Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 21

I- I I I THE 19SO. Iff ARD TRENDiTO MARKET AS SELLING ENDS OF FOOD SHARES PROVIDED LEADER- FOR STOCKS FRIDAY YORK, May ilation of the food shares, advanced one to three points leadership that turned, of stocks upward In the, "forenoon today- 1 after a spasm had driven many leaders of two points under close. pools, well fortified with cheap began to push up their fav- high-priced issues, as tiegan to cUmb vigorously. I. Case rose 10 points, American Tobacco and Eastman gqdak 5, and Oteajnicry, General oaoie American Machine Foundry Oliver Farm Equipment preferred between 3 and 4.

Two point advances included Westing- houB'e Electric, Irlternatlonal Harvester, Loose Wiles, J. C. Penny and Pacific Gas Electric. Call 'money, renewed unchanged at 8 per cent. Cotton Colotn Local Markets 10 oo seed Cotton Texai 'Spot Marhots.

on old. new old. now fiiffh 15.25 14.9? 12 16.61 15.01 14.74 15.17 14.80 York Cotton Table Low 14.08 14.73 14.88 16.26 14.70 14.53 14,93 14,01 ClOBO 15.13 14.84-n 5.00-07 14.91-tH 13,06 14.74-73 p. a 15.18 16.08 14.4M 14.06 14.70 15.13 14,81 Orleans Cotton' Table. Jan.

Mar. May July Dot. Dee. High is.oi 18.00 lo.u 14,77. 14.87 Low 14,92 15.BB 15.80 14.52 14.03 Closo 15.06b IS.OBb 16.07-11 14.80 14.7& Grain and Provisions CHICAGO.

May strength shown "by Liveronol Quotations led to snrly upturns today ol whoftt vnJnoB here. In somo tlie advance was' ascribed' to unavailable crop news from Italy and France, aa well aa to ovenine up top reparo tor a poaaiole Burprise in the' United States ffovernraant crop report. Opening 1-4 to 1 l-8c higher. Chicago wheat afterward reacted somewhat from initial top fipurea. Corn, oats nnd provisions were relatively easy, corn slarimff 1-8 to 6-8c up nut later Biggins- to below finish.

AVhaat cloBsd-unaettled 1-4 to 7-8c hieh- er 'than yesterday's finish. Corn cloned 1-tt to rtown. oats 1-8 to B-Bc on. and provisions unchanged to 10c docliiie. May 1.015-8 Juily 1.02 1.043-41.003-8 TESTIMONY OPENE FRIDAY IN MURDER HAL JUDGE BRADY CONTRIBUTIONS TO RELIEF For Sale BERRIES FOR SALE Como and pick them at 36c per gallon, Phono 73.

Mrs. A. Q. Holmes. FUNDS COMING IN FATHER SLAIN GIRL FIRST SOME OF STORM.

STRICKEN FOR SALE Home. Location Pork, Dallai, Ovcrlooldn? Countrr Club Two itorr- Plastered throurh- out, Threa bed rooms, One large drfififl- inff room. Sleculnp Porch, Two Baths, Gas, hot find cold water. All canveni- Owner Lot 100' and Drivowny. Servant houw.

Garden Sain, SJ 0,000. Address "A 1 Daily Sun, Corsicana, Tnx. 1020 1012 1517 003 For kent FOR RENT. TScaton, mod. con Beaton.

Or, Vf. lllh Ace, or. ffai ec E. 2nd Avo, 4r, STBS elcc () City" water furnished with 1012 and 10SO N. Beaton Apply Dr.

Polk over lat Bank. TOR Jlvo room cottage, newly papered and painted, bot and cold water, EOQCi neighborhood, paved street, closo lo school. 3ft07 Vest fith avenue. FOR STATE IN 'DALLAS COURT DISTRICTS STILL BURYING THEIR DEAD FRIDAY Sapt Dec CORN 1.003-8 J. 00 3-4 1,03 1-4 1.08 1,01 1.01 B- 1.04 3 1.00 8 stc no- Brady blO.14 14.74 Is'cw Orleans Spots Quiet.

NEW ORLEANS, May cotton closed quiet, 6 points down. Sales 337: low middling middling 1568; good mi eld line 13.33; receipts 2.035; stock 413,680. Juiy Sept. Dec, OATS- May July Sept. Pec.

703-4 808-8 81 I 41 7-8 ,40 7-8 771-2 777-fi 70 1-8 737-8 411.. 40 1 301 42 781 787 797 733-4 8 8 4 413 403 so a 42 1 8 8 '8 "May July Cotton CHICAGO. May Dec. loin' Sales '(in hundredls), low quotations: Ahumada Ld 2, 1. Allegheny 99, 26 7-8, 25 5-8, 36 M.

Al 12, 307, 300, .307. Am Mag 3, 40 1-2, 38, 40 Can 48, 188 3-8, 135 1-2, 137 17,.26 5-8, 24 Pow 190, 78, 75 1-4, 77 3-fi Am'lnt 27, 43 1-4, 41, 42 3-8. Am. Metal 4, -44, .42 7-8, 44, Am 19, 102 1-2, 99 1-2, Rad Stan San 44, 33, 32, 32 "Am Rol Millie, 74 3-8, 73 1-4, Ref 12, 70 1-2, 684-2, 2 Wat WkB 81, 112 1-4. 108 1-4, 110 7-8.

Anaconda 309, 60 1-4, 58, turee cloeod: May 1B.20; July Oct. 14,13. I Liverpool Spots Higher. May.D.—(AP)— Cotton- Spot bJfher; American strict good middling 0.48; good mlddlinET 8.13; strict middling: 8.8.3; middling 8.03; strict low middling. 8.28; low middling 7.73; strict good ordinary ,7.03: good ordinary 0.63,~~-Sales 3.000 bajea, Including 1,600 American.

Re- 8,000, American 4,000. Futures "closed barely steady: May 8.07;' July 8.00; October 7.83: December 7.83; January March May 7.03.. 577-8 as 1-4681-4 70 10.25 10.40 571-4 61 1-8 05 60 10.30 7 10.47 July Sept 10.60 May July dty Grain. o77-8 B21-4 G6 1-8 607-8 10.20 10.27 10.47 14.QO 13.55 KANSAS CIT May WHEAT: No. '2 dark hard, nominally, 3.00; No.

.2 hard 05-96 1-3; May 3-4: 70 3-i t-3 5-S No. 3, uomlnal low 7fl: May 74 No." 3 whito 43 ly, 41 to 411-2. Attant Ref 33, 28, 281-4. 3-4, 115, 115' 38 5-8, 40. 7-8, 93 1-8, 95.

42 3-4, 40 3-8, 42, Loco 12, 29 8, 115 '3-4 'Bend- Aviat 46, 41, 25, 95 Bur Ad Mch 3, 2, 63 1-2, 63. 2, 19 3-8, 19. "Canad Pac 43, 2085-8, 201, 206 -I Cannon 2, 273-4. 1-2. Cerro De Pas 5, 541-A -1-2.

Tork Cotton Steady. May, Cotton opened steady at an advance of 1- to 8 points on overnight buying orders and some 'buying ot new crop months on reports that recent storms had caused damage or delay in crop preparations in the Southwest. Liverpool cables were lower than due, however, while there was a renewal ol scattering 1 liquidation in July and further undoing 'ol straddles between noar and now crop, months. This based the market as soon aa early buy in orders had been absorbed and there was probably some aelffn? or hope of relief from droughty concUlioriB in the eastern belt. July fcold off to 10.20, or 22 pointa net lower while tho now October, contract declined, to 14.03, or 7 points below yesterday's Quotation.

Tho early decline extended to 10.30 for July and 14.50 for the new October. Old crop months showed net losses of about 10 to 28 points and the now crop of 7 to 13 points. Otlerinss tapered oil at these flgrures and there were rallies dur- Intr the middle of the raornine 1 on They-were checked by further sell. ing on expectations that the eastern belt dotails would show a numerous showers, however and the market at mid-day was barely steady within or 3 points of the early Chicago Cosh Grain. CHICAGO, May M'HBAT: No; 3 red 1.00; No.

8 mixed 88. CORN: No. mixed 80; No. 1 yooow. 80 OATS: No.

3 "white 431-2 to 43i-3; No, 3 white 40 1-2 to 41 1-4. i Poultry Steady. CHICAGO, May 0. aJiro steady; Jowls 101-2 to 33; broilera raofilcm. 13 20; heavy ducks 18-20; spring: ducks 20-22; spring gceso 25; old ecese 14, Butter and Steady.

CHICAGO, May and eggs steady, unchanged. Livestock (U. Fort Worth Livestock. TORT WORTH, May (API S.D.A.)—HOGS: 000; steady to 10 lower; rail to 0.80: medium to choice 180-230 lb rail Uutchers fl.70-9.80; truck top 0.1&; buJk hotter grades fi.00-0.16; BOWS 8.00-8,25. nnn CATTLE: 1,000.

Including 600 Bteady, no pood fat atecra or yearling; plain slaughter yearlinKB 8.0ft; pood fat cows 7.25: calves unchanged, SHEEP: six decks ehorn led wethers, all ages at 5.50 or steady; practically nothing else oflered. CbURTROOM, DALLAS, May 9. of testimony in the second murder trial of former Judge John W. Brady of Austin started with the Opening of court today. B.

Highsmith of Baytown, father of Miss Lehlla Highsmith, the young Austin grapher in whose death was charged, was the first state's witness. District Judge C. A- PIppen interrupted the interrogation of Mr. HIghsmith to tell the jurors he was going to install a radio in the jury room for the pleasure of the jurors when trial was not In session, He also named 'Al- vln O'Brien, printer and former publisher of the Walnut Springs Hustler, foreman of the jury Highamith sobbed long and audibly when District Attorney William McCraw asked him whether he had ever seen his daughter since she visited him in August of last year. The snow-haired defendant rested his chin on his right hand, took off his glasses, and dried his eyes with a large handkerchief.

He did not answer the question and McCraw turned the examination over to Maury Hughes, defense attorney. The. admitted that when Brady was sober, was an.ele- gant, polished man. He described his daughter as 28 years five feet, four inches tall arid weighed about 90 pounds. District Attorney Henry Brooks of Austin, made a forceful opening outline of the state's case.

As delineated the state's theory of actual stabbing, he pulled a long knife from his pocked and showed the 12 men where' spare stenographer allegedly cut. "Your -honor, how about" theatricals?" Hughes interposed. "That's all right, everything I'm saying, the youthful Travis county attorney countered. District Attorney McCraw read the indictment and the defendant plead not guilty, Camp Fire Girls Assisting Sufferers Press) Contributions to a $150,000 tornado relief fund soagnt by the Texas chapter, American Red Cross, were accumulating today as communities scattered across Central and South Texas continued preparations to bury additional victims of Tuesday's storm wWch took 70 lives, and injured more than 100 persons. Frost, Navarro county, joined en masse yesterday in holding funeral rltos for 12 victims of the tornado which demolished the entire town.

Funerals set for today at communities near Hlllsboro, Hill county, near Rungc and Nordheim in Karnes county, and in DeWitt and Gonzales counties. Order was rapidly being developed out of chaos in the stricken areas. At Frost, a corps of nearly 100 carpenters was at work on temporary business structures. Tents, clothing and food were bee distributed to homeless. Contributions to the relief fund yesterday had mounted to nearly $4,000 in Dallas, the Red Cross chapter at Colorado, Texas, sent In $100 and funds were'being collected other cities.

FOB TRADE Duplex Apartment Houut. Four rooms and two story Bleeping- porch each with every city convenience. Separate entrances and meters. Givo or lake difference. What hava you In tho city to offer? Cal E.

Kcrr. FOR SALE Four room house on lot 50 by 160 at 1418 West llth avenue, garage. 51050. Apply 5th. pas nnrt next door to this placr.

FOR SALE TO two utory house on corner lot near school. Ordered sold by tho court and cheap for Cfll Kerr. HOMES FOR SALE 1118 $3000, cosh $300 070 S. 14th $27SO, cash $275 1115 W. 18th 917RO, caah $175 1206 14th 520000, caah $200 Balance monthly like rent.

Chas, G. ter. Cl09C --Permanent renter only, J- M. Kfrr. Phone asp.

FOR homo 1104 Weal 4lh avoune. R. B. 3tolloy 318 Or 072. FOR room house, BulUblo two iamilica in 1500 block Small buslnnu houw, 100 3rd.

al -apartments furnished or unfurnished. B. McCormick, with Homo Furniture 100 Beaton. MO. FOR monuTTo steady tenant with ffood rolorenco.

half of duplex houm conaiatln? ol a rooms and ecrencd tn back porch, suitable to ba used na sleep- InK porch. Located In gnod part of town amonc homo owners- Hiffh nnrt conl at nights. Half double pnrafffl furn- tshocl and place fnr pardcn, Cnll in son at Womack Bros, 114 S. Beaton ACKEAQE at attractive prices, from ono acre to thirty on Highway and 1 adjoining Highways. Chaa.

G. Jpaler. ALLEN TO WEB NEW YORK EARLY DATE the was the NEW YORK, May Ben Dave -Allen, 26. sports writer and cartoonist, formerly of Corsl- cana, Texas, where he was born, and Miss Gladys Parker, 21, artist of 32 West Forty-seventh street, this city, obtained a marriage cense at the municipal bureau today and announced they would be married here later by the city clerk. Mr.

Allen Is the son of Guy and Rena Shirley AUen and lives at 42 West Fiftieth street, this city. Misg Parker is a native of Tono- wanada, N. and the daughter iof Wilbur and Caroline Phillips 1 Parker. and Greaainir Station, oulpprd lor etcam cleaninRr, bigh prcsauro washlnK machine, hiph lift proaso rack, air ffrcaHO prun electric sroar llusher. Located ol Post OtficQ, Seo O.

214 Went 6th FOR SALE OR 12 family apartment houae Tcnescr, corner lot, private batn, aoparata garaRca, cas. and liprhta, meters separate, only two years old, rontlni? lor $480,00 por month; srood in- veatrnent ptirlns: more than 10 per cent. "Want to trade equity lor Coralcana grocery or city property. This house is located al littlo Kew Tork. Ace McEntire, Help A GOLDEN OFPORTOKITY.

tip men and rounff men, who having 1 finished tholr general education, to avail themselves of the portunltiea offered in tho printing industry to earn high gaffes under tha most favorable working 1 conditions existing in any IndusUal tradao. A good trado is tho most vaUiivblo aasct youni? person can have. Then riming trade hns' various branchoa. There Is a branch that wHl be acoptablo to you and in which you can qualify to do tho work in from 0 to 10 months by taking an intensified training course at Mia Southern School of Printing, 1514-16 South Street. Nashville, Tcnn, This school has trained hundreds of young men and young women during the ten years to become earners of -exceptional wages as monotype operators, both key- bparcl and caster, pressmen operating most modern presses, linotype and hand compositors abovo the average workmen, A card or letter of inquiry In.re- gad to entrance requirements will be mailed you on cqucBt, This school is io constant operation 1G months of iha year, eight hours a day except Saturday- Students may enter at any time.

Full information as to tuition rates, living expanses. 1 on request. Address South- orm School of Printing 1B14-1B South St Naashvllle, Icon, HOUSES FOR N. Sard SV-, rooms, all modern, 937-fiO. 1020 Bon ton, 5 rooms, mondcrn conveniences, 1517 Vf.

llth avenue, rooms, and electricity, 000 N. Main 4 rooms, iras SIK City water furnished with and 000. Apply Polk, Dentist, offico over First State Bank. FOR furnished ffva mom all modern conveniences, also Ruraw. 31B N.

24th slrool," Appli' at l-U5lWost 3rd avenue. Phone BB4, FOIt room hnuso, all COT vftulrnccs. garage, corner nvcnun and 32nd strflrt, lions Dlidge Ransom, 3P5 or or 520, FOR RENT. 120G 14th avenue 1107 Oth avenue 1116 Summit 312 North 13th St CHAS. JESTER.

23.00 OFFICE FOR RENT First State Bank Building. Chaa. G. Jester. FOR RENT 2S It.

two-story bulhllnr same block with now Dyer department store building. Will remodel to suit desirable tenant, Parties interested address Store Building, cara Daily Sun, Apartments FOR unfornlshcd npnrtmcntfl, nil modpvn rooms encU Bleoji- Ine porches, nnJ parades, hocntcd at 100 South Btreet. hot ween Colin 'stroot and West Glh avcnuo. Only Sln.OO month each. Just tho place for 2 couples or families.

Sco J. E. Skinner. Phones 700 or K1I5-W. FURNISHED APARTMENT for rent.

Two room furnished apartment, nowly papered and painted, all modern conveniences, connecting bath, close in. Phone 721. Ap- uly 6S3 West 5tli avenue. FOR room unfurnished apartment: private bath, oil conveniences. Phono 1170-W or 44H.

From Frost Storm 33 5,.34 3-8, 327-8, 5 "chgo Nor.Wes 6, 801-2 8 VChrysler 107, 33. 30 7-8, 32 -Colo Fuel I 13, 58, 561-2, 57. 96, 747-8, 731-4, 74 Colum Graph 122, 181-2, 27 3-8, Gas. 162! 1263-4, 1221-2, ,126 63, 631-2. 79, 26, 241-2, 25 Can 2, 64, Cont Oil of DoL Du 126.

Elec 841-2. Prod 175, 1051-4, 1031-4, 104 De 40, 1283-4, 1231-2, 620, 851-8, 815-8, Ut Gen Fds 180, Gen 20, 147-8, 14 3-4. Gfen Mtrs 390, 473-8 453-8, Goodyear. Tire 46, 811-2, 80 1-4 WT 14. 44 5-8, 32 l- Houston OU 166, 96 3-8, 8-4 Howe Snd 3, 31, 30; 1-8, 31.

92 Inspr Cop 34, 19 7-8, 18 1-8 19 3 8. IntComV Eng 24 10 7 8 1-81-4- intl Harv-118, 105 5-8 105 Intl Elec A 96 1-2. 44, 46 Intl Mat pfd 15, 83 7-8, 80 o-4, New Orleans Cotton NEW ORLEANS, May had a slightly easier opening 1 in sympathy "with lower Liverpool cables than due. Firat trades showed IOBSGS of two points. After a slight rally on covering-, the process of soiling July and buying October was resumed and July cased off to 15,80, down 35 points from tho previous close, while- October dropped 14 points below yesterday's close to 14,60.

At tho ond of the first hour tha market was atcndy but near tha lows. The market ruled rather quiet most of the mornlnfr with tho July position apparently steadier, trading- at 15.02. or 3 points above the low -whereas there been pome selling: of and other new crop months duo to good rains reported in the central and eastern portions of the belt where needed. October traded down to 14.52, or S3 -points do-wn from the urerioila close. This decline in Octo- widened the discount under 'July to 140 points.

At mid-session the market and.eteady and near the Iowa. Panh 10, 10 7-8, 10, 10 7-8. Faramt Publlx 364, 69 3-4, 67 69. Perms RR 15, 78, 77, 78. Phillips Pet 178, 41 1-2, 40, 411-8.

Pub avc NJ -5224, .111, 107 1-4, iio 5-s. Pure Oil 26, 23 7-8, 1-2, 7-8. Rad Cor of A 2Q50, 48, .45 3-4, 48 3-8 Rad Kth Orph 350, 43 5-8, 41 1-4, 41 1-2. Reading 1, 114 1-2. Remg Band 29, 35 7-8, 34 3-4, 35 5-8.

Rep Iron Stl 16,. 54, 52 1-4, 53 3-4. Rio Grande Oil 16, 22 1-4. 21 1-2, i21 3-4. Stl Sf Ry 7, 114 1-2, 114, 114 1-2.

Sears Bo 23, 82 3-3, 81,. 81 1-4. 24, 96 3-4, 95 1-2, 96. Senec Cop 8, 2. Chicago CHICAGO.

May 14,000 top 10.45; packing medium to choice 83 SI ifcll'Union. 21, 23, 225-8, 227-8. ms Ptr 4, 27. Nick Can 260, 33 7-8, 32 5-8, 33 ntl 280. -631-8.

61 7-8, 63 MansviUe 108 3-8, I05 108. Kroug Tol 72, 33 3-8, 33 1-8, 3.o Loft Inc 3, 4 7-8, 43-4. Mack Trk 23, 68 1-2, 66, 67 7-8. Mag Cop 3,, 37, 36, 37. Dept Sirs 5, 54 1-8, 52 52.

Mckeespt Tin 15, 80 3-8, 78 7-8. 8 Cop 14, 20 1-4, 19 54, 201-4 Mid St Oil Ctfs 9, 1 3-4. 1 1-2. 1 o-4 MKT Ry 24. 54 1-2.

53, 53 1-4. Mis Pac Rr 5, 80, 79, 79 1-4. Mont Wd 122, 42 5-8, 41 1-8, 5-S. Nash Mtr 8, 42 1-8, 40 42 1-8. Nat Cash Reg A' 16, 57 3-4, 1-4, 3-4 Nat Dry Pdts 197, 57 1-8, 55, 56 Nat 45 1-2.

Nev 20 1-2 NY'ctl R-B 7, 174 1-2, 171, 174 1-2 NY'NH H.Rr'-2, 113 1-4, 112 3 Ani 3-4, 115. 117 1-8. Pac 29, 68 1-4, 66, 66 1 PT Packard Mtr 55, 18 ITS, '17 1-2, IS Pan Am Pet 10. 59 1-4, -58 1-2, 59 1-4. Sine Cbns Oil 90, 27 5-8, 26 5-8, 27 21, 353-8, 341-8, 35.

oSuthern Pac 2, 122, 1211-2. 122. Ry 18, 1153-4; 114, 115. Std Brands 148, 241-2, 233-4. as Elec 90, 115 1-2.

Std Oil Calif 19, 69 5-8, 68, 69. Std. Oil NJ 393, 763-8, 741-2, 75 Liventock. (AP) (U.S.D. slrons to 10 higher: BOWS H.S5-D.OO; pipa CATTLE: 1.000; Calves: very alow most killing: classes; best mixed yearlings most steers and yearllnffs 10.50 down lo 0.25: slaughter GlaB steers good and choice 050-1500 IDS 1J--5S" 14..75: Jed yearlings grood and choice Itos 11.00-14.00; heilors.

irood and choice 850. Ibs n.75-12.05; cows trood and choice vealera (milk- fed) pood and choice 0.50-13.00; BtocU- cr and feeder stcra good and choice 10.0011.60 SHEEP: very Blowr n.75-10.10 on shorn lambs. 10.50-U.OO on strong weight woolskins; lat shorn owes mostly B.75 down. Kansas City livestock. KANSAS CITY.

May U.S. D.A.)—HOGS:. 8.000; steady to weak; top D.OO on 100-203 Iba; butchers IflO- 050 Ibs 0.25-0.00; sows 8.00-0.10. CATTLE: 000; Calves: 300; market alow, steady; slaughter classes, steers, good and choice 050-1500 Ibs 10.50-1,1,75; com- mbn nnd medium 850 Iba up 8.00-11.26; fed yearlings, pood and choice 750-DfiO Ibs 10.60-13.35: heirors. good and choice R50 Ibs down n.00-12.00: cows, good and choice 7.50-0.50; vealers Mnllkfed) nie- dium to choice 7.00-11.50.: stoclser and feeder steers, good and choice 0.25-12.00.

500; shorn lambs and odd lots native springers steady; top nntivo spring lambs 11.75; shorn lambs 0.00;: slaughter classes, spring lambs, good and choice 10.50-11.75; medium 0.50-10:50: lambs, good and choice (02 Iba uown) Q.no-O.BA; medium 8.25-0.00: medium to choice (92100 Ibt) 8.25-0.75; medium to choice ,150 Ibs) down 4.00-535. Oklahoma City Livestock, OKLAHOMA. CITY. May CATTLE: 800; 200; active; year- Jitifra pood to choice srruin fed cows 7.75: butcher cows 6.00 to 6-Vo; heifers 7.00-0.00; beat veals 8.00-D.OO. AILY SUN TO BE SENT TO RESIDENTS FROST AREA FREE Announcement was made Friday that among the most active local in providing relief for the Frost tornado victims in so far.

as it lay in their power were the Corsicana and Blooming Grove Camp Fire Girls. The Corsicana girls aided in gathering clothing and other supplies and provided the layette for the little babe' born to Mrs. Jack W. Fletcher in the Navarro. County hospital Wednesday.

It was stated that the Blooming Grove Camp Fire group aided the storm suffer era in various ways by dispensing assistance on the scene of the disaster. Poultry and Livestock FOR SALE OR milk cow. French. Holler calf. 503 Enat lllh avenue.

FOR SALE Shetland Apply Powell poBtoillcc. Powell, Texas, for information. WANTED TO PASTURE your stock; have two hundred acres nl good crass and plenty of good shade treos; in, two milns northeast ol Coreicana on G. W. Walton farm.

FOB for salo 7 1-3 weeks old. Sen Mrs. 'Klscr, 31-3 Blocks eaat Zi a. fich ol. "WHITESELLE JERSEY BULL for HCrvice.

At IVilson Wagon Yard, Eaat 6th avenue. RoFiatcrod GOwa $3.00. plain cow $5.00. FOR cows, fresh, part cash, balance on easy terms. Chas.

G. Jester, Radios battery set complete with all jicccBUorica $20, Save $ftO on this. Good powor speaker priced rierht. Let ua modernize your present radio. If it played onco It play again.

Don't srlra away. Moctern Radio Service, 1507 "West Collin street. Phono 1030-W. Factory data ior repairing standard radioe. ot experience.

Try us. 158, 46 1-4; 44 3-8, Cons Cop 54, 21 3-8, '20; 1-4, The Weather cloudy tonight and Saturday with scattered thundershowers; cooler in nortn- west portion tonight and in nortn portion Saturday; fresh southerly winds on the coast, increasing somewhat this afternoon. West fair tonight and Saturday; cooler in -north portio'n tonight thundershowers in east and central portions tonight and Saturday; coojer in west portion to- Std Oil NY 43, 36-8, 355-8, 361-8. Stwt War Speed 27 7-8, 271-8, 27.7-8. Studr Btrs 27, 361-2, 36.

Tex Corp 23, 57 7-8, 57, 57 1-2. Tex Gulf Sul 16, 607-8, 591-2, 3-4. Ry Tex-Pac Coal Iron 9, 10 5-8, 1-2, 5-8. Tex-Pac Ld Trst 435, 273-4, 25 3-4. Timkin Axle 1, 173-4.

Traris-Cont Oil 90, 21, 20, Union. Carb 109, 83 7-8, 741-8, 86 1-4. Union Pac Ry 2, 225, 24 3-4, 25. United Aircvft 700, 683-8, 63, 64. United Corprn 802, 451-4, 1-4.

United 298, 45i 43, 45 US Freit 2, 87, 86 5-8, 87. US 5, 63 3-4, 62.1-8, 63 US Ruhr 12, .29, 27 1-2, 28 US Steel 578, 170 7-8 169 3-4. Util 37, 40 5-8, 68 7-8, 66 1-4, 179 180 3-8 Westghs Air Brak'2. 43, 42 5-8, 42 7-8. West.

184, 176'3-8, 172 1-8. 174 1-8. Woolworth 7. 63 1-2, 1-2. Yelo Trk 378, 27 1-2, 24 1-4, 27.

5-8. 167 1-8, Pix 455, 'WU 2. 181 1-4. 39 3-4, 40. 3-4.

62 1-8, 63 Arkansas Cloudy, occasional showers and thunderstorms tonight and Saturday. Louisiana Mostly cloudy with occasional thundershowers tonlgnt and Saturday. Moderate to fresh southeast to south winds on the coast. Mother's Day next her a greeting card or and "Mother's 1GSO" In fifold Boole Store. Bedding Plants Two varieties of the June Fink.

New Stone tomato plants, 20 cents hundred, two varieties. Pepper plants 10 cents dozen, two ties. CORSICANA FLORAL AND NURSERY COMPANY. i Protect Your Property sound insurance against windstorm, tornado and cyclone. GOLDBERG, 218 N.

Beaton Street. Phone 06. Beginning today CFriday), the Daily. Sun will be sent free to every family' living within the" corporate limits of Frost for a period of six 'months. The Sun will be delivered to every home the same evening flie paper is published, thereby (rlv- lng the citizens of Frost the first news from 12 to 24 hours earlier than any other source, 'Representatives of the circulation department this paper were in Frost today io make arrangements for the.

distribution of the Sun direct to the homes of the citizens. In this manner the people of Frost will not only have their paper with all of the "county, state and foreign news, with other attractive syndicated features, but will also have a medium of contact with their own affairs every The people will be kept posted of the progress of the rebuilding of their community to -where it was before the storm hit them. Since the great Frost disaster the Daily Sun has been supplying free of charge all extra editions, as well as the- edition of the Sun, and In 'the future the distri- button will be made to the homes direct for the next six months -free of all cost. Made Fresh in Corsicana Good what they all say about American Bread and there Is a reason why It is always good. We use nothing hut the very best Ingredients nnd employ none but high class, efficient bakers.

Call for American Bread at your grocery. AMERICAN BAKERY. Paint Your Roof Bexnember the roof, too, when 5'ou plan to repaint your home. There are many different Ideas as to stains, color, paints, etc. An old roof can be made to look new and given a harmonious color scheme.

Faint your roof too, when 1 you paint your home. AS HMO HE STORE. hone 131. PAINT cloth dona wish who Those to peopl fortunate to uig and cleaned them have may Bring FREE pressed ant at deliver and them to Commerce Chamber them to head designated been which these collecting quarte gar merits phon Tele Dep eaners Beaton Miscellaneous USED FURNITURE WANTED Will pay highest cash price Try us. I Miles Furniture Phone 2126.

FOB duplex apart ment, llvo rooms at 1737 Wcst Snd av- cnue. Thono IBSOtMV. FOR room furnished apartment with ntholninff bnth; earncn il need- Apply 81L "West 7th avenue. Phono 1040. FOR three room apartment, bodroom, kitchenette, and living room, also a lour room apartment, bedroom, living room, brakfait room and kitchenette, a 1 complotely lurnlBhed.

Apply W. w. Walton. 410 N. 13th street.

Phone 433. UNFURNISHED duplex Kiarlmom, lour rooms and two story porch, J07 West 3rd avenue. Hot and cold water Separate entrances nnd mo- Rent reaaonublo and to atart on 15th If taken now. Call aud or phone E. Kerr.

'furnished with electric Ian. three room upstairs with provato bath, in my brick Homo, 3011-2 West Urd avenue. Hot and cold water Inrniahcd. Secinsr ia bcllcvinr. the most dcslrablo and reasonable in tho city lor sorvico lurnlfihed.

Now available. Phone 41)3 or coma mto Cnl FOR live room unfurnished upstairs apartment, cloao in at 314 3rd avenue. Prince Apartments. Also live room cottage, built.in leaturus, an West 6th avenue and 20lh parade, TiRvcd street. Apply Mrs.

D. Prince. Phono 2.178. FOR room apartment, nicely furnished with modrrn conveniences, to couple without children. Garajro incluri- rd.

About May 1. Phona 008. 1105 Wast 7th avejiue. FOR furniutwd apartment; all conveniences. CaJl at 803 West 7th avenue.

i 4 Announcements FOB COUNTY ClEKK The Corsicana Sun is authorlied to announce Pol as a candidate. for tbe office of County Clerk of Nararro county sublet to tho action ot tho cratlc primaries, The Dally Sun Is authorUed to announce L. 0. (Bridffe) Morgan as candidate for the office of county dork of Navarro county, subject to the action ot'. the democratic primaries.

The Corslcan.i Daily Sun ia authorized to nnnonco Felix DeLafosso ns an candidate lor tho offico of County Clerk of Navarro county subject to tbo action ol tbe democratic primaries, Tho Corslcana Dally Sun IR authorised to announce Lonnio Ij. Powell as a candidate for the offico of County Clerk of Nararro County, subject to the action ol tha doni- ocratlo primaries. FOR COMMISSIONER PRECINCT XO; The Corilcana Daily Sun is authorized to announce 0. M. Fitzgerald as a can- didato lor tha offico of Commissioner' of Precinct No.

3 of Navarro county subject to tho action of the domocrattc For County Treasurer. The CorBicana Daily Sun Is authorized to announcn W. H. Dodds as a candidate for tho offico of county treanurer ol varro county aubject to tho action tha democratic primaries. Tho Corsieana Daily Sun Is authorized to announce Molvin Penney as a candiUata for the office of County Treasurer of county sublet to the action of'lbe democratic primaries, Coralcana Dally Sun Is authorized to announce W.

O. McDonald as a Candida to for treasurer of Navorro county, subject lo tha action nl tbe democratic rnarloa. COUNTY ATTORNEY Corelcana Dally Sun in authorised to amiounce H. B. DavJes as a candidate for re-ejection to tho offico of county, attorney of Navarro county, subject to'tha action of tho democratic primaries, Tho Corstcnna Dally Sun is authorized to annoiinco John R.

Currinerton as a candidate for the offico of County Attorney of Navarro county subject to tha action or tha democratic primaries. Tho Corsicana Dally Sun la authorized to announce Cleo G. Miller as a candldata-Ior the officn of County Attorney of Navarro county subject to tho action ol tho democratic primaries. Tho Corslcaim Daily Sun ft authorized' to announce Chris L. Knox ns a candidate for tho offico ot county attorney of Navarro subject to tho action of tho democratic primaries.

FOB COMMISSIONER PRECINCT NO; 1" The Corslcaua Dally Sun la authorized to announce Qaorca W. Boyd as a candidate for tho office of commiestonor of precinct No. 1, Navarro county, subject to tlio acllon of the democratic primaries, Tho Corslcana Dnily Sun is authorized to announce Jack Meg-arlty as a candidate for rolGctlon to thn office of Commissioner at Precinct No. 1, Navarro county, eub- joct to the action of tha democratic pri- marica. Tho Coralcana Dnily Sun Is authorised to announce R.

S. Reid as a candidate for Commissioner of Precinct No. 1 subject to tho action of tho Democratic primaries. Tho Coralcana Dally Sun is authorized to announce Mack Fouty as a candidate for tho office of commissioner of precinct No. 1.

JTavarro county, subject to tha action ot tho democratic primaries. FOR TAX ASSESSOR. The Coraicuna Dally Sun la authorized to announce Rufus c. Loyd as a candidate for the off ICQ ot Tax Assessor ot Navarro county subject to too action'of the democratic Tho Corslcana Daily Sun authorized to announce Dock J. Martin as a candidate lor the offico of Tax Assessor county subject to tho action of-tha Democratic primaries.

FOR SHERIFF. The CorBicana Dally Sun Is authorized to announce Bufua Pevehouse as a candidate for re-election (second term) to- tba office of Sheriff of'Navarro county, subject to the action ol tha democratic -primaries, FOR DISTRICT CLEBK. Che CorBicana Daily Sun is to announce Mrs, Louisa candidate lor re-election (second term) to the officn of district clerk of County subject to tho action ot the ocratlc primaries. COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR. The Corsicana Daily Sun is authorised to announce Mrs.

(Kalie) Joa Woods candidate for re-election (second torm) to tho offico of Tax Collector of Nav.arro county subject to the action ol the cratlc primaries. COUNTY JUDGE. rT The Corsicana Daily Sun is authorized to announce Clay Nash aa a candidate ttif reelection (second torm) to the County Juilg-o of Navarro county to tho action of tho Domocrntic primaries. Lost Rooms mare mule about 16 l-'2 linnda hlrh, Thursday nlffht. H.

p. Wooloy. Routo 3. CorsicanH. jmrso containing petition to Governor Moody lor 00 duy lurloupli for Marvin Dyer.

Finder plcaeo re-turn to Mm. Dyer his mother at 401 East First avenue. German police dop about wnnka ago. Do? is subjects to fltn; brown color. Notify Will Coleman.

Phone 1170. tho party finding $21.00 or iu curroncy at Dr. Ham's revival Thursday uiffht please, call J. E. PopoJoy, FOR "furnished rooms a part- mont, all convcnineccs; private cntrancn; ndjolnlnff bath: closo in.

at 614 North Main sti'pot. Phono 15B7-J. FOR furnished bod room or apartment. Close in. 531 North Beaton St.

Phono 2073-J. Automobiles MODEL lltrhl delivery Dodpo truck for or will trudu lor milk cow. John T. Jackson. Phono 180.

SELL my practically new Plymouth Sedan; amnJl clown bnlanco monthly, or will trado for cheaper used car. Can bo enen nt 807 West 7tU avenuo, or call 771 utter 11:30 p. m. FOR bnclrootn next to Phonn 1 10 nr CftU at U2B Wcst 4th avtfnuo from 1 to 10 p. VQH or 4 attractively furnished rooms in my live-room cottapc -wltu op- nional on 1 nr 2 rooms lor mynoir.

All ntdern convenicncca. built in features; nl- ao X'-cflr safitgc. Bent yrry reasonable. Prnlcr bufilncats counle ot KenUp.mcn. AV-l primaries.

ply at 807 West 7th avomia or call 771 after 3:80 P- ro. FOR furnished south bed room. Private entrance. Close N. Beaton St.

Phone 1832-W. FOR bed room, private entrance, adjoining'bath. Garafffl If desired. 414 VFoal FOR nOUNTY StI PK RI Tho Corsicnna Daily Sun ia authorixad to announce John Sands as a Candida to for tho ollico ot Superintendent ot varro county, subject to tho action ot tbo democratic primaries. Tho CorBicana DaKy Sun Is authorised to announce E.

(Mose) Walls as a candidate, for tho Offico of Superintendent of Public Instruction of Navarro to the action of tho democratic primaries. Tho CorBicana Dally Sun Is authorized to announce Henry Cbnndlnr aa can- rlldatn for the office of Superintendent of: Public Instruction of Nnvarro county subject to tho action ot the dcmacratio primaries. FOR JUSTICE OF THK PKACB PRECINCT 1. PLACE 1. The Corsicutia Daily Sun Is authorized to announce S.

11. Jordan as a candidate, lor rc-oleclion to tho office of Justice of tho Poaaco Precinct No. I. Place 1. anhjocfi to tho action of tho democratic primaries.

Tha Corslcnoa Daily Sun ts authorized to annoiinco J. L. Cox, us candidate for Justice of tho Pancr, Precinct One. Place One, subject to tho action of the Democratic FOR JUSTICE THE PRACB PR1SC1NCT 1, PLACE 2. Thn Corfilcapa Dally Sun ia to announcn Vf, W.

ctopton a candidate, for re-election' as Justlco of tho Peace. Precinct 1. Place subject action of the democratic primaries. that coi man to Janre. and delightfully cool bath, with two ftuntlameq.

All beds arato. Bent very Rlns during 1 day or 2300 in ovenimr. Call 058 West Stti avenue. Mrs. S.

C. Borby. FOR room downstairs ndlolninff Imth; with or without BamRo; threa blocks frnm InulncMS flection, across from Navarro Clinic. 408 West CollLn St. Phone £383 or 875.

B. ELLIS CO. Our Store on Main and 7th avenue and our Used I2ar Lot on North Beaton. Open evenings to 8:30 p.m. Phone 1248.

Wanted Position by liunent boy ffraduatlnir from 1 0 0 homo This boy's father was a MUBOH anU Ofld If IntcrcatoU call and htm, it. FOIt CON8TARLE TBECINCT NO, The Corslcnna Dally Sun IB to nnnounco C. P. Brooks ns a for thfl ulllco of constablo of 1. Navnrro county, subject to tho action ol tho domocr.ttlu primaries Tho Cornicnnn Dnily Sun la atithorlxed to announce £1.

Hafia as a candidate tha offico of CouRtablQ Precinct Na, Nrvyarro nubject to tho action of tho democratic primaries- Tho Corsica a Daily Sun IB authorizad to announco John Stewart as A candidate tho offico of constablo of Prcdnct No. 1, Navarro county, subject to tbo ftC- Uon of the democratic primaries, Tho Corslcana Dally Sun is authorized In anno unco J. H. Harris ai a cnndldato. tor thus otfln nf Constnblu of Prcctnct No.

1, Navarro dtiutily, to tho action of tho domneratic prltnorles, WANTED to buy wire Phono Cloanlnff nnd PrcsslnFr Shun, 113 Collin. Phono ChuB. Ptmk. Help at once, AppJy Marion Hutcl. North Main Street.

ADDRESSING HOME, Bpnrc lime. Subntaiiilnl weekly pay: experience unnecessary. DpliKhtful work for honest, ulnwm JSmpIoyninnt Box USB, Indiana. opening our Weal 2nd Horrry and Plants and Seeds ROSES OR MOTHERS, 10 varie- tips, very reasonably priced. Mrs.

R. Petty, south of Cotton Belt Y. FOB SALE Tomato plants, Ifi cents per hundred. Phone 0028. Professional Cards C.

F. Bryan, M. D. DISEASE OF SKIN AND RECTUM ELECTRO -THEROPY 21454 North Main Street Phone 862. DEPENDABLE PLUMBING- and repairs at very vcuaonnblo pricrn, All work Brunr- anleerl eatlafactory.

I'hono 2-100. J. Lee Keller. fllmp nt Mra. W.

E. Smith. Dreanmaklnp, Llono, etc. Ucsl of work. reasonable pricpR.

Satisfaction guaranteed. Phones UU4-J or 2271. SUMMER SCHOOL JUNE, JULY, AUGUST Day and Night Corsicana Business College S. Main. Phone 801 FOB KKTURSRNTATIVIS SBtn Composed County.) Tho Corslcnna Dally Sun ia authorized to annnunco CoL as a candi- da to fur Ropreswutatlvo from tho 68th District, nubjcct to tho action of tho democratic primaries.

fr FOB AHHOCIATR Jl'STICR CO17HT Of CIVI1- ArPKALS. Tim Corslcann, Daily Sun is authorized In nnnotincn JUIIIPR us iliikitA Inr tho nffirc of Associate of ihft Oourf nf Ch'il i fiubject to tho action of Ihn dtMiionratic primaries. Lodge Calls Navarro Camp No. 5. Woodmen ot tho World meets every nlffhl W.

Q. W. Hull, cornur Beaton and Third. Erneat Palmer. C.

C-H art, clerk. t'omleana Lndeu No. (W, I. O. 0.

Muottt every Thursday nlsrht at 7:30 o'clock In the I. O. 0. P. Hall, comer North Beaton and West Third avenuo.

brothers always welcome. Roy second hand suits. Pax- her Tailoring Co. Phonn 1323. TERRACING AND hare tho tractors and graders.

Good work by experienced man. Phone or call Ed Wood Uarapo at Rouna ur como to Heater, Texas, Guy Wood. Itouto 6. CorBicana, WE DO CLEANING AND to dato machinery. Uand Pressing" and Steam Dyeing-.

Alternations marie by er- pert'tailors. Any suit can be altered and finished up to dato styles. And rip or bad tear can be JJxed by expert. Suits cleaned and pressed Pants 50c. -Wo mako eults hero If you wish.

Phono 120. Chaa Pioek. 113 Collin. F. J.

GREEN, M. D. General Practice Special Attention to Female Chronic Diseases and Piles. PHONE: Residence 1578. Beaton Hotel Agents Wanted RELIABLE LOCAL MEN Auto Accessory Concern.

Full or apart" time. Our men earn rood pay. Experience unnecessary. Majno, (i Beacon Boston. Mans.

LAHGE Nationally Known Manufacturers will start you in lor youraclf. Wo Inrninh newly Many make S50 to $76 wrkly profits. Steady repeat G. C. Blooming.

JU. lock, uoblo L. M. Jones, Tlca grand; W. J.

Luun. secretary. Corslcana Clmuiher of Co Membership meets on call of officers at of- flfo 114 West Fifth avenue, from Ideal Theater. C. L.

Jester, preii- dent; W. O. Harwell, urcr. TorjicUna I.odie No. 430 KnlghU of Meets every nignt In K.

of P. Hall, third floor of Hardr duildlnf. VlaltUiR -'welcome. Gabc Golilberv. C.

C. liuley, Sleet every second and fourth Monday niplita io tho month at .8 o'clock K. of I Hall. J. L.

Hanson. 3. Rfcnrdcr. Nnvarru Knramjiinrnl No. -11 Meota 1st and Monday and Canton meots 2nd and 4th Monday nUhia in tho moth at 8 oclock.

Be sure ad be on hand. Joo Rehdern, C. R. L. BeneflcW.

H. H. E. Traylor. Scribe.

Bus Information Write quickl Company. Depl. 2272 BUS LEAVES FOR FORT WORTH At 0:30, a. 13:30. 3:30.

6:30 p. m. Faro 52.25. 10 per emit off on all round trin BUS LEAVrS FOR MEX1A At 7:16,10:20 4:15 fin J'l 1 I i.