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SAY ULLMAN
HELD BACK
AZ Internatlenal News service

LOS ANGELES, March 24.-Ob.
iections to the first annual account
ing of the estate of the late Rudolph
Valentino, motion picture actor, were
on file in superior court here today.
The objections were brought by Al
berto Guglielmi, Valentines brother,
who requested the court for a fur.
ther accounting Of the actors estate,
which. according to the inventory
filed by Executor S. George Uull-
man, amounts to $2S7,46
Contending that Ullnlan had not
filed complete inventory. Gugli.
.elmi objected to SIS items on the
executors list and asked the court
to set aside an order allowing Ull-
mans claim of $4S,504.
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FRENCH DIVORCE FALLING

PARIS, March 24.-DivOrces In
France are on the wane, according
to statistics today. During 1927
approximately 1S,4SS divorces were
granted, decrease OF nearly SO per
cent since the end OF the war. Only
235 American couples were divorced
last year In France.
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Honeymoons Of Fish
Are Described By
Scientist
BY international New. ssrv,.,

LIE HAvRE, Seine Inferieure,
March 24.-Fishes have honey
moons as well as people, accord.
ing to Doctor Louis Roule, profess.
sor at the Natural History Mu.
scum in Paris. who gave an
amusing lecture here recently.
DR.. Roule showed that as soon
as spawning time comes. the cod,
funny, eel and shad all seek
warmer waters. The funny takes
his honeymoon trip to the coast
Of Tunis and Tripoli. while the
eel goes thousands of miles under
the water to the West Indies.
The shad, saltwater fish,
usually goes up the river with
his mate when warm weather
comes.
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.BUYIT
their own homes to-
day are not only max

ing wise investment,
but they are assuring them
selves Of the comforts and protection OF
home Of their own in their old age
Now-a-day the ease with which a home can
be purchased it is sheer folly to overlook the
opportunities that will make you a satisfied
home owner; then, too, you owe it to your
family to give them the protection that they
can only be assured of through home owner
ship.
With the coming of Spring, Washington real
estate is being placed on the market for early
sale and those who purchase homes at this
time are afforded the added joys of planting
flowers and shrubbery to suit their various
tastes. You know the things that you expect
of an ideal home, locate it today. Be assured
that it is the best investment for you to make.
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w AN T ED

ALL RENT PAYERS WHO WOULD LIKE TO OWN
THEIR OWN HOUSE AND WHO ARE NOW oIpps ArlN ~
APARTMENT. WHETHER YOU HAVE ANY CASH OF
TON. REsCRIPTlON OF HOUSE NUMRER or o RE9MS'
AND WE WILL SEND YOU LIST OF NEW. DESLs BIZ
HOMES OFFERED ON UNUSUALLY EASY TEnMS; Wy ~
CAN HAVE THIS LIST AND INSPECT TIttC HOUSES Al
YOUR OWN CONVENIENCE WITHOUT FEELING UNDEt
POSTAL WILL DO. ADDRESS BOX 1873, TIMES-tAEtALu
OFFICE
upo-duc hoDaesreddy TO move H.
and haze buin-tn GARAGES ...af.
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TIMELY TIPS
RenI Eatnfe for SIC

4 +
NOTICE TO BUILDERS We
have two desirable lots clear
81 remembrance. Small cash pay.
ment. balance taken as trust be-
hind building loan. Will finance
ard fol. complete information
consult the Real Estate Columns
i'm Classified.
Unfurnished Apartments
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Walking distance to downtown.
Two rooms. kitchen and bath.
Five rooms, kitchen and bath.
cheap. Elevator service. See
Classified for details.
Nash for Sale
NASH SEDAN. SpeciaIa IS, "
1925 blue, new Duc0 paint; good
tires, new top: perfect mechan.
icaI condition; slip covers, $49S.
This car has 1T" Consult the
Classified Used Car Ads for de-
tails.
Room and Board
10TH ST. N. W.-GifIs' Club,
attractive, large front rooms, ii
with private bath; south ex.
posture, excellent menus. See the
Rental Ads for details.
PeYsOn0ls
FASHIONABLE q essmaTxing
and remOdeIing. Reasonable. You
will want many new things for
the spring, and = especially for
Easter. See details regarding
this announcement in Classified
The nboUe sCdssfs and offers
are only feU Of the many
interesting prop0sitfOns JON
uiu find advertised in fodays
Times and Herald classified
aduertisine sections.
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You'll find IarEs asscrtmene g.
MONIES - furuished and unturnished -
listed for rent IN today's Times and
Herald classified rental columns.
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Rules GiDen to Test
Qualify Of Building

In day Of ready houses when nine out OF every
ten homes are bought it is sometimes worth while
to know lust what look for in the purchasing OF home
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Unfnrnished Apartments
Nah for Sale
Room and Board

10TH ST. N. W.-GifIs' Club,
attractive, large front rooms, i
with private bath; ] south ex.
p0sure. excellent menus. See the
Rental Ads for details.
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Every car on the street IL used ear
SOME 81 the best are offered for sale
through todAy's TimeD and herald clAssi.
fled ads.
Evening star., 1928-06-05
GERMAN BONDS AND STOCKS.

ky Special Leased wire 70 The Star.
Anew YORK, June s.
Evening star., 1928-06-05
TREASURY BONDS
GOODWIN SHARPLY
Readiustment to High Money
Conditions Has Depressing
Effect on Values.
By CHARLES F. SPEARE.

Especial Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, June 5.-The outstand-
ing feature in the bond market today
was the heavy decline in all of the
long-term United States Treasury is
sues, 1t is many months since they
have acted so badly and have expert
&nceo the losses that resulted from
heavy liquidation by banks in New
York and in the interior.
On the average the Treasury certifi-
Gates were Il to s lower for the day.
Compared with the high of the year
the 4i4s were off ga points. the As
over s points. the 39.S points, and
the SIS. which sold below l0l, were
down about az points. This repre-
SentS rea0juStment to the change in
money conditions that dealers i'll Gov
ernments believe to be sufficient for
the time being. 1t also discounts to g
large extent the emergency short-term
financing by the Treasury on per
cent basis.
All Glasses Descend.
All classes of high-grade corporation
bonds moved downward under the pres
sure of institutional selling and the
high rates for call money. Atchison
general IS, Union Pacific As. Northern
Pacific Is and Baltimore & Ohio is
touched new low levels for the move
ment. Frisco Is were off Ia points
and nearly points below the January
level. The 4i2s declined an additional
- point. ST. Louis Southwestern Ter
minal SIS were off 1i2 points, Rock Is.
land 4l5s nearly point. ST. PAU golo
SIS u, Erie refunding SIS II and the
speculative rails u TO "a.
The selling affected the per cent
public utilities which have ruled around
par. Columbia Gas and Electric deoen-
lures, after holding consistently around
1o1 during the recent reaction. TO-DAY
dropped to 100. Philadelphia Co. 5s
broke "a, and the New Orleans Public
Service SIS half TO a full point The
market for the new AZ per cent and
per cent issues in the outside market
has been badly demoralized in the last
few days. This is also true OF most OF
the new industrial bonds.
fractions Are Unloaded.
Speculative holdings of the local
fractions were unloaded along with
others The Interborough 5s were OF
Ia points New York State Railway
AIS, which had a spectacular rise last
week to so. were back 10 about the
starting point of so. Dodge 6s were
point lower and 6 points under last
weeks highest Anaconda Copper rs
declined over 2 points early and then
rallied
In spite Of the high return on most
of the foreign issues they could not
ignore the general price tendency. Most
OF them were fractionally lower. The
market is In an unfortunate position
for all Of the new German and Japa-
nese offerings that are coming into it.
There is, however, q very good. demand
~ <@~TA~ - xx-{f1 1ov.r
advance subscription for the Toxic
Electric IS at 90J1.
One OF the new issues today was
5000, 900 International Securities Cor
poratton per cent debentures at 94ss.
Earlier offerings by this company were
made last June and last December at
e5h4 and 9534, respectively.
Evening star., 1928-06-05
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, June 5 Lq).-Flour ir-
Spring patents. 775a3.25; sol;
Winter straights, 7.75a8.25; hard Winter
7.4Ga800. Rye steady; No. z
Western, 1.433s f. o. b. New York, ano
1417s elf. export Pork irregular; mess.
5000; family, 3450. Lard easier; Middle
West, 12.15a12.25. Other articles un-
changed
Evening star., 1928-06-05
WOOL QUOTATIONS.

BOSTON. June (SpeciaD Bids {
SIC for three-eighths blood Ohio fleec
have been rejected by dealers, W.
were asking 53c, grease basis, for th
grade today in the Boston wool ma
ket. Business in Ohio quarter bloc
6eeces was rather spotty at prevailii.
prices. Fine territory was quoted {
1.18a1.20. clean basis; French combir
at 110a112, half blood at 1.12a11.
three-eighrhs blood at 105a103 ar
fleeces were quoted at 49a50, grea'
basis: half blood at 5la52. three-eightl
blood at 56a58 and quarter blood at 5
Evening star., 1928-06-05
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
furnished by w. u. Hihbs g. Coz
Nominal gold Selling checks

NE YORK. June CA). Foreign
exchanges easy: quotations (in centsl;
Great Britain. demand, 4B734: cables.
488 5-32: 60-day bills on banks. 484ia:
France, demand, 500, cables, 393l4.
Italy, demand. 526i2, cables b2634.
Demand Belgium, 1895, Germany,
2386ha. Holland. 40.33; Norway, 2d.78,
Sweden, 1852; Denmark. 26,82 Swift
zerland, iO.27l4 Spain, 1869. Greece,
1870, Poland. ll.2b Czechoslovakia,
2.D6A. Jugoslavia. l.76; Austria, i408;
Rumania 8la4; Argentine, 42.70. Bra
I'll. 1909. Toxic, 4675; Shanghai. 06.7b;
Montreal. 998l "a.
Evening star., 1928-06-05

A woman may be outSpoksn but
never out-taiked. sI-sisssL ,4.~4s... !"
Evening star., 1928-06-05
AGAIN HEADS EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE, June (SpeciaI) -
Harry Fahnestock was reelected presi-
dent Of the Baltimore Stock Exchange
for the eleventh consecutive term. Five
were also elected. They are z. McC
Fisher, Alexander C. Nelson, A. Rosen-
burg. James C. Fenhagen and S. VII
son, jr.
Evening star., 1928-06-05
PRICES ON PARIS B0URsE.

PARIS, June 5 C9o).-Prices were firm
on the Bourse today. Three per cent
rentes, 70 francs rs centimes; ) per cen;
loan, 90 francs go centimes. Exchangc
on London. 124 francs 1872 centimes
The dollar was quoted at Is francs A
centimes.
Evening star., 1928-06-05
BOND ISSUE EXPECTED.

BALTIMORE, June 5 (SpeciaD -
The City Of Baltimore is expected TO
enter the capital market soon for a
loan Of SIC. .000. 900 to si3 5000, 900. Bids
may be called for this month, ii is
said The market for municipal bonds
has been rather quiet for several weeks,
and some houses which desire TO tighten
accounts have found 1t necessary 70
make concessions.
Evening star., 1928-06-05
CURB STANDS TEST
OF EARLY SELLING
Supporting Orders Make Ap-
pearance After Liquidation
Period Today.
BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, June 5.-The Curb
Market today had to face the severe
test of standing up under develop
ments in the outside situation which
ordinarily would have resulted In a
flood of liquidation. There was the new
peak record for brokers' loans, the
tightening of credit available for specu-
lative purposes and the warning issued
by the Federal Reserve Board against
excessive speculation.
The selling movement which became
pronounced in the late dealings yester-
day. continued at the opening and
brought about sharp losses in num-
ber of volatile industrials. Toward the
end of the first hour. however, support
ing orders made their appearance, and
good part of the early declines were
retraced In special instances prices
even worked above where they had left
off yesterday.
Come Back Readily.
Electric Bond & Share securities,
which had been one of the prime IA
vorites among utilities, reached l0538,
as against yesterdays closing of 1104,
but later rallied back over half the
ground lost. United Gas 81 Improve
ment after reacting almost 2 points,
came back readily when recovery set in.
High-priced specialties were featured
by drop of Is points in Tubize Artificial
Silk shares. but because of the extent
of the rise in the prolonged campaign for
higher prices the decline was not con-
sidered significant. Safe-T-Stat, after
adding 2l2 points to its decline OF GA
points Monday, regained more than the
ground lost in the first hour. Niles-Be-
ment-Pond, crossing II. gained more
than points, rejecting the highly ia
vorable outlook for its subsidiary, the
Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Co.
Shares of amusement companies were
we'll taken, notable Fox Theaters, class
"A" and Warner Brothers Pictures.
Those back of the buying in Colum-
bia Graphophone steadfastly supported
their speciality and at 73 1t was point
higher on the day.
Oils Not So Much Affected.
High-grade Standard OIL shares were
not so much affected by the wave OF
selling as were most other groups and
did little when rallying tendencies set
I'm. Newmont Mining moved over the
widest range in its group, dropping al
most points. only to recover most of
the lost ground later.
General Public Service sold off frac-
tionally following announcement that
a special meeting of stockholders had
been called to vote on an increase in
the preferred to 175.000 shares from
$4,000. Sale of an additional issue of
S5 600 600 gold debentllres is expected
in the near future.
Evening star., 1928-06-05
TAKES GROUP POLICY.

NEW YORK, June 5 L40.-CoIorad~
Fuel & Iron Co. Denver, has adopted
group life insurance for more than
1000 employees in properties stretch
ing from Wyoming to the Mexican
border. involving $20,000.000. TIL
Equitable Life Assurance Society wi
underWrite il.
Evening star., 1928-06-05
NEW HAVEN OUTLOOK.

NEW YORK, June 5 4).-Directorr
of the New York, New Haven 81 Hart
ford Railroad are expected to considet
the next dividend on the common In
the Fall, much depending. it Is said, o.
how earnings shape up in that time.
Evening star., 1928-06-05
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct The Star Office

Following is list of stocks and
bonds traded in on the New York Curb
Market today:
Evening star., 1928-06-05
Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE. June Especially -
Live poultry-Spring chickens, pound.
43a45; small. 35a4o; Leghorns, 28a37;
old hens, 22a27: poor and thin, 18a20:
old roosters, l4a17; ducks, 27a30: poor
and thin, 22a23: old ducks, 15a20;
guinea fowl. each, 40: pigeons, pair,
30a35.
Eggs-Receipts, 1910 cases; first in
free cases. dozen. 29Aa2912 current
receipts. dozen, 25a2Sl2.
Butter-Good TO fancy creamery.
pound. 43L a46; prints, 46a48: blocks,
45a47: ladies, 36a38; store packed, 81: {:
process butter, 40a4l.
Hay and Grain Prices.
Wheat-No 2 red Winter, domestic,
1859; No. red Winter, garlicky. do
Corn-No. 2 yellow. domestic. 1.2oa
i.2i: No. 2 contract, export. ll414;
corn on cob, new, 600, nominal, per
barrel.
Oats-No. 2 white domestic. 77a78;
No 3, 7sa77.
Rye--Nearby, 1.25a1 80.
Hay-Receipts. 80 tons. Hay is ar
irving here in ample quantity, but the
demand for local hay Is very limited,
and not enough actual business is pass
ing TO establish quotations on the va
rious kinds Of grades. Range of prices
is about l4.00a16.00 per ton for good
hay in timothy and clover mixed.
Straw--No. wheat, l3.00al4.00 per
ton; No. 2, 13.00al4.00: No. / oat, 1900
al4.00
Country Produce.
Potatoes. white, 100 pounds, GOAL rs;
new potatoes, barrel, 200a3.50; aspara-
gus, dozen, l0oa3.00; beans, bushel,
l.25a2.25: beets, 100, l.50a3.50; cabbage,
hamper, 50a75, carrots, 100. 3.0oa400
celery, crate. 250a450: corn, crate, 1.5o
a300: eggplants. crate, 2.00a3 so: kale.
bushel, 35a40; lettuce, bushel, 50a75;
peas, bushel. 100al.50; peppers. crate.
2.00a4 00 radishes. 100. 150a2.50; rhu-
barb, 100, 1.00a3,00; Spring onions, 100
alas: spinach. bushel, 20a60: squash,
basket, i50a2 90; tomatoes, crate, l.0oa
$50.
Apples, bushel. 1.50a3 IS; barrel. 3.00a
800: cantaloupes, crate, l.25a4.00
grapefruit, box, 3.00a5 90. oranges, box,
6.00a9 90: strawberries. quart, 6al2.
Evening star., 1928-06-05
COTTON GOODS QUIET.

NEW YORK, June 5 (SpeciaD -
Cotton goods markets were quiet aga.
.oday. Print cloths were quoted III
changed at TIC for 64x60s and g.
FOR 68X72s. Raw silks were unchange
IN moderately active market.
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ensee Of felony, gross misdemeanor
or miSdemeanOr; proven perjury in
application for license; fraud or de-
ception in the sale of goods, wares
or merchandise.
Section IL. This ordinance shall
not be held to include the licensing OF
sales conducted pursuant to statue
by order of any court, or any person
conducting bona fide auction sale,
nor of persons selling personal prop
erty at wholesale to retail dealers, nor
acts of local merchants or I4Ieir en-
ployees in delivering goods in the
regular course of business, nor news
boys, nor milkmen nor any farmer
or truck gardener selling or offering
the products of the farm or garden
occupied and cultivated by him, nor
to persons residing in the City OF Ely
when peddling products of their own
skill or labor.
Section IL. Any person, firm, or
corporation who shall be convicted
of violating any provision Oh 1880
ordinance shall be deemed guilty OF a
miSdemeanor and shall be punished
by fine of not more than $780,,
or by imprisonment for term not
exceeding three months.
Section Is. If any part or parts OF
this ordinance shall be held to be in
valid, such invalidity shall not af-
feet the remaining PARTS hereof.
Section IA. That Ordinance No. 80
approved November 4th, 1925 and
Ordinance No. 20 approved April 9th.
1918 are hereby repealed.
Section is. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force ten days
from and after its passage and pub
lication
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; OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
/ TOWN. Of M0RSt /:

March ~, 1870
The Town Board met in regular
session with Supervisors Mclaughlin,
Starkman and Riikola present.
The minutes of the Annual Town
meeting read and Approved
Motion made and seconded that
Elmo Starkman act rs Chairman TOR
the coming year. Carried
The following officers Qua,itied for
their respective .off"es. Riikola, Bon
nier, Saari and Hill.
Motion made and seconded that
the First State Bank and First Ma
tional Bank of Ely be designated as
depositores for Town moneys. Car
ried.
Motion made and seconded that DR..
H. N. Sutherland be appointed health
officer for coming year. Carried.
Motion made and seconded that
Town Meetings be held on first and
third Tuesdays OF EACH month. Car
ried.
Motion made and seconded that
John Riikola, Jr., be appointed Fire
Warden for coming year. Carried.
Motion made and seconded that
Olaf Poksyla be appointed Road
Overseer for western end of Town
ship. Carried.
Motion made and seconded that
Matt Kangas be appointed Road
Overseer for eastern end of Town
ship. Carried.
Notion made and seconded that
Road OverSeers shall not use their
own trucks or teams on Township
work. Carried.
Motion made and seconded that the
rate of pay for Township work snail
be as follows:
Light Truck, $1,000 per hour day
Heavy truck, $500 per hour day.
Team and man, $50 per 9 hour
day.
Single horse and man, s6O5 per 9
hour day.
Man, $4.05 per hour day.
Road Overseer, $40 per hour day.
The dog question was discussed and
matter referred to Chairman
There being no further business a
motion was made and seconded to
adjourn. Carried.
A. j. BONNER, Clerk.
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Notice for Bids

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
sealed proposals will be received by
the Board OF Education of Independ-
ent School District No. II, Ely, Min
nesota, up to eight o'clock P. M,
March 9th, 1923, for one five pas
senger, light weight model enclosed
automobile complete with front and
rear bumpers, spare tire and carrier,
chains, moto-meter, heater, rear Wis
ion mirror and windshield wiper, de-
hvered F. o. B. Ely, Minnesota.
Alternative bids will be received on
above equipment with exchange al
lowance on Nash Coach Model No. 40
1922.
All proposals to include the paint
my and lettering of the name Of the
school district on the body Of the car,
as directed by the superintendent OF
Schools.
Each bidder will be required to spec
lily and guarantee delivery date, and
must submit complete specifications
covering the equipment he proposes
to furnish.
All bids must be accompanied by
certified check equal to ten per cent
OF the amount bid and made payable
to Kenneth Duncan, Treasurer.
The Board of Education reserves
the right to reject any or al bids.
All bids should be in sealed envel-
opes and addressed to j. E. Thompson,
Secretary, Ely, Minnesota, and marked
bid on Automobile"
j. E. THOMPSON, Secretary.
3-16 1923
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PROPOSED
ORDINANCE
No. 81.

AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE
Transient MERC CHI ANT s,
HAWK ERS AND PEDDL E r s
AND FIXING A LICENSE THERE
FOR, AND PROVIDING A PEN
Atty FOR VIOLATION THERE
OF, AND REPEATING ORDI-
NANCE NO. 30 APPROVED NOV
EMBER 4th, 1926 AND ORDI
NANCE NO 20 APPROVED APRIL
18th, 1913.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ELY DO ORDAIN:
Section /. The following terms
are hereby defined as used in this
ordinance.
Transient merchant: Any person,
nrm, or corporation who is engaged
In selling any goods, wares and mer-
chandise, either as principal or agent,
from stationery location in build
Ing or upon a vacant lot or from
railroad car, which he occupies as a
tenant at WILL or under. lease for a
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Nowhere Else Such Feature

AT the right is listed a group
of advancements in design
which never before have
been combined in any low
priced six! Some of them
such as the G-M-R cylinder
head and the cross-fow radi-
ator-rank as master strokes
of engineering. Yet these are
only the nep features that
have been added to the basic
design which enabled the
Pontiac Six to make automo-
bile history in the past two
years!
You still get the largest en-
CINE used in any low-priced
six. You still get an oiling
system which forces $50 gal
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Oakland AlLAmerican Sir, $IO4S to
$I265. All prices at factory. Delivered
prices include minimum handling charges.
Eas, 90 bay on the General Motors Time
Payment Plass-