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Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-22
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell OF
Imperial Valley for this Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO

P. L. Sherman, Jr., chemical en-
gineer of the New Liverpool Salt
works, and other large concerns, is
in the valley on confidential bus
mess.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-22

Issued Daily, Except
Sundays. Entered at the
Post office, Ell Centre,
Calf, as Second Glass
Matter.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-22

ing to tell you about Uncle Wig.
gily's Christmas lights.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-22
TEN YEARS AGO
December % IQ2O

Mr.. and Mrs. John Ohmstede of
Guide Rock. Nebraska. are spending
several weeks with their son, Otto
Ohmstede Of this city.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-22

DR.. and Mrs. c. j. Ridley and lit
tie son, Tom, OF Escondido, are ex-
pected to arrive Friday for a visit
with Mrs. Ridley's parents, DR.. and
Mrs. J. F. Foncannon, and other
relatives.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-09
DRESSER LEWIS
 CHOICE FOR HONOR
Nobel Prize Winner Says He
 Doesn't Look Part

Gothcnburg, Sweden, Dec, tP>- Theodore Dreisor and 11ugene O'Neill were held up to the Nobel prize committee today by Sinclair Lewis. American novelist and win urr of the 1880 prize. for literature, as deserving young American liIeraU,
 Mir. Lewis arrived here Nlt)t Mrs. Lewis, tno former Dorothy Thomp- son. newspaper writer. er route 10 Stockholm where he will he award rd tbr prize, uhtrr has cash equivalent or about 5t&.Gon.
 une Of uEuy int"r1rrwers who mt un1 asked 10 whom the prize should have gone if if had not been awarded to him, Lewis answered promptly;
 "Thcodore Dreiser anj next to hrn Eugene O'Neill." H. was ask ed the same question regarding can didates outside the United States and named Benedetto Croce and Gabrielle p'Annunzio of Italy, James Joyce Of Ireland, and H. G. Wells, John Galsworthy and Arnold Ben nett Of England.
 Lewis said he hardly believed he had qualified, since the winner should have d long beard and look old and ro poctubl.. Mr. Lewis has rcd hair and q flord complexion,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-09
ENGLISH PASTOR
 JOINS SEMINARY
Rev. Herbert H. Farmer to Teach Systematic Theology

Hartford. Dec. CFi-Rey, Her bert H. Farmer ot London, Eng, minister at St. Augustine's church, N.w N Barnet, England, has accepted th. chair Of systematic theology of Nno Hartford Thoologieab Seminary. .rrordiHG 10 an announcement made today hv rr@sidonr R. W. Bars'ow. Nov. Mir Farmer succeeds in this chmr William Douglas Mackenzie, frosldnrt rmortus
 Ery. Mr. Farmer hecaIHo a scholar oE P,tar0olso college in cambridge nnlvor+ity jn 'atf, Whro h" "as q r,uow student Of Professor C. H. (. rtatC:r~gor who joined the seminary s.csD'y Iu l9-@. In l914 he was =ra,l9atad in tEe first class in philo- sogav trlHos In 1t1> ho was grad va1.d trom Westminster college and fer rhr,o years folloni ing acted as z5.r,#ry or tho board Of studies there,
 I.ar.y u No4mb-r Ie delivered d -yrlae ot #5drr-svs at tho Hartford S.a0n.ay fouuagWon aS the 'ar"" l..unr tor 3aSo II is tho author or rao books. "rHu@s Nof Seon'' ari "'rjr. I.>p,rt-ne4 0 God,' "hi"h nsr, received in'snationa attention.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-09
INJUNCTION HALTS
 DIVORCE ACTION
Radio Inventors Vile Opposes Husbands Fight for Freedom

I-rsag GHy. N J.. irr a lQt - 3Yusessor Lows \. Insz"ltiue 4o in1-r-or or r95.o a.turs. wg- rn- rar a t.mporarv injunction today -r -'~4-.f0- hum .r"w proseg#gu- 4 #eprea -.soa o.@an in Reno. N-..
 ~"- -..w..e ord.r, tawd 'y }.go C4n,.vr IeIoM vas -vaut -5 OF ii. .4a~fo| ot t0. w5fp Mrs. IwWur. tI51.I'ru. H<to de- s.ar,5 tr-r mr @e-jau1 had ro u4u-e for 4sor.- ard IS moi tn .ac' g. r,.~.d.nt o: N.sa.3l.
 IIaz@ltiur charged -Atrem. cruI- ty in his tJ1orc- petition.
 Letters acconr rpauyIng Mrs 1Iaz et1u='s application for rIpa inWnc- ion indicated rha. her husband was seeking dttoere because rh.-e are no rHIdr-u.
 .'A- litter written ls tle mssn- tor to his utra a~h.a@ .ao his free tos9 said, "Foa hrow [ rasa long .4 eor children Of lay o~a 2 nome a -ar3 n.'
 trotl-r Ntt.r. Wr.t-- ts H4z4 .ne's mother 10 .ts v5rs. asked Mrs. Haael-iue to cgr@ert 10 a di- 7orca. saying "You fa-+ 'He -oldel ky vh5eh unloc1s Inc doors Q. hap rmess"
New Britain herald., 1930-12-09

pertaining 10 Jewish life. Tho two advisors will award q prize to the winning contestant.
 The basketball team representing the local chapter is entered in the district tournament, the winner competing in the semi-t finals at Chester, Pa, for the right 10 rep resent the Eastern states at St. Louis for the national A, z. A. cham pionship. Manager Finkelstein is arranging games with Bristol. Hartford. Meriden, Springfield. Wor- coster and New Haven chapters, Nate Lipman. Milt Berkowitz. Art Goldman. Jack Wrinkle, Bill Diner. George Shinansky and Major" Fin kelstein form the local combination.
 Local members are planning to attend the district convention at Springfield, Mass. on Christmas day. December 25.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-09

term in the workhouse. She ex- hibited cancelled checks and vouch~ CTS in partial proof of her state ments. The name of the accused men were not revealed.
 Policy gambling is the most pop ular game among Harlem Negroes. it is a lottery based on daily clear ing house figures and the winners lre paid $40 to l. tickets selling fol as low as one cent. Ii has been estimated that the proceeds amour. to more than g. 2,ton,H0 q year.
 Magistrate Francis X. MCQuadc was scheduled to be the first witness at today's open hearing. He will be questioned concerning his con- duct on the bench, officials said. and lis treasurership of the New York Giants, from which he was busted two years ago and which he is suing to regain.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-09
HEW YORK LOSES TWO
 PROSPECTIVE CITIZENS
pui"c Block Another Drift of Pop uat,on Toward Nc;ruE0ii- By
 IIM in- EunaN&H~,

&.N Tor.. la.. " tPg -TAe polio 0oc.-I anorr.r 4wff of population .g.md in, n't~gpoIs ,aaly today wu,u tts -lt.,r-d 3u two toHrtt.n aar old eos- ho had ,ld Of life u 9r-#J', c1'jo7.
 .9oarI Watson. oe Saratoga S.rr-s. .a@ prn.d ur a' +I'h -.r.-r .nl t-tl >ttuu. --tir-l, lu0- -rr a.d p, mus~- H. said t@ 'rt bon, sunday af.-r g qarr.L with Nt- tatH.a aud had DHet-hi6rd n,r, ju,aIH- Q vt-n hi~ une!~, L,o nun. or J~r-.s en-
 WtHam Eou- ecM of AluWF. e>as found l&o Hlochs a,.a} iii the ~.la low sprrs H. and \orm40 1a-oL at-o o' ttwy- ral1" h'r" r.=er1tt. h. -a4 hu' lost tarA o,r.r or a H-.r-o,u= tpw Tho Yaz,I Dos ua= lo' Ieou fouad
 Tr. r.r+"a2s "e", ter'e4 o''r 10 ta. rmrIreua SoeEes md eil@ir .aMHo~ roE''-I
New Britain herald., 1930-12-09
Death ny Stair Fall
 Believed Accidental

The p03 -@ 0e,s- I-5IJ0u W I1rH IS I-Jng conducted by Ssr4,.aut U'Mara into the d-5th Of Ju.ius Eomla t" which rr~ufeI +rom fall do"n fleht Of -t4us .t a@ G-ot' s.rc1 Sunday afternoon @ltc no' com ltoHAd is -aH ro indicate his fat. VAS aoc,Ielt8I
 Persons eirF nrom rre s~rgc90' has tatlsrd and ai of @no-- ".r. ~tu Eonar ma.l mz- tre or. his fatl told tne rp story Of tov he had Ioen et~Hn- trnnd- .r tEr" buidWz AHo,f o.loe. .e rN tna thw3 floor tor m-rt and s'n~- yd down ii. z.Dre. Aftrr ha t1d safely nlgct7iod the first fEaht persons in thr house heard a crash An investigation disclosed fho crumplpd body Of Roman ii the foot Of the stairs,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-09
MARSHALL CHAPTER
 OFFICERS ELEC7ED
1. H. CherDoiI Elected AIeph
 G3d1l--Inst2IIltiOn Dec. 21

La~i~ F Cheruoff WAS elected tIoph Godol of Louis B Marshall chapter of A. 7. <. "l a meeting of t-o presentation last rv. ming in the roumu0ty rooms or N.st Main s.r~"t, H. *HrcredF Nythau Iipman as head O. tb" locai crdvr Of the national ofEart@ton Tine 4, Z, A. IS the junior order of the B'nai Rrti.
 I'll, follovJng officers W.r, Dlrct- ,d to -orye ~Irh Nr. Chernoff: alorh Saaa. ricc-pr~,idont. William l.. l-mk"lst,in; Aloph Gjsbor, treas- ur.r. Herbert Grt>lnger: AIeph Naszhir secrs 'arN. Morton IIscn- horg. Al-ph SHorar~ Godol, inner guard, Goorgr Su,uansk>: Aloph :> e.. .rr kotcHo. or"'r guard. Sidney Norovj'a AhFl Saotar". puhlici'y, HJ-on c,. E, ,r<ovlrz; and Ahph Nob.n Goa,L chaplain, Arthur CoI4man
 FEr pew officers will ho installed br AIeph Godol Nathan Liprn4n al IA. X /. \ lay orlo branon in the U4r~lf f'Wel Sun4"N "t'uOg, l'"- r-1ahsr @t. Tue co1uI.tf,r in charge o' ten r.hhrv'jon ~As"6 Is under tno Il: ars~ cf tlr E'nai Firth las uapp.d out pro@ralE, Iurmding m a1d~ H< I;abtt Alexander Lyons cf Nv York. on Of the fore iro"t orators in tho country E"- rrns sr1m ais NIU ba servsd and the TJnlIr 1z invited to attend.
 TIudly l1lnhr1sun cao Of th' ad- ii orx io tN" }c@l chapter. spoke 'o tNy m'mhrrs Of th" Bnaj B'rjth HHrI Foundation gt 'he various col f.~.a and tho aEer:-' program out Un-d af Cornell which ts part ot the work of auo'hor branch Of thc or 2Juiza1io
 An e~sev rou'c-t ~NInh + oIen ID aty member Of LHHs F. Marshall pUapf.r. sponsored hf >ln. lnkel- Nefn and Ir 'harIes T. Srhec'olan. t0c other hlsor, "iU romweure -horlv. Although the rules of the con1"r hav. not yet been anuounrtd, Inc essay must deal with matters
New Britain herald., 1930-12-09
GAMBLERS 'QUEEN
 ACCUSES OFFICERS
Says She Paid Graft But Was
 Double Crossed

New York. Dec (P) - Charge s that the police squeezed graft from 2 Harlem gambling ring in return for "protection' extended the scope ot the vice inquiry today.
 Mmc. Stephane St. Clair. called the 'queen" Of the ring, told th" thief investigators office that she had paid $71po 10 police lieuten- ant and detectives of the sixth di- vision over Il period of five years.
 In spite of that, she said, she Was "double ,rossed' and was convicted of operating game, serving q long
New Britain herald., 1930-12-09
REPLY EXPECTED
 IN RAIL PROJECT
Congress On Rivers and Harb0rS
 Assembled in Capital

Washington, Dec. 9 tP}-A reply 10 railroad opposition 10 federal aid for inland waterways was looked for at the national rivers and harbors annual convention,
 While the subject was not cx- pected 10 come up immediately, spokesmcn for both sides had places on the program. and delegates in formally expressed vigorous protest against any interference with the waterways program.
 Acceptance of the railroads posi-
New Britain herald., 1930-12-09

tion, they said, would mean nullifi- cation of the fight for waterways over the last quarter century.
 Some expression also was expect cd on proposals for speeding up governmental expenditures on riv- CTS and harbors projects as an em- ployment measure.
 Pride in the American merchant marine was expressed by Chairman T. V. O'Connor of the Shipping Board one of the speakers on to- days program. who said it no long CT has any apologies to make to
New Britain herald., 1930-12-09
POLISH IMMIGRANT
 SEEKS BENEFACTO
Canadian PT0SpeCt0l Has For
 tune to Share With Her

Montreal Dt-. @ .P-WuN Jan Stanishey~ky tawt 10 Canada from Poland n wars l-o. @"e,u and pcnuiIr~s. Jar,f~1t h,tennItd mm
 Jan went luo rHr uor''3 woods, first as lumha~ He-. fteu as q prospertor or A'< .Ht~eg9. nt trips ro the city n. m4d. ''- NAN to rhe bosrlrre fov-. .on3a,.l iy Jmel- ska Ii.r.s,r r.ou.f.a Io hHrr her taS- n-.r. a.t.r .otar,l 10 asc.r- taUr tH .uu- tf~ss. .u-- found r 1u .o, I... u0 ,rH stn.-'- a- ur foer5 tr- 4.F a.oa -a tna Noods
 or-rr- uaz.a P ,rtH tur Iau. rb. r-o-n, .tor ro a -.r rfam fr sold Y .o- s-5.wu H. bumfed 10 Mon trrsi r7 jay hIs fortune at tEr t.,E 1T: his as-a.afor
 b4t r..lr la hat nysn -4.y ia ra. r,0o5+ Wr4gNIue crews had torn 5o0n d hug s,elon where Jaael- ska l1ed.
 4 d@+.cttve aEenoy is tr.va- To To- tate her u Montrea! vh.p. jan las Eo1a 10 s+ak her 'n Buffalo on q vague r-mCr sae Na~ 7roltI ra,rc.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-09
RailV ay Train Safest
 Place in United States

Chicago, Dec, 2 lFY - A rail- way train, in the opinion Of Charles l.. Hill, general safety agont ot the New York Central railroad IS the safest place d per son can he in the United States.
 Speaking before the safety sec
 ton or the American Railway as socjarioa yesterday, Hill said the number or deaths to passengers had decreased from 25o in 1918 10 l1# m t@-g and that x ot last ycar's fatalities were rom causes oysr which the roads had no control. He added that the railroads last year carried meal Iv nine hjndred million passcn- -srs. or seven and a half times thc population or the eountry,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-09
BERLIN NEWS
tContinued From Page Seven)

IS said to call for q new type of lamp recently developed. These will be placed 250 feet apart along the highway, and it is believed that they will throw such flood Of light upon the road that only dinners on the automobiles will he necessary. No glare is created despite the bright ness of the new lamps it is claimed. as the lights are particularly de- signed to prevent this,
 No Basketball Game
 The kcnsineton Boys club bas- hetbaH team. which was entered tl the Intermediate County Y. NJ, (. X. l-ague. has not yct been organiz- ai and will pass Up this week $ same. Tl. team was scheduled to rrrr Addison two weeks aso and tho NoH Britain First Bapusfs. but played neither game, @nad Rev. X. L. nodd, who is In charge Of the club lu-tiHiIi,s, said today that ii would te unable to meet Mapping as scheduled this week.
 East Berlin Items
 The Knights Of Pythias will meet this evening al $ o'clock al Com munity hall.
 \ pancake and sausage supper will be held tomorrow evening from t to 2 o'clock at the Community ban quat hall. The supper is being given by Dominic Ramy, collaborat- ing with the advertising divisions Of several wholesale grocery firms. The proceeds are 10 he turned over 10 the Sacred Heart church. The wom- en Of the parish will assist With th" syrying, uId fashioned and mod"r9 uancing will he enjoyed.
 Th, Thursday evening forum will bo held at th. Methodist church or Thursday evening at 1;%e o'clock.
 Victor HeIden IS a0l" to be ahou again after several Jays confinement 10 his noue duu 10 illness,
 The Junior HrEh l@a-Uo will hOtI q yon,a-saI Of their Christmas pag- cant tbls evening at 7.@o o'clock.
 Tnc l-ito and Iruo corps will hold is usual weekly rehearsal Thursday evening at 7.39 o'clock at Com muutty lalL
 The 4nuai play to h, pr, s'nt'd bN tlo Midal,tonu roljrgo club will be ai1,n m NI45}ooau toluorro" c}r- uius. Allou4 tno" attending from farr nIiI be fGt Misses Ntuijrrd and %iuheJ Barr-s. Mi.s Edith Nor,nrop Ind Miss Tho BgncF.
 An oEo,t will in, made 10 s'or ra. promjscuons cutting of 'f'r- green trees this rhustmas "jthom permission of the osHers ot tho land T,yerv vear nl0'0r4els stop hy tf@ HIrlWa1 and proceed to trespass oH nrop4rtv. cutting toun e%yrereena tsi,hou. asking permission Of anyonf rfyr., lS d heavy tine for 'hls nus 4cmsuuor.
 ArotHtr Nh-t end sorlaI will be 1..ld ar thr S4rr,~ Heart church r->t MouGay ,t,un= at o.riocH -f#u.r,. wa- a }arar attendance al la+t nights par5.
 1au Book rruN sill 1oL a re.don o5 -.. forsT.r nrsmherH a' tue nome o7 Mrs. ISaGsjle Hagen rEiS t<'hmg, unr pro@ram will start "'l1 s'pwr 70 H. ear,~d Al o'clock. T0, Book auo discontinued is l'gu54r m'"'- lr-s Ia-f so.r a5-rr W"r. than a e. .',r ~nt.ry og activity.
 Tn. pm eaaa au4 sa0S""' supper in Nr h.lI WrGu}daE cNtUiug at lhe r-tuunty ball in i@st Berlin nm dor the ar-ruo~ of rAo Sacr'd Heat' church., "5D h" -"rF'd irotH " 70 N.&a o'rlo.s followed bE m 'n'"f- t3nm,nt ard dan4n@. iowo'7rh Gmrv is uhatruan of t." 0ontriji"' in charge and Mrs. John Fronh and vomen oc ,hc parrish "jji a-slS' Hnh The rroro~ls will be u-.d for the church uUd
New Britain herald., 1930-12-09
DOAk SWORN IN

Washington, Dec. tP1-NIl- liam N. Doak was sworn in today as secretary of labor succeeding James J. Davis, newly elected senator from Pennsylvania.
 Doaks appointment was confirm~ ed yesterday by the senate.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-09
iEApt HOcntN rIANiE~

london Out- l',n 2 'P-Tbo ouaou T,aGm-tr- o' ta~ Int"rua- iouH itocaeg l,eycr, haEe traded I,o Ttrfse 10 raa Pittsburgh Yellow Jackets for Steve IanHoshI, star 3.r.nse man.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-09
American shippers"

He warned, however, that pat ronage from American shippers and American travellers overseas" was an absolute necessity.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-09
Co>,>t\T TO HIp, CTIO>

rurnar,~t. t;ouHu-5. i"-r. 70. rr. E4nau1an deputies fn pafna l..lt ro1a> cou-lu'I jo a rrdur'ioH G their #lfo"aure, O -' l"r r'o'
 king tarol air'a&y had aulHolH e.j d reduction 2n tHe royal ial"li' allowance amounting 10 - Ter cent
New Britain herald., 1930-12-09

W ouldn't you like to be the one who is gratefully remembered every time this sm o oth, powerful Com mander does its morning work? Easy to operate, ad- unstable, 10 year guarantee.
The Washington times., 1930-10-03
POLICE WON GAR
CHASE, CLAIM

Police claim tc have been the
victors in their chase of an al
legged smoke screen car when
men of the Eighth precinct ar
rested Charles s. Lee. 25, 800
block w st. N. W., yesterday.
Officers C. L. Smith and r..
z. Burton. of the Traffic Blu
reau, first sighted the automo-
bile at Riggs Place and Blair
Road. The driver eluded them,
but was sighted again at Barry
Place Northwest. The driver Is
said to have nearly run Smith
down in his efforts to get away,
and there followed wild ride
through the northwest section
of the city, made periloUs by
dense clouds of smoke occa-
sionally emitted by the lead car.
which again eluded the officers
at Sheridan Circle. A lookout
was posted, and the man who
gives the name of Lee was
picked out later.
Lee is being held to tace
charges of operating a smoke
screen.
The Washington times., 1930-10-03

3.-The Isle Of Thanet is busy
combating a plague Of butterflies
which are destroying cabbage5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-01
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Night Shirts, $1.15

The smooth feel of fine cambria is very
soothing on hot Summer nights! Full-cut
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-28
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

clhcaSo, Mar. 2S.-(AP-U. 8. Dept.
Of, Neutrality-suspicious. coo. including o.
900 direct; market st ,s;tS =, Ve. lvs
average; top 1850: bulk. 16O.230 lbs.
1000 10 ic.45: ciO-3Q0 lbs. $50 to l0:oV:
choice $50 lbs $40: butchers. medium
t ochoice 25o-3oo lbs. S:SS.d0.Gg: SVy:
to 1850; I3o-1sO lbs. $50 to 1850;
packing sows s.2s to 9.16; pigs, med
INN to choice 9O.13O lbs. 500 to 1900.
Cattle-3.O0o; c~alves-l.00o; meager
supply choice steers ead l0weI
stock and light yearlings weak to &c
lower: top 400: slaughter classes
steers good and choice 1300-1SO0 lbs.
1850 to 1900; 11O0-130O lbs. 12.25 To
1900: Yso-lloo lbs 100 to 1 ns:oo is Som 10
1s.s5: fed yearlinEs good and. choice
150.n5o lbs. ie.25 to 1890; heifers,
;.ood and choice $50 lbs down 1l;5O 70
l:.75: ommon and medium S.oo 10
ll.5o: cows. good and em0,ce ~ 10
$50: low cutter and cutter 500 to S.5v:
bulls good and choice (beef) SOC to
o.25: cutter to medium 6.75 TO S.0V;
yealers tmillS fed) good and choice
:;eS to ton a4 mNG ne to 80 80; s t. ciUn: and
weirhts io.e5 to 1Y.75; common and
medium S.25 to 1915.
Sheep-1e,0 900; slow early sales an.I
bids weak TO CSC lower: indications
bulk fat lambs $50 to 30: best 2
Weights held above 1890; choice Heat
y,eights held around 1910: fat tweu
CSC down: feeding and sheartng
lambs nominal. lambs, good and
chonce .. lbs. down $50 to 1850: me-.
Jun y.:5 to $50; common S;OV 20 go
1n.oo: ewes medium to choice 40 lbs.
down 500 to 6.b0: Gull and common
$50 TO 5.:5; feeder lambs, good q
choice C.25 to 0.S5.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-28
PRICES MOVE
PIRRIGULARLY ON
BUSINESS OUTLOOK
Banking and Merchandise
Shares Weak a. General
List Shows Good Gains

New. York. Mar. 3s.-tAP)-The
stock market moved irregulariy high
or today under the influence Of an
s snssDsss reS.r. ?i ,c:n:. and T. ,I fss:s q , r..
proving business conditions. Weak.
ness cropped out In the baking and
rnerchandising shares, several Of
der the leadership Of the public utili-
ties. aItussments and high grade In
Early trading exceeded a million
again unable to keep up with the
days transactions.
a. against ~ yesterday. A few ioans
n i iow o ss s.. marks! Ti:so w mens syr. cS'na
ance rates held firm.
Ceea Cola spectacular
Coca Cola was the spectacular fea-
than "a. points to q new high record
on buying influenced by the belief'
that cheap sugar prices this year
would be reflected in materially high
uct. Auburn Auto, which is one Of the
few companies reporting shipments
n sales In excess of Z year ago,
jumped eM points. "A: IT.. Bycrs.
E Mlectnins Auso f Ile.p p mni1T , fsIS1id AZ
Furnace. National Cash Register and
EanAdium Steel all sold 3 to nearly
Warner Bros: Pictures and Para
high ground on reports that earnings
were running substantially above u
year ago. Fox film. which had been
held in check by the deeply involved
lega! proceedings arising out Of the
application for q receivership, also
ran up 3 points.
Public UtiMties Advance
| Public utilities. ono OF the most pop
ular speculative mediums, continued
In \ forefront Of the advance. Amer
Public Service of New Jersey moved
into new high ground on gains OF 3
POINTS or more while several others
advanced q point or two. In the rail
srorR; new $50 high. were recorded
second preferred aud Denver Rio
Grande q Western preferred.
J; C.. Penney and 4 H. Macy each
nsok : points; the latter touching .
sold down more than ! POINT. snd
Sears Roebuck broke 1 to new 1890
lows. Continental Baking "A" and
Purity Bakeries also sold at their
lowest prices of the year.
utilities and railroads in the final
hour: after the delayed ticker he'd
caught up with the market. New York
Central Chesapeake and Ohio, Ere.
New Haven. Union Pacific. and Trans.
P%ortation shares spurted 1 to 4 points.
Electric Power and Light was pushed
across 81 into new high territory, ami
some OF the motor accessories were
also heavily bought, particularly Elec-
tric Auto Lite and Thinker Roller
Total sales Appropriated 100000
shares.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-28
FOR SALE

~AV SSAAA
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow with
garage, hardwood floors; close to
school and cheap at $500. Terms.
SIX ROOM modern bungalow with
garage, choice location, gas range,
gas heater and gas laundry stove
in basement. $4,000 with a cash
payment of $500, easy terms on bal
nee.
SIX ROOMS and bath, modern house
with double garage, near schools,
$500. Terms.
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow with
hard floors, east front and close to
schools. Is in excellent condition,
$4,000, with a cash payment Of 500
and easy terms on the balance of
purchase price.
NEW FIVE room modern bungalow
with garage, excellent location and
close to schools, $500. Easy terms.
SIX ROOM modern house with large
sleeping porch and garage. Close
in and cheap at $500. Terms.
SIX ROOM all modern house with
oak floors and in good neighborhood
$4,000. Terms.
IF YOU wish to buy a house or lot,
we can suit you from our large list
ing, end will be pleased to show you
what we have for sale without any
obligation OH your part.
Phone 81 for an appointment.
HARVEY HARRIS & COMPANY.
j. F. Jackson, Manager.