Freeport Journal-Standard from Freeport, Illinois • 5

a 1 0 if 9 rs medium Grain never known the excitement or thrills this drama gives! common inance common 4 1 II The Thriller of Years 1 rffl fl (190 Pressed Steel Car both common and 1 375 a tt A eV 2ac Low High TOMORROW THURSDAY JEWELS AND KISSES WHILE THE EAR IH WAS ALLING TO PIECES COALINDUSTRY ILLINOIS MINES IDUE i famine next winter the Geological Intended thrv should hat la alarming federal officials 100 liveSikk lack of feeling for his own the (By L'nlteo Press eased tflrei Marvm insurance 1 St TERRA AQUA ESTIVAL Wunderlich Greater NOTHING OVER $100 BARGAINS IN HOSIERY SHOWS Children's ine Ribbed Hoae Mercerized Hose RIDES NOVELTIES SHOWS Women'i Cotton Hose 29c Extra Size Ribbed Top Hose ree Admission and Parking' Thread Silk Hose Extra Size Silk Hose $100 Cotton Hose 45c Lisle Hose 35c ft Bus rom the Court House Every ifteen Minutes Dancing Every Night Except Monday and riday 1 1 1 1 1 'j 4 Cotton Lisle Hose any this the and observe na il ceordance President twisted efnotlnns lack of sympathy for oth A THRILLING TALE LAMING HEARTS AND BLAZING OIL WELLS Son 33c August 5th to 18th Terra Aqua Gardens reeport Markets Sept Nominal Prices95c8125 4T85S250 16c 9c 24q With Bessie Love and Owen Moore reeh Dairy At ADVISES MEMBERS TO OBSERVE DEENSE DAY ly also Mid he did not ask whichof tthffdwj'S st riiejt fataTblow Crowe asked the witness whether he had been warned to stay away from these two questions The wit ness answered no Witness ences With Crowe in of WcrT19c crime of the nature of the ranks murder witness replied he wpuld not think anything imtil he had rondo Inquiries "Pqctor are you of the opinion OUR KILLED AT RAILWAY CROSSING IN NEW JERSEY WOUNDED MAN THOUGHT VICTIM BEER WAR Anna Nilsson and Milton Sills three years will be they are today In support of declare that STATE BRINGS OUT THAT MUR DER WAS PROMPTED AND BY INTELLECT Urges' Compliance With Desires of President Coolidge ound Unconscious with Bullet In Chest Near Desplaines Open Wheat Steer OUR PERSONS LOSE LIVES IN WISCONSIN STORM Price 40 60c resh Dairy Creamery butter A Cafeteria Chop Suey and Rice 25c Thursday evening vfo The Interstate Commerce Commis Irion have sounded warnings that the smaller operating nation fares the prospect of a coal permanently abandoned hi it was mining industry in Illi 1 Murt ln8 situation Ksghe 1 lutwirrvriu? vi ine jiuouc to next winter fuel needs Not I ooking Consumers in New England and the northwest apparently are on "a strike" tv in'emion of gotttng into the maiket despite allappeals made to their self interest It is stated hy off rials of the Geological Survey that during the summer prices quoted for bituminous coal have been more at tractive than at any time since the war Many operators in fact have been willing to sell their product at a loss and have actually dnne so There is not one factor which holds out encouragement that prices during the next any lower than federal officials statement they wage question is out of the way that there are no indications trans portation rates will be materially changed It is inevitable according to the obtainable here PROVISIONS Ixical Mercnanta Pay: Eggs per dozen Butter per lb Retail Prices: eggs per dozen butter lb lb It is feared that this will bo on i couragement to and' other unprofitable mines to reopen in hope of reaping some of thhlgh prices which are expected to prevail and tn large degree defeat Secretary plan 4 steel and other can encouraging But weight most trad I only the technical HAL AND NOT 6 PER CENT WORK ULL TIME LEATHER PUSHERS "SWING BAD THE LINDO NteWS A RAZIER SINGS AND PLAYS Three Quarter 'Hose Half Hose No No 6 No 1 White 117 No2 White 118 lI" No 3 White 116 No 4 White 115 NO 5 White 114 No 6 White No 2 Mixed 116 No 4 Mixed 114 4 No 5 Mixed 112A4 24 lb 43 lb i1 i 3l)c40c 44c45c Butterine lb 27c28c Retai Prices 10c 10c I 10c 1 20c 8c 10c 5c8c 5c 5c 12c 15c i5c KNITTED COATS Knitted coats will he popular for fall wear and are made to follow closely the straight lines of cloth models Witness Not Required to Answer Di rect Question Whether He Thinks Defendants Insane anners and 100 400 eeding lambs medium choice 1100 1300 United Press Leased Wtrel Chicago Aug 5 Apparently the victim of ano'her heir rir lames Hicks 25 Chicago was found un conscious with a bullet in his chest In a ditch off a Innelv road near Desplaines Ill earlv todav A citizen of Desplaines discovered the man He was rushed to the 1 Cook counts hospital I Police found upon Hcks a star naming him as a liquor Inspec tor ofl that mines in Illinois and other ations (principal fields must soon intb their s'rtde to meet a demand GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Close Philadelphia Aug 5 our per i sons were instantly kilted today I reports a condition of stagna in llir nois Unparalleled i Loss than 6 per cejit of the mines 1 in that state according to theNirvi are now operating full time th ml statl stfcians point out that he minds' of Loeb nd I)ld come within the definition just read Crowe aked The defense objected to the quo tion and was sustained Intellect Conceived Crime Crowe brought out in a senes of tquestiojis that the mutter wasprompted by the intellect that all i the details were conceived by the in tellect and not prompted bv erno I tion In doctor a suprr normM in'relioct Ind rt horrnaf inn AVJishtRipf ah xwiuu 2orr tne ortnmfton mi fotrnur n' 1 a moffiie aP eKOaolo li i ni ienari ineni oi vommeroe ana nmfuiHuu ui cpnam rnat manv or tno eion have sounded warnings that the smaller operating unts will be 5T5 I 365 (Washington Bureau Jcurnal EtazdardixVayhtugton StranD 10c and 20c ed Crofce The defense objected and was sustained The defense also raised objection to Chows' reading of a de finition of insanity but was over ruled Crowe road from a medical journal the following definition of insanity: Question Ruled Out is a disorder of the mind due to a disease of the brain mam IfeMing itself mere or lees bv a de parture from Yhe normal course of life" This definition was given by Dr Wm A White of Washington who I was the first medical exp rt to tesil I fy for the defense The definition was given In 1303 tails of this crime? Is that Crowe asked "Yea the doctor replied "Then you believe you that ail these toddy bear stories and child hoo(j phantasy is only an alibi for the course I don't believe Slayer elt ear Crowe tried to bring out that the emotion of tear operated wtfh the tn tellect of the sjpyers Crowe pointed lout that Leopold cried out "My God i it can't be true" when he was toid his spectacles were found nt nr Rob ert's body Crowe 3ld Leopold be I came faint Xr Haaly replied that If the case was as Crowe stated It Leopold did experience the emotion of fsfr I Then Crowe told hew Leob fainted land erled nut he would tell ail when he was Confronted with certain evi dence by the police The witness admitted this showed the presence of fear I Dr Healy was still under cross ex i amination when court recessed ar I 12 25 until 2 o'clock Chief Justice Walker of the souri supreme court occupied a eaai I on Judge bench during th" morning session of court Hogw Receipts 16000: market 25c up light lights and killing pigs un changed: tbp 1085 bulk of sales 900 1025 Heavy weight 350) medium' 980 1040 I BY EDWARD REDD rr Staff Cnrrespondent) Criminal Court Room Chicago Aug 5 Richard Loeb has a "thor oughly diseased rr Wm Healy Boston psychiatrist testified The Store of Wonder Values 102104 East The famous novel by REX BEACH Better Than Spoil er Medium weight (200 250) 1025 9 1065 Light 'weight (160 200) 990 1065 Light lights (130160) cnoice 915 1035 Packing hog 8 80 925 Packing hogs rough 840 660 Slaughter pigs (130 down) medium 850 950 Cattle Receipts 8000 fed steers yearlings market slow! shipping de mand mural matured steers barely steady: early top 1135: some choice long feds bId around 1175 no western here cows and heifers scarce steady to strongt weight bo lognas strong 15c up yealers active mostly 50c up sorts considered largely at 1000 market to outsiders paying 1100 and above Steers (1100 pounds up) Choice and prime 1080 1175 930 9 1100 740 Steers (1100 younds down) Choice and 1075 1140 030 llCff Medium 725 1000 Common 525 740 Heifers good and 800 1000 Common medium 450 no Cows Good and choice 575 850 Common and medium 365 Canners gnd cutters 2 00 Calves Cull choice 5 no 1100 Medium choice (260 750 eeders end stock commo ncholce 4 50 825 Sheep Receipts 24000 market early sal es fat lambs steady to weak sorting medium natives 1275 13 25 ctHs I 8 50 9' 3 00f few choice Idaho lambs 1350 sheep steady choice range ewes 750 feeding Iambs 25c up 'early sales 1275 1300 Lamb medium prime (84 down) 11 ao iitio Cull common (all 825 1150 I Ewes common to choice 4oo (By Un I tert Wtrl CHICAGO PRODUCE Butter Receipts 13535 tubs Creamery Extras 35 Creamery Standards irsts 33 33(4 Seconds' 31 32 Potatoes Cars 223 Kansas and Missouri Cobblers lno 9 1 35: Minnesota Early Qhios Virginia Cobblers 250 275 Lltw Poultry Receipts 7 cars Roosters 15 owls 16 4 Springs 27 Ducks 17 Geese 13: Springs 18 Turkeys 20 Eggs Receipts 16714 cases Ordinaries 26 26 irsts 27 28 Cheesa Twins 1 9 Y'oung America 20 (g at the Judicial Nearing Of Loe hand (jc Again ssserting itjs non partisan i Nathan Ler)x4d Jr for the murder i Potatoes rtew peck I Celery stalk I Red Beets bunch Cabbage new head Lettuce head Dry Onions lb Carrots bunch Teppers green each Radishes bunch Green Onions bunch Cucumbers each Tomatoes lb Peas green lb Turnips bunch Beans green lb Retail Oranges dozen Bananas Lemons dozen Cantaloupe Peaches basket Pears basket Blueberries quart Retail sark sack Retail Price Brick per lb 25c Sm Limberger lb 25c Daisy Cream lb 30c Longhorn lb 30c Cream lb 40c Prices Paid by 'calers Beef tilde ib 4a Bull Mae lb 3c Horae hides each Sl003203 Calf skin lb 6c Sheep pelts MAURICE sensational epic of thrills and human emotions a million dollar a chase across i two a haven in the far East ant imprisonment which only a miracle can break under the thousand ton off casts of a crashing volcano 1NTEUEDT ALSO CONCEIVED DETAILS RANKS CRIME AND GRAINS Prlces PaM 1 farmers when mmiu cat 41c JJar)ey $0c65j Corn' 95c dU 7 Rye 80d Prices Tafd by Com QU RO liens lb Roosters ib Springers lb THURSDAY RIDAY AND SATURDAY OREIGN EXCHANGE (By rew Lensed ire) New York Aug 5 The foreign exchange market closed higher Sterling 54146' new high francs0552 up 0014 lire 0441 upon03'4 Belgian francs up 0022 marks 4 210 (103000 oon to the dollar Shanghai 71 Yokoha ma 4125 Russian 516 (By Darted Press teased Wlrsl Milwaukee' Wis Aug' persons lost their lives in the TglHa wind and electrical storm which swept Wisconsin Sunday nlgtit and Monday morning leaving In 'it wake an estimated loss of mlHIona cf Igrs to pioperty and crops Oscar Olsen 50 was drowned ond du Lac Georgs Berenz 48 was killed bj lightning near Marytown Loraine West 6 fell into a pond near her homb at Ripbp 1 John Skora 40 was electrocuteA 1 at Milwaukee 12 Oshkosh and ond du Lae and practically the entire bx river val ley were hardest hit A large 7" tion of ond du 'Lae was under tw and three fet of water practically all day yesterday Southeastern Wisconsin paxticu'V larly Janesville and Delavan' also suffered heavily MATERIALS IN MASK masks are made ot mixture of lard oxidal nf tincture of benzoin This la rubbed iss 1 on the face I It isjiiown that nearly half of I inin are nrt working (yt all I In an effort to demonstrate Wiy II I I matiNEE 2:30 10c Slid 25c TONIGHT AND JLl llV NIGHT 7 and 9 15c and 35c (By United Pres Leased Wtri New York Aug Trading al though brisk was almost lacking of feature at "openlngr moat i sues starting unchanged or little un changed from final prices Steel 109(4 Bethlehem North American 26 Stude baker 34M up Texas Company up Pennsylvania 45H up4 American Can Rub ber 31V4 off Generil Elect'rlc off (4 Union Pacific 142 up 1 Southern Railway 63 oft i Sinclair 17(4 oft 4 Southern Paci i flc 34 634? off I Day of Reaction The long anticipated reaction in stocks appeared to have begun to day It did not get very far how ever The retreat was accomplish ed in orderly fashion and there were evidences of good buying on the de I cline which was confined largely to industrials Railroads especially iQ 1 1 he hard goal carriers advanced fga tt wkiftghtw I hir he fnr mnvmnt The weakest spot on the list was The fact that carried his vivid fantasies over intp every day life of activity Snrl because" it Is unthink able that a mentally normal person would commit such a heinous crime I am even more convinced that my are correct" the witnesssaid have watched their actions tn the court room and they only tend to confirm my Meeting of two Abnormal Characters The crime is a direct result of I eased motivation of Loeb mental llife Dr Healy said twisted emotional life and Loeb's coming to gether with 'another abnormal per i sonallty' in the person of Leopold caused the consummation of the erim the witness said I "This rnosj remarkablejffalr was I caused by the coming together of I these two bo vs each with abnormal Characters the doctor said I Chief Defense Attorney Clarnce Darrow personally brought out the I fact that the doctor Is receiving 8250 a day and then turned him over to the State's Attorney Robert Crow for cross examination Doesn't Know ho Struck Blow Crowe asked the witness to look through his notes and tell whether either of the boys told him who actu ally planned the kidnapping and murder and who struck the fatal I blows witn the chisel Th witness i nHiTuns nun is a inspector said It WOuLI Take him a half hour They believed this star was a fake I to look through his notes onl the an(j that Hicks was probably con 'court ordered a snort recess nected with a group of beer runners i Dr Mealy said he hpd not asked Hicks upon regaining consciousness i either of the boys which one origi refuPd t0 ta)k His condition was 1 nated the Idea for the efftae Dr Hea (fjou physicians said 1 colder weather Unless sgns ar all wrong It is GRAIN Prices Charged by Dealers I 33 't off 'a Bran 5160 middlings 170 1 9 19r Red Dog 210 chopped feed Nathan LeoHl Jr for the murder ism the executive council refused to of Robert ranks when it was re take any official recognition of the I aumed at 10:30 a in today i (I II I Ui 30c ublieans democrats and indspefid lOcS' 1 2c ens ut authfr'r 1 issuance of a I statement defense day is 3'c matter of law The statement was issued by Matthew Woll acting as spoKCsman lor 'oamuej uuinprie Crov asked tbp witness whether Whti a Pennsylvania express from he would not think it an indication ixng Beach td Camden of Insanity if a young man good struck an automobile at a grade habits and well to do committed a crossing at New Libscon ac A tn 4fne a vi SAhTf (By United rres Ld Wfr) Chicago Aug Heavy realizing in anticipation 'bf a bearish govern ment report ta be issued Thursday tookh 4e edge off the grain and Nrovint about a lower finish Liberal hedging pressure and pro lit iaiir and with' hti ylftg power not so aggressive broke wheat prices Corn eased off with wheat on low er cash prices and favorable grow ing weather A sympathetic dip was made in oats Provisions felt the effects of lower grains and sagged off CHICAGO CASH GRAIN Wheat No 1 Red 133 No 3 Red 132 No 2 Hard 9 131 No 3 Hard 180 9 U1K Oats No 3 WhUe 51(4 i 54 No 4 White 52(4 53 Standard 51 Timothy 625 8 25 Clover 1275 9 2150 Coni No 1 Y'rilow 116(4 No 2 Y'eilow ri(4 No 3 Yellow 115 117 Yellow 115 ellow Yellow the fed 1 the numlx i of mines cloed in Illinois I dur ng Hi week ended June 21 was 126 per cent greater than in th cor responding week of 1321 when the general industrial depression caused an acute slump in the production of soft coal in th state the depression is prolonged" says the Survey "more and more mines find it imhssible to operate On a greatly redfaced schedule and orders they might have Had go to the better equipped low cost mines i ihus enabling them tn operate on I better According ta Program This situation is strictly in line with a program mapped out lastly lnformation winter by Secretary of Commerce! "That is the conception I hate reached after a thorough examina tion of Loeb" the psychltarist said Gives His Reasons This conception Dr Healy said was based on the following reasons: 1 His abnormal Inner mental life His Hi? ers His misconduct 5 His vivid fantasies His pathological split personal ity I i TUBSDAt AUGUST 5 1924 29c 50c 7 SEE IT TWICE Harold Lloyd Girl Thread Silk Hose 7 i jT rr THESE AND MANY MORE BARGAINS It preferred These issues were sold on th expectation that directors wotlld jjass th common dividend this after noon Reports from ters continued they had little ers considering I position of the market Prices were Irregular In the last 15 minutes Congoleum was a fea ture selling up to 51 Important merger developments with English concerns are under way Although the market bore rather a mixed appearance with Continen tai Can strong selling at 57 Mith ieson Alkali weak at 33 The market closed lower 8 Steel 108(4 off Baldwin off TH Studebaker 33 off American Can 125 off General Electric 273 off Colora do uel up Consolidated Gas 71'4 up Atlantic Refining off 1 Mack Trucks up Union Pacific 141: 123 up Southern Railway 63i off New Haven 27 (4 Erie cording to a report received at th headquarter of the railroad Crowding ot people together dur ing th world war wax the cause of that these boya ora demand tho spread of the bed $ug plague i i u4 a A 1 ft Tri' Herbert Hoover and officials operators' and miners' erpa It was then declared by Mr Hoover that if employers and work will be majle with the advent ers couici agree upon a wage con tract and refrain from striking for a period of several years it would re 1 believed by those in touch with cons? suit in th elimination of un lditions that a serious fuel shortage economic min and to that extent pmust result in many sections of the siablliz the industry ountry beeatise of traffle congesttoa ederal officials however 11 apprehended when empty had no appreciation of the extent of nut perforce filled the readjustment that has since set in Statistics gathered by th Geological Survey show it la aid that literally hundreds of mines re garded a efficient have been forced to suspend because of lack of orders (hethor' ome of them will reopen It re THE ZBEEmU jbnBMAL STAMDARD BY PAUL MALLON (nlte1 press Staff Correspondent I Atlantic City Aug 5 The American ederation of Labor advised its workers tfonal defence day with thn Provisions Sept 132 132(4 128 128 Dc 136 136 132 May 140 140 137'4 137 Corn Sept 1 15 1 113 Dec 105 102 103 May 106 103 Oats Sept 50 51'4 49 Dee 53 51 May 56 56'4 54 54 Rye Sept 96 98 94 Dec 100 98 98 Mey 104 102 4 10244 Lard Eept jU00 1400 1357 1370.