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S' 7T LAAYETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER Evening June 2 1934 MARKETS TODAY 'll Chicago Gram si (umlahed by Lamaon Bros Co) (urnHhed by Lamson Broa Co) 45 6 7 for 13 top UNERALS BALLOT MONDAY ON TARI BILL with 2 2 5 the i 2 will and EED PRICES 0 an 36c 18 No 30c '5 above above 8 3 3 teit 12H 104 'siOH 5 S3 SO 03 break in the more than two of debate in which half a republican senators ignored has been the relief now their were who race Mr that 75 to 85 40 to 60 lbs 2 3 36 48 2 said Bar have not have to comply the law carry a congressional sugges that credit be limited to 55 cent of the1 current value of 500 500 000 SOW 50 00 0 705 203' 225 235 175 165 140 I SO 200 00 50 00 25 50 18 21 54 7 38 10 19 38 38 20 8 33 48 4 26 2 30 family residence street with the 17 last 00 no 00 New York Stocks lambs 8 10 10 Wheat 28 rare steady and Bonds dollar held in foreign came back low 1100 6 5c 1 84c 83c4 Sc4 9c a leave of absence of six weeks addition to his regular vacation two weeks July Sept Dee CORN July Sept Dec 47 85 68 Episcopal church in Sugar Those attending the the civic Chamber track oats of their debut in one of the lavish and smartest revues presented here Entering was not ac July" Sept Dee July Sept DA RD July Sept Dee 82 113 13 37 123 33 10 38 13 25 18 12 3 30 18 17 23 15 1 26 REE AT REYNOLDS REYNOLDS June 1 (Special) The usual free moving picture show will be presented in Reynolds Saturday night It is sponsored by local business men American Can Amer Tel 'and 'Tel Anaconda Atlantic Relining Bethlehem Steel Cerro de Banco Ch rye! er Motors Curites Wright Coca Cola General ooctS General Eteotrlo General Motors Goodrich Goodyear Gold Dust Hudson Motors Hupp Motors Inter Harvester Kennecott Kresge 8 Montgomery Ward Nat Cash Reg Nat Dairy Prod Central Nash Motors Packard Motors Phillips Petroleum Penn Penney Radio Corp Sears Roebuck Consolidated Oil Standard Brands Union Carbide 8 Steel United Aircraft Warner Bros Pio Westhse Elec Woolworth Yellow Truck Chicago Stocks Stand OH Ind Commonwealth Edison Prims i Cities Service Swift Inti 58 57 55 32 18 30 12 26 18 13 3 30 18 17 23 15 16 26 16 3 18 29 55 7 38 10 19 39 38 Heslop on Vacation Michael Craig has been appoint ed an extra member of the po lice department to work for two months during the absence of Jack Heslop who has gone to Texas on a vacation trip Heslop was grant ed in of (AP) After the year to mild support brief session or cancelled 00 00 50 00 WASHINGTON June (AP) Senate republicans relented in their filibuster against the admin istration tariff bill late today and consented to a bi partisan compro mise agreement under which a final vote will be started on all amendments and the measure it self not later than 5 Mon day The weeks dozen the wishes of their leader and persisted in making from two to five speeches each on the bill came after Senator Harrison (D Miss) pilot of the legislation threatened a long night session to wear down the opposition NO MEETING TODAY Harrison also served notice of an equally lengthy session tomor row a customary holiday but un der the compromise agreement there will be no meeting tomor row Republican Leader McNary in sisted on a Saturday on the ground that much private work had accumulated which de manded the attention of senators Under the agreement the senate will meet at JO a Monday 82 112 13 34 39 83 38 with little debate conference report controversies be branches and the dispatched to the LEAVES HOSPITAL Mrs Adamson of Indian apolis rural route 7 formerly Miss Jeanette David of this city who has been a patient at the Methodist hospital' Indianapolis for 'several weeks following a Caesarian operation Is noy at her home near Indianapolis The funeral of Mrs Henry A Morehouse a (resident of West Lafayette for several years and well known in church work was held Saturday morning from the resilience on Dodge street with Rev Newton Jessup officiating Rev Ro)rt Knight sang Inter ment in West cemetery at Oxford Those attending from out of the city were: Mr and Mrs Chan Sentz of Chicago Mr and Mrs Lee Moorman and Leslie West fall of Washington Mrs Melvin North of West Lebanon: Air ana airs (brea rcawies Kenneth Rawles of owler Hathaway reed On Two Charges Bert Hathaway held on a city court charge of assault and bat tery and a justice of peace pro ceedings in surety of the peace was discharged in both cases yes terday afternoon Tried first on the charge of assaulting Mrs Nora Stead last Saturday night Hath away was discharged by Judge Michael Ricks who upheld a defense motion following comple tion of the case only the prosecuting witness testifying The defendant was then taken to the court of Justice Herman A Mason who conducted a hear ing on Mrs application to put Hathaway under a bond to keep the peace After a long hear ing at which a number of wit nesses were heard the court ruled that Hathaway should go free 8 149 145 2on125 150 Day exercises be held at the Boswell Methodist church Sunday evening June 3 A pageant King of the Helping will be presented by the graded departments Children's day will be observed Sunday evening at Weaver Chapel with the children of the chapel furnishing the program no oo Op down ormer' Athlete at Purdue Now Daddy Mr and Mrs rederick Ei bel Jr of Gary both well known Purdue graduates of the class of 1929 are the parents of a son born Saturday morning Mr Eibel was an outstanding athlete at Purdue and Mrs Eibel was for merly Miss Dorothv Waters daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Waters 'of South Raub 8 8 oo down SO down 50 down 1 50 Marion county grand jury for murder and all three pleaded guilty At Edwood Glen A pleasant Sunday afternoon for the ladies of Edwood Glen country club and their guests from the Monticello country club has been arranged by Mrs Robert A Panlener chairman of social ac tivities it is announced Cards will be the principal diversion The men will engage in an 18 hole tournament Qtbo Ale UIUUIYO 50 50 00 LIBERTY BOND PRICES NEW YORK June (AP) Lib erty bonds closed: Liberty 3s 310326 Liberty first 4s 310325 Lib erty fourth 4s 3104 treasury 4s 81125 Quintuplets Will Go to Worlds air NORTH BAY Ont June (AP) The Rev Daniel Rou thier parish priest at Corbeil an nounced today that Ovila Dionne father of quintuplet daughters signed a contract yesterday with the tour bureau of Chicago to ex hibit the five girls born last Mon day at a Century of Progress The pay for the at the fair was weekly including 30 per cent of all In the interval Dionne is to re ceive $100 weekly and the' fam ily will remain at home until their physician says they are fit to be moved a matter which he indi cated would take two months Meanwhile the quintuplet's past the 100th hour since birth last Monday morning progressing favorably Crawfordsville Hawthorne and daughter Maxine of Shawnee Mound on reed Rsnnift TarHson held for attempted theft of copper wire belonging to the Western Indiana Gravel company was released on his own recognizance by Judge Michael Ricks in city court yesterday afternoon Harrison pleaded not (guilty to a ijetit larceny charge and the case was continued indefinitely 45 40 25 25 10 50 SLASH GRASSY HOGS LOCALLY 2Jn 1 POTATO MARKET CHICAGO June 2 (AP) Department of Agriculture) receipts 110 cars on track total stock erate 1 Triumphs Alabama 8 No 1 Louisiana 70 dirty 165 Texas partly graded $150 15 4 7 partly $1 60 XI 70 Old stock barely steady moderate demand and tra! Idaho Russets No 1 6 No 2 120 ui viiu iiv uenicij much above $100 a bushel 2 3 3 3 representative were marketed fully steady levels strong at $800 down (af haiw nrlnrpfS i HOGS Market steady to the republican state con met in the offices of Chairman Lynn Parkin evening to select a chair the' delegation and dis cuss matters that will confront the delegation at the convention County Chairman Parkinson was selected as chairman of the Tip pecanoe county representatives of whom there are 129 A resolution was unanimously adopted pledging the support of Tippecanoe county to Harry Leslie as a candidate for tjie nom ination for United States senator and to James A (Slane who is a candidate for secretary of state Delegates from Lafayette and airfield township will be: A Sills Charles A West Edgar Randolph Arthur Eversole Koerner Burleigh Davidson red Stivers John Miller Orville Sexton Otto Neumann Ernest Martin Elton McQueen rom Wabash township: Everett Vawter Earl RJ Cass Charles Edgerton Williaml Strate Ralph Adams and George Nisley Tippe canoe: John Nagle Shelby Smith Washington Dean Dick Perry loyd Gingriclj Sheffield Miller Cassell Wea Alexander Thompson Lauramle orrest Moore Randolph! Alexan der Jackson Miller Wayne Otis Wolford Union George Christian Il' once is rapidly its Lafayette Naval Officer on Visit Will Command Ship Lieutenant Commander Harvey Overesch United States navy and Mrs Overesch have left the city on a motor trip to California after a short visit here with Mr mother Mrs Henry Overesch and his brother Harry and family Lieutenant Comman der Overesch is being transferred from the naval academy at An napolis where foi three years he has been graduate manager of athletics He has been assigned to three years i of active service and will command a torpedo boat destroyer In the (Pacific fleet He and Mrs Overesch are motoring to San Diego i I Santrey Revue Is Swell Show (By MARY Af BOWEN) I There was music in the air and beauty on the stage at the Mars theater riday afternoon and eve ning when Henry Santrey and his Internationally famous band his made most ever from the foyer of the theater and ascending to the stage $he band opened the just onp big hit from beginning to end Beginning with Santrey and why we? He Is the head man and been places Listen to this besides singing in grand opera for four years he studied in Italy and has made three trips around the world with his bind Played as long as three years Ip ope theater alone and event tried out the old saying soothes the savage when he topk his band to the iji Islands to play for the can nibal Tn gathering his group of enter tainers San trey certainly did a good job Estelle ratus for instance the little girl who hails from Australia' She was with Earl Vapitles for nine months and one great tap dancer besides having a vivacious personality that? puts a song over with just the right amount of snappiness Edythe Rogers the cigarette girl whose pictures have appeared all over the world in advertise ments is a striking blonde and another headliner Her imperson ations of Mae West Greta Garbo and Jean Harlow are clever but when she takes her violin in hand everything Having played in several symphony orchestras Miss Rogers is a master of the most difficult numbers Loretta Grey little but mighty is just so much dynamite when she takes the stage With her col lege tune and peppy dancing Six very pretty girls called the San trey Dancing Dolls appear twice during the revue in well executed routine numbers Included in the revue are the Dudley brothers a quarter of four young colored men who comp very near to making one believe they are listening to the famous MWlai brothers Williams and Walker sons of the old stage favorites of the ame names do some intricate tap steps as does very young and very small also taps as only those of her can Instead of the usual finale Santrey informs the audience that is one thing his revue have Ah but they do have some thing better and just as unique as the rest of the show before the last curtain each one of the artists comes on the stage and leaves the theater by a runway Into the aisle the to not Huttons to the Dionne family fixed at $250 expenses and receipts Jason Lee Special Will Arrive Sunday Members of the Lee Spe party traveling in a motor ized covered wagon will present a program at Trinity church here tomorrow evening with Methodist churches of the Lafay ette and Crawfordsville districts joining in the service The party is the horseback trail from Boston to Oregon taken 100 years ago iby Jason Lee first missionarysent to that section of the northwest which is now Ore gon The party includes speakers and a young Christian Indian The program will include addresses pageantry and pictures with an Indian exhibit and demonstration a bushel tone but ware healtant mixed and dull The fairly steady course change dealings Shares of I Caxia a gain of around a point but Deere International Harvester and other farm Issues were not inclined to enthuse over hopes for the breaking of the drought Metal stocks such as McIntyre Por cupine 8 Smelting International Nickel and Cerro de Pasco were steady to firm as were American Telephone Electric Autolite 8 Steel' Bethle hem Steel Baltimore and Ohio Pub lic Service of New Jersey Celanese Pennsylvania and Central Allied Chemical dropped 2 and Continental Can Corn Products Liggett and My ers Western Union Santa Gen eral Motors Chrysler Loew's National Steel and General oods were about unchanged to a trifle lower The pattern of equities trading con tinued unchanged and most commen tators were advising the utmost cau tion In the making of new commit ments It was held generally that there were no signs of the Immediate trend beln galtered decisively 3 3 Dennis In Race RICHMOND Ind June (AP) The name oif William Dennis president of Earlham col lege will be presented' to the republican state convention next Tuesday as a candidate for the senatorial nomination according to an announcement here today oo 75 SO 25 down Services at Jail Regular services will be held at the county jail Sunday after noon at 2 o'clock by the Soldiers of the Cross tnade up of mem bers of several churches of the city Immediately after the jail services the group will go to the county farm Ifor services Rev Moore of the Nazarene church will deliver the sermons and music will' be furnished by the orchestra POULTRY 2 (AP) Poultry trucks steady at Leghorn hens 9c: colored 21c: Rock colored 23c Rock broil colored 20c Leghorn 16 roosters Play The school children of St Law rence church will present a play a Sunday and Mon day evenings at 8 In the school auditorium on North Nine teenth street The public is In vited NEW YORK June 2 touching new lows for date leading stocks met in the latter part of the today and either reduced their declines Th a moderate recovery companled by any exceptional activity however and the close was irregular Transfers approximated 450000 shares Some short covering and outside buy ing appeared in the market on the strength of reports that an agreement was near In the Toledo strike situation and that General Johnson's conferences In the textile controvery might result in a compromise which would avert a serious walk out In this Industry At the same time profit taking came Into the recently buoyant graine at rams w3ra Wheat was off about 2 cents Sas cline In Winnipeg wheat of more than xjotton maintained rubber and sliver were to 3 25 2 25 75 2 CO I 5n 1 00 00 down no down 3 2 STOCK CONTROL BILL APPROVED IS SENT TO WASHINGTON June (AP) The stock' exchange control' bill reached the end of a dis pute strewn pathway through con gress tonight with final approval by both 'houses House and senate without rec ora votes and accepted the compromising tween the two measure was White House for President Roose signature Administration assurances to the Industrial and financial world the rider modifying the se curities act of 1933 would protect honest businessmen marked final action on the measure in the sen ate CREATES NEW COMMISSION This assurance was1 voiced by Senator Byrne (D C) an ad ministration spokesman who led the move to modify the securities act Byrnes spoke after the senate had adopted the conference re port without a record vote The unanimity of the action was in sharp contrast to the conflict and controversy which accompanied the previous course through congress I As finally approved by the sen ate the bill provides for the cre ation of a new commission of five members to be appointed by the president to regulate the na stock exchanges CONTROL CREDIT Margin regulations will be set up by the federal reserve board to control advances of credit by banks or brokers on the purchase of securities Though the board will will tion per a security or 100 per cent of the lowest price it touched in the preceding three years provided this was not more than 75 per cent of the current price Prohibitions will be contained in the law against manipulative operations and the commission will have power to require full financial reports from corporations listing securities An officer or director of cor poration could not be sued for damages resulting from a false statement by an expert if he proved he had no reasonable ground to believe and did not be lieve the statement when made was untrue Defendants in such damage suits could reduce liability by showing that some of the loss was due to other causes than the untrue statement Plaintiffs Id have to prove they purchased on reliance upon the false statement after the cor poration had made available to security holders an earnings state ment covering 12 months of opera tion subsequent to the filing of the registration statement Requirements that suits must be filed within three years after fil ing of the registration statement and for the plaintiff to furnish bond to cover costs when de manded by the court to prevent also were contained in the measure WILLIAM BOOK HEAD RELIE BODY RESIGNS INDIANAPOLIS June (AP) Resignation of William Book of Indianapolis as director of the commission on unemployment relief was an nounced tonight by Governor Paul McNutt Mr Book resigned to accept a position as general manager of the Indianapolis Chamber of Com merce Before becoming head of the relief organization in state he was head of affairs division of the of Commerce Virgil Shepard who Mr assistant on job also resigned to join him in the work at the Chamber of Commerce The governor he has not yet determined who will take Book's place but said several per sons are under consideration The resignation will be effec tive July 1 OKAY WITH DAWES CHICAGO June Rufus Dawes president of a Century of Progress said today the fair would have no objection tothe exhibition of the Dionne quin tuplets at a fair concession conditions that would' not be dan gerous to the health of the Dawes said he understood a concession was attempting to ne gotiate with the Dionnes at Cor beil Ont Dawes said any such exhibition would be under strict medical su pervision both by fair authorities and the city board of health CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO June (AP) (U 8 Department of Agriculture) Hogs re ceipts 18000 weak to 15c lower than riday scattered sales 8355 downward shippers took 500 estimated holdover 4000 Cattle receipts 1500 qompared with last weex meaium weighty steers In minority 50c higher top advanced single prime steer selling bulk better irrnrtft medium heavy 38500940 lower grades with weight 3650775 all light etaers and long yearlings in killer flesh strong to 25c higher on1 very active market practical top long yearlings 3935 but 1150 lb steers sold up to J990 light steers and yearlings com prised bulk of steers run' and sold at 85250 775: Stockers and feeders closed 25050c lower better grade light and neavy neirer' nrm: cows zaeauc er bulls 15 0 25c off and vealers EARLY MARKET ACTION 'CHICAGO June (AP) Sharp setbacks In grain prices early I today followed an irreyular start Liberal rains reported In Canada had a pro nounced bearish Influence Opening decline to advance July $102 wheat afterward underwent a quick tumble all around Corn started unchanged to me higher and subse quently suffered a general fall Tn a storm of stop loss selling wheat values crashed soon to below $100 a bushel for July delivery and then In rapid suecjesslon for September also The breaks In prices carried July later to under Mo an overnight loss ofmore than 4c Changes of a cent a minute in blackboard quotations were frequent with trading on Mr scale A reason for stampede to sell wheat was that weather Indications pointed to likelihood of Canadian rains spreading into drought stricken regions south of the International boundary Such development would mean at least some relief to domestic spring wheat crops which have been acutely distressed Adding to downward Impetus of the wheat market were advices of good rains In Idaho and Montana 'It was noted moisture area appeared to be moving toward the wheat belts of Dakotas and Minnesota Rallies which at times lifted wheat values to above $100 for all deliveries were based largely on statements by a leading authority that united states farm stocks of wheat had been officially overestimated at least 35 000000 bushels He declared that cur rent suggestions from Washington that United States would have a i wheat carryover of 250000000 bushels July 1 were 35000000 bushels too large and that Washington suggested forecasts on domestic requirements of wheat were likewise out of line judged bv past experience Tn view of chances of further shrinkage of current crop production' he asserted 1t to be easily poselbleb that at end of the next crop year the United States would possess wheat stocks below the margin of national safety Corn Mnd oats chiefly trailed after wheat Car lets today: Wheat 7 cars with 4 of contract grade: last year 8 cars Corn 44 cars with 35 of contract grade last year zzs cars vats cars with 10 of contract grade year Z3 care Cars estimated today: cars corn 75 cars: oats Hogs receipts 18000 $375 Papa Hutton Is Annoyed After Visiting Heiress LONDON Jun 1 (AP) ranklin Hutton found his daughter Princess Barbara Hut ton Mdivanl in a medical clinic here today and was visibly an noyed about something after he visited her Hutton who had been in a fine humor when his son in law Prince Alexis Mdivanl greeted him at Southampton appeared angry aft er he and Mrs Hutton had been with their daughter for an hbur and a half The Huttons did not reveal what had disturbed them nor would they discuss the health of the princess who earlier this week had been reported able to make shopping tours from her hoteL PLANS INDEINITE It was not apparent whether the princess will return with her par ents to the United States but in any event the prince said he could not leave London this month as he has considerable polo play ing to do Prince Alexis met Hutton at Southampton when he arrived on the Bremen and the two discussed the health Mr and Mrs Hutton and prince motored to London gether but the son in law did accompany the clinic Mdivanl is a square shooter and a great was estimate of the son in law at Southampton Regarding his trip Hutton have heard rumors about health naturally we been very CHICAGO Jun 2 Collapse ot wheat price today plunged tn market down to mor than So a bushel I under yeaterday high point Some molstur relief for drought ter i rltory northwest together wlthj pros peets ot additional downpours carried th wheat market down rapidly In th end no delivery of wheat was urn hnv 1100 IL bUBhOI Wheat closed flurried below finish July corn 2 He down oats and unchanged to a setback of 15c i Sheen recelnts 6000: comoared riday last week native apring lambs $125 and more lower clipped offer ings around 75c off sheep steady to easier top spring Jkmbs $1125 closing top $1000 late bulk 975 to larger interests late bulk $700 week's top clipped lambs $865 bulk active mid week around no strictly choice load lots available late first Idaho springers of season $1060 on Tuesday three doubled averaged 76 lbs with 50 head scaling 62 lbs out of $800 tor shorn ewes 120 lbs down $250 bulk 150 to 200 lb kinds $100s INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK INDIANAPOLIS June 2 (AP) (U 8 Department of Agriculture) Hogs receipts 4600 holdovers 374 steady to lOo lower mostly 6c off under weights 25c lower 160 i to 200 lbs 200 to 325 lbs 140 to 160 lbs 120 to 140 lbs $200226 100 to 120 lbs $150 packing sows Cattle receipts 200 calves 200 compared with riday last week fed steers strong to 25c higher grassers and all she stock excepting choice heifer? 13ii25c lower top steers $940 few loads $8 15 bulk $600725 common killers $100 and less bulk heifers few to $025 and $650 rows top $400 low' cutters and cutters $1 25 veaaers weaic aown Sheep 50 nominal spring yesterday $1000 down sheep 250 $10 Murder Trial Scheduled in all LEBANON Ind June (INS) Trial of Mrs Naomi Saunders and Theodore Mathers defendants in the $10 murder of the Rev Gaylord Saunders which occurred at Indianapolis eb 2 last will not be held until next fall it was announced here today by Ben Scifres Boone county prosecutor Saunders a former Wabash min ister was found shot to death in an automobile It was alleged that Mrs Saunders supplied the $10 used to buy the gun with which he was killed Mathers Mrs Saunders and Masil Roe were each indicted by tne the not Valuable arm Records Burned VALPARAISO Ind June (AP) Investigation was begun today of a fire that destroyed valuable records In the court house office occupied by County Agent Stewart! Learning A Warren Porter county hog and corn production control manager salc the fire might have been started to destroy records which could be used as evidence of fraud in obtaining money from the government Intimations that an attempt might be made to destroy the records were received two weeks ago Warren said He added that authorities had been given name of a Suspect lora Rark Opens LORA June (Special) lora community park will Its 1934 seasbn tomorrow The first dance of the season at the park is set for Wednesday night June 6 Williapi Marocco and Ed gar Krauss have charge of the refreshment stand and dance pa vilion Grand Jury IndictsWidow and Lover On Murder Charge ORT WAYNE Ind June (AP) Indictments charging both first and second degree murder were returned tojday against Mrs Louis Schmitt 24 and Charles Howenstein 57 iwho are allegedto have poisoned Mrs husband Urban Schmitt 27 Schmitt died last March His death was at fibst attributed to natural causes but several weeks later Howensteinjand Mrs Schmitt were arrested Police said the woman made a statement in which she admitted putting poison pro vided by Howettiteln into a glass of orange juice which she served to her husband Mrs Schmitt (was also quoted by police saying she and How enstein had been friendly for sev eral years Union DELPHI June 2 The Carroll county Union will meet in the Pittsburg1" school house Tuesday June 5 at 8 The speaker will be front Kankakee Ill The public Is invited Parkinson Heads County To Convention The i Tippecanoe county delega tion to vention County son last man of Market firm Choice eteere 1000 to 1100 lbs Medium butcher steers stock steers Choice light belters 600 to 880 pounds Medium butcher belters Stock belters Choice heavy coirs Light butcher cows Medium butcher Cutter eows Canners heavy Light shelly canners Choice heavy bulls Choice light bulls Bolognas heavy Light thin bulls CAL 5 ES Market steady Top calves Good to choice Medium to good Throwouts SHEEP Market steady Spring bucks Spring lambs Spring lambs dipped lambs Throwouts Old bucks Sheep sorted LOCAL (Cmhbs Reynold Ta lor Co) 1 flour middlings leaf meal corn and meal fin oil meal nr ri srrsiaiesr sved meal Wheat bran Wheat AlfaKa Ground Alfalfa Linseed PcH Klin dried cracked nAftnA a Poultry mash Essential Ingred ot poultry maah 33 pct supplemental mash 31 pct dairy feed 24 pct dnlry teed 18 pct dairy teed Tankage Meat scraps LOCAL CASH GRAIN Monday ins test lbs test lbs test Arnett well kqown and highly esteemed resident of West Lafay ette were conducted riday after noon from the 100 East Wood Rev Otto Scott Steele of the irsi Aieiuoaist officiating Interment Grove cemetery from out of the city were: Mr and Mrs Rafferty loyd Rafferty and Mrs Lee Rafferty of Ridgefarm Ill Mr and Mrs Emmett Arnett and daughter Louise of Bloomington Mr and Mrs James Arnett and son Peter of Stratford Conn Rich ard Arnett arid Miss Eleanor Clark of Indianapolis A Ar nett of Peru Robert Bonwell of and Mrs Glenn Effective to 11 2 soft wheat 3 soft wheat i 3 soft wheat 3 rv 5 rnm Ihs (2d discount for each grade under No 4 corn) 8 oats i (lo discount for each I i i lb under 26 lbs) soy TniDO SDM TOLEDO Jun (AP) Grainon track 28Hc basis nominal wheat No 2 red No 1 red? corn No 3 yellow 55H No 3 yellow bats No 2 whit 4445c Nol 3 43 grain In store transit billing attacneq wneat rioroc ouotatlons: corn 4fi944r 3c above seeds unchanged 1 CAGOPROD CHICAGO June (AP) 4 Butter 17008 about steady unchanged No butter sales i Eggs reeel pts "24116: steady wnchanged No egg sales Grassy were slashed to the quick Saturday at the Lafayette Union stockyards when a full 25g was taken from their quotations solid hogs re mained fully steady Despite de cline to thin they were almost Impossible to sell at any price The spread on them was also widened Other markets reported similar condi or the week the trade was firm on quality Cattle were slow and just steady Saturday with grassers going at weak I levels Corn fed beef found ready out I among all buyers pulls sold at I $300 down with a few extra fancy kinds slightly higher or the week dry lot beef waa steady but cows thin heifers were lower and somewhat lower remained steady to strong at $460 and order buyers cleared the pens ot moderate Saturday run fe continued lenient making for a firm market with trade They 1 looked 50c lower for the week I Not enough lambs were in the pens to make a representative trade but what few were marketed went at steady levels iookpo ivy was paid freely 25c lower Artl JOpenlHIght Low iCloselClose (PrlcelPriceiPriceiJn 2Jn Into 1 Chicago as further forecasts of In some of the drought' areas maae a bushel at midday Rains In katchewan and Alberta brought 3 a firm futures weight and and mostly to $990 a at $1000 weight and llcht yearlings in killer 25c higher on1 very (U Potatoes 267 cars: 3 shipments 967 cars new slle htiv weaker: subnlies mod demand and trading very slow i dirty Louisiana Oklahoma nartlv srraded Louisiana Cobblers 6 No 1 trading slow ioo Wisconsin Round Whites Combination grade 85c CHICAGO CHICAGO June alive receipts 23 decline hen 12c Kock fryers springs 24c ers colored 20r ClSc: barebacks Vic turkeys 1013c spring ducks old spring geese 13c old 9c CHICAGO CASH PRICES CHICAGO (AP) Wheat No 5 northern spring 96Mc corn No 2 yellow 58s No 2 white 63c oats No 2 white 44 No 3 white 43Vic no rye barley timothy seed 00 cwt clover seed cwt lard tierces $642 loose lard $577 bellies $875 LOCAL POULTRY MARKET (TUa furnlhed and fiiaranted by wton rouitrr vomvany Hens Leghorn hens 7 and broilers over 2 lbs nd XV broilers i under 3 lbs 17 CvInrad ''HrnKorB 9 14 1hJ8 and OVr 17 Colored broilers under 2 lbs16 Leghorn broilers 114 io ana overn Cocks Ducks white fc lbs and Gees Tom turkeys young Hen turkeys Eggs No 1 Hides per lb I The Colorado grizzly bear numerous species nricM dying out one report putting (present number as low as preldozqn or two I 103 103 97 98 101 103 8 98 104 108 100 101 88 69 61 86 61 63 87 7H 48 45 43 43 44 46 43 43 146 47 44 44 64 41 62 66 66 68 63 40 6 42 6 67 6 70 a 6 87 281 to 300 pounds 201 to 250 pounds 301 to 325 pounds 171 to 200 pounds 161 to 170 pounds 181 to 460 pounds 141 to 150 pounds 131 to 140 pounds 131 to 130 pounds 111 to 120 pounds 101 to 110 pounds Roughs ourth Kidnaper and appellate HARDWARE plee zing coffee PLEE ZINGJ Jr 16 of La ARMERS! Phone 7203 MBS ancy Awning Striped Back A James Kirk Larry Kerri ms were sen each on the WATCH REPAIRS Your Coffee GERRY MOHLMAN OPTOMETRIST 434 MAIN ST Successor to red Reule Inc irst and Columbia Sts Local Youth Is Held for Theft bar at the Lahr hotel Sat noon DALTON 129 South Second St PENNEY CO 1 Lafayette Ind MARY PICKORD PROCEEDS WITH DIVORCE PLANS LOS ANGELE ljune (AD Although frequent reports have been circulated that Douglas air banks and Mary Pickford would jbecome reconciled the actress to today went ahead jwith the next step in her suit for divorce Through her attorneeys Lloyd Wright and Charles Millikan Miss Pickford obtained a super ior court order i permitting her to obtain service on her actor hus band by publication since he is in England Miss Pickford filed an affida vit to accompany the order in which she stated that airbanks left California Maj 23 1933 and that his present address is United Artists Studio London Pickford lias nothing to say at this Wright said 90 days we will obtain legal jurisdiction of the case and then hearings may be JEWISH ORATOR TO TALK SUNDAY Dr Pomeronz of Chicago will address the Jewish commu nity of Lafayette Sunday June 3 at in the rooms of the Jewish Progress club 315lu Columbia street His subject will be Arlasaroff His Life and Activities In Palestine" Dr Pom eroni is known a an outstanding orator and his lecture promises to be of great interest SELL YOUR Poultry Eggs and Wool TO Postoffice Workers Save Baby Chicks Overcome by Heat With the mercury at 104 riday in Lafayette humanity was not the only sufferer At the Lafay ette postoffice thanks to postal workers a shipment of baby chicks 800 of them escaped suf focation by prompt action The chicks were enroute from Illinois to various points in Indiana When they were transferred here many of them were apparently lifeless But a crude pen was made of mail sacks on the rear loading platform at the postoffico and every criick was revived with cool water accordihg to Postmas ter Isherwopd Highest Prices for Wool Poultry andEggs A LAAYETTE POULTRY CO oot of South St Phone 2878 It was voted tb Remington youths Reported Missing REMINGTON June (Spe No trace had been found this morning of two Remington youths who left Thursday evening for California it i believed seek ing adventure The boys are Max Shearer 17 son of Mr and Mrs John Shearer and Joe Turley 13 son of Mrs Alma Turley The boys were supposed to attend a Boy Scout camp south of town Thursday night aid the fact that they had started west jvas not learned Until nfext morning The driver of a milk truck took them as far as Watsekai Ill Boy com panions stated the two youths had bqen planning a trip to California for two weeks padio has been resorted to in locating them Extra Sturdy Lawn Chairs Qgc With arm rest foot rest 49c extra CHICKS have several hundred started available Rnv now ns xxe dfi out expect to have startea chicks later on Wallace Hatchery Specialty Breeders of Pedlffreedr Stock Code Compliance No Roscoe Leonard fayette was arrested yesterday at Greencastle for the theft of a traveling bag belonging to David Pfiefer living bn (Rural oute 7 Lafayette Word of his arribst was received by Jocal police from Greencastle authorities The bag containing clothing shoes and a razor was stolen out of an auto mobile: parked on Third street between Columbia and South Thursday afternoori Leonard will be returned to! this city to face charges it was indicated by Po lice Superintendent! John Kluth Police had1 learned Saturday that the true name Is Roscoe Rectdf the1 name he gave being an alias (City Detective Charles Weaver planned to leave in the afternoon to return the youth to Lafayette eatures jof Our Personal Loan Service You get the cash you need on your own signature and security thq same day the loan is approved Twenty months to re pay You get" the full amount of loan in cash' deductions fees or' charge unless actually paid out 4 Prompt service No embarrassing Investigations 6 Interest charged only for actual time money is used Hunted by Police LOS ANGELES June (AP) Convinced that ope participant in the of William Gettle Beverly Hills millionaire is at large federal officers today at tempted to learn hiri identity from the two women convicted on fed eral charges of conspiring to uso the mails in extortion attempts connected with the (abduction Sentencing of thef women who were convicted last night along with three men who previously had been given life! sentences for the kidnaping was postponed at the request of prosecuting author ities ORESTALL PAROLE The three men Loren eltus alias gan and Roy Willis tenced to 37 years federal charges Under California laws prohibiting the parole of prisoners with other convictions against them the federal sentences will prevent the trio from being paroled from their Jlife terms The two women Loretta Woody 23 and Mona Gallighen alias Joan Burke were to have been sen tenced today but Deputy United States Attorney Hugh Dickson asked postponement of sentence and permission to question the fe male prisoners Phone 5250 Crabbs Reynolds Co Grain Seed The Welfare Loan Co 206 MeJn St Moth Proof Garment Bags and Chests 10c up WELLS YEAGER BEST CO Plan Bar Picnic At Club House1 Plans for the Tippecanoe Coun ty Bar annual pienfo at the WlUiam Mitchell club house at lint on the Wabash river on Wednesday i June i7 were made at a luncheon meeting of the urday again invite the judges of tho state supreme courts to be guests of the asso ciation jpharles Swaim eratic nominee for city judge was admitted as a new member Ross McCabe president presided Being Gettle Of QJY a Lafayette Ind ZIMMERMAN'S uueenCuu 9 WEST UH8 1 5 3 GERRY MOHLMAN OPTOMETRIST 434 MAIN ST.