Battle Creek Enquirer from Battle Creek, Michigan • Page 12

THE ENQUIRER SND EVEN IN NEWS BATTLE CRESK, MICH, TUESDAY. MAT 1MT 12 JAMES ROOSEVELT GOES Today's Market Report TO CLINIC FOR CHECKUP Galling All Dogs By Albert Payson Terhune News Parade in Pictures CHICAGO WHEAT RALLIES AFTER OPENING SETBACK MrtRKET LEADERS GAIN ROCHESTER. Minn. JPi James Roosevelt, son of the President of the United States, arrived here today for a physical checkup at Mayo fllnir Young Roosevelt, who is personal secretary to his father, stepped Liverpool Quotations Mach AFTER HESITANT START Than Doe Despite Tarn for Worse in Nasi-Ciech Relations. from a Northwest Airlines plane at 10:45 a.

m. CHICAGO Wheat prices in Mild Improvement in Pivotal Chicago underwent a material set Traveling alone, Mr. Roosevelt was met at the airport by a member of back early today, but soon displayed power to rally. Liverpool quotations Issues Helps Prices; Dealings Slow. NEW YORK MPl Milit knraw.

the Mayo clinic staff and taken immediately to the clinic where ex-aminatons were started. were much lower than due, notwitn- Pans" jb i standing reports of a new turn for the worse in nazi-Czech relations. Opening 1-2 to 1 cent down. May ment in pivotal Issues helped prop the stock market today after a hesi 77 1-8 to 77 1-4, July 74 1-8 to 74 1-2 tant start. cents, Chicago wheat futures then recovered somewhat.

Cora started Steels, motors, conners and air- 1-8 to 1-2 cent off. May 57 1-8 to crafts, along with a handful of spe 57 1-4, July 58 1-8 cents. cialties, got up fractions to around a RELIEF BILL VOTE BALKED BY FIGHT OVER PWA LOANS (Continued from Page One.) of the section. He was joined by Senators Schwellenbach (D, Wash.) and McKellar (D, Senator Adams floor manager of the bill, predicted the senate would kill the amendment. Republican opposition to the mmsnre hrollffht two DrODOSals to NEW YORK STOCKS rnraube by Hal bard, franca St f' IP point near the second hour.

Dealings were about as slow as in yesterday's session which was the most apathetic for a full day in nearly four years. Leaning forward were u. s. SteeL When Docs Are Pests change the form and amount of I I told you, months ago', of the so-called crusade which has been for the barring of dogs from Bethlehem. Republic General Motors, Chrysler, Anaconda, Kennecott, American Smelting, Douglas Aircraft, Westlnghouse, Dul'ont, General Electric.

Standard Oil of N. American Telephone. Electric federal relief. Senator vanaenoerg Mirh i snnirht to amend the bill' to provide for grants-in-aid to cities. Moreover, in newspapers dur ing the last I have read no 1 fewer than five "Letters to the eoi rower as ugni, aiiis vnaimers ana N.

Y. Central. I jVJl tor" complaining most earnestly against the annoyance caused by Bonds and commodities were un LOCAL Open General Foods 27H Kellogg Co 24 Oliver Farm Equip 21 EQUIPMENTS American Car and Foundry 17tt American Locomotive 1614 American 8teel Foundry 19 Liggett and Myers 92V, Baldwin Leo. Worka 74 Johna-Manvllle 68 Lima Locomotive 25 Pullman, Inc. 25 STEELS Allls Chalmers 42 Bethlehem Steel Corp.

45 Crucible Steel Co 24 Otis Steel Republic Steel 13H U. s. Steel 43 Vanadium Corp. General Electric 35 'i U. S.

Pipe and Foundry 32 Youngs Sheet and Tube MOTORS Borg Warner 19 i Brlgga Ufg 17 Bendlx 11 Chrysler Motors 42 Continental Motors 1 Electric Auto Lite 144 General Motors 29 even. dogs that are exercised on city side Buying incentives for stocks, brok walks and on the crowded pro menades of summer resorts. ers said, were none too abundant. Little stimulation apparently was derived from congressional activi the states, senator Loage in, Mass.) proposed eliminating the PWA appropriation and adding $800,000,000 to the work relief fund. Assails Hopkins Vandenberg told the senate yesterday that Harry Hopkins, WPA administrator, had rejected his proposal to place relief control under a bi-partisan board "without even reading Declaring that Hopkins arose from "a place of insignificance," Vandenberg said he has become "a big bureaucrat who has intoxicated himself with too much power." Vandenberg said the relief ques-tinn hari hornmo at acute, the "fed ties.

Business sentiment seemed I have no reason to think these letters (and scores of others like them) have any connection with the "crusade." I am certain they were written independently. This makes less gloomy in some quarters, but few buoying developments were in Mrs. Kate Moog Busch shown at New York after she had appeared before the federal grand jury Investigating a foreign spy ring which evidence here. Noon 27 26 21 17 16 19 93 68 25 25 42 45 24 7 13 43 14 34 32 29 19 17 10 43 1 14 29 7 5 18 5 7 3 4 11 34 5 25 9 6 34 31 44 10 31 21 47 30 them tenfold more significant. John D.

Rockefeller 3d. 32-year-old heir to- America's largest fortune, who revealed that in undertaking to save boys and girls from lives of crime, he is going Into prison himself to get the facts. He believes law enforcement methods are making criminals of young law offenders. They form a very real and very the government claims was uncov crave warning to us dog -owners, ror, Five men are mining from $150 to $12.50 a day from the ocean beach In San Francisco's latest gold strike. The gold Is believed to have been washed down the Sacramento river from the Sierra Nevadas, ana scattered on the beach by winter storms.

The miner shown here says fee is making "a pretty fair living." ered by several arrests. Mrs. Busch formerly operated a nurses' home, the indictment they bring against us is too often justified. Already in New York City and elsewhere such eral government dare not longer wholesale complaints have led to nolice intervention. If you keep a dog in the city or if you take him to a populous sum mer resort, it is your absolute auty ignore tne quesuon.

He said relief loads were rapidly nearing the total tax collections in some communities. The senator said In "the good year 1936" the relief cost in Boston hoH amonntpd to S40.000.000 While to see he behaves himself decently during his walks. This is not at all difficult, if you will exercise ordinary care, and if you have trained him fairly well. And I warn you, the total taxes were $60,000,000. The CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO Fed steers and lambs sold fully steady today, but the hog mar-ket showed some weakness.

Supplies of fed steers and yearlings were comparatively small and strictly choice offerings were In limited supply. Beef tonnage was also comparatively small. Hogs 17.000 Including 4.000 direct; market active; mostly steady to 10c lower than Monday's average; spots at 15c early on weights 220 down; top $8.75: bulk good and choice 170-270 S8.509 8.70: 280-350 S8.35Q8.50: good medium weight heavy packing sows $7.50 smooth butcher kinds Cattle 7.500; calves 2.000, fed stera and yearlings opening fully steady: few strictly choice and prime mediumweights and weighty steers on sale; finished yearlings active: not much beef tonnage In run. but supply consisted largely of steers and yearlings; early top steers average 1.322 several loads 10.25: heifers and fat cows steady; cutter grades cows weak; bulls 10-15C lower: vealers steady to weak; sausage bulla mostly $7.15 down; vealera $9.50 down with fen $10. Sheep including 700 direct: lata Monday fat lambs and springers 25c; spots 35c lower: top and hulk California spring lambs clipped lambs 7.50: best 79-86 average at outside; trade around steady quality considered: shorn lambs nothing strictly choice here; sheep steady; tew head shorn medium wes $313.50.

same year he said reiiei amountea tn im net-rent of taxes in Cincin sentiment against sidewaik-aeiue nati, 70 percent in Indianapolis, 90 ment is growing steadily stronger. If your dog keeps on justifying such adverse sentiment, there may De se rious legal trouble ahead; for him and for his owner. (Copyright, 1938) KING AND QUEEN ARE percent in MllwauKee, percent in San Francisco. 75 percent in St. Louis, and 100 percewt in St.

Paul. He explained the cities themselves did not pay all of the relief but the total represented all relief payments. CZECH SITUATION GRAVE; PEACE TALKS CUT SHORT (Continued from Page. One.) CROWNED IN TOURNEY Hupp Motors 4 Houdallle Hersbey Hudson Motora 5S Mack Trucks 18H Murray Corp. 5 Nash Motors 7tt Packard Motor Car 3 Studebaker 4 Yellow Truck 11 COPPERS American Smelters 34 American Zinc 5U Anaconda Wire 25 Alaska Juneau 10.

Calumet and Hecla 6 Cerro de Pasco 34 i Howe Sound 30 International Nickel 45 Inspiration Consol. Cop 10 Kennecott 31 Phelps Dodge 21 i Proctor and Gamble Texas Gulf Sulphur 30 WET STOCKS American Commer. Alco. 9U National Distillers 191, Owen Bottling 50 Srhenley Dlst. 16'4 Dlst.

Corp. Seagrams 13'i RUBBERS Goodrich Tire and Rub 12 U. 8. Rubber 26 RAILROADS Allegheny 1 Canadian Pacific 5 Che, and Ohio 26 St. Paul Dela.

and Lacka. 9jt' Illinois Central S'i Ne York Central 12 New Haven Northern Pacific 7t Pennsylvania R. 15H Southern Pacific 11 Southern Railway 7U American International S1, OILS Atlantic Refining 2fl'i Continental 23 'i General Asphalt 1.M4 Barnsdall A 12 ai Houston Oil 814 Phillip 31V4 Pure Oil 9 Shell Union 124 Consolidated Oil 874 Skelly Oil 21 Standard Oil of Ind. 28 Standard Oil of N. J.

46 Socony 12'i Texas Corp 36 '4 Tidewater Oil 11 Celanese Corp 12i Union Oil of Cal IS MISCELLANEOUS frnnHnnnd frnm Pace One.) ship games, giving the shot-by-shot report of the boys final and then switching to the final two shots of the girls championship battle. After Ernie and Ethel had won their t.n.w thev were introduced over man party and the Czechoslovak 19 49 16 13 27 1 5 26 9 12 1 7 15 11 7 8 20 25 15 12 6 31 9 12 8 21 28 46 12 i 35 11 government. This rnincided with reuorts the the air and then had their pictures Sudeten Germans were demanding withdrawal of Czechoslovak troops tsJccn. The girls championship game featured the dethroning of Kathryn sherrod. winner of the city cham mobilized over tne weeK-cna in me Sudeten districts as a condition to continuation of peace talks a condition Praha officials indicated it n-miirt hp difficult to meet.

r.AST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK EA8T BUFFALO. N. Y. t.lv Hogs 100: all weights nominally steady: good and choice 170-220 quoted Cattle 100; cows and bulls unchanged: medium bulls plain and medium cows $5.50 ji 6.50; cutter grades $4,590 5.50. Calves 100; vealers stesdy $10 down.

Sheep 50: good and choice shorn lambs quoted odd head 50 lb. native springer sold $10. T1ETROIT LIVESTOCK DETROIT i.li Cattle 1.200: steadv; good to choice light yearlings best heavy steers $8.25 5 9. 25: fair to good heavy steers $7.508: mixed steers and heifers best cows $6.2597: fair to good cows cutters $jO 5.50: canners $4.25474.75: butcher bulls bologna bulla stock bulls feeders ttHi: stockers $69 milkers and springers $50f85. Veal calves 1.000 50 cents lower: best $10: fair to good $9 3 9.50; common grades $417.

Hoes prospects 10 to IS cents lower. pionship last year. Kathryn's Sigrid Ourle, "Norwegian" film actress who was born in Brooklyn, and her husband, Thomas W. Stewart (left) shown face to face when Miss Ourle testified in a deposition in her suit for divorce. Stewart has filed a cross petition asking for a share of his wife's earnings.

The Austro-Czech border Is by shooter was knocked out of the ring by Jene Albert. Pralrieview school. Jene could collect only one clay mig in the final, so the battle for the title lay between Ethel and June, with Ethel achieving the far the most vulnerable section oi Czechoslovakia's long frontier, for a n.iH aan in the mountain chains which form the republic'! crown. Not a Competitor natural deiense against invasion. Scepticism Apparent Although it was officislly stated that conversations between Hodza and Henlein were expected to be rosiimed toward the end of the Catherine Rawls, 21, swimming and diving star, and Theodore H.

Thompson, 28, Indianapolis aviator, shown at Columbus, when the disclosed they had been married at Valdosta, oa. DETROIT UK.MN DETROIT li Grain opening: Wheat. No. 2 red 81c. Corn, No.

3 yellow 61; No. 3 yellow 60c. Oats, new 5.W3se. Rye. No.

2 66c. Barley, malting 68 ft 75c. Barley, feeding 66c, week, a strong undercurrent of Jack Budrow, city champion a year ago when both he and Kathryn were students at W. K. Kellogg Junior high school, did not defend his title today.

Jack is a student in Central high where boys marble games are not held because of other activities, and thus was unable to play in the all-city finals, which were restricted to school winners and runners-up. Jack, however, was referee for the boys games (fix kfa scepticism was apparent reier-ences of government spokesmen to this point. The government's position apparently Is that there is small chance nf reafhinor a. rent Bcreement with MARSHALL IJVr.STOlK 4 By Brady Bros.) Hogs 150-225, $8.10: 225-250. 67.90; 250-275.

$7.70: roughs, stafcS, $5.25. Calves $8.75. Good Shorn Lambs $6. Henlein until it becomes perfectly today. 12 IS 146 88 130 70 6 24 7 1 100 10 15 0 7 8 B3 17 13 30 54 26 21 76 44 8 23 45 10 15 16 130 8 39 6 4 10 1 155 39 12 7 19 8 19 62 2 Besides Ernie and Therol in the boys final, Billy Rook of Raymond school and Kenneth Rheynard of Brownlee Park were contestants clear that tne ssuaeten uermans can expect no help from Reichs-fuehrer Hitler, their self-proclaimed protector, under any circumstances.

Th nffirinl explanation empha DETROIT POULTRY DETROIT i.li Poultry msrket steady. Hens, average run 19c: leghorn hens 3 up 17c; cocks hen turkeys 19c: torn turkeys 16c; rock broilers 3 up 23c; rock broilers 2 to 3 21c; leghorn broilers 1 up 19r. leghorn broilers under 1 not wanted: geese 10c; ducks white up 14c; rabbits 14c for the city championship. sized that Henlein had gone to All-city finals, under the supervision of J. Milton (Nick) Beam, Allied Chemical 146 American Can 6 American Tel.

and Tel 130 American Tobacco B' 70 Colo. Gas and Elec 6'j Consol. Gas, N. 24 Commercial Solvents 7 Commonwealth and Sou. 1 Dupont 100 United Gas Improve.

10 Liquid Carbonic 5 Radio Corp. of Am 6 Standard Brands 7 Internal. Tel. and Tel 8 Internal. Harvester 83 '4 Kresge 17 Kroger 13 Mont.

Ward 30 Sears Roebuck 54 United Aircraft 26 Western Union Tel 21 Westlnghouse Elec 77 Woolworth 44 United Airlines 8 Boeing Airplane 23 Air Reduction 45 American Radiator and SS. 10 Bordrns 15 Canada Dry 16 Coca Cola 130 Colgate Palmolive 8 Continental Can 39 Curtis Publishing 5 Curtiss Wright 41 Elec. Power and Light 10 Gillette Safety Razor 7 Eastman Kodak 354 Loews 39 8ervel J2 National Pow. and Lt 7 North American Co. 20 North American Avla.

8 Otis Elevator J. C. Penney 62 Radio Keith Orpheum 2 Srhulte Simmons Co 16 Union Carbldt 66 Wamer Bros 4 Worthnlgton Pump 15 Wrlgley 68 Utility Pow. and Lt. A Cream of Wheat 23 Marshall Field 7 Douglass Aircraft 44 Evans Products 6i Asch on private Dusiness ana inai onnversat.inns would be resumed for the eighth year director-in- chief of the tournament for the En later, but private reports said there DETROIT TRODIXE DETROIT Trading was generally light at the terminals this morning.

Apples Mlchlgsn eastern crates 8pys U. 8. No. 1 2 Inch mln. Steele Reds S1.2Vu 1.50.

quirer and News, were conducted on a different basis tnis morning. had been a DreaK over tne. Dasis ior starting the discussions. Tha rennrts said the Sudeten Lettuce Michigan 10 lb. baskets hot house leaf DOftOOr.

Elementary and junior high school players competed in their own classes, with the winner and run Germans had demanded the "un Musnrooms Michigan cartons zoetzsc. Potatoes 100 lb. sacks Michigan Russet Rurals $1.65: Maine Green Mountains 82'ai ner-up in each division automatic' constitutional situation in tne Sudeten borderland" be terminated in nther words that Czechoslovak ally reaching the city champion 1a 2.10: Idaho Russets $2.1 2.1.1: Ala. Bliss Triumphs washed unwsshed $2.10: Cobblers $2.10: N. C.

8. C. Cobblers Cal. Long Whites $2.25. troops be withdrawn from Sudeten ship games.

Win Elementary Titles Billy Rook and Jene Albert won CHICAfiO POTATOES the city elementary titles wniie Ernie Davis and June Lampert were junior high winners. Ernie is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis, of route six. He Is Foreign Minister Kamll Krofta of Czechoslovakia, who explained that his nation called out new troops to preserve Internal order.

Arthur Menken, newsreel cameraman whose work has taken him to five continents where he has been under fire of everything from poisoned arrows to machine guns wounded slightly several times, seriously once shown at New York after he had received from the Adventurers club Its first annual medal as Its No. 1 man. A Harvard graduate. Menken Is the son of the socially prominent S. 8tandwood Menkens.

areas before serious negotiations were begun to settle their differences over self government. FARMER KILLS FORMER LOCAL RESIDENT, SELF a (Continued from Page One.) shopping tour to buy gifts for the two older sons. Sons Find Bodies Mrs. Beem expected to become a mother again in about four 16 66 4 15 68 23 7 44 6 16 20 26 3 21 9 9 6 r-oiaioes izs, on iracK 422. total U.

8. shipments 550: new stock supplies rather liberal, demand Improving, market firm; per cwt. Bliss Triumphs U. 8. No.

1. Louisiana $1. 901.95: U. 8. No.

1 slie Alabama mostly $1.9502: Mississippi $1.85111.95. U. 8. No. 1 size 1.20: California White Rose U.

8. No. 1. showing decay $1.75, egg size $1.40: California Bliss Triumphs U. 8.

No. 1 $22.10: old stock cwt. supplies moderate. Idaho Russets demand fairly good, market slightly stronger: sacked per cwt. Idaho Rutset Burbanks U.

8. No. 1. $1.9042.10. mostly Washington Russet Burbanks U.

S. No. 1. $1.85. Smiling his confidence In himself and his government, Brazil's President Oetulio Vargas sauntered down one of Rio De Janeiro's main streets just a few hours after he had defended himself and his family against fascist rebels who tried to kill him in his palace and seize power.

Three of Brazil's female population look on at their victorious ruler and smile, too. in the 9-1 grade of w. K. Kellogg Junior high and his favorite school work is general shop. He likes bi Swift and Co.

(4) 16 curtiss Wright A (5) 20 Great West. Sugar 26 cycling and marbles and has played in the Enquirer and News tourna Amer. Foreign Power 3 National Biscuit 21 American Water Works Ki -yz i ig I Cltlea Service 9 American Power, and Light 5 ment five years. He was Urban-dale's champion last spring. Ethel is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Lyle Kellogg, 144 Princeton months. U.S. BONDS DETROIT DAIRY DETROIT i.T) Butter 24 25c. Eggs, current receipts 19c; dirts 17Hc; checks 17c.

The tragedy was discovered about fr.qft fViie mnmlncr hv the sons. avenue. She is in the sixth grade. Treasury Rl Louis and Richard. They found CHICAGO DAIRT CHICAGO i.li Butter 1.410.956 lbs-easy: firsts (88-89) 22i234e: other prices unchanged.

Eggs 27.629. steady: current receipts 18 6 19c. Other prices unchanged. 31 1943-40 June 106.15 3s 1943-41 March 107.23 1941 i 108. 3s 1947-43 110.

3'4s 1945-43 109.15 34s 1946-44 109.13 4s 1954-44 114.9 2is 106.2 4'is 1952-47 118.13 2's 1951-48 104.6 2is 1948 103.14 2tS 1953-49 101. IS 3s 1955-51 106.3 2 'is 196.1-55 104.. 1959-56 103. Mrs. Myrtle Roberts' room.

It is the first time she had ever played in the marble tournament but she has played marbles for a "long while." She likes arithmetic in school and all athletics. Ethel hopes to graduate Friday, when school is over at Raymond, and when she leaves Raymond junior high school in two years will enter Southeastern junior high. CHICAGO POt I.TRV CHICAGO 1.11 Poultry live. 1 car. 43 trucks, steady; hens 5 and under 20c; leghorn broilers under 2 18e; 2 up 20c; other prices unchanged.

Ask 106.21 107.23 108.5 110.8 109.20 109.19 114.12 106.8 118.18 104.12 103.18 101.21 106.7 104.4 103.3 106. 106.18 106. 103.1 103.16 106.4 Federal Farm Lcaae SAGINAW RKANK SAGINAW 4.1t Michigan Bean Shippers association Tuesday prices: Handpieked pea beans $2.45 per handpieked red kidneys light $2.75. dark $3.10: hand-picked yelloweyes choice recleaned cranberries light $5. dark $4.50.

3s 1947-42 105.26 3'is 1964-44 106.12 3s 1949-44 105.25 Home Owner Loans 2s 1949-39 102.31 2'4S 1944-42 103.13 3s 1952-44 106.1 SHARER TO SPEAK SHERWOOD Principal Robert Sharer of the Coldwater Roosevelt high school will speak on the Memorial day program here Monday. The services will be held in the Methodist Episcopal church at 2:30 p. m. union services will be held Sunday at 11 a. m.

in the Free Methodist church. UNLISTED SECURITIES GRAIN MARKET CHICAGO Chicago Board of Trad tinny range ot prices, furnished by T. Hogan. member Chicago Board of Trade. 304 Post Battle Creek.

Ulcbisan. Previous High Low Noon close) Wneat (Karnlsbei ay Humphries Aagatrem a FboM (1471 the mother dead in ner oea. one had been shot through the back of the head with a 22 caliber rifle and evidently had died instantly. On a table in the kitchen, the two boys found the rifle. In the back dooryard they found the body of the father, shot through the heart with a shotgun which lay beside him.

None of the five children sleeping in the house had heard a shot. The youngest child, Betty Louise, 9. slept in the same room with the mother. Louis an Richard and two other sons, Leo and Clifford, slept upstairs. Waited Here While He Foaght The marriage of Mr.

and Mrs. Beem was one of Battle Creek's numerous war-time weddings. Mrs. Beem. a graduate of Battle Creek high school, was then about 20 years old.

Mr. Beem was 10 years older and was serving as a military policeman at Camp Custer when they met. Mrs. Beem remained at home with her family while her husband served in France, but upon his return they settled on his family's farm on Derby lake, about five miles southwest of Stanton. Besides her parents, four brothers of Mrs.

Beem. Donald, Lloyd, Mark and Lyle Lockwood, reside in Battle Creek. Mocks INd Ash A-B Stove Common 70 8u American Steam Punw 12- 14 May 77 77 T7U 7814 17. July 74S 74'4 744 75'a Cummins Distillery 10 15 Si i sept 75i 74). 75'A 76 con- May S7U 56 S6 57V neiiogg zo Federated Pub.

Common IS 14 't MtrhtKnn Cnrlon 20 23 Michigan Steel Castings 2 tit National Gas an Elec, Com. Itt July 58 57 57 S84 Sept. 5914 88 6SM 59 LOCAL MARKETS LIVESTOCK (Quotation fnrntihtd daily by Stllei a Co.) Ho 1KO-230. 8: 230-275. S7.65; 275-300.

S7.25O 7.80: 140-lftO. S7.7S: pin mod IKhta. S7.50: rotixhs. $1 25: tugs. S5.

Calvu Good to choice other $39 7. Oood Shorn Lamb Cattle All fradea iteady. Wool Good coarse. 20c; good Merino. ISc oats May 28A 28t 28V tK Silver Foam Brewing 211 30 Union Steiyn Pump 13 5 United Steel Wire Common 5" U'tckluml Development Co.

I t.a Wolverine Natural Oas 17 .13 July 26' 264. 26i 2i 8P 26H 26V 26 26V ma- May S7V K7i SOI! r.TV National Gas and Elec of gn Inly 55i 55V 55 SSSi SP' 54 53V 54V 54 Warrants for the arrest of Lieutenant-Governor T. Frank Hayes, above, and 26 others were Issued following a report by a Connecticut extraordinary grand Jury which charged him with heading a "small but powerful, less and corrupt group of men" who conspired to "cheat and defraud" the city of Waterbury. Conn, of sums exceeding $1,000,000. Hayes, besides being the second ranking state executive, is mayor of Water-burr, Bsttle Creek Sanitarium 36 Federated Publications 6 96 40 9t GRAIN MARKET (Opening quotattona of today'a grain market furnished by A.

K. Zinn Co.) No. 2 wheat 64 UTILITIES QUOTATIONS (Pram S. Ceiemaa, Ml Foil Badg.l 1 AaSr Oata .27 (Famished by t. 8.

Hacks Seeartty tiatlaaal Bask Bias.) Snow falling almost continuously for more than 80 hours within a 50-mile radius of Butte, Mont, blanketed the city and environs 18 inches to three fen in depth, as pictured above. Communications were crippled and early crops were damaged. Motorists who were able to move at all dug out cars piled high with snow. It was the worst spring storm in 59 years in Montana. Consumers Power Preferred: Mo ask Corn.

Ko. 4 Yellow 57 No. 2 rye 4 Buckwheat, per cwt. 1.50 44 In. barley SO The Maryland Fund 4.83 5.3d Quarterly Income Shares xd 8.37 -4)17 Sherlff-Goslln sv Tecumseu Prod, (new stock) a 'M 4ti percent 84 MVk 5 percent 92 94.