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The Washington times., 1937-08-04

Public Utility Bonds Bid Asked
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Anacostia & Pot SIS ..,..,.. S. u
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Tel of Va 6s......, IlO5 -.
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City e. Suburban 5S........ Is ~
Georgetown Gas list IS .... III -.
Pot Elec Pow 3ks.........l1 02 llO4
wash Gas IS 1858. 1861 1861
Washington Gas IS 1860 80. ll6 ....
Wash Rwy & Elec So. ilO6 ....:
Miscellaneous Bonds
Chevy Chase Club list AVS .i1o4 800.
Col Country Club LIST AIS. HOS zee.
w NJ Cold Storage 5s.. HOO nc.
public Utility stocks
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Capital Transit Co. ........ ~ IL
& W Steamboat go 900. lo5 ....
Pot Elec Power pr go. ~ go.
Pot Eiec Pwr pr (5.Snl -. Ill -.
Wash Gas 1t new I.2OO.. 70 u
Wash Ky & FL com lSUI 7OO L.,
Wash Ry g. FL pr (Sl :. j Og z Il11
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Trust Company Stocks
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Savings Bank Stocks
hBank Of Bethesda (7O.... 81 .."
ECON & Savings 1O.... .L21O !. -:
Fire Insurance Stocks
American C6) ............. 100 .....
Corcoran (6) -. .....,....l 25 .'..
Firemen's I.20l CO., u 80"
National Union 500 .......l 14ial -.
Title Insurance Stocks
Columbia t.3Ol go. &C.. II I5A
Real Estate t0 =. -. ..I17O l1sO
Miscellaneous Stocks
Carpet Corp (2.0O ...... 20 IS
fLanston Monotype (D .... s. 49,.
+LincoIn Service com G.00). II 20
Lincoln Service pfd (3.5O... 43 ~
Mergenthaler Limo (3.OO.. 40 44h
Peoples Drug S. com G.00). 4S 81
Peoples Drug Pfd (S.5o( III -
s'Real Est NJ & G Pfd (.3o). ~ SA
Security Storage (5) 80. l113 i126
Ter Ref & VIII Corp (9 50 -"
+Wdwd & 10th Com G.5o) so IS
Wdwd 10th Pfd (D ..1l6 I123H
Extra dividend. brooks closed.
+Plus extras. e2 per cent extra II y
per cent extra. also extra. 1900 paid
June "a 1897.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
HAPPY NEW YEAR

This is the season for New Years resolutions ap-
prasas of the past IL months and for looking into the
future.
It dawns upon nation which is troubled in spirit and
certainty ahead No and safe harbor for
thOa9 troubled by the problems Of the day.
Yet there is much to be thankful for
Despite wars and rumors Of elsewhere, 1t
While dctators crush freedom to earth in other ma
tions still have the royal prerogative think speak
and do please.
In world where hunger thirst privaton and suffer-
ing are ell too common still maintain the highest stand
ard Of living this earth has ever known.
This fact neither discounts ignores the troubles still
facing the enorm of the obstacles be
They both numerous and serious and they challenge
genius for segovernment it has been challenged few
times in the past.
But there is reason to believe that we possess certain
sod American virtues which will carry successfully
through.
There u.s. for example the quality of tolerance We
going to need in full if to settle in
terna difficulties amicably
The quality of confidence is needed We have always
had full share in the past and there reason why it
should desert us now.
And over and above these and all other virtues there
by free peopethere safe refuge for it anywhere in
the world. When times darkest is when need it
most.
The cultivation of these and other virtues necessary
to live together in peace harmony and prosper
y could well be New Years resolution for all Americans
everywhere.
At the very least, it would do no harm to try them
The spirit of the season is one of good will and good
wishes, but wishing made anything come true and
wishes not enough America must have the united
will to better things if it is to achieve them.
It is in the confidence that will achieve them and the
surety that this nation and this region slowly but surely
wishes its subscribers and friends everywhere Happy and
Prosperous New Year.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
milton RUE BUYS
ROSE APARTMENTS
FR0MkRS MURPHY
Purchase Of 3.story Building or
Third ST., Years outstand-
ing Real Estate Deal

Milton Rue Wednesday purchased
the Rose apartments from the +. W.
Murphy estate in what was probably
the outstanding Bismarck real estate
transaction for 1887.
The property, located on Third st.,
Just north Of the Postoffice building.
Is . three-story brick structure con-
tanning 10 apartments and was built
In 1917 by the late F. w. Murphy and
Mrs. Rose Murphy. his wife. The pur-
chase was made from Mrs. Murphy
Is executrix Of her husbands estate.
Mr.. Murphy was killed In an auto
mobile accident more than . year ago.
In addition to the structure, the
property consists Of Is feet to the
north Of the building which Is 80 ar
ranged that 1t can be practically
doubled In size at small expense.
Rue will take possession Jan. I. He
said the building will be renovated
and improved In some respects. one
detail being the installation Of electric
refrigerators In all apartments.
Mrs. Murphy also Is owner Of the
Murphy apartments on Main Avenue
and will continue to manage that
property. ~~
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
By RAMON BLARD0NY

c,, ~, -. -
ielue'' epam' oec. e-s@t-Aae
Spanish civil war rocketed to . bloody
zenith Friday in the tumbled hills
u,est of r.rua, r,h.r. m....a Yr.,,r.
- - . 19 - NJ - -
gent iolces seaDDeo '1eo t'e s'ovefn'
ment line to recapture this strategic
provincial capital.
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The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
farm PRICES DOWN
Il PER CENT IN 81
Failure Of Industrial Prices to
Drop Too Hsightsns
Severity

Washington, Dec. 3l.-4ReAsTicul-
ttre department economists reported
Friday that the level Of farm prices
declined 81 per cent during the last
year.
Their report brought from DF. A. q.
Black, chief agriculture department
economist. an immediate assertion
that further economic setbacks are In
store for farmers unless congress
quickly provides legislation to mini
mize fluctuations In prices and sup
plies.
Black and other officials attributed
the farm price decline to this years
bumper crops and to recent slump
In demands for agricultural products
In cities where unemployment has In
creased.
Government economists said that
the price decline this year would not
have been 20 severe had 1t been &C.
companied by similar drop In prices
OF industrial goods and services which
farmers buy.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
BUYS LOTS; WILL
Build in FUTURE
Property at Fourth and B Ac.
quirsd; Congregation to
Meet Jan. 6

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The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31

Bismarck during 1887 continued the steady growth that
has marked the state capital the fastest growing city in the
state since 1920 and with exceptionally high standard of
living
All Dear estmate tnat the pou-
compaays figure Of 500 marking one extreme and
Accumulated effects of drouth depression have failed
to stem the tide of progress with only indexes showing
decrease during the last IL monhsa decline bank deposits
building permits.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31

Real estate transfers for both city
and county were ahead Of . yeas
ago, . reflection Of confidence In tho
future Of the Missouri Slope and
optimism over the benefits to be de-
rived from infant irrigation prof.
ects.
Bismarck spent &37,9l662 more On
public improvements IN 1887 than u
did In 1885. including WPA funds,
Water mains laid cost $1o, ,560eL Other
expenditures were 4l4,S3o.A for new
sewers and 48,268.lo for sidewalks,
curbs and cutters.
Bank deposits In the three irstltu-
tions Of the city dropped $l0,333, 3,oe2
from 35,loe.02l to 1855, ,0se. prin-
cipal factors In this decline were the
withdrawal Of federal relief funds
from deposit here and the retirement
of state bonds before maturity. Local
deposits, however, showed . gain,
bankers said.
Building Los Offsst
While residential and commercial
construction was 100000 less In totdl
worth than Il, 1895, this 1897 los IN
building permits was offset by ex-
tensive rehabilitation programs Of
the Northern Pacific Railway COM
pany and the Northwestern Bell Tele-
phone company. each spending up.
proximately 100000 On improve
ments here.
City permits Issued authorised con-
struction Of nine commercial struc-
lures and 81 residential structures.
Other permits sanctioned alterations
Of five commercial structures and Of
So dwellings, while still others per-
mitted erection Of 10 private garages
and one structure listed under the
heading Of miscellaneous.
Population Grows Monthly
BiEmarcks population increased By
approximately 20 families each month
during 1887, Mrs. D. + &hipley, city
hostess, estimated. Mrs. 8aip1ey called
upon 80 families during 1857, slao
said, indicating that there may have
been others which did not cons -
her attention and hence aro not IN
cluded in that number. During the
last nine months Of 1895 slae visited
272 families new to the city. The Of
flee Of city hostess wag set up in
April, 1885. No record, of course. =
kept Of families which Isave the city.
Bkmarck,s high standard Of health
was maintained throughout the year
with Q mild epidemic Of scarlet FEVER
last winter - The only extraordinary
q physical ll-being.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
Center Lad Badly
Hurt While Sliding

Condition Of Stephen Dilsen. 10,
Center child critically injured while
sliding near his home Thursday. was
reported unchanged Friday night
by physicians In . Mandan hospital.
Hospital attendants said he suffered
! crushed chest. internal injuries and
Jaw fractures after crashing into Q
parked truck while riding on . sled
with his cousin, John Dilgen. The
other child Is being treated for scalp
lacerations and minor bruises.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
California Fire
Victims Buried

Los Angeles, Dec. 3l.-(R-Joint fu-
neral services were held Thursday for
Mrs. Margaret CARRIER, q. formerly Of
Bismarck, N. D., and ner son. David.
3. who died together last Sunday when
fire broke out In the home In which
they were visiting. The husband and
father, Ben CARRIER, came here from
Minneapolis when informed Of the
tragedy. Mother and son were buried
here.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
ICKES JOINS ATTACK
ON Big BUSINESS;
sees finish fight
Says Capital Is Threatening
Sit.OoWn Strike to Force
Concessions
ATTACKS FORD, GlRDLER
Bitter Blast Points to Road
New Deal 10 Taking in
Face Of Recession
ATTACKS FORD, GlRDLER

Washington, Dec. 3l.-(R-Secre.
tary lcke's contention that . finisl,
fight must take place between Ameri-
cas- millions and an asserted pluto
cracy Of 30 families" drew quick re-
buttal Friday from several members
Of congress.
The interior secretary said In . radio
address Thursday night that ''econom-
ie power In this country does not rest
In the mass Of the people Is 1t must II
q democracy Is to endure"
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
Chinese ABANDON
TSINCTA0; JAPAN'S
HOLDINGS IN Ruins
Foreign vigiIantss Try to Stem
Looting; 200 Americans
Still in City -.:


Chinese devastation squads marched
out Of Tsingtao Friday. leaving un-
defended the once.rich North China
seaport marked for conquest BY ad-
vanctng japanese armies.
A corps Of foreign visilantes armed
with clubs attempted to maintain o.
der Ia the city. from which IN exodus
Of Amesicans and other foreigners was
under way. EeM@s
When Chinese police started leav-
ing, however, looters ran into the jap
anese business section. They ran
sacked what japanese property had
not been destroyed In nearly two
weeks OF Systematic dynamiting.
Chief aim q the foreign visilantes
was to prevent damage to foreign
property.
Start New Fires
The departing Chinese units started
Q dcsen new fires. A japanese SILK
factory and Q japanese tobacco COM
pany building were among the struc-
lures In flames. -.-'
Arrival Of japanese forces was ex-
pected momentarily.
Reports from Tsingtao were that
more than 100 Americans remained
there, with the U. 8. Cruiser Marble
head and the destroyer Pope standing
by to take them to safety.
On advice Of American consular ati-
thorities. the Americans did not Join
the vieilante corps which was com.
- -
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
Make Sure Election
Pledge Is Fulfilled

Cleveland, Dec. 3l.-(F-shef-
field Lakes retiring council, de-
feated to q man In last falls elec-
tions, slashed the salary Of the In
coming mayor, G. w. King, from
$1,000 to $275, and the pay Of other
officials In the same ratio.
Explained Retiring Mayor II. H.
DER:
They had pledged themselves
to drastic salary reductions and
we gave them what they wanted.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
Barnes Pioneer, 81,
Dies in Valley City

Valley City. N. D., Dec. 3l.-(R-
Funeral services will be held Monday
for Louis NJ. Larson. 62, resident Of
Barnes county for So years and q
pioneer school teacher and farmer.
who died here Thursday. Surviving
are son. Melvin Of Valley City. and
Amund Larson of Kathryn, N. D.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
Calls Verbal Clash
misunderstanding

st. Paul, Dec. 3l.-@-Ihe VISUAL
battle between Liquor Commisstotaes
william Mahoney and county ettoes
news 1t the CONVENTION of the attces
neys In st. Paul Wednesday was
termed IAN unfortunate misunder.
standing" by Mahoney Friday IN IN
open letter addressed to al county
attorneys In Minneoota. D
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
Indexes of Bismarck's Growth

Particularly indicative of Bsarcks leadership in popua-
ton growth and prosperity the gues of the
Bell Telephone company which show the Capital City ranking
The figures BY cities Bismarck, 267 per 1907 Fargo
262; Grand Forks 23s Mandan 22e Valley City 22 James.
Northwestern company does not operate exchanges
included The average Of the state in company territory
telephones per 100 persons
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
PIONEER WoNAN DIES

East Grand Forks. Minn., Dec. 81
R)-Mrs. Catherine Clynch. "a. .
resident here for 50 years, died early
Friday.
Survivors include . son and three
daughters. Funeral services viii b
Monday.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
Shoot Customer, Take
$225 From Forks Store

Grand Forks, N. D., DEC. 3l.-(R-
Two bandits late Thursday held up .
Tweet grocery store here, shot . cus-
toner In the arm, and escaped With
922S. The customer; Adolph Lannard-
son, received . flesh wound. Police
s'-... Questioned several suspects.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
FIR USES PARABLE TO
SAY MINORITY ARE TARGET

Washington, Dec. 3i.-(R-pres-
ident Roosevelt indicated with .
parable Friday that antt-monopoly
attacks on business by administra-
tion officials were directed ct only
. small minority In the business
world.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
INK MAN 5
.OBBED FARGO STORES

Fargo. N. D, Dec. 3l-NeFAfgo
police Friday believed that one Of the
two bandits who Thursday robbed
the Tweet grocery store ct Grand
Forks, shooting . customer and fee.
;sng with $22S WAS the same man who
In recent weeks has twice held up
the Baldwin grocery store here. One
Grand Forks bandit was described g
shout ak feet tall, wearing . Scotch
plaid cap and xipper overalls. This
l1iiscsiption i identical with that Of
HE Fargo store robber.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
Gottlieb Bittner,
Glen Ullin, Dies

oottlieb Bittner. a. Glen Ullin.
died Wednesday at . Maudan hos
pitsl.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
.KRoUIs, ~, DIES

Moulins. France. Dec. 3l.-ReThe
loo-year-old Marquis d 0aridel
Thorn died Friday:
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
Bismarck Continues Steady Growth
Living Standard
High: Estimated
Population 10000

Dry Years, Slump Fail to Check City's Progress;
All But Two Indexes Point to Larger,
Richer Trade Center
HAS MOST PHONES PER CAPITA IN N. d.
Real Estate Transfers, Expenditures on Public
improvements Up; Population Grows
30 Families Per Month
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31


The Weather
Generally fair tonight
and Saturday; not so
cold Saturday.
The Washington times., 1937-11-27
THE PROBLEM

One tank 10 half fun Of gasoline: an
other 10 half full Of alcohol. A spoon.
full of gasoline IL taken from the first
tank and mixed with the alcohol in
the second tank. A spoonful Of mix
ture Is taken from the second tank
and mixed into the tank Of gasoline.
Is the amount Of gas missing from the
first tank greater or less than the
amount Of alcohol missing from the
second tank2
The Washington times., 1937-11-27
THE ANSWER

Both quantities are the Same-but
don't try and mix them and drive.
Most communities have stringent laws
regarding inebriated drivers. These
laws have been passed because it has
been proved that alcohol in large
quantities will entirely upset the CO.
ordination between the 1ind and the
muscles Of the body.
The Washington times., 1937-11-27
CADlLLAC

Cadillac, Late 1881, 7.Pass. COAX
Sedan-Very modern and ex- OAtO
cellent appearance. Has had very good
We need the space and will sacrifice
It for S246. Liberal terms,
SUPERIOR MOTORS
| 1890 lAth st. n. w. Decatur 1900
The Washington times., 1937-11-27
HU,ji'Pii'lN)IIOBTIE {

Hff1SmS6iIs 1891 sedSS~De luxe 6SS0
equipment. clean as a pin In DOJO
side and out, wheels and fender
wells, real good tires mileage Is low:
Emerson & Orme guarantees II for 30
days. Car No. 921-A: trade and easy
G.M.A.C. terms.
EMERSON o ORME
II q NJ st. N. w. District 800
The Washington times., 1937-11-27

sTUDEBAKFR, 1885. sTx-De luxe coupe
radio. heater. $685.. Mr.. O'Day. DE. 1447.
The Washington times., 1937-11-27
ONLY 81 975

viii buy. attractive bungalow with fire
place in living room. newly decorated in.
ment With private entrance. In good rent rent.
ing section. Flowers shrubs, paved street.
blocks to bus and stores. Terms. See
owner today. 1905 Flower Ave-. Silver
The Washington times., 1937-11-27

oLDSMoBILE 1885 5-Pass. Touring
Coupe-Eight-cylinder large trunk. sx-
cellent black paint, fine, clean upholstery.
all good tires and q splendid motor. You
simply cannot find value like this else
| 1896 c c C. guarantee Capitol Cadillac
Co 1929 22d st. N. W. MA. $500. Open
| evenings and Sunday
The Washington times., 1937-11-27
1900 Sd ST. N, w.

Bedroom, living room, kitchen and
bath, screened porch ....... $50, so
The Washington times., 1937-11-27

Buick 1887 Model ~ 4-DOOr O07S
Sedan - Finished in a glossy DO y
let black. Mileage IL less than 1000
and car can hardly be told from new.
Car No. ST.. Emerson & Orme, guar
antees it for 80 days Trade and easy
EMERSON o oRME
18th 3 NJ SITS. n. District sI00
The Washington times., 1937-11-27
CONSULT ECONOMY WANT ADS FOR ANY SERVICE you NE
L0LDSMoRILE

oLDsMoBILE 1887 6-PssS. Touring Sc
dan-Eight-cylinder Here is Q clean
car in excellent condition. Dark blue paint.
spotless cloth upholstery, excellent tires.
Dc luxe radio, A weekend special at
S7T5 G. c C. guarantee. Capitol Cadillac
Co., 1922 22d st. N. W. MA. $500. Open
evenings and Sunday
The Washington times., 1937-11-27
240 HAMILTON sT. N. WI.
Sl31 I'd ST. N. w

. bedrooms, living room, kitchen,
bath; new condition. ... $3.50
The Washington times., 1937-11-27

Packard 1881 Club Sedan O1 On
Black finish with chromium ID IOO
disc wheels, All shape. Reduced one
half price for quick sale. Ask for
Car No. R-5SS
MANDELL CHEVROLET
1900 Nichols Ave s. T. Atlantic 44O2
The Washington times., 1937-11-27
| DODGE

Dodge 1885 Touring Sedan OOOE
Heater. The black finish Is GDOOO
perfect, large built-in trunk. spotless
inside, fine tires. Very attractive and
will give someone many miles of fine
service. Open evenings and sunday.
POHANKA SERVICE
1926 Goth St. N. w. District 9l41
The Washington times., 1937-11-27

NUVU on . 1Ns W.
Bedroom, living room, kitchen,
bath, screened porch, ..s... .S62, 80
The Washington times., 1937-11-27

OIdsmObiIe 1885 COach-The CAOE
original black finish is per- D4OO
feet. clean upholstery that shows no
wear. luggage space in rear, mechanI-
cally will pass the most rigid inspec-
FoHANKA SERVICE
1925 goth St. n. w. District pI41
The Washington times., 1937-11-27

Packard 1895 Series 100 Con. Q7EO
Vertibie COupe-Stop envying d ~
that distinctive Packard elegance. To-
days best bargain places this beauti-
full car in the low price field. Deep
maroon finish with white side wall
tires, Gather upholstery. rumble seat !;
equipped with radio and electric clock,
all dual group. Low mileage. See 1t
and other '35, '86 and az Packard
buys today.
The Washington times., 1937-11-27
OL,1DISNlI1IOB'TIrIE

OIdsm0bife 1884 2.DOOr Touring COHS
Sedan-Large built-in trunk. DO y
Perfect car in every respect. milea ke
is low, tires are practically new Low
price, trade and terms to suit.
n. f. BRANCH L. p. STEUART
14I 18th st. n. L. Atlantic 62O0
The Washington times., 1937-11-27
BUICK

Buick 1880 sedan-Hsrs Is q low cox
priced car in fine shape with tpOO
all good tires, that will give plenty
Of transportation at a cost ike car
fare, Trade and terms to suit.
n, E, BRANCH L. p. STEUART
1Al 18th St N. Il, Atlantic 600
The Washington times., 1937-11-27
PACKARD

1880 Packard sedSH.~HSS SSd 81 0S
only one owner The original oil AO
finish 10 good, GOOD tires, clean uphol-
stery that shows no wear runs per-
teotly. Open evenings and sunday.
POHANKA SERVICE
1875 Goth II. n W. District O1AI
The Washington times., 1937-11-27

Treat yourself and family $3.50
to this fine low-cost automobile to-
day. Newly refinished In rich black
with red wheels and trim. Mohair
upholstery: tires in excellent condt-
tion; equipped with trumpet morn; no
payments until after Christmas. See
this value at once and save. Terms
as low as IS down. balance easy.
STEUART MOTORS
eth and New York Ave. N. W.
Open Evenings National $3.50