education essential.
Salary to start, bonus and trans
portation. Give age, education, ex-
perience. Compton & Co., 1902 N.
Dearborn, Chicago.
WANTED Immediately, energetic lady
to work locally. positive salary of
$500 per day for 100 days. Give
address and telephone number.
Write Bismarck Tribune care Ad.
No. IS.
CALL US for your threshing help,
we furlish help of all kinds free.
Lady cook for cafe wanted. Bis
marck Employment Bureau, 6l2
Broadway. Phone 538.
NEW INVENTION prevents shoulder
straps slipping. Representatives So
daily possible. Sample free. L. v.
Co.. North Windham. Conn.
neutrality-suspicious. stenograph-
er. Write Postoffice Box 598, Man
dan, North Dakota.
WANTED-Girl for general house.
work. No cooking Call at 802
Ave. B.
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Work Wanted

PIANO TUNING-A child must have
the piano in perfect tune to correct
ly train the ear. c. L. Bryan, men,
Der National Association of Piano
Tuners, Phone 1920 OF 762.
WORK WANTED-A first class me-
chanic wants steady year round job.
Can do electric and a%cetylene weld
ing. Write Box Al. Richardton. N.
Oak.
PARTIES wanting high school girls to
work for their room and board kind
ly notify the Superintendent office
at the High School. Phone 285.
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Miscellaneous

AN IMPORTED Registered Toggen-
burg Buck, guaranteed, grand pro-
Queer Of stock milking strain, six
years old, for exchange or sale.
Nothing but first class guaranteed
buck will be accepted in exchange.
Address N. D. State tuberculosis
Sanatorium, San Haven, N. D.
FOR RENT-Rooms for Sleep
ing or light housekeeping, beside
high school, near Capitol. Garage.
High school girls experienced in
caring for children. and housework.
General mending, cleaning, press
ing. ITO Ave. D. Phone 300-R.
FOR sALE-Hotel GLENDALE, well
furnished and modern. Want to re-
tire on account of old age. Write
Hotel Glendale. Glendale. N. D.
FOR SALE-A few good rebuilt
tractors, various makes. Bismarck
Implement Co., POI Main Ave-, Bis
marck, N. Oak.
FOR RENT-Aug. 18th three nice Of
flee looms ove Knowles Jewelry
store. Apply at jewelry store.
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Statesmen

statesmen: Fall selling season
offers exceptional opportunity for
an aggressive salesman for Bis
marck, and viciaity selling the
original Murphy line Of high
grade art advertising. "A very
successful season makes possible
a more elaborate. line than ever,
including exclusive copyrighted
art calendars, indoor billboards,
holiday greetings, art blotters.
fans. direct by-mail service, ad-
vertising pencils and other spe-
cialized items. Possible earnings
100000 a year and upward. Ex-
perience In our line not neces-
sary. We want a reliable, full
time man. Year around work.
Liberal commissions, bonus and
prizes. Expenses advanced. List
of customers furnished. Fall sea-
son opens Immediately. Write the
pioneers In this line, The Thos.
D. Murphy Co., Red Oak, Iowa.
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Wanted to Rent

WANTED TO RENT-Space in build
ing In down town district or close
in, suitable for dancing studio.
Would prefer studio equipped with
living quarters. Phone 154l.
WANTED TO RENT-Large untur-
nished room in downtown section
by lady employed during day. Write
Tribune care Ad No. SO.
WANTED TO RENT-A z or 8 room
modern house, close in. Write ad
No. 81 care of the Bismarck Trib-
une.
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GRAINS ARE Strong
IN CHICAGO MARKET
AS TRADING BEGINS
Generally Accepted Report Of
Increasing Corn Shortage
Has Influence on Prices

Chicago. Aug. Ga (AP) Grain
prices moved strongly upward today
influenced by suggestions that as
much as 10000. 900 bushels of wheat
would be fed to livestock this sea-
SON. Heretofore. the extreme highest
amount Of such use of wheat on ac-
count Of scarcity Of corn has beer
1875. 000,0 900 bushels. and the majority
Of traders were inclined to regard
100. 900, 900 bushels allowance as lib
eral. Opening 3-8c off to- 3-Sc up,
wheat afterward scored all arouno
gains. Corn started Is to 7-Sc high,
With the known tremendous short
age in cora supplies being generaiIy
talked of as h all-important mar.
ket factor. trade attention focused
today on a statement from one OF the
leading commission ouses that pre-.
liminary returns as to the extent OF
wheat feeding indicated a naG id tsh ht
if complete reports proved to pc .,
the same tenor as those already IN
hand. recent estimates that l0o,Ooo,;
600 bushels Ct wheat Wiii ~ be r tel
and 10000 900 bushels as the ag,-
gregate will not be far from actual
Meanwhile. reports from oth !
sources said farmers figure that d, =.
extra 4 IDS. per puShSI
ample to pay for grinding: and tina
wheat makes good feed with only
little corn to finish on.
corn and wheat price al
vances today met with c~onsideraolt
selling on resting orders executed a.
various stages. the offerings were
readily absorbed. The upward move
,nent of values was further slim
'iste BY reports from a field OBJ.
server who had Just returned TO Chl.
cago after an inspection trip across
mat he had seen very little corn o
normal growth. that there is a sur
prising number of fields with cor.
only three to four feet tall even OF
the best land. and that many ears aat
Provisions averaged higher OWNS
to grain strength. despite downturn
in fhe valua of hogs
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Business Opportunity

IF INTERESTED in the American
Austin franchise in the Slope terri
tory, write, wire or phone Steen
Marmon Co.. l16 Second street
Bismarck. N. D. Phone l452.
MONEY IN WHEAT-sl0 buys op-
ton 5000 bu. Possibilities large
profit. Rise-fall. Free bulletin.
Howard Grain Service, 16S jackson,
Chicago.
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FUTURES
mum THEIR OWN

Minneapolis, Aug. 20
futures here resisted early coHlinis-
sion house selling due to easy capies
and turned strong on a forecast una
a prominent crop expert would ISSUE
2 statement shortly indicating leeu
use Of $50, 900. 900 bushels.
All grains but flax closed strong
and higher with the demand STEADY
on all dips. September wheat closeu
/ 3-Sc higher and December Lac
Corn futures opened slightly firm,
er and September continued IN Goou
demand on all slight reactions. mere
was some changing over OF long rse
to a deferred position. Barley o1Ier-
ings were very light and there was
some changing from September TO
December. Flax trade was Limited
n featureless.
Cash wheat tone was firm TO strons
and in good demand. Offerings were
well cleaned up. Winter wheat. was
firm and in good demand. Ordinary
Minnesota or South Dakota was
quoted at &c under September; Du-
rum was in good demand and flrm
to strong. ~ &C.
ferings liberal. Oats demand was
fair to good with offerings moderate
I've demand was better. Barley De
mand was steady. Mating was
wanted in excess Of the offerings.
Flax offerings were onsluerapi
smaller and the demand steady.
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WOOL REVIEW

Boston. Aug. 23.-(AP)-Trading
up considerably. A few houses con-
tinue to transact a fair volume of
business. but the majority of houses
reported a quieter demand. Prices,
however. showed no weakness. while
mills generally wer not in the market
for stable quantities Of wool. they
were making many inquiries and TAX
ing sample lots to try out their new
lines Of goods; This activity on the
by most wool traders as a very health
sign and wool houses are confiden-
TALLY expecting business in larger
volume to materialize within a few
WAAkR
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CAN USE THREE good men demon
strating and selling "WearEver'
rev method of cooking. Wonderful
opportunity to connect with an old
reliable concern distributing stand
ard merchandise. Must have car.
No down and cutters" wanted.
Earn $50 to $3.50 per week. Write
or see A. Simonson, G. P. Hotel.
IF YOU WANT to get your groceries
and household supplies at wholesale,
and a wonderful chance to make
Sis profit a day besides, send me
your name Immediately. No ex-
perience necessary. New Ford
Sedan free to producers. Albert
Mills, 4566 Monmouth, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
MAN WANTED for Watkins route in
Mandan. Average earnings $35
weekly. Chance for reliable hust-
Ter to make big paying connection.
Write at once, j. R. Watkins Com
pany. DISC. Winona, MINI.
LADIES WANTED to string beads at
home. Stamped addressed envelope
for particulars. Experience un-
necessary. Ivory Novelty Co.. lib
Fourth Avenue, New York City.
CHANCE OF LIFETIME-Reliable,
ambitious man to establish local
business. We finance you. Expert
ence unnecessary. McNess Co.,
Div. 40, F%reeport. III.
LEARN BARBERING now. Take adj
vantage of our Low SUMMER
RATES. Catalos free. Moler COL
lege. Fargo. N. D.
WANTED-Messenger. Apply western
Union.
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LNESVOGk RENlEW

South ST. Paul. Aug. 23.-(AP-u.
s. Dept. of Misunderstanding prices
in wholesale dressed meat markets in
the east. general upturns featured
all classes OF livestock.
Hogs made a new high level for the
year when top prices reached 1890
Thursday while the net gain for the
week figured about % and so cents.
The genera cattle prices advanced
90 cents with weightier steers in light
supply at as and 81 up. Lambs gained
a full IS cents.
1earling steers made a new top for
the month at 1855. while 1910 pound
steers reached 1850. The majority of
fed steers cleared at 9.00-10.00. and
heifers earned 9.0o-9.50 while most
cows went to killers at 4.75-5.75. and
cutters and low cutters hulked at
3.5o-4.50. Bulls scored n so cent adj
vance with the majority of medium
grades at 5.75-6.25. Nealers shared
the advances and finished IL .5O-12.50,
a few up to 1900.
Hogs topped late at 1865 with most
160-23O pound weights at 1O.35-10.65
Desirable 230 and 500 pound butchers
went to 9.5o.ln.25 and packing sows
hulked at $4,000. Pigs and light
lights cashcd at 9.0o-9.25.
Native ewes and wether lambs fin
ished at $50. best western duotable
mp to 1000 while buck lambs moved
at $50. fat ewes at 2.50-3.75.
Feeder cattle advanced $3.50 cents
with bulk of steers going at b.50-6.5 so
best Montanas at 500. Stock heifers
ruled steady to % cents higher with
the bulk late at 9.n0-9.25. Native
feeding lambs sold this week at 500
500 with range lambs 500.
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DULUTH CASH GRAIN

Duluth, Aug. g3.-(AP)-CIose flax
on track 1874 ga to 1876 ga: to ar
rive 1.94 "a to 1.95 81: Sept. 1874 3-4
Oct. 1875 Ia: Nov. 1876: Dec. 1886.
Wheat. No Il dark northern 80 rs
to SO 7-8: No. 2 do. 81 rs to 80 rs
No. 3 do. 81 rs to 81 IS: No. / north
ern SO rs to 90 rs: No. 2 do. 81 is
to 50 Is; No. ! amber durum 81 Ia
to 80 1-2: No. 2 do. 81 "a to 80 IA
No. l durum 81 ii to 50 IL: No. 2
do. 80 Ia to 81 Ia: No. / mixed
durum IS IA to S3 Ia: No. 2 do. II
Ia to 81 Ia: No. 2 red durum IS IA
Oats. No. 3 white. 80 IA.
No. l y 81 to So.
Barley. choice to fancy. 81 to 81
medium to good 4S to 81; lower
grades As to As.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY, Men
Women, 1880, qualify for steady
Government Positions; sos $3.50
month; Paid yearly vacations;
Common education; Experience un-
necessary; Many needed soon. Write
instruction Bureau, 478, st. Louis,
Mo-, quickly.
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WE ~EORErHSuS

For BiSmarCk and vicinity: Possibly
showers tonight or Sunday. Not much
change in temperature.
For North Dakota: Local showers
tonight or Sunday. Not much change
in temperature.
For South Dakota: Local showers
tonight or Sunday, except mostly fair
east portion tonight. Not much
change in temperature.
For Iowa: Fair tonight and prob
ably Sunday. Little change in tenn
perature.
For Minnesota: Partly cloudy, pos
sibly showers beginning late tonight
or Sunday in northwest portion. Not
much change in temperature.
For Montana: Partly cloudy tonight
and Sunday. Warmer in south central
portion tonight.
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Apartments

FOR RENT-Weu furnished two
room apartment, gas stove, kitchen
sink. not and cold water, frigidaire
servics. Also good sized single room
with kitchenette. Hazelhurst
Apartments, All Fifth. Phone 273
FOR RENT-Three room modern
apartment, furnished or unfurnish.
ed. Vacant September 1st. Private
bath, screened and glass porch.
Phone BOOM or call 1923 End st.,
afternoons or evenings.
FOR RENT-On first floor, two-room
furnished apartment with private
bath, on second floor, desirable
furnished room with kitchenette.
Garage also for rent. Call at 422
Fifth st.
FOR RENT-Modern furnished two.
o apartment, OH second floor
On first floor a furnished one-room
and a three room apartment. Adults
only. Call at GA Eighth Street.
FOR RENT-Small furnished apart.
ment with private bath and a large
furnished apartment with private
bath, also a sleeping room. Call at
619 Sixth ST., or phone 619-W.
WANTED-Small furnished modern
apartment In central location for
man, wife and year old child. Ad-
dress H.. Geo. Connell, care Mon
tana Dakota Power Co.. City.
FOR RENT-Large furnished two.
room apartment in a strictly
modern flat, located in downtown
section. Phone 1225-M.
FOR RENT-One furnished Ihree-
room apartment in the Enge Apart
ments. Equipment, electric stove
and frigidaire. Phone 172 or 1850.
FOR RENT Light HOUSEKEEPING
apartment, partly furnished in
modern home. Close in. Adults
only. Call at 307 Fourth street.
FOR RENT-Modern 8 room furnish
ed apartment, adults only, good
location, Phone 978-R; also for sale
Lloyd baby carriage.
FOR RENT-Modern furnished two
room apartment. Close to high
school. Call at SIT Seventh Street,
Phone 981-R.
FOR RENT-One room apartment
furnished or unfinished. Apply
Room 304 College Building or phone
1868.
FOR RENT room furnished apart
ment on ground floor. Inquire at
1914 Broadway or phone 499-M.
FOR neutrality-suspicious. for light
housekeeping, nicely furnished. call
at sol Fourth or Phone 794.
FOR RENT-Furnished two room
apartment $1,000 per month. Call
at HOO Broadway.
FOR RENT-2 room nicely furnished
apartment In modern home. Call at
812 Ave. B.
FOR RENT-Apartment In the Trib-
n building. Inquire at the Trtb-
une office.