The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 8, 1929, Page 9

WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1929 ° TO SCALE UPWARDS) yen. Am. Can .. Am. Internal Am. Loco ... ; Big Buying Develops After Mar-| am. SM & Ref. ... ket Hits Lowest Mark | Am. Sugar... Since 1924 Drop Am. Tob. “B” . Anaconda — Andes Cop. Chicago, May 8.—(4)—Advances in} Atchison price formed the rule most of the | Balt. & Ohi time today in the wheat market here, | Barnsdall Upturns of more than 2 cents &/ Brigcs Mfg. bushel were witnessed, but only after | Cal. & Hecla export demand for North American | c, R. 1. & P. wheat. There were also persistent | Chile Copper reports of the presence of hessian fly | Chrysler ... in Southern Indiana, Illinois, and | Colorado Fuel . Missouri. Col. Gramaphone . ‘Wheat closed firm 7c to 1% net| Cons Gas. higher (May 1.06%, July 1.11% to| Curtiss Aero Af cember 1.19% to 1.1912); corn ‘2c to] Erie .. > l'sc up (May 8612 to 86%, July 91 to! Fieischmann 911s, September 93% to 93'%, Decem-| Gen. Elec. . ber 86%); oats finished 42 to %sc 14C | Gen. Motors \, advanced (May 47%, July 45% to 45's, | Gold Dust . cago future deliveries of wheat except | Int. Nickel . September responded with a moder-| Int. Tel. and Tel. ate dip, just enough to reach a new} Johns M’'ville . bottom level under the season’s pre-| Kennecott vious lowest figures. Then buying broadened out and the market here went well above yesterday's finish all around. Helping to overcome the depressing effect of a new vertical drop in Liver- wheat values today were advices Le that foreigners had asked for export offers overnight, and were anticipat- { ing renewal of purchases for millers} Natl. Cash Register Na road. Mean’ considerable of] N. Y. Cenral ..... \ the fut my N.Y. N. H. & Htfd. . the future delivery buying in Chicago } today was apparently coming from |Nor. American .. northwestern sources. Besides, the|Nor. Pac. . new rail rates on wheat were attract-| Packard Beth. Steel .. the market at first declined to nearly | Canadian Pac. 10c under figures which were current | Cetro De Pasco ..... last week. One of the reasons for | Cres: & Ohio... # C. St. P. and Pac. Pf... today’s higher prices was a better | o, & N. West ...... 1.11%, September 1.14% to 1.15, De- | Hupont de Ne September 43%, December 45':); and | Gt. Nor. Pfd. ... provisions unchanged to a rise of 45c.| Gt, N. Ir. Orectfs In sharp contrast with recent ex-| Greene Can. Cop. perience, fresh breaks in Liverpool} Hudson Mot. . wheat quotations today failed to have | tnt. Com. Eng. more than a transient effect in Chi-| Int. Harvester cago. Momentarily, however, all Chi-| Int. Mer. Mar. Pfd. ... i yeneral attention with many| Pan Am, Pet. traders inclined to think that the re-| Par. Fam. Las. sult would be to diminish the price} Penn RR. . pread on wheat between southwest- | Phillips Pet. en markets and Chicago, and thus| Postum .. exert a strengthening influence. In the corn market today, cash houses were buying futures. This circumstance was taken to indicate that hedges against shipping sales were being removed. Gossip was cur- ‘ rent that shipping demand here for corn was of nn pieagiorene bio cent speculative sellers - spicuous in buying on the upturns in “Ge price. ‘Arrivals of corn in Chicago to- * Gay were again small, 54 cars against | St. Oil NY 169 cars @ year ago. Studebaker ‘Corn was easier early, but later the} Texas Corp. vanced rather sharply. Oats | Tex. Gulf Sulphur eared higher. ‘There was but little| Tob. Products . selling pressure on provisions, and| Union Pac. . U. 8. Rubber prices averaged higher. v tee MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT STAGES CREEPING ADVANCE Minneapolis, May 8.— (?) — Wheat \ staged a creeping rally today. Minne- apolis led other markets in point of moved 1% to 2% | Wright Aero . strength. Prices si “| amn é& For Power . i were % cent with corn.| Schulte Stores ..... on rallled ‘sluggishly. Barley futures} Scaboard Airline ... CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE ' cents above yesterday's weak close. a sold up 1 cent. Flaxseed broke early recovered Pub. Sve. Cor. NJ ... CLASSIFIED GRAIN PRICES BEGIN |New Yori Stocks] ———— © and poorly. Z Offerings of spring wheat were Chicago, May 8—(#)— i Pes a, larger, but met a good de- Open High Low Close Pinter wheat was firm, with offer- {ngs small. Durum was steady, with a somewhat quieter demand. Corn was in light supply. and de- mand was fair to good. Oats were in 63 cents. Flaxseed receipts were small and demand quieter. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Seo PnW.8. D. AD : ; including 2300 Dec. direct; market mostly 10 to 15¢ high- a | bly er. slow at advance: light lights and a “@ pigs 15 to 26¢ lower; top $11.50 paid z : for occasional load of 200 lb. weights. Butchers medium to choice 250-300 3b. 10.65 to 11.28; 200-250 Ib. 10.75 to 160-200 Ib. 10.26 to 11.50; 1308 « Be 83 Bus 538 BEREE Hl ie Es*5e fee 100 Ib. 12.25 to Rye— to choice 150 May cull and duly Mieze May duly . Sept. . pester = FaYeE TOT 1.045% 1.11% 1.00% 1.15% 1.127% 119% 117 1.19% 86% 85 86% 91% 89% New York, “bear” forces. Call money renewed at 14 per cent HIGH MONEY RATES RESTRICT MARKET Control Sifts Frequently Between ‘Bulls’ and ‘Bears’ May of Price Movement 8.—(4)—High money rates continued to-have a -re- strictive effect on speculative opera- tions in today’s stock market. trol of the price movement shifted frequently between the “bull” and the, Con-; with the supply relatively small. Crude oil moderate reduction last weck, freight car loadings are being main- tained at a high rate. production showed a and Heavy liquidation of radio appeared to have been completed, at temporarily today, and the least stock snapped back from a low of 99's to 101%. Advance Rumely common and preferred, Murray corporation, War- ren Brothers, United Aircraft, Ameri- can and Foreign Power and Borg ‘Warner, which have been under in- termittent selling pressure all weck also rallied 3 to 61: points above yes- terday’s final quotations, touching a new high at 96°:. Chemical extended its gain to more than 6 points by touching a new peak at 101. One: of the most interesting move- ments of the day was in the Indian Motorcycle issues, the common rally- ing nearly 8 points to 281; while the Preferred broke 20 to low at 70 and snapped right back to 87!:. Charles A. Levine, transatlantic flyer, is un- derstood to have purchased a block of this stock from a group of New York brokers. Columbia Graphophone, which sold as high as 87': last week, dropped 5 Points over night to 72. Gencral Re- fractories, Allis Chalmers, Murray Vick Curtiss Aeroplane, Columbia Carbon, Com- monwealth Power, Union Carbide and F. G. Shattuck also sold 3 or more Points below last night’s final quo- tations. General Motors failed to much response to predictions of a small extra dividend tomorrow, and Chrysler was rather heavily sold dur- ing the morning. Many soft spots were filled in dur- ing the late trading when the for- ward turn became more pronounced. Shares in which the floating supply is well controlled went up, notably General Electric, Commercial Solv- ents, make McCall Publishing, Goodyear Rubber, John Manville, United Cigar preferred, United Dyewood and Uni- versal Leaf Tobacco. Gains in these stocks ranged from 3 to 7 points. Murray corporation crossed 98 and Radio 102. The close was firm. Sales approximated 3,300,000 shares. MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE Minneapolis, May 8.— (4) — Wheat, receipts today 172 compared to 259 a year ago. Minneapolis cash wheat and coarse grain closing quotations 2 dark northern. 12% Protein— 1 dark northern. To arrive .... 2 dark northern. Grade of— 1DHW or IHW. 12% Protein— 1DHW or 1HW. « 1.26% 71.34% 1.23% 41.3) 1.24% @1.323, Delivered Arrive 1.16% @1,21% 1.15% @1,19% » 114% @1.19% + 105% @ 107% 107% @1.08 1.06" @ 1.02% @ 1.04% + 101% @1.03%. » 1124 119% LU4@117% 1.10% @1.18% 1.09% @1.144% 1.045%: 1.07% 1.04% 1.06% 1.07% 1.10% 1.06% 1.09% 1.09% 1.12% 1.08% 1.12% 83% 84%. 8314. 84% 85 2.38% 2.38% 238 242 242 240% 2.36 287% 2.36 85 86% 43% 58.50% “88 0% 61% 60% DULUTH RANGE Open High Low Close 88% 81 43% 4% 86% 26% 87% 48%. 43% “a S1% 26 91% 00% 98% 1.00% 98% 1. 1.00% 1.02% 1.00% 1.03% 871% 88% 81% 28% 230 238 2.38% 241% 240 241% 2.39 sit g a #? af HEE saat BEa? s cy Bi Bee 3 i i H 3Fagg i 1074 @112% 1974 @1.10% cv) $340 934%@ 924%0 92% I914@ 821440 8113@ -7814@ 14@ -542@ 12% -183@ A13@ 53 @ sacked Round Whites 65 to 90; Minnesota | to 10.75; top 10.75; light lights mostly 96% 95% 95% 94% 93% 4 81% U4 {BY 9% 1% THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE NINE’ THURSDAY, MAY © —__ HELP_WANTED MALE ___ sree DOCTORS atte shee (By The Associated Press) WANTED—Ambitious, industrious iti itt STINKING FEET—use dusting pows| Programs in Central Standard time. 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D iBaita, AUTIFUL two tone velvet and Fou SALEDEI- Woonr TO rr (618 7:00—Piano ‘Team & Novelty—Also.KDKA WdR WK iPad “ , ae ee a 7:30—Conert=Also. RDKA, WIR WLW. KYW: RED WDAF’ RSTE. WH Mont. fluff rugs any size, any color, made} Eleventh street, Bismarck, «6 Nae MEAS W Lied WMC KPRC KOA WHO WOW. a eseueeeaninammatmemmmrmmmmmat at a very low cost from your old 200—Volces of the Ev a fi ‘ * Risseeecicre aie Dance OAT RRR ite eee eee KWK WREN FEMALES BELP WANTED ‘worn rugs, carpets, rags or clothing. BOOMS FOR BENT 9:00—Hour of Slumber Music; Orchestra Program—Also KDKA WANTED—Girl for general house-| Many beautiful designs. Rugs that | FOR RENT—Two furnished light Chicago Studios NEC work. Must like children. Call at} last a lifetime. Call 800, ask for the | housekeeping rooms, one block from. Ns = - $9 P VMC KDKA WF, Ss deaiidiiaiimaedinmienasacanelinaaemE $e 8:30—Entertainers—WGN WIMJ WHO WOW WDA BSD WEBC STP GALESMEN WORK WANTED peagt dedi clef crea on er Ave. or phone 872. CENTRAL CLEAR CHANNEL STATIONS Two men ‘to repre WE HAUL ashes, black dirt and fer-| FoR RENT—Furnished _ sleeping 293.9—-KYW Chicago—1620 —Chicago Studio (30 min.) Orchestra WJZ and WEAF .2t% hrs.) Orchestra 00—News; Dance Music (3% hrs.) 389.4—W8BM Chicago—770 00—Organ Recital; Cincopaters N0—WABC Programs (ig: hes.) fangelodians Hour 9:0—Guy Lombardo; Studio Frolic 344.6—WENR_ Chicago—370 15—Farmer Rusk Musical Cheekerboard Mike and Herman; Gossip Air Vaudeville 416.4—WGN-WLIB Chicago—720 §:00—Quin; Nighthawks; Ensembl 6:00—Radio Floorwalker 30—WEAF Program \—Auto Program Musteal Melange: Finance —Chicago Studio NBC 9:00—Features; Popular (2 hrs.) 344.6—WLS Chieago—870 Sports and Features Forum Hour of Musle Music at the Roundup 9:00—Concert Orchestra Hour 447.5—WMAQ Chicago—670 Topsy Turvy: Orchestras cture; Health ‘Talk Feature Programs (2 hrs.) ‘Musical Prog.: El Comancho Amos-Andy; Orchestra \—Dance Music (3 hrs.) 428,.3—WLW Cincinnatl=760 me_as WJZ (2 hrs.) \—The Burnt Corkers Singing School :00—Hollingsworth Hall 00. 6:00. SOUTHERN CLEAN CHANNEL STATIONS 405.2—WSB Atlanta—740 Harry Pomar's Orchestra WEAF and WJ% (2 hrs.) Sheldon Organ Recital 389.4—WAPI Birmingham—1140 —University of the Air 4 Sewscasting; Markets; Studio Quartet Hour WEAF Programs (1 hr.) $74.8—WBAP Forth Worth—800 }—Musical: Willlam Barclay 0. Be Announced 's Orchestra Hour 1W:t0—To Ba 11:00—Maurice’ ‘Counselor (WEAF 30 min.): ‘SL KO. h,; Hour of Music—KHQ KOMO KGW KGO KFI only 120 W. Rosser after six. 10:30—Memory Lane: Orchestra and 12:00—Trocaderan: et sof Ka ui iy 11:00—Night Club Skit—Also KGA KEX. 11:30—American. Opera Company—Aiso KGA_KEX KMTR-KDYL KLZ Phone 442-M. ja—Piano Duo: Saxophones—Also KGA KEX KYA KMTR KLZ KDTL la—Meyers’ Orchestra Hour—Also KGA KEX KYA KMTR KDYL KLZ and North Dakota sacked Round | 10.65; bulk pigs 120 lbs. down steady | the old tower a long study. In Phil- —01 ol Whites 70 to 75; sacked Red river] at 11.00; no early sales to big pack- adelphia he eng to wander the| ‘iage. Very good condition. Phone LOW PRICE USED CARS WESTERN CHAIN STATIONS KGO, $79.5m-790kc—KPO, 440.9m-680ke. gers & Violing (WEAF 30 mind— Alea ee eee nicely fi hed, close in. Call at 8 (2 hi SO kPO KEI frat hour; BGO KEO last hour, | FOR RENT—Two Toom furnished 309.1—KJR Seattle—970 8:00—Songs: Dinner Music—Also KGA KEX KMTR KLZ seed e Artistic Ensemble—Also KGA KYA KMTR KLZ FOR RENT- leasant furni: large eastern concern in North Da-| tilizer. Also moving and trucking 1 Diamond Oilers; Singers kota and Montana. Direct selling} of all kinds. If you have any lawn "—The Glad Girl 11:00—Dance Half Hour room upstairs in modern home with rs rivil experience helpful. Guaranteed in-| Work, Iet me make you a price. See teaeeae Gall at aoe West Thayed come. Mr. Griffith, Lewis & Clark T. M. Burch. Phone 637-J. ‘Ave. 280.2—-WTAM-WEAR Cleveland—1070 Hotel, Mandan, 12 to 2 p. m. WORK WANTED—Plowing gardens, —Iny Hoe ree jal WANTED—Salesmen for interstate | hauling ushes, fertilizer and black | OR RENT—Nicely furnished | is sleeping room, suitable for one or oils and paints. Lists of customers is i call at 501 Sixth street after 4: 10'30—Danea’ Musto (1% hee.) furnished. Write R. T. Swain, Le- | _Jahner. p.m, ee re 209.2—-WHO Des Moinee—1000 land Parker Hotel, Minot, N. D. FOR SALE AT BARGAIN FOR RENT—Furnished — sleeping A ee woe rice) APARTMENTS FIVE ROOM new modern stucco] room in modern home, suitable for 10:00—Little Symphony Hour cee caehiNT=aiieeay urinLatied bungalow, with two extra rooms | one or two. Always hot water. Call _ $05 WORLWEN ONETE FOR RENT—Nicely furnished apart-) finished off in basement, sun par- | at 623 Sixth street. Phone 1151-R. Peperapade nite tly ment. Living room, bed room.) jor, front and back, cast front, gar- | ROOM IN modern home,” close “in, {ULWIE Prograwe kitchenette and bath. Large back) age, well built, very desirable, for | private entrance. Cool in summer, adioet; ‘Binging_ School porch. New furniture. Also fur-| 4 Gentlemen only. Phone 967 i bende nished one room and kitchenette. | SEVEN ROOM motlern dwelling, well | ROR Furnished — sisepine | peril icin Call Prank Everts Apartments, 214) jocated, 4 bed rooms, 1 bed room |” room in modern Home, Glaser ie ptt wown Ft. Way sqinird street. | down stairs, oak finish in front | fom. in, modern, home: | Close, omemukern:, Frolto. FOR RENT—Completely furnished | room, hardwood floors, fine front | ammmcmemeeem ee ain Ave, M—WABC Programs (2 hrs.) apartment in Tribune building to Porch, full basement, well built, ELLANEU! 9:00—Talk; Dance Orchestra responsible parties by June Ist,| east front. trees and lawn, fine lot. | NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS— $894—KFAB Lincoin—770 suitable for two girls or young mai OTHER dwellings and lots for sale. New and second hund. Over 7 :00—Orchestra ried couple. Write Ad. No. 10, GEO. M. REGISTER. ayia ane aise Tar — yro—Studlo Prog.: Dance care of Blamarck ‘Tribune, giving | ————eeeweeeemme | | HlCS a woe “ 370.2—WCCO Minneapolio=810 references. eee ee _| representative. Pattereon Hotel, vith Our State Governmen' south a tt on ground floor, of Seventh street. ai . sheets TS W—WABC Erogramns (1 hr.) in newly decorated home. Conven.| Ave. A, priced very low. Also other | FOR RENT—Space about 80 feet Pianist; Theatrical Hour fent to bath. Private entrance.| choice building lots. Jos Coghlan,| ‘Square on our second, also third | + floor with outside stal 10:15—Scores; Dick Long's Orchestra Close to capitol and school. Phone} Bismarck, N. D. r with outside stairway, excel- Louis—t1090 300-W or call at 818 Seventh. lent location and light. Fireproof. 275.1—KMOX 2 3% bee) | SR RENT—Clean furnished tO OF WANTED TO BUY po eee Gace three room apartment in modern | WANTED—Good used” piano, Must | FOR 8A\ noice Canary singers, home, adults preferred. Also fam-| be reasonable for cash. For sale:| ‘mPported German Rollers, Choppers fly Prone. Call at é14| Iron double bed. Way Sagiess| 0 Hare Mountains, Cages, seeds, SA=WHAS: Leviovitesene Eighth street or phone 809 spring, good mattress, $11.00. Phone Hanger Phone 115-J, | Jacob 0—WEAF & WJZ (3 bre.) FOR RENT—Good sized well fur- | _S%-W after 10 a.m. Feat pietinsan_N_D_Box No. Tae. 3 Foung, Feopke's: Chote nished apartment with kitchenette | PARTY WANTS to buy at satistac- Pioneer White Dent and closet, gas for cooking, also use| tory price, a good seven or eight | pred com at two (62.00) dollars per room modern stucco house with hot 4 2 . CE Sia aaa RSS heat. Write Tribune, care of | _Mrs. Gertie Hoffman, Moffit, N. D, 6:3 461.3—WSM Nashville—650 00—Orcheatra; Newscasting Phone 273. WEAF & W412 (3 brs.) zc = ed apart: | _ Ad. No. 11. POR EALE paral aaa ae CESS aaamemmmmmmmenmmenemmemeememeneed er, excellent condition, ost new, The tian Who Knows pb signet ear gyn aie rma DRESSMAKING make offer. Call at Room 28, El- 10:00—Studio Orchestra able for married couple or two} nap mil Kinde bv ike | tinge Bldg. geese elle hei eens young ladies, Phone 967. DRESSMAKING of all kinds by the| “nee Bldg, 0 €:00-—-WAZ Program (30 min.) FOR RENT—Modern furnished two | _ ay of at our shop. Phone 599-W. | FOR SALE—Cigar case. all plate 8:00—WEAF Program (30 min.) room apartment. Rental $31.00 per glass and marble base L shaped. month. Call at 618 Sixth street, | OUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE | Bismarck Shine Parlor, 209 Broad- Phone 678-R. FOR QUICK SALE—Walnut dining ay ReNicrour or esau oblieg = = -— room suite, breakfast set, kitchen ‘Four or seven office FOR RENT—Two room apartment] cabinet, ice box, piano, rockers,| rooms over Knowles Jewelry store. dresser and gas range. Call 516 W.| Apply to F. A. Knowles, _Broadway or phone 1041. WANTED TO BUY—A mai ver SALE—Two €! ‘ic Orthophon- coat, size 42. Write Ad. No. 12, in gpariment, edults only. Call at)" jc victrolas with a number of latest | care of Tribune. records. Sec them at the Bismarck | FOR SALE—Portable victrola in blue _Shin 309 Broadway. leather case. Phone 2174 i FOR SALE—Compiete line of ho hold furniture. Phone office 123 or | ___ USED CARS residence 1050-J after 5:00 p. m.| FOR SALE—New car, will take d used piano as part payment. Write P.O. Box 685. 10 Vocal Half Hour—KGW_KGO onl; Ruin KDYE RUZ pad apartment. Also piano and garden. but what ‘he goes around and gives ‘I Ree eer eae nson baby car- Ohios 75. Idaho sacked Russets $1.90] ers, undertone weak to these @C-/ rounds of the colonial section, to! _570-R. 515 Fourteenth street. "26 Chevrolet sedan fully equipped. to 2.25 for medium to large. NEW YORK BUTTER make No. 1 34; No. 2 32 1-2 to 33. Cheese, steady; receipts 15,280. YORK EG New York, May 8.—(‘P)\—Eggs, firm; receipts 44,444. Fresh gathered extra 32 to 32 3-4; extra first 31 31 3-4; first 40 to 30 3-4; seconds 28 1-2 to 29 1-2! storage packed, closely sel- ected extra 33 to 34; extra first 32 1-2 to 32 3-4; first 31. MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR Minneapolis, May 8.—(#)—Flour in carload lots family patents quoted at 6.70 to 6.80 a barrel in 98 pound cot- ton sacks. Shipments 35,247 barrels. Bran 22.50 to 23.50. NEW YORK POULTRY New York, May 8.—(?)—Live poul- t.. steady. Broilers, by freight 33 to A “4 4°, by express 35 to 45; fowls. freight | $1 403817 ; See ae to 40%; see 35, express 33 to 35; old roosters, her; receipts 23,790 cases; freight 20; turkeys, freight 15 to 30,| ,, 48s Higher: 5 eee 28% to express 30 to 35; ducks, freight 20. CHICAGO POULTRY Chicago, May 8.—(?)—Poultry, alive, steady. Receipts 17 trucks. Fowls 29 to 33, broilers 31 to 4, roosters 20%, turkeys 20 to 30, ducks 24 to 30, geese 17. FOREIGN EXCHANGE New York, May 8.—(P)—Foreign ex- changes easy; demand; Great Britain 2; 23.68; Norway 26,64 1 MINNEAPOLIS: POTATOES Minnea May 8—(P)—' ‘Whites, U. S. No. 1 and partly graded, 60° to 70c, mostly 70¢. SO. ST. PAUL LIVESTOC! cial : eif'e # Hogs, 8.000; opening sales to pers strong to 15 higher; several | sorted 160 to 250 pound averages 10. New York, May 8—(?)—Butter | considered, fully steady on lambs; steady; receipts 20,527. Creamery | sheep steady; strictly choice 86 to 88 rok isi's right ‘aS NORTHWESTERN AUTO CO. higher than extra 44 to 44 1-2: extra | pound shorn lambs 1425; native |4#¥ Something impelled him to pass | Proken and Scalisis right, lex was 90 score, 43 1-2. First, 88 to 91 score, | spring lgmbs 15.00 to 17.00; few odd | or sionks setting ti in a cloister,| Police said the automobile in which 42 to 43 1-4; packing stock, current |lots wooled lambs of inbetween and | °C tl to ine besrelief over the| the bodies were found was stolen. Dependable Used Cars 4.84 11-16; France 3.90 1-4; Italy 5.23 . t ‘ ; Germany | William Hodge Is i ie Fi il HY i 5 counts; ‘average cost Tuesday 1038; | study the old hotels and the wonder-| BARGAINS in used furniture. Ken- | 27 Chrysler sedan in good condition, by ode ful Walnut street theater, now the| nelly Furniture Co., Mandan, N. D. | 26 Chevrolet coach run very little. Sheep, 600; much improved quality | oidest in America. ee | 28 Whippet coach as good as new, In Great Falls, Montana, the other under. Charley Russell's plaster cast | fractured above and below the knee. 314 Main Ave. Phone 509. lower grades 12.00 to 14.50; best shorn. i Tribune door here, and he entered} Scalisi and Anselmi first broke into ewes 7.00. the office of the Tribune there. He | the limelight tn Chicago four years grercrd joned by dependable me- here Herb Peet, a friend of C. B. | 880. icemen Michacl J. Conway,| chanics. RANGE OF CARLOT SALES vce of the uae school here,! William Sweeney, Charles B. Walsh | Sold by a dependable dealer. Minneapolis. May 8.—()—Range of | 14 Hodge and Herb discovered that | and Harold F. Olson were touring | Dodge Victory Sedan (Good rubber, carlot grain sales: . [they were neighbors back in the Buf-|their district in a detective bureau | and seat covers, Wheat—No. 1 dark northern 129; | 1210 section of New York state. One, car the morning of June 13, 1925. | Chrysler Six Coupe (Leather trim) . - Kod northern, les mea ha tise the women of the company found| Another automobile approached, | Ford Coupe (Balloon tires) hard spring 1.2314; No. 3 mixed 1.13; neighbor in the same! carrying Anselmi, Scalisi and Mike | Dodge Four Sedan (Refinished in ate tie “ira aR reds eee ’s hobbies is to|Genna, one of the notorious Genna | _ tractive color). durum 95: % to 1.00'¢; No. 1 mixed came from ‘the old, brothers who made fortunes in illicit | Nash Special Coupe (Leather trim, durum 1.06%. . fs York. | liquor traffic and all but two of whom | _ good tires). Cerne: 2 zellem o14 's to 86's. that no matter how; Were killed by rival gangsters and the | Ford Touring (real low price). 88: monopolize the stage, Police. a nettle M. B. Gilman Co. The police car started in pursuit and the fugitive automobile soon CHICAGO PRODUCE id sasha’ into & post. ‘The policemen » May 8—(P)—Butter low- je out and were met by a volley Pepe e140 tube: creamery ex- of shot. Walsh and Olson fel. mor- tras 42%; standards 42%; extra firsts tally wounded and Conway also was shot. Sweet. , pursued Genna into @ basement and killed him. Anselmi ; and Scalisi fled but were later cap- | tured. g g Titel Their first trial was for the slay- ing of Policeman Olson. They were sentenced to 14 years in prison in a manslaughter verdict. At the second | ©P-| trial, for the killing of Policeman | Walsh, they were acquitted. Then | the state supreme court ordered a new | trial for the Olson slaying and Scalisi | and Anselmi were found not guilty and set free. | 28%; ordinary firsts 26 to 28; storage packed Sas 3014; storage packed ex- al ail &! SEEK FAMILY DESERTER ; Requisition papers were issued to- day at the governor's office asking the return to Williston from Fergus Falls, Minn., of Harvey Halvorson, | © charged with non-support of his de- pendent minor children. j ft _xFrvr‘{/. o @ Comedian of Golden Tharsday, May 9th. jis if i rl by fr i i E 4 i