Wisconsin State Journal from Madison, Wisconsin • 12

THE WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL: Wisconsin Madison Page Twelver Monday. October Tl 'Krs i LEGAL NOTICES Hoover Committee! Optimist Club -Livestock" Madison Mart a Oi r.l Sh I I 'twelve 11 half of the NEW YORK STOCKS CLOSING PRICES Stock Gain, Loss Nearly Balance in Light Trading hp ToldThinking Is Big Need Tow ii -T 1 A In Net j. in- tin. I. Expense in a Totals $10,868 is ll'l' Monday's quotations on livestock markets as furnished by Oscar Mayer and Company, packers.

Madl- "Hor market steady with Friday. Calf market steady. Cattle market weak to I lower. Lamb market steady. The following quotations ar for hid'! 14 7 5 1SH 28 16Ta NEW YORK, Oct.

31 U.P.) Market lower. Close: A Air Reduction 53 la Alaska Juneau im Allied Chemical 73 Allls Chalmers 8 American Can 52 MVKSTOCK RKVIKW CHICAGO. Oet. 31 Hogr markets were mostly steady today in a rather lsriht trade. A few markets were unevenly hiaher to lower, reeeipls generally beinif rather l.irsre in excess of last Monday although stilt blow a yar ago.

Chicago wan steady with Friday with rows weak to in cents lower. Supplies were very light. The top was 40 with hulk 13.10 to $3.40. Cleveland was steady 10 cents lower. Pittsburgh was 10 1(1 cents higher.

F.asfc Huf'fato was active to all interest, steady to strong. F.ast St. Louis was steadv. Of the 51.800. Chicago had 28.000; Cleveland Pittsburgh 3,20.

Last Buffalo Kant St. Louis 8,500. Cattle markets were almost, inactive al many points today. The trend was downward and apparently eood to choice hogs: Lisht hots. 180-190 IS l.iKtit hogs.

160-1 0 i.titht hogs 20-230 pounds, pounds, pounds. Net Changes Exceed Point as Groups Find Little Basis for Trend Close Uneven Campaign. Group Received Contributions of $12,495 Including $5,000 from National Body National Tower Light. Nevada Copper Central North American Northern Pacific Ohio Oil Packard Paramount Penn Railroad Penney Peoples Gas a i it 13.00-3.15, M.iiiuiii butchers lbs. Foreign 7si Ice 7 Locomotive 8 Ai American American American American American American American American Markets at a Glance Radiator Smelting Sugar Tobacco 2i 3 14 21 V4 69 47 20 Vz 4 Is Phillips ds I IWTK $3 tio-10.

Heavy butchers. 2S0-3IO lbs. J'Hiu'Vl0" butchers, 325-350 lbs. Light IHihts. HO-loO pounds.

riVs'VlVlSrt lbs. I2.25-3.00. PiU-kini; sows pounds. $2 35 75? 3. o-4 lbs- 12.10-2.

30; 4.25-50(1 lbs. J2.00 2.2". Calves- Good $4 fair common JJ.OU-J UO. JIOMI-O'S rilll KS Tim fi.ikiuinii uuotitions furnlsh- Puhlic Service 21 103 8 42 "i 414 .1 i- Pullman Pure Oil The world needs optimism, but its problems must he solved in- rlividually by individual thinking. David Onan, Minneapolis, president of Optimist International, told Ihe Madison club this noon at the Hotel Loraine.

"It is not those who are really, bad off who are complaining; those who are not so had off are complaining most," Onan said, urging the club members to spend money "to help those in need anil keep the wheels of industry turning. Sees lavf Pace "If you are going to lip an optimist you must go at an awful paP." 1ip warned the business men. He told of his own business' increase this year "to the best month since 1020" by more work. "People have gone to work, flood farmers have discovered that they can get alone with loss nionpy while poor farmers still ihink they must get higher pricps to pay wages workers. Good farmers are doing thir own work." i Onan ciled examples of jndivid-j ual thinking that, have aided tmsi-' ness problems.

Jogs Shine; Pants i "Those people sitting around on i shiny pants seats waiting for some only hel din check by the. lightness of the- Chicago was not established but Jooked weak to 23 cents lower -on fe. sales of steers and yearlings, most bids being- fully 23 cents down but other classes being steady to lower. Cleveland was steady-: Pittsburgh was slow. weak.

Fast Buffalo was fairly active on all classes and glades wilh the market, steady to strong' and 23 cents higher in xpots. F.ast St. Louia was steadv to lower Totals were 21.000' Cleveland S30; Pittsburgh S30: Fast Buffalo l.UUo; East St. L-onis S.OOfl. Sheep markets suffered a sharp reaction H' along the line as a result of very heavy receipts and only a small demand.

Chicago mostlv steady with killing' class slow anil 6 34 2 29 Vi Wisconsin Pro- KxpendHures by the Hoover-Cur- I lis state committee in this campaign have amounted to 10.R68.T5. The committee has received contributions of $12,405.63 of which Ihe largest was $5,000 from the republican national committee. 'I lie ol her subscriptions have been from individual republicans in all parts of Ihe state. The Woman's Christian Temperance union has expended $225.52 in this, campaign. All of its money came from dime card contributions which amounted to $504.35.

Progressive! Kevelvp $859.75 The La Follette Progressive club of Milwaukee county has received subscriptions of 75 and expended $360.1 1 The Roosevelt Business and Professional league has had contrihn- fd by the SoiitUern I By United I'reinnl Slocks recover pari early looses in dull trading. Bond irreirulnrly lower; amusement Issues weak. Curb sftick dull and hrefru. Jar; oils steady. Chicago stocks quiet and mixed.

Call money 1 per cent. Foreign exchange steady; yen breaks. Wheat rallies to near previous close after dip of more than cent. Corn and oats steady. Chicago livestock: hotrs steady; cattle, steady to 25c lower; sheep mostly steady.

Cotton steady around preti-oiis closing levels. dm: 5 Company. Heavy liens over 4 ibs. l.ilit and leghorn hens Heavy springs 4 lbs. over Hfav'v springs under 4 lbs.

Corks Leghorn broilers lot.t.s Fresh Fresh clean while cfis Fresh puUet tsits He i 9 5c 2 Ic 2 5c 17c Radio Reo Rcynolrs Tobacco Sears Roebuck Shell Union Oil Simmons Soc Vac Sou Pac Sou Rwly Sid Brands Sid Gas Klec Std Oil Calif Std Oil .1 Studcbaker 12', 10 4 17' RU 13, 30-8 7 2a ar I'M 8 Anaconda Atchison Auburn Auto Raid win Loco Rendix Aviation Reth Steel Rorden Burroughs California Tacking Canadian Tacific Case Cerro de Tasco and Chso MS TT and Chgo Northwestern Chrysler Col Fuel Col Has Comm Sol Comm. and Sou Cons Gas Cons Oil Corn Trods for- a Iri feedei'H fa'irly 'active. lives were held at $3 0i' to $5.50 ai the best higher Cleveland, however. was weak to 25 cents or more lower on lambs. Pittsburgh was mostly steady.

Fast Buffalo lambs were 25 to 40 cents down. St. Louis was rot Ij'i iiuui i iv as rurmsMfij Pliers on hv lions of $118 and expenditures of the Madison Pa. 'kins company. It I 1S4 61 8 2 2d 24 30 5 Is 137s 21.t 44 24 65 24'i, is; 1S 35 thing to happen Nov.

8 better get a move, on in the next seven days, for whatever happens we've got io get off to a running he West Johnson Street. Hea liens ov 5 lbs. 10' in Heavy hens under 5 lbs. Sn I.eUhoi II hens hl-' Leghorn broilers over 2 lbs. Ke Heavy springs 4 Ibs.

up fco Heavy springs under 4 lbs. 'ocks bu about. $30(1. The Hoover-Curtis Volunteer club has had receipts of $673 and expenditures of $76471. The Young Men's Democratic club of Wisconsin had expended $81.53.

The subscriptions to the canrpaign fund of the C. Schafer for Con Tpx Cpn Tex Gulf Trans Ama gn'- a Iso not established, asking steadv hut talking- unevenly lower Chicago 30.0110; Cleveland Pittshumh 3.500; Fast Buffalo Last St. Louis total 53.300. Hit 1.1 KSTIH CHLNCAGO, Oct. 31 igs; 2S.OO0, incdluding direct; steady with Friday, packing sows weak to 10 lower; lb.

3.30-3.40- top 3.40; 300-325 lb. 3.1 140-170 lb. 3.15-3.35; pigs pa eking sows 2.25-3.00. Light lights 140-160 lb. good and choice.

3. 1 40 light weight 1fiO-2oo lb good and choice 3. 25-3. 4ft; medium weights 200-250 lb. good anil choice 3.

30-3. 40. heavy weights. lb. good and eboi.

parking sous lb. medium and good slaughter pigs 100-130 lb. good and choice 3.00- Harold Norman, Milwaukee ernor of the ninth district, spoke. in r. rtt i.rii I furnished hv the Madi- 5fi 3d t.i 31 51 is Millon i and Egg Co sou I ult st A 1 l'n Carbide I Pac.

l'n Air l'n Cpn l'n Fruit l'n Gas Imp 1' fluhher Steel E- Street. Him he ns I hnl 11 hens Leghorn broilers P.l L- I 1 1 1 L-l I flesh Ni' 4 His. Rubber dull and easier, BY ELM Kit C. YFALZKR tilled 1'rean Klnanelal Kdilorl NKW YORK. Oct 31 Gains and losses just about balanced each other in today's stock market session which was one of the lightest days in more than eight years.

In rare instances net changes exceeded a point, and these generally were in inactive issues. Drug, was sold down a point on fears over the dividend. General Motors held well as its dividend meeting approached. Railroad issues were hovering around the. previous close all day despite indications of another decline in car loadings for the week ended Oct.

28. Public utilities were depressed the most of any group, with Public Service off more than a point, and People's Gas off 2 points. American Telephone ranged over an arc of a little more than a point and was steady late in the day. Drug Pont Ka st man Klec Kirestone i Fox A 1 Freeport I I -W- PHOIU IT. Frank F'lllt "ale pro.

to of om pi o- Quotations lv i ii i Warner Bros i Western Union Westshse Air Brakes i West ghse Klec T'ex 2RV, 12't 2fii4 36 1. Wool worth d'Jif 1 1 nl a re I I Celery ad Let I ii i ilj nrnuis Onions oil lb sacks mi .0 to SI. Ml 1.30-12. it) gress club have been $835 and the expenditures $639.04. Other political organizations that have reported to the secretary of i state are: (ireen Lake County Re-' publican club.

$10. 7( Fi. Atkin- son Republican club, Jeffer- son County Republican 'dub. $25.07: Adams County Republican; iub, $3); Nernah Republican cluh, $160; Kewaunee County Republi- tan club. $30.07: Watertown Re- publican club, $218.71: the Rock; County Republican club, Manitowoc County Republican lub.

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Support The Blown County Republican ciub reports receipts of $2,213 and expenditures of $2,131.56. The Oneida County Republican cluh receipts of $570.30 and expenditures of $572.78. A club organized in the interests of William D. Thompson, democratic candidate for congress in the first district, has had receipts of $158. OS and expenditures of $148.08.

Milwaukee Firm Starts Move, Cites Job Insurance Lemons ease i Gen Flec Foods Gen Mtrs 'Gold Oust 'Goodyear Graham Paise Grt Pfri l.VU 2Sla 12'K 16' I7 n7s Additional N. Y. Stocks a ii en isheil h' Company. Inc Pro i Irk I still lens 1 i. rns I'l l.

e. 4 I l'l' He a i tid f'nrnlnhrd hr HlI.niHII. WtllHEJI IHA.N ULEK a and -H 1 7 Sc he uwen iving, Lumoer Dealer, Dies at 87 Owned Yards at Dodgeville, Spring Green, Lone Rock tnte Joitniftl ew Vericel SPRING GRKK.N Owen King. S7. lumber dealer here for many years, died today at his home after a lingering illness.

Besides a yard here, lip owned lumber yards at Dodgeville and Lone Rock. Surviving arp eight sons and daughters and a sister. Funeral services will bp held at 0 a. m. Thursday at St.

John's church. The family has requested that no flowers be sent. Democrats Should Refuse to Prepay Bonus, Al Writes NKW YORK (U.R) "The new democratic administ ration." Alfred K. Smith says confidently in ihe New Outlook's second issue under his editorial guidance, "should repeal all benefits for veterans' disabilities not traceable to war. ami I should set jis face resolu'ely against any plan for prepayment of the soldiers' The former democratic president i a 1 nominee wrote as though be considered the election over- and won, LEGAL NOTICES 4 17 I 4 lbr.

i a nri lite I'S nlrr Hm snr i 's under Houston Oil Howet Sound rii spr.n- I- Siteei common and preferred is- i sues rose fractionally. The street1 was given a mild jolt when it was learned the premium on steel preferred had been advanced to per hundred shares. Small gains were noted in Chrysler, International Harvester, Seaboard Oil. Liquid Carbonic, Sears Roebuck and Westinghouse Klec-tric. American sugar preferred rose more than 2 points.

At one time U. S. industrial alcohol was down 2'i poinls at 23. lt made up most, of I) tider; Hudson lnspn Cop 1 in Harv Int Nickel 7 nt and Ca'tle; 2l.0O(i; calves; 2.000; not enough done to market, occasional sales feJ sleets and yea r- i lings weak to 25 lower, most bids II 1 1 2 5 ea rl i nus heifers st ear) cows weak to lower; hulls siead.v i veatei's weak; slo, kers firm: no i choice fed xterrs sold. Slaughter tie and vealers: steers COO-IO'I lb.

good an fi.0H-S.5l; lb. good and choice fi.oo-S.75. I 1 no- I3imi lb. good and choice tv 25-1. 23; 1 300-15OH l'n.

pood and loice 11.50- 1.50; KOO-1300 Jh. common and me- dititii heifers lb. good and choice 5.5o-7,5 common and medium 3. 00-5. 50; good toj choice 3.00-4.50; common anil medi- nm 2.35-3.00.

low' culler 1.35-2.33; bulls veai lings excluded) good and eboi.e i beef 3.01 -1 .50 cut er i ued in 2.00-3.00 yen lers (milk fed) good and choice 1 me- ditini S.iiO-4. no; cull and common 2.oo- 3.00. Siorker and feeder cattle: i lb. good arid choice 4.25-; li.00; common and medium Sheep; 30.000; killing clusess slowl mostly steady: feeder fai'ly active; g-ood to choice native InVihs 5.0:l-5.5n. best held, higher; westerns unsold; white faced feedeis 4.00-4.23.

Slaughter sheei and lambs; lambs 10 lb. down good and choice 4 7 .5. 7 5 medium I all wejsrhts common 3.30-4.OO; ewes lb. iiedium to choice 1.00-2.50; hII weights common 3.50-4.0H; ewes 10-150 lb. medium to choice 1.

no-2 50; all weights cull and common 50- 1.75 Feeding lambs 50-75 lbs. good and choice, 4.50-5.25. MII.W KKK I.IIKSTOCK MILW AI KFK. Oct. 31 Livestock: hogs, receipts 2.O00; pnevnly steadv to Id lower Hian Friday's ayer-.

age. Fair to yood ligh Iti0-2o0 lbs. fair to good light butchers 250-300 lbs. and prime and heavy butchers 325 lbs. nn 2.75-3 10; common and unfinished i tirade 2.5,1-3.oO; rough nil heavy packers 2.

I pigs liO-120 lhs. 3.00-3.30; stags 1.75-2 75: govern 21 164 I'i 4 re Bank Stocks 1 A Johns Manvillp 5 -K- riuoafinns are the pi'ices nn hank st.nek Hiilhurd. Warren First Vntrs I Bid The rollowi hul anil asked as furnished and Chandler. MILWAUKEK (U.R) First operations in the removal of the 7im-mermann and Zimmermann Construction company from Milwaukee 17' 17- 5 7i2 I ll's MOMl.t Soin hern Kennecott Copper Krpsgp Pint Bid the loss before the close. Para-mount-Publix stocks and bonds were active on I he downside.

Federal Light and Traction preferred lost. 5 points. Morris and Essex 9 points and Homestake Mining 2. 15 MONDAY'S CLOSE Al Chpm and Oye American Internat Am Power and Light Atlantic Refng Aiat'on Corp Ass Tel I Rarnsdall Curtis Wright Contl Oil Klec Auto Lt Gillette Gran by Con HI tent Klevinator Kroger Groc Lambert Oliver Farm Olis Kiev Proctor Gam Purity Rak Rem Rand Rep Steel Skelly Oil South cal Ed Unit. Cigar t'til Power Lt A Vanadium 4' Aske i i i 24 1 2 4 1 I "1 Trir-i Ch-isp National 1 i 'I'm 'I'ium National Ci i Wis.

F'ank res Trust 1 1 Liggett and Myprs Lorillard Loews 1S 34 lli 30 Mack Montgomery 13 26 'i 10 6's 11 i2i 3fiVi 17 Wisconsin Stocks The foregoing isstres were features i on the downside, hut in all but Par- amount volume was small and of no significance marketwise. Wheat, Rye Set New Record Lows i Ward 3VV 25 1, 4'a Nash Motors Riscuit National Dairv MdMUVJ riltl F.x r.y paim; wkbbkr t. Hlh Low Close to Louisville, hegan today with the loading of 14 carloads of equipment. The company is involved in a municipal investigation of sewer; construction methods last year. Decision to leave Milwaukee came, officers sa'd, as the result of "rotien city hall politics and the state's increasing rates on work-ingtnen's compensation insurance in addition to unemployment in- i sura nee which becomes effective i next year.

"Insurance rates in Wisconsin I are nearly three times as high as in Roy Zimmermann, a member of the firm, said. Lodge Theft Suspect Kills Wife, Self, Milwaukee Told MILW AT 'KKK (U.R) A nation wide search had ended today with announcement that Carl Kge, 53. sought, on charges of embezzlement, had slain his wife and committed suicide in Dayton. O. Kge NEW YORK CURB Losses Shaved as Profit ing Nearly Restores Prices Near Close I I n.

1 .3 I 'T TK i Wisconsin. IT l-'i 1 i I 'I'. Krei-i, and John a 1 OUieii'e L-mber phiiv, a poi V. I I 1 on pan 1, a v' 1 1 'n. H.

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in of fi r.e 'o' i e.ii -in on ins- of i.r 9 3 2. n't. 0 io A the ef ed "1 jud i.c ji mi ti S.rri la" The Sou ft ef O-e i'i. p. 'I'll I i 1 i in li 1 i.

i ii i and a nil i Tine P'o. Til i I Add I'm: to tile of u. 'I', -C SI-f T. FINN r. 1 A Ms', dst Pu'.

(''. i v. i i i i- Hv virtue of II eye. "'in oit of pud 'ird' I' sc-. ci (lilt 1 ill for C'.

0." an, I Stn'e of r-r. for a I a "1 1 he sa id on October. in r''i nb-r- Kmhi il. is ai i W. 1.

a AS' J'-" a i iVjunn ant in fa- or of the T. a -id ments and tlirowouts 1 1 Cattle: receipts fiOO; 25 lower. Sleets, good to choice 7.01-8.30; medium to good 3.00-fi.fiO; fair to medium 4.oo-5.0(i; common to fair 2.00-3.50; heifers, good to choice 3.50-1.00- fair to medium 2.50-3.25; common to fait 1.50-2 0ft; cow good to choice 2.50-3.110; fair to 2.25-2.50; cutlers 1.50-2.00; eatiners 1.00-1.35: bulls, butchers 2.75-3.25; bologna 2.00-2.50; common 1.50-;'. on; milkers and springers, good to choice (common sell for beef) 20, 10-40. (u).

Calves; receopts 1.700; weak to 25 lower. Selects 5.25; good calves t.35-5.00; fair to gnnd 3.75- 4.25; common .3 governments and tlirowouts 2.00-2.50; heavy calves 1nO-3oo lbs. 3. 00-3. 50; grassv vealers 1.50-2 50.

Sheep. Receipt 300; lovyer. Good to choice, native lambs. 4.75-3.00; fair'to good native lambs 4.00-4.50; AHis 7 Am Trie' 1 1 7 1 7 1 Borden Co 2', 2-s Btirv rus Krie 3 St K- 2 Cit Servieo font Can iM Nash I2'1, Nat Oairv IS 1 7 1 7 North Sinn 21 2SU 2-8 Simmons Rariisdall 4 Lis). it ii rat N'oi li 1 1 Mitlw est ctil Jl" Parifi" it 1.1 Stee 4 5S Seaboard Oil 14 Tidewater 1'nited 2' PRICKS IT 1,2 4 1 13 14 lvs 23 7 7 1 '-4 S's MOM) AY'S Amn Light Tractn Amn Superpwr Asstd Gas A i CitiPs Svc Cord Cpn Klec Bond Sharp Ford Ltd Goldman Sachs Mns Hudson Pwr Pennroad Std Oil Ind Swift, Co l'n Found l'n Gas Cpn l'n fe A Util 21 (1st Pub.

Oct. 17 -Last 211 i SHKKIKK By Virtue of issued out of and under the eai of the circuit court in and for ib- Count, of Pane and State of i eou i n. a judgment rendered and dockeird the said court on the lSlh day of July. 1 932. in an action wherein L.

ii and van M. Kuuz are plaintiffs and Klmer Cate and Mabel Cfite are ef Ptirian i in favor of the i i -tiffs and against said defendants for the sum of which was directed and delivered to me as sheriff in and for said county of bane have lev ied upon ali ihe risM, title, and interest of the said K'mer Cate and Mabel Cate in and to the follow ing described real estate, to it The Southeast Quarter of C'e Southwest and 1 Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter, Section Seventeen (17), Township l-'ive N-itii Pause F.tsht 1 Fast, subject to prior lesal liens and also the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter, Section Tweiitv C20) Township Five i5i Xoith P.ange lisht Kast and also part of the Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter, Section Twenty (20) 'township Five .5) North P.ange Fi'-ht Kast except, the portion south of the highway, subject to legal incum-bra n.es. Notice Is Hereby Given that 1, the undersiened as sheriff aforesaid will sell the above named defendants' interest in the real estate described to the highest bidder for cash at public auction at the front door of the court house in the City of Madison in the County of Dane atid State of Wisconsin, 011 the Sth day of December, 1 932. at 11 o'clock n. m.

of that day to satisfy the said execution together with the interest and costs thereon. P. T. FINN. Sheriff of Pane County.

Alvin G. Hrendem uehl, Oconomowno, Wis. Attorney for Judgment Creditor. OO AW 6 wks. Mon.

nativ buck lambs 3.75-4.10- heavy nil iambs 3 00- By HAROLI F. AIM VILLI. niteri Pre Stnlf 4'orrrsnondenl CHICAGO, Oct. 31 (U.R) New! all time record lows were set by i wheat and rye on the board of trade today but the losses were later cut to minor amounts when short covering and profit taking revealed little pressure on the market. Wheat prices rallied a full cent although the best levels were not held.

December hit 43c at the inside and while" Winnipeg also was at. new lows, it failed to follow the extreme decline here and this was 3.23; light nil lambs 2. heavy ewes. buck's 1.00. 00; evves 1.00-cul lew es i i Chicago Stocks Milwaukee Market left Milwaukee last.

February after it was learned $724 in cash was missing from the treasury of a. fraternal lodge of which he was trustee. Investigation of the lodge's accounts, revealed, officers said, that $2,400 in bonds also had disappeared in 1031. ill -Produce- Mid West Util New Quaker Oats Swift and Company Swift Internationa! Kadio and Telv MH.U AI KFF. Oct.

3t Livestock unevenly steady to 10 loner than Friday's average; rattle 25 low er; calves weak to 25 lower; sheep 25 lower. Grain harlev unchanged corn to r. lower; rials easv rv e. easv to 1-; lower. wheMt pa-v to l- lower.

Bai lee rallies ara No 2 tVjscon-smi Corn satep: yellriw 2 ears No. 2 I car No. 4 Inspected 31 Bpndih Aviation Rorg Warnpr Cent Sthwe-t rti) Con Chicago Yellow Cab Cities Service Commonwealth Edison 1fi 10 1 I a factor in the local recovery. It. was a lack of support rather than i aggressive selling that caused the early drop.

Corn held in narrow limits and showed stubborn resis nkw ioiik pnniii I I NKW YORK. Oct. ,31 Potatoes, I firm; Long Island bhl; New i Jersey 1.35-1.40: Maoine 1.50- 1.75 bbl: Idaho 1.S5-2 .00 sack. Sweet potatoes dull; Jersey basket southern bhl. 1.00-1,15: southern basket 40.

Flour quiet; spring patents 3.60- I Zenith Radio id Name This Man, Win 10 Tickets to Orph Show 10 Milw auk 11-15: lou wool; inednim i per lb 1 23. a 1 ha i 1 1 a i of 2 5 1 1 pet ed in and lev ied in ej-e? -Grain- .1 i a i rictir. tit' Mrs. W. "vVr.ts.or a r- let i ar.as' Qua i T.

nil des' Horicon Dam Should Not Be Opened, View Kelleter Says Fire Menace Not Ended Tl Suit of Windsor Boy Against Driver Opens Ask $3,000 Damages for In-juries Suit of David Behling. 7. Windsor. tance early, oats were almost at a standstill and ihe receipts of only 1 car in the cash market set record. At the close wheat was unchanged to i.i lower, corn was to higher, oats were unchanged to higher and rye was to Vsc lower.

Provisions were steady. Liverpool declined further today the close hut still refused to break with North America, closing to lc lower. Winnipeg dropped to new low levels early. i tHK MO.M1AVS PRICK? Previous open High ton lone lose W'HKAT- oi-id i i Kan a NV uai-ter N'l v-t Vort-i lla Pa use Nor i of the of S. Tow ns 1 i (11) h.

3. R.i bhl. Pork dull; mess i B.25 bbl. Lard steady; middle west spot 4.40-4.50 Hio lbs. Petroleum firm; X.

Y. refined .17 crude Perm. 1.22-1.72 'oh I. Grease easv; brow .02 '4 lb. yellow 02 lb.

while Tallow- easv special to extra lb. Common hides dull. Hides city packer, iiiet; native steers; 6 Vi bull brands fi Colorado fi. Dressed poultrv quiet; turkeys 14-25; chickens II -20: broilers 12-23; capons 22-2S; fowls 10-LS; long Island ducks 13-IH. Live poultry steady; grepse 8-12: turkeys 13-2K; roosters 10-11; ducks 9-20; fowls 9-1S; chickens J0-1S; capons lfi-23; broilers 14-1S.

Cheese quiet; voting America 13-18. Butlre: market barely steadp; creamery, higher than extra! extra 92 score 20 -20; firsts 91 score 19'z-2o; firsts SS to S3 score 1 8 I 1 a seconds 17-1 7 'i. Kss; market firmer; special packs, including unusual hennery selections 2Si2-33: standards 27-28; lehandled receipts 25.i-2fi. a That re a The fire menace in Horicon marsh is not ended, and the dam which was closed Oct. 10 to aid in quenching the fires should not be opened, Paul D.

Kelleter, director of conser- Is lb 1. rri'l a 1 1 1 de.l jvation, declared in a hearng this morning before A. R. McDonald, Piee .431, .41 .41 May .41 JuK- .50 cons flee. .21 .21 .24 .21 .21, July .31 .31 30 3n OATS Pee.

.15, .15 17 .17 .17 .17 .17 HYK Pee. .27 .77 .27 .27 Mav .3 1 .3 1 .31 .3 1 .3 1 LARD Or'. 4 07 4 3.17 3.17 4 15 3 15 Mar. 4.07 4 07 -May 4 1 7 4.1 7 4.1 2 4.1 2 4.15 MELLIES Oet. 4.50 4.50 M' December touching 4 44, off 1V to I'Tic at, the start.

Kxporters were holding aloof due to the uncertainties abroad as well as in America. Cash prices were unchanged to Vsc lower. Receipts were f) cars. Corn was relatively stronger than wheat early but lost its opening advance. While prices declined somewhat later, standing kc low against Hans Hetland, Windsor, for for injuries suffered when he.

was struck by a car near a school i Iioiisp April 11, 1932. was started be-l fore A. C. Hoppmann and a circuit court jury today. David, who brought the suit, through his mother, who was ap-: poitUfd his guarrian ad litem, claims IlPtland's car struck him and Hetland drove on without of- fering him aid.

Hptland claims that there were I several other cars on the road, which leads from Windsor to high sell the the real est tuddc a lie I in i lie I of Dane the Sth ,1 o'clo. a sa id inter(-t. (1st Pub. Oet. 3 Last Nov 7 1 STATU OF WISCONSIN 1 (TIICL'IT OOFP.T FOR DAN COI NTY Ole Fvnris and I'nion Trust Company, a Wisconsin corporation.

Plaintiffs, vs. Henry A. Wiessenser and Mary iessenger. his wife, Clara 10. (Hidden.

Simon F. Lunde and liig'e-borg Lunde. hi? ife. Defendants. NOTICF OF SALK Please Take Notice that by virtue of a judgment of foreclosure and sale made 1n the above entitled action on the 2fith day of September, 1931.

the undersigned She) iff of Dane County, Wisconsin, will sell at publie auction at the Main Street entrance of the Dane County Court House, the City of Madison. Dane County. Wisconsin, on the 13th day of November, A. 1. 193 2.

at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of tbat dav. the real estate and njort paged premises directed by said judgment to be sold and therein described as follows: Lot Number Fight (S). Block Number Thirteen (12), of Fair Oaks in the City of Madison, Dane County. Wisconsin, according: to the recorded plat thereof, nated October 1st. 1 932.

T. FINN. Sheriff of Dane County. Wis. KM T.

1 1 a er to 'ic higher at mid-session, the Alvin i irf.noi public, service commissioner. A group of farmers have asked that the dam be opened on the grounds that the emergency is no over. Kelleter said that cIosing'th dam has raised the water only two-thirds of a foot. The fires ar not yet out, he sad. Kelleter maintained that, the dam should remain closed to build up the sub-soil water.

A letter was introduced from Circuit Judge C. M. Davidson of Dodge county protesting against the use of county highway machinery in the marsh. RAI ri.OSK 31 Wheat; At to io No. 2 lent li i.

market failed to break into new low ground. The session was very inactive. Bookings were 10S.OO0 bit with the cash demand the lowest in weeks'. Cash prices were to CHICAfid IMtOIII TK CHICAGO, Oct. 31 F.KSi'K: market steady; receipts 2.82fi cases.

Kxtra firsts 23-24; firsts 23-21 Vi: cur 1 mixed 24 No CHICAGO CHICAGO, Oct. weevil 4 1 4 Corn old i No 2. 25-25 No. 3. No.

2 No. 4 34 i o. 2 pie grade 2 I 'i No. vello i I tT ON SIN rent receipts 19-22'v. llirties 18-20.

WISi ci; i' list I'll SIATK (i eoi'irr Leutiie Pi white 25-23 it sam- 3 1 1 TO! way I at the time of the accident and that one of two other machines struck the hoy. David had his right leg broken in two places and had to be confined in a hospital and at for p. period of two months. He claims the leg is now crooked and will remain so for the rest, of hs life. t'ii: No.

No. 4, fi 21 mined 2 23 -24 No. 'ot'tl i 3 4 22. No. 3 vpIIiuv -i -23 5 22-i 2' No.

3 while a i i Ann dt. Ski No. 1, Hetif Pin 10? ak. 22 sa triple grade mixed 11. No.

Oafs; No. Rve No. 3 Butter: market unsettled; receipts 9.221 tubs. Rxtras 19; extra firsts 1S-19: firsts 1 7 -1 7 V-2 seconds 15-16; stn ndai ds 18 Poultry: market firmer; receipts 17 trucks. Fowls 11-13'i: springers J0-11: leghorns 9 'i I due-is 9-11; eese 10; turkeys 10-17; roosters leghorn broilers 9.

Cheese: twins 12-12 Vi; jo ing Americas 1 Potatoes: on track 2S9; arrivals 124; shipments 519; market steady; Wisconsin and Minnesota cobblers South Jtakota ear Ohios 5o-62's: Idaho russets 1.05-5.. 11 5. Defend a of i in 1 i 107 Pv- virtue treasury 4s '54. lot. treasury a a ie .1 losu da Barley; 21-35.

Timot 2.25 Clover; 7.50-8 Hi? lflh 3s '5fi, 102.15; treasury 3-s '4, 100.22: treasury 3s '43, March 101.4; treasury 3g -43. IOJ.3- treas Gilbert. Kla. Hfilman Paeder, Attorneys for Plaintiffs. DOAW-6 wks.

Mon. Vie lower. Receipts were 311 cars. Oats and rye were dull. Oats were practically at a standstill with prices unchanged.

Rye, however, eased to by mid-morning, setting now lows. December being at a record low level for all time. Cash oals were Receipts were 1 car. Eagle River Bank Closes; Blame Steady Withdrawals EAGLK RIVER (U.R) The Farmers' and Merchants' State bank closed today. Officials said steady withdraws were responsible for the closing.

OS 00, ury 3s '49, 97.31; treasury 96.14. MIMVA1 KKK M1LWA1KFF. Oct. 31 Oats No. entiiled matter Sept em her.

1 'l3 Sheriff of luiue isconsi ii. 1 trance of tie' "om the City of Mad -on the 1 7 1 ii da 1 of at ten ii nd I'" '-t-. I'd. ount i S' a ef jt lie nmt en-('ourt Hon5' 't in said ro'in November, of th.a-',,,d s'-iid Bank Robbery Suspects Try Jail Break, Face Court LA CROSSK (U.R) Preliminary hearing was scheduled late today for two men who attempted a jail break Saturday while held on burglary charges in connection with the attempted robbery of the Min-doro bank. The men, who now say their names are Sam pearman and Ole Oleson, aided by two federal prisoners, succeeded in sawing through one bar of a' jail window before guards discovered them.

33 white Wheat No. 2 4 5- 1H. Hve; o. 1 35-3R; Sr. 34-3; No.

MII.AVAI'Kt MILWAI KKK. fresh firsts 24-2- 4K PHODl 4 let. 31 Kxg: pullet, firsts 20; This professional man has helped to solve and settle many problems for his clients. Do you know who he is? The 10 State Journal readers sul-mitting the correct name in the most original manner to the Silhouette editor will each be mailed a guest ticket to see "The Phantom President," which opens at the Orpheum theater today. Answers must be postmarked not later than midnight Tuesday.

Winners of the third Silhouette contest who sent in the most original identifications of Harry Dimond, manager of Hill's store, are: Mrs. A. W. Morrow, Pvtit ledge street. Elizabeth Madigan, 125 East Johnson street.

Mrs. A. J. Doyle, 612 Roger street, Evangeline Hodge, 8.10 East Johnson street, Mrs. C.

L. Gill, 31.1 North Bassett street, Eileen O'Brien, 3139 Herman street, Bertha Atislin, 222 North Broom street, Gertrude C. Jentz, 202 North Pinckney street and Mrs. George M. Wiese, 107 North Webster street.

Guest tickets will be mailed winners tonight. 3 32-31; No. 4 30-3 1. Cloyetseed: fair to good s.on-io.po; ilav-. the real premises to be sold, and thetein descnioai as 1 fo! low The soul fort vei ht 1 5 nit hw est of the s.

rtef r.l find Hie (7i alsike s.oo-i.oo. Hay; Timothy Xo. I 1 O.tO- I .00 rye straw 7.oo-S.on; oats straw 6.00-7 00. Millstuffs; sarkef! hian 1.00-! 50; standard middlings 9.0O-1.25: flour middlings ll.oo-i2.nn; oil meal 22.50-23 oi): giuton feed ll.fio. Peas: green 4.50-4.75; scotch 4.S0-4 75; hite 4.00-4.25: marrowfats 5.00-5.25; split peas yellow 5.00-5.23; Kjilit peas green 3.50-5.75.

"i'i 'v No. KiEhieen seel ion No. Seven north half of ouarter of section (IS), township i'i- (1st Pub. Oct. 17 Last Nov.

21) SHERIFF'S SALK Ky virtue of an execution issued out of and under the seal of the circuit court in and for the County of Dane and State of Wisconsin, upon a judgment rendered and docketed in the said court on the 2nd day of February, 1932, in an action wherein I P. Kun. is plaintiff and Allan F. Atwood and Carrie Atwood are defendants in favor of the plaintiff and against said defendants for the sum of $1,320.64 which execution was directed and delivered to me as sheriff in and for said County of Dane I have levied upon all the risrht, title and interest of the said Allan F. Atwood and Carrie Atwood in and to the following described real estate, to-wit: An undivided one-half Interest in the Northeast Quarter of Section Twenty-Six -G Town- KW -IOKK MKT A I.B NKW YORK.

Oet. 21 -The non-ferrous metal market was unchanged today with riomestio copper in small demand at 5 rents per pound, and foreign shipments at 5 cents. Lead was rents a pound Xevv nrV and to 2.00 cents Kast; St. Louis, white 7.inc was 3 rents a pound Fast St. Louis and 3.37 cents New York.

Silver: no sales at the opening rail. neeO. 27.in-.4n; 27.10 bid; Mar. May 27.45-. 90.

F. A I IR F. 4M.F, HICAGO. Oct. 31 Closing prices on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Kggs; refrigerator standards Nov.

13 Dec. 20. Rutter: storage standards; Nov. Dec. ungraded 22-23.

Butter: tubs 20; standards 19. Cheese: American 11-12; fancy briek 1 1-11 limbercer 12-12. Poultry live; fowls, heavy 14. lisrht 10. leghorn 9: springers, heavy 1lVi; light.

11. leshorn 1 V4 old roosters turkeys, younjr 15-16; old 12; geese 9-10: ducks-10-1 1, Vegetables: beets 25 cabbage 15-20: hu. 3.50-4.00 ton potatoes. Wis. and Minn, eobhlers fi 0 a Early Ohjoa Idaho russets 1.20-1.25 onions, domeistio yellow 50 lb.

sack. 30-35. oh ht iSi east. nen'K ranae ten (1 11 1 Dane comic tow of llurlv Indict Nine in Florida for Night-Riding Floggings JACKSONVILLE, Kla. (U.R) The Duval county grand jury today returned 24 indictments against nine men charged with conducting a night-riding reign of terror, allegedly flogging their victims, some of whom were women.

POOR REQUIRE GARMENTS ST. LOUIS (U.R) An average of 50,000 garments a months will be required by St. Louis needy this winter, the Citizens' Relief, committee has estimated. During the first two weeks of September 12,821 garments were distributed. Wisconsin.

Terms of sale: ASH. Sheriff Dane CounA Dated October 3. Clanrey, l.overud l.overiTtv, 1.IBFIITV BOM) NEW YORK. Oct. 31 Closinar Liberty bonds: Liberty 3'js '47 Liberty 1st 4 '47 102.1; liberty 4h 3S.

103.15; treasury 4s '52, Humanity steadily becomes uiore sensible, more clear-sie hted. more Attornev for mui L' 6 wks-csiiott 1 capable of handling life. TWI" tt.