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TWELVE THE LI MOLS OC TO HER 21 1927 Market Quotations Chicago Stocks. fiRAIN By AMoctated Pre. Ocf Wheat rallied today after agam cakina the low price for aeiwn ow.ng largely to the big crop move.iven. In Caa- fttrnlshed by Jaekson CO, Federal Trust Building, Lincoln Close Armour As Co. pid 61 Armour A Co.

A si Auburn Auto ...............................................102 Bulaban A Katz Commonwealth Ediion 7's Ubby, A 10 Midland Steel 69 Omaha l.lTestoch. National Leather 3 By the Public Service 53 3y the Pres; uMAHA. CCt. Motor 35 hEc. 14.

CATTLE Rtce 18..00. icay a An oter-extenslve short interest In many I of International 3. western auu tie suyp, Stewart Warner 68 i given a severe twist in todays mithe. la.ge uvf v.r., at- xhomp on ...................................................57 i i ght A 96 Battery 37 POGROM STORIES HEARD AT TRIAL XI.W YORK STO( MARKET. Attempt to Schvvartzbard Killed to Avenge Race.

Brick Takes Billion From American Fublic Each Year, Sags Riehl Xhe rallleo were in cu.inectio.i wlih stock market when fjr ai- tractive, snort f.a sl.e.s were iu united 479.000 bushels decrea'C of thi U. fup- var.cc mustered their fur a joniy and on a slcauy Vesta Ba or a good rally had I a.l li were more than 30 000 00 by me murm i mdi.iereuce ui mark to. ereater than le saim penoi over Sunday ol an uiuavurable jows and ueifc.s on ppmg gaius anu on tanners and cut.e.s. 1 raiHarf infhieiiced hi' csport Thls Included the Iransforming of of lock catl.e and s.ee.s Wrlgley Yellow Cab 62 48 New York Curb demand for corn at the Wheat closed unsettled at the saiiu' as Saturday's tinish lo lower, corn unchanged to xc off, oats a to tu ndvftnce, ironi 83c decline lo a rise of iOc. SI tinnit was i.ei lower to an deficit of more than iO, shown in oiicen under a uroad a bauirday's report, uet o.

the va tie: rcv. steeis aad new Ford car which is rxp.f;te;l to fur- i slow, s.eaay, quality m.wiun powerful competition otner auta- mouile makers. Some tiq of imp mirginal accounts occurred at the uuL.el. bu va- Neb.i American Oas A El c. look is less pest Im.Stic owing I moisture in diy sections.

i.e p.u nasides live uoul uuomllons today were up iiuernauonai nt wer than Lue and the aim.uni of wheal mercial Buldw I oassaae Showed an lO.n and Caae Threshii lower on ocean passage showed over last week and a year ago In adolllon to the fi ct tl.al today receipts of corn CniCago were o.i a much laiger scale than tf late, aov.ces were at hand that the I lin i.n> op is turning out to be of a quamy easier handled than last year when a larrg portion of the crop was unsound Favorable of new corn from gooa, she s.ock s.ow. ov, b-lis wea.v to 2oc low veals Tav.s and aCv.vt. to stroiig, steers a.iu Carlb Syn Sub yearling, grass he c.tles Se.vice af Soiita.Oo, gia a toa-. vula Coat. Oil all cutters, aago'fiS.

medium bui S6.UJ General Baking, A 'u6 60. goou ana c.iuice vea.s. Oetierai Baking, 13.00, h. avy calves. OJiiO-uO; sio-Xers im.

Pi-iroleum ana J8.iovti0 tug Mohawk Hud. HOCiii Ueceipts. t.iOO, i.aae was ex- Mountain Producers trcmeiy A.ow inroughout Uay a. pricaa prairie Oil A Oas s.l«nii> lower than thuse apparent a. the i salt Creek furnished by Jackson Bros A 519 Federal Itust Building, to'the sfsYid by 'the defense Hs to school, that they swap "sucker ties of the possible victim I have name'as J.

'R. Jarvl.s of Omaha, who ue 10 effort to show that Schwartzbnrd. Itsts" and that they learn the nuU- here some actual sucker list PARIS. Oct. ling of lawyers and of noisy controversies that have characterized the trial of Samuel Schwartz- bard for the assassination of Gen.

'S mon Petlura, Ukrainian separatist leader, thus far, was replaced today by sobbing and weeping as witnesses pre.sented descriptions of massacres and pogroms in thd Ukrai-e in 1919. The first wtoman witness called HOUSTON, Oct. N. irick finaiuing" takes from the American public in excess of one billior c.ollars a year, Tlie wiang- Rjehl. general not would build up an almw.t certain sales resistance.

And so the stock promoter deals in French and Lat.n Suckers Termed "l.lllles." Stock promoters proceed on the REED MAY FACE SERIOUS CHARGE Alleged to Have Abducted (iirl; Taken a Chase. H. Reed, ex-convict said to the Better Business bureau of St. olti theory. Riehl said, that "once a have abducted a girl late Saturday Louis.

declared in an addre.ss; sucker, always a sucker." and so at the point of a gun. will today at the opening of the fifty- i they have sucker lists. The sack- serioius charge, stated County third annual convention of the ers are called 'Jlllies. xTnnHrtv hut the ex- Amertcan B.inkers‘ association here "There is a regular business toduy. eatJioilnK sucker lisUs." Riehl "'tXmlned continued.

"The names are bought bv officers and sold like cattle. Notations are' capuneo oiutei. Stock crooks utilize a organ zed system to mulct the publie i such huge sum amntally. lie mode of the mental attlfude, the pointing out that thev go and other peculari- after a chase and a fight. Say Keed According to a man giving lus crrdtt iltuatioii.

United Drug and Sterling were up 7, International Harvehiei Baldwin anu Hru-ilon Oil Threshing Machine, close of la.st weeii, lo. the lcan and Ofiii'ial A piiaU, 1 crclv. wit.i bu.x of at chaiacierue. k-peaii. of the stock niarke.

tooay. Wh.l Ou-' LOSE very lower; Pont opening lower nnd Ml.t- most.y 2 1.0 to 300 und l.gnts, land Steel prefer.e oowii 3'vc. $.0 35 10.78; 2uO to pjuna Maryland. IPet.n.cH Coppe. and jio.i8fiill.00.

top, JU.iO. packing sows. Hudson Motor began the a Int or mostly smcotn I ght ibove the week tlnal 3 ork Stork I.Ut I lose. Cblcago Kangr of Prleet. th; Updike Orain 734-25 Tar- minal Bldf open Hlgh, Low Glose Sat Wheat Uec.

Men Corn May Oats Men Bye May Dec. Men Lara Oct Jan I I I 128'3 1126 121.2123*3 131-. 135S- I I 90 8J 84 182 I 86 127 4- 127 i- jU'i 13 4- 48V. 45-s 97 3 I 1350-2 12a2 48 4948 99 97 4 96 4 99 1 98 89 o3 4 86 48 4 41'. i 41 1 46 TOO 91 4 99 4 ,1175 1237 1237 89 48 4 47 I 45 69 98 1201 13ij Kansas City Range of fr cea.

Lanihon Bros A Co t03 First Nal I Corn Products Ajax Rubber Ai.ls-Chalraer.s American Agricultural Ameilcan Can American Car A Foundry American Ameilcan Locomotive American Smelting American S.eel Amer.can Sugar Rrflnii American Tel. A American Wool American Zinc Anaconda Atchl.vun A We.ii Indle.s,. Baldwin Ixjcomotlve Balianore A Olno Betlileliem Steel Butte A Superior California Petroleum Canadian Pacific Chesapeake A Ohio Chicago A Northwestern Chicago, Milwwuke A St. Paul Chile Copper Colorado Fuel Caluinbia cia.s A Electric Consolidated (las Wheat May. May Corn Dec May Bank Hidg.i Open High Low I I ,120 Clo.se Safy 82 121 I I 78 I 82 81 DAILY CARLOr RECEIPIS.

iFMrulahed by the Updike Oraln Wheat Corn Oats Wheat Corn KANSAS cri'Y t'orn Oats LINCOLN. Oct 21 I'odny 72 524 13 178 71 36 514 63 39 33 2Ii 33 73 3 315 31 13 ASH DRAIN MARKETii. From the Updike Co iwratlon. 7'34-72a Terminal Bldg Lincoln, Od 34, 1621 Crucible Steel Cuba Cane Sugar A Hudson Erie 1st General E.ectrlc General Motors Goodrich Great Northern pfd Great Northern Ore Illlnuis Central Inspiration Copper International Mckel International Paper Kennecott Leh.gii Valley Marine Miami National Enamel A Stamp New York Air New York Central Norfolk A Western Northern Pacific Pure Oil Pennsylvania Ry. Peoples Pittsburgh Coal Pressed Steel Car Reading Republic Iron A Steel Southern Southern Railway Studebaker I'exan Tobacco Products Unlo I Pacific United Cigar Stores S.

Industrial U. Rubber B. Steel white. While Motors WiUys-Overland hirago drain. CHICAGO.

Oc; 34. barley HEAT No 4 led. II 23 NO 2 hard. II 21 f'l I 23. No 2 mixed.

1121. COHN No 2 mix d. No, 3 mixed. 80'4 4i81c, No 4 mixed, No 3 vellow. No 3 ve low.

No 4 yellow, No 3 while, No. 3 white. 80 81 No 4 OAT no 1 while 49c: No 2 vvh te. Sinclair Oil 49c. No.

3 white. 45', Nevada Consolidated RYE No 1 Texas Pacific Coal A Oas Coca Cola Mt I ouls axh Elkhorn Fuel FT I.OUI4. Oct 34 Freeport Texas WHEAT ic up; No 2 red. General Asphalt No 3 red 1137. No 3 rs, llS0ml 36; No.

Gulf States Steel 5 ri 1113 No 1 hard, No. 3. International Harvester hard II 23 no 2 mixed. 1133 Louisville A Nashville COHN Steady to up. No 2 mixed.

Mack Truck 8lc No 3 mixed. 80c, No 4 mixed. Marland Oil No 3 yellow. No. 3 vellow, Mid States Oil 83c No 4 yellow 79.itOc.

No. 3 white. Mullnis Body five, No 3 white. Owen Bottle OATS Steady to up 3 white. Pacific Oil No, 3 white, No 4 white, Pan-Amerlcan petroleum Producers A Kefniers Kan.aa Itv ash drain.

Ho.al Dutch K.ANSAS CITY, Oct 24 Hears Roebuck WHEAT lower to up; st Louis A San Fran firm, Nc. 3 red. It 34, No 3 red 11,13. Petroleum No i hard. II 1 1 37, No.

1 dark hard. Stewart Warner II 281 No 3 hard. 81 37, United Drug No 3 dark hard, 1 40. No 3 hard. Vanadium Steel No 4 hard, II No 2 Chrysler Motors mixed, II No .3 xed, ll.liH 137, No 4 mixed.

II ISvi I CORN No 3 white. 7.C, No 3 wiiKe, Ho 3 yellow, 80c. No. 3 yellow, 79c. No.

3 mixed. 75e, No 6 mixed. 70c OATS Unchanged to up. No. 2 47c, No.

3 white, 46tiC. 7 4 110 100 160 46 bC i 31 6 185 255 116 fcl 4 8 23 I 89 15', 34 78 a rj 110 i 56 82 5 184 62 1 60 123 121 4 96 13J 184'-j 63', 67 34 14 24'. 39 I 1.59 53 185 It 4 26 153 53 69 IU6 4 57 121 53 51 up to 18 65; tee-er pigs, most.y 11.00, average tost 8a u.d»y, we ght 268. for the wi-ek. I 0 21.

welgni 281 Representative Hales. No. AV. Dk Prde No. Av Dk.

Price Southeast Light A Power Standard, Im-lana Stanaara, Kausa.n Nebraska Stanuara, Kentucky United Oas A United Light A lower, A U. Lgnt A Heat 18 31 39 4a 15 43 .08 ,.104 -4 62 the girl early in the eve- maddened by the horrors of the nients of "gold brick" financing One reads; 'Hit the chap for a ning, Reed held up the pair east of 1 pogroms, had sought to avenge hi.s through study and application of thousand owns a Pack- the Jewish cemetery north of Bel- face by killing Petlura, was Haiai various tyjyes of fraud. They are Another says; this bird' niont 4k little before midnight Sat- 3 JI ,3 16 119 14-4 64 42 316 250 I 9.00 57 291 33 365 53 326 49 179 80 230 66 363 33 243 80 no 40 50 0 60 10 00 10 50 10 75 10 85 11.10 41 326 40 333 53 -371 78 306 40 2.3 21 238 26 233 0 19 2. 9 9 15 lO 10 i9 10.uJ 10 81 11 OJ BH EK kec.iy...,, The local sup ply of fal lanibii, wax of Ju fair yro- portloms and with the run of some eastern Kinds, father heavy, l.sh and trade la fat slow undertone weak, ceinand was good the lew leeders on sale and prices lulea fully steady lo stiong wt aged sheep net ally South St. Paul l.Destnrk.

tU. S. Dept, of Agrl.t Bv the A-vsocaited Press. SOUTH sr. PAUL, Minn Oct 21 CATTLE- Receipts, 16.300; steer.s nnd yearlings, in moderate supplyt earlv steady to weak: bulk salable, 25m 10 50 late sales Saturday included nuine.ou cars, 19 50m 11.50.

outstanding klnd.s to 112.00 and 112.25; both ana dc horned offerings at latter price; che stock unevenlv lower, grades steady good and choice kinds, weak, bulk sal tble, 16 00 7.25, heifers. 00'ii8 25. cutter. 4.0 5.50; bulls, mo.stly 16 25; stockerr and feeders active, fully steady; buix i7 cows and heifers, 7.00,. CALVES- Receipts, vealerj, 50; lower, largely $11 50.

HOGS Receipts, very slow most Greenberg, who told of massacres she hu" witnessed in the Ukrainian town of Proskurof in Februarv. 1919. Her testimony dealing th the actions of solcliery brought from Schwartzbard. members of whose family were declared to have been the victims in several pro- 1 grams and brought the leans to the eyes of many spectators. 1 The witness testified that a regi- ment of soldiers entered the village broke into the homes, hacked dren to pieces, cut arms and legs off men and women, later kill ng them, and violated girls, afterward murdering them.

As she related her she kept -sobbing: "I can't forget any of these things. I get them out of my The sold ers billeted in lier home, she pid. remarked frequently that Petulra had ordered the psychologists, too. for a thousand a sweet urday nigiit. The couple was parked nevbr heard one of these Another "Handle this on a side road, he said, when Reed promoters use such a name as guy with kid gloves he's never pulled up along side of them, and said Riehl.

"This Is a been burnt with a shaky hand pointed the gun harsh putteral gothic name, likely Riehl concluded by telling the in his face and ordered the girl to to jar the sensibilities of victims bankers how the Better Buslni'ss tet out of Jarvis car and into hl.s when talking to them over the tele- bureaus of the country were com- machine, phone. is Blatz would batting the "gold brick evil Shpcp lombs. slow, to 25c low- bids lew esriy 25 to bulk fat range Iamb, Il3 49; than lan weeks close, mostly $10 90 fir er; bulk fat range ----------lop. 13 40, natives. 112 60m.

12 15. top, 119 00, fed c.lpped Kmos, around pound ,11 25; ouvi 6 25; sheep and feeders fully steady; ewe top, $6 0j; fi eal 112 75x413.50, feeuing ewes, 00; ewes sul able for one year's service, upward to 17.25. TWO POLICEMEN ADDED TO FORCE A Move Made to Oust Duvall Several Officers New in Reorganization. '4'he escort was ordered lo drive ahead of Reed who turned north at the first crass road. Jarvis retxjrted the affair to the police at once.

Tliree police cars were sent out in search of the alleged kldnaptver All of the on night beats were notified and a two hour hunt ensued Shortly after 2 o'clock morning Detective Leon Towle phoned Into the station that he had 180 to 200 averages; early lop. 110 50; bld- ding around 19.25m 9 50 for light most $9 00'x9 25 for sows; plg.s, 25c lower; bulk, 19 average cost Saturday, 110 30 weight. 214 SHEEP Receipts, 18.000; run inost'y North Dakota -with a fair showing ol na- live one load direct end four i through Included; op-nlng slow on bidding around 25c lower or 412.00m 13 00 for tat steady on culls, sheep stYady; most fat ewes to packers. $5 i R.rstnts tctive corn included one deck year- CATTLE 7722, wethers, 91 Ib.s.. at 110.00.

Hloux City Livestock. tU. Department of Agriculture 1 By the Assoc.ated Press BIOoX ClIY. Cct. feds very strong, 25c gner, fed steers and iiav yearlings.

OtnulS Ok. grass steers, lb OJ City Hay. 50, grass heifers, 00m9 50 giass By the A.ssoclaled Press cows. 25. all cutteis.

00 e.Ja; KANSAS CITY. Mo Oct. 24 t. NEW U. S.

ENVOY AT MEXICO CITY Press Pleased With Coming: of Morrow. INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 24 Quo warranto proceedings to bring about removal of John L. Duvall i mayor of Indianapolis were filed in ind. the Marion CountrCircuit court to- day.

The suit was filed after Mayor Duvall had declined to re.slgn from the office he has held since Janu- i According to Towle. Heed was first sighted near Arbor, miles north of Lincoln. lie would not stop and officers were afraUi to try lo ra.ss him because of a ary, 1926. The action was brought nitrh nn hmh of the The second readjustment of the by a of attorneys who have wild chase continued Into Lin- Lincoln police force, plannea to contended that Duvall is ineligible officers fired seven shota and both rear tires punctured. But Reed would not stop.

He was finally curbed at Twenty- first and Vine streets. The girl who was almast hysterical was scratched and somewhat bruised, according to officers. Later offlcer.s brought in a gun Oificer i holding pilbhc office for four years vn-hlch w'as found near Twenty-first crease the generaJ e.Lciency cf tne to continue in office as a result of department, was announced Mon- 1 the verdict in Criminal court aay by Chief of Podce Peter John- when he was ftvund guilty of having stone, Tne chang." cails for an in- violated the corrupt practices act. crease of two men. One new night In addition to placing patrolman was taken on about a punishment at thirty Impri- weeic ago sonment and a $1,000 fine, the jury The chief chrnge comes on the ruled that he be disbarred from desk sergeant.

Bergeant Jake White, who has held that position, w.ll I 1 have a day beat MEXICO CITY. Oct The two motorcycle The arrival of Dwight Morrow sQuads which will operate at night night side of the force. Clyde Waite will be transferred from November 2. 1925 the date ot from the shotgun squad to acting fhe alleged violation of the law, der that finding, the attorneys held, Duvall never has legally been mayor of Indianapolis. I7 00IU14 00 bulls 15 25m7 00 HAY Steady to 1 00 lower; receipts, 250 newlv appointed American ambas- i adll include Oificer Bob Davis who bo i will be transferred from the day today in both of the lead- and Officer George Meyer, who 6 50.

stock heifers, 504i8 50. IlOOS Receipt lower, top. $10 90, 160 to 2C0 50 a 10 la; 200 to SOO 110 90. StO to 40 pounds, llO SOHiOSa; 18.50.(9 50, mostly 18 9 35. p.8«, I.

00Mil SHEEP Recelpt-x. 4.SCO. 25c lower; native lamb.4. 113.25. 16.25, w.itern let'deis, 113 25.

hlragu Livestock. (U 8 Department of Agriculture, i By the 1 re.ss. Oct 24. HtXlB Rtcelpta, uneven, 10 to 26c lower, le-ist decline on ra. butchers.

230 up, lop bulk good 260 LINCOLN CASH GRAIN. LINCOLN, Oct 24 The following are car-h paid for grain In the Lincoln market: WHEAT No. 2 hard. No. 3 hard.

11.06; No 4 hard. 1104 3 white. 67c; No 3 yellow, I gratulatTon in the fact that Mr and cho.ce 200 to 260 90 few sales JfO to 300 pojnds, llt40Ailll0, weight 150 to no pounas, mostly liO lew packing 19 75 10.00. bulk, I9 mostly I9.00M9 75. roasters in 13 24, largely; heavy we.ghtw 2 0 ip 350 pound.

4 00 11 64; medium to 10 i 250 pounds, 110 75 11.65, light 160 to 300 pounds. 110 00 15. light (Uhls. 130 to 160 19 10.lO, picking sows, rough and 18. lo.OO.

slaughter pg. 90 to 190 poundi. mei-lim good and' COTTON choice, .8 10.u 70c. Liverpool Cotton. International News Service, LIVIRPOOL.

Oct 14 COTTON -Spol cotton was In good demand here today with prices steady totaled 7,000 receipts, 14,000 bales. Midlands fair was quoted at 12 49iL; strictly good mlds, 11.99d., good micix, 11 strictly mlds, 11 mlds, Ing newspapers, which see his being promoted Irom cay driver, designation ap auspicious change Tliese officers will acc mpanled for healing impending difficulties on the night runs by Officer Hallo- between the two countrie.s. way and some other niglit patrol- ExcelMor finds a source of con- Driver Gene Masters who has URGES SUPPORT FOR ORCHESTRA and Vine streets which is said to have been thrown from the car Reed. L1N(OIA MEN FOENI) ENTITLED TO Morrow is not a because. it says.

Anierican diplomats in Mexico of years have not gained prominence for their spirit of justice or their proper understanding of Mexican affairs. The paper declares that this condition Total compensation amounting to $3.600. with medical and hospital 1 4 I exjiense in aditlon in found to be Berrv Says Lit tie Svni- due Harry Geiger of Lincoln from Fred W. Putney, the Glolie Delivery Orllt! liaa vv he night shift will be the phonV Step rorward in and ther sureties, in an awaru A new night driver 11 i made by State Labor on William Manier, 673 AlUSlC ircles. i account of 80 per cent been on the day driver, be employ Soutli Twentieth street, is new officer who will start work on a night beat.

itill another change may be Don G. Berry explained the pur- po.se of the Lincoln iLttle Sym- Monday noon at lat this condition phonv orchestra had become so pronounced that in the beats and personal of chamber of commerce Greater President Cooli4ge finally decided the police force in the near future. luncheon. Tlie orchestra a trusted friend, thus according to Chief Johnstone. strictly good ordinary, 10.49d., good or dinary, 9.69d Futures opened steady w'lth January at 10 64d March.

10 May, I0 July, 73', 136 78 4 14 16', 16 14 21 4 8 85 4 81', 41 204 146 35 58 4 .138 47 New York Cotton. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK. Oct implying that matters wFllch might better be understood in both countries are subject to riAtision. El Universal expresses belief that in appointing Mr Morrow President Coolldge played hLs trump card.

It says that Mr. Morrow belongs to a CATTLE 27.000; grain ted steers acutely tcaice, market strong, best I yearlings, CO. helJ H7.29; low grade fat nativ; st.er» and western grassers steady; not much be.f in weiit- ern run; hea western grass steers up to $14 00, she. stock in llbeial demand, slow, weak, bulik. steady: meO't sausage bulis, I0 25M6 5O.

few to 17 00; ve steady to 25c lower; largely 00 to big packers. SHEEP Receipts, 26.0C0; fat fairly active, steady to strong with Friday; native lambs, 13 75. best held around 114 00; few buck lambs, 100 to 130 pounds, 111 OO'd 11 50. cuiU, 110 Ouv, ,0 7 slaughter range laints, a veiy light aup- plv Quality very plain, few good eligible around IlS.iS, good come- North American ceraber, lO.tOc; January, 3c; PLAN HEARINGS ON CORN TARIFF wa.s organ zed as a step toward fur" thering interest in mu.sic In Lincoln, Mr. Berrv said.

Lincoln has the musicians for a little symphony and the only action nece.s.sary was for some individual disability caused by an accident which happened in August. 1926 Geiger wa.s an auto mechanic and while at work sllpjied off a truck, striking his back on a toe hook He ha.s heretofore been receiving conipensafion at $15 a week, which will count a.s part of the $3,600. Payments are to continue at the same rate. It was found necessary to remove Mome of teeth, and charged for that is also In- Maich, 19 81c, May. 19.95c, Jvily, 19 83c, Liberty By the Associated Press NEW YORK.

Oct 34. 101.15; 1st 4 s. 101 16: 1st 103 2nd 100 third 4 4 's. lOJ, 3rd reg. 100 22, 4th 103 29, 4th 4 4 103 25.

Treasury 106 101 18. MinnrapolU Cash By the Associated Presa. MINNEAPOLIS. Oct 24 WHEAT Receipts, £58 cars, compared to 429 a year ago. No.

I mrth- ern, It 125 No. I dark Who control the finances and are the only ones admired in I tithe United States, but that Mexico rCSlflCnl IHCllIlCS finds satisfaction in discussing her ITntil roni- viewpolnt with a prominent mem- IHIIV I nill om ber Qf the North American plutoc- RAmirfK racy, since, the paper contends, the iiiissiuii in. Mexlco-Amerlcan dispute at bottom nothing but a fundamental eco- namic question and Mr. Morrow Is WASHINGTON, Oct. the most capable man lo deal with Hearings on the propasal to tn- or organization to iitart the move to eluded in the award, assure its success, Mr, Berry sa d.

An allowance of $90 for six explaining how the junior cfivtsion compenisation is made in favor of of the chamber of commerce sjjon- John A Kuiper against the Ameri- sored the symphony a year ago as can Wet Wash of Lincoln and one of the major projects of its first and ea.stern surety company carry- year. ing its liability risks Thia is due After telling about the to a hernia he sustained in pushing affairs and practice sessions. Mr, a truck out of the mud. Fifty Berry urged the support of the or- cent iienalty is added on payments chestra by members of the senior that have became delinquent. Ho.s- chamber.

Four concerts and two Phal and medical expenses are matinees have been scheduled for $13150. economic affairs. crease the duties on com tmporta- the 1927-28 4 in, he said. Mr. Berry w'as introduced by 44 ftlirt.

3 backs. lal iwes. 15 al choice II 37m 1 48i Bittiidard Oil ol u( Standard OU of Calif. 46 73 18 t.8*. 181 ra 51 39 feealng lambs, utiv bulfi 113 14 50.

Omaha drain, OMAHA. Oct. 34. WHEAT Unchanied to No. 3- dark hard.

II 1 38. No 1 hard. Il No 2 hard. No 3 hard, No 4 hard, 1.17, No 1 niDed. II 17, durum tmut.

II 10; No a mixed, No 3 mixed. II 16. durum, 11.18 CORN Unchanged to up. No. 2 white.

78c, No 3 while, No 2 vellow. 77m78c, No 3 velow No. 3 mixed. 7fc 1 3 mixed, 75c. No 4 mixed.

7Jc. 74c OATB Llenerallv unchanged No I white. 3 No 3 white. 43 4.5c RYE Unchanged I 0 No I lie No l'9 No S. 89c BAin.EY No 2 3 barlev, 68 16 4 hlragn (X By the A.xoctated CHU AGO.

Ill Oct. 24 WHEAT No 4 red, N' 2 hanf II 31 1 33 ctlRN No, 2 mixed, No. .1 mixed No 2e yollow, OATS No 3 white. RYE No 1. II 01', BARLEY 74', 81 TIMOTHY HEED IJ 40-' 4 L' CU9VER SEED 120 35 I hlragn Balter and I Bv the A'iociaied I HICAGO, I'rt .4 BU'TTER Uiaer rete creamery taudards 43o: extra 43 fli.t-., Unr reoatpt-.

8 £3: 14 40i ordlr.srv 28 1 110(1 8KKI -Lli LlN-'tiLN (V 24 HCXIB 300 to 350 lb 11 0 150 to 300 Ibk 10 l.lRht*. too to 150 a "Tj 9)5 150 lo 50 10 00 Heavy t-v 310 ib 9 n- iow 'i a 00 .1 9 0 Rtaga 8 7 00 I H- 10 3 1 I' Ai- 'c ated POTAT-'EB 1 o- track total ray tiadns f.lr "larcet id 1 few -iiade g'c MU- NoMb rc cid II 150 sacked Bed 1 145. Idaho sacked r. r- 15 ked II Ml few to Kansa 1 City (U 8 Deportment or'Agriculture 1 By the Press. KANSAS CITY.

Oct. 34. HOOS-- 8 000; uneven, 10 to 25c lower, I. i MSO lower than I Saturdaly'x average, ckli very dull; stock top. Ill 15 on 235 lo 240 pjundf, bu rable 150 to llO Sopplemenlal New York Stock 11st.

pounds, 19 10 60; 180 to 210 furntahed by Bros. 81 I $10 60M II 06; 220 to 335 pounds, 110 619 Federal Trust Bldg L.ncola packing sows, 60; 19 129V. CATTIJC Receipts, 6,000, I5c h'gher; to cho'ce. ti 1 38. ordinary to good, II I 28; No 1 hard tprlng II I 4o; No.

1 dark hard Montana, on track, $1.18 to arrive, same December, 1120; March. 11.23, May. II 21. CORN No 3 yellow. OAT8 No 3 white, barley 67M74C.

RYE No 2. FLAX No I. l2.0J«i2 08 Nebr.) American Radiator American Water A F.lec 81 Atlantic Refining Barnsdale Corporation. Continental Motara Can Canada Dry Coco Congoleum Consolidated Cigar ........................................77 Threshing 268 Dodge 'A" 15 Dodge Motors. F' 62 I)u Pont de Elec Refrigerator Corp 106 Eaton Axle Co 33 Flelschniann Co Famous 106 FUk Rubber Co 16u.

General Cigar 68 Inland Steel Hudson Motors Krexge Co 68 Liggett Ac 119 Inc 67S Lambert Co Mo. Kan. Tex Montfomery-Ward "8 Pacific .54 83 Naiionai North American Co National Datrv 60', Petroleum Packard Pullman Co. Public Service of Radio Corp of America 73 Heal Bilk Hosiery 33 Hock Diand Co 54'X Hkedy Oil Co Gulf Sulphur 68 Timken Rolyler Desrlngs Warner Western Maryland 45 i liberal proportion of run Vark Butler. By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Oct 24 BUTTER Unsettled; receipts. 3.409 creamery, higher than extraa, creamery extras 193 4Bc' creamery to 91 scorei. pack- feeder trade on fairly ac- current make No. 1 Foreign Kxrhanges, NEW YORK.

Oct. 35 By the Associated Great Britain, demand 4 cables Mixed quotations in centa. llngi comparatively scarce, steady; ahe slock little changeti: bulls, steady to weak, vealers, welgh'y calvea tertung tower; good fed Kansas steers. 113 14 00. choice lacking, good to choice 10 00, good to choice, white faced, Ht Jaseph Livektork.

lU Department of Agriculture 1 By the Associated Press i sr JOSEPH. O't 24 HCXiS- Receipts. 1.500: slow IS to 35e I lower; top, ill 15, bull lo .00 pounas, IIO 3561 IIOS, light lights down to 110 00, pscking sows steady to 25n lower, bulk 19 00 9 25. smooth light weights up to 19.75. Stockers ana feeder gs.

19,15 down. CATTLE Rereplta. 4.503. 500. slow: native fed end yearling scarce, steady, few year Ir.g* up to 114 50, kilting little chat ged; bulk beef covrt 18 7.50; grassy (laughter he.fers.

up to 19 50 cutters. IS25M5 75. bulk medium bulls, I8 50, veal top, 113 50, Stockers and feeders moderately active, steady SHEEP Here 4 000, ate dv; 70 pound 111.76; held I above 113 00. medium to goo I native lamba, 113.50, fat ewe top, 00 D-nver i.ivestsrk ill a Dept of Agrt By the Associated DENVER Colo Oct. 31 CAITLE 14 500, active iiick'r and feeder steers, strong to 15c gner, other classes opening steady, fat 18 9 00.

18 7 75; few at 18 00 veals, 13 00. bulls, S' New Yark Hugar. By live Press NEW YdRK, Oct .4 SUGAR The raw sugar was un changed earlv today at 4 lor Cuba better duty paid ith no repurted 15 35 Ihe raw sugsr futures ma-ket was HOGS Hece.pti. 16 250 eight dl- but trading wa-- of exfeme rert to packers: 3 loads to 7 with the trade In gen- sale, fairly active. 10 to 35c era! to lln'lt in'! await lower off more top 11135 rn -ev- In Cuba N'thing ofiieial butcher 260 to 310 Ihr 186 to was repoited from to the jsg $10 8.5.(1120.

most 150 to 170 Iba uat of the sta'-t of the new crop or 10 75 earlv parking 0 to anv reitr'ftlo plan ete ad- 30. some held higlier. average e.isi vices aid that the Poultry Eng? Wilson Dana Phasie 1893. Ttk Cask EG 6 lion decree be and -tli th ii cut of the as. teems 1 be little to make fresh Pr'ce were on a hit'e cnenrg trade buy Ing with offerings 1 gtii and at mid day about net unchs! ged to 1 potn' higher in refined sufar continues of li hand to mouth chsr cter th at S.gO to 8 10 for fine granulated leindan Ment.v.

By (he Press LONIX3N. Oct BAR aiLVER 35 11-183 per ounce. per cent DL- NT PaTEB. Short fc'U 4 4 per T'lree months bilD, 4 5-li rem Saturday. 110 58.

weight 348 average cost for week 116 50 weight, 361 SHEEP Receipts. 5 760 4 100 through billings, no fat void talking around steatlv sheep and 'e'dv four load.r 8g-lb Wvomlng feedert, 113 35 odd lots breeding 18 50 per head. I INCOI PCI I.IBY ANU (Quotations by Bamusl luINCOlN, Oct 24. boob Strictly fresh, i.oncd farm run. $5 87' 1135: Czechoslovakia 3 Jugo Hlavla, 1 Austria.

14 08c; Rumania. Argentina, 42 75- Brazil, 1196. Tokyo 46 43. Shanghai. 63 35: Montreal.

100 Chiraga Lard. CHICAGO. 111. Oct 35 By the Associated Press LARD $1175 $13 37 BELLI EB $13 35 New York Market. I NEW Y(3IiK.

Oct. 34 By the Associated Press 5Trm recemts 9 817. fresh gathered extra flrts. 48fi62c; do, firsts, Sivitic, do. and poorer I 37 In storage extra fsncy do fancy do.

lo prime, 38c Whites, cioselv nearbv and nearby we tern hennery firsts to average extraa. nearby 45c; nearby hennery brow ns, extras, eoti Me Cheese. Iirm: state whole milk flats, fresh, fancy to fancy state whole milk held fancy to fancy New York Turpentine By International New. Bervice NEW YORK, Oet 24 TURPENTINP. Savannah, 48.

Now Yori 63c ROSIN Savannah, 87 36, New York, 05 New York Monev Bv I ho 'ociated Presr, I NEW YORK Oil 24 I SILVER per MEXICAN DOIL'R 43 Uuluih Flax By the A otiaied I DULUTH 24 (LOSE Fax OctrbT $2 03 No- 'inter. $2 03', December. $2 04, May $3 New York Bs International Service YORK 0 COPPER Steady, all positions offered at 13 i as LEAD Unchanged, ail positions offered at fC35 ZINC Weak, all poiilionx offered at FRED INGERSOLL IS FOUND DEAD Omahan Interested In Capitol Beach Concession, Thought Suicide. OMAHA. Oct.

Ingersoll. 52, amusement park oiier- ator with interests in Lincoln, Detroit, and Omaha, was found dead In a concession stand at Krug park here Sunday. The doors and windows were tightly closed and gas was streaming from an open jet. No inquest will be held, as the county coronor feeLs sure that the man killed himself. HI health is believed to have been the cause.

Mr. Ingersoll was known as the man who made roller coasters popular. He had been connected with amusement parks at Des Moines, tions will be held by the tariff com- jjurkk Harley, pres dent of the jun- mlsslon late in December or the riivicinn first of January. Senator McMas- FIKE.MEN ter, South Dakota, was 4 i i Informed todB.y. I i Under this program the commission will be unable to make a.

re- ixirt before March and President dge has explained to or that he must await this report before taking action. HONOR IIKAl) CARDINAL. CAHLINGFORD, Ireland. Oct 24 (Fi All busines-s was susjiended today in Carllngford when the body of Patrick CartTlnal primate of Ireland, who died Saturday left the rardinal's summer home here for Armagh, the seat of I i I diocese. A heavy rain falling The president has been requested Sunday.

A garage at the home to increase the duty on com, now M. C. Baines. 3117 Mtreet, burned amountin gto 15 cents a bushel, by the ground yesterday afternoon. fBfTztme 41 I I 4 aaaieiik ISlJnl I Vast throngs visited the bedside of the dead cardinal ye.sterday until the sisters began a night long vigil la.si night.

Firemen responded to eight caTTs Real Kslatc Transfers. cents, which he would mltted to do under the flexible provision of the tariff act. wrecked at CITY Steel Projectile (i Wild When Line Breaks. the FOLLOWING TRANSFERB OF bonfire at C. A.

lYipps re.sld^nc^ real ESTAIE Imve 2741 North Thlrty-eiglith street. public Small damage resulted from a fire I Mabaia T. to Jcani' at a garage belonging to Telesfono Rodniznez 401 South First street. A grass fire at 404 spread to two sheds owned by O. J.

Ostermiller at 416 street but the damage was only slight, A pile of coal at the Strashelm Co, Fifth and streets caught on fire yesterday. The cau.se is unknown. cigarct thrown into a paper container at Sixteenth and xtreels caused considerable excitement but little damage. A flue burned out at the home of Venigar, 1711 North Twenty-fourth 80) I'i SAN FRANCISCO. Oct.

24- street and firemen made the eighth Pittsburgh, Cleveland and Philadel- a steel projec- to a grass Ure at Thirty-third phia, and at the time of his death tile, which was shot from the deck bhendan street.s. was still interested in parks in De- of the wrecked freighter Coos Bay troit, Lincoln and Omaha. He had here, yesterday went wild when the Kll HhzXIvLNli lived here Jor four years, coming pne to which ai en hed broke. Tlie instrument screeched its way over Lincoln park, side- swljied a residence, tore a hole in a lawn ftnd finally came to a stop lot block 88, ICty 81.350 Woods Bros to V. Johi.son, lot 4, block 1, woods Bro" Lakeview Acres Arnold to Mary Arnold, lot 6, bloct: 3, Pitcher A Baldwin add May E.

Hoover to Claude Cartoli and lota 111-113, Place Ezra PhUllps et to Brock, 100 feet block 6, Belhaiiy Caughey W. Honthxell and wife to Adair and wife, lot 6, block 10, Woodxdale Fred Hardy, to Emma Lewis, 35 feel lot Sub lot 1. W. sub THE WE.VTIIEK. here from Detroit.

Mr. Ingersoll. with several other men. was interested in the scooter car concession at Capitol Beach, the ailev a miiir from the scene fYYCk PYrx KJV rk tE Fslr and unusually warm weather lor ao late In October continues throughout the Mtx.vlsstppt and Missouri Valiev, and I It warmer than normal in ail parts IS I A the country except the New England TsIF states Italn falling In Oregon, Wash Ington and Montana It In all the rest of the country. THUMAH A BI.AIK.

Beach management stated Monday wreck concession in injured several jears ago. The projec DETROIT. Mich Oct, 24 A. P.i Arthur C. Rich, son of a wealthy Battle Creek.

manufacturer, whose case was advanced for hearing today by the United Btates 8u- Msteorologut Teasperatares, Shostak Service Cream, til Mk Ol poOMs aud IhMS ptiULTRY heavy. lie; lignt, i IM, henx, Leghorn. 15t, I7c. i sprli.f*. I4c.

cocks. lOe. pigeons, per oozen, 86c, 4 btcaga Faullrv. Bv the Associated (HlCASiO Oct POLI.TRY All edv rec? piv. 13 lowls livi 2St i.gt.

i9'22C i 3.e:!6f_ ro.i lie atc.t 33(, geese, Minnespoli llaur. Bv the Afvuciated Oci 74 flour Uik t.augeo I 1 arloa 1 family quoted as $7 lOtal I barrel 8g pound cotton aaiuo. Mn 83.04i BRAJI ar RILVER Spot. ANTIMONY Quoted at $11 liunSKI). Harry 818 Houth Fourteenth itreet.

wa-' slightly bniised when he walked into a mofJircvcle at Twelfth and late Monday morning The motorcy-le driven bv Rkhard Hufnagle According to police reporte, Ca-xpcrd walked agairuvt the red light and bumped into the motorcycle. The motorcycle was gouig north ion Twelfth street and Caspord llMs gumi taak Chicago ligntandern Prove SuckerH When Fireman Seeks Hat IIK AfiO. Oct. A froup of innm-ent fathered today as Fireman John (oAirave toiled with grappling hooki in Ihe Chicago river. looking for a aaid the first looking for a body," bystander No.

Z. a glri." looking for a body, the third bystander to the fourth. "Her fellow threw her dow looking for the of a girl whoxe fellow threw her down," said the fourth byfctand- er lo the fifth. "Hhe left a "Who wax the fellow?" asked the fifth Innocent bystander of Fireman CoNgrove. "It Fireman Harry Hammergreen." replied the indun- trioiis 41 r.

Cosgrove. hope Aometvody pours glue in bool "And who the beautful persiaied the fifth by- fixlander. "What axked Cosgrove, xtill fishing. iiMik Ing for my hrimet. Hammergreen knocked it over when we rame down on lira laal shore was liiu with Sunday crowds, al Jackson prison watching tlie rescue of the crew, after conviction on a charge of The line was from the ship crlmlniU a.ssau^lt on Miss Louise to set up a breeches buoy The Coos Bay, which ran on to the rocks a few feet from shore Saturday night, wa.s gradually pounding to Statewide Flag: Ktiquette Drive Repre.sentative; of all iiatriotlc oigaoizatloiiH will meet Monday evening to further (heir plan.v for a campaign of instruction in Hag The meeting will be held at the Lindell hotel CommUtees King, Battle Creek college co-ed.

1925, following an automobile ride At the first trial at Battle Creek, the jury dl.sagreed and the rase wa.5 taken on a cnaneg of venue to the Ingham County Circuit court at MadtAon The second trial resulted in conviction and the sentence of life imprisonment BALTIMORE Walter a member of the of the Baltimore Sun, was found dead at his home Saturday from gas poisoning. He had been depressed ot 111 health He the entertainment, the place and bune He served overseas in the the speaker. According to the program com- World war. Mr. in make the campaign a statewide af- 8.

He woi lair, liii; conteinpltttcx broadcaat- old week ing the program and the in which the flag will la- explained. An effort also will made to have citv tune in The initial of the naign I'l be field the 8unday afternoon before Armi.stke Additional plaiii. provide for tadio talks each evenmg until November 11, and al.H 2 one-minute talks in IJ38 fJv- ar Htabv, 41. wealtliv Inve -orn brok- r'sriio owners ni the ramo owners in vne ms -If at his Lome Sunday F'nends roujd no motive for the suicide Htab here three vrars ago from jxirt, la hb were fo be wealthy re'- dents. Nathan Produ't a mot the theaters by former men ture producing rorfx ration, Mild others interested In the move, secretary of the company 1 It I.

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