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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-14
Of TARIFF
FAILS TO SUPPORT
NY STOCK MARKET
Urgent Liquidation Apparently
Completed, but Bear Sem
timent Still Rules

New York. June .1l.-(AP)-Al-
though urgent liquidation appeared to
have been completed. the stock mar
Of mind today, unatded by the pass
age OF the Hawley -Smoot tariff meas.
ure In the senate.
Trading was extremely dull until
the last half hour, when selling be-
end news to- help restore confidence.
The weekly business n mercantile
reviews pointed primarily TO the
downward seasonal trends for this -.
ity prices
Martin y. insult. president Of the
Midwest Utilities company. issued Z
statement saying ."kfy. feeling is that
our busincss. taking the country as Z
n wnoie; ,y,sesnoIissanylss better than our bust
Oil shares displayed = relatively
steadier o n than other parts Of the
list.
Further liquidation in the Chicago
July wheat dipped below q dollar =
bushel to a new low for the season.
Further downward revision In cop.
per quotations appeared. The cop.
and unconfirmsd rumors that Euro
pean were cancelling or.
ders in retaliation for the increased
tariff.
One STOCK IdVOTaOly lnlluenceo Oy
the tariff action was International
Cement. which rose 2 points.
International Telephone was q soft
spot. .tumbling s points to q record
low for the present shares. In the
the lowest price since 1925 and Amer
lean Smelling ana Phelps Dodge
reached new lows for the year or
longer.
sue Tissues as y. 8. Steel, American
Telephone, Johns Manville. Westing-
house Electric. Public Service Of New
Jersey. and American Tobacco b.
American Water Works, WorthinetOn
Pump and Case dropped about : to 10
points.
Several investment rails reached
new lows for the year including Atch.
ison, Chesapeake and Ohio and Ohio
and Illinois Central.
The closing tone wa weak. Total
sales Appropriated 1,100, 600 shares.
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SAVE MONEY
USED CARS

With an O. K. that counts.
CHEVROLET 1927 sedan, has Just
been completely reconditioned In
every respect, . car you can rely
on. Only $205 cash or win Be sold
on terms.
CHEVROLET 1928 sedan, runs and
looks like new. Can be purchased
with a down payment Of $4,000 and
the balance monthly.
FORD 1928 Model A tudor, in excel
lent condition. Down payment only
$4,000.
CHEVROLET 1927 Landau sedan. re-
conditioned: body In very good con-
dition and has mohair upholstering.
Down payment $1,000 balance on
monthly installments.
CHEVROLET 1929 sedan, has hot wa
ter heater. six ply tires, and . COM
plete line Of other equipment. Runs
and looks like new. WIN be sold
for $222.00 on delivery and balance
$500 a month.
CHEVROLET 1929 truck with cab and
grain box. A truck that is still
practically new and had the best
Of care. Only run 5000 miles. Can
be purchased with q small down
payment and the balance on easy
terms.
OTHER ATTRACTIVE USED CARS
VALUES in both four and six cylin-
der type.
We trade and give terms.
CAPITAL CHEVROLET co.
Phone ga.
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Free Amusement
And Racing Are
Offered Public
Continued from paes one)

CONTINUED from page one)
ager Of the meet, declared this morn
ing. Automobile are allowed free
entrance to the grounds"
The management win give away a
diamond and sapphire ret Bulova
wrist watch to. the holder Of the
lucky number on his Or her gate or
grandstand ticket. A draw will be
made ia front Of the g~rand1tand at
9 o'clock Friday evening by . small
girl under the supervision Of = COM
mittee Of Bismarck men and women.
Trained Dogs Arrive
First among the grandstand at
traction troupes to arrive In the city
are Nakle'S Wonder Working Dogs,
principals in an animal act featur-
ing high dives and stunts which have
required expert training Of the dogs.
The Mysterious Fi1nAndow, who
Will b seen In his caskut. through q
p~efiscepe buried alive, will arrive
Mordey. Is will Rustia's Fastest
Wire Walkers. The Plantation Four,
negro male quartet which will pre-
sent old and popular nunbers by in
|struMlbt and y0icA,,iS expected TO ar
rive Sunday evening.
A dozen running horses, which will
'Jfce each day. already have arrived
and ate being c4re4 Ter IN the
stables ct the grounds. The most
prominent Of the group Is q grand
daughter 81 Salvatore, former
worlds champion.
Hundreds are expected to visit the
fairgrounds, just east Of Fort Lin
coin. tomorrow to watch the busy ac-
tivity of-the carnival and midway
men and re the harness horses being
sent through their PAGES on tho oval
track.
The stables which had arrived here
before noon today were those belong.
ing to &. McDWmid. Pueblo. Colo;
Grover A. Fang, Kewanse. nj: G. w.
Pace, Longuaont, Colo; Nick Morten-
son. st. Charles. MIMI; +. =. Rut-
ledge, Fort Dodge, Ia; Helen Hurley.
PoncA, Neb.: Mrs. Q. K. Bryan, Bis
marck: and T. r.. Burchfield, Mat.
toon, Ill. Those expected today were
DR.. A. j. Byron, selby, g: D.; Frank
L. Bundy, Haua1ine, Mimi; r. =. Nc
Ken1ie, L. Croe9e. WIS.,; and Ben
Morgan, TAna, u.
H9fness rreGyem Exeelleqt
Harness races viii b the principal
ractAe entertainment "wednesday,
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$50 at Sanish Greet
Special Dairy Train
lTribune SpeciaI serxicel

Tribune Special Service)
6anish. N. D., June IA crowd OF
$50 greeted the 500 Lines better dairy
sire special train here yesterday de-
spite periodic rainfall.
Bulls sold at auction, other than
those carried on the train, we're con-
signed by H. B. Mendenhall and
Frances z. Doyle, both Of Charlson,
and r. II. Phundheller.
Monrad Olson was chairman Of the
committee which arranged the vel.
cornins program for the special train.
Arvid Olson, Joe Folven, and H. w.
Monsoon were members Of the COM
mittee which made general arrange
.s1ents, with the aid Of G. A. Fske,
county agricultural agent.
Members Of the Jury which decided
the fate Of "Scrubbus Bu1luS'. IN the
mock trial staged were william Dunn,
Charles Wales, Mat Rustad, Arvid
Olson, G. M. Doyle, William Cynar,
J.'B. Howe. 2. L. Thorpe, o. B. Glad.
helm. Alfred Andersen, II. O. T1omp-
son, and Ed Evenson.
:. Stops at Ryder and Parshall we're
scheduled for today.
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THE BISMARCK TR1BuNE.- SATURDAY, JUN II, 1880

bears. It was noted that the latter
w're prompt TO cover on the first Ap-
pearance o fsupport.
The tariff. the German loan and
money have been important financial
factors this week.
Money To- almost embArrassinely
pneltitul. The federal reserve state
ment, showing An increase In the
holdings OF government securities. in
dicated that the central banking ses-
tenn had been working for further
ease over the period OF tho quarterly
treasury fin1ncing and income. tax
payments. Call money renewed 1T
~ per cent. yesterday. the lowest
rate In nearly three months. The
brokers' lean report: with its decresss
are continuing to, pour into thiS mar
ket. for the only item in the loan com.
ptlation to show q gain wAs the total
for the account OF out Of town banks.
The New York city banks are cut OF
dott. to the federal resArve.
wheat has been weak, but the. stock
market paid little or no attention. to
the further decline In prices Of that
frAin.
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at Fredonia to
Be Dedicated Sunday
Tribune Special Servicel

Tribune Special ServiceD
Fredonia, N. D., June 14.-Fredonia
will dedicate its new German Con-
gregational church tomorrow.
The church building is constructed
Of white brick trimmed in brown, 80
by u feet. It was built at a cost Of
$4,000 and will seat $50.
Speakers at the morning services
Will be Rev. John Nicer, Scotland. S.
D., and Prot. Schuber, Redfield col
leee, South Dakota. Rev. A. G.
Elacke. Fargo, and Rev. F. j. Wacker,
Wishek, are the afternoon speakers
while pastors from .neighbortng
churches will speak On the evening
program.
Before the doors are opened, the
ctoy band Will play several numbers
bo9or4 the structure. $.
Addresses Will be brought outside
tho building through loud speakers
for those who are unable to get into
the building for the progranas. Spe-
cial music has been arranged for all
services.
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Houses and Flats

FOR SALE OR TRADE-One five
room modern bungalow in Bis
marck. Garage on premises. Will
take car or other property in trade
and give terms to responsible party.
Write Ad. No. 40, in care Of The
Tribune.
FOR SALE-Good paying % room no.
tel in North Dakota town of 1000
on Junction Point Of Great North
ern. A snap for someone with
$2500.00. Write Tribune, in care of
Ad. No. 80.
FOR SALE-A six room modern
house on a SO It. front lot, located
at $40 Eighth street. For informa-
ton or particulars. Write A. H.
solberg, Route l. Bismarck. N. D.
FOR RENT-A very desirable newly
decorated six room modern house
and bath, oak floors throughout.
Good location, with outside garage.
Phone 6S7-R or 343-J.
FOR RENT-A strictly modern house
with garage, also a 4 room apart
ment furnished or unfinished.
Both close in. Phone COS.
FOR RENTING room modern
house. Close in. Call at o24
Fourth street or phone 543-W.
FOR RENT-Fve room modern
house, desirable, rent reasonable.
Geo. M. Register.
FOR RENT-Five room modern house
at 1918 Rosser Ave. Call Frank
Krall, the tailor.
FOR RENT-Five room modern
house. Phone 1421-R.
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Female Help Wanted

WANTED IMMEDIATELY, Mem
Women, 1885. qualify for Govern
ment Positions. Steady. Paid va
cations. Common education. Thou
sands needed yearly. Write. In
struction Bureau, 47S. st. Louis, Mo
DO ADDRESSING at home. Can
earn $50 weekly. Material, stamps
free while working. No carvassing.
Particulars stamped envelope. Busi-
ness Promoters. BOX H-1919, FL Paso
Tex.
LADIES WANTED to string beads at
home. Stamped addressed envelope
for particulars. Experience unnec-
essary. Ivory Novelty Co., 113
Fourth Avenue, New York City.
LAD1Es-Whoie or part time. Take
orders for dresses. Two orders
daily pays $50 weekly. Coldren
Knitting Mills, 1906 Davenport st.,
Omaha, Nebr.
WANTED-Gtrl for general mousse
work. Apply Mrs. p. G. Remington,
610 Seventh street.
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Ogema Bank Bandits
Are Still at Large

Ogema. Mimi, June 1A.-tR,eTwo
youthful bandits, richer by 4l.A67
stolen from the Ogema State bank
late yesterday. were believed hiding
In the wooded and sparsely : settled
country southeast Of here today.
All-night vigilance Of officers
failed to reveal further trace II the
men. who were trai1ed as far as two
miles south Of Galway.
Descriptions by J.. n. Tenbrock.
president, and Sadie Tenbrock. assist
ant cashier. were compared with
those Of bandits who helped steal
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FOR SALE-Electric rnangle With
: 46-in. rolls. Just the size for small
hotel or laundry. In first class con-
dition.. VIII sell cheap. for cash.
clifford Erickson, Tappen, N. Oak.
FOR SALE-AVIATTON ENGINE.
Lawrence 28 HIP. two cylinder OPP
posed. $4,000 Hudson coach %
model 5000. Write BOX No. 1857 or
phone No. 8, Steele. N. D.
FOR RENT-Present location of
Dicks Grocery. available July first.
rent reasonable. Phone 279 or see
Dick zerr at Dicks Grocery.
GOAT MILK, good Favored. delivered
daily in Bismarck. l.. M. Wild
fang, Mckenzie, N. d.
FOR sALE-Diamond Willow fence
posts. Phone 11-F-2. Alec Couch.
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Saleamen
ATTENTION
INDUSTRIAL PAINT statesmen

~ A sH .f2 F
WHY BE confined to a small line Of
maintenance products and be COM
PEELED to pass up other profitable
paint business because your line is
not complete? We can offer you a
full line Of paints, varnishes and
roof coatings for industrial main
tenance and contractors, as well as
a full dealer line OF products. sup
ported BY effective advertising. Our
statesmen earn handsome returns on
our attractive commission contract.
Write for particulars. REPUBLIC
PAINT & vARNI6H WORKS,
14TH STREET and SOUTH KOL-
MAR AVE. CHICAGO.
WEEKLY guaranteed salary,
liberal commission above this
amount. New speciality. Selling
merchants. commission on recorders.
w. G. uulick, BOX SIC, Cedar
Rapids, ID.
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BOSTON WOOL

Boston. June 1l.-(AP)-Demand
for ga and finer. woods fairly heavy
and prices showed an advancing ten.
dsncy; sales at Csc secured basis
were much more frequent thar during
previous week and practically all Of
ferings available were held at 72c or
above: very short conibinE western
lines similar to Arizona. woods. we're
available at around zoe; 60 ana finer
quality also fairly strong et the same
ranges Of prices as. prevailed durinE
the previous week: lower grades fair.
~ active.
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FOR RENT-Three room and
kitchenette partly furnished front
apartment on ground floor, private
entrance. Inquire at LII Ave. A
West.
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RANCE or CAnL0r SALES

VI CAICDOV AL3B9
Range 81 cariot Grain sales: Wheat,
No. ! hard spring, 1.o64k to 1.0SH'
No. I dark northern, 99X to 1.0Sx
No. ! northern. % to 1.0bN; No.
mixed durum, 79h; No. ! RED durum
Oats. No. 3 white, a3h to 81.
Barley. No. 3, Al to 52A.
Flax. No. 1. 2.7S to 2.S1N.
Rye, not quoted.
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Baby Chicks

REDS. Barred Rocks, White Rocks;
100 $3.50; Heavy Assorted 500; pre-
paid; live delivery. Central Farms,
Jefferson City, Mo.
HUSKY CHICKS, standard bred, pro-
duction type, Barred Rocks. Reds,
English Leghorns, Orpingtons: 100
$500. Heavy Mixed, 500; pre-
paid: live delivery. Ozark Farms.
Westphalia, Mo.
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For Bismarck and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Sunday. Not much
change In temperature
For North Dakota: Partly cloudy,
probably. showers east and north por.
ton tonight and Sunday. Not much
change in temperature.
For South Dakota: Mostly fair to-
night and Sunday. Not much change
In temperature.
For Iowa: Partly cloudy tonight ana
Sunday, except thunder showers this
extreme east portions. Slightly cooler
tonight. and in southeast portion Sun
day.
For Minnesota: Partly cloudy, prob
ably sohwers In north portion tonight
and Sunday. Not much change In tenn
perature.
For Montana: Generally fair tonight
and Sunday. Little change in tenlpera-
firn - w
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PRODUCE

u Is zoe: .springs. s.; broiiers. -;
roosters 1877: turkeys Is; spring
ducks 20 to SIC; spring reese, z0c.
Butter. 1925, firm; creamery. ex-
50 to 81; fifsts 2sM TO 2sh: seconds,
Esq, 7S,sse. firm; extra fifsts ssh
fresh graded firsts. 22h to -: current
receipt: q TO- ~; Ordinary curss sd
firstS ~; storage packed extras, FAN.
Cheese. yer h.: Twins Ate; daisies,
TN to 17Ac; lonEhorns, I'm to 17A
Young Arnericat, TING; brick, 17ci
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BEARISHNESS RULES


Minneapolis. June 14.-(AP)-Bear-
ishness induced by improved crop
prospects through the North American
spring wheat belt brought steady
liquidation from tired holders Of
wheat futures with shorts taking adj
vantage of the opportunity to cover
July closed lac lower, September IN
lower and December nominally 1A
cents down.
Corn futures have been acting In.
dependently lately but stop loss SELL
ing finally resulted in q sharp break.
Oats followed corn. Rye dipped
sharply. Barley was stiff and inde-
pendent in tone. Flax showed a soft
yundertone with trade extremely light
and featureless.
Cash wheat receipts were some.
what smaller than estimated that
there was good demand for the desir-
able types at unchanged comparative
prices. Winter wheat offerings were
light. Durum wheat continued quiet
to slow.
Cash corn demand was fair. Oats
demand was rather good for all but
the poorest quality. Rye demand was
staedy. Barley was slow. Flax Of
ferings were light and demand was
very good.
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CHICAGO CASH n A

/ hard 1.01; No. ! northern spring
1.00A.
Corn No. 2 mixed 7s1k; No. 1 yellow
7SA-A; No. 2 white 40N.S1. lg
Oats No. 2 white 5SM-X..
Rye no sales. 4
Barley $685..
Timothy seed 6.7S.1.2S.
Clover seed 9.60.17.00.
Lard sec.
Ribs 1928. W.
Bellies 1900.
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DULUTH CASH GRAIN

e.,s nSls 81. ! Mimi VIZ 1r.ci JUNE 1aEAAr,N d
arrive si,75H; July sa.7tA; sept. .
wheat No. 4 DARK norther a sSMc.
$i.oSM; No. 2 do 97:c-1.o4T; No : DC
siSsSx:! ~. j 40. ssNee 0ssiailRR No.
sAA -s0Kc: No. --durum seM-Shc,
No. 2 DO S51A.sShc; No. mixed
durum S31k -9SMc; No. ! DO S2M-SShc
No. 1 red dufIfn SA1kc.
Oats No. 8 white 33xc. .
No. l rye S1.B3cs
Barley choice to fancy 47.S0c; med
iuft to good 4i-47c. Lower grades
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WHEAT PRICES ARE
DEPRESSED BY Big
NORYHWESTSALE
Rye Also Breaks, outdoing Pre-.
yious Bottom Prices for
Season

chicaso. June lA-tAP) - Big
breaks In AL grain prices smashed
lcw price records risht and left to-
bushel touched 99c flat. In some
quarters, senate adoption Of the new
tariff bill at washington was con-
strusd as one OF the chief depressing
United States wheat may be discrim-
mated against abroad. AS a rule
however, . teneral rush to sell which
swept the grain markets downward
was attributed mostly to the effect OF
that drought would bring about Sc
we're curtailrnent Of wheat yields in
wheat closed unsettled. IL to Aes
ish tJuly ssA to =; Sept. 1.oiA to q;
Corn cfosedd 2h to sHc down, Gully
71A TO u: Sept. 7sh to v; edo. TIN
Oats y % lHc off, and provision.
with some cutting Of wheat report
Cd E: a r.. asor an ssrs in n , %Sny
many wheat traders were In a bear
ish mood. and promptly jumped to the
selling side on account OF further
~downpours over drought districts In
Canada. nder such circumstances,
and with rye values giving way rap
idly. the wheat took a\decided new
plungs downward to beneath any lev
ell heretofore reached for 1890 deliv-
cries Of wheat. Before the market
was an our old. July wheat repre-
senting the new crop now being mar
vested in h southwest, had col
1apsed to $1.0O a bushe1, and soc
went much further. touching 99%c
a few minutes afterward.
Rebounding to above 800, the mar
ket fluctuated ~nervously thereafter,
III failed to recover to last nights
closing figures. General selling pres
sure was apparent in all the grain
pits, and practically the entire list OF
future deliveries of cereals was at q
low price standard surprising any
which until now had witnessed for
months past n in some cases un-
qualled In many years. Corn was the
weakest grain of any, and at one
stage showed q drop OF 2%c a bushel
Corn price weakness today was
ascribed largely to the fact that clos
ing of spreads between corn and rye
left the corn market without much
buying support. Arrivals of corn In
Chicago today totaled 154 cars. COM
pared with 108 a week g and Isl
at this time last year.
Corn led the decline today and all
deliveries dropped to a new low on
the crop. Oats weakened with other
grain and rye at the inside figure sold
bout the lowest since Jan. 1904, when
the cash was down to Sic.
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Announcement for Stomacb sufferer
stomach sufferers In Bisnarck AND
vicinity Will % GLAD Il learn that
liall's Drug store. Bismarck. North
Dakota. has been appointed exclusive
distributor In Burletgh and Morton
counties for. Plumbers Tablets. which
throughout the United States IN ths
relief OF stomach disorders Have
Hairs DRUG store tell you about them
Or write p. n Pfunder. lnc.. lS1I
Nicollet Ave. Minneapolis. MINI.
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OUR PRACTICAL TRAINED ME-
chanics get big pay. Demand
greater than we can supply. Best
trade. Learn electricity, battery,
electric and acetylene welding,
lathe work, general repairing. Free
catafog. HANSON AUTO g.
TRACTOR SCHOOL. Fargo, N. D.
RELIABLE MAN WANTED to run
McNess Business In Burleigh coun-
ty. Wonderful opportunity. Make
So to SIS daily. No experience or
capital needed. Write today. Nc
Ness Company, Dept. l., Freeport.
Illinois.
WANTED-Garage mechanic, who
has sales experience. Is to sell one
Of the quickest selling garage tools
made. Give full experience and de-
tails in first letter. Arps Corpora
ton, New Holstein, Wis.
CHANCE OF LIFE TIME
RELIABLE. ambitious man to estab-
lish local business. We finance
you. Experience unnecessary. Nc
Ness Co., Div. 80, Freeport, III.
YOUNG MAN-What are you going
to do during vacation? If $1,000 per
week will interest you call at No. 9
Hoskins bldg. Sunday between / 100
a. m. and 1900 p. M.
WANTEDAMiddle-ag ed married man
for night service in n of Bis
marck's leading garages. Write Bis
marck Tribune. In care of Ad. No.
81.
MOLER BARBER college low sum
mel rates. Catalog free. Fargo
. Butte.
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Used Cars

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Two N
ton trucks In good condition, also
good Job with each truck. Also X
section Of land free Of incumrance.
"a miles from good town, for
sale or trade for most anything.
Call at 222 West Broadway, Bis
marck, N. D. Phone No. 5O3-LR.
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NEW York PRODUCE

Eggs. 2i.5s5; firm. Mixed coiors,
regular packed closely selected heavy
first "a to a41: nsarby hsnnsry
brown. extra rs to 2tk; do. extra
chscss ioi.n1: weak. state. whole
milk flAts. fresh, fancy to fancy spa-
cial IL to 1874.
Poutry-Live and dressed steady. IN
changed.
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Lots for Sale

FOR SALE-Lots on Twentieth street
city water, street graded, 50x160 IT,.
i. $1,000 monthly payments, without
interest. See s. S. Clifford, Bis
marck, N. d.
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LIBERTY bonds
New York. June 14.-(AP)-Liberty
Bonds:
Liberty 3k's 1O0.2 {. !.
First 4A's 1o2.
Fourth 4A's 1922.
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Lost and Found

LOoT-A dark brindle bull dog with
harness on. Anyone finding same
kindly phone 344-J. Reward.
LOsT-Two sample books. one KRIS
tee book, the other a Hoover. Find
,er kindly phone 303.
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Room and Board

BOARD AND room for gentlemen
only. Well furnished rooms in
modern home. Homeiike attnos-
phere. Rate $1,000 per month.
Phone 637-J o call at 113 Mandan
street.
TRY THE Mohawk for nice clean
rooms and good home cooking. 4O1
Filth street or phone l45.
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COTTON PRICE BREAKS

New York, June 14.-(AP)-The
cotton market here today broke $1.2s
to SAYS per bale under . very heavy
selling movement which carried the
Ords for the season and the whole list
below the 14.cent.A.pound mark.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-14
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Chicago. June 14.-(AP-U. s. Dept.
OF Agri.)-Potatoes, AZ, on track .245.
total U. s. shipments LIS; sacks,
weak. trading fair, bills. about steady,
trading light southern sacked B1iSi
Triumphs. zoo to z.s5; mostly 2.35 70
$50: North Carolina bbL Irish cob.
blers. Ats to 500.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-14
Dead Animals Wanted

WE HAUL away FREE or CHARGE.
dead hogs. sheep, cattle and horses
all unskinned. Prompt service II
roads and weather permit. Write
Northern HORSE Exchange and Rem
dering Co. Box 26S. Bismarck. N
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-14
Household Goods for Sale

FOR SALE-Household furniture at
GLIB Third street. Bed davenport,
gateleg table and chairs, dresser.
Bridge lamp, victrola. rugs. screen.
Call after 6 p. m. or phone 1857.
FOR SALE-Singer sewing machine,
very cheap. Phone 1659-W OF call
! at 606 Fourteenth.