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II Page Fourteen Saturday, June 20, 1925. THE PORT HURON TIMES-HERALD I Copyright. 1925. International Feature Service, Ino. BKlMilM.

UP FATHER By McMakvt 1 1 vu' tn. iiu iiii in 'loL- ST. CLAIR RIVER DISTRICT NEWS itl. jut ao rzzrx Jr si a Ett COLLY 1M SOCLLAO YHE CKT It) RJO OF THATT CA.T- I t.AxT' fc: 4T ONE OF THE WORK -f 1 a I THINK. TOO SHOOLb HAVE.

PAIO THE t-lA4 LUTHERAN STNOD HONORS MSTZNER 1 lit THOUGHT 10 NEVEQ Indians of Sarnia Reserve Elect New Chief Until 1928 Sarr.Ia. June 10. Former chief Elijah Maness was declared chief of the Sarnia Indian reserve for Thursday when the result of the polling which has been TAKING THAT r- KiTTEN- A LO-bE THAT 7 jfcZsfQ. 0 Hjilliiiiliiiii -sfTi proceeding on the reserve for a week, was announced. lie secur Marine City Pastor Re-elected President MBartne City.

June 2 Rev. E-Y. Matzner. pastor of St. Martin's church, was re-elected president cf the eastern district of the Evangelical Lutheran t-ynod of Iowa and other states ir.

the afternoon business tension Friday. ed 55 votes to 10 for John Jackson and 1 for Telford Adams. In the council election. Alfred Rodd secured votes. John Nah-mabin and they were declared elected over Oeorsre Oliver.

Wil- li.im Rodgers ar.d William Purine; the oratory the Indians smoked cigars and thus the much honored custom of smoking the pipe of peace was relegated to the past. r- I Jl G.Org ft MARINE NEWS MARKETS BUSINESS FINANCIAL1! 1 i roli SPECIILTIFSIfli No vice president ricked the result was a ti-9 ar.d a second vote must be taken today. Two secretaries were elected: Rev. J. Apple, of Ilerron.

and Rev. William Sodt. of B-orea. U. Rev.

H. Schuldt. cf KidJtevilie. was elected treasurer. Rev.

Matzner. Rt. Theodore Klincksik of Toledo, and Rev. M. Rrueckner.

of Alpena, were elected to the mission bord. Two addresses featured the Friday meeting. Rev. John Becker, of Fond du Lac. spoke on the foreign mission work and made an appeal for more whole hearted financial support.

Rev. II. Schalp-hauser. of Toledo, read a paper on the history of the church. During the sessions a special tribute was paid to the late Rev.

H. Leust. of Blissfield. and the late Rev. S.

Poppen. of Toledo. The convention went on record as in favor of a reorganization of the home mission work. The convention will close Sunday with two religious services for the benefit of the minion work. At 10:30 a.

m. Rer. William Sodt. the newly elected secretary, will speak in the church and a sepci.il collection will be made for the mission field. Rev.

F. Henkle-rrsann. of Bryan. will speak in the last session of the d.iy at 2 p. m.

In the church, with foreign mission work as his theme. Wheat lumped on Thumb market but other grains were Inactive. Trad Richard Reins. 7:30. t'p: HI Palmer.

10 a. m. Friday: Rli-hardson. l'eler Relna. Back Bay.

11; Harvey, M'illlam White noon-Franta. Agansiz. p. m. Sweden.

3 20: K.lenborn. Cowan. 4: Zenith Citr. consort. HatfleM.

4:30: Rannev. 5: Nettie-ton. Kopp. Kmnlre City. Hemlock.

Su-rxTior. An.Srew V'pson. Cambria. North Sea. 10: Ellwomi.

Sullivan. IhiKh ml.lnla-ht; Wataon. tephenaon, tSamuei 1 a. n. Saturday; Iavork 13u-Atwater.

Amazon. 2:20: Collins. 4: Sweden Grand Island. Willla King 7: Jenkins. Snyder William Roberta.

7.40. FRESH ADVANCE USMTHl ing was light. Harbor Beach Huron Hilling Company Sombra Farmers Hold Big- Picnic Sarnia, June 20. Three thousand people from all over the county attended the annual picnic of the Sombra township United Farmers at Vye's grove Thursday afternoon. A feature of the proceedings apart from the baseball and sports was the attendance of W.

A. Amos, of Palmerston. president of the United Farmers of Ontario. In his address Mr. Amos belabored the farmers for their lack of interest in their political and cooperative organizations and for the attempts to discredit their leaders.

"Some of you say Amos Is a Joke farmer, but my crops are the equal to any in Lambton and I'll pay any man a day's wages who can find a hired man on my farm," President Amos said. He urged stimulated interest In the farmers clubs which were the basis of the V. F. O. organization.

Marine Brlcs The Swedish steamer. Rein, up-bound, lirht. has stopped at the foot of Thomas street awaiting orders. The Xoronic left Point Edward last night for Detroit to take the Rotary Club to Duluth. The Manistique and tug Smith arrived yesterday with a raft of feet for the Sarnia Bay-mills and it is being towed in the river in sections.

The steamer Queen arrived at the Port Huron Termini company this morning with a cargo of freight. VESSF.I. PASSAGES Tort Huron Down- S. H. Inicles.

KrliSax: MataafH. 11: tembrenner. White -wheat Red wheat 1.64 Itya 83 Profit-Taking Safes Lead To Oats .45 Peas 1.75 Only Temporary Drop Beans 6.00 Chicago. June 20. Influenced laret-v Bad Axe by chances that spring- wheat will fall to $1.7 SI reach maturity without serious Impair 45 STOCKS DISPLAY RISING TENDEHCY Good Trade News, Prospects cf Easy Money Felt New June 20.

Satisfactory trade newa, prospects tor an extended period of eafy money as reflected In higher levels for C. S. gox-ernmcnt honds and continued jnxd operations comhlned to lift stock prices moderately higher In today's quiet trading. Kuyinjr of railroad shares was stimulated by the cood financial report of the Kansas City Southern, the first road to report earnings for that month, with activity in western carriers based on arrowing; hope for an upward revision of treiffht rates. Omaha preferred Jumped 4 points upon expiration of the time limit for an exchange into Chicago tt North Western shares.

Motor and accessory stocks advanced under the leadership of General Jlotors. which crossed 7 SI for a new high on the current move, although Pierce Arrow prior pfd. -was an outstanding weak epot, breakinc almost 13 points. Iteports of large earnings by the packing companies lifted Cudahy and Armour of Delaware pfd. to 1S25 high levels.

The closing was firm; sales approximated uO.uul) shares. 1.75 tl.76G2.Oii ment rrom black rust or other causes, the wheat market today made an early fresh advance. Profit taking sales led to only temporary setbacks. Furthermore. Liverpool quotations showing that United States wheat values are at present on a democratic basis had but little If any 1.70 6.00 Connon.

n.xm: 12:1 P. ra. coouagf. Wheat Rya Outs Barley Buckwheat Peas Beans Wheat Oats Rye Peaa Beans Barley Buckwheat Croawell 12 chrkson. lntrrl w.

t-amiry. t-n Ireland. 2: Manuel. Immediate effect as a deterrent to speculative buyers. Chicago onening ficures.

Hart. 3 10; I'oe. Tonen1. Ietrolt Detroit. June Up: Juniata.

8:10 a. m. rrld.iy; Zenith City. Krunp. 15- Sau-con.

lti'0: H.uaeld. lketon 10-30; lianney. 11; Nettk-ton. Kopp l' 0 p. Twin Cities.

Cambria. 3 45- rll-wood. 4:45: I. w. Stevenson, iinvoc-k I'hich.

Atwater. 6:45: Samuel Mitche 1. i 10: Amazon. Claremont. JO; Sweden.

:40: Island. 10- Itein. midniKht; Jenkins. 12 a. m.

Saturday; ltolvrts. Snyder 12 50; Het.ard. 1 30: Amasa Stone. lieuverton. w.

L. Kins. Truea-ilile. ZIfsIpk. Tana v.

Sam Morae. lalrymple. Bessemer. Corliss, Wisfitlii.kon. Trimlile.

li. H. Taylor. 7: Cupstodian. Chattanooeai Krie.

7:10: A. E. li. Schneider. ial-ton.

Itenovvn. 7:50. Iown: J. J. Hill.

9:10 a. m. Friday; Schwab. 10; La Helle. 11; H.

M. Haunt. Wldener. 12 10 p. m.

Saundera. Valtera. U. H. Miller.

A. If. Smith. 2:05: Nottingham. 2 ii i .44 90 1.75 6.00 1.60 180 He lower to lc higher, July $1.56 to and $1.55 l.So'i.

were followed by a moderate general downturn and then by a rise to $1.57 for Sarramento. Hulrhinson. huuon. A.liiaiic. WiNon.

F. B. Squire. Ano'Ilno. Kitrh.

Grnmmer. conwirt: Pontiec. Lyman July and for Sept. mith. mtilniRht: Crete.

2:11 Alina. Corn sympathized with wheat- After Main Body of Issues Drifts Aimlessly During Week New Tork, June JO -tt movements were the chief cSt of interest In this week'i i i market, the main body of -r drifting wtihin rather narrow i( irregular limits. The coBTr ease of money rates and pub jt tion of favorable trade and Jri ings reports were offset ty th os parent inability of pools to tans a large public following- taj li uncertainty over the lntesxi a commerce commission's ttca a on the Xickel Plata merger tj liiJ the application for higher frtrj It rates in the Northwest. Oils were slow in respondim joi reports of a further decreas it crude production and an exacts ae of recent gasoline price adnaA i Special strength was shown a Skelly and Independent en-Gas following the discovery et i new deep sand prodnclrj ofi i iia high gravity In Lincoln popa Oklahoma, Coppers stiffened In reflecticu the decrease in surplus stocii i the red metal and higher eomxscoi ity prices. Sugar, partleax-je shares of the domestic beet Rfaffl producing companies, wcordiftff substantial gain following tS i STOCK QUOTATIONS NEW YORK STOCKS Award Diplomas To Parochial School Graduates Sunday Marine City.

June 20 Diplomas will be awarded to the graduates of Holv Cross Hih school at 10 opening at decline to advance, Sept. $1.09 to $1.10. the corn market ascended all around to above Friday's finish. Corn closed weak to 10 net lower Sept. $1.08 to 11.0ST4.

Oats lacked support. Starting at off to up, SI to Clc. oata underwent a general sag. In line with hog values the provisfon market was firmer. Alumni Banquet Marine City Grads Marine City.

June 20 The High School Alumni association banquet was held Friday evening in the Masonic temple. Old Grads entertained the Senior class of the High school. More than 130 places were served. Sol Foster, president of the Alumni association presided. Mrs.

J. C. Miller was toastmistress. MUs Josephine Breining. Sol Foster.

Mis Margaret Wansey and Jack McKinney. president of the Senior class gave toasts. Miss Edyth Kessel gave a pianologue and Mrs. Whit Scott gave a vocal solo. 13 MONTHS YEAR IS BEING URGED Railways of Great Britain See Advantages T.nn.inn 20 The rail a.

m. Sunday in Holy Cross church i by Rev. Fr. P. J.

Ternes. Fr. LIVESTOCK P.obhins. InKalla. 4: Mataafa.

4 20; Stelnl.renner. Connora. 5:10: AV. I). P.eisa.

5:50: Clarkson. Centra! West. 6 30: Renown. 40; Paisley. Coolidge.

6:45: S. O. Neff. Ireland. aMnuel.

H'irt. 9: JdcCuliouah. Toe. Townsend i' 50; Hutchinson. Sacramento.

11:50: Adriatic, mldnisht: Fulton. Mala. 1 a. m. Saturday: Cant.

Wilson 1-30- Chicago Poultry Chicago. June 30. Poultry, alive, lower; fowls, broilers 26 35c: roosters. 13c: turkeys, 20c; ducks, IS 3 2Sc; geese, 133-c R. Squire.

2 5o; W. K. Fields. 3:10: An- I-eiine. v.

J. Crammer. 3:40: Pontine. 4-40; I.vman C. Smith.

5 30; M. T. Greene. Halstead. 5:35: Oakton.

7:15: Alpena. 8:10: Crete. 8:50. ways of Great Brltlan have signified approval of a questionalre issued by the League of Nations. t'hlcaeo Livestock Chicago.

June 10. Hogs, receipts 5.000 fairly active on fresh receipts, slow on others, oii luc higher than Friday average: bulk desirable 200 to 2T0 pound averages 13.209 13.25: good weighty butchers requiring sort $13.30: no choice buetch-ers offered: bulk better 150 to 190 pound averat-es. $13.00613.15: very few light ligth or slaughter pigs on sale: bulk packing sows 111. 764 12. VQ: few choice loads butchers' sows up to $12.50: shippers $15: estimated holdover S.0": average cost Friday $12.

85: weighty 235 pounds heavy eight hogs 12. 60 il 1 2.30: medium $12.55 through the International Lnion rf for the adontlon of r-1 it r-r. win I i nrr sermon during the program. The procram will include a vocal solo by Mrs. A.

E. Marentette. Detroit: instrumental number by Mrs. Charles Bertrand: the address and diploma award by Fr. Ternes.

Marine City Briefs Mrs. M. J. Furtaw entertained at the home of Mrs. Charles Recor with a shower Thursday evening in honor cf Miss Marie Recor whose marriage with Arthur Genaw.

of Algonac, has been announced for June 27. Mrs. Jack Cartwright. of Algonac and Miss Fern Recor. of Detroit, were among the guests.

Samuel Bennett attend the graduation exercises of his nephew, Ilarry a year of thirteen 28-day months. Sault Ste. Marie fault Pte. Marie. June 19 Up: Mills.

Frlck. 10 a. m. Friday: Elm Ray. 11; Hamonic.

noon; Cowle. Harvey H. Brow n. 12:30 p. m.

Sheadle. Morgan. 3: Linn. Maraale. James C.

Wallace. 4: Leonard. 5: Ball. $:30: Mid nouncement that rresident Ccd idge would not alter the tariS to it was rnnouncea nere recenny. The alteration would involve a fivea Fi.ister.

and an extra "year W12.35: light light light PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE Detroit Produce Detroit, June 20. New potatoes: Virginia cobblers. $3.904.00 per bbl. Carolina cobblers. $3.75 per barrel.

Potatoes U. S. No. 1 Michigan. In car-lots.

per 150-lb. sack. Dressed calves Best country dressed. 15c per ordinary grades. 12 513c; small poor, heavy rouch calves.

city dressed, 18c per lb. Tomatoes Florida $3.006 3.50 per 8-basket crate; original 6-basket crates. $4.50. Vegetables Radishes. 12.50 3.00 per bu.

green onions. 75c per doz. Louisiana parsley, 75c per spinach. $1.251.50 per Florida eggplant. per crate: hothouse cucumbers.

on uuoa raws, cteeis sncrrea temporary burst of strength $11.2541 13.u0: packing hogs, smooth $11.85 land. Parcny. Pioneer. Ymincs- were unaoie to maintain tt packing hnes. rough 11.4' (U 11.85: slaughter pics.

$11. 12.25. town. Fada. Hell, Homer Smith.

LaSalle. King. J. M. Kennedv.

eains. CTrlffin. 10; Mcintosh. Oelebay. House.

11: Bullish demonstration tr. Catted Receipts 600 compared with week ago fed steers and yearlings grading good and better 60c higher: spots more on 90 ..1021 ..1174 ..103 65 ..142 954 66S 35 3- ..1174 ..117 77V 21V 88H 52 37 94 60S 154 44', 41H 25 87 I4'4 66 63 5 ..179 35 .104 53-4 79 7AH 81 63H ..113 38 ..108 33 'i 29 18 51 is 79 .110 444 15i 34 place in a number of motors, rc- day" would make up the total of 365 days of the calendar. A "leap day" is also provided. Two projects for the alteration of the calendar have been launched, according to League ol Nations officials here. In broad outline one provides for a year of thirteen oers ana nun in iiti it yearlings: lower grades steady to -'5C up trade largely forced after small receipts Pierce Arrow insiies ww irliiTl P.

Bennett, in the Detroit College 1 upward to a new hiirh level fnrt- Morgan. 1 a. m. Saturday: Ashlev. 1.

S. Kolss. J. L. Relss.

I'erkin. 2 Cole. Hettler. fSrampian. Williams.

Wick-wire. :3: Franz. W. P. Snyder.

Becker. 1'nlmer, Down: P. D. Block. 10 a.

m. Frldav; AlUerta. Elmira, Wolf. Verona. 12:30 p.

m. Hansa. 1: Odanah. I-ethhrldce. Neilson.

Naamyth. 3:30: Carmi A. Thompson. 6: Bayton, Lakeficid. year in reflection of increased tti'M extreme top weighty steers $11.35: medium weight.

$11.50: yearlings $11.75: yearling heifers. $11.50: better grades light gram fed heifers mostly 10. liberal proportion long fed steers, all weights above $11.00 on late upturn slightly better feeling in stockers and feeders, steady to sir.inc- erain fed cows and heifers. 25 ana tne improved nnanciai cosi-1 2S-day months, and the otner tor vjr four nuarters. each tion of the company.

Heavy il per green beans. $3.50 per hamper; wax beans. $3.25 3.75 per hamper: telephone green peas. $3 per Florida green peppers. $3.50 per case: new carrots.

$1.75 St-50 per hamper; new beets. $1. 75 2.00 per bu. new turnips. $1.25 per bu.

rhubarb, 30 40c per doz. Canopus. Corunna. 7:30: Aarawa, Lake (ieorite, Muncy. R.

B. "allace. 10 cf Medicine and Surgery Thursday. Rev. F.

D. Mumby spoke at a Parent-Teacher association in Armada this evening. -Mrs. G. W.

Carman was honored by a surprise party at her home Thursday even-in? by the Elizabethan club. The occasion was Mrs. Cirman's sixty-ninth birthday. lienors at cards were won by Mrs. Thomas Wreath and Mrs.

Elizabeth Kenyon. Benson Kord. louia Hill, 1 a. m. Saturday; 33c higher: grassy kind, canners and cutters and bulls steady to strong: vealers $1 higher: week's bulk prices follow: Beef cumulation also was noted Hupp, Moon, Hudson and "Rl Motors.

American Telephcr Federal Light Traction, Aine: can Foreign Power and Elect-Power Lisrht certificateg tj- Fairlmirn. Michigan. L. R. David-son.

tJeorRe Baker, 4: Jupiter. Fil bert. 5: McNaushton. J. P.

Relss. 8:00 Schiller. 9:30. sieers. 1 1.2!: lat cows.

as bo- heifers. 00: canners $3.00 f3.T3: veal calves. $3.00 10.00; stockers broke through to new high lenf an.) feeders 5 .50 (a 7 60. Flan Maccabce Convention Marine City. June 20 Further plans for the quarterly convention of the St.

Clair county L. O. T. M. association in Marine City during July, were laid at a regular meeting of Fernleaf lodge Friday eve-nine.

Miss Anna Yates, county commander of the L. O. T. outlined the work to be done in preparation for the quarterly meeting. Alzonac Briefs Mrs.

Nat Stewart is ill at her home on Fruit street. Mrs. Richard Jackson has returned home from Harper hospital. Detroit, after an operation for appendicitis. Miss Ruth Perrin.

of Detroit, will spend a two weeks" vacation with her mother. Mrs- Lillian Perrin. Miss Burma Wurtz. who has been teaching school in Algonac. has returned to her home in St.

Clair for the summer. Miss Wilda Bradley, who has taught in the public schools in Algonac. has returned to her home in Detroit. Mrs. Charles Shearer Is entertaining Miss Helen Kelly, Miss Mary Lanhoff and James Kelly, all of Detroit.

The yacht Arbutus is moored at Lockhaven with the owners. Dr. and Mrs. George Voelkner and guests. Mr.

and Mrs. R. H. Workman, all of Detroit. Born To Mr.

and Mrs. Norman Warner. Thursday, a daughter. Mrs. Warner was formerly Miss Sylvia Helm, of Clay township.

Sh-vp Receipts 5.0110; for week 20.000 direct and 45 cars rrom leeamg Specialties, whose earnings pw1 All. Chem. Dye American Can Am. Car Fdy Am. Locomotive Am.

Sm. Bef. Am. Sugar Am. Tel.

A Tel Am. Tobacco Am. -Water -Work Am. Woolen Anaconda "Cop. Atchison Atl.

Coast Line Baldwin Loco. Bait. A Ohio Bethlehem Steel California Pet. Canadian Pac Cent. Leath.

pfd. Cerro Pasco Chandler oMtors Chesapeake A Ohio Chi. Northwestern Mil. St. Paul, pfd R.

I. Pac Coca Cola Colorado Fuel Congoleum-Nairn Cons. Oas Corn Products Crucible Steel Cuba Cane Sugar pfd Davison Chem Dodge Bros, pfd Du Pont de Nem Klectric Pow. Lt. Ctfs Krie First Pfd Famous-Players General General Electric General Motors (it.

Northern pfd. Gulf States Steel Hudson Motors Illinois Central Independent O. Int. Harvester Int. Mer.

Mar. pfd Int. Nickel Kelly-Springfield Kennecott Cop. Lehigh Valley Louisville A Nash Mac Truck Marland Oil Max. Motors Ctfs Mex.

Seaboard Oil Mid-Continent Pet Kan. A Tex. Missouri Pac. pfd Montgomery Ward Nat. Biscuit Nat.

Lead New Tork Central N. N. H. A Hartford Norfolk A Western Norti American Northern Pacific Pacific Oil Pan Am. Pet.

Pennsylvania Phila. A Rdg. C. A I. Phillips Pet.

Pure Oil Radio Reading Rep. Iron A Steel Reynolds Tob. St. L. A San Fran Seaboard Air Line Sears Roebuck Sinclair Con.

Oil Southern Pacific Southern Ry Standard Oil Cal. Standard OH. N. J. Stewart Warner Studebaker Texas Co.

Texas A Pac Tobacco Product Trans. Oil t'nion Pacific V. S. Cast Iron Pipa 17. S.

Ind. Alcohol V. S. Steel t. S.

Rubber Wabash pfd. Westlnrhouse Klec. Willys-Overland Woolworth Today's receipts practically ail direct week ago fat lambs and year to Stockholders also wpre lings steady to 23c higher; culls and feed- Mackinaw City Mackinaw City. June 20 I'p: Maricopa. Fritz.

10 a. m. Friday: Rock, 10:20: Matthew Andrews. Coralia. Smeaton.

Sherman. 11: Werner. John. 3-30 p. m.

Thilip D. Block. 5: Schneider. 5:13 lown: Pioneer. 8:40 a.

m. Friday: Paricny, 9:20: Youngstown. House. 12:30 p. m.

Ashley. Perkins, out for attention and lifted to 1925 rjpaks. Theso included Hate Chicago Potatoes Chicago. June 20. Receipts, new 23: old.

17 cars: total S. shipments, new 667, old 114; new stock, trading moderate, market slightly firmer on sacks, about steady on barrels; Oklahoma. Arkansas sacked Triumphs $2.00 ft 2.25n: according to duality and corajition: North Carolina barrel cobblers 4.50; Virginia barrel cobblers, old stock trading fair, market steady; Wlscons'n-Michigan sacked round whites, 1 1.25: bulk. New Tork Provision New Tork. June Fiour.

Irregular: spring patents. $8.50 S.n soft and winter straights. ff S. 75. Rye Firm: No.

2 western. $1.17 r. o. b. New York and c.

1. f. export. Pork Firm: mess. $41.00.

Lard Firm: middle west. $17.70 17. 80. Others unchanged. mosilv 5c higher: nest laano nmi Ine lambs generally steady: fat sheep $lfi 23: -top natives.

$1 00: yearling wethers. SIS. On; bulk prices follow: Fat Reis, Internal Combustion Ess- sis iilita IS: cull natives 11 vearling wethers. $1 2. 50 13.

50: fat ewes. 1 5.501 feeding lambs scarce; ington Typewriter, du Pont, Cmstl Tfinlr Car iiar Pithhuf flntrfwr bulk top. $13.50. VESSKL MOVEMENTS Lake Chicago. 111., June lit.

Arrived: Scran ton. Cleared: Bennington. Covalt. pfd. and Famoi Playe'rs pfi quarter to contain two months of 30 days and one month of 31 days.

It would be some years before the scheme could materialize, it was explained, as several nations have yet to be canvassed, and even should an agreement be reached the plan acreed upon would have to be ratified by the various governments. The change proposed has been evolved from a movement here to make Faster a f.xed date, and Lord Desborousrh, one of the promotors of the Ulea, announced not long ago that he intended in the near future to reintroduce his bill to bring this about, his first efforts having been rejected in the House of Lords in April. 1021. Generally, it is stated, the Anglican church is in favor of a fixed Faster, while the question has also been considered by a committee which includes representatives of the Tapacy, the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Ecumenical Patriarch. Officials believe that the whole matter is one which affect3 business much more materially than the churches, and railway directors contend that the suggested new calendar would simplify all railway arrangements Fast Buffalo Livestock East Buffalo.

N. June 20. Cattle i j. 1 ateariv South Chicago. 111..

June 19. Cleared: Arthur Orr. E. A. S.

Clarke. J. Buffimr- Opening Games Tri-County League Sunday, June 21 PECK at MEMPHIS 3 r. i. MUELLERS at MARINE CITY p.

i. CAPAC at PORT HURON 3 P. M. CARLISLE'S at ST. CLAIR P.

M. iftn 1 ur arm BOO Butter Takes Sharp Declines During lower: choice fair to rood ton. Malictoa. R. W.

E. Bunsen. J. H. McLean.

William A. Paine. Indiana Harbor. June 19. Cleared: John Stanton.

Oary. June 19. Cleared: J. S. Ashley.

H. D. Williams. Kscanaba. June 19.

Cleared: Uranus. Maritana. culls. u(. $6O0l0S0fl: grassers 5.00.

i i Ann- tlnw and steady Week's Dealing? Chicago. June 20. The under heavy. $13.75: mixed and yorkers $13. M3.S5: one deck at $13.90: light yorkers 112 50513.00; pigs.

roughs Chicago Trnit and Vegetable Chicago. June 20. Cabbage. Tennessee pony crates, pointed type. crates.

Missouri flat type. $3. i 4.00; Illinois round type, Apples Boxes. Washington inesaps, extra fancy. 3.50: bushels, Illinois Transparent.

3.00. Onions, beans and all others unchanged. 1 1 l.ai'-V II. U. aheen Receipts 100; active and un ing nervousness which has prew ed on all the butter market it the Jast few weeks came to the Efface during the week and result in sharp declines at all the US' k-ta At th.

lniror nriee tTSi- changed. GRAINS AND SEEDS Chicago Cash Grain Lake Superior Puluth-Superior. June 19. Arrived: M. S.

Tremalne. Cornell. W. H. Warner.

H. Phipps, Tlonesta. Hamonic. Jack. A.

M. Myers. Q. A. Shaw.

Cleared: Jupiter. J. p. Ris. James MacNaua-htnn.

H. W. Smith. W. B.

Peter White. Reeu-lus. J. Sullivan, B. F.

Jones. A. C. linkey. Harvester.

Calumet. 52. ..614 ..145 ..116 .11 "4 46 "i 67J Sf.i 78's r.U 40 41H STj 52H fR'i 44ib 76'4 31', .163 4 1'3'i 99 95v 60 44 li 67'i 46 52V. 44 '4 SO .138 .161 '-4 87H .113 47 6'i 7i 19 .134 Chicago. June 20.

Today's closing quo- ing was far from being satisfacts? as buyers were operating cantics-ly and showing little interest How Gullible We Are LONDOX, A cabman here made more than by selling tickets for a fake concert, which he said was to help crippled and aged cab drivers. Just as Vi a sellinsr the last ticket he No 1 hard. No. 2 hard No. I mixed.

$110; No. yellow 513 52; No. 3 hite To Hold Memorial St. Clair. June 20 Woodman Memorial day will be observed in the Congregational church at morning service Sunday.

The sermon will be given by Rev. C. M. Burkholder who has taken for his text the 1925 lodge slogan. "Be Alive in Mrs.

Mae Meno Flick, of Crescent City. sister of Miss Edna Meno, of St. Clair will sing. Ordinarily during the month June there is a fairly active fr.r- hntter fnr KtnrS PUf VantecT1925 Broilers CASH PAID FOR YOTO POULTRY A.D EGGS PHONE 2047 HENRY ENTIN 314 Wall Street had printed in his fraud scheme, the police arrested him. poses, but so far this month i demand has been rather unu T7r.r-eii-t.rei KTittoe "nntrSCted Hye No.

1. tl.OI'.s. Barley 881 9 2. Timothy $. 8598.

25. Clover $21.25 29.00. Lard $17.27. $18 65. Bellies $21.75.

the basis of the daily quotatie i K.i i lr Tax To Help Science PARIS, A tax of 100 centimes on each 100 francs paid in salaries by Industrial concerns is provided in a bill before the French Cham were xorcea to Benu At-a. mnlrA nnm nV tie v-i i v. tu inane i A I. almost I Lake Krie Buffalo. N.

June 19. Arrived: North Lake. Cleared: Iavock. Denmark. Hubbard.

Judge. Hart. Koumanta. Cambria. Amberg.

Cleveland. June 19. Arrived: Price McKinnev. Frank RilHnea. Lehlsh.

W. P. Fnyder. Raleigh, Fellowcraft. Cleared: W.

E. Fitzgerald. Wyandotte. Samuel Mitchell. W.

H. Truesdale. H. R. Jones.

W. I'. Snyder. Jr. Harvard.

Lorain. June 19. Cleared: Ellwood. Bessemer. Corey.

John W. tee, Corliss. Huron. June 19. Arrived: Black.

H. M. Hinna. La Belle. Cleared: Sweden.

OladMone. L. C. Hanna. Falrrort.

June 19. Cleared: Doue-lass. Houghton. Alexander Hoi ley, B. H.

Taylor. Burlington. Brockton. Panay. Sandusky.

June 9. Cleared: Boland. Amazon. Wilson. Dalton.

Weatmount, I'elee. Ashtabula. June 19. Cleared: J. C.

Korae, H. G. Dalton. C. E.

Hubbard. Sau-con. W. L. King.

Conneaut. June 19. Cleared: Famuli F. B. Morse.

August Ziesing. Empire City. John Kricsson. Charis Hulibard. Norway, Renccelaer.

Sierra. Richard Trimble. Port Colhorne. June 13. Cleared: Riverton.

W. Urant Morden. ber of Deputies. The money Senior Prom Ends Graduation Week For St. Clair High St.

Clair. June 20 Graduation week for the Senior class of the High school closed Friday evening with the annual Senior prom in the gymnasium. About 100 couples chanced to Ann Arbor music from 9 p. m. until 2 a.

m. in the hall decorated with the class colors, green and white. A special platform had been constructed in the center of the hall for the orchestra and from the walls and ceiling paper streamers were draped to the center possible to sell these goods fct would be used to support scien out taKin a loss. The prices maintained BOSTON COFPEB tific research. All Dolled Up, NOT1C cago throughout the ween same and on some days mgo at New York.

This only aggrava-. at or He Munches 'Dog tne aireaay quiet mal 7-f fci cago as receivers found it V3 11 49 13 33 si 1 70 lS'i 12V4 9 10 9 MS 95 J-t 24'i 6H IS 1H i yj Arizona, Com. Cal. A Aris. Cal.

A Hecla Chile Copper Range Daly West Fast Butt Franklin Granby Isle Royale Lake Conner Mass. Con. Miami Mohawk Nevada Cons. North Butte Old Dominion Qnincy ftah Cons. Winona La Salle Ma sna Chicago Future.

Close Chicago. June 20. Today' closing; quo- tav'nat-July. $1.55: Dec. $1.08 Hi $1.08: Dec.

Hve July. $1.07: $1.0: Dec. 'VJitJuly 49i: 49: 62. Lard July, $17. Ribs July.

$18.55: $18 Allies July. $21.70: $21.90. rrtrolt Cash C.raln Petrolt. June 20. Today closing quo- tawheat No.

red. No. 2 white and No. 2 cor'n-NoV yellow. $1.18: No.

3 yel- 2 white. B5-4: No. 3 whit 53Rv'e No- 2. $112-Beans 5.4". Buckwheat $2.

00S 2.05. Barley 3 97. Toledo Cash C.raln Toledo. June Z0. Today closing quotations: Wheat $1S21 84.

Corn $117 'it 1.1$. Oats livt $1.0 9. loversced $17.00. Alsike $14.15. Timothy Watertakers Flat and Metered Water Rates, due July 1st.

Payable at the Office in the City Hall. EARL MADILL to interest even their regular tomers at these prices. i The primary cause of the condition of the butter market that supplies were in excess ready demand. onlv slightly heavier than for preceding week, were neveIri lj greatly in excess of the demano this resulted in an increase stocks on the street. Big Sister Is Coach LOCAL MARKETS ZK IV Ask'd 170 10H 8 DEKOIT MOTORS Bid Am.

Light A Traction 1J5 Continental Motors 104 Columbia Sugar 8 General Motors. Com "9 City Treasurer Port Huron, June 20, 1925 7-2 General Motors. Ffd Fresh Veal, prime cu JujiM1 Beef cwt Pork, cwt iJeeeU Sheep, dressed cwt i'ikB' Lambs, spring dre-e1 I'oullrr ltfjfs Hens, dressed Lite foultrr Hens, He UET4.IL nlITTI Mrai. jJ Reef cnta hind tij.rtei. MONEY MARKET IS 144 30 28 23 ASS Bank Clearing Mich.

Sugar. Com Ro Motor Car 1 Willvs-Overlnnd. Com 19 Motor Wheel Ford Motors of Canada. 5 Packard Motor Co 29 Federal Truck 2J Pa ine-Detroit Motor 21H Hupp Motors Reynolds Spring .1,1 rietroit Edison 1" ii. The actual ronll- New Tork.

June i tr.is? roTK loin, Pork loin, lb TICE ft tlnn of earing ouuw -----r" reserve of $1,928,400 compared ulth fink nuns. lb. I'frtJ facon. lb loin. Ib 122H II I i lu.ii.

hams IS Seef Smoked hams, lb I a 'J-i-W POULTRY. DAIRY Xwk TAXPAYERS last week. Liberty Bonds New Tork. June 20. Quotation at close i0'lZr $101 first' $102.24: second 4Ws third 4's.

$102.30: fourth ,1, si $102.21: V. S. government 4 Vs. $107.20. York Silver New Tork.

June 20. Bar silver. 6S .4. Mexican dollars 53 The IiOiicewt Brtilfro SAN FKAXCISCO If a bridpe brnZWr, 46 47c; medium broilers. broilers.

302c: best hens. SSo: hens. 2Sc: leghorns and smal i til 822c. stac and old roosters i 15 lc geese lc. du-ks.

large white. 30c: small i5; best turkeys. 20c; No. a turkey. 20c per pound.

rruns lyemone. doz. Oranges. 3oz Vegetable Potatoes, old Catibaee, new. Ih.

Leaf iettuce. it Head lettuce, lb Farm Prndnre Butter, creamery prims Buiter. tubs lb. Kes strictly fresh, sssortea ESS'- 01 TTtci f-itrtn Product Eirsr doz. fresh Huuer.

tresb tubs lb. J'Jj Butter. st.rge. in tuba Lard, tub nr.uni rt Grain and nean ftfl Wheat -JJ Oats Beans Chlcaga lTlrr T.iLSte. Is built across th (ioiden oate will be the grpttent mechanical fn- The tax rolls for the eleven precincts of the Cit of Port Huron have been completed.

Payment may be made to the city treasurer at his office in the city hall up to and including October 3 1st next. Xo addition Avill be made to taxes paid before August 1st, when one per centum per month of every unpaid tax ill be added thereto. Bring- last tax receipt and thus save time looking-up description. City tax rate $12.96 per $1,000 valuation. EARL MADILL', Citv Treasurer.

Port Huron, June 20, 1925. 7-2 7eamery extra. 41 :1.t.ndstrdsS-42 tra firsts 40 41- firsts. 38S39: seconds. 37.

Egae High-r: receipt. firsts. 29 29: ordinary firsts 8: storage packed extra. 31: first. 314.

ineeririeT feat in will be 4.000 feet i bis-' fZ4 between piers or double the length New York Palrr New Tork. June 20. Butter, firm, re- of anv other bri.ise in tne woriu. The towers will be 1,000 feet high Green charcoal. Kno fcitr ri7.i has been invented hy -i3 "FgglVrerular: receipts 15 87 fresh era firsts.

84Jc: coast extras. 35f- nd the total length or tne Driase ,040 feet. Irish Band Coming ntTBLlX. I 1 government Fine feathers and martial surroundings don't Interfere with this soldier's appreciation for the lowly frankfurter. He is a member of New York's '-Dandy Seventh" regiment in dress uniform for the Governor's Island benefit garden party.

tist in Vienna. It is prepar. wool and other cheap Ijijtat and it is said that it will rir iiit use of crude iron In many industries. Frances Meany. 12 (right), is beins coached for swimming an-1 diving contests hy her sister, Helen.

20. Olympic team member and national far.ry diving champion. They are training at Greenwich. Conn. Helen beenn taking prizes when she herself was 12 and has won first places in two Olympic meets.

Cheese t-asy; rmin. New York renltry Tne Poultry, allv and jtnrl the Free State Army- Band on an American tour. dressed steady, unchansed-.