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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-29

MoYNAHAN PROPERTIES.
ITO Union Title.
u 3458: Ia 5694: Ri 1871
MICHIGAN. E.. 22I-New efficiency apis
furn. or unfuEn.. all utilities included.
MORTON PLACE-sTRICTLY MOD. s
NEW JERSEY, n, l43s-5-ROOM MOD
ERN: GARAGE: sac. wa 1864
NEW JERSEY 522-LovelY 2. 4 and 5-room
apt: strictly mod. Reas. RI 1884.
N. NEW JERSEY, 1628-Upper duplex; city
heat: s rooms; reasonable.
NORTHWESTERN. 2936.-Three 1st floor
heat bath. Ia. 1881.
WASH. E.. 5O1S-5 rms, modern; shade
and porches: investigate. inducement.
WOODLAND. 854-Modern upper duplex:
neat. wa. furnished: Reasonable. DR.. ALSO.
10TH, E. f734ia-Near Tech. rooms.
bath and water. SO. ia. 6074.
18th W. 81 Nicely decorated kitchenetfe
apt heat. light. gas. water and ice fur;
$3.50. Apnlv Ant. THE GRANT.
Apartment Rental Bureau
We have apartments for rent anywhere
in the city north of Washington St; let
US help you find one, positively no extra
commission and no obligations; we
usually furnish car and driver to show
Ri. 1871 DAY and night service.
PATRICIA APTS.-Prospect and Leonard;
rms: Frigid.; all util. turn. DR.. 2591-M.
SEE OR PHONE US FIRST
Furnished and unfurnnlshed apartments
is our slogan. Phone Ii. 1891. daV or
H. H. WOODSMALL & co.
Fidelity Trust Bldg.
MANCHEsTER--962 N. Penn, st; kitch-
enette ant. all util. fur. $3.50 II: 1871
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50 900 EQUITY-e-room modern, lots
for late sedan or will sell cheap or tTade
for what have YOU. Gu. o376. ATS \.
Dearborn.
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$4,000 BUYS 6-room modern. first floor.
leaving city. must sell. Near Shortridge-
Broun. $50 Lemcke.
CUTLER AVE. and 18th st.. room house
and good lot. $3.50 cash
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Houses and Flats Furnished
CORNELL & 27TH-N. E. corr. attractive
apt: lge rms, bath. $3.50 wk.. Summe
al III. Bldg. II. 1857: eve. he. 2797.
CENTRAL AVE- 2450-Nicely furnished .
rooms apartment with bath. ia. 5198,
RURAL, N. 255-Lower floor, including
ture: utilities furnished: So. Ir. Pipe
FURNISHED 4-room apartment: utilities
furnished. wa. 1906.
GROOM semf-modern. furnished. $50. See
CAT. 1918 Ralston. after 3.
DENNY. N, 56-3 rooms. private bath;
private entrance. Ir. 1853.
LOVELY APT.-For mother and daughter.
or nurses: reas. II. 1852. ne. 1888.
DELI 1858 N.-Bung.: 3-rm. front apt;
Gin. attr.: pri ent.; eyythg. fur. ia. 369l.
WOODROW. s., 850: 1900 west; ; rooms,
completely furnished.
GROOM furnished cottage. walking dis
tance: references preferred. Ii. 0828.
SOUTHEASTERN, 2629-4 rms everything
furnished: $3.50 per week.
HARDING. N. 26l8-Clean, we'll furnished,
arm. cottage; newly papered and painted.
gar. improved street. convenient or
people. Act quickly. Ia. 6340.
4.RM- fur, duplex. gar, porch, private;
AMBASSADOR
APARTMENT HOTEL
$50 n PENN
Beautifully furnished and unfurnisheo
and shower Frigidsire walking distance
Phore Ri. 1871
OWNERS newly furn 5-rm. mod. $50:
gar. porcheS. ref ADULTS. He 1902
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LlvEsTOCk

Chicago, Jan. 30.-(AP)-(C. s. d.
A.)-Hogs, $4,000 including 5000 d..
rect: market mostly loS lower: light
1910; bulk iSo to $50 lbs. lo.i5 to
1880; $40 to 800 lbs. s.s5 I 1915.
Butchers. medium to choice ESQ to
800 lbs. $50 to lc:15; zoo to go lbs.
1910; $50 to 1eo lbs. s.s5 to 1885:
packing sows 500 to 900: pigs. medi-
UNI to choice 90 to 1so lbs. SIS to
Cattle. 5000; calves 1000; generally
lings: better grades getting depend
able action largely because Of scar
city: 1900 paid FOR prime mixed year.
iings; Q steers 1850 to downward
Slaughter classes. steers good and
choice 1900 to 1900 lbs. 1880 to 1850;
100 to 1900 lbs. 1850 to 1900: $50 20
11oe. lbs. 1850 to 1925: common and
s %sSiS% s' so .s'' an. ny siss 70 IS ns;' q s ssS
lbs. 1880 70 1925: heifers. good and
choice $50 lbs. down 1l.75 to 1850:
common and medium cows, good and
SssiSs SO go +, to 49, asis'; low counter cutter s AND
cutter 5.25 to $50; bulls, good and
medium 7.:5 to s.s5; ~veslcrs (miik
Medium fses, mood 49,. ga 10 eh s:!es; a cais at. to i ec ;
non $50 to. 1000; stocker and feeder
steers, good and choice all weights
1925 to li..2s; common and medium
sheep. $4,000: opening steady: fat
lambs 1926 to mostly 1880; choice
held at 1915 and above: few yearlings
1000: fat ewes quotable weak: reed
ing lambs steady, IS lbs. 1900.
Lambs. good n choice % lbs down
1900 to 1900; medium 11.35 to 1900;
common 1000 to 11.25: medium TO
choice %. to- 100 lbs. blank ewes medt-
UNI to choice $50 lbs. down 5.25 to
s rs: Gull and common 500 to $50:
feeder lambs. good and choice 1l.50
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FOR RENT-Modern dup5ex, 3 rooms.
Attached garage. Immediate pos.
session. O. w. Roberts. phcno l0l
nr 7S1.
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Charles Anderson,
Episcopal Church
Leader in u. S., Dies

CONTINUED from page one,
Lewis Of Ontario. He was in charge
OF the mission at Beachburg, Ont,
in 1881.
Rector 1T Oak Park
As a priest Bishop Anderson be-
came rector Of Grace church, Oak
Park, a suburb Of Chicago. on July Z,
1891, and held that paStorate until
February "a, 1900, when he was elect
cd bishop coadjutor of the diocese at
a special convention called by Bishop
McLaren. He was elected by unan-
imous vote on the first ballot. His
conservation was in Grace church,
Chicago, in st. Matthias day, by
Bishops McLaren. Gillespie and Sey-
mour. In 1905, upon the death of
Bishop McLaren. he became bishop Of
the diocese of Chicago.
'Bihsop Anderson married Janet
Glass Of Belleville. Ont. September 4.
1859. A son and three daughters were
born to them. The SON was killed
while serving with the American
forces overseas In the World war.
Funeral services are to be conduct
ed at st. James Cathedral Saturday
morning at 1880. Who will officiate
has not been determined nor has the
place of burial been chosen.
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DOCTORS

Which surgeon do you wish to have
My good MANI" said the nurse,
Cor five or six good knife men there
COULD put him in the hearse.)
1T does not matter" said John Doe,
With weak and ~quavering voice.
For in a bunch of worthless things
There's very little choice"
BUT-John Doe would not have been
in this awful predicament II he had
visited the Clinic of Dr.. r. M. Mac
Lachlan (Harvard) for we cure dis
eases without the knife. with our
Alkaline Blood Treatment. Vitamin
Herbs, Roots and Bark and Scien-
tific Food Combinations we remove
the acid poisons from the blood and
cure you to stay cured. We have
CURED HUNDREDS, why can we
not cure you? Clinic, Rooms 6-S.
Lucas Block, Bismarck, N. Oak.
mo KNIFE.
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Today's Congress
Thursday
SENATE

Continues debate ON tariff bill.
I~nterstnte commerce committee
hears Walter 8. Clifford Of Ameri-
cam Telephone and Telegraph
company.
!. Lobby com mittec hcnrs repre-
semtntives Of Silk Association of
America.
Indian committee continues
hearings IN relief bills.
HOUSE
Takes up CramtOm bill to create
George Washington memorial
parkway along the Potomac
river.
Expenditures committee CON
tinues confederation OF prohibition
transfer In executive session.
Appropriations subcOm mtttee
continues work IN navy md de-
flctency appropriation bills.
Immigration committee takes
lore testimony ON proposal tn
place lew world immigration un-
der quota basis.
Agricultural committee takes
mp flood relief in executive SEES.
sion.
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SOUTH 81. PAUL LlyEsroCk

80. ~. Paul. Jan. JO.-(AP)-(C. >.
ID. A.)-Cattle $500: steers and year.
lings in moderate supply: includes
several loads medium weights con-
sidered salAblc ct 1900: trade life
less: no early sales steers and year
lings. undertons weak; bulk OF run Of
to il.:5: very little early trade. she
stock: undertone weak on common
tiers. around IS lower; early bulk low
cutters and cutters Ats to SIS: bulls
UNI grades e.7t; bulk 500 10 $50:
stccksrs and feeders slow. Calves
1900: mostly 1850 to 1900.
Hogs 1900: opening fairly active,
day; early sales desirable leo to $50
pound weights 9.76 to $50; top $50;
260 to $40 pound weights $50 70 S.S6:
sows 4.et largely; pigs SIS; Hight
lights $50: average cost Wednesday
9.19: weight 22Ss
sheep 5000; early indications steady
on all classes; p~rospecttye lamb top
1900: best ewes salable G.4G; top and
bulk better grade lambs 1890.
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Short Skirt Safer
For Boarding Cars

Chicago, Jan. 30.-P-Without
seeking in any way whatsoever to ex-
press hts personal views on the merits
Of long and short skirts, Frederick
Rex. city librarian and statistician,
revealed today that in 1913, when
skirts were long, 1923 women were in
jured boarding street cars. and that
In 1925, when skirts were short, only
328 were similarly hurt.
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REAL ESTATE

SOUTH NINTH street; S room house
and barn, cheap, $4,000.
FRONT STREET; 2 blocks from de.
pot: 5 rooms and bath. q bargain,
100000.
MANDAN Avenue, close in; S rooms
and bath. all modern. with gar.
age. $525O.OO.
SECOND STREET. modern 6 room
bungalow. three bed rooms, garage,
close in $630O.OO.
FIRST STREET; 8 room completely
modern house, incest part of city,
fire place. attached garage, $8300.00.
FIVE ACRE garden plat with two
room house. well, windmill, land all
plowed, less than cost. $780, 90.
I CAN PROVE 1t is cheaper to buy
through q reliable dealer than di-
rect from the owner.
DO YOUR REAL ESTATE BUSI-
NESS with a man who has made
nearly three thousand sales with
out ever a complaint from any buy
err.
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FUNERAL SQUADRON OF
FOUR PLANES REQUESTED

Nome, Alaska, Jan. 30.-H)-A fun
eral squadron Of four planes to make
q 500 mile flight with the bodies of
Carl Ben Eielson and Earl Borland,
from where they are believed buried
In snow near the Siberian coast, has
been requested by Alfred Lomen, di-
rector Of rescue operations.
Joe CroSson and Harold Gillian,
flying the open cockpit planes from
which they discovered the wrecked
Eielson plane Saturday, were asked to
accompany Pilots Pat Reid and Ed
Young, who will carry the bodies in
their big cabin planes when they re-
turn to Alaska.
Lonen asked that they circle the
Nome courthouse when Sirens will
notify residents the remains of Alas
ka's air pioneer and hero and his
young comrade have arrived.
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MALE HELP WAITED

HIGH CLASS. honest, energetic
salesman with executive ability who
is looking for permanent employ
ment and advancement to sell
Guaranteed Standard Line Of Play.
ground Apparatus. Water Equip
ment, Flood Light Projectors and
Chain Link Fence. to cover the
southern section of North Dakota.
Must have good Car, sales exper-
fence, good education, ability to
talk publicly and furnish best Of
references. Between the ages Of Is
and 40. Good position II you can
qualify. Write GIANT MFG. CON-
PANY. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
MEN WANTED IMMEDIATELY BY
giant international industry; over
1000 already started: some doing
annual business $4,000; no exper-
fence or capital required: every.
thing supplied: realize success, In
dependence Rawleigh's way: retail
food products. soap, toilet prepara-
tons, stock, poultry supplies. Your
own business supported by big
American, Canadian, Australian in
dustries; resources over SIT, 0O0, 900;
established 40 years: get our prop
osition: all say it's great! Raw
leigh Company, Dept, ND-3-J,
Minneapolis, MINI.
WANTED-An honest, industrious
man to operate q Ward chain store
on wheels In Morton, Burleigh and
Oliver counties. A clean, upright,
merchandising proposition that Of
fers good. steady earnings. Write
for particulars. Dr.. Wards Medi-
cal Co., Winona, Minnesota. Over
70 years in business.
MEN-Two with car to call on estab-
lished trade. Earning to start at
about $500 per week. Must be
neat and have references. Phone
1886 for appointment.
MEN-TWo to cover established ter
ritory for Real Silk Hosiery Mills,
must be neat and have references.
Call at No. 9, Hoskin- Meyer Blk.
DON'T be a Mis-fit. Qualify for
good positions. Catalog free. Moler
Barber college. Fargo. N. D. Butte
Mont.
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8 Persons Injured,
100000 Damage Is
Done by Explosion

CONTINUED from page one)
as though he had been about to step
from the machine.
Police had slight clues to any Of the
crimes. The bombing followed the
receipt Of letters demanding money
under threats Of death. In the case
Of 0enaro, detectives said, he had 80
many enemies 1T Is hard to say which
Of them might have tried to kill him"
The taxicab murders were even
more mysterious.
II Genaro survives the eight bullet
wounds their guns pumped into his
body. 1t will be something hospital
physicians believe almost impossible.
Genaro, known - q garSster, ques-
toned In the Moran gang massacre
investigation. and once named a. 4
kidnapped Of Poll Watchers in the
bloody twentieth" ward on the IT,
multious primary election day In
1928. was shot by two men
When they took him to the operat-
ing table. oenaro said:
Feels Like A Cheese
doc. I'm full Of holes like .
cheese" He placed his hand over
his heart, but the hole right here
q the one that counts"
oenaro himself said he was dying.
He asked for q priest. A detective
asked who dhot him.
Ask me another" said Genaro.
"You know, don't your" the officer
persisted.
SURE answered 0enaro. 1.-TWO,
guys that wore pants and hats and
coats. Write that down and don't
bother me-"
Mixed In Rackets
Police know 0enaro as the brother
Of Joseph (Peppi) 0cnaro, southsiqe
cabaret owner. They know him - :
gangster, Is . man mixed In nulner.
ous rackets, and Is one who has been
mentioned In connection with vice.
gambling and liquor.
Witnesses said the gunner fired
from . distance Of three or four fest
and continued firing until 0enaxo
fen.
"oenaro undoubtedly was shot .
thu result Of racketeertne," sid Lieut..
William Mccarthy Of the detective
bureau, bit Il Will b hard TO dis
cover which Of his numerous enemies
were Responsible"
Death Car veqnd
A taxicab stood In the center Of
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New York. Jan. 3o.-(AP)-Stock
prices made further recovery In to.
days market under the stimulus of
While pools continued to supply much
OF the activity, the broadening de-
mand for stocks indicated an increase
In public participation. Trading show
s stith thu 1"rsn a;cke sxp1so,on IN rSnnine:
10 minutes or more behind the mar
ket.
Call money again dropped FROM i
1-2 to 4 per cent. Oils n coppers
failed 10 tarticipate extensively in the
upswing. Auburn Auto and Celotex
preferred each scared IL points. but
the former lost nearly all its gain
on m.r profit u taking no, Otis Tlssssor o wsi
Match preferred s IS. and May De-
partment stores. Spiegel-May Stern,
Sears Roebuck & Co.. Celotex common,
Vulcan DEFINING. A. and snider Pack
En- railroad shares attracted a good
following. Atchison and New York
& Harlem each advanced 3 points and
New York Central. Union Pacific,
New Haven and Nickel Plate" climb
U.S. Steel crossed 183 to a new high
on the current recovery and then ran
into some profit taking. Crucible,
NouCeu = pOlntS Ut IuOT6s AIueI lCat
Telephone, American Can, General
Motors and Johns Manville also moved
up 2 points or more.
Renewed weakness developed In In
ternational Telephone, which sold
down more than ) points. Simmons
and United Aircraft also were heavy,
the last named touching q new low.
A further break OF $50 a bale, or
more: IN cotton futures to new low
commodity markets.
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JOB WENT BEGGING

London. - There's one Job in Eng
land which went begging recently de-
spite the unemployment situation. In
widening a road. workmen came upon
q stone which had to be removed. No
one would attempt to remove the
however. for It bore this in
"Curseth be the man that
removeth this stone"
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PIANO TUNING-Call G. L. Bryan.
Phone 1852. The Dahners-Ta vis
Music Co.
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HNATnN W0nL

Boston. Jan. 30.-(AP)-Wool, q
moderate volume Of finer grades DOM
sstic ,s wool' r are being !gs,' :oid :ra Some n % Of
market and while they are not buy
Ing heavily. they are covering I'M.
mediate needs without attempting to
force down prices. Speculative Of
quotations. are being made but
most dealers are, inclined to reject
Of this character.
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Wanted:

Experienced solicitor, permanent
job to right party. Salary and ex-
penscs. Must have good person.
atty. Own car and furnish Al
references Married man preferred.
Give complete information I'm first
letter. Write Ad. No. IL In care
of The Tribune.
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0OUSEuOLD GOODS FOR SALE
RARoAIN0 Ii used furniture. Ken
nelly Furniture Co. Mandan. N. D
FOR S4LE-CoaI range Ia good con-
dftion. Call at 211 Second street.
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POTATOES

Chicago. Jan. 3O.-(AP)-(U. S. D.
A.)-Potatoes receipts JOG cars. on
track 25S cars. total u. =. shipments
Bis cars; trading. fair. market weak
on 1daho's, steady on other stock:
Wisconsin sacked Round Whites $50
to 2.65; few 40: Minnesota sacked
Round Whites 2.45 to 2.55; Idaho
sacked Russets 2.9O to $50,
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APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-Furnished two large
room apartment on first floor. al.
SO a two room furnished apartment
on second floor in q newly decor
ated home. Very convenient to
high school and capitol. Call at
BIS Seventh street or phone S00-W
FOR RENT-Completely furnished
apartment in Tribune Building Feb.
LIST. may be had as a one or two
room arrangement. Suitable for
two Or more girls or married couple.
Call 1854 after $50 p. m.
FOR RENT-On ground floor. fur
nished apartment with private bath.
Second floor, furnished apartment
with convenient kitcheuette, large
closets. Also a garage for rent.
FOR RENT-One furnished and one
unfinished apartment with cleo
trio stove and frigidaire. Occupancy
Immediately. Call at the Rue
apartments. I'll Ave. A or phone
1256-W.
FOR RENT-Comfortable apart.
ment. Two large rooms and bath.
Private entrance, ground floor.
Partly furnished. Cali ct I'll w.
Rosser or phone 1913.
FOR RENT-City heated furnished
apartment, . 6 or 2 room modern
house, also q garage. All close In.
L. w. Mclean. Phone eos after 6
p. m.
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NOT JOHN COOLlDGE'S

New Haven-A publication Of the
New Haven railroad coFrects m an
nouncement by the road that John
Coolidge originated the name "Yan-
kee clipper" for q new train between
New York and Boston. G. +. Galley
thought Of It. John wrote out Z list
Of suggestions by various employees.
Then IN assumption was based on the
handwriting.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY. JANUARY 80, 1880

'lecteda extras 50 to acc; nearby and
nearby western Hennery whites. aver
age extra 90 IL TO 38c: Pacific coast
white. extra SO 1-2 to 80 1-2c; do /,
extra firsts 81 to 3Sc.
Dressed poultry firm: old ROSTERS
fresh Is to rs.
Live steady. turkeys. freight 80 to
So; express az to 40.
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Contractors Wife l.
Held for Killing Mate

Benton. Ark, Jan. 30.-R1-Nrs.
Violet Dryer. Il, today was held on .
charge Of first degree murder Tor the
ehooting last night Of her husband.
:. W. Dwyer, so. prominent southern
contractor.
Mrs Dryer. officers said, took pol
son after the shooting but recovered
from It's effects an hour after she was
treated ~ the jail BY . physicion.
Dwyer was shot five times q hts
home after what Sheriff Joe Blakely
sajd vas Z quarrel over the arrange.
meut Of . party among friends.
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Searchers' Opening
Trenches Through
Area Size of Block

tCc-:tinued from page one)
tween the wreck ana the coast Of the
Arctic ocean, 10 miles away.
Crosson ard Gillian positively iden-
tilted the ship as Eielson's plane.
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BLIND BOY BRILLIANT

New York-Three years ago SAM
uel Konefsky, blind, came from RUS
sia to Join his father, who came 10
years ago and was naturalized. The
aftliction prevented Sammy from &C.
companying dad. Sammy has been
at the head Of his class In
. Brooklyn grammar school, the vale.
dictortan. He Is IS years old.
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FOR RENT-Furnished front bed
room with private entrance in
strictly modern home. Also sleep
ing room on second floor. Both
ooms attractively furnished. Gen.
tlemen only. Call at sol Sixth
street OF phone l066 after 200 p. M
FOR RENT-Large attractive fur
nished room in new modern home,
suitable for n or two. Private en-
trance. Rent reasonable. Call at
512 Rosser Avenue or phone 1901.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished warm
room in modern home. Two large
closets. Suitable for one Of two.
Gentlemen preferred. -Four blocks
from poStoffice. Phone 067.
FOR RENT-Nice large furnished
front room in modern home. suit
able for two or three. Also q single
room. One block from postoffice.
Call at 222 THIRD street.
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT
Large sunny well furnished room in
private home. Rent $500 per
month. Mrs. e. T. Beatt, 40 First
street. Phone $40.
FOR RENT-A good warm room, in
q modern home on the ground floor,
hot water all the time. Also gar
age for rent. Rent reasonable. 3O6
West Thayer.
FOR RENT-Large room in modern
home. Two windows, hot woter'
heat, close in and nicely furnished.
One or two gentlemen. Call at $40
Fifth street.
FOR RENT-Furnished room In
Tribune Apartments May be used
as parlor and bedroom. Suitable
for or two. Write Tribune Ad.
No. II.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
in modern home. arm and COM
Portable, suitable for one or two.
Phone 357-M or call at ZOE Seventh
street.
FOR RENT-Nice warm room Ia
modern home. always hot water.
close in. Also . garage for rent.
Phone 926-J or call at sol Third
street.
FOR RENT-Well furnishod 3ronf
room, ground floor, gas for cooking.
also small sleeping room, single
bed. al Ftfth street. Phone 151.
FOR RENT-Large wen furniohed
room In q modern home, convenient
to q line. Young lady preferred.
Call at 3l4 Ave. A. Phone l222-J.
FOR RENT-Nice clean well Yur-
ntshed basement room, Close to
cAhAN1 A~A AA~&t~N M N~Nr - AaA
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RANCE or CARLOr sALEs

. MInneepolis, Jan: 50.-SAPl-Range
Of car1ots Gtain sales: Wheat, No. !
dark northern l.30 SIS to LES Ia:
No. 4 nortAern 1.3S to 1926 Sc; No. !
mtxed 1:oe S.o to ia Let; No, / dark
nard winter La as; No. I mixed
3.4 to 1.O4 So,
Corn, No. Z yellow q IL TO - 1.2;
No: 4 mixed II 50; sample SC.
Oats. No. ; white 70 10 70 10 3.4.
Fax Fisrssy No No 81; e e e 81.
Rye, not quoted.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-30

steady. receipts $3.50. Creamery.
firsts (Se 70 u score) - IL 70 -.
Cheese steady; receipt. 399,ee1.
Eggs steady. receipts 37,f07. Nix.
ed colors. fresh gathered extra . II;
- l.3 10 81 Refrtxerator. ftrpt0 30
TO 81: do. seconds - to 80. Nearby
H4nnery browns. extras s L.; lnlkc0
colero fresh gathered medium 81 Lie;
neArby henncry whites. closely se.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-30
PILOT TRAINS SQUIRRELS

PILOT TRAINS SQUIRRELS
New York-Dick Merrill, mail fly
er, has a flying school. His pupils
are all flying squirrels. His pets take
off and land on tables and chairs in
his apartment. He plans to take them
on regular flights with the mail on
the Atlanta Richmond run.