The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 21, 1930, Page 15

ALLGRAINSDROPTO FRESH LOW LEVELS IN SELLING SPLURGE <3: Weakness of Stock Exchange Are Prompting Causes -—(AP)—Repoi Te arrivais'of Bows! mestic wheat piling In ef ae incr P ieee over from last ing downwi cS ri movement of new wheat trom the st fields southwest took effect on the market chiefly in the late dealings after Logs hére had already Deon deprens eral rains in Seow Fore of continued aus] cious weather next week for the domestic harvest was construed as in- dicating no let-up in fast rural mar- keting regardless of record-breaking Mine low prices prevailings, purtel ander ‘esterday's satiate suly oe ‘. gS -% ; Dec. 99%-100). orn ‘cloned i: otieg: core. iaiy 183 a: cS ‘ott eo) 4 revisions Oe decline, bas las the ‘first time in a long while, every future delivery of wheat here sold today at $1.00 a bushel or berg ‘Wheat holders unable or unwillin; put up additio: funds joined Ay general rush to sell with by relatively scar market t Quickly.” Little notice was taken, ot announement that black rust has been discovered in wheat fields near was attention given to advicestelli of Canada rains ribed as won ful for at least temporary relief from moisture shortag Meanwhile pees quotations were reported pling down to Rew low levels and Canadian down- Bours were shown to have spread into districts of spring wheat states appeared to be contined to small a mensions, Corn values succumbed to sympathy with wheat price breaks, On downward swings, howe Previous sellers turned to the buying side. Receipt amounted to only 6: aars, compared with 154 a week ago and 178 at this time last year. efiot th attrac re- a because | Go downturns in the value of’ hoes, CANADA RAINS C. GAAtn FUTURES DIPS Minneapolis, June 21.—(AP)—Most stain futures here dip) into new Tow territory today after starting weak because of good rains through- out the northwest and Canada. Sentiment very bearish gener- ally and there was no comeback at the 5 ession. July and De- closed 1% cents lower 1% cents lower. mo coari ain pews. the kay gri got Yintuall i Of the attention, Other grains atk: wed, ate. new low ground mostly. Flax tone was stubborn as; there was no pressure of consequence. ‘Cash wheat opened strong but fad- ed slightly later on. There was good] Ki ire demand for wheat testing 13 protein| Kresge, 8 & .- Kroger Grocery Los 8, a or better and er for low test. ‘Winter wheat was firm. Durum was ower and smutty red miich corn offerings were light and demand was good, with prices <7 again. Oats demand was good. Semana was ‘verter, “especially for ordi narrow. and were fairly good. SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK South St. Paul, June 21—(AP)— (w. 8, D. A.)—Cattle—100; all slaugh- ter classes 50-75 lower; spots 1.00 low- 7 beef cows jower, satters and bul down: inferior light kinds 4.00, Calves—100; market largely 2.00 lower: 4 ‘good grades 8.50; choice| kinds} Pi unevenly 15-25" ‘lower. ots mort 5, Detter Tes igs mostly | cost Friday. 8. 3; for week, steady; except grassy yearlings: thes weak to unevenly lower; closin and bulk ‘tbo Mewes lambs throwouts lew year 8.00; most grassy, Kinds 600-100; Spark fat owes 2.00-3.00. GO LIVESTOCK Agr.). compared a week eore and yearlings in ex-|gt oul ly; mostly 50-76 lower; 2.25 under ee Lor Barrer and supply lii pand peasy sieere s ica” top is at and ifer t semidemorallsed attale a Most fat turt on gg ee matters 8te: 3 3,800 direct; es Seeding ‘com 1 class Fe tena ae areas mative. vember 12 ag: 133 top iz'fe: common throw. NaS 0 Ibs. aryl aa * Poeeday | 33 Oi a pear jines, ‘mostly ood to cholce tol Ch ip tae 6,500 ivecti Us. 10-15 10" fa top. 8:5 see sows 1.00 low- Rat rise vewimated nels. ¥ medigm bs aera) 9 Gos T0260 Fy Ibs, 9.25-9.60; | we packing sows lum to choice 90-| wi Cor Chemical and ‘Dye Alls ‘Chalmers Manufa: Ametican an Magnet American Can Beneficial Rains in Canada and|4' a mmerican Water Works American Woo! pfd. do: fDi juantities of i is a Chet | Ane a by si stock tnatker weak: gare Chicago & seetnts Chrysler Motor .......+ 2 | Colorado Fuel ans =| Columbia Gas ani Columbia Graphophone .. Commercial Solvent Commonwealth and Consolidated Gi Continental Ba every stimulus to buyers| Go, [Crucible Steel Bu Fon Wright Sanes meee crow anwante: ROSSA OMe Som Dre Om OMe in Ki Eaton Axle ana Soring® Electric Auto Lite t] Bleetric Power an ri ses: ire Fox Film. .. ‘Texas General American ‘Tani General Gas and. rs - |General Railwa; rs rename Paice Motor Great Northern Fre International Match pfd. International Nickel of fot et recttetsette tt tert to seoceeagnaag musmienerrersterton | qescsazeaee ee at’ Bennecote Copper. aeaie athieson Alkali jay Department Stores Mexican Seaboard Oil .. Montgomery Ward National Air Li Nevada Consolidated Copper New York Central . RRR GSS a tomes FR SS * Feet 2 4 3 18 38 3 HH 6 *23 a1 50 36 44 17 16 23 1 36 65 34 32 16 78) 51 48 34 38 5 04 23 97 4 17 55) 76 13 54 53 10 4 49) 70) 31 70 87 64 o seSroc0 3 08 oo At ASMeMMS BUS EE A Gy S: Dept iar 50 Fey ls & San Francisco . ‘Schulte part hste THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY 21, 1930" THIRD-WEEK DECLINE ON STOCK EXCHANGE Greater Importance of Bear Selling Toward End of Week Is Felt New York, June 21 other os cute sinkin: eek of almost si adysdeci at today's stock, mark market experienced one at tee est upturns of the year Thursday. roved but another technical re- ound resulting from a temporarily oversold condition. There was a feeling tn brokerage circles that professional bear selling was a relatively more important Le tor in the further decline oy it wat Suse, the wholesa digaids tion earlier in the we complete absence of impo porting orders appeared this type of selling. Imi ii however, atta serious ‘panic of sellin rt stocks. to 15 points dur- ing early trading, but rallied sub- stantially as beara covered some of thelr*short commitments. As Steel, American Can, and Aliled Chem- teal ‘plumbed new depths for the movement, Trading was fairly ac-| 2 tive. Total sales aggregating 2,000,- 000 shares. The close was lower. Wheat and cotton markets, which have moved closely in sympathy with stocks of Iate aiso declined. July Wheat dropped about a cent and July conten tumbled abo ale, UB, Steel dropped 4 points to 184 then regained a substantial part of its loss. Allied Chemical tumbled 15 points to 236, another 1930 low, and American Can broke through its prev- resistance point with an extreme lous of nearly § points, ‘Auburn auto which sold at 514 Sep- tember, dropped more than 8 points toa new low at 95. Shares making, extreme losses of 5 to 8 Wat includ $d American Tobacco B. Atchison, points to new law: drops were reduced before the close. MINNHAPOLIS CASH GRAIN Minneapol “To Arrive _ 98% 99% 2 dark nor. % ! or 3 dark nor. “ 14% protein 1 dark nor. 2 dark nor 3. dark nor. 13% protein 8 northern. Mont 14% protein 1DH 90% 82% 34% 86% my 82% 88% 81% 87% 11% 16 139 AB 53% 48S oo + 268% 2.72% 2.66% DULUTH RANGE Duluth, Minn. June 21, —()— — Gpen High Low 825; 1% 184 08 tt 35% note nee Si. SRassaaSsasmacon wet ro09: tandard ie of California rd Oil of New Jerse: Standard Oil of New York aren Corporation. or if Pees pele Fe ARE RRA SFE RE SSE i=} gre Ure YI by egheetde g f te detbet tet ett tt s 00 0 25.00 ns os 1 29.00.62 a Crore ne Pt ett Be RE EE id ¥ 2 Pottwentt ttt wegsesemas. < Se ca * HS 4 2.70 4% eh Aeeociated Press Photo William F, Russell resigned as Chicago commissioner of police fol- went severe criticiem on failure iée to cope with gang rule. CHICAGO PRODUCE «Chicago, June He(AP) —Poultry, itive 5 trucks, eas: i 19; ag ngs i irkeys tu spring ducks 1 i35 spring geese Butter, 16794, steady, price un- changed. Hees. 19476, unsettled, extra firsts 23; (graded firsts 22%4-22%; current receipts ordinary current re- 19-40; ‘storage packed firsts torage packed extras 23%. CHICAGO POTATOES Chicago, June 21.—(AP—U. 8. Dept. Agr.)~-Potatoes, 77, on track 144. to- i. shipments 101 steady, trading good; bliss trlumpe Dest 2: ordinary, 2.25-2.65; sacked dlers 2.50-2.75, mostly 2. Nor’ Carolina bbl. Irish abbiets Ss 300. DULUTH CASH GRAIN Duluth, Minn., Close: Flax on’ track to arrive $2.70%%; July $2.70%; Sept. 92.26 Pye er $2.22. Wheat No.1 dark northern 92%e- Fo: 9144 -D83kcs No, 3 do No. Um 8114-87%e; | No. 1 durum fe:'Bos dois gi: Seige: Nos't mised durum 784408194 No, 2'do 77%-81%e; No. 1 red @urum No. 3 white 32%-33%c. Bade seus OKC, ue i choice to 45-480; «| medium to good 42: 10s “Jower grades 4c, BOSTON Woo” Boston, June 21.—(AP)—Wo ‘during past week littlo slow- during the previous two ‘a fairly large volume of busi- however, was, transacted and were fairly firm: bulk of the 8 continue to be made on 64's and finer original bag territory lines and on 48, 50's quality wools; fair demand but 56's grade wools FORBIGN EXCHANGE New York, June 21. ~-(AP)—Forelen fie eet easy. Demand: Great tain 486 11-16 anne 3.93 co 6.23 Germany 23.8314; No: ‘sweden 26. ats * Bontreal LEAD CHI PRODUCE . Chicago, June 21. Bi and eggs ruled unchanged today. Poultry was easy. HICAGO STOX Cor eration securities 2114, fneun Vellity invest 5¢ $3, Midwest Utility (new) 26%. CURB STOCKS New York. June, 21.—(AP)—Curb: Citten, fers ices 27%. ey lec. Bond and Share 72%. Standard Ol Ind. 49%. LIBERTY BONDS nie: York, June 21.—(AP)—Liberty Batiberty first Age, 102 Fours. 434'8 102.25, Treas. die 112.29. JEAPOLIS STOX Minneapolis tox close. First bank stock 25% ~ Northwest banco- 4214: hound com. 10%. Others blank. “WISCONSIN CHEESE Plymouth, Wis. June 1.—(AP)— Wiseenain che Enchange for the Tw! ‘ ‘mers call board: Squares aie: hor! 5uC. GRAIN REVIEW Minneapolis, June 20-—(AP_U. | 8. Dept. Agt.)—Extreme wi tinued to prevail in the g! during the week ending Friday, June 20, with new crop conditions both in this country and al peped reported highly favorable mage reports frémcnome sections are.offset by Im- proved conditions in others. Premiums on cash wheat were strong to ic higher as compared with futures. At the close of the week, 12 tein No. t dark northern ring juoted at ic to de ov the uly? aoe cent, 4-Tc¢ over: 14 per eent 6-Se over, and 15 per cent, 7-90 oer wheat. & declined 6c clos- ing Friday at iB ‘Durum declined, Nos. 1 and 2 am- ber of milling quality was quoted within a range of the July price to 7c over, ‘while Ordinary Tun of amber Sold’ dow nas low as 6c under. told $m" Sarum declined Sige for the closing Friday at $3 4 tabli prevailing were small sufficient i absorb these at s steady at Bly declined 46, for the week, closini Friday at 60%c while No. 2 rye on spot was July price to fe OFT ae Iu . clined, he a "the wpe "closing. Bri: day at, 32 ‘No. 3 whites on spot 4 to worked lower but eda 4 er stubborn tone on the ine. Jul declined Aiee closing Frey Ot mE ote bles medium fe mi tt fred mE iting, 46:60e, and feed grades, ns (tain unsettled with Ages fone rather RH declined 2 tor tl wee! rl he te, fae tere fod und’ sash seed wae ttc ee ey eee a watch closed’ Wrigey Leniency of J cy of Judge Hurls Family Over Cliff; Then Jumps To ‘His Or Own Death! (Continuea “trom Page nner assumed Spang brought the family.; here in his automobile. The tragedy on the ecge of the cliff was well defined by the police, picked up the other chileaen one by | p, one arm dropped them over Each accounted for none running away. ‘West Rock is one of the remarkable places in the city’s park system. On its top but removed 200 feet from the edge is judge's cave which once sheltered against the king’s soldiers Charles J of England, to death. ‘The rock is one of five, of volcanic origin, which rise out of the ange plain on which New Haven is located. West Rock has a bold face of 300 feet almost perpendicular, with seams across tt which have created jagged ledges. This face is toward the Whalley avenue side, a main thoroughfare. At this base is a small ties of rock break away from the cliff face and form a drift at the base. It was on this face that today's tragedy was enacted. The other sides of the rock slope away into the Bethany and Wood- the other side of the city is East Rock of somewhat like description but with a face fifty feet higher. Both rocks used to be favorite Places for Yale students to emulate Alpine mountain climbers until facul- ie¥) ty orders put them out of bounds. It :| writer was @ member of a world-wide ¥| Mine was the king of er} Men.slain) died that they found who ‘ eliminated today and police were still is thought the last student to be kill- ed by a fall on the face of West Rock was a grandson of the late General William Tecumseh Sherman, many years ago. NEW YORK KILLER SAYS HE IS THROUGH New York, June 21.—(#)—The let- ter writing maniac who has assumed | blame for two recent killings and who had threatened thirteen more, wrote what he said was his last letter today, asserting his mission was accom- plished and expressing regret he had “stained the country with blood.” The letter, filled with strange sym- bols composed of combined numerals and letters and apparently the work Of a person totally deranged, said the secret order known as the Red Dia- mond of Russia which had no con- nection with the Soviets. “Anyone breaking its rules,” it con- tinued, “is marked for death. These men were dismissed from the order for treason. One of them stole the documents mentioned before. Word came to us at the supreme council in Russia of the peril in the United States. Twelve of us picked one card. diamonds. I was the one selected to punish and inflict death if necessary. It was when Moszynski (the first of the two Iam. Then things began changing. Now it is all over.” The writer added that “the papers,” which haye been mentioned tn all his letters, had ben returned and there- fore “my mission is ended; there is no further cause for worry.” The epistle also denied that the writer had “fish eyes,” scoffed at the police as brave but untrained, and praised American women, ‘The maniac wrote that two nights ago he watched the police hunt for him from an airplane. Miss Katherine May and Miss Eliza- beth Ring, the young women whose escorts were shot before their eyes, were described in the letter as ae nice and brave women,” They were escorted from the scene and forced to tide in a bus with the slayer after Joseph Mosynski and Noel Sowley were killed. “There is no one else to begin trouble,” the letter ended. “H. P. 12 W. A. this is final. You know what we want you to know, Quiet your people and tell them 3X, is no more. By H. P. 12 W. A.” Suspects arrested yesterday were all confronted with the problem whether the letters were actually written by the slayer or merely by some crank who had read of the killing in the newspapers and pretended or per- haps really imagined he was the criminal. Attackers Show Spang threw one daughter. over the | Caig: edge and as Mrs. Spang struggled | C! with him he pushed her over. Then he | P child tried to save the other, which Helee two of the judges who condemned | st park and a brook. Immense quanti- | 4; ridge hills, all heavily wooded. On| eo eee Temp Hig! ‘este! Lowest last night - Precipitation to 7 a. Highest wind velocit EPORT ‘Temprtrs. Pre. Station— Sam. Low In, Boise. Tdi fies clear .... City, Cl Bdmonton, hire Mont., clous Mont., pt cl . D., clear.. No., clr cee Oklahoma, rity had Spokane, . Swit Current, Toledo, 0. clear . Winnipeg, Man., cigar: NORTH DAKOTA rey Temprtrs. Pre. Station— High Low iY Biamarck, cloudy ..... rier) ARIAT SIA IABAAIATH IAM SN SSS SS aR ae SIA SSSSUe{SES) o. : 07 01 Bt 0 1 Drake, © Hat ‘t ann Center, fogny . nan center, (oeey Grand For Hettinger, foggy . Jamestown, pt cldy . Larimore, clear . Lisbon, cloudy Max, cloudy Minot, cloud MOI eAINH=1-1-1-1 ARS 2 Oakes, clear .. Pembina, pt cldy . Portal, cloud: Williston, cloud: Wishek, cloudy Moorhead, ‘Minn, cidy: WEATHER FORECASTS cloudy tonight and Sunday. Not muci change in temperature. For North Dakota: Partly cloudy; probably showers east portion tonight and Sunday. Not much change in tem- erature. For South Dakota: Partly ¢loudy; possibly lowal thunder showers east Portion tonight or Sunday. Somewhat cooler west portion tonight, and east portion Bunda: r Iowa: Partly cloudy and some- what threatening tonight and. Sun- ony. Not much change in temperature. ‘or Minnesota: Part! cloudy; local thunder showers tonight or Sunday. Not much change in temperature, For Montana: Unsettled tonight and Sunday. Little change in temperature. WEATHER OUTLOOK For Week Beginning June 23 For the region of the Great Lakes: Mostly fair, except for scattered locai showers, Rather, warm at, beginning of week, probably cooler latter hal Bor the upper siissiseippl ant lower Missouri valleys: Mostly fair, and rather warm over lower Missour! val- ley, Local showers and mostly mo crate temperatures over northern sec- ions. For the northern and central great plains: Mostly fair and rather warm over southern portions, Local showers and mostly moderate temperature over northern portion. GENERAL CONDITIONS ‘The barometric pressure is low from the Rocky mountain segion eastward, but with the gr t depression over Saskatchewan. Precipitation occurred from the northern plains states north- westward to the north Pacific coast. fow scattered places from North Da- kota northwestward reported more than an inch of rain. Generally fair weather prevails over the south and are quite high pe ‘alley and plains » but pressure area cen- tered over Washington and Oregon BISVARVZSZ2SVSSas esse IZVIas northwest. — River stage at 7 a.m., 4.7 feet; 24- hour change, drop of Oi foot. Bismarck ‘station barometric pres- sure at 7 a.m., 28.07 inches: reduced, 29.82. ORRIS W. ROBERTS, Meteorologist. board and a change in the rule against bulk-heading of grain gars by more than one kind of grain in the same car. The board also has been active in improving working conditions on rail- roads and has opposed the consolida- tion of the Great Northern and Northern Pacific railroads as detri- mental to the employes and business man in the towns served by the lines and not in the best interests of the general public. Ask That Merger Case Be Reopened Washington, June 21.—()—A peti- tion filed today with the interstate commerce commission in behalf of the state of Minnesota asked reopen- ‘Colossal Stupidity,’ Says McDonnell a printing commission, McDonnell said, ee A of by | State of North Dakota, County of Bur- le (Continued trom from page One) Hall and Joseph A. Kitchen, LV. A’s, _jand Frank Milhollan, Nonpartisan. Kitchen Approved Bills Kitchen still is a member of the ‘and has approved every bill paid the «printing commission, including the one against which, he said, the I. V. A's now complain. MeDonnell said he is confident that both the 1923 bill and the 1928 bill ing of the merger case of the Great Northern and Northern Pacific rail- roads and withdrawal of the permis- sion which those two corporations now hold for consolidating. CITATION HEARING PETITION yg eS OF toe as PACCOUNT STATE 1 SURVIVING WIE In otinty, Court, Before Hon. I. C. rr In_the Matter of the Estate et John Ban ol 4 k J. H. Olson, 0 Eather on, Petitioner, vs, Russell ‘Olson, Violet Olson, Ruth Olson, a mit Bernice Olson, a minor, Don- ald Olson, a minor, Wayne Olson, a minor, and C. E. Pickles, Special Guardian, Respondent The State "of forth Dakota to the Above Named Respondents: You and each of you are hereby cited and required to appear before the County Court of the County of Burleigh, in said State, at the office of the County Judge of said County, Court louse in the Sy aa? is- marck, in said County and State, on the Sth day of July, A. D. 1930, at the hbur ef ten oelosk in the forenoon of that day. to show cause, if any you have, why the final report and ac- Count “of! the sdministrator oft is causing cooler weather over the far farmers, so that the latter can_ship|- CLASSIFIED AD _ AD RATES All want ada are casb tp advance, minimum charge 75 cente Copy must’ be tecefved at the Tribune of- fice by 9:00 a m to insure insertion same day in the regular classified The Tribune Want Ad Department a Male Help Wanted OUR PRACTICAL TRAINED ME- chanics get big pay. Demand greater than we can supply. Best trade. Learn electricity, battery, electric and acetylene welding, lathe work, general repairing. Free catalog. HANSON AUTO -& TRACTOR SCHOOL, Fargo, N. D. IF YOU WANT a wonderful oppo: tunity to make $6.00 profit a day steady and get a new Ford sedan besides, send me your name immed- lately. No experience necessary. Particulars free. ALBERT MILLS, 4562: MONMOUTH, CINCINNATI, OHIO. WANTED—Three young neat appear- ing men to travel with territory su- pervisor, $25.00 per week. Apply Patterson Hotel, ask for Mr. Holm- strom, Saturday night between 7:00 p. m, and 9:00 p.m. Sunday be- tween 1:00 p. m. and 3:30 p. m. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, Men- Women, 18-55, qualify for govern- ment positions. Steady. Paid vaca- tions. Common education. Thou- sands needed yearly. Write, In- struction Bureau, 478, St. Louis, Mo. SAFETY INSPECTOR—Experienced on all kinds Insurance work and elevators. Part time. mee Man- ager, Box 1565, Phila., MOLER BARBER aaa ow 8 mer rates. Catalog free. Fargo, Butte. Salesmen ‘WANTED—Experienced salesmen who are now calling on the retail hard- ware, furniture, dry goods and de- partment stores in North Dakota to sell a line of children’s specialties that has been on the market for more than 20 years; thoroughly es- tablished; can be sold in connection with another small line. Give us full particulars as to experience; age; nationality; how you are mak- ing your territory; what you are now selling, and reference. . The Perfection Mfg. Co., 2701 N. Leffing- well Ave., St, Louis, Mo. THE INTER-STATE Oil Co, Inc, can place a few more salesmen on sirable territory. Our line of trac- tor and automobile oils is well es- tablished and fully guaranteed. List of customers furnished. Write R. T. Swain, care Grand Pacific Hotel, Bismarck. SALESMEN—With cat; liberal com- mission, importer’s line of scarfs, neckwear, laces, necklaces for de- artment, general store trade. hwartz Importing, 30 East 20th, New York. RELIABLE MAN—Distribute and collect 100 store route your county. more weekly. Pleasant, eomeae Free sample. PERIS » Florin, Pa. Female Help Wanted DO ADDRESSING at home. Can earn $30 weekly. Material, stamps free while Working. No canvassing. Particulars stamped envelope. Busi- ness Pronioters, Box K1919, El Paso, Tex. GIRLS WANTED to string beads at home. Stamped addressed envelope for particulars. Experience unne- cessary. Ivory Novelty Co., 113 Fourth Avenue, New York City. LADIES—Whole or part time. Take order for dresses. Two orders daily pays $30 weekly. Coldren Knitting Mills, 1506 Davenport 6t., Omaha, Nebr. Business Opportunity MEAT MARKET FOR SALE—Will sell fixtures and rent the building for reasonable Lapa aoe, good business in @ good location. Reason for selling engaged in other busi- ness. Write Ad. No. 43, in care of The Tribune. FOR SALE—Only pool hall in the county doing good business. For in- formation and prices call on or wale Pirst State Bank, Center, N. Dak. FOR SALE—Good paying cafe in a lively county seat town. Write Bis- marck Tribune, in care of Ad. No. 36. FOR SALE—Pool hall, in good live town. Rent reasonable, Write Tribune in care of Ad. No. 44. Household Goods for Sale FOR SALE—Youths iron bed, white, wool mattress, 4 section book case, 6x6 fimbrella play tent. Phone 1385 or call at 406 Griffin street, FOR SALE—Kitchen cabinet, kitchen table, vanity dresser; gas range, bed, mattress and Inquire at Fifth Street Stationery. Rooms for Rent FOR RENT—Furnished in modern home, suitable for two, gentlemen only. Call at 214 Mandan street, FOR RENT—Nicely furnished aleep- ing room in modern home, close in, rent very reasonable. Board if de- sired. Call at 116 West Thayer. FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished sleeping rooms in modern home, gentlemen preferred. Call at 1517 Bowen Ave. or phone 552-W. FOR RENT—Furnished room in mod- ern home. Call at 515 "Pourth. Apartments FOR RENT—Three rooms and private bath, two entrances, oak floors, eight foot screen and glass porch Phone 360-M after 6:00 p. m. or call at 323 Second street. FOR RENT—Furhished 3 room apartment with private bath. Lo- cated at 721 Third street. For in- formation call Hedden Real Estate. FOR RENT—Two foom furnished apartment in modern home on sec- ond floor, also 3 room apartment on first floor. Call at 614 Eighth. FOR RENT—Two furnished two room: apartments newly decorated $25.00 and $22.00 per month. Inquire at 1100 Broadway or phone tent nished or unfurnished apart in the Rue apartments. Call at ill Ave. A or phone 1256-W. FOR RENT—One room apartment with kitchenette, also 2 room apart- ment. Phone 1063 or inquire at room 304, College Bldg. FOR RENT—Well furnished light housekeeping apartment with frigi- daire service. 411 Fifth. Phone 273. Hazelhurst. FOR RENT—Furnished and unfur- Third street. RENT—Apartment ie une Building. Inquire at the Trib- une office. Work Wanted WANTED—Position as hi by young widow with boy four years old. Can furnish best of references, ‘Will also do work by day or hour. ! at 623 Sixth street or phone 1-R. YOUNG LADY wishes housework of Position in restaurant, or will assist with housework for room and board. Write Tribune Ad. No. 42. Dead Animals Wanted WE HAUL away FREE OF CHARGE, dead hogs, sheep, cattle and horses all unskinned. Prompt service if roads and weather permit. Write Northern Horse Exchange and Ren- ae Co, Box 265, Bismarck, N. Miscellaneous COCKER Spaniel puppies A. K. C. Pedigree, pet and hunting types, from purple ribbon and champion winners; price reasonable. H. E. WANTED TO BUY—Four booths suitable for confectionery. Write P. O. Box 163, Braddock, North Da- kota. FOR SALE—Ash fence ore ‘and stove wood. Phone 945. C. S. Huber. Used Cars FOR SALE—Cleveland big six coupe Model 42 in good condition. Good tires. Priced to move at $75.00. Ad- dress Tribune, in care of Ad. No. 41. BARGAIN if taken at once, 1020 Pontiac coach in excellent condition. Phone 1298. USED CAR BARGAINS IN ORDER to move the balance of our used car stock quickly, we have casings, equipped with, the 1 cuca june fe, cate an hat tue: extras. Looks and runs like new, en ut 5 is c| 115 No. 2 white som. Ne 1 yellow date Wo. Mi nites b0%-30%. Byscre,eals seed 6.40-7.90. Clover 50-1) campaign mi thet organization that he knew othe . : Proves of No Avail ling spout it. SH" Slade, late of any city of Wil — “The people of Bismarck know our|msr in the count fetta nis e assailants probably better then they|herein shou! And the residue of, asi aatee ‘iaiiy Siatribe Houses and Flats Magia Ae : wits of % Father her Olson, the surviving | FOR R 40 fe, 4 room Hunpess, an five nay coe op home and garage on inside finish excellent. f ing the charges against us. apa ceaes fee the adeals iii med July 1st. Price and Piety car for +” WGSasiderable’ attention is.‘ bet RANGE OF CARLOT is 18 doubt of the result in those places, | as res Ee Vincente ce thie citation) etme. tmeauee.__<ooue mt oe. U airocted 4 0 mara “the ‘bond Sere Mi ee but there are thousands of voters|**patta thie 11th” gay of June, A. D. FOR RENT—Six room modern house, wi eee F performatics this year q ae ‘over the state who know none of us oy ae *) By esti rag ae fu re with laundry. Good sthe 2 ituatl fon in. this market. seems | u . marek, Ju: Personally and it is to them that I am Judge of the County shgurt: egy ‘call pp, be oncupied immed- sorte somewhat Bo ag Althor h 1, td No, 2 Be io. 1 dark northern 1 addressing this .tatement.” T._H. Thoresen, Atorney a Estate, all af ve. nd fe _nteadily “going” lower, bon Noi No: d amber durum : Cites Board Record Bismarck, N.D.__/"_ 6/14-31 "| FOR SALE=If you want to buy a real |? Site appreciated only moderately.” ‘Barley: No, McDonnell recited the record of the BIDS WANTED house at a first class bargain on tacks, sithough sided by bear selling Ne 2% state railroad board as one which} 112, schoot requesta bids for haul-| Gar Cag ree terms, see me.) ‘that still looks and performs like trates that its actions have ing coal to schools one, two and three, casts a the day it left the factory, $475.00. CHEVROLET LANDA! ased, the samisiscration ing, imps . 2 flax demonst rellecteg he ta en or Re if been wholly in the public interest. in bine by September ist 1091 SEDAN, 3] ere » With five ‘ al ow ING HOUSE STATEMENT isp his incumbency as railroad {oa0. “ids to be opened at office o' Baby Chicks heavily, and large numbers of ‘pivotal ort oe new tires and many oth- Serves tho right to reject any or all broke ts X fe bid: HUSKY CHICKS, standard bred, iat ty continued slump, in in commodity a i f Fo MRS. ARTHUR BJORHUS, | yeds,| atiracdve See ee ihe "stock ‘overproduction pe ts no re} cme ba davosite” (arte: ican epae Glen School District, Noo ei] English 3 100) seeeneen sour Snape” e 8 Chicago, mi i 1927 CHEVROLET SEDAN, motor bie’ ‘atte! jonits Coverage) $35,181,000 4 ad trend of tention te = Gavereee) ae Patt “Balas ties oS lye Gage! CORY TEER gverbauled, has very good, upol~ "iron we week ending today] 1774¢) borne ai young and an attractive Duco 2p Shen ser es a Sis. aie Tagsa 4 ee oe style ite! ie urThs annual meting of the Farmers| ACCREDITED CHTOKS; Teghoms 500, ue is LES scat nae Bee eiitigh, isacr una wmmrncns| 200: Racks, | Beds. Orplrigtons, satinge tite day $1,484,096,270. veer farmers $260,000 a year. Co. Of Buran. 3 Kf Se aie em oN | Wyandottes $10.00; Assorted $7.00 Bp an ea copa Other activities of the board, he pak eee, y,, Jum 27th, 1930. Mem-| the pepe: woken Stee. Rar said, include obtaining changes in souri Farms, Columbia, Mo. i ae ey con. je To higher nen opi oN oH watts Tuberculosis shipping rules to It farmers to| 6/21-23 KA FRoverreas, | REDS, B 5 ‘saticee “Arey | AN digit at i score) 32 iret (88-9) score) ship their grain mi conmruatlon epee oor reeg— ae 100 $7.50; Heavy Assorted $7. SP tht vente " wre aeM tas. otondy. abl stock yards by; Dance at Glen-Echo to-night. : ay, Fiisd iss thee orders trom the state | Good music. Public invited. ue. New York, June 21.—(AP)—Poultry, | 6¢0! dats Live du Hin Prices un-