The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 2, 1930, Page 9

—— / RAINS IN CANADA CAUSE PRICE DROP IN WHEAT MARKET Unlooked-for Declines at Liver- pool Also Operate as Bear- {sh Factor Chicago, Juni (AP)—Influenced word of hei y ¥ to light moisture relief in Canada and favorable weath- for harvest operations in Texas, wheat values headed generally down- grade today. There were al vices that harvesting would be general in Oklahoma about June 15, and present conditions for wheat ripenin; throughout Oklahoma = are Meanwhile, slackness mand for North American wheat tend- ed also to depress market and the United States wheat visible seupply decrease, 1,589,000 bushels was less than had been looked for. ‘Wheat closed unsettled 1% to 1% a| Gi bushel lower than Saturday's finish. | C (uly, 107445 Sept. 110%; Dec. 1.1445 | Cerro di 0h). Corn, cloged 34 to i (zaly, 8114; Sept. 82% to to )e Oats to %ec up and provisions 5c to 120 off. Rallies which took place in wheat at times were ascribed ing on the part of pr On the upturns, howe: became heavier. Selle: Canada, Liverpool advices asserted that no demand existed there for any descrip- tion of wheat. The amount of wheat on ocean pass was announced as showing nearly 1,000,000 bush n= crease compared with a week ago, bu: was still greatly under the total a tng time last year. igher prices for corn future de-| Du ed to result moatly liveries appear demand here from indications of good for corn available to be used at once, Arrivals totaled 148 cars, a week ago 280 cars, and a year ago 130 cars. MINNEAPOLIS FUTURES Di sPLAY MARKED WEAK: raing nan cables made a rather deep impression '@ today and the July closd 1% cen! market closed wake cents lower and September 1 lower, Corn futures showed independent strength, Oats were helped some by less tavorable crop nws and an im- proved cash demand. Rye and bar- ley futures were dull, Flax cola down freely at the out- set but demand developed at 3 to 5| #1: cents decline and thereafter the mar-| 77 ket stadid. H Cash what tone was mostly steady. There was no lack of demand for wheat testing 13 protein or better. Durum demand was narrow. Winter wheat offerings were light and de- mand was quiet to fair. Cash corn demand (was fair and prices were steady. were quiet to fair. Barley was slow and easy. Flax demand seemed a lit- {le better. Offerings were light. CHICAGO LI ‘ocK June 2—(AP)—(U. 8. D.1K AS eUdee é6n00, including 38.000 ai: rect; steady to 16 higher than Thurs- | Lo a best that | Bari ideal. | B of export de-| New York Stocks CLOSING PRICES Adams Express Neghany Corporation Allied Chemical and Dye ,. Allis-Chalmers Manufacturi American Can tees American Commercial Alcoh American and Foreign Power .. American International American Locomot! American Metal . American Power ai American Radiator American Rolling Mills > American Smeltg. and Rétisiy American Teleph. and Telegra| American Water Work: American Wool pta. Anaconda popper . Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Atlantic: Refining Auburn Aut ere Fre F ner Corp: Bruhswick-Balke . Burroughs Adding Calumet — tigona Calumet and Arisona 5. Canadian Oats and rve|Ji je Pasco Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago Great Chicago Great W C., M., St. Paul Chicago & Northwestern .... Chocego, Rock Island & Pacific 1 Chrysler Motor (ex. div). . Colorado ay and Iron Columbia Gas Commonw he Consolidated Gas . Continental Baking A Continental Can . Continental Motor « Continental Oil of Di Corn Product: cts os Cream of Wheat ‘osley Radio Vright nt Eastman Eaton Axle and Sprii Electric Auto iLte . Electric Power and Light . Erie Railroad . BoeeIS Sees 1 American Tank Car 1 Electric, new . ods Gold Dust ust GSodyeur ‘Tire and Rubber ... Graham Paige Motor Great Northern pid. , Great Northern Tron O2 Great Western Sugar Grigsby Grunow . ‘oudalite Hershey’ sss 0 ED International Combustion Eni Internationa} Harvester « International Match pfd. Int. Nickel of Can. (ex ol lanville ... Kelly-Springtield Tire Kelvinator Corporation ... Kennecott Capper ... Kolster Radi 2 9 3 1 3 i 9 4 5: ty 9. 8 6 1 5 9 4 8 2 2 1 9: 4 1 2 1 9 8 3 6: 1 2 4 3 3 a 5: fy 8 7 + i 8 3 3 8 6 ‘y 3. 3 3 1 4 4 7 4 1 2 3 $ Fy FST EP TEL ETM, my = FE FHP ES TRADING ON STOCK MARKET SLOW AND LACKS ENTHUSIASM; | Business Surveys Are Reqssur- but Professionals Are Unconvinced ing, New York, June 3a (AP) Traging was wearily resumed in the. stoc! market today. Price trends were un- convincing "and transactions light. The three-day holiday f ailed to re- store either the cotirage or the vigor of professional traders and the public held aloof. Business surveys and analysis ap- Pearing over the week-end the whole, reassuring but tors remained unenthusiastic. Agnouncement of price reductions by Ford Motor, on top of recent re- Guctions “by Chrysler and Packard, tended to hold the motor shares in check. Raila continued to sug. ‘The May sales report of Montgom- ery Ward & Co., showing an unex- pectedly large gain, brought substan- tial buying into Montgomery War & Co., and Sears Roébuck was firm in sympathy, Chain store tssues made moderate aing in sympathy with the mail order Rouses and btiities were again well aupported, as well as some of the in- dustrial speciaitie chemic: Eastman Kodak rose several pol And shares gaining 2 or more Air Reduction, Colorado, Fuel. Chemical, American Water- & Spiegel May. Stern, Amerads, Cigar Preferred, ana Ingersoll Rand, Cel aol CAG couple of points in response to dismissal of the receivership suit, Case dropped i2 points, apparently ynder, bear pressure, and Worthing. ton Pump declined’ sevéral pointe. Foster Wheeler, Westinghouse, Inter- national Harvester and Columbia Car- bon were also under pressure, Some of the steel specialties were bid up moderately during the last hour, particularly those identified WIth’ pipe manufacturing. Republic rosé nearly 4 points, and gains or around 2 points were recorded by A. M. Byers, U. S. Pipe, Vanadium, Me- Keesport, and Myer & Bros. Gonti- ental baking A slipped off more than 2 points. The closing tone was steddy, Total ‘sales aggregated 1,750,000 MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN Minneapolis, June 2.—()— Wheat— To Arrive 1.10% 1.11% 1 dark nor. Riereeay ir HRT fd Y 15¢ protein an % protein 1 dark nor. 2 dark nor. 3.dark nor. 12¢% protein lark nor. 2 dark nor. 3 dark nor. Grade of 1 dark nor. 2 dark nor. 3 dark no Grade of 1 northern. 2 northern 3 northern ‘Pillow Fighting’ Marks State Cam- paign Opening (Continued from page one) state” type of campaigning which the electorate knew of yore. “Organization” Work Complete Most of the energies of the rival groups have been expended to date in “organization work.” For the infor- mation of those who have’ often won- dered just what that much-abused term meant, it might be well to ex- plain that it consists, or in this cam- Paign has consisted, of trying to find out if this leader or that leader is as interested in this campaign as he was in the last, or the one before that, and in gathering campaign funds. It takes money to make a campaign and each group will have some to spend. Not much, but some. Two years ago, when they had the branch- bank issue to talk akout, it was a real ‘bogey man” to a large number of In- dependent sympathizers and they “kicked in” nobly. Because of that, the Independents had a lush cam- paign fund to spend. And they spent it, The Nonpartisans worried along with what they could gather from a 4 | divided party. But this campaign opens on a dif- ferent financial note. Instead of the money bags talking in fortissimo tones they apparently are very much Planissimo and most of the work which is done by either side will have to be done for the “good of the cause.” “Solicitation” Is Successful Although it is a subject which neither group likes to talk about, the “solicitations” of employes in the various state offices has been com- Pleted. The Independents, matter-of- fact about such things and skilled in the business of gathering money, as- sessed employes of most of the Inde- Pendent offices one and a half per cent of their yearly salaries. The re- sponse was 100 per cent or nearly so. And those who did not contribute are either looking for new jobs or will be looking for new jobs in the near fu- ture. Such is the way of politics. It is neither @ quaint custom nor one confined to North Dakota. The Nonpartisans took a little dif- ferent tack in their “solicitation.” They asked employes of Nonpartisan Gepartments to give what they felt able to contribute. And the result was as great a ratio of collections as the Independents obtained. In some Cases it was more. So the financial set-up’is pretty well established. Which brings up the principal de- velopment of the last week. Steal “Radio” March The Independents are quite put out about it and are admitting to each other that the Nonpartisans stole a march on them, It seems that, immediately after their convention in February, the Nonpartisans entered into a contract with Radio Station KFYR, which THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1930 gretted the necessity of choosing be- tween a number of persons in his own Party for nearly every appointment. There is an old political maxim that for every appointment an officer makes, he creates “one ingrate and | #¥ nine enemies.” That hardly will Prove true in Governor Shafer’s case, but that his appointments have not been satisfactory to every Independ- ent is unquestioned. There were too many of them seeking jobs and there weren't enough places to go round. It {s a difficulty which every governor encounters, and Shafer has not been and could not expect to be an excep- tion. appear to be giving a reasonable amount of satisfaction is beside the | K Point. Those who sought to make connection with the state payroll and failed wouldn't feel any better if every Shafer appointee turned out to be a world-beater. Some Contractors Disgruntled The Shafer administration of the state highway department hasn't Proved universally popular. There were contractors who contributed to the 1928 campaign fund in the fond hope that an Independent victory would give them access to the flesh Pots. The Independents control the highway commission but the flesh- Pots have not been conspicuously no- ticeable. The rule of awarding all contracts to the lowest responsible bidder has been followed religiously. As a result there are Independent | p. contractors who feel that they haven't been treated fairly. Instead of re- ferring to Mr. Shafer as “our gover- hor” with the “our” very much in the Possessive sense, they now refer to him as “the governor.” The change of one word may be significant. Such individuals never were excited about M “the cause” and now it means less than nothing to them. They cannot ask the voter gener- ally “what difference does it make” but they can ask each other and they do. The upshot of it is that it repre sents a natural weakening of the In- dependent shock troops, It is a thing to which the “ins” always are sub- Ject and the effect may be less no- ticeable in the Shafer administration than in some others, Newspapers Change Front The Independents, as always is the case with the “ins,” have other diffi- culties. For instance there is the de- fection of certain Independent news- papers in the third congressional dis- trict. These are supporting J. H. Sinclair, a Nonpartisan, for congress. Some of them are doing it because they like Sinclair and his record, Others because they are frightened by the specter of A. C. Townley repre- senting the district. But whatever the cause it is going to be a littie dif-] ficult for them to support Sinclair and still give whole-hearted support | ™ to the remainder of the Independent ticket. When they tell their readers that Sinclair is a good candidate they are somewhat disbarred from saying mean things about the rest of the Nonpartisan ticket. That the Shafer appointees i Toledo, O., clear | Weather Report | EE any 5: 6 5: 0 Precipitation to Highest wind yelocit GENERAL REPORT ‘Temprtrs. Pre. Station— Boise, Idaho, cloudy... Calgary, Alta., cloudy. Chicago, IIL, pt eldy..: Denver, Colo, pt cldy Des Moines, la., pt cld Dodge C ny el Sam. Low In. 48 46 08 . D., clear .... we Albert, cloudy id City, Winnipeg, Man., cloudy NORTH DAKOTA REPORT For Forty-eight Hours ‘Temprtrs. Pre. Station— ismarck, clear ‘ 1 menia, r 9 Bo Carrington, cl Crosby, clear Ne kinson, clear ke, clear Allendale, clea Fessenden, clear .. Grand Forks, clear’ ankinson, 2 Hettinge Jamestow! x, clear Minot, clear’; Portai, clear Sanish, clear °. Williston, clear’. Moorhead, Minn. WEATHER FORECASTS For Bismarck and vicinity: Fair to- night; Tuesday increaging cloudiness, Not much change in temperature. For North Dakota: Fair tonight; Tuesday increasing cloudiness. Not much change in temperature. For South Dakota: Fair and slightly Warmer southwest portion tonight. Tuesday increasing cloudiness, fol- lowed by showers and cooler extreme Wert portion. For Iowa: Mostly fair tonight; Tuesday increasing cloudiness, pos: sibly followed by showers at night in extreme west portion. Not much change in temperature. For Minnesota: Fair tonight; Tues- day increasing cloudiness. Not much change in temperature. For Montana: Partly cloudy tonight | and Tuesday. iLttle change in tem- perature. GENER. A deep barometri n has moved from western North Dakota ‘d to Manitoba, and high Ned over that section. At rek a maximum wind velocity miles per hour was recorded, ‘ate to heavy showers occurred along the Montana-Dakota boundary id in western Washington, while elsewhere over the northwest light, scattered showers occurred. Generally fair weather prevails over the central states. over Temperatures are eastern and central moderate districts, while cooler weather prevails over the &S2295 CLASSIFIED AD RATES AD want ads are cash in advance, minimum charge 15 cents must be received at the Tribune of- fice by 9:00 a m to insure insertion 3 days, 2 days. 1 day. 25 Ads over 25 words, 3 cents additional ber word. The Tribune Want Ad Department EERE Male Help Wanted AIRMINDED YOUNG MEN—Write for free bulletin “How to earn most of your expenses while learning to fly and preparing for U. 8. Trans- port license.” Catalog free. STATE AVIATION and ELECTRICAL ae Dept. 12A, Abérdeen, S. Dak. CEARN— ‘Exceptional opportunity now. Catalog free. Mo- ler Barber College, Established 1893. Fargo, N. D., Butte, Mont. Female Help Wanted LADIES WANTED to string beads at home. Stamped addressed envelope for particulars. Experience unnec- cessary. Ivory Novelty Co. 118 Fourth Avenue, New York City. Business Opportunity PASSION PLAY FREE? _ AND MAKE a large profit besides. Honest, honorable, legal, on the square, no catches, loop holes, a business deal, your own lawyer draws up contract and agreement; you handle all money. You should have at least $5,000 to make the best percentage of profit. Open, clean, above board, for man or woman. I saw the play in 1910, the most wonderful play in the world. Dr. C. C. HIBBS, Bis ee SASS Miscellaneous FOR SALE—Choice Canary singers, employment. telephone 952-W or write Tribune, in care of Ad. No. 27. ences. Prefer to work in city. Phone 1151-R or call at 623 Sixth street. A YOUNG lady desires genera) house work. Phone 1228-M. Lost and Found LOST—A large white and black woli hound about seven miles east of Bismarck. Finder kiridly notify bac Aa Snyder, Box 38, LOST—White female poodle dog, an- swers to the name of “Toodles”. Finder kindly phone 1691 or call at 315 Fourth street. Dead Animals Wanted WE HAUL away FREE OF CHARGE, dead hogs, sheep, cattle and horses unskinnet Northern Horse Exchange and Ren- dering Co. Box 265, Bismarck, N Rooms for Rent FOR RENT—Well furnished light housekeeping room in new house. private bath room, gas fireplace laundry privileges, private entrance iy at 921 Fifth street or phone 468, FOR RENT—Two very nice furnish: ed rooms for light housekeeping on first floor, with pantry and electric stove. Also a nice sleeping room Call at 610 Ave. A. Phone 613-M. ROOM FOR RENT—In modern home with board. Also a light house- keeping apartment with two closets and built-in cupboards. Call at 720 Second street. Phone 671-w. FOR RENT—Large attractive room with large clothes closet in strictly modern home. Must be seen to be appreciated. Call at 314 Ave. D or phone 1222-J. rey: FOR RENT—Pleasant front sleeping room reasonable, private entrance. Also for sale: One gateleg table, and one library table. Call at 318 Eighth street. FOR RENT—Good sized well _fur- nished front room on ground floor. gas for cooking. Hazelhurst, 411 ed sleep- ing room with a clothes closet, rea- sonable rent. Also garage for rent. Call at 306 W. Thayer. FOR RENT—Three nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Call at 816 Ave. B or phone 1095. 8 day, or steady with Thurs 7 Me northwest. imported German Rollers, choppers — ; tf 4 reaches all parts of North Dakota, for} But back of the whole situation : 7 a.m, 3 3 te FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms Pace tacticn to unippers, and ‘srant 341 pb Wor / time in which to broadcast political | lies the fact that there are, as yet, no|hour change none, 7" *8 feeti 24°] and Harz Mountains. Cages, seed, for light housekeeping. Call at 412 packers, Butcher, medium to, choles | Moxtcs 22, | Tath Weotein V1O% seeee 110% .....) speeches. These are “on the air”| well-defined issues, other’ than the aurgraeet ene ik boimoneee sedheen: Bull, Dictineons ND. Boe ta Fifth street or phone 545. ibs, 'fo.00 to 40:02 180 to 240 Tbe. 10-00 381, | 18% protein every Tuesday night and a number | congressional fight in the third dis- | $275, ORRIS W. ROBERTS, | _ bull, Dickinson, N. D. Box 728. __| SOR RENT—WNicely furnished room to 10.50; 18 te 160 The, 9.85, 28 10.805 Middle States Olt Certiti ae LEW oo. 108% 1.08% piety Pelee dalivéced, ae ee trict, and that isn't too well defined Meteorologist. Pee ae Hains faa in modern home, Call at 417 Sixth packing sows 8.90 to 9. P | Mit i’ Pacific 83 a y E. H. Brant, Non- | either. i EME MIS AEA GT * a Q | street or phone 214-M. Hyp, {0 choles “80 to 140 Ibe. 9.46 tM ontgamery Wi Se LHW r 1.06% soso 106% ....,| Partisan gubernatorial ‘candidate. The creation of the federal farm Biiicatspedtnays* eevee ones Dakota, DBS Bismarck, North | SOR RENT—Nicely furnished Foon Cattle 20,000; calves 3,000: general- $2i8 | Grado of But from his aerie in Fargo, Mr.| board and its subsequent activities __Dakota. in a modern home, gentleman pre- ly steady to strong ine i renee On ah 4 R ay aera 1034 L. L. Twichell, the eagle of tho In-| has deprived North Dakota Politicians T00 LATE TO SLASSIFY FOR SA ferred. Phone 677. Sater Hills: abipper demand. broader: 6o% | Minnesota and South Dake dependent faction, overlooked the | of one of their strongest points of dis- c and two to freshen soon. Phone | ce —paier—cool sleeping FOOms best’ steers early 14.00. Slaughter $422 | 12 protein strategic importance of the Bismarck | pute. No political party dares to at- a , 707 or call at 317 South kighth | FOR} Aa aavionn penis dlrs clatses, ‘steers good and choice 1300) 208TH Ws 1.08% 1.08% 1.08% 1.05% | PAdio station. He didn't think about | tack’ the farm board even if it feels | FOR RENT—If you are going to rent | 707 <7 a susie is ts fo 1088 Jee 1086 oe tS ae ae 18 Guat ees fi until he opened his campaign of- | like it. All have climbed or are at-| ® house or apartment see Dale first. | ao sig e—anco year old thorough- Se 11.80 to 14.00; common and medium 38 11D BW or ’ , | fices here recently. And then he was | tempting to climb on the farm board| Cozy apartments with private bath bred Angus bull. Phone 12-F-23,| OR RENT—Nicely furnished room. 850 Ibs. up 8.00 to Fea Nor Pacitic’. ug 1HW... 8s 101% -98% 1.01% | annoyed, not to say pained and band wagon. and private entrance. Immediate Kk, Call at 307 Tenth street or phone TEES FoCUsE: Meitere,. good, and] Oliver Farm Equ 28% /ch. 1 amber 9812 1.0014 .95% 1.00% | Chagrined, to learn that the Nonpar- Have Able Leaders Possession. Also five room duplex. | “7 921. seis 280 Tbs, down 10,006t0, 18(603 Pacific Gas ani Hn 13% protein ; tisans had so arranged their time as Each side will have competent polit-| All modern. Possession June 15. ittakeriatlonee, Mchcan tebe ne common and Hoey yoy. ue A Packard Motor. t4 Anew: + 94% 89% 95% 1.00% | to embarrass the Independents. ical leadership. The ability of L. L. ee 1313 or call at 211 W. Rosser RENT te fh Re = A iments = cutter tnd cutter 4.75 to 6.75. Bulls, | Paramount Ram 4g ee r . m. ey ral t hed gate {| ments, close in. three room good and choice (beet) 7 9.00 “ 4 § 7 | Grade o! Preceding the election. The hours} Nonpartisans, but his ability and use-| Unfurnished apartments. ern. Y two- one halite Reap emood and. choice 11-00 Bonney, JoGenge 22 $]¥ # durum ee “a4 from 10 to 11 p.m, are not s0 good, fulness to the Independents 1s sine ee en eieeetcelntions Lots for Sale Toon apachinent $2600; tethioe Da 3.00; medium 9,00 to_ 11.00; cull ’ ae Lea. darom 91% ‘or the radio audience grows sleepy. | questioned. saad above a) ents on second floor. and common 6.80 to 9.00." Stocker andl Probe acamble 5 Se Reh Coarke If they took the hours from eight to] T, H. Thoresen, the Nonpartisan | SEWING by the day. Mrs. Charles FOR BALE—Comer EHR Tw | Also s celen apartment on wetness. S18 to 40.78; common and) Bublle Service Cor MEW / 2 Yellow... 78 ming {on the same nights, the Non-| campaign manager, isnot #0 well- SA ae area GN RHABEEER BEAOAONIoetonan|| fies fone Featoicee a eee 50 to 9.75.0” yellow... «7 partisan speakers could make care-|tried as ‘Twichell’ but has shown . Pein ‘ 2 ™Ghoep 42,000; magtly steady: lamba| RUMLY (AMINE, .°- ug fzetiow: ; <7 Bald aes aint the Independents | promise. His litte radio deal, and the | WANTED Woman cook for cafe in| 501 Twelfth street south. For tn-) ior cooking. Inquire 1014" Brod te yeariln, abs, good Oj | Ra ato- Katt ts " ae 2 a said ante anne pe Independent | way in which the Independents re- See E dines cepgeaetnes to} ND. "| THREE IM apartment, furnish choice 92 Ibs, down 12.76 to 13.68; 0 Motor .....5. 11% H arguments immediately. ceived it, serves notice that he is some . or unfurnished, three closets, and medium 11.25 to 12.75; common 16.06 epublic tron ari bre | 4 87 All in all, the Independents felt | one to be conjured with. work on farm doing general house- J a i to 11:25; medium te choice 83 to 100] Rebnelde Fobasee B 524° ae they had been the victims of a rath-| Each side is waiting for the other} Work. Write Tribune in care of Ad. Used Cars Crepes crane gmp nese ite iba Or ae Gown 4.06 to 5.78; cul Risntield | is EE dell 2 2 3745 er unwarranted piece of Nonpartisan | to make a break and in the meantime | _ No. 30. ing. Call at "g0a Second street of and ‘common 1.75 to 4.25. pe | Sataway Stores. 222. ti Hi such Hasty treatment expected | endorsing everything that they know |FOR [RENT Two room furnished] soq SALE OR TRADE—Two 1a | 96. Call at Hereafter ail springs Jamba will be ty Loule & 6. 3: 112% ; such nasty treatment. the vast majority of voters agree with.| light housekeeping apartment, |“ ton trucks in good condition, also = clagaified simp chute Retail Stor St ts a eonte hesought the radio station | Each side believes tt will win if it hdres gaat pS good job with each truck. Also % Ten et eee 7a are Sears Reebuck . 83% 7 ‘ inge the unhappy state of af-|can get out its normal vote. Each is : | section of land free of incumrance, 2 yar le’ 3,800; steers and y Ye 66% 62% « an at was The radio situa-| popular with the electorate if the J “| sale or trade for most anything. ¥! » Rady predominating. tn any 9 21 inmong’ 01 * 69% 2.71% 2.661 ...., | ton, at least locally, is as well marked | voters can only be induced to go to| Spreads on like putty. Child can| Gan ot 22 West Broadway, Bis-| Call after 5 p.m. Phone Si1-J, 217 slow, undértone | weak; | bulk | alll Simms Petro 1% : out as the financial situation. the polls in large numbers. do it. | Write for free sample offer.| marck, N.D. Phone No. 603-LR. Eighth street. weights salaple ore Poot anit tae | Sinclair, Consolidet s cnmnnemenenemne ameniemanemmmemaemmemenened Esch Has Advantages. Unless something is done to make} German American Lab. Box 583,} —* | ae Furnished three room Tehed Web00 to “1600 1b. steers. 42.267) SRO OU gs, aia i Each side has some advantages in| the race exciting, each side will have | _, Hollywood, Calif. USED CAR BARGAINS apartment and private bath $40.00 isher 5 5 $ 4 4 4 she stock jn’ meager supply, aboutlsoutnern Rell 407 Children to Tutor the forthoeming campaign. The In- | difficulty in getting its supporters to| NOTICE OF ESTRAY—Two whitel1j ORDER to move the balance of| per month and # three room apart. steady: beet “Eat 3 Bhs Berks eke y 2% WANTED—Children to tater botn of | WePendents have the biggest battery | the polls. mares, 1 bay mare and 1 black mare. |“ our used car stock quickly, we have| ment on ground floor $42.00 per 4.75 to 5.75: medium grade bulls 7.95] Standard Gas and 119 ANT! nfo tutor, Dotn Of | of high-powered speakers. Their | And so the race starts. It may not| Pete Wetzstein, Bismarck, N. Dak. again made a drastic price cut on} month. At 721 Third street. Phone aaholy “faiey aditve ana fully seangy.|gizngnrg lor Gauri He Hira J. 0, Thorowon, oo} mig | wading, candidates are men who al-| be excting butt may prove amuaig | AF Teen aaa apartmenne | ai used Pe ee ves” 4 oy tly steady; | s x ‘¢ a 36 Pape ¥ ready have le successful appeals | to watch—for those who have noth- — ;| balance of this weel ly we offer) FOR RENT—Nicely furnished three good wreden to 8.00; sisable showing | Stewatt WGreten Consors 30% | _street or phone 1974. to the voters, ‘There is little which | ing of personal interest at stake. One room and kitchenette second) the following: room apartment wien peiveee toes f dood; choice offerings 1.00 to Studebaker Me at can be sald against them. ‘They may ——___—_—. pega pce uriiy eee 1925 Ford Coupe ......... and . Also one sleeping room Hoy 0005 % tives full the Rot have given universal satisfaction ae 1925 Willys Knight sedan for rent. Suitable for one or two. ose tsi mat een, RE HE fe arate $14] Household Goods for Sale | 5° ere. ost "but fhe. tines . ae womnaed,. for rent, Everts Apariments, 314 1995 Oakland sean Phone 406 oan call ae ae desirable 0 arou: imken Rolter Bearing . i FOR SALE—Lioyd Loom baby car- | Whicl Presented as derogatory ‘ street. few plainer grades of, thene Underwood Biitote.. Fi With balloon ‘tires, reversible to them are negative rather than By Machin “g re TT PAS geet FT Doda touring FOR RENT—Three room and down to 10.00; 230 to 250 pound but-| Union Carbide (ex. d 3% | kedy, storm heod. In very good ve. y may be charged wit! ; . B | 1924 Paige Victoria Kitchenette partly furnished front chera ‘monty 9.78 to 30.00; weight |Unton Pacific 336 ,| condition, $16.00. Phone 1430 or | failing to do something rather than —— Bape t Prince Barber | 1928 Essex coach . apartment on ground floor, private Targely, 9.40, to 9.78; heaviers weights United Cigar Stor | call at $07 Eighth street. attacked for something which they ‘Continued from page.one) NTED at Prince Barber | One ton International entrance. Inquire at 111 Ave. A down to’ 9.28 and below: bulk. pigs| United Corporation 43 Totpoint electric “stave, | Wd. In so far as the Independent in- | ducted in the gang manner, machine | _ Shop. One ton International truck 245.00] West” and light lights 10.00; sows mostly | United Fruit (ex. div. 92% SALE—Hotpoint Stove, | cumbents are concerned, this has been | guns blazing from the dark interior of | FOR SALE—Large discount for cash One ton, 1929, G. M. C. truck.. 495.00 | S___ above: 100 direct fe cost Thuva:| UB Industrie Alesha aiy| four burners, Just lke new. Phone | the Nonpartisan line of attack to date | @ passing motor car which sped away i ginance plan 1929 Hudson coach; | eits is only a partial listing, as we Rok eerie Tye al odere tae 9.66; weight average cost|U.8. Realty and Improvement... 4: “stl and the condition may continue. leaving three men wounded. , Bpecl ulp: 2 have a large number of other cars, faz wreck Sete weight 286 avermee| UE Rubbers fe | er | me Nonpartionns, for the fire time| ‘Then are: Tony Tormtere, Joseph | consider’ trade for city property.| Pil'ericed cocordingiy.. These peices | in the Rue apartments, Call at 11 sh vy eit . aaa mone. ‘isecta: 4 Houses and Flats in many years, present a united front.| Ferrari and Sam Ministar, none of} See car at Olson’s Garage or write are good for the balance of this} Ave. A or phone j-W. lambs palable fally steady to strong; 122 The internal troubles which tore the | whom has any particular gang record,| _ Tribune No. 29. week only, and we can not accept | FOR RENT—Three room apartment wood to choice wooled yearlings 10.60; | W 8 RENT—Five room house with | faction apart two years ago have been | police said. WANTED—A bus boy at G. P. Eat| trade-ins as these bargains are of-| with private bath, all outside rooms. Snead oe ee 31% | 2% acres of land located on Twen- | Patched up. The pressure of a mod- Find “Ride” Victim a fered for the purpose of reducing| See janitor, Room 304 College 3 a Fn 134,| ty-sixth street, Biemerck, N. D. In- | erate Independent victory in the last} The body of the “ride” victim,| ROO RENT—Purnished sleep-| our used car stock. _ Building or phone 1063. DULUTH RANGE Wetingnouse 1i}| quire phone 1661 or call at 322) election was one cause of that. The| found early today behind the Mil-| ing room at 122 Ave. B or phone STEEN MARMON CO. FOR RENT—Henry a] it, fur- Duluth, June ae an 97% 97% | Wileox Rieh B Ht Ninth street. Passing of old political figures and| waukee avenue bank, indicated that} 1426-M. Distributors of Marmon and Roose-| nished, over Harris and Wood- opt... 2 1008 1.01% 1.00% 1.00% | Willys-Overiand Motor i | FOR RENT—Four room modern tur-| the introduction of new blood was| the slaying had occurred about 12] FOR RENT—Five room modern bun-| velt automobiles, 116 Second street,| ished, over Phone Mrs. Shuman, * t ” Woolworth Company “ RENT- Feont ern tUr~| another cause. Few persons within | hours before. ‘The body, however,| salow, close in. Immediate posses-| phone 1452. Bismarck, N. D. 76 or 455 evenings. 8H EH Ea eha Sai eae Tange, ‘Clit at 800 Beseein sitet | {D8 Bae vecaeaiguees eta e cet | Nee tens an rea on ee Bare eM SAVE MONEY FOR RENT—Pour room partly fur- 7 ) i r Present management. i * " nishe partment ground floor, 2.72 2.72 2.69% Hy Pnraushed By Resielm lig) ay 5 p.m. There will be no court patties and | the watchman who found it was posi- | FOR SALE—Two piece fibre living Used Cars ie Preiser at ec Broad- pt ET dare nortnarin ? i | Boe SALE mete ptm | iodern Fe Ee ee ene accel Moniiteto.'Sadied/iste 1] ee $28, chest of draw. | FORD, 1925 coupe, very fise condition, | _WaY after 6p. m. a No. 2 nowt! ay house, - Close Independents an -| Samuel , 38, at » 2 2 MINNEAPOLIS RANGE ber urgn quiek sale. Price $4500. Don’ en the Nonpartisans as was the cause| a hospital. He failed to tell police| ers $10, fireside bench, 3 dinette, 4] Decker Lock steering wheel and| FOR RENT—Cosy apartment with Minneapolis, June 2.—()— ized is this. For information write in 1938, the identity of his slayers or the rea-| chairs $20, davenport table $10, rugs,| many other extras, only $110.00. private bath, electric stove and pri- sees: fan Cs ef ba oe se eager | toon uaa | Sh cae tenets | Werder eaige Meany OR] _weyeteaae We Y 1.08% 1.09% 1. YOR RENT—June first, modern five | them, are as eloquent as some of the n Kile . A .| running 5 6: 63: i $ house, beth and full basement. Independents will put in the fleld, but} At Detroit five were killed in the| POSITION WANTED—By young] ber very good. Down payment only FOR” RENT—Furnished or unfur- % 4 64 Inquire st 108 Rosser Ave. or | eloquence isn't always the determin-| metropolitan area during the week-| man 25 years old with a good gen-| $60.00. nished apartments, ready for occu- ‘ 1473. ing factor. The Nonpartisans are | end, two of the victims being police-| erg] knowledge of bookkeeping and| CHEVROLET 1929 6 cylinder coach, pancy June Ist. Varney spart- 36% 36% 36% —A new modern six oom | hoping thet thelr campaigners will|men who were shot down from an| office work. Have done consider-| thoroughly reconditioned finish,| ‘nents, Phone 778. : —uly a 265 2.69 2.65 bungalow at 1519 Ave. B East. Im- | Prove just as effective. automobile which they stopped in} able work in grain elevators, hand-| rubber and upholstering like new. FOR RENT—New! ‘apart- Sept. 2.33 (2.33) 2.30 ——o mediate posstesion. ‘Price ‘Owens. Can Promise Most their investigation of a hit-run acci-| led thé books, etc. Can furnish} Run and looks like new. Down pay- ment, partly furnished if desired. aa SB 8 88) new vont Mae l tam cor: TDA MAST. DER eaten anna | ike. fNth victim, an. tallan whe tee bones anlice tn Gon | Hut iien eee ocach thorougnty| Zpquite ab 2" Taayer oF ae BaD Gs os 2% 152 . d (has é = the ab! e victim, an wi ‘ bi aA SER Sf AFT Citlog Service, 33%. House al fe talks ed erties to eal | was hoe ara ecineely MORRTEC CeaL) ie boak reas colleges of the| reconditioned, Duco finish. Rubber seventh street ar 7 Chisago, Soe ee Elec. Bond snd Share, 107%. street at $25.00 per month, Infor: | workers than can the Independents. | sent to his death with four bullets| state. Would like to start work on | and upholetering very Sood. Low | Oe cent shartannt beh itee Whaat Ope % Close Eg cern maton call at rear of 421 Third | 7. only thing the Independents can | in his besa and bore ft carne oe Shout Jy. ae Wee Tribune, ida Down payment only daiss poalins 411 Fifth. Phone 273. 10932 20261 New york, dune 2—(AP)—Liverty | Stree! offer in the way of Jobs to a hungry | today. ce connecte ing} in care of Ad. No, 31. .00. % 1.09% 1.10%], New York, June 2 jour room House | rank and file ace th ~ | with the shooting of two other Ital- ——————— CHEVROLET 1927 coach, first class | _Hazelhurst. 114 114% | Pon ey 31g! on South Second street $17.50 per | Pea DonEeLIEA fe ics Repo: | Secs Gh flan taaeket aaretee ate EHICAGO STOCKS condition. $114.00 cash, on| FOR RENT—Furnlahed and _unfur- wy ny] Fae tes Era Phone 601. | Hesne, dnd ghee ae cag nompar. | tans 3 Teel BEL Great GE, terms. nished apartments in the Rose 181% ‘92g | Fourth 44) a = 5 timake pedisions, ta early e een? emer SbeM). 35%. EVROLET 1929 6 cylinder Stan-| Apartments. PF. W. Murphy, 215 au Treas, Oh i Bay Ay Call a fer slim % ApDME © ote The dee pleas described by] yrinnSNNEAROU eee ap) — bay sedan, mechanically perfect, | __Third street. 40% 393%" 40 h 543-W. ‘On the other the Nonparti-| their chief as “the best men in the |miour ‘unchanged. "In earioad loia,| hot water heater. Down payment | FOR RENT—Furnlahed front light iG: Fourth street or phone hand, parti: BE ad eit New York, June 2.—(AP, FOR Seven room Sans can talk about the various ap- | department,” were Erhardt W. Meyer, |family patents quoted at $6.55 to 6.65| $222.00 and only $32.00 per month. | housekeeping apartment on second "| exchanges. easy; demand: Brit ~ tinents which it falls to the lot| 28, and Claude Lanstra, 24. They |/&, barrel in 98° pound cotton sacks.|GHEVROLET 1929 Chevrolet Six| floor. Also garage. Call at 422 house at 703 Front street. To in- | Point falls to the Shipments 41,190. 64% 62% 63 | aln, 3.08 7 of the governor to make. The major | had been sent out Sunday morning | ~"yyran $21.00 to’ 21.50, Sport coupe. Only been used 7/ Fifth street. 2 ty Rit En a aig’ rah Site prowe Sal fr 31. Shafer appointees already are in of-| to look for an automobile which had months, runs and looks like new. FOR RENT—Furnished apartment | < pansy [2988% FOR ve room house, $180 | tice, ‘The governor cannot promise to | run down Mrs. Ina Plasco, 58. RANGE OF CARLOT SALES Rumble seat in back. This is one!" Sith private bath, Call’ at 930 10.15 10.10 10.12 lee furnished room close in. Inquire number given by a witness |. ,‘inneapolis, June 2. of the finest used cars ever offered 10:33 10:32 10:38 MONDY RATES / 3 unseat the men he has already named | A license gi! vy of carlot grain’ sale: Fourth street. Resins: ; New York, June 2—(AP)—Cait| | 214 Fifth stree and appoint new ones. His lineup is | of the accident caused the policemen | hard spring 1.22; N for sale, Down payment only $220. | ==: Sinn hurcinad coe duly . . - 13.55 13.55 | money steady; 3 per cent a = House WIth | tixed. Whatever sore spots he has | to stop to question three occupants of Fee aan ap ND: 2 ‘)OTHER ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS | FOR, F apartment in Person Court. Sept. +. . 13.60 13.55 | Time loans steady. 30 to 60 | modern improvements. Apply Firpt | created by his appointments will heve | an automobile. Meyer, who had left | 56. OD Selle torn “76 1-2: No, 2] in 4 and 6 cylinder used cars and pao ae MINNE, mon ye abet mom 8H to 365 6-6) National bank, ~ to go unhealed unless some other way | the police car, was shot down by the |mixea 74." ne) teueles, REE he Stocks close: RENT—Six room modern house, | is feund to do it. occupants 9° the other machine. who g White cate 86. ; We trade and give terme Apartment t Tb. Eee Bank fitsck 4’ | 3 bed rooms. in first elgss condition.| There hasn't been governor for | then turned thelr guns on Lanstra, tr eeetciai Karty’ $s; sample] CAPITAL CHEVROLET Co. une Building. Inquire at the “s dian. No. Powsr, 2 24. Phene 291-W. years who Bas not, in his heart, re-| The latter had opened fire but was 42 Phone 482. une office. :