The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 15, 1933, Page 7

HUNT BANDIT TRIO IN NORTH DAKOTA Men Who Robbed South Dakota Institution Were Last Seen Near Border ~ Aberdeen, 5. D., Dec. 15. — (%) — Search for the bandit trio which robbed the First State Bank of Wol- sey of $1,000 at noon Thursday was mtered in North Dakota Thursday night after the robbers released near “he North Dakota border the two women they abducted, The kidnaped women mptorists— Mrs, Frank Yoder, 71, and. Miss Lydia Roeber, 20, both of near Wessington— were given their freedom shortly be- tore 6 p. m., after the stole a car at Houghton and headed north- ward, presumably to North Dakota. The three robbers took possession «f the women's car shortly before 1 2. m,, and kept them as hostage near- 4y six hours while they drove from a noint near Wessington to Barnard, a town 18 miles north of Aberdeen. Although heavily armed, the rob- bers made no use of their guns in iheir dealings with the women and were described as being extremely Jovial during the 150-mile drive. They took a roundabout course, avoiding} oll towns and cities. All Were Young Men The bandits were all described as being about 35 years of age and of nedium size. The last car they stole was a 1933 Jour-door (Plymouth) sedan. Two of T= accompanying graph const!- tutes a vivid explanation of one reason why the prices for corn and hogs have been so low the last few years. The main reason {s the severe decline in the export demand for United States hog products since the 1919 peak. In 1910-14, European nations took the equivalent of nearly six million hogs. This was only » moderate ex- Port level, but the total United States hog production at that time was in good balance with the com- bined domestic and foreign demand. UNITED STATES EXPORTS OF HOG (Each hog represents 1,000,000 head.) Under the stimulus of the World War, foreign purchases of our hog products jumped to the equivalent of about seventeen milion hogs. But since the war, our exports have dropped back again to the equivalent of about four million hogs. This de- cline has been due toa rapid restora- tion of hog production in European countries since the war, particularly in Germany and Denmark, and more recently because of tariffs and of quotas which limit the quantity of imports. Meanwhile, hog production in the tly. the prod ucts no longer shipped abroad have become excess products on the home market and have driven down hog prices. Some adjustment to this changed demand must be made it hog prices are to be raised toa moro favorable level. The corn-hog pro- duction-control program, now being offered by the Agricultural Adjust- ment Administration, will help farm- ers bring about this necessary better balance. them rode in it while the third drove the women in their car to a point near Barnard and gave them directions to aet to Aberdeen. After that the women's chauffeur joined his two rompanions in the stolen machine and| of snow and dust. sheriff. V-8) sedan the bandits were forced to| abandon it near Wessington when they wrecked it in failing to negoti- | ate a turn. They stopped the women whose car t vent aWAY. i was @ (Franklin) coupe with a rumble hey went away, northward, in a cloud | seat, and continued the journey in it. ‘The kidnap victims notified author-|One man took the wheel and rode be- ities at Barnard and then came to ere eclbaapietae Lom fear ae we ‘ 7 . en rode in the rumble seat and cov- Aberdeen, where they reported to the ered themselves with blankets. ° i \Bismarck Circular ; z fern conveniences, payrolls and items. Will Be Distributed: ; A small circular carrying facts ‘about Bismarck, designed for distri-' Munday, 72, former La Salle street bution among prospective residents or | banker and broker, was sentenced to industrial concerns, has been printed ,One to 10 years in prison today for |by the association of commerce, ac- | CMmbezzling $1,100 from the state mill ‘cording to H. P, Goddard, secretary, | 22d elevator company of North Da- The circulars will be distributed | Kota, whose Chicago agent he was. EMBEZZLER SENTENCE! Originally using a dark blue (Ford | One man suffered a cut cheek among business houses in the city and | SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Turkeys, Geese and Ducks ¢ Pork Shoulder Roast, 8c Steaks, Sirloin and A Round, Ib, ...... Phone 216 Cut Rate Meat Market 612 Bdwy. | | | i | | | | a Months of Suffering | | Are Ended for Child | of suffering were ended Friday with the death of a Toronto baby whose mother had appealed to doctors to end Its life. Toronto, Dec. 15—Nine months Victim of hydracephalus, which caused its head to grow to three times normal size, the infant be- came unconscious early this week. Pressure on the brain paralyzed all the vital centers. . Dr. Luke Testy, surgeon, said it was “fortunate the parents are sensible about it; that the mother is bearing up well after the ter- rific and utterly unnecessary strain placed upon her by un in- humane, cruel law. erstition which seems to control government action in such condi- tions and cases will be overcome and the authorities will realize the needless agony and suffer- | ing which have been caused a | baby who did nothing wrong and | two parents who loved it.” i | “Perhaps now the senseless sup- HALF HAMS, bb. . Fancy Grain-Fed Beef Cuts ¥ POT ROAST, Fancy, Ib. ROUND STEAK, Tender, Ib. .. Fancy Geese, lb. . 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IGA Pure Vanilla or Lemon, 2 oz. bottle POWDERED SUGA COCOA, IGA, 1 lb. can.....15¢ EGA. STORES WOLFORD MAN DIES Alfred Ness, j treatment here since Nov. 7. NG NICE FOR YOUR Time to fill wp the Holidey Ceoky Jer with the family's fav- orite home-beked things! Meke them I. G. A. Advertising for Friday and Saturday, December 15th and 16th All Flavors, - Gelatine, IGA, all flavors, 2 IGA Baking and Milk, 14 Wb, cakes, 27¢ { each M 18K Fancy, 19¢ ] PUMPKIN 2 No. 2 cams .........205 18K Fancy, 23% PUMPKIN 2 No. 24%, cans .......... ; IGA, per pkg. . Plutty. ver pk. -. 200 tee... OB IGA Condensed, | W & N Seedless, 29¢ M A 4 Ib. pkg. .......0+ Haba W&NSeedless, 15¢ ™ RAISINS 2 Wb. pkg. .......0006 NARA Chicago, Dec. 15.—(#)—Charles B. 56-year-old Wolford ; May get them at the association office | man, died in a local hospital Friday in bh War Memorial building, | afternoon. He had been receiving ‘he sald. In addition to a map of the Bis- ——_—oo ‘marck ‘trade area, the circular The Royal Mint of Great ‘Britain cludes information about the Capital} makes coins for the whole of Europe, City, transportation facilities, power,| with the exception of Germany and | water, gas, coal, rural products, mod- | France. \ bh le result, Christmas buying is attain- | ing the largest proportions in the last | three years.” | Wholesale markets have kept pace Better Retail Trade Brightens Business TRE i with the demand, the Review said, | bad TE oll eldest) en | and distribution is being maintained | head ney of trade movements Was; nearly at the high levels attained rightened this week by the expan- | during the Thanksgiving season. The ston of retail sales, the moderate gains | report said increased schedules are in industry and a further rise in em-/ hccoming more numerous from in- pipyment, Dun and Bradstreet said! dustrial centers and a number of today in their weekly trade review. | plants are planning to open earlier santa eae os Peat ot a | than usual to work on spring orders, Heeb tee Sisal te) as ef Ge ral The International Society of Col- the last three months,” said the Re-| view, “with a complete reversal of! lectors of Lead Soldiers displayed the attitude assumed at this period| More than 10,000 such toys at their Paris convention. last_year. “General business trends not only are upward but the betterment is! 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SOAP "2.2" 7: CHIPSO FLAKES « ows CAMAY . s Seminole Tissue BED snow-White CottonSeft 4.000 Sheets for 25¢ “LUCKY STRIKE” 27¢ | Soap of Beoutitul Women @ 3 Ben 16C HE De CIGARETTES cx. $1.45 FRUIT and VEGETABLE SPECIALS Oranges, medium large, 2 doz. for Lettuce, large, solid heads, each ....... 9c Grapes, Emperors, 2 Ibs. for ..........19¢ Radishes, 3 bunches for ......... ve. 100 Celery, large crisp bunches, each ......13¢ Potatoes, per bushel ...79e Grapefruit, Florida seedless, 6 for .... .25c Butter, per Ib. ; ....19e We Deliver Phone Orders C.0. D. These prices effective at Red Ow! No. 2 on Broadway, Phone 740, and Red Owl No. 1 on Main Ave., Phone 469. Per Carton ZERR’ To | kee Mis ..... 200 DEPENDABLE QUALITY MEATS PHONE 333 400 MAIN SATURDAY SPECIALS mux rea =. LEG 0° VE. AL a a | 0) VEAL sae see Ue ROAST. We 9c | Stew, i ad ee 5c “ais; = Beef Pot Roast, Ib. ... 7c FAEN Short Ribs, Ib... 6c Round Steak, Ib. 12¢ BEE Fresh Ground Beef, Ib. 8c SPRING LAMB SHLDR. ROAST 12c—Lb.—12c WISCONSIN CREAM CHEESE 1%7e—Lb.—17c “Little” Pig PORK Pork Chops, Ib. ....1144e Shoulder Roast, Ib. ... 8c Fresh Side Pork, Ib. .. 9c FRESH MADE NONE BETTER Ring Bologna Bulk Mince Meat 10c—Lb.—10c 14c—Lb.—14c “ARMOUR’S” SUGAR CURED SMOKED HAMS Whole or Shank Half, Ib. 10c .. 12e ruits and Vegetables y “FRESH DRESSED” 3 to 6-Ib. avg. SPRING CHICKENS, Ib..... y For F VISIT H. L. BROWN Fresh Peas, per Ib... .20c pealy ee aes .19¢ ih Green Beans, 1 8c Radishes, 3 bunches 10 c ee es NO ee cs sccies sate etioray 10c}an7 er 25 fancy, per Ib. ......... MCh oo. e eee ee eee — ei ea Christmas Candy — Mixed Nuts Oranges — Apples — Bananas ORDERS DELIVERED FREE PHONE 332 NEW GROCERY Phone 928 208 Sixth St. We Deliver 18c 5c per peck Swansdown Cal ke Flour ....... 30e (cake pan free) Butter, per Ib. ....... Eggs, per dozen Grapefruit. large size Tomatoes, No. 2 cans, 3 for ....27¢ Mixed Nuts, 2 Ibs. ..29c | Hearts of Se Sas Wheat Cereal, Pancake Flour, 3%, Ib. bag 19¢ [| Per Pkg. ..15¢ Peas, Country Kist, 3 cans ... +29¢ RED OWL FOOD STORES fcoNnomy’ GROCER _¥ ALL PHONES 34 b 4 White Flyer SOAP, 6 bars ............ ARR GANS 23c MATCHES, 6 box carton Libby’s DILL PICKLES, No. 2 tin Patterson Seal SWEET POTATOES, No. 21; tin . IVORY SNOW, 3 pkgs. . BEANS, Great Northern, 4 Ibs. ....... Strictly Fresh Eggs, Fresh Oysters, Cucumbers, Fresh Haddock, Celery, Complete Assortment of Xmas Trees. Jollytime POPCORN, 2 cans for .... Creme Oil SOAP, per bar Pure GRAPE JAM, 2 Ib. jar ........ Minneopa WHEAT CEREAL, 28 oz. ...:. Minneopa PANCAKE FLOUR, 31, Ib. bag . Broken Sliced PINEAPPLE, No. 24, tin Minneopa 1000 ISLAND DRESSING, 2 8-oz. jars.... KK KKK : hi tern may complete the block. Alternating the effective. Sunflowers Yellow centers, orange and white petals, with leaves of green, make a most attractive showing in a quilt, The back- Fs iece given in with plain ones or using strips of color would be Accurate cutting pattern with fyll directions and ea timated yardage Sunflowers C718, 10c, or-any three patterns for 25c. 4 ee Allow a week to ten days for delivery. Clip and Aunt Martha, cate of The Bismarck