Green Bay Press-Gazette from Green Bay, Wisconsin • Page 13

Wednesday Evening, March 1 2, 1 924. GREEN BAY 13 IlOIbl-S FOK HAUS iiOUKasyC-e "for' also mod" tfor rent, ho 1 0 0 4 STATE OP" WISCONSIN. COUNTY COI RT FOR BROWN COUNT" ill Probsts. Notice Is hereby given that at the BUSINESS BETTER UOTATiS DROP 'Kid Murph' Is regular term or the oounty court, to elA H(K)M inudorn buiiKulow, with garage, clout) In, West Hide, mix be held lit and fur said county at room an modern bungalow, near NEWS FROM DE PERE Tha PreM-CUzette't De Per Office Is 117 Sooth Broadway, Phone 440 Newton Pearson in Charge ON STOCK MARKET ON GRAIN MARKET Bryan's Choice For President nowaid strout paved. J.

J. Nol on, Phone 70. ice county court room, at tns olty or Green Bay, In said county, on the first Tuesday of April A. 134. the following matters will be heard and COSY 6-rooiti new modem bungalow.

cunsiucruu: 'l'l, I ln tlnn V.fa Hnl.l..nH rul basement, garage, Kast side, close to schools "and churches, una American Sugar Extend Oats and Corn Slump With miook 10 car iinn. nico uuoo, part J. K. Dnlan, 2nd Hour llellln the Administratrix of the estate of! Frank lute of the city of Grten Bay In said county, deceased, fur the adjustment and allowance of of the dry movement and the efforts Gains; Foreign Exchanges Average Higher. mug.

rrone ns. CASS 8TREKT New. partly modern wneat; rrcmsionjj and Hogs Are Weaker. made from time to time In pant years; her llnal account and the assignment live room rouse, lot. and garage or inn resiaue or tns estate or sum NEW YORK Buying became more deceased to such persons as are by Upen4ag and Cloalaur Quotations.

CHICAGO Wednesday's range: Wheat Olienlna- lllirh Low rinse WORLD WAR DID IlIOT 11 PROHIBITION, 0. W. STEWART SAYS may 109' l.utta 1.0H 1.06 iw cniiiiea to tne same By order of the Court. CARLTON MEKRILT County Judge. Dated March Srd, 1924.

JAMES II. MoGILLAN, Attorney for Estate. July Sept. MO 1.10H 1.07 1.07 4 1, fS Corn- active as trading proerreised. Southern railway and Norfolk Western establishing new highs at 61 1-3 and 121 1-4 respectively.

American Sugar extended. Its gains to 11-2 points and United States Cast Iron Pipe, Otis Elevator, American Can, Crucible, Miiok Truck, Brooklyn Manhattan Transit May July pt. -G, 1J, 19 STATE OK WISCONSIN, "CIRCUIT tVH'RT, BROWN COUNTY Sum the gradual prohibition In the vurlous states; and the resulting amendment to the constitution. She appealed to those who believed In the cause and were interested in seeing the law function as it should, to do a little work In tho intervening days before election and to lend encouragement to those who will be in the thick of the battle at the various primaries and In the presidential conventions. The Flying Squadron plana to make a tour of all the states, entering each one before the primary elections.

The present campaign began over two years and a half ago, De I'ere being the 80th city that has been visited. .11 i .45 411, price nau. cuii Mrs. JdcH.ee. Phone 30D4.

S. IK WIN Modern except 'h'iiiT five room house. Price Call Mri. Mi'Keo. I'hone 8034.

FOH ALK 'Modern 8room Kast Walnut, only $5200.00, terms. Armstrong. Phone llonor 975. THREW HOUSES and two lot's located on the Went side, In a nice location, price t4R0o.no. This I a bariratn.

Ore on Day Land Cor. Washington and fine t'hone 1125. FOR PALE 5 room bouse and lot J401 QrlRnon, electric lights, water, concrete htiscnieut. 2tl00. Inquire W.

Kennedy, Phone 2463. Eusy plan. Large two story brick veneered building to be .0 4l .804 .46 "I .441 .81 .47 ti .451, ii'k oats May July Pupils Hold 'Pep' Meeting to Give Squad Send-Off DE FERE The rafters In the gymnasium of East De Fere high school reverberated this morning to tha cheer of students and faculty of tha school as tho biggest "pep" meeting of the year was hold to encourage thu basketball team which left this afternoon for Marinette to play in the district tournament. Members of tho faculty and team were called on for short talks and it Is certain that the East high athleted left with the determination of giving their best in the effort to "cop" first honors In this district. Local followers are of the opinion that they have a chance, unless they drift Into one preferred and Pierce Oil preferred sold Speaker Declared Law Was bent.

a point or eo above yesterday's final Lard i figures. Loose Wiles Jumped five mons. iJkwrrucs Gotfredson, Plaintiff, Edward J. Early, S. W.

Young. WIN Hum Klrnps. and Gotfredson Bros. Company, a Corporation, Defendants. The State of Wisconsin: To the May July II.

2T 11.45 11 IT 11.45 11.10 11.11 points. Some of tha tobaccos' were' Enacted to Meet Twentieth Century Condition. DK TERK Oliver W. Stewart and Ribs- heavy, American Sumatra duplicating May t.76 9.75 1.75 11.19 11.31 9.78 10.03 10 50 10.85 Ha previous low record. Foreign ex July Said Defendants: Bellies changes opened higher.

You and each of you are hereby May Miss Norma Brown, representatives of the Flying Squadron, closed the series of meetings In De I'ere last even 10.89 10.17 10.85 July Minneapolis Uraln Market. MINNEAPOLIS. Minn Wheat He CIIICAOO Predictions that the A ceipts 231 cars compared with 210 ALTON DILLON IS NAMED CORPORAL DEI PERK Alton Dillon of this city has shown great aptitude In the military work connected with the razed and moved by April 15 th. Must make room for new modern building. Make me an offer.

Phone 4680 cars a year ago. Cash: No. north ing and outlined In detail the campaign that will be made In each of the states preceding tha presidential and congressional elections, rind United Btates would have a large carryover of wheat July 1 had a depress-mjr effect on the wheat market today ern tl.lll.l6'K; No. 1 dark north summoned to appear within twenty days after service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service, and defend the above entitled action In the court aforesaid, and In case of your failure so to do Judgment will bn rendered against you according to the demand of the complaint. M1NA1IA.Y IN A HAN, MINAHAN DUqUALNE.

Plaintiff's Attocneys. Post Office Address: Ureen Bay, Brown County, Wisconsin. 2-13, 20. 27. 8-5.

It. 19 ern spring, choice to fancy J1.20H4 1.27; good to choice 1.1V 1.19; ordinary to rood tl.122 1.1614: May II 11V July tl.HU: Sen In the early dealings. Opening prices, which varied from 1-8 1-4 off to LOTS FOR 8 A LB tember I1.12W. Corn No. yellow I-80 advance.

May 109 1-4 to 109 12, lant chance to net a fine lot and July 109 3 4 to U0. were followed 71W7ZC. oats xo. white 4lTw 42,0. Barley 644c6mc.

Rve No. 2, Flax No. 1 J2.41&2.46. Green Bay Battery and his active Interest and noticeable Improvement was rewarded on Monday evening when he received a warrant from battalion headquurters for appointment to the rank of Corporal. DUlon Is a gunner.

Shortly after enlisting last year, by a moderate general setback. on so. van Huren. for 11700; also one on 1'orllor, between Jackson and Van liuren, cbeau. i'lione 232 Milwaukee! (iraln Market.

Corn and oatg were easier owing to MILWAUKEE. Wis Vo. 1 or 2172. STATE OF WISCONSIN. OOUNTY COURT FOR BROWN COUNTY In In the matter of the estate of northern tl.tiW.iT; No, 2 northern sympathy with wheat, despite continued smallness of the receipt of corn.

li.auffn.aa. com no. 3 yellow 78V4 0i79'c: No. 3 white 79c: No. 3 mixed FARM FOlt HALE of the slumps which characterized their play the early part of the sea--son.

Coach Bralsher'a aggregation ban made an enviable record this year. Thirteen games have been chalked up in the win column, three have been lost unci in one game, the thriller of the year the locals tied East Green Bay. The locals lost to Kaukauna, Menasha and Neenah early in the but later defeated tho two first mentioned by decisive scores. Coach Bralsher will have his team going nt top speed for the tournament and local fans expoct them to show their worth. spoke to two gatherings at tho Methodist church, yesterday afternoon and evening.

I nhls afternoon address Mr. Stewart, president of the Flying Squadron Foundation, reviewed the cause3 which led to the prohibition of tho liquor traffic In the United States. Ho waved aside the claim that prohibition camo because of tho war, reminding the peoplo that tho war had boon tho excuse for a great deal of the sloppy thinking that had been Indulged In. "Tho war," ho said, "did not cause tho prohibition of the liquor traffic. After opening unchanged to l-8(ffl-4u Ellr.ahoth Gillls (lie Urundhoeffm de ceased.

7c. Oats No. 2 white 4714W48 10 ACHES In Pittstlnld; no personal higher, May 81 14 to 81 3 8, the corn No. 3 whlto No. 4 white Notice Is hereby given that at the 46p.

Rye No. 2, Barley special term of the county court, to property, will rent or Nell. Terms, Eiol P. Huntington, Empire iJldg. Phone 241.

Dillon nttractod attention when he won lirst place in pistol contest on tho Green Bay range and later led the Green Buy contingent in a contest at Oshkosh. About a month ago market receded all around to borow yesterday's flnkm. be held In and for said county, at the court house, in the city or Ureen Hay Oats started at l-8e lower to a shade 1110 ACRE EARM. $10,000. J2.000 down balance 5 per cent.

Immediate poa- In said county, on the second Tuesday of April A. IX, 1924, the following advance. May 47 18 to 47 1-4. Later, Malting 6982c; Wisconsin 704f2a; feed and rejected 66'uS9c. Hay Unchanged; No.

1 timothy 1 23.00 't 23.00; No. 2 timothy 120.00 ft 21.00. Minneapolis Flour Market. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. Elour Tin-changed.

Shipments 46,250 barrels. Bran t23. 00 24.00. Dillon nnd ico Schumerth of this matter will be heard and considered all deliveries showed some loss. The application of Felix Gillls for i session, v.

Loper, West He Pere. r6tt SALE Jn AllouesTso sore truck farm, by owner. Can he sold In smaller tract. Joseph Suoran, R. DIl.

ALBERT ALEXANDER MUHPHREK Jxiwer (uotatlon on hogs weakened the appointment of an administrator It did speed up action, but the causes the provision market. of the estate of Ellxabeth Gillls (nn Grundhoeffer) late of the Town of ureen nay, rnone 3 AINSVILLB, Fla. "Kid Murph" Preble In said county deceased. f42 ACRES, town of Howard, with persons 1 property, Sold cheap to Chicago livestock Market. Isn't a very Imposing name for a Notice in hereby further given that CITICAOD Hosts Keceints.

st the special terra of said court, to man William Jennings Uryan would like to see president of the United be he rt on the first Tuesday or Au settle an estate. Call Sat. after noon. 316 Gray Street. Gilbert Wil liquette.

gust A. 1924. claims of creditors of city were raised to the rank of first-class private and Dillon's furthor advancement was immediately forthcoming. Lieut. Ross Quntsoo of De Pere is proud of ho record being mndo by the entire contingent from this city and does not hesitate to say that some of the best and most faithful members of the Battery hall from De Pere.

Ail the boys are cnthuslastlo over the work and efforts are being made to secure more enlistments. Senerauy iw cents lower than yester-ay's average; fairly active, all Interests buying; bulk good and choice 190 to S25 IK) unit butchers 17.4011 7 .50: States. said Elizabeth Gillls (tie Grundhoef ROOSEVELT CLUB TO CONSIDER BY-LAWS The regulur meeting of the Koose-velt club will be held tomorrow evening 1n tho Howe ciool. It wua neo-essary to change the meeting place this week because of the fact that another meeting is to bo held In the fer) will be examined and adjusted Yet that's what the students at the choice wflghfy butchers better by the court. grades 150 to lko pound averages University of Florida here call their prexy, Dr.

Albert Alexander Mur- urgely desirable 140 to And notice Is hereby further given that In accordance with an order of said court, duly entered, said credit FAIR DIRECTORS MEET ON MONDAY DE PERE A meeting of tho direo tors of the Northeastern Wisconsin Fair association will be held at the office of Herb J. Smith, secretory, on Monday afternoon, Mar. 17. Several matters of imiiortanee are to bo brought up at this meeting which are a part of the plans being made for a bigger and better fair for 1324. Superintendents of the rartous departments will possibly be selected at thla meeting.

150 ootlnd mosttv 16 SO to phrce. ors may In the meantime from the bulk packing sous' 6 6i killing pigs slow; bulk Kood and And the prexy gets more kick out date hereof, un to and Including said for that action ore to he found In the sweeping changes which have taken place In tho Industrial and social order In the lust few generations." Modern Times Demanded Iaw According to Mr. Stewart, our ancestors lived a more simple life than we; hut with the coming of machinery which called for industrial organization, there hns been an Increase In the wants and desires of the peoplo and a consequent Increase in the methods and means by which goods and commodities are produced with which to mete those dosircs. "Tho complex organization, both Industrially and socUilly, which -suited offers no place to the drunkard. He Is not wanted as a locomotive engineer, as a motorman nn an assembly room at the courthouse on cholco strong weight 16.00W64O: first Tucsdav of August next, present of It than the knowledge of the fact eavvweiirhtn I7.S5&f7 5o: medium their claims fur examination ana FOR SALE Thirty-one acres of land on the West Side, just a short distance South of the Onolda Motor Truck company plant on the concrete road.

A snap. E. P. BOLAND that the "Great Commoner" is going that evening. At the hurt meeting, the members S7.25&7.60: light weiaht 16.90'u 7.45: to present him for the Democatlo nomination at the New York Hated this 11th day of Marcn, 1324 By order of the Court, CARLTON MERRILL.

County Judge. adopted a constitution which promised all possible aid to any Winter Sports light light 7.30; packing sows smooth $8 EO'ft 6.80; parking sows rough slaughter pigs S4.2o8. 50. Cattle Receipts 8.000; better grades beef steers strong, spots 10 program which the Association of Com- "I never cross Bridges until I come MIKRIDAN F.VRARH. Attorneys.

BURGLARS ENTER MILLING OFFICE DE FERK Breaking the window to gain admittance, burglars last night entered the office of the Welta-Osen Milling company in East De I'ere and after opening the cash drawer found only 67 cents as a reward for their bcrce might present. The constitution 8-12, 19 ZB to them," says Dr. Murphree when cents to 15 cents higher; others and drawn up with tha Idea In mind STATU OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT asked how he felt about being a presidential possibility. that ono of the Roosevelt club's main REALTOR tUUKT, liltwwn oncrui Sain. "I'm going about my business of most other killing classes steady; lower grades fed steers slow; too matured offerings $11.50.

averaging about 1.300 to 1.500 pounds: fed yearlings early bulk fed steers $8.00 610.00: some common plainly Issues in the future would be the promoting of outdoor sports In Green Wayside State Bank, a Corporation, vs. Plaintiff, helping educate futuro America, 114 Minahan Building: Phone 99 and 6170 A. 1). Lewis. Defendant.

Bay. though, of course, I'm not unappw- SF.I.ECT OPERETTA DH I'ERE Miss Clara Roffers, music director of the "West De Fere schools, has announced that a selection has been made of an operetta, which will be given by the high school at Nicolet auditorium on the eveninir of April 4. "The Man From Boston" 1m the title of the production. Members of tho cast have been selected Ry Virtue of an execution, Issued A committee was appointed at the riatlve of the high compliment bred kinds downward to tl.ti and below to killers: she stock fairly active. out of and under the seal of the Cir Bryan has paid me." last meeting to draw up a sot of by cuit Court, In and for the county of liulk fatj cows heavy laws which will be considered tomor Brown, and state of Wisconsin, upon kosrers $7.00 and above; beef heifers lodgment rendered ana aocaetca in moving; st practical top row evening.

The committee has also the said court, on the 30tb day of- bologna bulls $5.00: good to choice electric car, as a lawyer to represent great Interest In court, or as a sur-goon to perform a dangerous surgical opeatlon. In short there Is no place In our modern life for a drunkard and therefore no place for tho drunkard-making business," ho stated. Mr. Stewart hislsted that for these two reasons tho liquor traffic Is doomed. "With the coming of the war, the United States, as a result of a hundred years of intensive train Januarv.

S24, In an action wherein arranged for a program to take place after the buslnc meeting which and the first rehearsals ore being held. Continued effurtrt. No valuables of any kind and very little cash are kept at the office. It is thought that the robbery was the work of a stranger, for local residents are thought to be familiar with the fact that nothing of value may be found in the elevator office. Although the sum Is Insignificant, police officers have been asked to do their best in running down the prowlers, as during the lnt few months there have beeti quite a number of burglaries.

EAST DE PERE QUINT GOES TO MARINETTE this week. light and handywelght vealers strong; medium light kind slow; stockers and feeders steady to easy. Sheep Receipts 12.000, slow: very little early business: fat wooled lambs mostly 25 cents lower; one earlv sale to city butchers $16. promises to be very interesting to all who attend. I STATIC OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY.

COURT EOR liUOWS COUNT. In the matter of the Estate of Andrew Ct-gelskl, deceased. On readmit and tiling the petition iif The Peoples Savings Trust executor of the Estate of Andrew Cegelskl, deceased, represent i ri K. i anions othor things, that the said de- ceased died seised of certain real state therein described, and that It Is necessary to sell or Incumber the same to pay the debts of said ilu-i veased. and expenses of udminlstnt-' tlon, praying for license to sell or the same; and It appearing to the court that is necessary to The membership hag mounted dur Wayside State Bank, a corporation, Is plaintiff, and A.

D. I wis is defendant, in favor of the said plaintiff, and against the said defendant, for the sum of Four thousand four hundred forty one and 76-100 t4441.76) dollars, which execution was directed snd delivered to me'as sheriff In and for said counly of Brown, I have levied upon -all the right, title and Interest of the said defendant A. U. Lewis. In and to the following de ing tho last two works but there are CONGRESS IS NOT AIDING COOLIDGE (Continued from page still a fow vncanclCH and Interested Gl'ERTS ENTERS RACE DE PERE The race for aldermanr In the second ward of this city became a three cornered affair yesterday when tho nomination papers of' Jacob Uuerts.

a former ulderman from that ward were circulated. Fete boy over 17 years of ago are Invit ed to attend the meeting tomorrow could not be Injured by the dolay because a rebate could always be given evening. or else tho taxpayer permitted to otnlt sheep weak to 25 cenls lower: odd lota fat native ewes several decks clipped ewes shearing lambs llS.fl04H6.o5; one deck feeding lambs $15 26. Mllnauke Produce Market. MILWAUKEE.

Wis Butter weak; extras 44 Vic; standards 44c. Enrgs Steady; fresh candled 23n. Poultry, lower; fowls 24c; springers 28o. Potatoes steady, unchanged. Onions Weak, unchanged.

Cabbage, new, higher J3.506 3.65 a barrel. DK PERK Coach Bralsher and bis East De Pero basketball team left this one of the quarterly Installments on I rfoetnans, tho present alderman, and OKDKKS DRY PROM? WASHINGTON An effort to settle the fifteenth of June, September or afternoon for Marinette where they James Phimistor, are the two already in the field. will enter the dltstrict tournament ing and education, determined to outlaw the liquor traffic and did so with tho prohibition nationnl amendment, law Can lie Repealed Tho Fpcnker cautioned the people not to be deluded by the statement that the amendment ennnot be repealed. Ho declared that It can be end by the same power that enacted it two-thirds of congress and three-fourths of tho state legislatures. He urged upon tho people the thought, however, that the danger for prohibition is not in the repeal of the the much argued question of the ef' fectlveneas of prohibition enforcement r.lsvino- their first game tomorrow scribed reul property, to wit: Commencing at the South West corner of the Smith east Quarter of the South east quarter tSES of SKVi of Section number Twenty eight (28) In Township Twenty One (21).

North of Runge number Twenty one (21) East, 4th Wisconsin Principal Meridian and running East along the South line of Section number Twenty eight 2S) One hundred forty four feet and 45-100 Inches 14445-100 ft.) to a point as the starting point; thence In Ihe same course ulong said South line of said Section number Twenty evening against Oconto Falls. Braish er took his team to the Northern city In Washington has been ordered by President Coolidge as a result of the charge by Hear Admiral Charles P. Plunkett, commandant of the Brooklyn navy yard, that the capital Is "the wettest city in the United SON ARRIVES. DE FERE Mr. and Mrs.

George Bushmaker ore the proud parents off" an eight pound son, born Sunday. Mar. 9. Mrs. Bushmaker before her-marriage was Mias Pjuihaol Dodrictei cf Lawrence.

today in order to give them a good rest tonight. They may nowibly work out In the Marinettu gym tomorrow morning. Docemler. But Few Days Remain Only a few days remain before the first payments are due. If the house wished It could report and vote on a measure In 24 hours and the resolution sent to the senate where It Is doubtful if any democrat or republican would care to take the responsibility of blocking an Immediate cut in taxes.

But congress is unaware evidently of the pressure of publlo opinion, something about which, however, President Coolidge may find it desirable the next 24 hours to remind amendment, but In the wet plan tk GREKN BAY MARKETS, netall Prices. Floor and Feed. These prices era corrected daily by Badger Grain company: Rye, per bushel 58 heat, per bushel 1.00 Uarley, per 100 lbs 1.20 Oats, new 42 Buckwheat, per 100 lbs 1.50 Peas, Scotch, per 100 lbs 4.75 Peas, white, per 100 lbs 3.00 repeal the Volstead act and leave the! Should the De Fere boys win the first DE PERK PERSONA I A Mrs. Jamc O'Callahan has returned to her home nt Norway, after sell or incumber said real estate for that purpose. It is ordered, that said petition be (beard at a general term of said county court, to ho held in and for said county, at the Probate office In tho city of Ureen Hay, on the second 'Tuesday, being- the Mil day of April A.

U. ltf S4. at ten o'clock In the fore-noon. It Is further ordered, that this order he T'ublikhed at least three successive weeks, before said day fixed for the hearing- of said petition. In the Ureen IJny Press-Gazette, a daily newspaper published at the cltv of Green Hay in said county, snd that a copy thereof be served personally on the attorneys of all persons who have appeared in said mailer, and on all persons Interested 111 said estate and residing in said county, at least twenty days before such day.

Dated at Green Hay, Wis, March 11, 1924. By the Court. CARLTON MERRILL. Countv Judgo. FAIUCHILD.

NORTH. PARKER HIE, Attorneys. 3-12, 13. 26 tiTATE OK WISCONSIN, COUNTY COURT FOR BROWN COUNTY In Probate. In the matter of the estate of 'William J.

Lemerond, deceased. Notice Is hereby Riven that at the special term of the County Court, to be held In and for said county, at game, It is tnougnt. tney win oe puit-u against Marinette on Friday evening. Many local fang have made plans to be on hand Friday evening should tho locals succeed In the first leg of the tournament. nation helpless against the encroachments of tho liquor traffic.

"Prohibition in the Conslitution, but with no law for its enforcement, would be a sham and a. delusion," he said. Miss Brown gave a complete sketch CANDY PLANT BI RN9 MILWAUKEE Fire of undetermined origin, last night destroyed the plnnt of the Sperry Candy company here, causing a loss estimated at Charles H. Albert, a fireman, was seriously injured In a fall from a fire escape and Charles Miller, a roomer in an adjoining building was overcome by smoke. an extended visit in De Fere with her sister, Mrs.

James McManus. peas, rat, per too Peas. Oreen 4.50 CASH AND CARRY PRICES. These quotations below are changed dally by the Denessen Grocery Flour 3.75 3.95 congress. eight (28) Two Hundred One feet and 25-100 inches (20126-100 ft.) to the center of the Highway known as the State road; thence North 35 15 West along the center of the Highway known as the State road Three Hundred forty eight feet and 7-10 feet (3487-10 ft.) thence South Two Hundred Eighty four feet and 763-1000 inches (2S4 763-1000 ft.) to the starting point in the above section line.

Also Lot Three (3) Block Two (2) Pint of Wayside, as recorded In the Office of the Register of Deeds of Brown County, Wisconsin. All the above described property Is located In the village of Wayside, Brown County, Wisconsin. Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned, as sheriff as aforesaid, will sell the above described real property to the highest bidder, for cash, at public ailolion. at the Way 2.3' 'cratch feed Frcih eggs, per dozen SUPERV 9 Produce. dcrs compared, cancelled and receipted since the last board meeting was adopted.

A report of the finance committee confirming and approving the monthly statements of the county treasurer was also adopted before the meeting adjourned. Butter, creamery 52 Chicago Produce Mnrket. CHICAGO Butter steady; receipts, 6.052 tubs; creamery extrss 46-Aic; standards 46 'extra firsts 46 (o) 4tiHc; flrss seconds iW 444 c. Cheese unchanged. Eggs Higher: receipts 19,658 cases; tlrsts 22Li '(C22c; ordinary firsts 20' 2lc.

Poultry Alive, unsettled; fowls 23c; springers 29c; roosters 17c; geese 18c. Scoco 17 Lard lb. cartons 17 REPORTS Amei lean -cheese, lb in CRISIS IN HONDIROS WASHINGTON The death of former President Gutierrez and the consequent increased activities of revolutionary factions have left Honduras for the timo being without any government whatever. Brick cheese, per lb .31 eaetablea. Chicago Pntntn Market.

CHICAGO Potatoes, trading very slow, market weak, especially Karly Ohlos, receipts 61 cars; total V. S. shipments 801; Wisconsin sacked round whites bulk J1.80 1-fiO; Michigan sacked round whites ll.S5f 1.40. Livestock Market. MILWAUKEE, Wis.

Cattle Receipts 200, steady. Calves Receipts 8.000; best calves 25r50 cents lower; lights b0ctl.00 lower: 18.50 (S 10.00. Hogs Receipts 15 cents lower: 200 pounds and down. $00 7 25; 200 bounds ami up JO. DO if 7.35.

Sheep None, steady. Liberty llnnd Prices. NEW YORK Liberty bonds at 1 n. Liberty 3's, first 4Vs, 99c: second 4'4's. $98.29: third 4's.

$99.81: fourth 4W's. $991: United Sugar, per lb 10 '4 Sugar, per 100 lbs 9.75 Potatoes, per peck Zi p. 5. ran side State Bank, In the village of Wayside, in the town of Morrison, In the Stomach Comfort Potatoes, bushel 76 Reans. per lb 01 Oat meal, per lb Cabbage, pur lb .03 I)K PERE MARKETS.

These quotations are corrected daily countv- or Brown, state or Wisconsin, on the 26th day of March 1924, at 2 o'clock In the afternoon of that day, to satisfy the said execution, together with the Interest and costs thereof. Dated February 5th, 1924. JAKE GEURTS, Sheriff of Brown County, Wis. REYNOLDS DWYER, Attorneys. 2-6, 13.

20, 27. 3-5, 12 by Lee of Da Pere: Bran, ton SO. 00 bran, per 100 lbs 1.63 the Court House, In the fclty of Green Hay. in said county, on tho fourth Tuesday of March. A.

1924, the following matter will be heard and considered: The application of Cites. J. Williams to admit to probate the lust will and testament of William J. Lemerond late of the city of Green Uay In said county, deceased. Notice Is hereby further given that at the special term of said court, to be held on the first Tuesday of July A.

1924, claims of creditors of said William J. Lemerond, late of the city ef Green Hay In said county, deceased, will be examined and adjusted by the court. And notice Is hereby further given States government 4 V. $100.2. 544,671 CIVILIANS EMPLOYED BY U.

S. i Pv Associated Press) WASHINGTON The army of government civilian employes numbered 544,671 at the beghnning of this year, having been reduced 273,089 since the armistice. Statistics issued today by the civil service commission show, however, that the number is still more than on June 30, 1918, before the United States entered the war. This army of employes la scattered over the entire world, embracing consular and diplomatic representatives. In the nation's capital there are In government workers of whom 20,772 are women and 38,253 men.

Outside Washington women employes number E3.413 and men total 426,233. Electric Line Permission Is Referred to Road and Bridge Committee. rracticnlly the entire membership of the county board of supervisors responded to the roll call as the special session of tho body began In the courthouse at 11 o'clock this morning, lie-ports, petitions, und a resolution of sympathy occupied the attention of the members until noon when the meeting was adjourned until 2 p. m. Tho appointment of M.

J. Lcicht, Oreenlenf, to fill tha unexpired term Flour 98 lbs. sack 3.60 4.20 Middlings, standard 1.55 Corn, per bushel S3 Meal, coarse 1.90 Red Dog 1.95 Scratch feed, per 100 lbs. ..2.25 2 60 Ground feed 1.90 Oil Meal 2.45 Cracked corn, per 100 lbs. 1.90 RKDH WON'T CONSENT.

MOSCOW On the eve of the League WEATHER FORECAST. Till 7 P. M. Thursday. For Green Uay and Vicinity: Mostly cloudy and somewhat unsettled weather tonight and Thursday; moderate temperature.

STATE FORECAST. For 'Wisconsin: Cloudy and somewhat unsettled tonight and Thursday; not much change In temperature. WKATI I ER CON 1 1 ON 8. Snow flurries continue near Lakes for Good Eaters; No Sour Risings, (jassiness, Heart-1' burn and Distress of Indigestion If uu Follow Meals With Stuai-t's Dyspepsia Tablets. They may talk about balanced Tactions, calories and all that, but most people enjoy eating the good things they see before them.

What they want Is the simple means of stopping? gassiness, sour risings and such dls-treoses if they come. A host of people use Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets because they give the stomach the alkaline effect, they stop the gas. they sweaten the stomach, they aid digestion in the stomach; they are balanced to do Just these things, and you can rely upon this relief every time. Get a 60-cent box of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets st nny drug store and you will eat your tio B.nd cheese, steak and onions, sausage and buckwheats, cream itk coffea and defy old man dyspepsia. of Nations' attempt, through Norman H.

Davis and his commission, to settle the dispute between Poland and Lithuania over Memel, the oviet government has made the official declaration that It will not consent to the disposition of territory In northern Europe without its participation in the settlement. UNSETTLED AND MOSTLY CLOUDY, SAYS FORECAST No material change in the weather conditions about Green Bay occurred during the past 24 hours, the temperature remaining practically tho same last night as it was the night before. The lowest range of tho mercury last night was 29 degrees. At eight o'clock this morning tho mercury was stationary at that point. The highest temperature recorded here yesterday was 35 degrees above.

Following is B. B. Whlttler, Oreen Bay weatherman's forecast on conditions for the next 24 hours: "Mostly cloudy and somewhat unsettled weather tonight and Thursday; moderate temperature. The forecast suggests that practically the lame weath i Continued i of Fred Oussert, deceased, was accepted by the board, and nn expression of condolence to the family of the deceased member was passed. A petition of the "Wisconsin Public Service corporation to approve of the permissions granted by vurlous town boards Michigan and superior, and light snows are reported from North Dakota and portions of the Canadian Northwest.

Rain and snow are setting in over the southwestern states, under the Influence of a low pressure urea In that region. The storm on the Atlantlo coast has been severe, but Is now passing out to sea. High nressura extends from Manitoba Mrs. Sweeney's home made doughnutfl discontinued at Bur's Dousman St. store, can be had at Onstad's Grocery, or 509 N.

Chestnut. Phone 1457. We deliver. that in accordance with an order of said court, duly entered, said creditors may In the meantime from tho date hereof, up to and including said first Tuesday of July next, present their claims for examination and allowance. Hated this 26th day of February, 1324.

By order of the Court. CARLTON MEKRILT County Judge. If. E. DAVIS.

Attorney. 2-27. 12 STATE Of AVISrONSJN, COUNTY COURT EOR HROWN COUNTY In Probate. In the matter of the cstato of James K. Harry, deceased.

Notice Is herehv given that at the special term of the county court, to be held In and for said county, at the court house. In the city of Green Hay, Jn said county, on the second Tuesday of April A. 1824, the following matter will be heard and considered: The HppllcHtlon of Catherine Harry for tho appointment of an administrator of the estate of James E. Hurry, late of the city of Green Hay, In said county deceased. Notice hereby tirther given that st the special term of said court, to be held on the first Tuesday of southward to Louisiana, and this will dominate the weather here during the next 36 hours, with little change in temperature conditions, but with mostly cloudy skies.

MAR. 12. 1024. MAK. 1Z4.

DUAL DEBATE WITH TWO RIVERS, PLAN Plans for the approaching debating season were discussed at a meeting of students interested in public speaking at West High school last night. Tho possibility of a dual debate with Two Rivers on the Huber Employment bill was considered, as well as the oratorical and declamatory conteet which will be held at West High during tho spring. Definite announcements regarding both events are expected within a short Uine. IIO.MB BRITISH LEGATION ATIffi.VS A lomb was exploded early today at the entrance to tlue British legation, causing materhl dam Sunrise 6:10 a.m. Sunrise a.m.

Sunset 5:54 p.m. Sunset p.m. DE PERE READERS! Announcing that Lee Bros. will make deliveries anywhere in De Pere, of rich, clean, Fern Dell milk from tuberculin tested guernsey cows. Fern Dell Dairy Farms.

for the erection of eloctic lines was referred to tho Road and Bridge committee with orders to report, If possible, before the close of the session. The petition concerned the construction and operation of light nnd power lines along all the highways In the Towns of Suamlco, Ashwaubenon Ixiwrence nnd subject to the regulations of tho statutes and tho approval of the Wisconsin State Highway commission. An invitation extended by Sullivan Post of the American Legion requesting members of the board to attend a dinner in their honor at te Legion building tomorrow noon was read and accepted. A report of tho finance committee ,1 tmnufn nr. er will hold here for at least 24 hours more.

Huron, S. again reported the lowest temperature recorded, 14 degrees above The conditions in most Paris of the Lift Off-No Pain! age but Injuring no one. Greek offl- clals expressed belief that tha incl- dent was staged in an effort to dis- credit tho government. PUBLISHER DENIES INTERESTS IN OIL (Continued from page 1) relations with hint, have, however, been personal and never official. I hnve never at any time had any official transactions with the Interior department of the United States govern-, ment.

Very Slight Acquaintance "As regards the navy department and Secretary Denby, I can say the same as I have already sa.Id about the interior department. My personal acquaintance with Secretary Denby has been a very slight one. I have had no business relations whatever with the navy department and have never been Interested in op connected with sny contracts of any kind made by or with that deportment. "Tho newspaper with which I nm connected may have carried some government advertising, but of course, it will be recognized that this is a matter not handled by me personally. "I have never been Interested in the purchase of any Sinclair or Doheny oil stocks, directly or indirectly, by which I mean thnt I have never made any such purchase nor have I had nny Interest in any such purchases made by any one at any time.

As To News Rcorts "The public press has repeatedly carried reports that an Important witness was negotiating for Immunity from prosecution in consideration of the disclosure by him of sensational facts. The press reports have too clearly indicated that I was that Important witness for me not to be set. slble to that imputation. "I am now ready, gentlemen, to answer any relevant questions relating to the subject of this investigation that you may have to ask upon the assurance and confidence, of course that I will not be called upon to answer any questions which the laws protect as privileged between my counsel and my 1 nun STATIONS 5 nit 1 1 Alpena 28 38 Clear Hoise 26 no Clear Buffalo 34 36 Cloudy Chicago 34 3H Cloudy lienver 22 26 .30 Snow Duluth 16 30 Snow Escanaba 24 34 Cloudy Galveston 60 64 Cloudy Grand Haven 26 36 .01 Pt. Cldy GREEN BAY 29 35 .02 Snow Havre 26 40 Pt.

Cldy Houghton 26 .06 Snow Kansas City 28 40 Clear Knoxvillo 32 34 Snow 26 3H .04 Snow Memphis 32 40 Clear Milwaukee 28 34 .04 Cloudy New Orleans 40 52 Cloudy Oklahoma City 32 42 Cloudy Pittsburg 34 .14 Cloudy St. Louis 32 ax Cloudy St. Paul 24 36 Pt. Cldy Salt Lake City 30 44 Clear Snult Ste. Marie 2 40 Clear Seattle 40 Pt.

Cldy Toledo 34 88 Cloudy Washington 36 38 Pt. Cldy Winnipeg IS 23 Bnow 1 Wii i mkX't 539 SMC CI Id i tK mmmmsw aJMwimihe) ASAR August A. 1S24, claims of creditors of said James E. Harry will be examined and adjusted by the court. And notice Is hereby further given that In accordance with an order of said court, duly entered, said creditors may In the meantime from the date hereof, up to and Including said first Tuesday of August hext, present their claims for examination uud allowance.

Hated this 11th day of March, 1924. By order of the Court, CARLTON MERRILL, County Judge. SHERIDAN EVRARU, 3-12, 19, 26 STATE Ol' WISCONSIN. COUNTY COURT EOR HROWN COUNTY In Probate, Notice Is hereby given that at the special term of the counly court, to he held In and for said county at the county court room, at the city of Ureen Hay, in said county, on the fourth Tuesday March A. 1924, tho following matters will be heard and considered: The application of Virginia DelxcV, administratrix with the will annexed of the estate of Susanna Kyber, late of ttie town of Alloiiex in said county, deceased, for the adjustment and allowance of her tlnal account ami tho assignment of the residue of the enisle of said deceased to such persons as are by law entitled to the same.

Bv order of the Court. CARLTON MERRILL, County Judge. Hated Feb. 26. H24.

16l. P. HUNTINUTON, Attorney. 1-H. 3-5.

13 VaJ' Av I country have remained the same is far as temperature reports are concerned. No very high temperatures ware reported even from the stations at the southern most points although both Galveston and Abilene, reported 64 degrees above. Miid temperature and cloudy skies are predicted for Wisconsin In general, according to the state forecast this morning. Pnow flurries continue near Lnkes Michigan and Superior, and light snows are reported from North Dakota and portions of the Canadian Northwest. storm on the Atlantic const hps been severp, but Is now passing out to sea.

High pressure extends from Manitoba southward to Irfiulsluna, and thiB will dominate tho weather horn durin? the next 36 hours, with llttlo change in temperature conditions but with mostly cloudy skies. THE WORLD READS OUR WANT ADS! Follis who wKIl to buy or sell things walch Pri-flct4 Want Ads. They've learned from exix-rience wliert lU traders advertise. Place VOL It Want Ad today. It will reach all classes ui people, snd Is sure tieans tif ceiling lo touch with the ones you Seek.

CALL. 4100. 1 4 El t' Doesn't hurt ono hit! Drop a little on an nchlng corn, instantly that corn stopii hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with tln- IfCl'S Your druggist noils a tiny bottle of "Kreezone for a few cents, sufficient lo. remove every lined corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the foot calluses, without soreness or DE PERE READERS! Announcing that Lee Bros. will make deliveries any-where in De Pere, of rich, clean, Fern Dell milk from tuberculin tested guernsey cows.

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