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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-11-03
THREE IN TRAGEDY

Lapeer, Mich. Nov. 3.-(P)-Gabriel
Kostas, a farmer living two miles
east of Clifford, Mich, In Lapeer
county, Thursday shot and killed his
two SONS, Steve, is, and Tony. IA. and
then shot himself to death following
a family quarrel.
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TROvATTEN ATTACKS BROWN

Fargo, N. D., Nov. 3.-(P)-The Re-
publican party's dealings with agri-
culture, R. A. Trovatten, Minnesota
commissioner OF agriculture, charged
Thursday in a radio address. "is clut-
tered with broken promises" What"
he then asked. "has Earle Brown, Re-
publican candidate for governor, to
offer the farmers of Minnesota" "Mr
Browns birth. training, and social
position Trovatten continued, makes
1t impossible for him to understand
the problems of the farmer, the la
borer and small business man."
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Miscellaneous
MINNEAPOLIS POTATOES

Minneapolis, Nov. 3.-(P-U. S.
Dep. Agro-Potatoes: Light wire in
quiry; demand and trading light,
market firm, most shippers holding
for higher prices. Carloads T.. o. b.
shipping point biased on delivered
sales, less all transportation charges)
Minneapolis basis 100-lb. sacks round
whites, U. S. No. l and partly graded,
few sales, 38-45c, most dealers hold
ing for 45c or higher.
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TAX BELL.RINGINC,

Caceres, Spain, Nov. 3.-tP)-Cast-
ing about for new sources of revenue.
the city council has agreed to include
in the next budget tax on the ring
ing of church bells. Each church
would pay So year and each chapel
80 cents. Bells a mile and a quarter
from the city would ring tax-free.
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CHICAGO POTATOES

Chicago. Nov. 3.-(P)-(U. 8. Dep.
Agr)-Potatoes 50: on track, 30;
total u. s. shipments, 462; firm, sup
plies moderate. trading moderate:
sacked per cwt.. Wisconsin Cobblers,
60-70: mostly IS: Minnesota Cobblsrs,
6o-67 Ia: South Dakota Early Ohios
60-65: Idaho Russets, 4l.10-.2o.
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BRTTONS RUSH MONEY

London. Nov. 3.-(R)-So great was
the rush Of money for investment in
the new 800 1000, 900 three per cent con-
version loan that the lists were clos
ed after noon Thursday instead of
remaining open all day as originally
planned.
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HUsKERs TO COMPETE

HUSKERS TO COMPETE
Springfield. Mimi, Nov. 3.-(R-
Minnesota's 20 best huskers will at
tack long rows of corn on the John
Anderson farm, near here, Friday In
quest of the state championship and
the right to enter the national con-
test next week. Bert Hanson of Nj
collet Is the defending champion.
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CONFERENCE BUREAU MEETS
Geneva, Switzerland, Nov. 3.-(R-
The world disarmament conference
bureau, steering committee for the
conference proper. met again Thurs
day afternoon without Germany, and
again avoided discussion Of Ger
many's demand for arms equality.
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LEAVES FAMOUS JEwrIRy

Chicago. Nov. 3.-(P-The famous
jewelry Of the late Edith Rockefeller
Mccormick. notably necklaces and
pendants that once were part Of the
Russian crown jewels, formed the
principal part Of personal property
worth $1,032.348 In the inventory Of
her estate, made public Thursday.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR
Minneapolis, Nov. 3.-(P)-F1our
unchanged. Shipments, 28,993.
Pure bran, $780,
Standard middlings, $3.50.
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INVESTMENT TRUSTS
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(Over counter at N. "
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Univ TT Sh 1872.
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RANGE OF CARLOT SALES

Minneapolis, Nov. 3.-(P)-Range
of carlot grain sales: Wheat, No. l
hard spring. 81 3-8; No. dark
northern, Al 1-8 to 81 So; No. hard
winter, A 3-8; No. 2 amber durum,
As IA.
Corn, No. 2 yellow, "a.
Oats, No. 3 white, IA to IA Ia.
Rye. No. 2, % 7-8.
Barley, No. 2 special, $3.50; No. 8,
24-28 IL.
Flax, No. 1, $1.05 1-2.
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Statesmen Wanted

SALESMAN WANTED-The work is
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Cash or real estate bond required.
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Rooms for REM

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MONEY RATES

New York, Nov. 3. - (P) - Call
money steady: per cent.
Time loans steady; 60 days 4; ga
months, q; So months, l per cent.
Prime commercial paper, l ga.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, Nov. 3.-(P,-Foreigr,
exchange irregular. Great Britail
demand in dollars: others in cents
Great Britain 3.29ss; France 1894
Italy 5.l19s: Germany 23.75a: Nor.
way l6,S01a Sweden 17.341A; Mon.
treal 90.3lK. Me1
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
Liberty 3iaS 101.17.
Liberty LIST 4As 1923.
Liberty 4th 4As 1892.
Treas 4Hs 1911.
Treas 4S 1O3.3O.
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Grain Quotations
MINNEAPOLIS RANGE

MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN
Minneapolis, Mimi. Nov. 3.-(F-
Wheat receipts Thursday 103 com
pared to 139 a year ago.
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MINNEAPOLIS STOCK CLOSE
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Young Stribling to Take on Schaaf
Georgian Comes Out Of Semi.
Retirement to Meet Bos.
ton Contender

New York, Feb. 22.-(R)-W. L.
(Young) stribling comes out Of semi
retirement this week to see II he can
discover what makes Ernie schaaf 20.
The Georgian battles Schaaf, one Of
the best OF the younger contenders,
in the 1o-round feature Bout at the
Chicago stadium Friday night.
schaaf has waded steadily through
the crop Of younger, as well as older,
hopefuls. He's not q crowd-pleaser
but he gets results. He is Furnishing
hitter and he seems to have all the
stamina he needs and then some.
Christopher (Bat) Battalino. Of
Hartford, former featherweight king.
meets Billy Shaw Of Minneapolis ct
st. Louis Wednesday.
Ray Miller. Chicago lightweight.
confronts Sammy Fuller, veteran Bos-
ton boxer, In the feature at Madison
Square Garden Friday night. Pete
Latzo, Of Scranton, former welter.
weight champion, comes back to the
ring after long absence in ono Of
the ten round preliminaries with Joe
Banovic Of Binghamton, N. Y, for an
opponent.
In the tar west, Max Baer, Oak
land heavyweight, meets old Tom
Heeney at San Francisco tonight. Ace
Hudkins fights Lee RammaRe. san
Diego heavyweight, at Los Angeles
Tuesday night. The third coast feat
ure pits Fidel LaBarba, Of Los Ane-
eles, former flyweight champ ! on,
against varias Milling, Filipino fea-
tnerweight, at Hollywood Friday
night.
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Track and Field
Aces Will Shoot
At World Marks
Forty-Two Champions Slated
to Compete at Madison
Square Garden

New York, Feb. 22.-(R)-led by the
seasons four outstanding stars, one Of
the greatest arrays Of champions ever
assembled will 60 after the national
indoor track and field champs nships
Of the Olympic year tonight.
The meet at Madison Square Gar
den Is one of two this week. Satur-
day the annual meet Of the New York
chapter, Knights Of Columbus, will
be held and on March the intercol-
legiate will write "finis" on the In
door season.
The entry list for the nationals
shows total Of ~ champions, hold
ers Of American, British Empire,
Hungarian, South African, Canadian
and intercollegiate championships.
There will be IL record holders and
Is American record holders.
The big four Of this group are
Gene Venzke, the sensational 4:10
miller from Pottstown, Pa: Leo Sex
ton, shot putter extraordinary Of the
New York Athletic club who recently
eclipsed all records with toss Of near
ly So feet: George Spitz, ineligible
New York university high jumper who
has hoisted his indoor record to six
feet 81 inches: and Emmett TOPPING,
sprint ace from Loyola Of the south
who has equalled the 60 yard record
three times.
For Venzke, perhaps the most SEN
sational performer Of the season, It
will be the last mile Of the indoor
campaign. He will run Saturday In
the knights Of Columbus meet but at
his request the famed Columbian
Mile" has been changed to its Olym-
1 pic equivalent, the $500 meter run. to
give him chance at another record.
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IS
S0UNDLY DEFEATED
BY B0|LERMAKERS
Purdue Is Scheduled to Engage
Indiana Aggregation at
Bloomington
ILLINOIS BEATS MICHIGAN
cophers Move Back Into Third
Place BY WalIoping Badg-
ers, 43 to II

Chicago, Feb. 22.-(F-Tonight's
schedule in the western conference
basketball championship race may
account for Northwestern's chance OF
retaining or sharing the title.
The Wildcats, soundly beaten by
Purdue Saturday night, must face
Michigan at Ann Arbor, and their
chances of winning appear none too
good. At Evanston several weeks ago.
Northwestern was just able to trim
the Wolverines, 81 to 20, and may
suffer its third defeat Of the season.
The three defeats in the Big Ten
this year seem to mean elimination
from the title scramble.
Purdue will play its second game OF
the season against Indiana, at Bloom
ington. and should be able to take
the improved Hoosiers. In their pre-
vious meeting the BoilermakerS roll
ed up 40 to 80 victory, and playing
as they have since returning to the
battle, figure to win. In the other
game tonight, Chicago and Wiscon-
sin will meet at Madison, with the
loser doomed to last place.
Purdue reached peak form Satur-
day night to defeat Northwestern,
48 to 80, leading all the way and max
ing a runaway of it in the closing
minutes. The battle between Joe
Reiff of Northwestern and Purdue's
Johnny Wooden, resulted in a big
egde for the Boilermaker guard who
outscored Reiff, is points to six.
Illinois broke out with another up
set In defeating Michigan, 20 to q,
at Champaign. Michigan and Illinois
are tied for fourth place with five
victories and three defeats.
Minnesota moved back into third
place by walloping Wisconsin, 43 to
II, at Minneapolis. The victory was
Minnesota's sixth in nine games, and
its most decisive triumph OF the sea-
son.
Chicago surprised its followers by
trimming Ohio State, % to 26, for its
first victory in seven conference
starts.
Indiana continued its tardy drive
for a first division position by defeat
ing Iowa. 43 to 80. The Hoosiers to-
day were tied with Ohio for fifth
place, and were more than hopeful Of
upsetting their ancient foe, Purdue,
tonight.
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Bison Beat Rabbits to cIinch Title
Fargo Aggregation Sets Back
South Dakota State COL
Iege, 80 to ~

Fargo, N. D., Feb. 22.-ReThe
North Dakota Agricultural college
won the basketball championship Of
the north central conference here Sat-
urday by defeating South Dakota
State college 80 to "a. At the end Of
the first half, South Dakota led II
to Is.
The Bison came dangerously close
to prolonging their championship con-
quest as the Jackrabbits fought va
liantly and effectively to forestall the
decision.
This Bison team was just as stub
born, and once it got out in front
it stayed there, but it took ~ long
minutes for the herd to get ahead and
stay there. Even then there was
danger lurking, but the Saalwaechter
clan dispelled all fear as basket fol-
lowed basket until the margin had
mounted to Is points with four min
utes Of play remaining.
Led by their ace shooter, Don
Arthur, the Bison piled in five early
field goals against none for the Jack
rabbits, but constant fouling by the
Bison on which the Brookings quintet
counted free throws kept the jack
rabbits in the game, and the Bison
finished on the short end of q 1913
score at the half.
Arthur was the brilliant offensive
star of the Bison attack before he
was sent from the game with the
maximum number of attractions. He
counted three times from the field
in the first half and before his dis
missal with 51a minutes of the Sec
ond half gone he counted again. This
second half counter by Arthur was
on rebound after three minutes and
it regained the lead for the Bison at
1914.
With their leading scorer definite
~ out Of the setto, Mckay and Bob
Weir emulated the Mandan youth,
Mckay finding the net for three
field goals while Weir dropped in q
pair.
Ikky Nordstrom and Leo Thomasson
also counted from the field in the
second half.
Leading the Jackrabbit attack was
Stan Rishoi, the state captain. He
was the only visiting performer who
counted more than once from the
field. He counted both of his field
goals in the first half. being largely
responsible for giving the Jackrabbits
the lead. He also counted -four times
from the free throw line in addition
to good defensive performance.
"
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Assumption Ponies
Beat Hebron Quint

Scoring q points in the last GUAR
ter, the Assumption Ponies from
Richardton defeated the Hebron Bob
cats, 81 to ~ on the Gladstone floor
Tho Ponies led throughout the
game. In the first minute of nlav
they started scoring and soon COM
manded q comfortable lead. The
Bobcats rallied in the third period
and came to within q few points Of
the Assumption quint.
Fairbanks. Coacher, and Tykwinski
composing the Ponie offense. baffled
the Hebron defense with their fast-
breaking style Of play. Fairbanks
made 81 points, Tykwinski, 20. and
Coacher Is. For Heborn. Beyer and
Kruger gathered most Of their team,x
points, while Tiedman was the ont
0tandinQ S1efenxivn y,iovor
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across her face. Her eyes are big
and brown. She seems to know it.
She's a most affectionate young
lady and very good housekeeper.
She has spotless white home in
the G. v. Whitney stables at
Brookdale farm near Red Bank,
N. j. She eats her oats and hay
in the dignified manner Of a
grande dame, never gathering
good about the house as some ILL
bred horses do. There is nothing
upstage about her; she Is just
"choosy."
She loves to have her sleek
coat brushed and shined, her legs
oiled. Her affections, however.
are none too stable. For a lump
of sugar she'll make a grand play
for an utter stranger. She nuz-
zles around in the pockets of visi-
tors if the sugar isn't forthcom-
ing. She has a way of looking
disappointed, even a bit disgust
ed, If the search is fruitless.
Mimi is her name around the
stables and Top Flight" Just q
title that goes into the .ecord
book.
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Devils Lake Beats
CandO High School


Devils Lake, N. D., Feb. 22.-R}-
With Vernon Weaver, gigantic center
leading the scoring attack with sew
en- field goals and nine free throws
out Of 10 attempts for a total OF q
points, Devils Lake high school hand
ed Cando IS to % setback at Cam
do Saturday night.
Stevens, lanky Satan forward, cop
ped second scoring honors with four
field goals and three free throws for
q total Of IL points but the outstand-
ing feature Of the. Lakers' play was
the spectacular work Of Rutten. the
key man Of the Satanic defensive.
Rutten was largely responsible for
the stopping Of the Cando Offensive
work from guard position was good
enough 70 net him five points.
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VALLEY CITY SHOWS
POWERFUL 0FFENSE
in BEATING DEMONS
Noecker, Lanky Pivot Man,
Proves to Be link and
Scores Ia Points
FlNNEGAM STARS AGAIN
Invaders Pull Away to Eight
Point Lead After Count
Is Tied in Fourth
FlNNEGAN STARS AGAIN

The fast clicking offensive of the
Valley City Hi-Liners spelled disas-
ter for the Bismarck Demons who
went down to Is to 10 defeat on the
court of the World War Memorial
Building Saturday night.
Valley City got away to an early
lead and paced the Demons until
midway in the fourth quarter when
the locals staged scoring rally to
tie the count at l7-all.
The invaders promptly proceeded
to pull away to an six point victory
by feeding the ball to Noecker. The
elongated pivoter stood under the
basket to receive the ball and flip
it into the hoop to put the game on
ice.
Again it was Finnegan who deliv-
cred for the Demons. The Irishman
played the same brilliant basketball
that characterized his play in the
game with Mandan Friday night. He
Tailed all but five Of the points col
1ected by the Demons to find the
circle four times from the floor in adj
dition to counting four out of five
times from the charity line.
1t was essentially a game between
the boys at the center positions with
Finnegan and Noecker stealing the
show.
The defeat of the Bislnarckers
came as distinct surprise to many Of
the local enthusiasts, who figured the
Demons as outstanding favorites
The Hi-Liners came to Bismarck
smarting under defeat at the hands
of the Jamestown Blue Jays, vic
tim of the Demons in a game here
a month ago.
The Demons showed the results of
wear and tear. HarrasSed by illness.
which has struck at the squad during
the last 10 days, the team had two
hard games on successive nights. The
squad gave everything it had in a
gruelling uphill battle against Man.
dan Friday night and let-down was
apparent in their play against the
Hi-LinerS.
During the first quarter. things
were on more or less even terms and
the score stood at seven-all at the
end of the period. Valley City got
away to a lead in the second stanza
ind the score stood IL to as the half
ended
Again in the third period, the De-
mons came back to hold their own to
score four points while the Hi-Liners
were picking up five. 1t was in the
final stanza that the locals made
their bid for victory to come up from
behind to knot the score at II all.
Valley City retaliated, however,
with brilliant scoring rally to annex
eight points and clear cut victory
In she preliminary contest the
Freshmen turned back an outfit rep
resenting the junior high school, II
to 8. Cameron at forward for the
yearlings paced the field with three
field goals.
The summaries.
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Fargo Triumphs in
Tilt With MinOters

Fargo, Feb. ~. -@- Resuming
their uninterrupted two-year conquest
Of North Dakota high school basket
ball teams, Fargo's Midgets rode the
crest Of first-half scoring spree to
victory over Minot's Magicians, SO to
20, here Saturday.
A "a to 8 advantage, built up inn
pressively despite cratic passing. car
rted the Midgets through the second
half unextended.
Marvin Doherty,t ct forward, and
the veteran guards, Jack Charbon-
neau ana Gordon Aamoth, were es-
pecially efficient in the fast passing
game for Fargo.