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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-30

DIVIDEND OMITTED
New York, July 30.-P-Directors
of the New York, Chicago and st.
Louis railroad Nickel Plate) Thurs
day omitted the quarterly dividends
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A lucky miner, near the famous
Golden Mine" of Australia. turned
up a 9A-pound gold nugget, valued at
more than $23 1000, a few weeks ago.
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Male Help Wanted

C MEN WANTED immediately to
learn Barber Trade. Specia, rates.
Mo.er Barber College Est. 1893,
Fargo, IN. l.
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CLASSIFIED AID
RATES

All want ads are cash N advance
minimum charge rs cents. Copy
must be received at The Tribune Of
flee by 900 a. m. to insure insertion
same day in the regular classified
page.
Cuts. border or white space used on
want ads come under the classified
display rates at 80 cents per column
inch per insertion
REGULAR WANT AID RATES
q days. Is words or under 49,. Sl.45
3 days. Is words or under ...... 100
2 days. 2 words or under ...... IS
l day, Is words or under ....... rs
Ads over Is words 8 cents additional
per word.
The Tribune reserves the right to
reject any copy submitted. also to re-
wise any copy to conform with make
up rules Of Classified Advertising.
Phone 81
The Tribune Want Ad. Department
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Room I'D Bsard

BOARD AND ROOA-Attracttvo ona
comfortable rooms with O. W1f11out
board. Located acroGg fruGn -
poStoffice. Price reasonable. Hhono
l28-W. The Dunravcn, IA ~
Street. Bismarck. N. p.
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FOR SALE-All-modern house. 4
rooms. breakfast nook, bath and
basement bedroom. Terms. For
appointments call 1857 after 5 p. m.
FOR RENT-Possession by August
1st. Large rooming house, 900 End
Street. Enough roomers in house
to pay for rent. Phone 905.
FOR RENT-Five-room modern du-
pick. r. M. Bergeson. Phone 267
or 1888.
FOR RENT-Modern home. good
yard, choice location. Phone 877
Or call at 111-3rd st.
FOR RENT-Five room small house
at 8l1-3rd Street by August LIST.
Phone 1928.
FOR RENT - hll-modern 7-room
house at GA Bird Street. Phone
Till.
HOUSE FOR RENT-Six rooms and
bath, partly furnished. 713 3rd
Street. Phone 1601-J for arrange
ments to see it.
FOR RENT-A desirable Six-room
modern home at COB 5th Street.
Heated by gas. Has large screened
in porch and garage. G. F. Dullam.
FOR RENT-Seven-room house, suit
able for one family or can be made
into apartments. Furnished or un-
furnished. GA Bird st.
FOR RENT - Seven-room modern
house. Full basement. Garage.
East front. Screened in porch. Rent
reasonable, Call at 1112 Ave. B.
FOR RENT-Seven room house In.
Guiding four bedrooms. Also large
rooming house close III. Also fur
nished apartment close in. Fifty
lots east front. near Roosevelt
school. Terms. Phone sos.
FOR RENT - Four room modern
house. close in. inquire Of Sidney
Smith, 924 Fourth St.
FOR RENT-FiVe room house. In
qulre pa Fifth street.
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N

MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN
Minneapolis. July 30.-(F-Wheat
receipts Thursday 2l8 compared to
$50 a year ago.
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Apartments

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., furnished
OF unfinished. Two and four
rooms. Phone. lights and gas. Hot
water at all times furnished. Rents
very reasonable. 622-3rd Street,
Phone 1716-R.
FOR RENT-Furnished two-room
modern apartment in the Rue
Apartments, electric stove and
frigidaire. Immediate possession.
Call at I'll Ave. A or phone
1256-W.
FOR RENT-Three-room apartment,
unfinished, with bath. Call ct
Sill 5th st.
FOR RENT Two room APARTMENT.
large clothes closet and pantry, ad-
joining bath. Gas for cooking. Call
at Sl2 Avenue B, or phone l6ls-w.
FOR RENT-Three room apartment
on second floor, furnished or UNI
furnished, bath adjoining. Very
close in. Phone 1857 or call At
406-5th st.
FOR RENT-Partly furnished ap0ft-
ment with lights, heat and water
furnished. Private bath and priv
ate entrance. Call at 400 Ave. J.
FOR RENT-New unfurnished apart
ment, close in, private bath and
entrance. Call at 800 First Street.
FOR RENT-Newly decorated two
room apartment, well furnished, in
Guiding Ice box, gas stove and oven.
Must be seen to appreciate. Call at
4l6 9th Street. Phone ll4l.R.
FOR RENT-Furnished or unY0Y-
nished apartment. one room and
ktchenette. LIST floor. Suitable for
two. $1,000 per month. Call ct 3l4
3rd st. Evarts Apis.
FOR RENT-Modern furnished apart
ment, one room, kitchen and large
clothes room. Centrally located.
Call at 404 5th.
FOR RENT-One, two or three.room
apartments, furnished or unfur-
nished. Gas, water, private en-
trance. Cool, comfortable. Practi-
cally private bath. Rent very rea-
sonable to responsible parties. Call
at SIS End Street. Phone 376-M.
FOR RENT-Three furnished Groom
apartments, gas for cooking fur
nished. Rent, $28 and $25 Der
month. Call between Z and . p. IA.
at 100 Broadway or phone 129-W.
FOR RENT-One-room apt. "a Per-
son Court. Also modern DUPLEX, gas
heated, available Sept. lst Phone
1876.
FOR RENT-One two-room apart
ment at GLIB 3rd Street. Phone 747.
FOR RENT-Furnished 3-room apart
ment, private bath. Heat. lights
and water furnished. $4,000 Der
month. Available August LIST. 721
3rd Street.
FOR RENT-WelI furnished two
Don apartment: running water.
gas. Frigidaire. telephone: also
single room for light housekeeping,
ground floor. al 5th ST. Phone 373.
FOR RENT-Apartment In dropgoof
building, two rooms, kttchenette and
bath. Electrical refrigerator. Laun.
dry privileges. Inquire The DtS-
marck Tribune office.
FOR RENT-Furnished and un1lr-
nished apartments IN the Nooe
Apartments. Call =. w. Murphy.
Phone 352 y go caretaker 0ooo
Apartments.
FOR RENT-FurnShed or unfuyfx1Dh-
ed apartment Ia the varuey Apart
ments. New gas range and 0ec-
trolux cef-igerator. Phone 171.
FOR RENT -Four room fu0nlGhod
apartment on ground floor. Can a
1910 Broadway.
FOR RENT-Furnishe0 apoFtmenl
on ground floor. CAN q go ronSth
street.
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CHICAGO STOCKS
(By The Associated Press
Corporation Securities ........ Ia,
insult Util. Invest. ............ PIX
Midwest Util. (neW) .......... IT.:
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For Sale
REMARKABLE USED CAR
nAD0AYNC

OfAQEOa4XVo
Compare these prices with any
other. Come in and look over these
cars. They offer real rock bottom"
bargains.
Chrysler Coach .$l75.00
Dodge Coupe ............ 1880
Pontiac Coach ............ 1000
Ford Tudor ............. $4,000
Other bargains: 80 Ford Truck;
20 Chevrolet Sedan: ~ Dodge Sc
dan: 80 Whippet Coach: 80 Ford
Coupe; 80 Dodge Coupe.
NJ. B. GILMAN co.
End & Broadway Phone 808
Dodge & Plymouth Distributors.
FOR SALE - Offering my Model A
1881 Ford coupe for immediate sale.
Call 685-R or call at 108 Ave. c
West. Maysil Williams, M. D.
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of $3.50 on the common and preferred
stocks.
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Work Wanted

Work Wanted
WANTED-PcSitiOn as hotel house
keeper or caretaker for apartment
Or rooming house by experienced
middle aged woman, college grad
uate. Will take care Of house, COL
lect rents, keep books, etc, in ex-
change for comfortable living apart
ment for three adults. Best refer
ences. Address Tribune Ad. No. Is.
TEMPORARY or permanent work
wanted at once by experienced girl
stenographer. Phone $50 or write
Box POT, City.
EXPERIENCED girl desires house.
work. Write Tribune ad No. %.
WANTED-By refined lady, place to
work for room and board or care
for semi-invalid. Phone 1554-J be-
fore Friday night.
EXPERIENCED GIRL wants house
work. Phone 1923.
WORK WANTED = Experienced girl
wants work as Chambermaid, Gen.
eral housekeeping or ~dishwashing
in town. Phone 7F2, Underwood. N.
Oak, or write Miss Alma B. Saylor,
Box 81.
WANTED-A position as grocery
clerk in a place where there is a
good High School. I have had 3
years experience. Write Ad Num-
Der IA. in care of The Bismarck
Tribune, Bismarck, N. Oak.
EXPERIENCED GIRL desires house.
work by the day or by the hour.
Phone 428-W or call at 2l2 Third
Street.
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FOR neutrality-suspicious.. furnished
OF unfinished. Two and four
rooms. Phone. lights and gas. Hot
water at all times furnished. Rents
very reasonable. 622-3rd Street,
Phone 1716-R.
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Phone 81
Houses and Flats

The Tribune Want Ad. Department,
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FOR RENT-Furnished two-room
modern apartment in the Rue
Apartments, electric stove and
frigidaire. Immediate possession.
Call at I'll Ave. A or phone
1256-W.
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FOR RENT-Three-room apartment,
unfinished, with bath. Call at
Sill 5th st.
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FOR RENT-Modern furnished apart
ment, n room, kitchen and large
clothes room. Centrally located.
Call at 404 5th.
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FOR RENT-One. two or three.room
apartments, furnished or uu1ur-
nished. Gas, water. private en-
trance. Cool, comfortable. Practi-
cally private bath. Rent very rea-
sonable to responsible parties. Gail
at SIS End Street. Phone 376-M.
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Bills Killed Nv Senate

S. B. 168-Changes dates for pay
ment of real estate taxes.
s. B. 188-ProvideS for making each
city and village, and organized civil
township constitute separate assess
ment districts.
s. B. 214-Prohibits experiment on
living dogs and cats.
S. B. 228-Authorizes county COM
missioners to reduce county agents
salaries in proportion to decrease in
pay of other county officials.
S. B. 104 Authorizes issuance Of
nonresident licenses to insurance
agents from state having reciprocal
ing laws.
Bills Passed BY Senate
s. B. 186-MakeS changes in organ
ization of fire marshal department.
House Bills introduced
House Concurrent Resolution, J-10
Requests state board of administra-
ton and prison warden not to per-
nit use of convict labor by state ex-
cept work relating to penal institu-
tons.
Bills Passed by House
H.. B. 173-Wilson of Slope: Au-
thorizes municipalities TO issue bonds
for funding outstanding indebtedness
incurred prior to Jan. l. 1881. in Ger
tain cases. Emergency carried.
H. B. 236-Pfenning of Morton:
Authorizes municipal fire depart
ments to attend fires outside of cor
porate limits.
H. B. 95-Kneeland of Stutsman:
Requires teachers in public schools to
take oath of allegiance to constitu-
ton and flag.
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MONTANANS REFUSE
TO KILL BILL WHICH
WOULD TAX TOBACCO
House Votes, az to 10, Against
Killing One of Nuisance
Tax Measures

Helena, Mont, Feb. 17.-F-The
Montana house of representatives
Monday refused to accept q commit
tee report recommending that the
tobacco tax proposal be killed.
After considerable debate the meas
ure was ordered placed on the cal
endar of the committee of the whole.
It imposes a tax of four cents a pack
age on cigarettes and 10 per cent Of
the sales price on other forms of
tobacco.
The proposal was debated for half
an hour and saved by a two-vote
margin when the house stood 40 to
AZ against the majority committee re-
port to kill.
Sponsors Of the bill asserted It will
raise half a million dollars in revenue
with little collection expense and is
successful in IL other states. Its OPP
ponents argue that, while the states
taxation system needs improvement,
it would not be bolstered by nuisance
taxes"
A bill to prohibit state employees
from lobbying was returned to the
house without committee recommen-
dalton and placed on the calendar
for the committee of the whole.
On the senate calendar was a plan
for the managerial form of govern
ment for counties, a bill to decrease
the interest rate on delinquent taxes,
and several bills intended to liberal
ize the states corporation laws with
the idea of attracting capital to this
state.
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Church Group Gives
Aid to Mission Work

Members Of the Northern Union
conference Of Seventh-day Adventists
living In North and South Dakota.
Minnesota and Iowa contributed
Sta, 5000 toward the advancement
OF foreign mission enterprises IN 1880
according to q report received here.
North Dakota, with 2JO3l members,
gave $27,4o0.60 or Is cents per capt.
ia weekly. SOUTH Dakota's total was
$50, l96.66 or . weekly per capita Of
AZ cents. The church in Bismarck
with a membership Of %, contributed
$784.80 or 81 cents Per capita weekly.
There are IL union conferences In
North America with l09,770 members
who contributed $640,25o.16 or .
weekly per capita Of 46 cents. accord
ing to +. +. Schwindt, pastor Of the
Bismarck church.
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BREAD WHEATSALES
WERE DOUBLE THOSE
OF MONTH YEAR AGO
Business on Whole, However,
Remained at Low Level of
Preceding Months
FLAX MARKETING E R
Building Permits and Freight
Car Loadings Also Larger
Than Year Ago
FLAX MARKETING LARGE r

Volume of business as a whole in
this district during January continued
at the low level Of the preceding three
months, but the warm weather and
absence of snow in most parts of the
district stimulated certain lines OF
activity, according to the preliminary
summary of agricultural and business
conditions prepared by the Federal
Reserve Bank of Minneapolis.
Marketings of bread wheat were
twice as large in January as in the
same month last year. Durum wheat
marketings were two and one-half
times as large, and flax marketingS
were three times as large. Building
permits in January were one-half
larger than in the corresponding
month last year. Carloadings OF mis-
cellaneous freight, judging by reports
for the first three weeks Of January,
we're at a higher level than in De-
cember or November, after allowance
for seasonal changes, although lower
than in January, 1880.
The daily average Of bank debts
was 16 per cent smaller in January
than in the same month last year. The
country check clearings index for
January was II per cent lower than
the index for January. 1880. Decreas-
es, as compared with January last
year, also occurred in postal receipts,
flour and linseed product shipments,
marketings Of cattle and hogs, and de-
partment store sales. Increases &C.
Cured in electric power consumption
in the eastern half Of the district, and
in marketings of sheep and calves.
The estimated farm income from
marketings Of eve important prod
ucts during January was II per cent
smaller than in January a year ago,
although the large receipts of cash
grains caused an increase in grain in
come, as compared with a year ago.
Prices of all important northwestern
farm products were lower in January
than a year ago.
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DIVORCE CODE IS
FOUND BY RAIDERS
Wealthy Canadian and Daugh.
ter involved After Osten.
sibIe Narcotic Raid

Chicago, Feb. 1Z.-R-visits by
federal narcotic agents to tho Chi
cago homes Of w. Perkins Bull,
wealthy Canadian barrister Of Toron-
to and London, and Mrs. Mabelle
Horlick Sidley, an American heiress,
were the subject Of discussion in the
Gold Coast district Monday.
Bulls attorney said he had been
informed that papers seized consti-
tuted q secret code for use between
Bull and Mrs. sidley In connection
with q divorce suit against her hus-
band, Dr.. John Streeter sidley,
Racine, Wiz.
Bull and Mrs. sidley. who Is the
daughter OF william II. Horlick, the
matted milk manufacturer, were ques-
toned ct the district attorneys Of
flee for six hours by the agents, after
the officers had entered their apart
ments In the fashionable Gold Coast
section. presumably trying to trace
the ramifications Of an alleged mar
cotic smuggling ring.
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Over the Week End
Goes Pain and Agony of
RHEUMATISM
Money Back If It Doesn't, Says Halls
Drug Store. Large 8 or. Bottle Sc.
NEW 4S HOUR TREATMENT

Here's the new swift way to drive
Uric Acid from your joints and
muscles and free your body from
Rheumatism, Sciatica and Neuritis-
many call it the weekend treatment
and it Is particularly valuable to
those who cannot afford to lose time
through the week.
Start to take Alleuru as directed on
Friday night and keep to bed as
much as possible till Monday morn
ing-Allenru acts with double speed
when the sufferer is relaxed and
resting.
Allenru Is q powerful yet harmless
medicine-free from narcotics-you
can't depend on mild medicines to
overcome stubborn rheumatic condi-
lions and handy BELIEVERS used only
to stop pains won't get the uric acid
out Of your joints.
Allenru is sold by Halls Drug Store
and all modern druggists America
over-an 8 o.. bottle for 85c.-And
guaranteed to do as advertised or
money Observation-Disclosures.
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pit. Pearl, quick-witted, grasped It
Tied to the lead was q message
from Goodmaster which read:
WE ARE LOST AND OUT OF
CONTACT WITH THE WORLD
AM SENDING DOWN A LINE
MANS TELEGRAPH OUTFIT
HOLD YOUR PRESENT POSI-
TON.
A few minutes later q small, COM
pact box arrived by the same route,
10 it were insulated wires EXTEND
ing to the Zeppelin. Inside were
dry cell batteries. 9 key, q sender
and receiver and q loop Of insulated
ground" wire which we made fast
to the Flamingo.
In this novel way instant cornrnu-
nication with Charley Downs was
established.
Pearl took the sticks again.
while I clicked the keys.
While the strange lightning
streaked wildly around us and
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echoed its crashes on our telegraph
sounder, I managed to differentiate
between the freak dots and dashes
originating out of the electrical dis
turbance in the air from those Of
the Phillips. Code Charley was using.
I told the Queen of the Skies OF
the earthquakes and eruptions in
Sundra Strait and the warnings
from the Manila Weather Bureau
to avoid Hawaii.
I'VE can't avoid Hawaii came
back from Charley. mi. Dare has
an appointment which must be kept"
with Pearl?"
He ignored my question. ~Good-
trouble"
e! must have gas. So must Bert
Wen give It to You on condition
That you deliver Miss Dare and the
Others safe and sound"
"VVhat do you think We intend to
do with them? Dump them I'm the
sea-" 1 shot back. Charley was on
my nerves.
During the next hour, the Alba
tross, on one side of the blimp and
the Flamingo on the other, were
refueled. Richards piloted for Bert
and Pearl for me, while Bert and I
made the tube connections on our
tanks.
When it was all over I was
drenched with gas. but my tanks
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were fun, ana % Il was with Bert
That's going some" I clicked b
Charley. First tins e ever hap
pened." This was true.
The sky was clearing. The storm
had died down. The blow was NOW
In our faces It turned the dust into
other areas. Our radio was working
again. Our Instruments began ID
behave. Ships ct sea, sighting "a,
some lowering around while the re-
fueling took place. told u that tho
'Quakes had ceased for the time.
How about Hawaii" ] asked.
"Still In danger"
When We sighted Hawaii the sun
was shining brightly and the air was
as balmy as June. Our eyes invol.
UNFAIRLY stole toward the volcanoes
and snow-capped Mauna Kea. They
looked peaceful enough.
Pearl said nothing. We splaShed
into the water and glided to q
graceful landing. Bert and his party
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pushed alongside. A gayIy decorated
launch took VI all ashore. There
was q great deal Of confusion. Cam
eramen, newspaper reporters, repre-
SentattveS Of the army and navy
and from the state house crowded
about Pearl, eager for her story and
to do her honor. They pestered Bert
and myself. For several minutes va
were caught In q jam. When we
broke through, Pearl, Richards and
Thornton were climbing into an Of
ftctal automobile. Before We reached
It, they were gone.
I turned to Bert, peeyishly. I'm
banking on her keeping the date ON
the beach and I want you to hang
In the background"
Bert was peering In the direction
taken by the. vanished motor car.
did you notice the queer coat Of
arms on the side Of that carr" he
asked, q~uizzically.
T suppose it was the insignia q
mo. it wasn't. It wasn't the en-
blem Of the o.. 8. A, either. Il
looked like your damned old
Golden Key to me-"
"Oh, he'll, Bert! You've got golden
keys on your noddIe."
And did you pipe tho uniformed
chauffeur? Hes not IN official en-
ployee. He's . Kanaka boy, did.
guised." scoffed.
"We've had too much Myytesy.
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LEGISLATIVE CALENDAR

Suspends right Of county to acquire
tax deed on land on which title is
held by state.
H. B. 241-Mau Of Ransom: Ex-
tends time Of levy of n mill for
capitol buildings purposes until 1910,
an increase Of four years.
H. B. 227-Basef1ug Of Stark: Pro-
vides for licensing and regulating Of
tourist camps in North Dakota.
H. B. 194-Fitch of Cass and Inder-
gard Of Foster: Prohibits possess
sion, sale and use of machine guns,
sub-machine guns and automatic
rifles over 20 inch caliber unless
granted permit by district judge.
Bills Killed by House Committees
H. B. 263-Required collection
agencies to give bond. q
II. B. 270-Makes advertised ga
RACES liable for damage to cars stored
therein.
H. B. 259-Gave landlords and les
sors a lien upon the goods, chattels
and personal property Of tenant or
lessee.
H. B. 271-Required interest only
be charged on unpaid principal and
prohibited compounded OF such in
terest of installment sales.
H. B. 201-Amended law relating to
filing of mortgages.
H. B. 258-Amended law relating
to binding over of defendants in GRIM
inal actions.
H. B. 245-Appropriated $4,000 for
state game and fish department.
H. b. 216-Amended Workmen's
compensation bureau laws.
Bills Killed by House
H. b. 112-ReviSed state income tax
rates.