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MONDAY evening THE DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT AND LEADER MAY 27, 1929 Stanley TH OLD HOME TOWN IOWA TO PLAY FOOTBALL IN FALL i Market Reports From Far and Near OTEY, "THIS MONKEY ftUSNE3S Oust SOME Too FARt, DANCED IF IM BE THE LAUSMWtJ STOCK. reached, the Big Ten commissioner advised President Walter A. Jessup this morning that he would ba unable to come here today, but fN PAD S0 "TH'5 TOWM ANY LONtrEfe IM I NEW YORK STOCKS DESPEfSATE, AIMI IM 41. extra firsts 40jW41. firsts.

19 I ti 40 Uggs Lower cases, ex I tu firsts. MSO: firsts 1J ordl 1 I Planned to make the trip tomorrow. I CHICAGO STOCKS 1 0 Quotations By Lamso 8ro. JOS Uivon Sink Phon9 3255. 3216 and 45.

Mtmberi TO DO SOMETHING HOGS DECLINE; CATTLE STEADY HARRIS WIN1HROP 6,61 Mut ijiui (Sight I AND VJCxRlED IjaJHUU i cnicaoo stock EKhng. aarj fists. g29. storage parked iH io i firsts, 'il stoiage pad I 1 31 lAdvame Kumlei i Potatoes 205 cars, on dad ST AddKce Kunilev jne. 223 old.

total shipments; Allied Chemical 'Saturday 942 Sundaj. 4S. new Allis Cbalmeis Istock sieadj Alabama sacked Bliss Am Biane Slioe iTilumphs. bes'. 15, Lomsi 'Am Agncultural 'ana aiked Bliss Triumphs.

snoffl Agricultural 3 50. South Carolina bbl Irish Cob A Eers and Gnffith will be asked to present to university officials the specific chaiges and the evidence upon r.hich the action against Iowa was based He also will be invited to Join with the lona administration in an investigation of the charges Allegations Df a $5,000 "slush fund" tdised among Iowa City merchants in the autumn of 1927 to aid Hakeye athletes figured most 59 All American Mohav 70 I Allied Products 4 I Ait Metal olti Aso Appai el iOi Atlas Stores 4J jAuliuin 25; Auto asner 26J Bauer L.I; 27 API I department of Hogs 65.000. including H.Ofln direct, mostlv lOQlSc lower for un Id', jfii I NOV. JUSTCsUitrr, vlj prominently this morning in the discussion of jhe conference charges presented at a secret meeting of the faculty committee Sat der 240 lbs. heavier 15fi25c lo most! 625.

old slow. stead Am Can or. top II 25. paid for around Wisconsin sacked round whites, S3! Am t)lug bulk. 160 2S0 lbs.

lorsffill 13. iGl 00 fancy shade higher. Idaho Am Foreign Power butchers. 250 300 10 35 11 sjcW assets l5fi.00 Locomotne 200 250 lbs 106011 25. 160 200 1 2 10 lAm Woolen ioni lbs, 10 1SU 130 160 lbs 10 1 I Am Woolen pid 1120.

packing sows. 9 35S 10 10. I mMPAR ATIVP Am Tele and Tele U1 1 'Blown and 4" Brown and '13 034 Putiei Hi os 19; A 43 'CIicni Burrell Cattle 19.000 calies Waterfills considered st iUM' pfd ago Yellow Taxi Birmoay surprise on Jonn orandt. John Branui of Harris street mri Mtd? xM 'auj iw his birthdai tins vcar. for the happy surprise which friends and (Apt Open 'Atchison I Atlantic Refining IBalUno Ohio ilurda; Tom.

i 01' 1 jo 1 iiMalehem Steel 104 10JEoig Warnei IOSl l07JiBn88s MfSs 1 i 3 (Brunswick Balke Calumet and Heckla St om 5 St R. It pfd. R7A Chicago eM err, jearling market steady to 25c Ion 1 mt2 er. id betweens showing decline. top, $18, paid for long carhngs, 1 1314 25 slaughter classes.

hes steers 1300 1500 13 25(514 SO: Ma J100 1300 lbs. 13 50 15. 930 1100 Ibs, 13.3015: common and medi 'sept um. S50 lbs up. 11013 50.

fed ear Dec 750 950 lbs. 13 5 0. heifers. I Corn S50 lbs. down.

130.14 75. common ijiav 'and medium. S0 9 7.V low cutter jh "and cutter. 630Tif. bulls (beefv.

I Saturday night at his home. rs. Brandt was in the secret of the affair and there were bunco games as the diversion and supper was serel Alummm 1154 Commonwealth Kdisoi 41 Davis Ind 94 Klec Household HOtlElec Res Lao 31 iKooie Bros Cleaner Corrbme 17 Great Lakes Aircraft 2Sa Crigsb Orunau 4b, 1 Hart Caiter pfd S2S llershei 'A' 7.S iHershej 'B 29 'lienney Motors 70 jKalam Stoie 20 1 Kejbtone and 1051 Kellogg Switch 65 Lane Ilrug 171 Lincoln Pig 149jlLibbi McNeil 533 Lion Oil Prizes at the games went to Mrs Vaughn. Mrs Chris Sulzer. '3dgar vsle.

10.251150; cuttei to mediu I 1 Cities Sem. Eeckwith and James Tinotsou. The supper table was decorated with a large birthda cake and lighted 4t 1 Columbia Congoleum tandles as the center piece, and Consol'dated Oas STATIONS AGENT DADXTYES BREAKS OUT OF CONTROL with flowers Making vjiud and rash threats it was not one. pecte vjhen r. Brandt was remembered with mani useful gifts you think op the barrovjino EypesaiENOEs he has one.

through SINCfc Mis i ONKm WHITE WHISKEies A TANGI ED MESS PICTURE NUMBER 1 BASED THE PRIZE WINNING LETTER SUBMITTED IN THE DAD KEYES VHISKER CONTEST MRS HENRIETTA KUECKS OF PEORIA. ILLINOIS 10 25. vealers (milk red). 1113: Cats medium. 9S011, cull and com htav mon.

79.50: stocker and feederljuiv steers fall eights 1. 12 25313 25: sept common and medium. 9 7512 75 rjec Sheep 15,000. steadj. closing! live slow: ooied lambs 15 shonn, 12.7S13.

top. 13 25. California springers. 16 25916 50. fat ewes.

Sept 6 0097.25 following quotations on Lard shorn basis Slaughter classes. May spring lambs. 15 75 16 73. medium. juv CM 7515.75.

cull and common. Igent "32S014 75. lambs. 92 lbs. down.Cec 23S 13 50.

medium 11 50S12.69. i nibs 'ull and common. 500 11 50 me 1 Ma dium to choice. 92100 lbs. 11 25 jul; 13 10.

ew es. 150 lbs down 5 750 igept 7 SO. cui and common. 2 50(35 75 Bellfes I C. A.

NASH WILL BE SPEAKER AT I LOCAL AD CLUB i4J Continental fan 1 Continental Mutois I Curtis Aieo I Deere com I Deere pfd jDee Rejnolds Dupont Electric Household iErie "1 Famous Players iFlelschmann IFokker Ford of Eneland Freeport Texas Genera! Motors Goodrich Goodyea Granby Copper Great Northern 45 Meadows Mfg 16; Mpls Henevwell 51 Mohawk Ruboe John 611 Maskeson Mt Spiy 71 K'achman Spring 4ti I National Batten National Leather 40 National Standard 79J Noblitt Sparks 74J'orih American Car 114 OilOMatic 64. Pines Winter Front 102 Reliance Mfg MEMORIAL FOR SOLDIER DEAD HELD SUNDAY CLARA HASSON IN SECOND IN STATE CONTEST Feature Film at Garden as Seen Sunday Mav C. A Nash, general sales manager of the United Light Sc. Power Co acting in his capacity as gen eral chairman of the commercial section, midwest division. National Electric light association, will explain the nation wide plan of ad ertising coienng the "Preservation of the Nation's Food" at the noon meeting of the Davenport civ1! at th Chamber of Commerce cdnesday This is an activity of the National Food Preservation Council An CHICAGO CASH GRAIN MARKET Sept Chicago May 27 (API Wheat 1 Herman Nelson orp Ross t.ear Close Hudson Baj.

Min and 17 Sangamo Elert Tide Kvn 3 red. 1 IS; Sli Sonatr Tube Hudson Motors 1 01 1 Hupp Motors gold rush, is the feature picture Muv. atine. May Miss Tri City" 3 05 IHumole Oil with sfnehronu to the an(I dead application of the program of this effects pain oy tne Ke. K.

A. Bent Wins Bathing Beauty Event in Chicago. port in September and Mr. Nash will explain the project for the flrst Xo 3 hard. 1 02i ijulv Corn No 2 ied.

No 3 mixed. Xo 6 mixed. Sli ri 15S24 No 1 ellow. SS: No 21 corn yellow. 87S7J.

No 3 vcllow 84 Ma. m. No 6 yellow. 79ffS3: No 2 iuIv hite. 91: No 3 white.

S9J. Oats No 2 white. 4i. Nq 3 Jtbite. No 4 white.

41f7 nll" it ti, a 'zinger at the annual Memorial TlV Sunday morning in the Radio 113; Siorklme Fur 37i Stude Meii Order 103 Super Maid "3 1 Swift and Co 7J Swift Int! jlnited Corp 51, United Repro. .1321 ju Gypsum S7ir Radio 9 jUiah 61 IWinton Engine 35 Yates Machine 3.i i Zenith Radio Miss Clara Hasson 102? TV. Fifth i ltb a love story threaded thru the "lf d's street, picked as "Miss Tn City in The the bathing beauty content held 'r0me Shf dVarucu Gran3 Arn oI Darceland recenth. won second jlarly well as the Hen daughter i tbc, Spanish American honors in the Illinois state contest of Spain, torn between" hatred "rld war veterans, as well as at Chicago Saturday night. She was the invaders and the Irish hero.

"fne0 patriotic organuations May I July (Sept. Indian Hetmmg lnt'l Harvester com Int'l Match Jordan Motors Kennecott Copper Kolster Radio Lambert Co Liggett Myers Mack Truck Magma Copper Marland Oil Miami Copper Montgomery Ward Mother Lode Nash Motor National Cash Register National Power and Light Nevada Copper New York Central hpW'm of record 42: sample grade. 39B4 Rye No 2. S4 Barley 51 J62. Timothy seed 3 S5 4 6r 'Clover seed 17 O0525 OO Lard 11 55 Ribs 13 00 Bellies 13 12 Ceorro Durvea i rnmnellinr a attended in a Dodv Patriotic an a close second to "Miss Illinois, S5 D'Arey.

the Irish adventurer thm aBl, sane bv 116 congregation Julv losing out by only a few points. The Chicago winner will be among the participants in the Ga! veston international bathing beauty contest next month. Girls from seven European nations as well as from many states in the nnlon are Other stars in the cast are Geo. Fawcett, William Collier. Fred Kohlers and James Bradbury News reels, vitaphooc acts, and a splendid comedy complete the Ml) Sept.

Lard May July Chicago Produce. Chicago. May 27 AP Poul fry Alive, steady. 6 cars fowls. entered.

12.20 North American Aviation broilers. iS'i44: roosters. 1 qcl 20c: turkeys. 2255 30. ducks.

23 Kil)5 23. spring ducks. 30. geese. 15.

Uiav Northern Pacific 12.90 Packard Motor Butter Lower: 12.637 lu CATHOLIC WOMEN'S SOCIETY PROGRAM; TABLEAU FEATURE 41: SJuly Sept I Bellies JOHN PICKERING DIES; FUNERAL RITES TUESDAY May Foreign Exchange. S5i New lork. 27. API For 105i eign exchanges irregular: remand 47J quotations in cents. Great Britain.

40 4S4J: France, 3 90 916. Italy. 5.23: Belgium. 13 SR Germany. 23.79; 17; Holland.

9 Norway. 26 6U; 97 Sweden. 26 72: Denmark. 2S62; 1351! Switzerland. 19.245: Spain.

14.17; SSI Greece. 129J. Poland. 11.25: 70 I Czecho Slovakia. 2.94: Jugo Slavia.

73 .1 753: Austria. 14.04: Rumania. J9Ji.59J: Argentine. 4197. Brazil.

70 11.S6. Tokio 44 45 Shanghai. 59i. 55; Montreal. 99.138.

iljCLASSFr IS GRADUATED AT SL MARY'S WEATHER FORECASTS jSept. Muscatine. Ia May A special program will be given by Joan of Arc court. Catholic Daugh. Pan American 'B" Penn.

Ohio Edison Penn R. Phillips Petroleum Postum Cereal Prairie Oil Radio Corp Reynolds Spring Co Rock Island R. Sears. Roebuck Co Simmons Co Sinclair Oil Skelly Oil Southern Pacific R. R.

Southern or high barometric pres sure are central oer the AtUntic I BOND QUOTATIONS jtna tne racmc coasts, respective clr. while a vast area of low ores ters of America tonight at 8 o'clock in the K. of C. hall Each meni ber win be permitted to bring her Death of Retired Railroad mother or an clderlv friend. jT The program will, include vocal engineer VJCCUTS 3Un NEW YORK BONOS.

Hons Jurnisla bv Boi tni nl rht First Natl snre overlies the Great Plains i states The weather is cloudy and I readings by the 1 AmV mt HosDltaL Misses Helen Laurent ia Ro more or Iss unsettled thruout eM Rn greater part of the country. ecept 'Ih Jn lh Coist states. Temperatures 1 ire near the normal for this sea. I Am x. H)ch Low St.

Louis fean hrancisro land. Gertrude Fuller and Helen Korte and Mesdames XHIIe Fifer and Ruth Cullen. Misses Agatha Detthof and Laurentia Roland will play the accompaniments. A tableau. "The Seven Ages of Women." will be given by Laura Clinton.

May 27. John Pickering, retired engineer of the North western railway company, passed I away at Mercy hospital Sunday noon. I Mr. Pickering was born at Port Standard Com'l Tobacco Standard Gas Standard Oil of Ind Standard Oil of N. Standard Oil of N.

Stewart Warner iSiudehaker Swift and Co 3 "i Swifl International Rev. J. J. Schoenfelder of Wilton Is Speaker at Exercises. son of the in the Great Cen iTL.JSl.

is 3. vallevs. hut rold wcalher still I pTPTails in th Rnckv Mountain uiraiM Ss 'lind West rn Plateau States Rai SV7 daring the last 24 hours northern Rock Mountain stafs. the 1 rn iki "Northern Plains, the Mississippi I I'viJ' iti" galley and th nPrr Lak renons iSSVr Genevieve Leysen. Carolyn Jane Leysen.

Helen Korte. Mrs. Irene Dilley. Mrs. Margaret Randall.

Mrs. Anna Korte and Mrs. Martha The committee on arrangements Auction Sale of Good Dairy Farm belonging to the Estate of the late Ernst Schroeder, located 2Vt miles Northwest of Locust and Division Streets, City of Davenport Running water on the place. Saturday, June 1st at2P.M At the Residence on the Farm DESCRIPTION OF LAND The East one half (Em of the Southwest Quarter (SWU of Section Eighteen n. Township Seventy eight (78) North Range Three 3i East of the 5th P.

containing Eighty (80) Also, the West one half of the Southeast Quarter (SE 1 of Section Eighteen 18i. Township Seventy eight (T8 North. Range three 3t East of the 5th P. containing Seventy nine and Sixteen one hundredths 17916 acres. Also, that part of the Northwest Quarter 'Xttl of Section Eighteen 1.

Township Seventy eight 78i North, Range Tnee 3i East of the Sth commeccing at the Southeast comer of seM one quarter section: thence West along the South line of saW one quarter section Twestv (201 chains: thence North parallel with the East line of said one quarter section Twelve and one half 12 chains: thence East parallel with the south line of said one quarter section Twenty aot chains to the East line of said "tie quarter section, thence South along Joe East line Twelve and one half tl2' chains to beginning, coalmining Twenly nve 35 acre, more or leas. Also the West one half of the Northeast Quarter of Section Eighteen Township Sereatv eight 7S North. Range Three 3t East nf the Sth P. SL lying Sooth and Southwest of the Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Railwar.

containing about and "ne third 2l 3 3 acres. Also the North Frt? i fet of an that part of the Northeast Quarter of loe Southeast Quarter SecUra Eighteen tttv Township Seventright 7i North. fUnge Thre 3 t5st of the Mb P. lying Wtst of the KncTn lalaad and Pacific Railway, heing Forty two mne hundredths 442 lOtMhs of tm sc. aad htsng private rrad.

reiag farm tocated In Dsv eajrt Township. Soolt C'nmty. ijm 1 ne outlook is for mstlv cloudi Rniar'J 4 Tweathr rrohahlv local show. 'vach Texas Corporation (Trans Coniic nlnai Oil 'Trans Continental Aviation 'Trans Luxo includes Miss Helen O'Brien. Mrs.

Henry. N. of English parentage ISIS He came to Janesville. In 185:. He started at the age of 19 as an engineer for the; company and remained in heir ser vice onUl years ago whn he was pensioned In Clinton a the old est engineer on the system.

I He leaves his wife and three daughters. Mrs. Gordon H. Wills of 1 IVs Moines. Mrs.

A. Chapman of Cedar Rapids, and Mrs. Cordelia I Metzger of Clinton. Three daugh crs anfl thun 3riorms in 1 'A' t'A ti t' rlnity of the Tririti's tonicht and wr A 1.1 7 'Tuesday. w.il not he raah I Martha Leysen and Mrs.

Anna Korte Trustees of the organization will bold a session preceding Inited Gas I niid Lit" in fmporatur the rtrart session. CRULL, ATTORNEY, IS lUc'. 1" Rubber Sm'ltinc Cnion Oai trd" faion Pacific jj Miiscaime. May 27. Diplo 27i mis irr 'onferrcd upon a class eight a' the annual graduation jeiTcisfs for St.

Marr's school hid Sunday evening in St. Marys f. ichunh 4i Th Rv Schoenfelder. for pastor of S1 Mary's church. 21 ino of Wilton, delivered the ad 76; dress Diplomas were awarded by 33J 'the Rot N.

j. Pieffer. new pastor twjjOf ih charch Special music aam ts; wer offred. Members of iho class wcr Mary 22 Fri dli. Mary Ellen HiUnd.

Esth' Brugman Frances Tarpy. Iowa Hog Market I 1 ters preceded him. has also rive grandsons, two granddaughters and I two great grandsons Tea years FINED 95; WAS HELD FOR DRUNKENNESS S.Vanad; Assoclaed Pre ago Mr. and Mrs Pickering cele 1 totaled their golden ddioc day. Tiarlfs City tJAENPOHT Te Moin" EditHiDton i Iowa markets loday gm ih owins prices for hogs: 4zr Rarids Top l2fl.

pi'd Muscatine, la May A Crull. Muscain attorney, was fined $5 and ensta this imroinc by J. Cower, justice, on chart of dr LnkTness. Cni'l wa airbed i He paid the els' 'r Wnh' lbs Funeral services will be held sday morning at 1 30 at 1 Scottish Rite cathedral and Jhe 1 body will he aka to Belle PI tine I Iowa for burial. Mr.

Pickering was a nsetnbT of th DMolay conslntory here ard of lb hrlne at Cedar Raidds. lAtaiha RoM. lowda. Flor nr" Huff aad Marv Ros Dowdal MRS. ELLA YEATER STOCK MARKET TREND LOWER Ifs MrtH5 4.l' ISIiiSr low.

and mediums. 9 71 I rrinn Jtol packers otmaixa l'c 3owr. ih '1 ti nJ up. RUN DOWN BY CAR Musratin. la May 2'.

Th con dition of Mrs. Ella Yater of ini MRS. M1TTMAN IS 1 SERIOUSLY ILL; CALL RELATIVES I Si. Mathias" school will boM its xercjs Jna 2. nh xrri in St.

Malhias" chorch at 15 The Rev. Father I llurkla. dean St. Joseph's charch. Rork Klaad.

will be ih" Keakfir. and ih Father J. llasaoa. pasioT. wj'il j.r'idc Six Hoys std fnur cirl sTf rn'TtiV rs il ih giaflnaimc KxTti'es in 1h Ziffli titberaa XT rhr dnd lc Friday Saacas Ciiy KeoJmk Orfe nt Ttwk HOautia cois City, who sustained a bmten eollaTTiosP and othT louri Sat urday aught when mo down by a Mai 17 1 APi Th" 'H 'w at 11 Rc nd hzh IWI26' lb 1 fcvr bntcliis 270.

imi '1 prune b'Jiiy May 27. Mr. ar drtTn by Rudolph 5H tider. was imprived twlay. OrviK T.atr.

irr daagu Jr. alp fit Hlioris. sJutsl Praises in J3e sam rrtdat MRS: MARY BAKER lbs dosoward A fw in 1. rwrrnh. int'niil ihtIsSibc RaAin and 4Vi bin ifngji lunjti a fa' siwj assin lb "'1 Po1 z' Enseal Haighi.

Kansas Citv. Mo 1 and It lxaa. Decatur. HI. I arrived ner io enoD" word 3 iht their sisler.

Mr Oscar Min i Bsaai, 3rW East JereaWi jSiwh. was seriwuJy ill wiib Mramnis. Ui ile rtiaego in the ontlon nf Mrs 1 MiWTwn was i ejwaed tday. REV. HAINSWORTH ul atifui dwa brs arcd a Tr mrw N.w ivrnids foT Ui.

ieaT t'Jrorr Priwe AlJwrt 5aJt 4ji i Saji Trm i 1Pea1 rWTirip FUNERAL IS HELD VanalSjrr. Ia Vav foneraJ diopTt'd pnm1' 1 vl aMbr.d ailT tor HBlema jcii Jlwlmtli 3 iion3 Tihm aw i Magna 1 Ti. iJaini jviaiainc WleTal t' rprT Ami' 'iraal'i Cj sn t1 id rm rT. Ana" m'1n aad OiMo. St Jm Mrs Nary Ua Bunto im Hed WHEAT DROPS W' dtMday an she bror 4 fcer Terms: to ft bidder.

1 the parr fkM frier bid nrt ibr day of nlr. (be Vtsusrv Mart lt. lm srhm ammat naiosj riH he jchvm. Tnpn Mt nsrf iMntto if IHb sdVririhuX pwd wrrrtasitan. fHV (rrr of all Geo mad uHiraaxA br to (he aarrrjaaarr'a Jrtrwwy to be pard mpvm by thou.

AlfreiC.llhdleraa.Pal Meyer TRt'JtTBES aiTiXREw, Ammmmr Ml tiAXM WEULS. Attorsfeya IVE KUJ.LET11W TO SI CUHEL nr 'b ti; a d'T Btdm r.mrti Mtrtcrs H. held 411 Vr GOES TO NATIONAL CHURCH SESSIONS VairaiiJie. 0s Mai 27 The IWiTJiam Mainswwt'h. Jtlr IJjo I Flw rmtTeWJcrhsl liTjrj.

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