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SIXTEEN THE DES MOINES REGISTER-WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 18, 1935. LONG DISTANCE RATE CUT ASKED Phone Firm Would Extend Discounts. The Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. Tuesday requested the federal communications commission at Washington, D. to approve two proposals to bring about lower rates on long distance calls: in two classifications.

It is planned to extend the night discount period on station-to-station calls so that it will be in effect continuously from 7 p. m. Saturday 1 until 4:30 a. m. Monday, including day hours on Sundays.

The discount period is now limited to the hours between 7 p. m. and 4:30 a. m. each night.

The second proposal is to establish the same discount on personto-person calls from 7 p. until 4:30 a. m. each night, including all day Sundays. No discount is now allowed on person-to-person calls, regardless of time placed.

C. E. Plamadore, district manager for the company in Dea Moines, said Tuesday if the proposals are approved, they will apply in all states in which the Northwestern Bell company and other companies of the Bell system operate. Duckworth- Continued From Page 1. Duckworth, as a lawyer and former prosecutor, was well aware of his rights and status throughout the proceedings.

"You are not dealing with an ordinary layman but a man who is a lawyer," Havner explained. "Yes, but isn't he just as afraid of being incarcerated as any hill billy?" interposed Justice Hamil- ton. Warms to Argument. Havner warmed to his argument 8.8 the question of whether immunity was offered Duckworth continued under discussion. "Even if the state had promised him immunity and he comes in and gives testimony to the grand jury and then wants to make an Indian trade out of it, that is only a question of the weight of his testimony under petit jury," Havner said.

"Amounts to a Purchase." "Well, it amounts to a purchase -offering a man freedom of the penitentiary for his testimony," Justice Hamilton said. "If there is a secret crime, unless some man somewhere A along the line weakens, there would be no way of getting at the truth," Havner responded. Old English Statute. "Of course you wouldn't go 80 far as to say that anyone ought to compromise a felony, would you?" Chief Justice Kintzinger asked. In reply Havner referred to an old English statute that "not only is the crown, warranted in doing that, they would be derelict in their duty if they would do less than that." "Not Under the Crown." are not under the crown.

We have a statute against compromising a felony in this state," Kintzinger reminded. "That is far from compromising a felony. Besides, that is not the situation in this case--I have only been led into this during the course of the argument," Havner continued with a smile. "What we say is that the threat was made here of an indictment, and it is just as potent against a lawyer as a layman, and perhaps more potent," Gorder argued in rebuttal, insisting the record shows there was some talk of immunity to Duckworth in return for appearing before the grand jury. Chief Justice Kintzinger announced the case would be taken under consideration.

Arguments were heard before the full bench. O'Connor Case Nearing Jury By C. C. Clifton. (Staff Writer.) SIOUX CITY, IA.

Attorney General O'Connor's gambling conspiracy case may to the jury before Christmas, judging from the stage of the trial reached at early adjournment Tuesday. Defense testimony was interrupted when District Judge Earl Peters excused Special Prosecutor H. M. Havner to go to Des Moines for the Max Duckworth contempt hearing in supreme court. The defense still expects to close its case Thursday, Fred H.

Free and T. E. Diamond, O'Connor's counsel, said after the 11 a. m. adjournment for the day.

It is anticipated that the attorney general will take the witness stand, although his counsel said it has not been determined whether he will testify. Forty-three defense witnesses have been heard in the five trial days since the defense opened. Many of them have been excused without cross-examination. Parts of the diary kept by the late Park A. Findley, chief of the bureau of investigation, Tuesday were admitted in defense evidence in Attorney General O'Connor' trial.

7 JAILED IN RELIEF FRAUD. CHICAGO, ILL. (A) Seven persons found guilty of defrauding the Illinois emergency relief commission of a total of $4,620 were under jail sentences Tuesday of from 90 days to one year. News of Herds What's Doing on and Flocks lowa Farms The Jowa Farm Register UHLAND NAMED AS SOILS HEAD Conservator to Open Des Moines Office. (Special Dispatch to The Register.) BETHANY, regional director Iowa for the soil conservation service, department of agriculture, with here, has been named national conservator for the service in five states and will establish headquarters at Des Moines.

Ithland will direct the soil protective work of E. Uhland, in Missouri and k. E. UHLAND. the service in what is termed the Upper Mississippi, river, region, comprising Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois and Missouri.

Region 5. Region 5. Under a new national setup, this will be known as region 5. The new plan is said to be in line with the organization of all other department of agriculture services, and follows the tendency to decentralize administration of services into regional offices. Details are not announced, but the plan for the present appears to call for setting up purely administrative offices at Des Moines to direct the general plan of erosion control work in the five states.

Date Not Known. The date for this move was not made known. Much of the present regional personnel of the service is expected to remain at the Bethany offices. This has been the service's regional headquarters since its institution in Iowa and Missouri. One of its erosion experiment stations is located here and its Big Creek watershed demonstration project extends north from here into Decatur and Ringgold counties, Iowa.

Bethany apparently will remain the service's headquarters for Missouri. However, one change contemplated is the transfer of J. R. Maher to offices in Iowa. Maher has charge of Iowa CCC camps engaged in soil erosion work.

In addition to the federal demonstration project with headquarters here the soil conservation service has similar areas with headquarters at Shenandoah, Marion, Knoxville, Greenfield, and McGregor, Ia. Uhland was manager of the Bethany erosion experiment station until he was made regional director. For a number of years he has been in specialized soils work for the department of agriculture. HERRING SAYS NO SPECIAL SESSION Action on Security Not Needed 'Til The Des Moines Register's Washington, D. Bureau.

WASHINGTON, D. Herring announced Tuesday night that a special session of the Iowa legislature to enact social security legislation will not be necessary. conferring with Frank Winant, chairman of the social security board, the governor announced that Iowa will receive all possible benefits under the federal act without revision or additions to existing laws until the regular session in 1937. There was every indication that the drive of Governor Herring and Governor Cochran of Nebraska for the construction of a bridge between Omaha and Council Bluffs with pooled highway funds would be successful. President Roosevelt said Tuesday at his regular press conference that he had told the governors he favored construction of the bridge, if the facts were as outlined, if there is no additional cost to the federal government and if the objections of the bureau of public roads are satisfied.

Herring and Cochran conferred Tuesday afternoon with officials of the bureau and said they thought they had silenced the objections of Thomas MacDonald, director, and other officials. The two governors dined exclusively with the president Tuesday night and then attended the annual diplomatic reception, not so exclusive. A $550 Pair of Mares WASHINGTON, well brought to $550 here Monday, the here for many years. The horses weigh 3,460 pounds. They were sold of Washington with Clifford Snyder former owners.

CATTLE SELL AT $107 EACH Polled Hereford Sale Is a Success. The 56 head of Polled Hereford cattle sold at the fairgrounds Monday by A. R. Dunbar from his herd near Grimes, averaged $107 each. The top bull brought $405 and went to Henry Thede, of Gladbrook, Ia.

The top cow went to L. J. Marzen of Marble Rock, for $142.50. The bulls which were only a year old averaged $171. M.

B. Volpe of Laredo, purchased 1 10 head of heifers two and three years old each but most of the cattle went to Iowa buyers. The sale attracted buyers from all over the state and B. O. Gammon, secretary of the American Polled Hereford association, said that the sale was quite successful and that 8 decidedly optimistic spirit was reflected by the livestock raisers present.

IOWA CATTLE TOTAL DROPS But State Leads All Others Last Month. The movement of feeder cattle through terminal markets into Iowa slowed down in November as compared with October but Iowa totals still were greater than those of any other state. The agriculture reports of feeder catdepartment, tle shipped into the state last month as compared with 111,892 the month before. Nebraska imported 45,176 head of cattle last month and Illinois 22,238. Inshipments of sheep totaled 21,791 for Iowa and 77,495 for Nebraska in November.

START AUDIT ON AAA PACTS Marion County Again Is First in State. The first audit of compliance certificates to make possible the final payment on the 1935 cornhog contracts was started in the state AAA board of review offices here Tuesday. The first county to submit certificates was Marion county with 1,200. Marion has led all other counties in the state since the AAA has been in effect in Iowa in submitting contracts and certificates to the state board of review. EVERLY CAFE SOLD.

EVERLY, M. Cronk has CONSIGN- ASK FOR BIDS GRAIN SEEDS SOYBEANS BUTTER EGGS JAMES E. BENNETT Co. 332 So. La Salle Chicago MEMBERS CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE CHICAGO MERCANTILE EXCHANGE AL.L PRINCIPAL COMMODITY SECURITY EXCHANGES CHIGAGO PEORIA ST.

LOUIS CAIRO INDIANAPOLIS PRIVATE WIRES TO BRANCHES ALL EXCHANGES SIOUX CITY 642 WARNOCK BLDG. 708 DOUGLAS ST. CEDAR RAPIDS FORT DODGE WATERLOO 402 Merchants Nat'1 Bk. 608 Snell Building 411 First Nat'l Bank STORM LAKE CARROLL OMAHA 522 Lake Avenue 915 W. 5th Street 121 Grain Exchange PERSONALS 8 CHRISTY'S LUGGAGE FITTED TOILET CASES Large Selection From $2.50 Up BILL FOLDS ALL STYLES From $1 Up Free gold lettering.

818 Locust. Phone 4-6926. Swap Your OLD GOLD for XMAS MONEY Bring or mail your old gold. jewelry, watches, to us. We will pay you cash.

Sell with confidence. Established since 1919. A. E. Kullander Manufacturing 202 Kraft 7th and Walnut Sts.

A MORE practical gift than a subscription to The Des Moines REGISTER OR TRIBUNE could not be given. Ideal for Mother and Dad at home. Daily Register. Daily Tribune or The Sunday Register. by mail in Iowa, $5 per year each.

Send your order in today. An attractive Xmas Card will accompany the first copy. Address Subscription Department, Register and Tribune, Des Moines. LEATHER ZIPPER CASES Genuine leather envelope style zippers from $1.50 up; with rings and pockets, $2.25 up: others with several pockets from $3.50 up. We have cases to fit most any requirement.

No charge gold stamping name. Des Moines Stationery 507 Locust St. PLUMBS PAY TOP PRICES FOR OLD GOLD. Bring your discarded jewelry, Rings, Chains, Watch Cases, and Dental Gold to Plumbs, Iowa's Oldest Jewelry Store, and get full value in cash. Plumba specialize in Jewelry manufacturing: watch and jewelry repairing.

Corner 6th and Walnut. Des Moines. FOUNTAIN PENS You'll find here a most complete selection: all the best makes; pen and pencil sets and desk sets. Guaranteed pens from $1.50 up; pen and pencil sets $2.50 up. Des Moines Stationery 507 Locust.

Special Rates to Chicago and Illinois points. Local and long distance moving. Oldest storage Co. in Des Moines. Reasonable storage rates in fireproof warehouse.

120 White Line Phone S. W. Fifth. 4-6255. HOME OR OFFICE THERMOMETERS Accurate and beautiful; a very practical Inexpensive gift.

They're only $1. Des Moines Stationery 507 Locust St. California- Reduced Rates from lowa points on household goods. Frequent cars. Packing, clean storage.

MERCHANTS TRANSFER. Ninth and Mulberry. 4-2124. WHEN YOU MOVE. Our specially trained men will save you money and worry--let us prove it.

Ware Transfer Storage Co. 12TH and KROSAUQUA WAY. 3-6161. ROULETTE WHEELS We have six numbers ranging in price from $1.25 to $7. complete with layout and full instructions.

Des Moines Stationery 507 Locust St. WIN $10 CASH for best film Rolls of the month. developed, 8 prints and enlargement coupon, 25c. Reprints, 3c each. LAMBERT STUDIOS.

Box 448. Des Moines, Iowa. HUEY LONG'S last book, "My First Days in the White House." With Mrs. Huey Long's personal autograph, sent C.0.D., $2, plus 15c postage. Chas.

Evans, Hotel Stratford. A very practical gift for GLOBES any member of the family. They're priced from $1 to $15. Des Moines Stationery 507 Loc. HOUSEHOLD STORAGE WAREHOUSE FIREPROOF BLUE LINE STORAGE co.

3rd and Elm. Ph. 4-8151. PLAYING CARDS, boxed stationery, bridge sets. secretaries' desk book, dictionaries, ete.

Ideal for Christmas, at KOCH BROTHERS, Fourth and Grand. CLOSEOUT Reg. $10 men's and ladies' genuine leather Gladstone bags for $5.95. Reg. $10 ladies' fitted cases $5.95.

Max Solar Jewelry, 310 Walnut. ONE passenger to ride to Texas. Lower Rio Grande valley. Share expenses. Leaving Dec.

21, return Jan. 6. Write A-792, Register and Tribune. XMAS cookies- 20c doz. Pfeffernuss, 15c doz.

Turkeys and hams roasted. Delmonico Bakery, 903 Grand. 3-6129. opened without digging; with SEWERS ELECTRO ROTO-ROOTER. Drains cl.

Vic Ede. 4-2377. We Specialize in Furnace Coils RUTH CLARK, 1406 6th. 3-7634. Florida Fruit Grand at 16th.

Best quality, GRAPEFRUIT, ORANGES, TANGERINES NIGHT SCHOOL, com. art speech, College. 3-7513. GIVE a deserving boy or girl a course at the C.C.C. College and you'll be affectionately remembered a long.

long time. D. M. Hemstitching k'g, buttons, buckles. 417 Kraft Bldg.

(north end of hall), 4-8611. across the street or across the Moving continent. Bruce Transfer Storage 5th and Elm. Phone 4-4101. PATENT ATTORNEYS.

TALBERT M. DICK. Personal service. No consultation charge. Phone 4-2525.

420 Des Moines Des Moines. BAIR. FREEMAN SINCLAIR. 803 Equitable Des Moines. ORWIG HAGUE.

608 Crocker Bldg. Phone 4-7628. TRANSPORTATION. Xmas Excursions Ag a holiday feature we offer a round trip ticket for the price of a fare and a half. This great national transportation bus line also offers complete package and express service to all points.

Interstate Transit Lines 5th Ave. and Grand. Tel. 4-3188 BEAUTY PARLORS 9 FOR THAT HOLIDAY PERMANENT. Special, $3.50, $5, $7 waves.

Open every Saturday till 9 Phone 3-4146. MONTGOMERY WARD BEAUTY SHOP, PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SHOP. Special croq. oil End curl, $1.50. Sh.

f. w. 50c. 507 Grand. 4-4545.

$7.50 PERMS. 2 for $5. E. $1.50. $5 Perm.

$2, $10 oil push wave. $3.50. Elizabeth Beauty, 300 Fleming. 4-2882. DUART Croq.

perm. deep waves. Tight ringlet ends. $3.98. Open eves.

4-3913. Modern Beauty Studio, 315 Flynn Bldg. SPECIAL! f. w. and rinse, 50c; $5 $7.50 oil $3.50.

Open eves. S. Beauty. 4-4532. MISS SEYMOUR is offering her famous $1.50 end curls.

$3 permanents. 4-2021. END curls $1.75. F. W.

35c. Open eves. Speeds Beauty Shop, 316 Shops. 3-9534. OPEN EVES.

GEORGIAS, 2630 BEAVER. Holiday Perm. $1.98, $2.98, $5, $7. 5-7878 JEANNE'S, 2002 Forest. Op.

Eves. 5-5523. Perms. $2.35, $3.50, $5. Sh.

F. W. 50c. HOLIDAY special, high oil E. C.

$1.50 Croq. perm. $2. 2007 Forest. 5-4617.

2 GOOD used Sphinx dryers, $20 and $25. Des Moines Beauty Supply Co. BEAUTY SCHOOLS 10 PERMANENTS $2.50. END CURLS $1.50. (Only Genuine Materials Used.) All Beauty Work at Moderate Prices.

Thompson's of Strand Beauty Theater Culture. Bldg. Des Moines. PERM. W.

$1.50 to $6.00. Shampoo Finger Wave, 350. Free haircut marcel in IOWA SCHOOL OF classroom. CULTURE. 617 Walnut, over Kresge's.

Ph. 4-9825. Enroll now in lowa's newest Beauty Ft. Dodge Beauty Ft. Dodge, School.

Kennedy's Wave Beauty $1.50 School. to $6, Permanent and wave 390. 822 Walnut. 4-0818. Shampoo Get New Year Crowds WITH OUR NOISE MAKERS CONFETTI, HATS, SERPENTINES Everything For A Good Time at Theatres, Night Clubs, Hotels, Parties, Taverns Write for Free Circular GRUND NOVELTY CO.

421 E. Walnut Des Moines BUY YOUR COAL FROM THESE RELIABLE COAL DEALERS Honest and courteous drivers. 4A 4.4111 BY THE TON" MORAN LUMP "CARBON CHUNKS" Direct From Our Mines To Your Coal Bin NONE BETTER CARBON COAL CO. 4-4111 ORILLIA COAL FOR MORE HEAT. LESS ASH, PHONE 3-6229.

ORILLIA COAL CO. 502 POLK BLDG. Rider Coal Co. 5-8029 By Test lowa's Best Ames analysis, ash 13,260 B.T.U. WE ASSURE YOU PROMPT DELIVERY.

Heating Coal Is Keating Coal PHONE 3-3121 KEATING COAL POLAR BEAR COAL Heat That Can't Be Beat ARCTIC FUEL CO. 4-7193. INSTRUCTION 12 DIESEL-ELECTRIC engineering. Complete course covering theory, practical on various types Diesel engines, for operators. mechanics, engineers.

Special short course. Intensive shop training under expert Diesel engineers. MIDWEST TRADE SCHOOLS, 109 Eighth street, Des Moines. GOVERNMENT JOBS Start month. Men-women.

Qualify now for next Des Moines examinations. Experience usually unnecessary. Full particulars. List positions, FREE. Write Franklin Institute.

Dept. 93J. Rochester. N. Y.

DIESEL operators short course $25. Theory and shop instructions on modern engines including operation of Caterpillar tractor. Next class Jan. 6. American Tech.

Box 59. Airport, Des Moines. NIGHT SCHOOL, sh. com. art, speech.

C.C.C. College. 3-7513. LEARN barber trade at Iowa Barber College Walnut Des Moines, la. MEN WANTED 14 BOY over 16, to run errands and trade.

Must be hustler. Apply Mr. Nelson, 408 B. T. Bldg.

Peters Dental Lab. WATER plant construction foreman. Ref. Write 0-287. Register and Tribune.

SALESMAN wanted--Married man, age 25 to 40. by old reliable concern for route work. Must have had direct selling experience and some knowledge of the grocery business. Must be able to furnish good references and bond. Proposition very attractive for hustler.

Guaranteed salary and commission. Give full particulars in regard to past experience, and include photograph if possible. Write 0-289, Register and Tribune. SALESMEN (2) to sell Lincoln-Zephyr cars in Des Moines and vicinity. Apply by letter only stating qualifications.

Write 0-290, Register and Tribune. SALESMAN with car wanted. Capable lining up fur sales in Ladies Ready to Wear stores in Iowa and Wisconsin. Salary and commission. Must make trip te Kansas City for one day training.

Lou Hoffman Fur 900 Broadway, Kansas City, Mo. WE have a few vacancies for dependable men, permanent position, extra earnings paid while you learn. FULLER BRUSH Co. See Harry Black, 627 West Green, Winterset: Verne Monger, 102 W. 7th, Muscatine: Oscar Lawson, 215 N.

Wapello. Ottumwa, 7:30 p. m. SALESMAN wanted. Thirty to thirty-five, to sell paving and bridge contractors, building contractors and building material dealers.

Permanent. Good pay. Write K-492, Register and Tribune. SALESMEN wanted: Have very fine Iowa territory open for an experienced plumbing and heating salesman. If interested.

write Leighton Supply Fort Dodge, Iowa, SALESMEN to distribute Insurance advertising. Earn cash income each week. G. G. Thomas, 370 Flynn Des M.

GENERAL agent for life insurance. Carroll territory. Very high commission. Oliver C. Miller, 1017 Walnut.

NIGHT SCHOOL, sh. com. art, speech, C.C.C. College, 3-7513. FOUR men, ages 23 to 30.

Apply day, Dec. 19. Mr. Herrald, Hotel Savery. Salesmen Who Want To Be Home Nights Would you like to have a position with one of Iowa's outstanding organizations selling the best product of its kind for Iowa people, and yet be home at night with your family? The Register and Tribune has a few openings in its statewide sales organization for men who can sell.

This is well paying dignified work for A man who has sales ability. and is willing to work hard and use our proven sales plans. Men living in these counties preferred: DUBUQUE, CLINTON. JACKSON, WOODBURY, JONES. PLYMOUTH It you are interested and ready to to work apply at once, giving full ingo formation about age, education, sales experience and any other qualifications that would aid you in this sales work.

Write G. W. Whittenberger, care ister and Tribune, Des Moines, lowa. THE Register and Tribune does not knowingly accept any misleading or fraudulent Want Ads or those that misrepresent the form of compensation. Any request for cash bond, deposit or ment should be thoroughly investigated before being made by the applicant.

AGENTS 16 FULL time agents made a day selling $1.500 policy 1307 E. at a year. accident B. Smith Walnut, D. M.

CHRISTMAS cards, wreaths, New crucifix lamp. Many other Christmas specials. Grund Novelty, 421 E. Walnut. HELP WITH INVESTMENT 17 PARTY wanted with large dragline to strip coal or $1,500 loan, big returns.

Geo. W. Phillips, What Cheer, Ia. MEN OR WOMEN WANTED 18 NIGHT SCHOOL com. art, speech.

C.C.C. College. 3-7513. WOMEN WANTED 19 FREE booklet "The quickest way to get a better available at The Register and Tribune Want Ad Counter. SALESWOMEN 20 2 MORE young ladies to work with mer.

in city, Steady av. comm. increased earnings 2nd week. 2 to 3 P. M.

Fri, 301 Youngerman. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES 21 FEM. PASTRY cook, maids, male A-1 coat maker, 2nd cook, ye. man. 4 6 size 33 double short for page.

D. M. Employ. BREWERS Employment 211 Crocker Bldg. 3-4103.

Good exp. tailor. Positions Wanted -MEN 22 ASHES and Rubbish up. Black hauled dirt. 25c 4-6801 Manure.

Cinders. Big truck. Basements cleaned. W. E.

Sturgeon. Rubbish hauled ASHES 50c mo. Cin- 4-0336 ders, manure. Big truck. Ashes Rubbish hauling.

hauled. Bentley. 4-0374 ASHES and Jobs. rubbish 25c hauled. Odd 1 6-1555 Ashes Rub.

truck. hauled. Odd shale. 4-8726 Books Kept for small firms, spare, time, income tax reports, yrs. tax exp.

5-3405. CINDERS for Lowest driveways. prices. 4-3764 Cinders for driveways $1.25 for 2 yd. load.

Ashes hauled. 5-4140. FURNACES cleaned repaired. Free est. No obligation.

W. O. McDonald. 3-7597. FURNACE cleaned $1.

Any make Work guar. 6-2972. MEAT cutter and grocery clerk. Register experience. Good references.

Write A-788, and Tribune. MOVING anywhere. V-8 van. Exp. men.

Feight. 4-9566. Sears, Roebuck and Co. We apply Flat Roofs, Steep Roofs, and Siding. Home or factory protected from rain or snow.

All work guaranteed. WE DO ALL OF THE WORK. Sears' Time Payments or F.H.A. Pian. Free Roof Inspection.

APPLIED ROOFING DIVISIONPhone 3-5151. Positions Wanted -MEN 22 Few Scott County Farmers Ask Loans DAVENPORT, -A decided decrease in the number of corn loans was noticed at the Scott county recorder's office Wednesday. As compared with 150 contracts recorded at this time a year ago, there have been but 23 signed thus far this season. DEATHS BECHTEL Walter L. Bechtel of 1706 Arlington passed away Monday.

For time and place of funeral services call Lillys. BIRD- Services for Ralph T. Bird will be held Thursday at 9 a. m. from St.

John's church. Body at home, 990 25th St. after 5 p. m. Wednesday, For further information call McDermott's.

CALLAND Services for Richard Calland Herrold. Iowa, will be held Wednesday 3:30 p. m. at Hamilton's Funeral Home. Interment Laurel Hill.

GARLOCK-Funeral services for Garland Garlock of Tujunga, California, formerly of Des Moines, will be held at the Harbach Funeral Home, Wednesday, 2 p. m. FOSTER--Private funeral services for Mrs. Sidney A. Foster, 416 49th Street place will be held at Woodland cemetery Wednesday morning.

Family requests no flowers. For further information call Dunn's. HARVEY-Services for Jacob C. Harvey, brother of Mrs. 8.

L. Armstrong. 3832 Sixty -eighth will be held at Dunn's Funeral Home Wednesday afternoon at 1:30. Interment at Pine Hill. HOOK--Funeral services for Anson Hook of Iowa City, formerly of Des Moines, will be held at Lillys Wednesday 2 p.

m. Interment at Glendale. KOPIA- Mrs. Anna Kopia, 73, wife of John Kopia, passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank E.

Lorenz. For further information call the Cardinal Funeral Home, 7-2111. KEERS- -Services for Robert J. Keers, 1427 44th will be held Wednesday, 11 a. m.

at the M. E. church, Oskaloosa, Kansas. E. Carl White's service.

Funeral services for Mrs. Ray N. Lamansky of 6700 Hickman Ave. will be held from Lilly's Thursday at 2 p. m.

Interment in Merle Hay Memorial Park. MULLENIX-Dona Louisa, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Mullenix, of 5421 South Union, passed away Monday. For further information call Lilly's.

NEAL-Services for Blanche Neal, 1208 F. Washington will be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday at E. Carl White's Funeral Home.

Interment in Woodland. PAYNE -Funeral services for William 0. Payne of 3 Pleasant View Drive, will be held at the Harbach Funeral Home Wednesday at 12 o'clock noon. Interment at Nevada, 2:30 p. m.

SMITH- Services for Mrs. Gertina Smith, 1020 65th street, will be held Thursday at 2 p. m. at the Dahlstrom Funeral Home instead of Wednesday as previously announced. WILHELM- Services for Mrs.

Laura E. Wilhelm, 1911 Des Moines will be held Wednesday, p. m. at Asbury Methodist church. Interment Indianola.

Hamiltons Service. FLORISTS 3A CHRISTMAS WREATHS 50c and up. Grave blankets, reasonable. Nielsen Greenhouse, re 1900 High. 3-0316.

FULL size attractive evergreen grave blanket. Last all winter. Reasonable. Boesen The Florist. 422 7th or 3422 Beaver Ave.

LOST AND FOUND 5 BILLFOLD, black. lost Mon. in D. M. Co.

Contains receipt, money. Rew. 4-6161. Ex. 742.

between 8 and 5. HANDBAG. lost in or nr. Knoxville, Sat. eve.

Cont. children's clothing. Reward. Carlos Gardner, Hartford, Ia. GLASSES, Rew.

rimless, 5-1516. gold bow, brown case. PEKE lost. red, on Highway 65, north city limits. No questions asked.

4-4360. TOY Fox Terrier lost. week AgO, white, black spots. Name "Duke." Rew. 3-0267.

WIRE haired terrier. Nr. 38th Franklin. Red collar, rabies tag. Rew.

7-3583. WHITE. curly, wire haired terrier, one black ear, eve. Black tail, spot on side. Harness.

Rew. Barless. 5-2141. Black Chihuahua Dog. white 8 lbs.

6 under mos spot neck. Rew. 1329 E. Oak Pk. Ave.

4 4-2616 LADY'S blue leather pocketbook lost in Younkers, Tues. Keep money, return purse. 4-8490. NOTICES 6 CENTRAL Electric have complete stock of Glue Kits 510 Balsa. Airplane Locust.

MERCHANDISE in our shop over 30 days will be sold for repairs or storage. Robbins Kessler, 16th and Locust. i WILL not be responsible for any debts, other than those contracted by myself. Louis A. Field, 921 S.

E. Bell. NIGHT SCHOOL, com. art, speech. C.C.C.

College. 3-7513. LEARN to dance privately. Cosmopolitan club. Grand.

3-8882. Also tap. "WHERE SHALL WE GO?" 7 A. I. B.

Dance Friday night as usual. Pla-Lan ballroom, 7th and Grand. Bert Browne's Orchestra. NEW YEAR'S eve. noisemakers, hats, confetti, serpentine.

Large selection. Wholesale price. Grand Novelty, 421 E. Walnut. DANCE AT PLA-LAN THURS.

NITE BOB THROCKMORTON LADIES 15C GENTLEMEN 350 Noble Ross Lake Robbins 25c, Wednes- Watch day. 10c this space for holiday dances. JERRY HAYES and orchestra at the "Innovation," 521 S. E. 6th.

Dancing Free. Orchestra every night HOLLYWOOD except Sunday. CLUB. PERSONALS 8 GLASSES services, Phone based on 4-3827 ability to for apt. V.

V. KIRBY, Opt. 403 Fleming. CHRISTMAS wreaths, grave blankets, hand made, best lg. all sizes.

Berard Floral, 4117 Univ. or City Mkt. 4-3556. ANDY says- Try our special, small steaks, Juicy and tender. We deliver.

4-5511. ANDY BILL, City Market. 2nd Locust. 100 FT. cartoons, comedies, westerns, $3 each.

Complete movie outfit, $57.50. Westing Photo Service, 3816 6th Ave, Fur Coats Restyling, Jacquettes, cleaning, repairing. from old coats. Mueller Fur, 1503 E. 9th.

6-3885. THE Des Moines Theater solves your Xmas problem. Attractive cards furnished FREE with special Xmas tickets. DR. W.

J. ROBINSON, DENTIST. 306 S. L. 5th and Wal.

(Form. in Shops Bldg.) Open Sun. 3-3337. LUCRETIA'S gifts unique--Bridge prizes, Party favors, wood carvings, pottery. Attractively priced, 409 Shops 'Bldg.

New Typewriter guar. portable, Low fully $37 Office Equipment 200 5th. CHRISTMAS decorations direct from the Huron Forest to Postpaid. Bliss Lake Greenery, Giennie, Mich. GIVE an A.I.B.

course for Christmas. It pays dividends for life. American Institute of Business, Des Moines. Bed Bugs Fumerole roaches, Lab. moths.

Ext. 4-3679. guar. 3-7222. CARS leaving for Los A.

Dec. 20th and after. Rel. Auto Travel. 4-0936 CHRISTMAS trees, holly, wreaths mistletoe.

Old Colony Bide. 10th and Grand. Fur Work all 215 kinds. Walter H. Mueller.

University. 4-8545. Massage 922 Vapor Walnut. bath. Phone Registered nurse.

4-5045. GOOD fur coat, needs repair, make lovely jacquette, reas. 1530 8 3rd fir. QUICK personal loans to salaried women. Confidential.

Miss Reilly. 4-8195. WANT 2 passengers to California. Help 5-1568. 1329 Harrison.

pay CAS. TYPEWRITERS TYPEWRITERS DOWN and $3 PER MONTH BUYS A PORTABLE TYPEWRITER LARGE STOCK The Office Equipment Co. 200 Fifth Des Moines Moving Local, Gray, long 1217 dist. Reas. 24th.

5-5130 PAINTING. paper refinish 5c floors. and off paper, 3-6979. Petter ROOFS Your repaired. 22 3 Trees trimmed, Reed.

price. yrs. exp. removed STOKERS and and furnaces, blowers and 7-3426 serviced repaired. fare TIRE vulcanizing, tire work, fIlL any place.

1703 E. Madison. 4-2463. ENERGETIC experience, ambitious in shoes, young ready man, 15. yr and piece goods, wants connection wear firm where there will be advancement.

Good references chance Earl E. Duran, 321 So. 12th, furnished Iowa. Charito work WANTED as by manager married or couple, helpers, county Write E-496, Register and Tribune. experienced by month.

Good man exp. Job on farm YOUNG married wants Evans. Collins, Iowa. Theodore NIGHT SCHOOL, sh. com.

art. speech. C.C.C. College. sismt, YOUNG man Ref.

stenographer. exp. Bus. 3-7512 lege graduate. 3-5251.

8:30 to 5:30 Young man wants work. 25c fare. 3-7771. cal Special Cash Rate For Positions Wanted. CON LINES 3 DAYS DAYS $1.50.

$1.00. Bring your ad to the Want Ad Counter, Positions Wanted -WOMEN 23 BEAUTY operator. 10 yrs. exp. With ment.

Good location or position. equip. K-592. Register and Tribune. Write S-454.

assistant, Register and work. Tribune. Exp. 22, DENTAL clerical HOUSECLEANING, or laundry days. work.

4-4529. 20c bt. WANTS WORK BY THE STUDENTS wish part time work DAY. board and room. Phone 4-9825.

for MIDDLE aged lady wants hswk. cook, can give references. Ph. 4-7373. Good Auto Service and Parts 24 Battery Special NEW OR REBUILT.

Exchange. ALL PRICES 9 $1 to mo's $2.50 13 plate, Others New to Batt. 15 17 $3.95 guaranteed up to 2 years. Also pile rentals. lowa Auto Co.

Ph. 1317 Locust, 4-9285. WRECKING 1928 1926 Oldsmobile. Hupmobile. parts for all SCHULING'S AUTO SALVAGE can S.

E. 28th and Market. Ph. 6-2220. Radiators Cleaning, and used for any car, Iowa Auto Radiator recoring repairing, guaranteed.

Shop, 1317 Locust. 4-9285. Al Clark. Axle Straightening, Battery Serv, SAFETY SERVICE 8TH AND KE0, WRECKING Chev. '31 truck.

duals, 129 Plymouth. '29 Olds. Any part for Any car. Morris Auto Parts, 1450 Keo. 4-3730 Auto Glass Installed $1.50 Up Midwest Auto.

1312 Grand. 3-0025. Batteries 13 Guaranteed Plate. 6 mo. Rebuilt.

Exch. $1.88 Auto Repl. Parts. 1109 Grand. 3-4424.

WRECKING '27 Packard, '28-'29 Chevs, '29 Auto G.M.C. truck, '32 Ford V-8. Sami Parts, 1327 Locust. 4-6626. Wanted Autos.

matched pair of Percheron mares highest price paid for a team are about six years old and to William Augustine, west and Charles Brown as the IOWA PRICES BELOW PARITY Chickens and Lambs Are Exceptions. Iowa farmers in November found chickens and lambs selling at prices that represented a higher purchasing power pe. unit than before the war while most other items were below parity. Grains were selling considerably below parity, while butter, hogs and beef cattle failed to attain the level necessary to make their buying power comparable with 1909 to 1914, according to the Nov. 15, 1935, report of the United States department of agriculture.

Wool is selling above parity, making sheep one of the attractive items of livestock on the farm compared with the prewar status. Addition of the $2.25 processing tax would bring hog prices above parity. The relationship between feed and livestock continues to favor feeding with the corn-hog ratio standing at 17.7 as compared with 14.1 a month earlier and 6.8 the year before. The ratio represents the number of bushels of corn required to equal the value of 100 pounds of hogs. The average for the prewar period was 11.3.

Comparison of Nov. 15 Iowa farm prices with parity: Nov. 15 Parity 1935 Price Corn. bu. ,48 .809 Wheat, bul.

.92 1.114 Oats, .22 Beef cattle, ewt. 6.20 1,56 .503 Hogs, cwt. 8.50 9.10 Chickens, lb. .152 .144 doz. .268 .389 Butter, lb.

.31 .338 Wool. '1b. Lambs, ewt. 8.90 .222 40 7.40 Hay, ton 6.20 14.95 SCOTT FARMERS ELECT. (The Register's Iowa News Service.) DAVENPORT, IA.

Julius Paustian was elected president of the Scott county farm bureau here Wednesday. Members voted to increase the a annual membership fee to $10. WANT AD RATES Your Want Ad appears in both papers, Des Moines Register and The Des Moines Tribune on week days for one price. It ordered for 8 full week, the 7th day is FREE. General Classifications (Minimum ad 10 words.) Words Day Days Days FREE Average One Three Six 7th 10 $1.681 $3.361 $3.36 11 to 14 1.201 2.521 5.041 5.04 15 to 20 1.60| 3.361 6.72l 21 to 26 2.001 4.201 8.401 8.40 27 to 32 2.40| 5.04| 10.08| 10.08 33 to 38 1 2.801 5.88| 11.76| 11.76 39 to 44 1 3.201 6.721 13.44| 13.44 Farm Lands, Real Estate For Sale or Exchange Autos, Livestock and Poultry Words Day I Days I Days FREE Average One Three Six 7th 10 I .801 $1.801 $3.60 11 to 14 1.201 2.701 5.401 5.40 15 to 20 1.601 3.601 7.201 7.20 21 to 26 2.00| 4.501 9.001 9.00 27 to 32 2.401 5.401 10.80| 10.80 39 to 44 3.201 7.201 14.40| 14.40 33 to 38 2.801 6.30| 12.601 0 12.60 Business Opportunities and Business Locations Wanted 90 per day for to 2 days, Te per word per day 3 6 days 7th dAY FREE with each 6-day order Business opportunities advertisements are strictly cash in advance.

Positions Wanted 3 lines. lines, 1 3 days days $1.50, $1.00. 6 6 days days $3.00. $2.00. Less than 3.

days 25c per line each day. 7 days for the price of 6. Positions wanted advertisements are strictly cash in advance. Mall your Sunday want ads early. Many arrive at our offica Saturday afternoon too late to be published in The Sunday Register.

We Need 25 Cars We Pay Spot Cash. LEO FLECK Used Cars, 1111 Locust, Ph. 4-4631 CARS wanted for cash. Late models. HOWARD SOLE 1425 Grant Ph.

4-5416. HIGHEST prices paid for junk cars trucks, no matter what shape, City Auto Ex. 5-0252. Wrecking Yd. 1st and Forest, WE'LL pay $5 to $15 more for cars JONES USED CAR EXCHANGE.

924 Locust St. Ph. 3-0011. ROOM rent and some cash in exchange for late model car. Cargill Hotel.

4-7141, GOOD used car. sedan, wanted, $50. Cash. Phone 4-0201. AUTOS FOR SALE 25 AUSTINS and Willys, new or used; also parts; service.

Clingman Mtr. Co, Ottumwa. CHEVROLET master sport sedan, 1934, very low mileage, traded in by the original owner on a new 1936, $485. Ed O'Dea Chevrolet Co. 623 East Grand.

Ph. 4-4196. CHEVROLET master coach, 1935, 16,000 actual miles, has large heater and radio, just like new. $585. Ed O'Dea Chevrolet Co.

623 East Grand. Ph. 4-4196 CHEVROLET 1934 coach, has heater, low mileage. Must be seen to be appreciated, $425. HUDSON-JONES.

1408-1414-1422 Locust. Ph. 3-6235. CHEVROLET coaches (6) 1934, a variety of colors, priced as low as $395. Ed O'Dea Chevrolet Co.

623 East Grand, Ph. 4-4196. CHEVROLET 1932 de luxe coach. Two tone finish, maroon and black. 2 side mounts, trunk rack.

1936 license and hot water heater. all for $310, on very easy terms. 3-8894. CHEVROLETS. Fords, Plymouths, coaches, coupes.

sedans, $50 to $150. Terms, SWIFT Auto Exch. 1470 Kea, Ph. 4-3744. CHEVROLET '28 coach.

New tires. $50. SEARS AUTO CO. 1010 Locust St. Ph.

4-5205. CHEV. '31 spt. coupe. Cleanest in city, terms.

Beller Finance 1020 Locust St. Ph. 4-6522. '31 coach. Also 60 other CArs.

1935 and 1936 models. Whitaker, 1112 Locust. Ph. 4-6013. CHEV.

'34 Coach, new tires, $395. Terms Beller Finance 1020 Locust. Ph 4-6522. CHEV. '34 pickup.

12,000 miles. Beller Finance, 1020 Locust. 4-6522 CHEVROLET coupe, 1933, 6 w. wh. Very nice.

Can arrange terms. 4-3149. CHEV. de luxe sedan, '31. Swan Motor, 510 East Grand.

4-4295. DODGE De Luxe touring coach 1935. New Philco radio, hot water heater, $675. B. L.

Motor Sales 301 East Walnut. Ph. 4-6279. DODGE 4 dr. sedan.

1934. Gunmetal ish. Very clean. 15.000 miles. Heater.

1936. license. $545. $175 down, $25 per month. Ph.

7-0917. ESSEX Coach. A Ph. FORD V-8 Deluxe coupe, 1935, radio, heater, chrome wheels. Car like new.

A bargain. HUDSON-JONES. 1408-1414-1422 Locust. Ph. 3-6235.

FORD De Luxe 4 door sedan, '34, $465. B. L. Motor Sales 301 East Walnut. Ph.

4-6279. FORD, 1932 V-8 D. L. coach. Very In priced, Motor, fires good.

Body, paint, upholstery extra good. 1521 6th. Mr. Hough, after 2 p. m.

3-2296, FORD V-8 coupe, 1933, 11.267 actual miles, $360. Looks and runs like new. Carl White. 1405 Locust. FORD '34 V-8 coupe, Cleanest in city, easy terms.

Beller Finance 1020 Locust. 4-6522. FORD 4 door sedan 1935. By owner. Cheap for cash or will trade.

4-0585. FORD V-8 '35 Std. black tudor. Private owner. 350 42nd.

5-8626. OLDSMOBILE, 1934 touring sedan. Has hot water heater, new tires; color, black, $485 for quick sale. Might consider cheap car in trade. Easy terms.

Will show car anytime. Ph. 3-6455. OLDSMOBILE '30, Deluxe sed. Must sell.

$150. 658 18th. Ph. 4-9733 Eve. PLYMOUTH 1934 de luxe sedan.

Plymouth blue color. Motor completely reconditioned. Mohair upholstery like new. Equipped with free wheeling. Knee action.

draft ventilation. Hot water heater. 1938 license, Car looks and runs like new. $510, $135 down. Balance easy terms, Ph.

5-2593. PLYMOUTH touring sedan, '35, drives 4,000 miles, $655. B. L. Motor Sales 301 East Walnut.

Ph. 4-6279. PLYMOUTH De Luxe Coupe, 1934. finish grey, in very good condition. Has 1936 license, hot water heater.

WIll sell sonable. Small down payment. Easy terms. Ph. 4-5830.

PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan. 1933. Color black, extra nice everyway. Sell 5345 with heater and 1936 license. Trade for cheaper car.

Easy terms. Ph. 6-5983 PLYMOUTH 1935 de luxe fenders touring to match tudor metal color. car. Priced to sell.

take used car. Can give terms, Ph. 5-1039. PLYMOUTH, 1935 de luxe touring tudor. Builtin trunk.

hot water heater. Low mileage. Perfect condition. $560. Terms 7-1253.

PLYMOUTH de. luxe coupe, '35. Swan Motor, 510 E. Grand. 4-4295.

PONTIAC 8 sedan, '35. Radio. Heater. Swan Motor, 510 E. Grand.

4-4295. heater, $385: coupe '29 1934. Hudson very STUDEBAKER Dictator, gd. Jordan Motor, 432 E. Grand.

3-3622 Terraplane De Luxe Coupe, 1935 Radio, hot water heater. Car was sold new 1935. This is like A new car, $575. Friedman Motor Co. East 309-11-13-15 D.

M. East Hudson- Walnut. Terraplane Ph. Dealer. 4-3326.

BELLER'S Autos Payments refinanced. reduced. 4-6522 1020 Locust. We do electire welding. GIBBS Welding 315 Ph.

12th 4-7016 8t Company, 19. FOOT Fruehauf, cattle, rack. Recond brakes. Good tires, coupler 3595. Fruehaut Trailer, 1601 Locust.

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