Messenger-Inquirer from Owensboro, Kentucky • 7

SCHOOL TRUSTEES WILL BE ELECTED County Board of Education Makes Plans for Election in Called Meeting Plans for the sub district school trustee election to be held on July 14 were made at a special calle'd meeting of the county board of edu cation held today The law pro I vides that all candidates must file their intentions in writing in the office of the superintendent not less than 15 days prior to the election This makes riday June 29 the I last day of filing according to Supt Snyder 6 The board instructed Supt Sny der to revise the annual school bud get in keeping with the increased per capita provision that is being sought in the new appropriation bill before the state legislature The old budget has been arranged on I a limited per capita provision Prof Geo Vestal who has been in charge of instrumental music orchestration at Daviess county school will have charge of the same classes in all of the four i high schools in the county school system Miss Abbie Miller will teach private music lessons to county children desiring them According to a provision in the new school code providing for the selection of a secretary to the board by the board the group selected Supt Snyder as its secretary today The board also instructed Supt Snyder to make plans for the in 'stallation of a new heating system in the Utica high school building Various small bills and salaries were allowed by the board and Ada ields a colored teacher was elected to the Sorgho colored school I LASHES LIE (By Associated Press) Philadelphia After completing his charge to the jury in a num 1 bers racket case Judge James Gay Gordon Jr asked the jurors if they had any questions The formeman frowned ran his fingers through his hair and rose: your honor what do you want us to do: ind this man guilty or not The park authorities have decided to give cupid a boost Instead of chasing spooners out the park police from now on will do their best to protect them against intruders As Captain Hames Sammis of the Lincoln park police put it: "Love making within proper lim Sto is a protected occupation nowfed weffi keep the park safe for' Hiawassee William Kinsay Garrett 88 claim the distinc tion of being the father of puintup lets as can Ovila Dionne of Corbeil Ont but he was proud that he had 223 children grandchildren and great grandchildren Additional Personals Mr John Kirk and family of Cleveland are guests of Mrs Cynth 5 la Kirk at Philpot Only 25 of the 57 attempts at crossing the Atlantic in heavier than air machines were completed without loss of life 50 ttvte READY WITH THE NEW GRUNOW Safe because it has Car rene the magic fluid thatezes ice in record time that keeps your food at an even temperature that gives you every safeguard you need You cannot make Carrene explode no matter how hot the room gets Carrene is so simple so harm less that it is actually almost like water ou can see it smell it and hold it in your hand Yet this is the thing thatmakes every GRUNOW refrigerator efficient in op eration that helps to cut down your light bilL LfJuuww SUPER SAE RERIGERATOR 1 I oL HOME URNITURE CO 50 Steps from Main on Allen HEARD ABOUT TOWN Arnold Rusher was brought to the Owensboro city hospital last night suffering from an injured hand which he received in an accident on an oil rig near ordsville The injury was not thought to be se rious Dr A Kirk formerly of Owens boro now connected with the Vet Bureau at Danville Hl is critically ill according to reports re ceived here Arnold Rusher of Evansville sus tained fractures of two fingers and lacerations on his left hand in an oil field accident Tuesday night He was admitted to the Owensboro city hospital for treatment He is an em ploye of the Marette Oil company The fire department was called to the residence of A Hale 1326 West Ninth street at 4:45 Tuesday afternoon A cigarette had set fire to bed clothes but little damage resulted it was reported A large number of Owensboro music lovers went to Evansville last night to hear Jan Garber and his orchestra at the Coliseum' COURT NEWS MARRIAGE LICENSE Ed Vance 50 Owensboro to Mrs Sallie Mattingly 51 Owensboro SUIT TO ORECLOSE The Louisville Joint Stock Land Bank filed suit today in the Da viess circuit court against Edith Hayden and others seeking a fore closure on farm land on a debt of $636681 Louis I Igleheart and A McDonald attorneys IN POLICE COURT Cases disposed of in police court today by Judge A Roby follow Clark Church drunkenness $5 and costs Joe Morton breach of the peace dismissed: Alice Pate disor derly conduct $5 and coets Homer Knott breach of the peace $5 and costs Bill Brown breach of the peace $10 and costs rances Jones was fined $5 and costs for operating an automobile without a 1934 35 license tag INED OR RECKLESS DRIVING Earl Price charged with reckless driving was found guilty by a Jury this morning in police court and a fine of $10 and costs assessed The warrant against Price followed a wreck a few weeks ago at ifth and rederica streets NOTARY QUALIIES Miss Alice Baker qualified no tary public and executed bond of $500 in county court Tuesday with George Taylor as surety CIRCUIT COURT SUIT The Title Insurance and Trust Co of Louisville filed suit in Da viess circuit court Tuesday against William McLimore and others for $253872 claimed to be due on notes Sale of property mortgaged to secure the Ioan is asked Cary Miller and Kirk attorneys 15000 Bass Placed in Muhlenberg County Lake Greenville Ky June 30 Landrum superintendent of the Trigg Hatchery Glasgow has Just placed 15000 smajl mouth bass in lakes in this section Mr Landrum was here with a truck from which distribution of the fry was made to Kentucky utilities company of Earlington A Wickliffe Coal company Browder Beech Coal com pany Beech Creek the Greenville country club lake and also the small lake here A demonstration in the making of American cream cheese was con ducted at the high school building here Tuesday morning by Barkman field agent in dairying extension department University of Kentucky The purpose of the meeting which was arranged for by Mrs Alma Moore home demonstration agent was to give Muhlenberg county farm women an opportunity to learn how to utilize surplus milk and thus give them another food product to be used on the table This is in line with the at pro gram which has been sponsored in the county for the past several years Williams Accused In Grocery Store Robbery Robert Williams 41 years old already under a one year sentence to the penitentiary and in jail awaiting trial on a charge of breaking into grocery store at Eighth and Hall streets on June 6 last had a warrant served upon him today by Assistant Chief of Police William Vollman charging him with breaking into groc ery store ifth and Leitchfield road on June 4 last Williams will be arraigned before Judge A Roby In police court on the latter charge Thursday morning George Garrison has already been held over to the grand jury in con nection with the Townsley breakin having waived his examining trial According to Assistant Chief Voll man he stated that Garrison ad mitted breaking into the store and carrying off some flour and soap and accused Williams of taking the cigarettes Garrison told the officer that Williams then sold the ciga rettes to Ernest Cambron another grocerman Too Late to WE ARE NOW IN OUR NEW LOCATION Pearl street just oft Third City Produce Market Phone 925 Eggs and milk fed poultry OR IVE ROOM BUNGALOW In Buena Vista Apply at Mercer's Studio or 210 23rd St Modern improvements furnace basement ga rage SMALL RESIDENCE MUST be reasonable in price Address care Messenger Inquirer and stat terms TANK SUITABLE TO HAUf water on truck Stimson Lum ber Co THE INQUIRER OWENSBORO KY WEDNESDAY JUNE 20 1934 PAGE SEVEN MARKETS 16: Pow Lt Rad St Roll MUI Smelt Ref Tel Tel 27 16 3 17 lb Sl 13 3 3 1 3 2 63 7 17 28 15 7 34 2 54 26 2 3 26 33 26 13 54 22 19 30 97 18 53 14 13 9 28 36 18 18 25 16 34 26 38 15 53 47 41 Vs 14 23 2 35 20 68 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1434 1434 1334 13 9 9 273 2734 35 36 17 17 1734 2334 24 10 10 30 30 15 16 4 434 18 18 24 2434 11 1134 334 3 5934 60 31 3134 18 I834 36 36 38 38 19 10 7 7 314 3 17 17 4534 4534 43 43 1634 1634 243 243' 2634 2634 2034 '2034 3534 35'4 46 4634 4334 43 12434 12434 1934 20 534 1634 1634 41 4134 127'4 12834 4034 4034 46'4 46 5034 5134 2134 2134 STOCKS CLOSE GOVERNMENT BONDS New York June 20 bonds close: Liberty 3's 1044 Liberty first 10226 Liberty fourth 434 10319 Treasury 1136 Treasury 4'e 10g $4 Treasury 334's 1072 Treasury 45 47 10423 CASH GRAIN Chicago June 20 Wheat No 2 bard 9634c Corn No 3 white 6334c No 3 yellow 6034c No 2 white 6334c Gate" No 2 white 44c No 3 white 4334c No rye Barley Tim othy seed cwt Clover seed 1450 CWt Lard tierces $655 loose lard 8610 GRAIN UTURES CLOSE Chicago June 20 close: Wheat July Sept Dec July 57 58c Sept 59c Dec 5934c July 634c Sept 6534c Dec 6734 July 5834c Sept 5234c July Sept 5685 Oct $695 July $9 37 Sept $955 LOUISVILLE GRAIN Louisville Ky June 20 Board of Trade quotations on csrload SELLING prices of grain to local points: No 2 red 98 No 2 white 69c No 2 yellow 65c No 3 white 47c lour quotations to farmers Mo red wheat or better 88c 8T LOUIS GRAIN St Louie June 20 Cash: Wheat 1 red 93c No 2 yellow 61c No 3 60c No 3 white 45c nominal EVANSVILLE GRAIN Evansville Ind June 20 Wheat white 57c yeUow 54c Wheat 87a OWENSBORO GRAIN MARKET (PrlCM Quoted by Owensboro Milling Company) (New or old) No 3 ar better 84c No 3 81c CREAM MARKET Evansville Ind June 20 Cream 19c premium 21c CHICAGO PRODUCE Chicago June 20 Re ceipts 11660 market unsettled cream ery specials (93 score extras (93) 34c extra firsts (90 firsts (88 89) second (88 87) 21 21 34c standards (90 centralized cariota) 2434c Butter sales 4 cars standards 2434c Receipts 12864 market steady 163 4c No egg sales LOUISVILLE PRODUCE Louisville Ky June 20 No 1 rots off 13c doz seconds rots off 10c do Colored broilers 2 lbs and up 21c lb 13' to 2 lbs 18c lb Tur keys No 1 hens 12c No 1 toms 10c under grades 6c lb Hens colored aU sizes 19c lb Leghorn hens 8c lb Leg horns and blacks all sizes 5c lb Ducks 4c lb Geese 4c lb Cocks 4c lb Guineas 20c each OWENSBORO MARKET Reported by Dahl Sc Groe Inger resh unsalted bides 3c and 4c lb salted cured bldee 4c and 5c lb clear wool 3527c lb light burry wool 1820c lb hard burry wool 15c wild ginseng 4 Mayapple 3o lb CRUDE OIL Western Kentucky Illinois Pipe Line Co per barrel 81 II Producere Pipa Line Co par barrel 111 Eastern Kentucky Ashland Refining Co Somerset Crude oil per barrel 81JS Hart Barren ields Green River Pipe Line Co Mun fordville Logedou Valley district per barrel 135 Stoll OU Refining Co per barrel It8 EVANSVILLE LIVESTOCK Evansville Ind June 20 Cattle to choice long fed heavy steers good to choice dry fed cows 82 508 3 35 canners and cutters 150 good bulls 83 75 milk cows $2000830 00 choice 150 185 lbs $4 5 00 good to choice $4 00 choice heavy 200 250 lbs heavy 250 300 lbs strictly fat Sheep and No 1 ewes and wethers $900 No 1 bucks and heavies 90 lbs $800 yearlings 350 sheep $2 00 down 210 250 lbs $485 250 300 lbs $485 300 lbs up $450 180 210 lbs $425 130 150 lbs $345 130 lbs down $295 OWENSBORO HOG MARKET Quoted by ield Packing Co (No yardage commission or weighing charges deducted) Quotations tor June 20 Cattle Light steers and hellers good to choice 45055O fair to good $350450 common to fair $250350 heavy steers and heifers good to choice $4009500 fair to good $300400 common to fair $250300 heavy cows good to choice light cows good to choice eutter cows fair to good canner cows fair to good 50 butcher bulls light $3 0093 50 bologna bulls 700 900 lbs $2000280 900 1200 lbs 8250 0 3 00 1200 lbs and over $3000325 Market 10020c higher tops $460 210 250 lbs $460 250 300 lbs $450 180 210 lbs $445 300 lbs up $405 150 180 lbs $395 130 150 lbs $275 130 lbs down $195 sows 300 lbs down $300 sows 300 lbs up $275 stags 80 1b dock $200 Hogs that are not strictly fat are bringing 25e to 75c under above prices Calves Market steary to 50c lower fancy 3344l'2c top 232334c good 2234c fair 13'22c common I1 4c heavy 1 34 2l'2c We win receive lambs each Tuesday at 75c under Evansville quotations MORTUARY MRS ANNA HAAGA Evansville Ind June Mrs An na Haaga 73 widow 2221 West Michigan street died Tuesday at her home here uneral services will be held at 230 Thursday afternoon at the home with the Rev Theo Haas in charge Burial will be in Locust Hill cemetery Surviving are six daughters two sons a brother Conrad Wambach of Beech Grove Ky 18 grandchil dren and two great grandchildren MRS EMMA BENNETT Calhoun Ky June Mark and Whittle Wright have received word from Detroit of the death of their sister Mrs Emma Bennett Mrs Bennett formerly resided here and had many friends and relatives in thia section Her daughter Mrs Jesse Bennett Paul died in Detroit June 3 Mrs Bennett had been in failing health for some time and her death was not unexpected Burial was in Detroit Joy Hazelrigg 6 Years Old Takes Part in Recital Joy Hazelrigg six year old daugh ter of Mr and Mrs Hazelrigg 1226 Locust street played five num bers in a recital given by the piano pupils of Miss Mary Keen Wheeler in Evansville Tuesday morning at the irst Christian church Little Miss Hazelrigg was so warmly re ceived that she was again presented in the advanced concert given by Miss advanced class in Evansville Tuesday evening The numbers played by little Miss Haz elrigg were Bach opus 55 No 1 Kuhlan Beethoven ing Butterflies Bhytte Ambrose oreign Newt Briefs (The Associated Press) A new royal romance linking Prince Bertil of Sweden and Princess Juliana of Holland both now in England wu envisaged by reports from England today Prime Minister Ram say MacDonald addressing Amer ican delegates to preliminary naval discussions stressed vast responsibilities on the high seas and her importance in world No British plan for next conference was offered A systematic campaign of dynamiting rocked many sections of Austria In the province of Vor arlberg alone there were 18 bomb ings and at Innsbruck the apart ment of a police official was de stroyed Vice Chancellor ranz Von Papen offered hie resignation following criticism of his speech attacking certain phases of the Nazi regime last Sunday Chancellor Hit ler refused to accept the resigna tion The United States dol lar gained 8 4 cent to the pound and closed at 603 7 8 in Paris it lost 1 4 centime closing st 15 14 francs (6605 cents to ths franc) and in Berlin it sold at 3A11 marks (3S86 cents to the mark) When the 1930 census was taken there were 10632100 women gain fully employed In this country TO PROBE SUES Til LOBBYISTS (Continued from Page One) Jury It would make a final report to the 1936 General Assembly Senator resolution called for appointment by Lieut Gov A Chandler of a committee of five senators to investigate and reports" of and attempts at in connection with passage of the sales tax bill Musical Program Given At Rotary Club Meeting A musical program was given at the weekly luncheon meeting of the Rotary club held at Hotel Owens boro today The program included vocal piano and violin numbers and was as follows: Brown Bird Woods "Mighty Lak a Rose" Nevin George Weir: Little White Ibert Miss Beba Robertson Speaks Huhn Robert Smith Lehar Kreisler the Cane Gardner Charles Ralph Piano wire is considered the strongest wire in proportion to its size It takes about 150 days to the best grade of leather in tanner ies rom Postal Clerk to Cabinet Aide ISiwiOiiiWi iftllililHM I ga 3 St f' 1 Im Thirty six years ago Smith Pur du began bis postal service aa a railway mail clerk You tee him here at Washington as ourth (KssUtant Postmaster General one of the few ever to rise from the ranks to the position He cornea from Maryland UBGE OICE OR RODES NITERS Petition Would Have Legis lator Appointed Attorney General If Post Vacant rankfort Ky June 20 A petition urging Gov Ruby Laffoon to appoint Representative Rodes Myers (D) Bowling Green attor ney general in the event the pres ent holder of that office Bailey was being circulated today in the House of Representatives by Representative Yancy Handy (D) Cave City The petition bore the signatures of thirty two representatives It will be circulated later in the Sen ate Handy said Myers serving his first term in the legislature was secretary of the interim committee and assisted in preparing the budget bill introduced yesterday Attorney General Wootton is a candidate for appointment to suc ceed the late A Cochran as judge of the ederal district of Eastern Kentucky Assistant Attor ney General Sam Brown is men tioned prominently as likely to suc ceed Wootton in the event the lat ter wins the ederal position ASK OR MOROLINE WHITE ETROLEUM JELLV 21! 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