The Hastings Daily Tribune from Hastings, Nebraska • 6

1 SEC HASTINGS (NEB)' DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MARCH 18 1936 News in Brief Pittsburgh Fights Fire and Flood (Continued from Pegs One) Stocks Turn Irregular NEW YORK Mar II- (UR) stock market turned Irregularly lower today absorbing ths sharp advances made Tuesday Declines ranged to more than 2 points and trading wna extremely quiet' IT 8 Bethlehem Rteel Chrysler and American Telephone were among Issues to drop a point or more Xn pressure was exerted against the market hut there was no effort to extend yesterday' rally Ronds were Irregularly higher led by rail Issues Col ion was about steady There were a few Individual strong paints In stocks Including the aircraft Imre In which Douglas climbed to IS advance at 71 American Power ft Light Issues were active at new highs to feature a point gain International Harvester jumped 27a to a high of 14 Ralls lost most of the early strength ir Oats Carries Grains Down CHICAGO Mnr II- (UR) H-avy llrjuMu lion which drove all deliveries of oala to new eeanomil low over-alindowed other development on the Chicago Board of Tr-idc lodny unit Inrti-d a general veiling nioveini-nl In the wheat niurkrt At the mid wlient wnt '4 to I cent lower Mny 97 ceute enrn wna off 74 lo cent May SU mil mnl onta wi re to cent lower May 21 eenta Selling liy illm-oiiraKed longa and houaea with Nnrtliwealeni connee-tluna put outa future 011 the downgrade niklWHy In the Kcvalon Stop Iona order were unc-overed on the way down mid all ilellverlea broke to new Iowa for the crop year The reaction In oata dlaturbed hold-era of whvut future and under rendu of heavy aclling the May delivery alumped to the Iqweat level In a month Much of U10 liquidation of May contrarla was attributed to the recent peralatenl preaaure above the dollar level New crop dellveriea of wheat ruled firm early In the day because of the continued dry weather In the Southwest and the reports from crop experts that immediate rain In some section la all that will nave the winter wheat there CHICAGO GRAIN FUTURES (Furnished by Ooffe A Carkener Inc) WHEAT I ehlpper kinds fully steady such sell-! Ing at flM upward top 11111 paid for strict ly choice weighty steers lower gruile sierra and yearlings slow bidding lower but market mostly sleady at $851) down- to 1700 sliM'k'T and feeder dull weighty hidfers wuuk In 23 relit lower only IcHln-ahlr light nr common light kinds holding up best yrnrlliig heifers Ikfii cow weak to 15 cents lower hull tluit much off and vrnlers steady lo weak ST JOSEPH LIVESTOCK MT JOSEPH Mnr I Tattle -Tim calve 2tai slaughter sierra rIhiiiI steady yearling steady to strong cow weak hull and vealera Kteudy: few a Ira aleers up In fKIMt xoiiic held higher heifers and mixed yearling 1723 down: top vealera tsmi 2000: fully steady on butchers of 210 pounds down bids luc or more lower on others: hulk 170-210 pounds 110204 1015 top 11013 bulk sows lo lac higher at $10135 KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK KAKMAM CITY Mar 1 Cal tie 2000 enlvea 400 fed steers steady she stork steady to weak bidding around 50r lower on vealera or mostly 1730 down stockera and feeders alow and steady hulk fed steers eligible $70150 few loads held 1121 and above beat fed heifers held 1135 butcher rows 14750510 good to choice stock calves 177210131 Hogs 2000 mostly ateady with Tuesday deslreable 1M-350 pound butchers $103001011 top 11011 aows 18750115 NEW YORK PRODUCE NEW YORK Mar UJ0 Dressed poultry Quiet chickens 10010c fowls lfbOKti Long Island auuki lie CLEAR PARTLY CLOUDY CLOUDY RAIN SNOW 0 REPORT MISSING Tlie Atlantic storm la moving slowly northeastward and rein or now continues from Virginia northward followed by clear and cool weather In the aoutheeit Nineteen Inchee of now has fallen at Buffalo Southerly winde with partly cloudy and decidedly warm weather for the aea- upper Influ- ireaalon now centered eon prevail In the Missouri and upi mm rJ sprei Change DebatePlans High school debate teams in the Hastings district were beiijg informed by mail today by Leroy Laase district tournament director that the debate rounds srsf scheduled for Saturday of this week Instead or Friday and Saturday as previously planned- The change from a 2-day to 1-day elimination wan necessitated by-the conflict with the district 1-act play and declamatory contest which is to be held at Cambridge Friday Speaker were unable to take part In both speech events under the original arrangement Class A schools planning to be here for the Saturday elimination are Benkelman Kearney Hastings Oxford Ravenna and St Paul Grand Island and Holdrege have been exempted from tho district rounds Class schools will be Elm Creek A Thomas of Kearney Marquette Shelton Trumbull Upland and Wood River Five district centers have been created to manage the qualifying rounda for the state speech tournament to be held In Lincoln April 9 10 and ll Other dietrlct centers besides Hastings are Omaha Wayne Bayard and Lincoln All district contests are to be held within the next two weeks according to Webb director of the state high school activities association Teams will be aiming at the state championships now held by Fremont In Class A and Upland In Class For the first time in thirty yMrs the Nebraska High Schol Debating League will haTo no pari In staging the tournaments The league passed out of existence last June upon the creation of the activities association which conducts all high school extracurricular activities Opening rounds In the Hastings district meet will begin at 9 a Saturday at Hastings College Five rounds are scheduled for the day Hastings College debaters will serve as judges In both A end competition oyer eaetem South Dakota No rain whatever la reported In the Mleaourl and Mlaalaalppl Valleys Pressure is rising In the northweet and moderately cool air from the Pacific Ocean I advancing eaetward Close Market irregularly lower Air Red 182 Inland Am Can 125 Am Rad 31 Am Mmelt 8674 Am 8tl 214 ATT 168 Am Tob Beatrice Beth Byers A 214 1014 494 814 Loews 414 Math 314 Mont Nat Bis No Am Pic A El Penney Phlll PS NJ A a Rey Soc Vac Stude 7td Bds Swift 40 34 26 15 71' 44' 8 11 154 11 114 23 Can Dry Case Cerro CMRTP Chrys Com Rolv Corn Prod Du Pont El Auto Firestone Gen Bkg Gen Kds Goodrich Goodyear Howe Ind 144 1444 34 307 1371 354 18 274 554 311 Tex Corp 374 Un Carb 834 tin Corp 74 US Rub 234 US Smelt 884 West El 114" Wool Yellow Trux 1144 414 18 224 A 74 SI 24 54 144 El Sh 224 Ford Can A -'T Pennroad Un A Ut 24 Tree boats moved through the flood tracts carrying but refugees Automobiles many of them abandoned by ownera in the middle of streets were submerged Buffalo Snowbound BUFFALO Mer UJJ Snow piled to a record height of 18-2 Inches crippled transportation In Buffalo and throughout western New York as the area dug Itself out of the worst enow end sleet storm in years Adding to the Inconvenience and mleery were threats of floods ae weather bureau officials predicted a thaw Electric and telephone wires within 280-mile rural area were torn down Poles sprawled In the highways end menaced traffic At one time In Buffalo all street ear service wee suspended New Hertford Isolated WINSTED Conn Mar (OKI The town of New Hartford was inundated today when Greenwood dam over the West Farmington i River collapsed sweeping sway two bridges and the main telephone cable The town wu Isolated Tornadoes in Flood Arse CUMBERLAND Md Mar (P Transformed into swollen raging torrents by Incessant rain rivers and streams In western Maryland and northern Virginia wept rampant over a wide flood-stricken area today Homes and highways were Inundated hundreds marooned and communication and transportation facilities desperately crippled Property damage a result of the high water wu estimated In the neighborhood of $1000000 Many towns in the northern Shenadoah valley in Virginia passed the night In darkness when high water from the Shenandoah River and Its tributaries put power plants out of order Tornadoes swept two sections of southern Virginia Injuring three at Petersburg end cutting a 20-mile path in Pittsylvania county Major damage wae reported around Chatham and Gretna A blanket of enow ranging from alx to Inches In depth covered southwestern sections of the state Live Steady to firm geese 10014c turkeys 10010c roosters 16c ducks 11018c fowls 31011c 1 1 Cheese Demand limited stato whole milk fancy 11022c Receipts 107l75 tubs extras 110124c firsts 3133c Eggs Receipt 497221 ecelpta 0214c 401: cases: stand-firsts 1140114c checks 174c ards 204021 dirties 11401 Nearly 50 Entertainers to Take Part in Big Spring Opening Program KANSAS CITY GRAIN FUTURES (Furnished by Gooch A Co) WHEAT Open High Low Close PrCI 97 -174 97 174 37 May OMAHA PRODUCE OMAHA Mar (UR I stags and coarse native springs 110 I 14c leghorn stags 12c old roosters 10011c native hens 4 lbs and over 17018c under 4 lbs 14013c: leghorn hens 14c turkeys and geese nominal: ducks and Ray Cit Svr Clove Cord At A Session Mrs Frank Bell regent of Niobrara chapter A Is in Grand Island today representing the Hastings group at the 34th annual conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution Mrs Bell Is chairman of the committee on the 1937 convention 'Other Hastings women will at-CHiCAQO Mar (UR convention Thursday and Steady receipts 14301 cases fresh Friday Mrs Frank Parsons was graded firsts 19c: extra firsts 194c also elected a delegate at the cheekeSse" 17e: drtlM 1Hc: local February meeting Easy receipts 7oio tubs I Mrs Nancy Munn Miss Lucia extra firsts (90-914 score) 1140 Dillenbech Mrs Roscoe Hewitt In the decline Off grades of com I extras (92 score) 114c: firsts I Mrs Pratt Mrs Fuller Mrs old He owwLln some instances I 8-894 scorel 10'i 011c spedaIi8S4 I 0 Greenfield Mrs Gearce Good grades hovtlMcpr were 4e high- 014o standards 114c: centralised re Oats and rye were unchanged to (89 score) 31c centralised (18 score) Misen and Mrs Youngblood July flept May July heavy white 11c small and dark 12c capons 24021c Fresh Current receipts 410 No 1 17c No 2 14c checks dirties and culls 13c Butterfst No 1 cream delivered 28c at country stations 2Sc direct shippers' track pries 27c No 1 one-lb cartons solid 34c No 3 33c Fresh milk Blended 15 per cent butterfst delivered 181 ewt Industrial purposes 151 cwt CHICAGO PRODUCE Steady to Arm: receipts 1 I wnllnwina tha msmnrisl hour car 19 trucks ducks 20021c geese L011? lne memoml nou 12013c spring chickens 20 26c liens Thursday afternoon a bronse mark-18024 4c turkeys 20023c capons 35 er will be dedicated at the grave Dressed poultry Turkeys young I been erected In the Grand Island tom2j4i274c: hen turkeys 27c cap- cemetery by Betsy Hager Chaprer Twins 1540154c: daisies Grand lHland- Identity of the wo-13401540 longhorns 114016c man to be so honored will be (lls-Fota toes Supply moderate: demand cloned at the dedication Idaho1" ruet Burbanks jsVooTu: The Thursday program will be No 3 1152401674 blls trl- climaxed by the annual banquet In He tower unchanged Cash sales: No I hard winter 87c Com No 5 yellow 5040544c sample white 48011c No 5 mixed lie No 4 whits 324021c No 1 Sic 4 No 1 314035c Shipments carlots: Today Last Wheat 17 Corn a 32 47 Oats ii 11 18 KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN KAN8A8 CITY Mar (UR Wheat 17 cars early sales: No 3 Com 41 cars No 5 white 51057c No 2 yellow 69c No4 yellowGO0 No1 yellow 16051c tJel 1 cars OMAHA COMMERCIAL FEEDS OMAHA Mar Commercial eial feeds selling price Omaha In ton lots carlots 13 to 13 less Wheat feeds Standard bran 11975 pure bran 13035 brown shorts 52350 gray shorts 12350 flour middlings I 2(50: rad dor 93850 Alfalfa meal 13 per cent protein red dog 13150 13 pei meal or cake 121 No 1 11610 Linseed meal 37 per cent protein fine ground 132 pea slse 133 Feedlng 60 per cent pro- Meat or hone 50 per cent I protein 15440 Domestic soy bean meal 41 per Homing fond Nyhltn1 TMlnn- yfl'OW Rose Garden Adv tonight 10-1 5c Winter Garden Saturday Moorhead 12 pieces Adv Graduation announcement! and Invitations Tribune Graphic Arts' Adv Tbs Ladle Auxiliary of tbc Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will meet Friday night at 7:30 at tbs A The Highland Community Club will meet at District 14 Friday evening at 8 o'clock The program will be In charge of District 60 Wallpaper 10 single wall 4 single ceallng 16 yards of border enough for room 12x12 8 feet high complete for 99c Decker Paint Store 106 North Bellevue phone Adr Mrs A Penrose 1915 west Eighth street will entertain members of the tf on Thursday 2:30 The program will be directed by Mrs Joe Lewien Mrs Sarah Trowbridge will be assistant hostess A 1-act ploy Finger of God" directed by Virgil Sklpton will be presented at tbs Little Theatre meeting tonight at 8 a In addition Mrs Glen Portlock will describe Colleen Moore's doll house which she Inspected at Omaha Beginning Thursday all local grain will open and close an hour Miller than heretofore a result of the change In the Chicago lime schedule voted today The Kansas City and Chicago markets will open at 8:80 a and dose at 12:15 Miss Grace Sylla will speak on Planned Picture Study Course In the Hastings Public Schools' at meeting of the fine arts group of the American Association of University Women The group will assemble at the junior high school building Room 101 Thursday at 7:15 Firs started among leaves unde the porch of a brick residence at Fifth street and Ernst Side boulevard late Tuesday afternoon for a time threatened the structure now used ms a storehouse for the Whlsinand grocery It is directly connected to the store building Firemen used 40 gallons of chemical to extinguish the blaiei In response to special requests the 5th annual open house to be held by the science department at Hostings College Thursday evening will remain open until noon Friday A large group of Friday morning visitors Is expected from among the parents driving to Hastings for students whose spring vacation begins Friday noon Mrs A Brooke plans to attend the annual William Jennings Bryan birthday dinner at the Corn-hunker Hotel at Lincoln Thursday evening Governor Clyde Herring of Iowa will deliver the main address Judge Louis Llghtner of Columbus and Porter of Lincoln secretary of state of Nebraska from 1897 to 1901 will also speak Governor Roy Cochran and other state leaders will attend Dinner dancing and cards will be featured at the party for Hillside Club member Friday evening beginning at 7 o'clock The party which will be held at the club house la being planned by a committee composed of Mr and Mrs Carl Whlsinand Mr and Mrs Conrad Crabtree Mr and Mrs Fuller Mr and Mrs Willard Parks and Mr and Mrs Cook With ths receipt of 51 additional old age assistance certificates at County Clerk Jones office today the total of aged Adams county persons receiving state aid reached 131 To date the county assistance board has aprored 239 applications for assistance and forwarded them to Lincoln for approval by the state board A 10-day period must elapse following approval by the county board before final action is taken by the Lincoln group Collection of magazines for use in Adams county rural schools will again he a project of the Hastings chapter of the American Association of University Women this spring Last year over a thousand old magazines were distributed through the county office Mrs John Glassey is In charge of a special campaign to collect magazines during ths next week Anyone Interested In contributing copies of used mags zines may get in touch with her provision will bo made for collect ing the magazines Applications for absent and disabled voters ballots for the city election April 7 were being received today by City Clerk Raymond Crosaon The actual ballots will not be available until 10 days prior to the election Absent voters may obtain their ballots anytime between March 28 and April 4 and they may be either left with the clerk or placed In the mall anytime before the polls-close for the election Disabled voters ntay obtain ballots after March 28 and until 4 April 6 Voters who will be absent at the time of the primary elections may now make application for their absent voters ballots at the office of County Clerk Jones Two Injured in Fall feerrea of Xhla city Buffered a fractured wrist and chest Injuries and Nick Pemmer suffered Injuries to hie beck in en accident at Oxford Monday The two were shingling a house when a scaffold broke causing them to tall to the ground After receiving medical attention at Oxford they home Monday afternoon with Mrs Berraa who had accompanied them Berres waa still confined to bed today Goffe Carkener ErtabUebed Grain A Stock Brokers rrivOteWlree Ml Paving Work OMAHA Mar The city of Omaha the Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Railway Company and the WPA joined today In rush' Ing plans for a $400000 street wid-enlng and paving project here which would give work to about 1000 relief laborers The city took the preliminary legal steps the tram company agreed to remove tracks and Insti-tuts bus service on the streets affected and the WPA assured the city council the WPA Is prepared to start the job Immediately I I 3 i i Relief In New England BOSTON Mar New England floods abated today as ice jama broke and riven dropped to needy normal levels The death toll remained at 11 A and damage In the millions Order Line Built WASHINGTON Mar 18 The public worke administration announced today the Platte Valley public power end Irrigation district In Nebraska has been authorised to permit a contractor to proceed with construction of a transmission line between North Platte and Columbus The question of damage PWA official said still is to be conoid-' red although It does not recognise that It le responsible for any damages Work on the line wu suspended hut fall by a WPA or- der pending plane-for co-ordinating the three Nebraska hydroelectric projects Tho line wu to connect tho Platte and Loup projects Chaney Rules on 'Bank LINCOLN Mer Paul Chaney sails tent attorney general ruled today prise drawings at theatera are illegal lotteries If a person hae to buy an admission ticket to participate In the drawing He uld a copyrighted plan used by some theaters where the admission ticket la not necessary tor participate In the drawing apparently ie legal Inquiry wu made on the point by Nye Omaha attorney Dosed by Good Lack DES MOINES Is Mer (110 Still dated and happy Mrs WU- Ham Foy wife of a car battery salesman today planned what to do with $1250 which she won a prise at a theatre here lest night 11 So: Minnesota early Ohlos 0125 Colorado McClures 118001124 Nebraska bliss triumphs 11600170 arrivals 146 on track 211 shipments 1- 004 SELECTED BONDS NEW YORK Mar IS (UJB 1 prices: Home own corp 3s '12 Home own 24s Federal farm mortgage 3s '49 Paramount 6s '55N Southern Pacific 44s Warner Bros 6s '39 Local Markets Corrected to Mar IS) GRAIN Wheat 57 for 60 pound test: one rent discount for each pound for 59 and IS two cents discount for each pound for 57 and 51 three cents I discount for each' pound" fo 55and 54: 1 LINCOLN Mar Floods I AiwwsM iwwwa In Pennsylvania left Stats WPA 1 dminlatrmtnr Dwivht Talian I Mid hil idniniotritlvo UllltUlti Arch Donovan stranded In Pitts- I hurrh today local officials were I Informed n' were en train I WPA officials believe Governor Cochran and bis party of Dodge I street bridge boosters also strand ed to COU 1 firm Neither office nor I his wife heard from him 1 I MILWAUKEE Mar Op- j)der 84 5c' ponents of the new sociallst-pro-0 omaha" Mar sirir PRODUCE (By Hastings Poultry gressive federation claimed a vie-Choice leafy 11550 No 1 t0ry today wltl 0111 Iel UM Und rdleafy nd llc1youni customary majority cut rooster lie: leghorn atsgs and old I down to a plurality in the city rooatera Ic ducks tc geese 1c I primary eECREAM-(By tops Creamer Com- to 27c mayor mill be opposed in tne (By Hastings Hid and April 7 election by Sheriff Joseph Fur 5c: horse 1380 Shjgpors non-partisan conslder- ni led strongest opponent since eltOn btranaea be first ran for the office in 1916 nth i $1910 No Omaha' livestock OMAHA Mar 7-500 four cents discount for e'ach pound Follow the leader and you wont miss a thing That was the advice today of Mrs Ray Bash to persons planning to take in the mammoth spring opening program which Hastings merchants will stage Thursday evening Nearly 50 Ringers dancers and other entertainers will appear in the series of acts- to bo presented in eequence In the display wlndowa or from apodal doorway stages at the nearly 30 participating stores and shops The first window show will be et 7:30 end from then until about 10:30 tbe acts will be presented at about 5-mlnute Intervale The complete round of stores will be repeated once and persons mleelng any on the first round mey catch them on the second Mrs Bash director of the affair pointed out Frim one to four persons will take part In each act many of the entertainers of course appearing at more than one store Mrs Bash emphasised that every set will be worked out to fit the particular itora and there will be no duplications Where millinery le featured in Incomes Larger Income tax receipts for Hastings and south-central Nebraska are this year than last according to John McCarthy Internal revenue collector who headquarters here wouldn't venture to soy how much larger the receipts are thta year" he sold there likely were many income tax blanks filled out end sent in directly without clearing through this office I am sure there were many more taxable Incomes filed this year than last Business conditions were better all over the state I found some hard hit localities along the Republican vat ley but the outlook general la McCarthy wae swamped with income blank filers seeking help right up to the deadline on March 16 He said he wae obliged to stay in hie office until midnight of the last filing day to take care of rush business Move Equipment INLAND Mar The Harrison Construction Company is moving the lost of the road machinery away from Intend where it hoe been kept elnce the completion of the paving on Highway 6 The machinery Includes the giant cement mixed end some of the larger tractors The Community Club In Dietrlct 51 enjoyed a program sponsored by Mr and Mrs Peter StimbertT and Mr and Mrs Gambler Friday evening Numbers Included two one-act plays the life of the Dionne quintuplets In pantomime readings by Kathryn Anne McCune Mrs -Ruth Dykeman and Donald Stlmhert piano duets by Mlee Edna and Mias Mildred Flts-ke and eonge by little Mary Anne Dykeman Mr and Mrs Lloyd Laux were hosts to their bridge club on Sat nrday evening There were three tables playing The pries for high core went to Mr and Mre' Hike Batterman Mr and Mrs Kent Tickler of Portland Ore are visiting hie sister Mre Homer McCune and at the Ted Tickler home Mr Tickler wu reared in the East Inland neighborhood Entertain Ball Team GLENVIL Mar Membere of the Glenvll kitten bail team and their escorts Manager Louie Goldens teln and A Phipps ee-letant manager of the team and their wives were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Raul Summers at Hastings Friday evening Twenty-three gueete spent the evening playing cards Prizes Chocolate Frosty THE NEW DELICIOUS MALTED MILK DRINK 10c HASTINGS DRUG CO The Resell Stove the display the entertainment ie planned to fit Into the general theme and eo on through the wide range of new spring merchandise that will he shown Thursday night for the first time The evening's program will actually open at 6:45 with a concert at Second and Has tinge by the junior high band The high school bend and the college band will be among the event other attraction presented In addition to the acts of the individual tores All care will he barred from Second street between Burlington and St Jiieepb avenues and from Hastings avenue between First and Third streets A feature of the program a $10 prize the merchants are offering to the writer of the best description of any one or more of the itora displays Including reference to the act as well as the merchandise shown The prise ie for the beet description and hot necessarily hosed on the selection of subject matter Eseaya must be turned in at the Chamber of Commerce before Wednesday night March 26 were awarded to Mre A Phipps and Dennison Connor The Triple Four Bridge Club met with Mr and Mre Arnold Heye Sunday evening High score prize wae awarded to Mre Frank Schliep Mrs jerks attended the liver wedding anniversary celebration of Mr and Mre Gue Eigen-berg at Hastings Sunday Mr and Mre Herbert Person John Person and Mrs Herman Person of Columbus were Sunday gueete of Mr and Mre Llnde-msn end Mr and Mrs Bert Bol taken Warns Congress WASHINGTON Mar President Roosevelt told congressional leaden that If congress appropriates more for relief than hie estimate new taxes must he imposed to meet the cost Speaker Joseph Byrne said today president made It dear that we must put on more taxes to meet all increases In the relief budget voted by Byrne aid It le an election year the amount probably won't he raised will It 7" Byrne was asked think he re plied Byrne said he did not anticipate any "serious" effort to delay the-appropriation He acknowledged that an attempt will be made to $200000000 to prevent curtailment of CCC activities' Good on Busses OMAHA Mar (PL-Tbe Union Pacific Railroad system traffic department today sold the elate railway commission at Lincoln had authorized uee of train tickets by passenger on buses If the traveler desired The order however does not permit a passenger to uee a hue ticket on a train Peteraen-Btitt RAGAN Mar Miss Mariana Peterson daughter of Mr and Mrs Peterson of Regen and Robert 8tltt eon ot Mr end Mre Stitt of Benkleman were mar tied Sunday afternoon at the Bethel Lutheran Church The wedding ceremony wae per formed by the Rev A Chris ten-eon of Holdrege The couple wae attended by Agnes and Herald Peterson sister and brother of tbe bride WVVVAW MARKET PHONE 2113 Sugar Cured Sliced Smoked Ham me (End elite) LB Veal Chops 19 LB Pork Steak 20 Seek More Pay HOLDREGE Mar What wax -believed to be the first labor trouble on any Nebraska PWA project occurred today on Tri-County project canal work north of Holdrege end Funk Workmen were dissatisfied with wages offered them by the contracting firms The men employed on the projects received their first pay checks lest night Little concern was expressed at Tri-County headquarters over the reported dissatisfaction of workers at Funk and Holdrege today The contracts for canal work provide that wages shall be based on prevailing local wages Green assistant chief engineer said he was confident ell would be ironed out after workmen end employers had cleared up some misunderstandings which apparently hod arisen relative to provisions of the contracts Amnesia Victim OMAHA Mar A woman tentatively identified by police as Mrs Ethel Olson 58 tbs wife of Kansas City packing house worker was found apparently in a state of partial amnesia here She was found In an automobile only half-conscious an empty bottle which had -contained poison beside her A check of drug stores showed that $hc had bonght the poison at one near where ahe was found An examination failed to show that she had taken any of the poison Mrs Olson had been missing In Kansas City since Monday night At a hospital here police efforts to question the woman were of no avail outside of giving her name and address Ayr News Notes AYR Mar 18 Mr and Mrs Holland Hoffman and eon Mr and Mrs Harry Hoffman Mr and Mrs John Konzack Sir and Mrs Theodore Armutrong and Mr and Mrs Gilbert Matthews went to the home of Mr and Mrs Glen Mathews Sunday to celebrate the birthdays of both Mr end Mrs Mathews which occurred during the week Mrs Fouts of Golden Colo has arrived to spend a few weeks in the home of her mother Mrs Thompson Mr and Mrs Ralph Snoberger and daughter and Mr and Mrs Donald Snoberger of Aurora were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Claude Snoberger Mr and Mrs James Barton and daughter of Gibbon were week-end gueete of the father Robinson Mr and Mrs Marshall Gingrich of Oregon were gueete on Mon lay of the sister Mr Ida Snyder and eon Snyder and family Tall of Art In Capitol SUTTON Mar The BH met with Mrs Richard Gross-bane Monday after noon with the newly elected president Mrs Maud Whitlock In charge A leeeon on the of the Nebraska Capitol'' was given by Mies Minnie Hoerger and Mrs Ida Back-dahL Mrs Backdahl spoke on the Interior or the building and Mies Hoerger on the exterior Thomas Rogers Stricken BLADEN Mar Thomas Rogers died Sunday forenoon at the home of hie brother Emmet with whom he had made hie home for many years Mr Rogers had been In failing health for some time Funeral services were held on Tuesday afternoon at the Bladen Methodist Church with the Rev 8 Heeeeltlne officiating FAMOUS ANOH nuoitmoo COAL For Sate at BYERS IBR CO nam 1M light weight butcher to shipper and scattered other weights to small 4IW M9MSIUW WillUl OlgUlB IU P1IIBIK local Interests steady-lOc lower than Tuesday big packers Inactive bulk unevenly lower better 190-220 round butchura 11010102? top $1025 wme held higher few 220-280 pimiidi $19001010 nothing done on heavies: deslreable iso-190 pounds 19 7501020 120-150 pounds $9210990 7 strong-lOc higher: bulk $9100915 few light weights $935 stag 900 down strong weight stock pig to 5500 calves Roo fed steer and yearlinga slow and weak very abou t'teady ahnnenT1 iidri35r deaierstiSfe stock1 slow' andstirady wsak: bull steady-weak vealer idy' steady atockers and feeders In light supply and steady early salea fed steera and yearlings 17000 775 several load held aliove $800: no choice kmgfeds here: heifers $825 0725 few $7100775 beef row $1500550 ters $3 250425 bulls $4750550 practical veal top on few $750: stock some held "higher Steers (iso-loo' pounds): Choice 1 925 SSim i-fJiJj Medium 650i Common 5501 Steers (100-1100 pounds): Good $00' Medium 875 Common 575 Steen (1100-1800 pounds): Good 8256 975 Medium Plitllip Dgbiob Elect PHILLIP 3BURG Kan Mar is COCflTOn Train Phillip county democrats held a LStKSaiJwdo SitaSuS Gain on Socialists I I Hpn'P MVPTtllTPfi "Co AKRON Mar (UH A sud- of nsRCfl nsKOtiitloni 2X2 1-2LSSL? nTalni between management and striking employes of the Goodyear Tire and 1 big plants were placed under a btodtadc the company 1 s-juage common pleas court Of plckeU at ot 42 ten I to three and that a deputy sheriff be placed at each entrance I carrying Governor Cochran and a I party of Omaha free bridge boost- ers to Washington had to be re- routed because of the Pittsburgh floods rail officials In Chicago said today As a result the party will not I reach the capltol until late this afternoon Tax Revenue Jumps R9cuer Drowns CONNELLS VILLE Pa Mar 18 LP A hero of the flood 28-y ear-old Harry Landymore wee wept to Me death while clinging to a telephone pole after helping reecue 40 marooned pep one In tte nearby eoal tows of Da WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE Mod CAmI-U Tsrt Jw Otf if Bri is At Miniei leV Is Th he shwH mmmr al tw eud BqM hOiatrar homl dally lfthUMi 0a0OwtaelMv four toddMM'taiei tel in In the Uwila leer Meeek You fit ewstipatad Yoor wfcal rtau I nJ n4 jrw wr nk an thawarM look peak ie ab imVuhlfti A nh I't ra4attlMCMM lt ami eld Liule Urar ruiBiafK umm two peoadiof Uiaflaviu 0a0 ead ak see IM and ia aiaklae Mle Saw Carter' UttbUwHIblv rafaa aarthiap aiMitfe JOHNWHIBER Jeweler and Optometrist 0 1 mBB meeting here Saturday men and women sharing almost equal honors on committees and In 1 delegates elected to state and dls- I trlct conventions Dr Park- er county chairman presided The administration of Franklin Roosevelt wee endorsed The following delegates were elected to the state convention: Dr Parker Dan Hossen Omaha by Captain bureau on speeders' Motorcycle officer were directed to cease their work" igm devote more n1 nabbing Steers (1100-1600 pounds) -M Phlllipiburg: Mrs a Garber WASHINGTON Mar 18 (UK) Choice 9756 1050 Stuttgart Mrs Boyd PhU-1 Congressional leaders today stud- 0xx 8250 973 llpsburg Mrs Anness Anderson I led a 484 per cent jump in March John Towneend and Tom Hill Lo-1 Income tax revenues hopeful that gan I sufficient revenue gains were In Alternates: Bernie Elklngton I prospect to allow them to drop Prairie View Mrs Gladys Beedy I new recessing levies from the Agra Mrs Merl Meyers Glade new budget-tax bill thus aiding in Wallace Sullivan Logan Mrs rushing the legislation through to Harry Landes Kirwln Mrs I enactment Buchner and Marion Larson Phil- llpsburg Sue lor Injuries District convention delegates LINCOLN Mar Mrs Marion Larson Dr Parker ona Napier and her SS-yearold and Mrs Boyd Phlllipsburg daughter Luclle of Bellwood to-Mrs Garber Stuttgart: Mr day filed damage suits touting Flnnigan Logan George ijs000 In district court against Moore Woodruff Wesley Hamll-1 Louis Brown of Lincoln chief lon' A- mechanic of the state highway de- Alternates Mrs Anness Ander-1 partment ton John Townsend Dr I The mother alleged she suffered wooied iamb down I Buchner Phlllipsburg Fred Dcd- panuanent Injuries si the result of I rlck- Woodruff Mrs Steele collision between ths cor driven for bulk fed ewes held above $585 It I collision Between us car unvra late Tuesday bulk fed wooled Umbs I sogrist Agra jy her daughter and a machine T)p- 117501000 top 11010 I And Mr Tom Hill Logan eJted by Brown south of Bellwood on January $1 last CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago Mar (UR Crack Down on Speed 12009 including 1000 directs steady1 to 10 renla lower than Tuesday's average on weights above 170 pounds light Ilghts lO tc bulk lo 15 cent off: top 11670 Tnilk 10-250 pounds $10400 OMAHA Mar police were ordered today Charles Payne traffic head to down 1410 250-300 pounds $106001040: 200-359 pounds 1976 pounds $jnft0-iqto ows $1250 15U few Cattle 1000 waives 1-500 fed steers and yearlings more active due iicnra inti yawwim hniw nueivGi aew i largely to Improved killlBg oilitPMM 't i- A I.