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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-25
WHEATPRICES FALL
AS GENERAL SELLING
FOLLOWS MOISTURE
Weakness at liverpool Ascrlbed
to New India Wheat and
Bearish Reports .

Chicago. April cb.-(AP,-Rains IN
Texas and Oklahoma as well. as Kan.
sas and Nebraska. with widespread
showers expected toni9ht sent wheat
aSpo s0d Sesms sS re-. fsr 'o Nor pf.c' Am nSsIisas;
than Of late and 1t was asserted that
recent European takings were et DC 70
e. a sEshel below = r re- tssn ssc w vns;si
crop Of India put the total 9 ~.
100000 bushels more than last yeai
49, 900, 900 bushels In excess OF latest
unofficial estimates. =,
a bushel lower than ~yesterday's fin
ish.
a. May } !! = to Il, \; July l'04% to y;
SSsn ST. i,o july e & "a = l 70 e x: Sept. sax
oats y to SIC off, and provisions
showing.b TO 12c decline.
In the corr market as well as In
general. Buying against bids checked
the decline.
oats declined with other grain and
on reports Of tho oats crop making a
favorable start.
Liquidation was on in provisions
and longs sold May lard freely al
though hog values were tending up
ward.
BID traolng FORMED inc rule nece
much Of the time In the wheat pit
today. Heavy speculative selling Of
July delivery was an outstanding cea-
ture. but there was also large sales
in all months. Effects OF improved
moisture conditions in domestic WIN
ter wheat territory meanwhile were
being emphasized by reports that
rainfails In spring wheat states and In
Canada had insured all spring-sown
grain a sufficient supply ow moisture
for the present, with domestic seed
ing 20 to 80 per cent completed. !.
On the downward swings OF wheat
today. buying support came largely
from previous sellers who we're in a
position TO collect profits. According
to some observers, very little new In
vestment buying was apparent.
Corn prices went lower, sympathtE-
ing with wheat weakness. Corn trad
ers took special notice. too. OF Iowa
reports of early planting and or all
vegetation making rapid progress.
Arrivals Of corn In Chicago today
totnled 2Il cars. compared with Il
holiday last week. and 81 cars Il year
ago. Primary receipts were $4,000
bu. against 10000 bu. at this time
last year.
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SOUTH 81. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South St. Paul April 25.-(AP-U.
8. Dept. Of Agri.)-Cattle. $500; fed
these along with most slaughter
classes opening very slow, prospects
weak to % lower; several cars choice
heavy steers 1900 to 1850; within IS
cents OF seasons sop: bulk ali weights
1850 to 1900; beef ows In very
ineager supply: butcher heifers more
active: low cutters and cutters weak,
bulk 500 to SIS; light shelly kinds
$50; extreme top weighty medium
grade bulls $50; bulk 7.26 down:
stockers and feeders In meager sup
ply, about steady. Calves-2,3O0; lit-
tia done: bidding SO lower or mostly
ESQ for good grades.
Hogs-11.o00; opening SLOW; linn
tied early trade steady to 10 higher;
to 9.76; top e.7b; 3S0-325 FOUND
weights 9.9S to $50; heavier weights
down ~ 200; very. little early trade
IN light lights and pigs at S.25 for
bulk; aysrage cost Thursday. e.s7;
shssp-soo; i sxtrsmely light, ON
all classes. salable steady: odd. Tots
medium to good wooded lambs 3.o0 Is
$50: few tat wooleda ewes SIS down;
Scattered lots shearing lambs SIS TO
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-25
Images of Memory
Probably Are Elec-
trio Brain Deposits

CONTINUED from page nns)
ceivtng stations. transforming sense
Impressions into electrical impulses,
and sending them into the "innum-
cradle microscopically visible fibers Of
white matter" Of the brain.
Compared TO New Eye
Many observers, he said. have found
tina, light falling upon the eye causes
electric energy to travel over the optic
nerve. This he compared to the new
electric eye" the p~hotoelectric cell,
In which potassium may be used to
obtain photoelectric effect. This
same potassium Is abundant, he said.
In certain Of the eye nerves, and
could operate somewhat the same.
I'VE know what material the mech
anisln that holds the memory image
must be-" he went on, for the brain
consists Of water, various compounds
Of potassium, sodium. PHOSPHORUS,
Calcium, magnesium and Q group Of
highly specialized fats. In other
words, the brain consists Of conduc.
tors and insulators.
IAN the billions Of brain cells are
In existence ut birth, for no new
brain cells are added after birth. But
few Of the fibers exist at birth and
there is then little memory"
Creates Brain. Fiber
He explained the chemicals Of these
fibers which are potassium and other
substances. and the electrically con-
Quoting fluids about them. He said
m electrical impulse coming into
the brain would tend to set loose
some potassium and working with
PHOSPHORUS and other substances
would create q brain fiber.
THUS" he said, I'VE postulate that
the nerve cells secrete nerve fiber.
When another like impact upon the
same sense organ occurs the same
fibre (neurofibrillac) would be slim
ulated and the pathway intensified
thus recreating the original image
creating memory.
"These infinite pathways thus
created intercommunicate, allowing
infinite numbers Of associations. thus
making possible the processes Of
thought and reasoning.
Produce Pathways
I'm experiments upon rats we have
been able to produce facilitated path
ways both In freshly removed brains
aud in living brains by the passage
Of an electric current, this facilitation
being manifested by increased con-
ductivity along the path Of the slim
ulating current and diuainisher activ-
ity across It,,
Recently we have found evidence
that tends to support our belief that
the intercommunicating pathways in
the. brain are secreted by the brain
cells. Miss A. F. Rowland. DR.. Maria
Telkes and I have found that by TAX
ing the separate constituents Of q
brain We could produce the equivalent
Of the fibers BY an electric charge"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-25
REAL ESTATE
100000

100000
FIVE ROOM, brand new single bun.
gaiow. east frnnt, spic and span.
t4200.O0
FIVE ROOM bungalow. all modern,
close In, q real bargain.
9S60O.OO
EIGHT ROOM house. south front,
splendid trees, hot water heat.
$l30O.O0
FIVE ROOM house. south side. bath,
close In. Absolutely the best bar.
gain In its class in the city.
13700.OO
SIX ROOM modern cottage. east
front.
45800.00
FIVE ROOM, stucco bungalow, east
front, attached garage, brand new.
just move right In as. though you
had built II yourSelf.
eo500.00
BEAUTIFUL. brand new stucco
dwelling, attached garage. every
modern convenience, fire place. Ill
big rooms. not quite complete and
can b finished to suit taste Of pur-
chaser.
BuilblN0 LOTS; hundreds Of them
In all parts Of the city at prices to
suit any purse.
THE MOST COMPLETE LIST Of
. houses. lots and farm lands I have
ever had.
+. Z. YOUNG.
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mary election supplies to the Knight
Printing company for the reaso and
on the ground that the commissioners
considered said company to be the
lowest responsible bidder therefor;
Whereas, the county commissioners
have since said date considered all
bids received on the It'll day OF March.
Tor the performances OF said contracts
and ~ to whether or not they were
In q position to furnish all Of the sup.
plies necessary ~ set forth In said
adysrtissme1t ana rd, S.Ss :;om n
have been informed by the representa-
tive Of tho Dickinson Press ana others
from whom investigation was made
that seid Dickinson Press was not IN
books, both ~loose-leaf and bound,
binding. ruling, etc.; and
Whereas, the county commissioners
do not deem It to the best interest OF
to ton ee sSppy,s 70 %P from oae pcs enesrn es and
ballots from another. as 1t would lead
to confusion. and e errors were made
In any Of the ballots, etc., 1t would
ctnss illegal. ballots. and illeEai
void clection. and thereby cause the
county additional expense: ana
Whereas. the supreme court Of this
state q 0ecl0e0 tuat governing
bodies In their discretion are required
to look into the responsibility OF the
bidders and that the lowest bid means
the lowest responsible bid: and havin9
the equipment and being In Y position
to furnish the best Job for the amount
sDecilled In said bid: and
Whereas, the county commissioners
In the exercise Of sthSir. 1iscrettoD a.
provided BY law ana after exem!na:
that the Dickinson. PreSs WAS NOT the
iowest legal or lowest responsible
Now. Wherefore. De Il resolved.
that tAe bid oe Bismarck Tribune
company Tor general election supplies
and general election ballots and TOT
I'll blank books in looee-leaf and
bound forms incidental to the hans
qlin0 Of the county business b nc.
oopto6 and such work Be aWAro4 ia
the oAl1 Bismarck Tfibuno eoWnany,
en1 that the bid Of the DickIneon
eFsae e re3ectsd Tor the reasons
h6r6tRb1fere stated
4. ,. MISCHIEF
tsssi, MARTIN s9ai4IsSn
Connfv Auditor.
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MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT
FUTURES CLOSE LOWER

Minneapolis. Minn.. April ?5.-(APD
Weather news was bearish enough
today but weak cables added to the
strain on wheat futures and prices
declined sharply at the opening. May
and July closed Sd cent lower aud
September "a to q cent lower.
Corn futures sagged further under
pressure Of scattered May liquidation.
Oats was quiet and easy in q narrow
range. Rye trade was e~rratic. Raj
houses. Fiax.trade was dull and prices
followed the trend Of wheat.
The tone of the cash wheat market
was very firm and there was q good
demand for slightly increased offer
ings. Durum was stl ong. especially
red.
Cash corn demand was good and Of
fers were light. Oats demand was
very good early but quiet later. Rye
niednnd was stronger again. Barley
tone was strong. Flax offerings con-
tinued light and demand was good.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-25

ALL USED CARS AND TRUCKS
NJ Ar Ia ner cant 0ff.

~ ~ LED Per C0ut OH.
WE ARE overstocked with used cars
and trucks and must sell them as
quickly Is possible. In order to do
80 we have cut Ill prices one-third.
This Is your opportunity to buy that
used car or truck at a price which
you can't equal elsewhere. Come in
early while the stock is still COM
plete.
1870 Chevrolet truck.
1890 O.. M. c. truck.
1924 international truck.
lo35 Oakland sedan.
1915 Oakland sedan.
1895 Willys Knight sedan.
1877 Chevrolet coach.
1895 Ford Coupe.
1875 Buick coupe.
1923 Essex coach.
And Z large number Of others. in
GLIDING nearly all makes and types
at prices ranging from $4,000 and
up.
sTEEN MARMoN COMPANY.
Distributors Marrnon and Roosevelt
automobiles
ll6.2nd. Phone l452.
Bismarck, N. p.
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SAVE MONEY
USED CARS

~S~~ ~
with an O. x. that Counts
CHEVROLET 1928 coach, has bump
ers. motometer. and trunk. Tires,
upholstering and fin1;h r in nice
condition. Motor reconditioned.
Down payment only $4,000.
1920 Chevrolet sedan, In tip-top con.
dttton. Down payment $4,000.
1923 Ford roadster, Model A, thorough
ly reconditioncd. Down payment
1ll2.o0.
1923 Chevrolet coupe $365.00.
1927 Chevrolet truck and cab with
triple grain box. Thoroughly re-
conditioned, $4,000.
We trade and give terms.
CAPITAL CHEVROLET co.
Phone 432
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cMICAno RRonucn

cbic.so, XpriI ss!-sXRl1oTPou,try-
A'!ys; aFh e n g; b si,ln: e'ssy !. ,s'::y;
roostsrs. ISM; turkeys Is to 80; heavy
ducks. e to 81; geese Is. ga
Butter-Steady.1 1850 tubs. pricss
unchanged: s4gs-Elrm. ss:3es cases;
81: ordinary Nrsts 93;;-.etora9e packed
fircts 20 81; storage packed extras
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BARGAINS FOR A

FIVE ROOM modern house, close in,
east front, so foot lot, 2 bed rooms,
for $4,000, On liberal terms.
FIVE ROOM modern house, 2 bed
rooms, sun parlor, hot water heat,
heated garage. comparatively new,
desirable. near school. on terms.
FIVE ROOM new modern stucco
Spanish bungalow, 2 bed rooms, fire
place, stucco garage attached, east
front, near school, very desirable,
immediate possession.
NEW MODERN stucco bungalow, 2
bed rooms, oak floors, fire place,
breakfast nook, room finished In
basement, basement plastcred, new
stucco garage. very desirable, on
Fifth street.
DESIRABLE FIVE room modern
bungalow. close in. for rent.
GEO. NJ. REGISTER.
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WORK WANTED

WORK WANTEO-Married man IS
years old desires permanent en-
ployment in city. Ten years exper-
ience In office work consisting OF
bookkeeping. typewriting. etc. Very
good references. Write Tribune. Ia
care Of Ad. No. o6.
LAUNDRY done reasonably. Rough
dry and otherwise. 0entlemens
clothes . speciality. Called for and
delivered. Phone 1895.
WANTED-Work by the hour, also
will do washing and ironing In my
own home. Phone 14O3-R.
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For bismarck \ Vicinity: Cloudy,
Not much change in temperature.
For North Dakota: Cloudy, with
showers Saturday. and west portion
tonight. Somewhat warmer east por.
tion tonight.
For South Dakota: Probably show
ers tonight and Saturday. Not much
change III temperature.
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Boston, APRIL 16.-lAF3rWtGt:
Early wood .shorn fsotu ,l1inhs ai1
shesd on seed IN ColOrkda. aro. arriys
Ing. ;on. the market, and are hAttsA9
closed on fine clfDs cpnsiating N
nsainly eyS and SOS quality Of bulk
French cemibing staple atsarcupe &c
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY. APRIL Is, 1880
- 49, y 49, a. 7@sa - - ~-7Ne1sFt -
CHICAGO STOCKS
Corporation Securities, q.
Insult TIN. Invest, So.
Midwest Util new, 36k.
NEW YORK PRODUCl

NEW YORK PRODUCE
New York, April 25.-{AP)-ExgsE
2l.50s; firm. Unchanged. Butter. 81
Cheese. 14s,642s steady.
Poultry, live steady; broilers by
freight. 28 TO IS; by express "a t -.
Dressed steady.
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USED CARS

USED CARS
SisMARcK's BIGGEST BARGAIN
Each week we offer one Used Car
Bargain far below cost. Price for
THIS WEEK ONLY. Here each week
you can stretch your Dollar to the
limit.
$97.o0 Cash
with $l7.S3 q month
or +
$237.o0 CASH
NASH SIX 4-DOOR SEDAN. Seat
Covers; Motometer with lock: Heat.
Or: Disc Wheels: Very Good Tires;
Mirror and Wiper: Bumpers: Excel
lent Duco finish.
Compare this Six cylinder Dollar
for Dollar value with any other Used
Car.
SAVE Sll3.oo THIS WEEK
See this car today. Your oppor.
tunity to buy Hight Grade, Dependa-
BILE Transportation at an unheard Of
Price.
M. ,. GILMAN co.
Phone sos
Dodge Brothers Cars and The Ply.
mouth.
FOR SALE OR TRADE for city prop.
erty, 1920 Hudson coach, like new.
Write complete details, in care Of
Tribune No. 90.
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M~lNNNAPOLIy POTATOEs

M~Inneapo1Is. April .b.-(AP-U. s.
Dept. OFF Agri.)-Potatoes: Moderate
wire inquiry. demand and trading
slow. market steady. Carloads (. o. b.
shipping point Chased on delivered
sacked cwt.. round whites, u. s. No. 1
and partly graded. few sales $2.75 10
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TOREIGN

New York, April 26.-lAP)-For.
eigu exchanges irregular. Demand,
Great Britain demand 4.S6k: France
3.S2N; Italy 5.23 3-4; Germany 23.86
Norway 1876: Sweden 2S.sGh; Mon.
(treal. 90.27M.
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Nav YORK. April SS:~Apl-cau
ine rate !: Gloss rs PEI eiat! 4
Time loans etoe6y: 80 80 days
- to =; %, dey6. - mos. TX 10
g mos. IN to ~
Prime commercial p1pery 33-t to 4.
Hankers acceptanceaN unchanged,
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MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS
First Bank Corr. 2eE.
incorporation So. III
MIMI Northern Power, new eGh.
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C~ONDfTlONs

The hiGh-pressure area. with Its ac-
companying fair. cool weather. covers
the upper Mississippi valley this
morning. while the low. pressure area
has moved to the eastern Rocky
mountain slope. Warm weather pre-
walls from the plains states westward,
lower Missouri valley westward and
northwestward to the Pacific coast.
River stage at Z a.. M, "a feet: "a.
hour change, drop Of o. foot.
Bismarck station barometric pres
sure ut Z u. NJ, 2s.34 inches: reduced,
3O.l5. ORRIS w. ROBERTS,
Meteorological.
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was quiet and offSrjngs were NOT
heavy. An advance fot hc to lc per
IdQsen WAS. recorded In eggs under
more extensive Buying Poultry ruled
0SSauys Y .t.,& n
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DEAD ANIMALS WAN

DEAD ANIMALS WANTkD
WE HAUL away FREE OF CHARGE,
dead hogs, sheep, cattle and horses
oil unskinned. Prompt service u
roads and weather permit. Write
Northern Horse Exchange and Rem.
dering Co. BOX 265. Bismarck. N
Oak.
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NALESMEH

statesmen WANTED to handle he
highest class securities that are Of
Tered to the public. Drawing &C.
count and commission. Can 20 any.
where In North Dakota. Apply to
2. G. Remington d Son, Bismarck,
North Dakota.
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FOR RENT-on first 1loor. three
room furnished apartment With
kitchenette and lavatory. pstvAte
entrance. On second floor slut1o
furnished front room and kitctfn-
cite. garage also for rent. Can
at "a Fifth street.
FOR RENT-Two room nicely fur
rished apartment, gas for oooking,
private entrance. Also for sole:
Upright piano In excellent coudi.
ton. Call 1t 600 Seventh street ut.
er 500 p. m.
AVAILABLE May LIST. desirable
apartment either furnished oe I'm.
furnished with private hath ana
electric stove. College 0uildiue.
Phone 1868 or apply to jauitoe third
floor.
FOR RENT-A small furnished mod
ern apartment. suitable for one
lady. Opens o balcony. clean.
warm and always hot water. oQ7
Fourth street. Fhone so.
FOR RENT-May first, one al mod
ern furnished front apartment
with frtgidaire and electric stove.
Call at I'll Avenue A or phone
l2S0.W.
FOR RENT-Modern two laFge room
apartment partly furnished. On first
floor, private entrance from street.
close in. Call 1T 11S First street.
rear.
FOR RENT-Three room un{iunf9h0d
apartment with kitchenette, pgtvete
bath and private entrance. l1oue
So6.J or call at zoos Fifth street.
FOR RENT-Aportment. newly dec
GRATED throughout. furnished q Mt
II desired. Inquire at TIT Thayer
Avenue or GIG Seventh street.
FOR RENT-Furuished, also dnf0r-
nished aportments, modern With
General Electric refrigerator& Can
Dr.. r. 8. Enge.
LIGHT HOUeEKEEPIN0 room, fur
nished for two adults. No children.
5000 monthly. Phone 1o9o. IA
West Rosser.
FOR RENT-Well furniahed li0ht
housekeeping apartment with fri9i-
daire service. Ill Fifth. Phone ga.
HazclhurSt.
FOR RENT-Furnished aDd unfuf-
nished apartments h the Roe
Apartments. J. ". Murphy, as
Third street.
FOR RENT-TVo room furnished
apartment IN modern homa. 4hcno
S43.W q call q 81 Fourth stFeek.
FOR RENT-Hruished or uufilrnigh-
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ROOMS o RENT


FOR RENT-Nicely furnished sleep.
ing room with two windows suitable
for n or two, good location, hot
water ct al times, also q complete
~ furnished light housekeeping
room. Call ct 623 Sixth street or
phone ll5l-R.
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
light housekeeping rooms, also four
furnished rooms for months Of
june, July and August. Roy Neff,
ITO Seventh street or phone $751;.
FOR RENTlTwo furnished rooms
for light housekeeping, also for sale,
leather davenport and chairs, china
closet and ice box. Phone S33-W or
call ct 323 South Eighth street.
FOR RENT-Desirablc furnished
room, hot water heat, good ventila-
ton. Rent reasonable. Suitable
for one or two gentlemen. Call ct
1l6 West Thayer Ave.
ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN In . large
modern nicely furnished home real
close in. Phone GAIN or call ct
502 Seventh street.
FOR RENT-Two wen furnished
rooms In modern home with board.
Reasonable rates. Phone 90l-J @
call at III Warrington street.
FOR RENT-Very nice, large, pleas
ant room, suitable for one or two,
also small room. SO Ave. A. Phone
6l3-M.
FOR RENT-In modern home. q nice
room and garage, reasonable rent,
board If desired. 300 West Thayer.
FOR RENT-sleeping room With two
windows. Gentlemen only. Gail 1t
223 w. Thayer or phone 1l8S.
FOR RENT-Nice furnlshed room.
Call at ~ First street or phone
6S8-J.
FOR RENT-Modern furnished room
at $40 Fourth street or phone 2o3.
LAKEvIEw FARM FOR SALE
l6O ACRES Of fine soil emo stoney ali
to be aeeded. to wheat and flax.
Only two miles from Z village with
two elevators, bank. stores, school
and church. One mile from located
state park. Price reduced from rs
to $50 per acre. Terms and clear
title given. Widowed and Old age,
the reason for selling. Hattie N.
Wilson, Wishek, n. OAK.
8uslNG66 OP4pRTUl11IGs
| WE F6RECXbT monEhly hle&,S @
lows and aim 70 make 6ox profit,
for ourselves aud. Aur cliouta, "a In
vestrnnHt In Wfo0fy flSkrnna Write
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

FEMALE HELP WANTED
$1,000 Permanent waves 800.
$3.50 Croquinole waves $50.
BY expert operator at The Califpr-
MIA Permanent Wave Nook, i0z
Third street. Bismarck. Phone 7S2
WANTED-Ladies for pleasant out
door work. and make $2.00 to $500
All hour. Give name and home.
Address in first letter. Write Trib-
une Ad. No. 81.
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CLASSIFIED AID


Al want eds eso oash n advapco,
miuimum oharGo 20 oontG Con-
must be received at the Tribune @.
flee By 600 q n. 70 insure lnoorttou
eamo day u the regular elasslfjed
page.
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cuRn srocxx,

CURB STOCKS
Cities Service, 43M.
Elec. Bond & share, 1l4x.
Standard OIL 67N.
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LtDERTY BONDS
New York. April 25.-tAP)-Liberty
Liberty ava 1909.
Fourth 4EssS l0l.94.
Ts:::: sSis HILL.
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Cuts, bordee q white Space uso0 "a
want ads come under the classified
display rates at 70 cents pes column
inch pes taseytion.
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The Tribune Want IA pepartms
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REGULAR WANT AD RATES
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Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-01
Horse Victim OF
Auto Collision

State traffic officers las. night in
vestigated two automobile accidents
in which one person was injured
and a horse killed.
John Kellner, driver for the Pick
wick stage lines, was injured when
a Pickwick tow truck he was drlv-
ing struck a stray horse that had
wandered onto the New River
Bridge about a mile west of Braw-
ley.
The truck was going down an 18
per cent grade when it struck the
horse. Caught between the truck
and a telephone pole, the horse was
killed and badly mangled. The
truck was thrown from the road
and over an eight-foot embankment.
Kellner suffered cuts and abra-
sions. He was returning from a trip
along the Los Angeles highway, on
which he had delivered gas to a
stage going to Los Angeles.
Another accident in which no one
was injured happened on the Cal
exico highway three miles south OF
El Centro when F. Trujillo drove his
car into that of Ed Duvall, who had
stopped to light cigarette. Both
cars we're damaged.