The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 30, 1930, Page 9

TORY |, SPELLIS BROKENUP Canadian Complaints of Lack of Subsoil Moisture Tend to Chicago, April ey eal) hone thas Geliveriea of wht ty ‘contract Tolly 4 5,000. nty Dushels had a depress- ing influence on Coot prices: mate to- ‘Traders incl Ra} w ft. mins ‘month Aileene Rete ae Com fal rican and Forelg international mT ea cy and Aubyrn Aut Mini Tier Phe bulk of the grain thus delivered, however, was eX into the hands of farm ind the market was North Americat ea! nese today amounted t0 about 2,000,- After breaking the season's price record for the May delivery, wheat market closed unsettle nearly the day's bottom’ level ie ® Se bushel See than 01% to ae of fosed irre er wae, off to eta A Toe go 80; July #8 to Sept. Oats Sito a8 down, and provisions ged to a setback of bc. ae of further downpours in winter wheat sections today served to emphasiza the weekly official crop summary from Washington telling of details of pe break-up o. severe Bel were ulso the w: ynontly * ravorable, t_ spring wheat acreage in ler ond, o year ago: je attention iven toda: spite a high of 97 cents per bushel Ge be obliged om i tities of wheat May an offact, howe’ that Canada “and. ‘the unites “States have exported to dato only 258,000, pared with 462,000,000 bushels’ Jast year._and. that in. two months the United States will be deal- Ing with surpluses left from the 1928 and 1929 crops as well as the 1930 harvest In the corn market, wheat had ab tod: totaled aon = weakness of vAeelvais at this time 1 MINNEAPOLIS Wi EAT ES CLOSE LOWER W aianeapelt April. lutures bobbed uncertainly to- with bearishness occasioned by ains offset by nervous shorts who overed on dips and prevented any ereat price ele closed % lower, and July and September ‘2 30—(aP)—| 9 yer pt, 83 July Tole fs "8 it. Paul & Pe st Paul & Pacific pia. go & Northwestern «. Chicago, fo, Rock Island & Pac! Chrysler Motor Colorado Fuel and iron .. Columbia Graphophone ,.... Commercial ya new . Ith and Southern ntinental Bak‘ Gontinental Can. Continental Motor Continental Oll of Delaware’... Corn Products y Radi Gracibie Ste costes Wvrient . ont Eaton Axle and Si Electric Auto Lit Electric Power und Light’ 5. Erie Railroad Firestone Tir Fox Film A’. 100 | Freeport Texas General Americ: General Electric, Keneral Foods General Gax and Electric A .. General Mills General Motors . |General Railway SI Giltetee Safety Shasor Gold Dus Goodyear Tire and Rubber - Groham Paige Moto Great Northern Great Northern fr Great Western Sugar by Gruno} Independent < ‘Oil and Gas .. Indien Wefining - International Comb Gorn futurés were “inclined to be} tn weak but short covering and sym- pathy with wheat caused an upward reaction later. ere dull, More activity was noted in rye with ‘shorts on dips. Barley trade was Flax was stronger but trade * a8 very moderate to dull. wheat continued strong in tone but prices wero unchanged com: par Wan hardly as keen but offers were light. No winter wheat was in. Cash corn demand was stronger anid prices were up a cent compared with futures. Oats ‘offerings was steady. Ryo light and demand was firm. Barley was scarce and wanted, especially malting. light and demand was good. 0 hogs VG Butcher, medium to choic 250 to 350 Ibs, 9.40 10.00; 200 to 250 £0,300 Ibe, 8: as 15e lower on packing sows 8.65 um to choice 90 to 3 Cattle 7,500; calves trade very. ae net mostly a lower grade Any run; Dull selling at 11.75 bei paid for steers, Tos, 12.60. to 14.505 1100, to 1300. Ibs, 11.75 to 14.50: 950 to 1100 1 Helters. gees and choice 10.60 to 12.50; common and to 10.00; cows, good and choice 7.50 to 9.75; common and medi- to 8.50; cull and common 5.50 to 7. stocker and feeder steers, good Ly choice (all hts) 10.00 to 11.60;] 8! common and ium 8.00 to 9.75 sales shorn lambs pele around indications on woolskin 13 few henvies 8:28 eotable eady; native spring: gra absent. bs, good and cholc de Ibs. down 8 ity to os Bowe 8. So. St. Pa D. cattle 3200; oper Nee uneven downturn; st ¥ earlings redominating’ qui plain; desirable. mixed ator aL oe; bullc cues 9." ug to graa CR 3,000; opéning slow: shipping cemana | ened Mieneral od; unevenly steady to ‘avier butchers oft most: ie to 230 pound we! 240 te 215 i mvelgnt a to 16 es . $8 pound horn | w; ewes wcaree, salable] ociaisiaaieamenrnel Boston, April 20 (KE) Wool: ry dull; values on oa finer pan lot “4 ualit : a ifuaatitien for . = \ Cute. GRAN Chicago, April.” eae what t Rh ms Hi grade 1 yel- 4 rae 2 white meee sample grade Saeus ta Re, ne nite, 40% to 41%. Besainy no a nate - Vy ay rneed i100 e Tats, Hite: 1336, Belifes. tags. | current tra and on mediate req Na, Recut a ely | Packard win; s-Overiand ma Kayser. J. Kelly-Springfield Tire .... Kelvinator Corporn’ ennecott Copper ‘olster Radi Durum demand | K: Flax offerings’ were very | Mi Montgomery Ward" fash Motors National Air Lines National Biscuit . National Cash Register National Dairy Products National Power and Light see Nevada Consolidated Copper - New York Cer ‘entra! Northern Pac! Qivier Farm Equipm Pacific Gas and lect +] Pacific Lighting fotor, ant ra Petroleum roctor & Gamble . Public Service Corps Pullman Company Purity Baking Radio Corporation ith-Orpheu ing Company . SRemington Rand ; Royal Dutch'S! Gotoway st Rineee Fi ales Schulte Retail "stores Seaboard Air Line Sears Roebuck Snell Union oi Simmons Com uality U ae apron Beslty an mprovenient u pe Pow: Vanadium Corporation Wabash Railw: r Picture: Western Maryland Western Union 8 Westinghouse Airbrake Westing! use Blectric and ‘te. Wilcox i Woolworth E09 2n hs em nana aaeeras ai - BARE FARRER Re e Ee FER BRE ns coe S erento crores te eaes oo mes: PSRASHeoae Sowa oeAse: Steels, Coppers and Rails Weak in Fluctuating Sééston of Trading New York, April 30.—(AP)—The %4 | stock market was a two-sided affair ome 3 Baueerenas Do SSss: : tat ii tp a: Mote Se again today with the high priced *pecialties, olls and public utilities Presenting sevéral poir.ts of strength while renewed weakners developed in many of the ste coppers and ralis. generally bounded art, tan into a storm Bloke midday, then made irregu recovery in ihe early afternoon, only to encounter renewed selling. ‘Trading w: fairly heavy volume. el and copper t rd at Why enthusiasm, vie ie iro 50 cents a ton in the the week! ice wenkndl become more pro- U. 8. Steel common was carried down more than 4 points before it met| effective buying SGpeert, | HAUS ov tinued to reflect the sharp dro; earnings and traffic. ern Rail way fell nearly 4 Beinte toa per. low at 105 1-4 and ik & We sagged it snd’ Loulavitie & Nasi moved upward ‘against the general trend. Practically all of the Jenene cop} or stocks sold at new low levels for year. Grenne Cananéa sold xt ts Anaconda, Cerro de Pasco, Calum and Arizona, Kennecott and Uranby dropped 2 points or more while 1 es of a point or so among the others were common. J. 1. Case received strong buying support, selling more than 11 points above. ‘yesterday's final American Machine & whiried up nearly 10 alt can Tobacco issues jump: each to new high records for the’ sua Vanadium Steel, Eastmen Kodak, Dia- nond Match, Ingersoll Rand, ‘Allied Chemical, Houston Oil, A. ‘M. Byeri and Loews sold 4 to nearly 8 poin' higher, the last-named crossing 91 to a new peak, Jewel Tea rose 6 points toa new 1730 high, The Indecision of the list during the greater part of the seasion led to a marked contraction in the volume in the afternoon when the taje was abreast of the market. Persistent selling of the steel, copper and mer- chandise Eroups offset efforts to litt the ofls, utilities and motion pictures shares. The. closé was irregular. Sales approximated 4,300,000 shares. . Duluth, April "3. Durum— Open ‘Ri ih Low Clee May... +204 90% uly 3 40% 44 one y+ f northern. 2 northern. 3 northern. 22> S5> 535 so- od ooh pe er geepeeaen ORE OE mogmogzy e 22: 22 tamenots ad South | Balotn wise oF se 1.02 1.00 1.02 chat} a 0; BEee. Be Two noted religious leaders, one a Confucianist, the other a Christian, who have bridged the vast guif that separates their two faiths to unite in an international campnign to abolish war, are pictured here. Dr. Chen Huan-Chang, above, leader of the National Confucian Association of China, is holding a -ee-dze,” or wishing-rod, that he presented to Dr. Henry A. Atkinson, below, of New York city, as a token of appreciation of the latter's work in promoting the cause of world peace in the Far East. Dr. Atkinson, who is general secretary of the World Con- ference for International Peace Through Religion. is organizing a joint campaign among the world’s great religions for abolition of war. A conference will be held next year to form detailed plans. CRIVAGO CHEESE pelifcnee, ABEL 30.<- (AB) —cheese, Ib: ‘Twins 19 to 19 1-2¢; Daisies to 20c; Loni nid Young’ Ame: 1 irik 1 00 18 eter Lmburger Swiss 30 to 32. MINNEAPOLIS POTATOES Minneapolis, Minn.. April 30.—(: (UR. Bb. A)—Potatoes, light wire inquiry, demand and trading very tions inarket steady, too few sales reported to quote. 10c_ jower. patents quoted at & barrel in 98 pound cotton FOREIGN EXC New York, A eign exchang Great. Britain alive, eam: broilers 33 to 38; roosters 1 to 30; heavy ducks 22 to turkeys “Butter flemer; 6.275 tube: creamery st ; storage 1-2; storage packed Min ( Clove: Flax on track 42, sti, £9, to arrive $1.81%: May $2, Sent. ser 3-4; Sctober 2. 1a hard Moutants 98 t rum 93% to 96 fe: Nov 1 durum 91,0; Ni “to 91i¢c; No. 1 mixed a she; No: 2 tio 85% to 93%e; 1 lurum 87 1,c, Ne white 37 to 38e. 10. 1 26 to G7 t40. Barley, fancy, 52 to Sac mediuis’ to\good 43" ts bie; Lower Brades 46 to 49. Suit Over Shipment Of Paint Is Heard Judge Fred Jansonius heard 2 con- version suit of the Sanger Mercantile chairman of propriations committee. Oklahoma .Murder Mystery Deepens With Examination|é ‘Continued trom from page one) declared by sistant county attorney, he was un- able to account for the spots, which ere on the ask Of the cont, ser the | as shoulder. Officers were particularly intereat-| ¥ ed in the alleged bloodstains because they said Wike previously had denied being in the room when the brothers were slain. They said they were seeking to determine how the coat] erat could be stained if Wike was in an- other room. Wike has contended, officers have revealed, that he was in an adjoining room when the Smiths were slain. The brothers occupied adjoining | rooms, with 8 connecting door, and ‘Wike's story is that he was in one of |!" ea these rooms, with the Smiths, when the two men entered. A desperate fight started when the two unknown men appeared, Wike said, and the four fought their way into the adjoining room, where he heard shots. Then the two intruders came back to the room where Wike had remained, bound and gagged him, robbed him of a small amount of money arfi carried him into the room where the dead brothers lay. The Smith brothers were traveling through Oklahoma, investigating my of the now defunct New Milford Security company of Connec- ticut. Olsness Flays In- Dependents’ State Mill Commission Plan | 22", (Continued from from page One) to build thousands of additional grain bins t@ take care of temporary stor- age, only to stand idle the greater | 5; part of the time, is obviously poor economy.” He said the worst feature about the present farm-storage law is the “ut- sihain toa unaired a aoea at favorable terms is impossible.” The speaker cited numerous ad- vantages which he said would result from adequate storage facilities at railroad points as enenes with the of the Independent platform, Olsness said, contain only ¢ usual platitudes” in support of the national administration.” The Nonpartisan platform, he said, declares against special privileges to power companies with regard to taxa- tion and warns against changes in te state workmen's compensation Ww. Asserting that “the very elements tn ot recipitation to ¥ a. m. Highest ‘wind velocity ~ GENERAL REPORT ghee ig he Pre. orth Flaite, Neb. clay bot Mg City, cl jer Fala Prince, Beye 8 roledor 0. Winnipeg, Man. pt’ eldy NORTH DAKOTA § id Forks, nkinson, “isudy ttinger, foggy ... Jamestown, rain A anraanncere SESSSSSSessaessss: Napoleon, fo; Oakes, clot i emis loud; WEATHER FORECASTS For Bismarck and vicinity: Mostly 4: id threatening tonight and Not much change in tem- For North Dakota: Mostly cloudy oe. os ening tonight and Thurs- portion tonight. Not much change In tomperetur South Dakota: Cloudy ning tonight and Thursd lowers east portion tonight. Not much change in temperature. For Iowa: Cl bly showers and extreme north ti fair. ht; Thurs: houdy:, Showers to- portion Thursday. in temperature na: Partly cloudy to: ireday. Warmer north portion tonight GENERAL c conpr Low | pressure,” accompanied showers, rails over the Paina the Ct fea and over the Wan provinces. Heavy tion occurred in parts of ind the surrounding districts. tures are moderate in all sec- UMMARY it 20 veek End! Seeding of spring This’ work is nearly coms Dleted in the south portion of the state, but was considerably delayed In the ‘north portion due to frozen ground. Seeding of oats and barley is well advanced; some potatoes have also been planted, Plowing for corn ix quite general in the south portion of state. Winter rye, early-planted spring wheat and pastures made slow on account of the low tem- peratures. Highways are good to ex- cellent in all secti River stage at 7 a, 3.1 feet; 24. ‘hour change, none. Bismarck station barometric pres. t 7 28.02 inches: reduced, . Re TS, Meteorologist. Room and Board ROOM and board at the Mohawk. Pease stemaseteaathetly Work Wanted NOW IS the time to get your spring sewing done for both yourself and children. Bring your sewing troubles and let us solve them. We aim to Please at a reasonable rate. Phone 503-LR. WANTED—Work by hour doing house el » washing, ironing and sew- ing. one 363-W. Used Cars SISMARCK’S BIGGEST BARGAIN Each week we offer one guaranteed Used Car far below cost. The price is FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. 380.00 Cash with $17.50 a month or $190.00 Cash CHEVROLET SEDAN, Number 21K44073. Five practically brand new tires; disc wheels; motometer; bump- ets. seereeny orev’: refinish- ed, looks like M. B. GILMAN CO. Phone 808 Dodge Brothers Cars and The New Plymouth. at | § 2 i i ranititi Lie WW i : t if i Sa i ? PS j g 2 f i E i i | E 5 in tt ; : j enpg des Hee FOR SALE—One Minute new. esdakekoa x FE a en ae -All around uty opera- tor. Write Tribune Ad. No. 1. Lakeview Farm for Sale 160 ACRES of fine soil (no stone) all to be seeded to wheat and flax. Only two miles from a village with two elevators, bank, stores, school and church. One mile from located state park. Price reduced from $45 to $30 per acre. Terms and clear title given. Widowed and old age, the reason for selling. Hattie M. Wilson, Wishek, N. Dak. Rooms for Rent FOR RENT—Two furnished li light housekeeping rooms next to bath, private entrance and with tele- phone. Suitable for one or two girls. Rent $25.00 per month. Call at 212 Rosser after six p. m. FOR RENT—Two furnished light eeping rooms in modern home, also use of electric washing machine and a furnished sleeping room. Call at 214 Second street or Phone 532. FOR RENT—In hot water heated new modern home, two cross venti- a, Hopped rooms, one room be arranged as a sitting room. Phone 714-LM or call at 811 Ave. E. FOR RENT—Furnished light house- keeping rooms, use of electric wash- er. Close in. Private entrance. Phone 1271 or call at 320 Second street. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room for one or two, ladies or gentlemen. Hot water always. Reduced rental during summer. Close in. 315 Mandan street. FOR RENT—Two sleeping rooms very Close in, reasonable rent, also would like to @ork out by the hour. Phone Front streets. Cal! on Seventh and 317 after 6:30 p.m. E. J. in care of Ad. No. 100. y par Paul's permanent wave machine, ~ cheap. Mrs. J. A. McDonald, Litch- ville, N. D. att MeDonaid Cafe of the Hotel Mandan. Mrs. E. H. Sautner. py: Apartments FOR RENT—Three room furnished clean apartment for $32.00 per month, also two room furnished clean apartment for $25.00. Both apartments on second Fourth. Call at | HOR REN 1573-W or call at 219 Seventh street. | i FOR RENT—Two well furnished rooms in modern home with board. Reasonable rates. Phone 204-J of call at 111 Washington street. FOR RENT—Light housekeeping room, furnished for two adults. No children, $30.00 monthly. Phone 1620. 228 West Rosser. ‘in @ large ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN modern nicely furnished home real close in. Phone 644-M or call at 502 Seventh street. FOR RENT—Large sleeping room, suitable for one or two, ladies pre- ferred. Call at 402 Mandan street or phone 1365-J. FOR RENT—Sieeping room in mod- ern home, close in. Gentlemen pre- ferred. Phone 375 or call at 302 Eighth street. . FOR RENT—Room in modern home. gentleman preferred. Close in. Call at 323 Seventh street or phone 185-M. FOR RENT-—Furnished light house- keeping rooms. Call at 315 Second eg after five o'clock or phone vate entrance. Phone §96-J or call at 1006 Fifth re floor, vacant May first. Call at 1100 or phone 129-w. Brtdear FOR RENT—Small stro RENT—Well bis capone 411 Fifth, Phone 38 Havelhurst. FOR RENT—Furnished and nished FOR RENT—In modern home, a nice ropm and garage, reasonable rent, board if desired. "306 West. Thayer. FOR RENT—Nicely fur y furnished sleep ing room in modern home. 4a West Thayer or phone ease. rR —Nicely room in modern home. Close in. Phone 926-J or call at 507 Third street. FOR RENT—Sleeping room in new modern home. Call at 301 Tenth street or phone 499-R. . room: on car line. Phone 724 or call at street.