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THE PORT HURON TIMES-HERALD PACE FOURTEEN MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1923. Copyright, 1828. International Feature Serrloe. Inc.

LJ RINGING UP FATHER By McMANgS' ST. CLAIR RIYER DISTRICT NEWS DOM QE i'UU GO OOwM in THE jj I'M bO ClaO ME If" Klfa CELLAR MAtBE THE TAKlMC AtSl IMTFRFT 1 I MV- uot THE. jf VOL) 8lC FOOL- Viiii SlLAf A.rvl WASTE vwHAT HAVE fOU DOME KdOtNiEV- I'LL NOW WE HAVENi'T A.M iSK aIthere-i'll Kr I I llPSliP "IpHOW HER QQ I uivin i -v ti i MOST FOR -kj ELECTRICIAN! TOEEWH7 THEl TROUBLE i-- 5. Clair Opens "Education Week" Program Of Talks POLICE REPORT ACTIVE MONTH ft r-'Vs'-'t''4 5 'v 3 six i (L 1 hi: this lies in heirin- WHA-rb worrviki'mp if UicMlion tn v. X-v.

until oiitin r. 1 li.zu; to Procure 30 Convictions Cut Of 47 Arrests -a- AM GONNA PIND ME WAf OUT THE Fl AOO ill I i i N.roVifr VIsVN I 'VjU ji. I e.i it ii-'h S'ilOOl Thirty Miss p.m. audi -Fame Rev. drained out of 1 the SI place, ki.ui -a.

If the will i a lifferent charges r. tions were st 1 'J bv the tori urn hour and Bi ji ii tii i i i itii' ii tcnnt tivt j.r i (3 i i talk 01 r. Ciair 1 patch r.if "Jh Britain rijhu reserved 1 I ITS by I ntl Feur Servit Ine. ool Days." Hild.ner will Your School sc-h ly. K-v now police, the official report The state Wfillirf speak or.

3 j1 for October shows. Of the remaining a rre.st, fous cases: are pending 1M were released. Thursday. R'. wi.l si a.

talk on II. Burkholder "Svhool Oppor- Friday, Rev. "William Ward will speak on "Citizenship." The school rooms will he open all the week to visitors, and parents are invited lolation tamed in of SIS 7. inspected The largest number for the month was for of motor vehicle laws. A total of i3? was oi-fines with court costs Eleven cars of oil were FINANCSAll MARKETS BUSINESS which Salesman Is Held For Investigation In Girl's Murder to visit the class rooms in their children are pupils.

Sarnia Council Submits $400,000 Issue To Voters Sarnia. Nov. ij The city council, at a special session today, completed the by-law by which the rate-payers of this city will be mm miDirT WnOLESAI.K QUOTATION? I LOCAL MARKETS WnOLESAI.K QUOTATION? containing 990 gallons. Nine automobile accidents were investigated, oi complaints received, and 52 answered during 0-to-ber. Four slot machines were confiscated.

One car valued at S0tn was recovered for the owner. Sixteen prisoners' finger prints were obtained Sarnia Member, 1 Wife, Rejoicing, Married 25 Years Wheat Drops Two Cents Preceding1 Election Holiday Meat T.amba. spring dressed 20.09 It. 0 Vork. cwt Il.o0i16.00 HMIVIHIIM-I jSTOGK MARKET! REif FI Beef, cwl.

cwt. Veal th" report in Lansin; 1 1 18.00 1 :2.l)0 Poultry i63 30c Wheat went down two cents in tho Thumb rain maikeis at the opc-niaf to ES BETTER for filing sa vs. alive Hens. Hens. dressed, asked to vote $40,000 towards the cost of a S650.00O addition to the present grain elevator, the balance to be put up by James Flay-fair, owner of the elevator.

The vote on the by-law will be taken Dec. 3. municipal election day. The city is behind the proposition, except Alderman J. C.

Barr, who opposed it. The public is said to be favorable to the issue. day with beans i-uin tip five cents. There were no other changes. The market was dull preceding the election (By The Associated Tress) Stamford, Nov.

5. Still unwilling to place a homicide charge against Paul G. Lambert, aluminum ware salesman and former newspaper man, on the circumstances already uncovered, the police today pushed their search for evidence which will either definitely link Lambert with the slaying of Miss Olc-a Bayes, young Ansonia stenographer, or eliminate him. Today the charred remains of a whiskbroom found in Lambert's Farm Produce Putter, fresh, per lb 48 50c Hutter. fresh, per 10 4SU60C I.ard.

tub. poun'l 13V2C (rain and Bonn Wheat I1.25S1.28 oats I Sarnia. Nov. T. Coodison.

member of parliament, and Mrs. Ooodison were tDday re- eeiving congratulations on the oc- i c-asion of their silver wedding an- niversary which occurred Sunday, Tonight the popular member i West Lambton in the federal i house and his wife will be hosts i jpt a reception and dance in St. Andrew's hall for which more than Harbor Wheat Prices Rally Taking Corn, Oats Upward Prices Trend Upward On Of General Election Mayor Locates Wharf Site For Steamer Tashmoo White wheat beans liuckwheat I2.S42.2o here I ted wheat Hye Heans Oats Barley Uuckw heat L2tl 5 7.. 15 1 1.60 Chicago. Nov.

3. Wheat prices rallied todHj- after initial downturns, welcome rainy weather in northern I n- llarley i.ou 'y S2.0" 5 1 1 l'eas st Wi Prior to the Rvnet-M Cour- 1 today. Some lr iurinit ihe mom call nmney ityo Sarnia Teams Win Saturday's ii il New Ihe (uck market election lound tlw still headed developed the ioverirK th, sven to Mx per ins easing of time bullish enir.ijsiiiHin tive firmness of Liverpool wheat quotations, ha.I a fiteidyins: effect. Openinu at Bd Aie i stove are being examined. The won a rmrMfr RETAIL UCOTTIOS8 Uea' roomau iiamesi money rM-K, t)r KO055O Htfly htavv for a White wheat Jtye Beans oits Barley Bucliwheat 7.3 5 .40 1 25 1 SO .30 40c Algonae.

Nov. 5 "Word was received here by Arthur fc'tansell, village president, from C. F. Beil-man. general manager of the White ytar Navigation company.

Detroit, that the proposed re-location of wharf for the steamer Tashmoo in its summer runs between Port Huron and Detroit. b3ck of the 1. Porterhouse steak, lb. Hound steak, lb Sirloin cteak. lb Stewitig meat.

lb. Bacon, lb JOI) invitations have been issued. I Mr. and Mrs. Goodison were married at Exeter.

on Nov. 4, I 1903, and have spent their mar-I ried life here. Mr. Goodison is i the president of the Goodison I Thresher company of this city I which firm was established by his I father, the late John Goodison. He is also president of the Industrial Mortgage Trusts Co.

He was elected as a Liberal member for West Lambton in 1925 and again mark l.etoie Hie end of the 1h.nl Huvins orders Il.tril.r,,., Croswell lb moked hams fairly broad list with the oil. .11. i-, iujmiic. Nines, investment r.nlrnad shares invm mm, mns ni group White whi Hj Bears a Buckwheat llarley or the Tobacco I'rodu. n- 46c 30c 3S7nt 35c 3oc 3851 50c 25 "5'.

15c .28 li 35c 35 5l 40c ....2 5 28c 25S30C 4.3 .65 TOi; Worthy. Merrill. Kann and Foole business places along the river is unsatisfactory. The. wharf site used for many years recently sold by the White I I lien.

icn riV(, i 1.50 1.2S Hamburg Veal roasts eal steak Veal chops Vea 1 stew Pork roast Pork chops. II) pork, lb Sausage, lb Dairy Butter Farm Prodnre 8 Jc decline to Ic advance. hicaRo heat later avera(teI slmhtly above Saturday's finish. Corn, oats and provisions were firm, with corn startinc Itc off to ic up and subsequently continuing to point higher. Fairly good buyiner support for wheat developed at times today in the market here.

The fact that despite that 7.000.-000 bushels increase of the amount of heat on ocean passage. I ho Liverpool market was showing resistance to price setbacks, tended to encourage buyers in Chicago. Besides, complaints nf rust and of excessive moisture were received from districts fn Arwentina where cutting of wheat is expected to besrin about tht middle of this month. Corn values derived firmness much rf the time today from a statement by Secretary Jardine advocating asrain the ur this season of bushels of corn in feeding cattle and boss. There were also reports Indicating: that th corn crop in Europe this year will be 25 per cent less than last year.

On the other band, corn belt weather today was ausplo.cus Sarnia. Nov. 5 This city had no reason to feel sad over Saturday's football results. At Sarnia, the Collegiate seniors massed 6t? points to nothing against Stratford collegiate, and the Wanderers defeated Chatham, also at Sarnia. 37 to nothing.

But, equally satisfactory was the defeat of Kitchener by the University of Toronto. This makes matters all square in the senior tussle, provided Sarnia can upset Kitchener when that team conies here Wednesday. Had Kitchener won at Toronto Saturday, it would have had the district title sewed up. mock spill a TS o.nn in 19.6. His wife was the twelfth child nimiii vi rigiey jr lwnv.

a snared 2" points to i snl Market Joblers bidding cuun-c. h. p. quick ship- Bonn tapinaw. Nov.

5 try shippers. ment. avaganon company iu a. of tne Jate and Atkens. purchasing agent for the or Exeter and has Ions Mrs.

Johns been prom at i iah "rpr broom which is or the type generally sold to automobile owners, has several dark red stains on it and they are being chemically analyzed. The rock with which Miss Bayes was struck on the head on the night of Oct. 25 was given to Jo seph Faurot, New York city police department finger print expert, for examination yesterday but he was unable to get any satisfactory prints from it nor from any of Miss Bayes' effects. Sev eral prints, however, were taken from the glass in the doors of Lambert's car but the police expect that they will prove to be Lambert's. Although one of Lambert's attorney's has announced that he will start habeas corpus proceedings unless the polic release his client soon.

Lambert has expressed willingness to remain in custody until the authorities have satisfied themselves that he is not the man who committed the fatal assault per lb. nn o.ei Males to a 220 and Kennecott. American ind inent in social welfare work here. Creamery butter, Kgss, per doz. mi lower an i uuliaio Bin SiuWu- I rul mio new high Krntn4, Bananas.

4 lbs. jliehigaii central railway company, who is having the old building on the property razed in pren-arunon for building- a private residence. Other possible locations will be considered. Mr. Stansell or Just fa; iisi name, i muentng 64' the cear's low.

STOCK MARKETS NF.W VOKK STOCK. MST NOON Can Car Fdy For. Pow lemons doz. 4o0c Oranges 40 80c Apples, lbs. 25u DuPt.nt dropoed five points iraoing nut qui' kly m1 ecetaDiea Celery, per bunch 6c new for husking and for movement of corn.

netting Vp Christmas Fund Sarnia, Nov. 5 Organization of a choral society by the choirs of 04c Am. A m. A m. Am.

Am. A ni. A m. Radiator Sm. Ref vug.

Refining Tel. Tel CRAINS AND SELDS the city was announced here day. The society will commence St. Clair Plans Union Services PROVISIONS. PRODUCE Detroit Wholesale Product Detroit.

Nov. 5. generally Tone prevailed in all lines on th Exchange today. Supplies of Ions, swet potatoes and utring to-were light, while on the other band tatoes were In liberal supply. New ca bba ge, lb.

Potatoes, per peck Leaf Lettuce Ih Head lettuce, each Peppers green doz. 8pinaci). per lb Green onions, bunch Radishes Basn. lb Parsnip, lb 20C .20 4oc 15c 05c 05c 03c 10c $1.75 Detroit Cash irain. (lose Betroit.

Nov. 5. Today's closing tations: -What No. 2 red. tl.43'-: No.

2 rehearsals at once on Handel's "Messiah" which is to be presented before Christmas. The proceeds will. It is understood, be devoted to the Christmas cheer fund. 11.4.11,; No. 2 mixed.

Jl-43'j. Corn No. 2 yellow. 11.04; No. 3 yeliow on the Bayes girl after giving her a short ride in an automobile.

Quotations on rurrhnses mholeu'i Rites Held For Infant Scalded By Hot Coffee Marine City. Nov. 5. Funeral services for Florence Ester Schroe-der. 8 months' old daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Schroeder, 303 Bruce street, who died Sunday as the result of burns received Friday, when the infant accidentally-tipped the contents of an electric coffee percolator over her heard, were held at 2 p.m. today from the family residence. Rev. H.

K. Totzke of St. John's Evangelical church officiated. Burial was in Woodla-n cemetery. The child is survived by her parents, a sister.

Lois, and five brothers, Roy, Jack, George, Herbert, and Charles. drapes, bushel 46. I Sweet Potatoes. 8 lb. ami oiner large lot l.uyers; Potatoes Sacked round whitM.

No. 1. I.iO pound sacks, Michiran. Oats No. 2 white, 4S; No.

3 white Bye No. 2. $1.13. Barley 4 'i 70. Beans 7.80.

New beets, per bunch Peppers, green, Pry Onions, oer lb. Wax Beans, lb 93 49" .173 73 .1854 88 8 56 li .113 6 'i 50 77 ...120 1 3 33 la 87 5S 88 81 16 1 1 5 la .436 5 6 '-j 20 13 72s. ..1671 ...221 sa consin, si. son l.f; Maine. Ic rurals.

no pound sacks. Apple Sternly; buhe baskets. New- York. Northwestern nreenltifi, up, fl.csftr 1.75: Wealthy. up 11 Macomb Inquiry Scene Shifts To New Baltimore Cucumbers Future.

lose 5. Today's closing quo Ciiirajro Chicago, Nov. St. Clair. Nov.

5. A communny niass meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. Sunday In the High school auditorium for the observance of Armistice day. All churches are asked to unite for this occasion. The High school band and glee club will furnish special music.

Rev. George Backhurst will give the addres. Thanksgiving day. union services will be held at 7:30 p.m. in ihe Methodist church.

Rev. C. M. Burk-holder will preach the- sermon. Gives "How To Vote" Talk Algonac, Nov.

5 Jese Wol-cott, St. Clair coun.y prosecuting attorney, gave an instruction talk in the Trinity Methodist Episcopal church basement here Sunday night before an audience of Methodist and Church of Christ church on how to vote. About 150 2 11,50: Wo River. lin It Sl Anaconda Copper Armour of Jll. 1 A.

T. S. Atlantic Hef Bait. Ohio Bethlehem Mee Brigjs J1fg. Co Canada Dry Gingerale Canadian Pacific Cerro de Pasco Copper Chi.

Great Western M. St. P. P. Chicago N.

Chile Copper Chrysler Corp Columbia Gas Elec. Commonwealth Pow. Consol. Gas Continental Motors I'nited Drui Dupon; de Nemours Erie Fed. Motor Truck Co.

Fisk Rubber General Asphalt General Electric General Motors Gen. Railway signal Goodrich Co lb. Onions Steady: I'. s. Xn.

1 C.reen peas, per Tomatoes, hot house. Pomegranate. 4 for Celerv Cabbage, head Squash, lb 05c ...6 10c 05c ISc .100 16o BSc 30c 25c 15c 10it 15c 10c 04c .10 '6 15c sacks, yellows, Michigan, medium to li some decay. Jlkoic bunch t.o in. sacks, medium.

Holland, lb. sHcks. medium to Inrge. omn irn tations: Wheat $1.15 March. May, 1.23 Hi' li Corn 82 In; March, May.

87 lt 'ti a oats March. 44'; May, 4. live Dec. ft.OU'.i; March. $1.05.

I.ard March, May. $12.35. Bibs Dec. $11 07; $11.30. Bllies $11.

SO; Dec. Jan. J12.30. Colorado. Idaho, nn IK narks.

ia type, medium to large. .10. lb. each Celery, per K)BB Plant Caulif lower. Persimmons, Squash, lb.

Pumpkin Mt. Clemens. Nov. 5 Summons were issued' Saturday for IS residents of Xew Baltimore and vic Sweet potatoes Stearlv: TennMMti Entertains Teachers Nancy Hails, hamper. 1 1 St-f St.

Clair, Nov. 5 Mr.s. Howard I land hampers. Jersev seed. 11.35 I.5a inity, who will be called to testify -tring 1 emis Steady; Louisisns hPfr Beans Saclnaw Rarick entertained 16 women of the St.

Clair High school faculty pers, green, wax. W'GJ -i Marine Woman Dies After Long" Illness biddins Jobbers Nov. Saginaw. shippers $7.80 c.h p. quick ship-) Chiraco Potatoes country at a bridge party.

The house was decorated in colors. Prizes were 1 won by Mildred Travis. Elizabeth Chicago. Nov. 5.

Reeeint 275 frf' Chicago CaMi Close Chicago, Nov. 5. Today closing quotations: Wheat No. 2 hard. 1 1 li 117 -2 on trick 574 cars; total I'.

S. shisntw Saturday 831; Sunday 53 cars; trsJi, Re- Lberle, and Viola Peralla. freshments were served. sinw. market dull; isconsm i round whites, mostly around LIVESTOCK Detroit livestock Detroit.

Nov. 5. Cattle, receipts 1.S72; market opening slow, looks like lower market later; fair to good yearlings, dry and North DRkota sacktd ra 1 whites. 705-185; fancy shade hishr; MtH ed Red River ohlos mostly SO; Dakola sacked earlv Ohio's, Services For St. Clair Woman Tuesday Morning St.

Clair, Nov. 3. Funeral services for Mrs. Katherine Lawrence, 78. who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

William Burkhart, Friday, will be held at 9 a. Tuesday, from St. Mary's church. Rev. Fr.

E. J. Kromenaker will officiate. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery.

Mrs. Lawrence was born in Canada. Sept. 1, 1849. and had lived i-i St.

Clair since 1S92. Her husband died in 1915. Mrs. Lawrence was a member of church societies. sacked russets mostly Ifout at a special sub-grand jury investigation to be conducted before Justice Byron Sutherland at the Lakeside town.

The probe will deal with the alleged excessive cost of paving Green street last year. Prosecuting Attorney James E. Spier is making a special investigation at New Baltimore in order to expedite the conclusion of the Macomb county grand jury investigation into the Macomb road and drain departments. Harry E. Dingernan.

of Detroit, presiding judge, who is conducting the hearing, adjourned the probe Wednesday until Nov. 13, when it appeared impossible to conclude the investigation before the Goodyear T. Graham Paige Motor Greene Cananea Cop. Hudson Motor Car Hupp Motor Car Inland steel Inspiration Copper Internat. Combus.

En. Internal. Nickel Paper Kelscy Hayes Wheel Kennecotf Cop Kresga. s. s.

Co. I.oose-Wiles Biscuit Mack Tiueks Marland Oil Montgomery Ward Motor Wheel Corp. Murray Corp Nash Motors Capital Citizens Demand Right To Vote In Election Marine City. Nov. S.

Mrs. Mary Duchane, 63, died at her home, 241 Ward street, Sunday, after a two-year illness. Mrs. Duchane was bcrn in Mar-ne City, March 28, 1S63. and has here all her life.

She was Miss Mary McNamara before her marriage to David Duchane. Nov. 29, 1588. Mrs. Duchane lived in the home where she died the last u5 years.

She is survived by one daughter. Mis. Leo G. Bamniel; two sisters. Mis.

Charles Sicken, Mrs. Johanna Britz; two brothers, John MeNani-iira, and James McNamaia, all of Marine City. New- York Provision New York. Now. 6.

Flour. st(i' spring patents $6 tofl6.50; aoft No. 2 northern spring. $1.14 s. Corn New.

No. 3 mixed, 80; No. 3 yellow. 81 831a. Oats No.

2 hite, 45 li No. 4 white, 29 rn 41 li. live No. 2. $1.05 No.

4, 04 'i. Barley 50 'a 70. Timothy seed $3. OS'S 5. GS.

Clover seed 31.75. Toledo Cash tirain, lose Toledo, Nov. 5. Today's closing quota tions: Wlieat 1.4 4 'i. Oats 46 'fi 4S i.

Alsike $19.50. old, $15.50. Cloverseed Domestic, J1S.30; imported. Bye $1.13. Timothy $2.

SO. Corn 83 li 92. I 14.25; fair to good heavy steers. I drv. 13.00 (n 13.5": handy weiKht butcher steers, $9.50 1 0.00 fair to good heifers.

common light butchers $7.50 best cows. $.00 7.00 common I butcher cows. S.25 'ft 9.00 good butcher 'cows. cutters. I canners.

4. 50 li 5.50 light butcher bulls. $9.00 9.50: bolnc li bulls $8. 50 9.00; stock bulls. fo.s.Oo feeders.

11.00; stockers, $7. 50 ft 1 0.50 milkers and I springers. $75. 00w 135.0. straights.

rt.70; hird ifeft 78 'j 43 ...134 8 3 li 71 70 301. 67 f.41 4S'j 81 73', 93 43? .340 38 tH ..114 31 ..175 loo 3 1 lj 94 49 6 7 27 li ..228 28 i 50 'By The Associated Press) Washington, Nov. 5. While A straignts. li.ioa s.90.

Rye flour steady; fancy patents 7.00. Rye Steadv; No. 2 western. ll.K'i o. b.

N. Y. ard c. I. f.

Pf Barley Barely steady; domestic c. i. f. New York. Pork Firm: mess.

f.12..'0; family Lard Steady; Middle West, 12.10. Veal calves Receipts 891: market stea-dv best, 17.00 17.50 others $7.50 a 16.00. Sheep and lambs Receipts 5346: market 15 to 25c lower; best lambs 13.25; fair lambs 10.25 1 1.50 light to common lambs. 925; fair to good sheep. 6.50; culls and common $2 4.00.

Hoss Receipts mixed hogs Nat. Cash Register, Nat. Dairy prod. Nevada Cons. Cup.

N. Y. Central Northern pacific Otis Steel Packard Motor Paramount F. Lask: Penn. It.

It I'ostum Cereal millions of American citizens are costing their ballots throughout the country in Tuesday's flection, the half million residents of the District of Columbia will be represented in a demonstration of protest against their inability to exercise the electoral privilege. A constitutional amendment to She is survived by three sons, iCapt. Fred Lawrence. Capt. Earl I Lawrence, both of St.

Clair: Lucas Lawrence, Marysville, three daughters. Mrs. William Burkhart, I St. Clair: Mrs. Frank Yeip.

and ft School To IMay "Clarence" St. Clair, Nov. 3. an amusing sketch of Booth Tarking-um's book will be staged by the Greenville Potatoes Greenville Nov R. Potatoes.

A T. 1. Morrill JKes in Detroit St. Clair, Nov. 5 Word was received here today of the death of J.

P. Merrill in Detroit. He was a former resident of St. Clair. The Alaska, former home of mammoths, has developed a superman, who, in spite of his 87 years, bested all comers at Valdez in tests of physical strength.

He is John Mrs. Ralph Jerome, both of deliveries heavy; shippers psyinf Ino! 40 to 50 cents c. w. t. i Pure Oil High school seniors, Thursday and land, and one sister, Mrs.

Evanston, 111. provide the voting privilege for the Friday nights, Nov. 8 and Miss jormin East Buffalo Livestock I Rado Corp. East Buffalo. Nov.

5. Hogs. receiptsiReo Motors 14. nun- holdovers 400: market fairly active Richfield Oil New York Sugar New York. Nov.

S. The raw llrrna Snowdon will take the lead body will be removed to St for burial. Clair iG. Hanlotis, ti feet a and weighs 230 pounds. market wjs Hteadv enrlv torlav but were uncnangea at ior pm paid with a sale reported of 14.0M or Philippines, afloat, to a local at this l9vel.

Th market for refined wis unchit' at 5. In tor fin. era nnla I ed with I Algonac Rotarians Give Duck Dinner Algonac, Nov. 5 H. A.

Hopkins, of the St. Clair Rotary club, and five other members were guests of the Algonac Rotary club I at a duck dinner today." Plans for MARINE NEWS light and of a hand-to-mouth chaWi residents of the district who at present are voteless nas been proposed by a committee of the district's residents, headed by Theodore W. Noyes, editor of the Washington Star. Characterized as Washington's "day of humiliation." the national capital's appeal for the voting franchise will include the taking of moving pictures for national representation of a float decorated to show its voteless condition in front of the White House, while a ing part as Clarence's fiancee, with Edwin Klemmer as "Clarence." They will be supported by the following cast: Myron Saunders. Alycc I'rUierson.

Lynn Bodell, Gertrude Belle Thomson, Maj-ian 'alien. Mary McCIure. Charles Thompson, and Kenneth Shinski. The High school orchestra, directed by Miss Elizabeth Eberle, will furnish music. The seniors are idanning on a trip to Washington.

Schulte Retail Stores Sears Roebuck shell Union Oil Sinclair ConoI. Oil Southern Pacific Stand. Oil. Cal Stand, oil. New Jersey Stand.

Oil. New York Studebaker Co Texas Corp Texas Gulf Sulphur I'nion Pacific S. Rubber 1'. S. Steel Victor Talking Mach.

Warner Bros. Pict. A W'estinghouse 4lr t-1ta POULTRY. DAIRY steadv to 10c higher; bulk desirable 170 to 220 pounds centering at few strong weight pigs and light lights immature pigs. $9.25 and below; packing sows, $8.25 8 8.85.

Cattle Receipts 2.100; market generally 25c higher, some up more, quality very plain; medium steers and heifers $11.00 12.75; few medium and good cows, cutters. Calves Receipts 1.500; vealers steady; good to choice $17.00 17.50 cull and common $1 0.00 15 50. Shaep Receipts better grade lambs fairly active, steady: lower grades slow; good to choice $1 3.25 fi 1 3.50 medium and heavy weights. 1 1.00 1 2.00 cull and common 00 10.00; ewes, 7.00. 52 4 ..134 In 33 42 .122 641 49', 37'i 77 68 72 40 ..161 43', 28 3 7li 37 Chicago Poultry Chicago.

Nov. 5. Poultry, alivs, st( JT.O ait receipts 6 cars; fowls. 2 4 27; 25ls 2K'a roosters, 20; turkeys, Jil ducks, 17 'a 23: geeso, 20. I l.t-n.n rtiilrr the joint meeting of the Algonac club and the StarviVJe Farmers' club at Starville, Nov.

12, were discussed. Mr. Hopkins will speak on Rotary extension work at the Nov. 19 meeting of the club. D.

C. next spring and are work- i in? to make this play a. success. Chlraeo Nov .1 Rutter. receipts 9,714 tubs; creamery extras 'An; Willys Overland White Motors i Wool worth, F.

W. Co. Jlellow Coach Truck: 1 standards. extra rirsts, 41M4214. squadron of airplanes will fly over i the city carrying a number of debutantes who will drop balloons displaying the slogan "give Wash-! ington national representation." A group of prominent Washing Eggs Fnchai'iged: receipts 4.5 extra firsts, 41; firsts, 37 6 40; fir.ta eXtftS.

.1 Special Iost 3Iecting St. Clair. Nov. 5. There will be a special meeting of the Charles J.

Fuiton post, American at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the hall. Harry Busch. is commander. refrigerator firsts, 30 4.

il New lork Hairy New York, Nov. 6. -Butter n' St. Clair Briefs Born To Mr. and Mrs.

Harry G. Smith, of Grand Rapids, formerly of this place, a daughter, Barbara Ellen, Saturday. Word has been received here of the marriage of Mrs. Annie Heath and J. Laffrey, at Flint.

Satur- SOWU' 31; extra. 112 score. 60; 91 score. 46 49 'a packing stock, cw- ton women also will place locked ballot boxes on the principal street intersections. As a result of the lack of the voting privilege in Washington! the capital will be emptied of practically all high public officials on e'ection day, they having returned to their homes to vote.

President and Mrs. Coolidge will leave tonight for Northampton, to make l. MARINE NOTES The steamer King arrived at the Terminal company this morning en route to Buffalo. The steamer Tylerolite left Sarnia Sunday night with a cargo of oil for Fort William. The steamer Sprucebay unloaded freight at Sarnia Sunday night." The steamer Crosby left Sunday night for Lake Superior ports for pulpwood.

The steamer Hamonic arrived at Point Edward Sunday with a cargo Of flour. The steamer Young arrived with a cargo of coal late Saturday nigh: for the cement plant and left early-Sunday morning for Port Crescent for sand. The steamer Windoc left Sunday for Fort William after discharging a cargo of grain at Sarnia. The steamer Emperor left Point Edward Sunday for Ashland for ore. The steamer Cag-uga arrived this morning with a cargo of grain for Sarnia.

Cheese Steady; receipts Viill DETROIT STOCK Noon Arctic Dairy Auto Fan Bihn Alum Bower Roller Bear. Durant Mot. Inc Federal Truck Frost Gear General Motors Oraham-Faige Hayes Hoover Steel Rail Jackson Motor Motor Wheel, com. Packard Mot. Co Parke-Davis Co Reo Motor Rivers.de Tlmken Axle.

com. Wilcox A Young whole mlllc fun frpsn. average Both were former residents Clair. They will reside in Getting Up Nights Quickly Alleviated Hm 40 1.3 12 16 20 221 li 43N 65 17 1, 44 38H 94 'a 50 '-j 28, 2S 24 39 51 t. tti fresh day.

i of St. Flint, i rs. to the ered extra. 45 4. 60; extra firsts, TT firsts, a irak: 29 4i31; J.

K. Arnot will be hostess Women's association of the hennery white, closely selected sjt nearby and nearly lis cast their ballots there, while most of the cabinet members already have returned to their homes. Congregational church at her homo at 3 p.m. Tuesday. white, first to nearbv white millets.

3-u. 33; ne.T? Mi.ss Glvdias Morrow wlin is i nery brewn. extra, OS'S 62; Mather. 12:30 p. Fairbairn.

Magna. Westmouut, 12:35: MacNaughton. Mcintosh. 2:55: Stackhouse. Perseus, 3:50: Willard.

Smith Thompson. 4: Prindoc. Hemlock, H. 1. Dalton, Munson.

Grand Island. W. C. Richardson, W. D.

Crawford. 7: Rensselaer. Pontiac, Roberts. Henrv Ford. 8:30: Steelton.

9:00: I'oe. Hatfield. c. A. Black, Krupp.

Y'osemite. Stifel. midnight: Sierra. 1:20 a. ni.

Monday; MacBeth. Fort Wildoc. Hartwell. Queen City, Jenney. Frlck.

Kenora, Renown. MrDougall. Corliss, Topping Stanton, Labelle. Russell Hubbard, 6:40. Sault Ste.

Marie Sault Ste. Marie. Nov. 5. t'p: Turner, noon, Sunday; Andrew Vpson, 12:30 p.

Davoek. Croft. Coolidge. 3: Corey, Dickson." Winnipeg. Tremaine.

Saskatchewan. Walters, William Warner, Bessemer, Cornell. 9: Mathewston. Norway, Harvey, midnight; Sarnian. 1 a.

m. Monday; Bowers. Wilkinson. Reed. Butler.

Bricol-doc. Shiras. Alberta, Pegasus. 9. Down: Imperoyal.

tiary. 9 a. m. Sunday: Venus. Mills.

Joseph Block. 10; Hebard. Cayuga, noon; Filbert, Bufflngton. pargny. R.

R. Richardson, 2 p. Taurus. Crete, Munising, Assiniboia. Frank Ball.

P. I). Block. 1'erkins, Calgarinn. 6: Wolf enith City, 7: McFarland.

10; Riverton. 1'eter White. Donner. Osier. 11: Wilbert Smith, Cedar Bay.

midnight: Sullivan. C. Smith. 1 a. m.

Monday; oGderioh. Oak-bay. Alex. Uhrig. 2.30; Arfleck.

iesing. Ten, Brenner, Trimble, Gates, Fulton, Kerr. Shaughnessy, Verona. Anna Minch. James Hill.

Brentwood. Chambers. Herbert Black. Jas. Davidson.

9:30. Strnits of Markinae Mackinaw City. Nov. 5. Cp: Calumet.

1 p. m. Sunday; Chicago, Inland, Har-var'V lumber barge, I'hrig. Joseph Block. Clarke, Fnrgnv.

Perkins, 2 a. m. Monday; Wolf. Zenith City. large Canadian steamer.

Carl Bradley, Baughlin, 7:50. Down; Bessemer. McT.ean. 11:40 a. m.

Sundav; Wilkinson, Butler, Geer. Walsh, Pegasus, Marl-tana, 3:10 a. m. Monday; J. J.

H. Brown, Corvus, Pentecost Mitchell, Tsplin. Rogers. 7:10. first o'1 Chicago Livestock Chicago.

Nov. 5. Hogs, receipts mostly higher than Saturday; top $9.75 paid for choice 200-250 butchers medium to choice 250-350 200-250 160-200 $9.00 130-160 packing sows, 8.S5 pigs, medium to choice 9U-130 $8.40 si 9.25. Cattle Receipts calves. general trade rather slow, mostly steady; large steer run; in between grades not getting much action: some strength In she stock and bulls: best heavies steers early slaughter classes steers, good and choice 1300-1500 1 4.00 17.75; 1100-1300 $14.

00U 17.75: 950-1100 $14. 18.00; common and medium i5( up $8.50 1 4.00 fed yearlings, good and choice. 750-950 $13.75 17.25; heifers, good choice 850 lbs. down. $13.00 1 4.00 common and medium $6.50 fi 8.75; low cutter and cutter, $3.50 i6.50; bulls, good and choice beef.

$9.50 tt 11.00; cutter to medium $6.75 9. 50 vealers, milk fed, good and choice $13.00 615.00; medium. 1 2.00 1 3. 00 cull and common, 8.00 1 2.00 stocker and feeder steers, good and choice, all weights $10.50 common and medium, 10.50. Shiep -Receipts run largely natives and "comeback" lambs; early trade active unevenly strong to 25c higher; sheep steady; active demand for feeding lambs at steady to strong prices: lambs, good and choice 92 lbs, dow n.

12.40 13.35 medium 1 1. 40 1 2. 40 cull and common ewes, medium to choice 10 pounds down. $4.256.50: cull anil common, 5.0o; feeder lambs, good and choice. 12.

25 'if 13.25. Estimated livestock receipts for Tuesday Cattle, hogs, sheep 8,000. white, extra, 66t' do, first, 37'33. teaching in the schools at Highland Park, spent Saturday and Sunday If Getting Up Nights. Bladder Burning, Backache.

Itching, Leg and Groin Pains, and Rheumatic Aches make you feel tired, old before jour time, and lower your pep. why not try th? Cystex 4S Hour here with her sister. Miss Eth-d i New York Poultry w- Comstock Ends Campaign With Radio Address New lork. i Kl.u,K- rl i L- fresh Morrow. The Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodges will give a card party at 8 p.m.

Friday at the home of Mr. not towis. I resn e.i iti 16i25; tur The orld largest drug stores fresh, sosj 53: frozen, 301148. 'chlrke" Poult rv Alive, weak; have reeorr.n.endod and guaranteed Anderson. express 2'- M.

Miss Gretta M. Wilson, of the freight -is in 1. crs, freight. 1.2; express. -i si 30: ireiKiix, I BOSTON (OPPER Noon Cal.

Ariz Cal. Hecla Copper Range Franklin Granby Greene Cons. Isle Royale LaSalle Magma M'ami Mohawk Nev. cons Nipissing North Butte Old Dom Quincy Seneca rtah Apex Vtah Metals Ireigni, turkeys, reinht. i' 11 43 'i 22 I I 77 li 25 61 i'54 45 3 14 372 5 ll iress, 50'H 53; ducks, freight 3.

Detroit Poultry i Itrv. 14 nearly a million packages witn remarkable results. No narcotics or habit forming drugs. List of safe ingredients in every p.ickage. Ask any drug store for Cyst-x.

Make a 4-? Hour Test to quickly pains, enable you to sleep well, feel like new end full of pep. Only completely satisfactory, otherv ise your monpy back, immediately on request. adv. 1'Vlli'll, e. i.i.w I 'Ill- rocks, 4 lbs.

up, 29c; ethr "i (ii 25c: oi' Detroit Edison company will conduct a class for making lamp shades at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Ingles building. Applicants should register at the Edison company The Rebekah lodge will have a potluck dinner at 6 p.m. Wednesday in the lodge rooms, followed by th" regular meeting at p.m. The extension course in horn" furnishings will meet at 2 p.m.

Thursday at the home of Mrs A. Mussman. Members are asked to bring paper and pencils. leu horns, up, 29c; 2Sc; vhite hens, 4 lb. 2" I.nge white 22'23o.

and slugs, Iv small and color Detroit Salvation Army Head 111 London, Nov. 5. Cenorni BiKtrr and Vtf Butter. cr7 Dressed Calvtyi Detroit. Nov.

5. Best country dressed 21 22c per medium. poor 12 11c; city dressed. 28c per lb. 11- Well BOOth.

Who id Kllft-r-ir, Detroit, Nov. 3. tubs, 41 '0 4 6 jc. Eggs Fresli rerc 49c dirts and ipts best Qll' chck, :5 ill-ill severe nervous prostration, passed ip.y The Associated Press) Detroit, Nov. 5 Closing hid campaign in Detroit with a radio address Sunday night.

William A. Comstock. Democratic candidate for governor, made a plea for election of the local, state and national Democratic tickets. Devoting much of his address to national issues, the candidate declared that industry will be safe if Governor Smith is elected president. "The Republicans have raised their ancient bogie-man, the tariff, which they resurrect every four years." Comstock said.

"Governor Smith has clearly defined his position on the tariff, having taken approximately the same position as did Woodrow Wilson, with the addition of one very interesting and conservative feature." He said that Governor Smitn proposes development of the "fact finding commission" idea of President Wilson, and also proposes to end the passing of general tariff legislation. Comstock will maU-r liic finjl YF.SSKI, PASSAl-KS Port Huron l'p: Crammer. 7:20 p. m. Sunday; At-water.

Karrell. 8:30: Gates. Houghton. Schwab. Pet-r lleiss.

9:30: West, IVn-obs'-ot. Calcite. Paine. Huron. 12:50 a.

m. Monday; Wolvin. Becker Stewart. Sam Morse. Ireland.

Coul-der. 8:10: Bickands. Manuel, Atterbury. Jupiter, Cornelius, Back Bay, 9:10. Down: Yosemite.

Stifel. 6 p. ni. Sunday; Sierra. McBeth.

Fort Wildor, .1:20: Queen City and barge. Hartwell. Kenora. Frick, McDougall. Corliss, Renown.

LaBelle. 12:10 a.m. Monday; Topping. C. R.

Hubbard. Stanton, 12:40: Murphy. CJorman. Baker. Midland Prince.

Crowlev, 4:30: E. L. Ford, Adams. Olcof.t, Sheadle, Brandon, small Schneider, 7:40: Cort. B.

F. Jones, Lackawanna. rietroit Detroit, Nov 5. 9:25 a. m.

Sunday: J. M. Davis, 9:40: j. p. lleiss.

9:45: G. J. Crammer, 11:15: Atwater. 12:45 p. m.

Finland. Coralstone, Harry Yates. Farrell. c. M.

Schwab. Peter Rlss. 2:15: Douglas Houghton, Sulphite, Cordova. Buttercup. I.al- Allen.

3 25 Charles C. West. Paine. Penobscot, Huron, Wolvin, 6: Calcite, 6:10: S. T.

Crapo. 7:15 Coulder. Cornelius. 10; Sam Morse, Ireland. 11: Bickands.

Manuel. 11:45: Donnelly, arrived. 1 a. m. Monday: Backbay.

Stewart, 1:50: Benson Ford. 4:20: II. J. Reiss 5: Donna-conna. C.

S. Robinson, Donaldson. siraloa, 9:40. Down: Howard L. Shaw.

a. m. Sunday; Robert Stewart. 11.40; W. G.

(rn ut a Time a sooa night, it was stated at Salvation Army headquarters todav. His condition had given rise to anxiety a few daya ago. l.o.M.'O.N WE BELIEVE PEERLESS LUMP at S6.50 Fer ton. delivered, is the equal of any soft coal sold at any price. are hebl resj nsii ie iui here i f.3.

if William "art ni. peml-cf. tlv. He was found in a Cruiser And Liner Collide Liverpool. Nov.

5. The new British cruiser London and the White Star line Runic were in collision Sunday night off Greenock. The Runic arrived in the Mersey today showing damage above the waterline. The cruiser, which was launched only last year, wis damaged about the stern and above the waterline. She was to her port after a series one scions condition crying i time, i -Hr.

time, one at Hi A LEG ATE Mrs. George McDonald has returned after visiting her daughter for two weeks. Marion Morris is a guest of Miss Veryl Stecker. Miss Vera Stecker of Detroit is spending few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Crorey and children.

Elaine, and Biltie, are visiting Mrs. Crorey's parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Eldo Squires of Flint is visiting at the Manska Mrs.

William assailant Onions Foil Wa.p LONDON A woman of Cran-bourne, says she successfully used onions to offset the effects pf swallowing a wasp. The Insect "got that way" while sha was taking a drink. The woman lmmedi.iteiv VESSF.I, MOVEMENTS Reported Nov. 4 I-a ke Fie BUFFALO Arrived: R. David son.

Hart, J. A. Campbell, Kingdoc. J. W.

Simpson. John Dunn. J. J. Barium, J.

B. Richards, O. M. Reiss. Jack.

Q. A. Shaw. Cleared: Carmi Thompson. Han-sa.

Lehigh. Judge Hart, A. E. Nettleton, N. B.

Mr.cPherson, B. L. Smith, J. H. Price.

Lake Superior DLLUTH-Arrived: Amazon. M. E. Farr, Belgium, Queen. W.

L. King. L. W. Hill.

Reunga. Pathfinoer, J. Morrow. Cleared: James Davidson. Ed.

Chambers, H. F. Black. C. O.

Jenkins. M. E. Farr. William R.

Linn, L. E. Block. W. P.

Snyder, G. A. Tomlinson. H. D.

Williams. F. W. Hart. Cambria.

W. D. Rees. H. Hanna, W.

King, N. B. Ream. to get a. clue to his to his death.

1 i TRY A TON la' The old town of Chester, ct il I ll I WX IH'W of running trials. The Runic was i ate six onions, and ri.nnn ti bi outward bound for Australian vegetable cherk-Prl tiio lino nf at its Webb Coal Co. Snltl in ton or more, from the car and lor cash only. lerh ports from Clyde tion caused by the wasp poison. Robert C.

Hazel. 10vil his talking machine to tne was in Detroit, day. Satur- speech of the campaign tonight at (Monro. More than 50 languages are in the streets of Singapore. place and nlivenr-d the Prui ings with up-to-date music The sun makes one complete, rotation on Us axis in 25 days..