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15 LAAYETTE JOURNAL ANU WUKIER Tuesday Evening November 25 1930 4 MARKETS TODAY Railroad News CMcagcrGrain Ye Stqcfcs (TgrtUthed by Munw Bn 0) jciasefCToroNs251Nv24 WHEAT ONCcsm A a attor oil 8 UNERALS 5 i 4 3 7 3 9 7 7 SO 00 SO 2 3 4 5 3 5 993 997 9 8 extra dividend to the recent Was weak' 3 00 SO 00 00 00 00 00 so 00 36 SO 3114 76 79 lU 3B 37 38 133 10 4014 61 30 17 01 13 31 34 53 147 19 104 53 11 35 IS 411 36 20 31 20 33 ood Cheaper Thanksgiving Dinner This Year at Much Less Ex penseThanHeretofore Turkeys and All Gro ceries Reduced New Tor stocks ft wheat soft wheat AArn corn (73 ibs4J oats 81 DUTIES 7fi 4 1 78 I 30 3 onn 50 down (urnished br lamton Bros (Old! Stte Uop tracts) 8 Snow alls Monday After a record breaking spell ot warm November weather Lafayette had a anow storm Monday flakes fell steadily from early in the forenoon on through the after noon the snow melting "however before it had a chance to collect on the ground tributlon presumably reflecting Its In creased earnings this year Humble OU orderea an In contrast dividends The close 00 3 oo a 9 7 Music estival Dance eatures Ctever solo and chorus dance numbers provide variety and spice for the "Jefferson high school music festival Wednesday evening in' the school gymnasium at 8 o'clock for the benefit of the school band fund Marilyn Col Jins will appear in a fancy dance number and Elizabeth Ann lorex wilt present astuir step dance a novelty or Lafayette Edna Hine and Barbara Monroe will appear in syncopated buck dance and Marjorie Jane agin Doreen Winegarner and Wil ver Vess also an Oriental duo by Ebby and Kitty Gray Two chorus numbers the Danqe of the Paper Dolls and the and Black Steppers com plete the dance program which is interspersed1 between band num bers The dance numbers are un der the direction of Conder of the high school vocational de partment The 'sumptuous meal without which Thdbksgiving would not be Thanksgiving for many people will be provided a great deal more cheaply this year 'thaneKor some time due: to greatly reduced prices in foodstuffs Investigation Tuesday revealed lower prices in practically every item which enters into the Thanks giving menu as compared with prices at this season for several years back In some cases reduc tions sare said to be as as 50 per cent Dressed turkey considered the ideal center for the holiday meal is much I cheaper this than last and chickens ducks And geese also A lively turkey de mand is reported stimulated prob ably by the low price Groceries generally! were quoted from 20 to 25 percerit lower than a year ago Cranberries1 celery potatoes fruit lettuce all are' down from' about one fifth I to one third In many instances prices are said to be the lowest in year? 1 p36 37 I i 43 HOGS Market lower 00 0 00 down 4 00 3 00 00 dews market Wednesday Poultry and Junk Company) ISCGo Dec Mar May HATS boc Mar' May bee Mar May Uev May Pastor at" Conference The Rev KeSslngrr pas tor qf Grace church went to Logansport Monday to attend a meeting of the St Joseph con ference board of administration Tuesday' with several local lay men he will attend a conference retreat in the same city Have $1500 By Saving $97S a AfontA OUR 36 yeor old Plan al money bulkllnglt used by more than 190000 investors Write for frea descriptive booklet "Enjoy Money' Investors: SYNDICATE rOUHPSP 1694 334 MvrahanU Rank Bulldins INDIANjKOLU (NO Tai Unealn 7900 Legion Post in Welfare Work Active participation tat steps to provide (relief during the ''winter by Lafayette post No 11 Amer ican Legion' was outlined at a regular meeting Monday evening in the Legion Home Commander Taylor an nounced i the appointment of a post relief committee with Lit tell as chairman' Mr Llttell in a report stated that last week had placed 126 hours of work and he already had 86 hours as sured for this week This' serv ice is being maintained for ex service tnen generally The civic relief committee was explained by Mr Taylor a' mem ber who announced the benefit basketball game between Jeffer son and Delphi set of December 12 Ha said he had obtained block Of seats for Legionnaires and urged their purchase Kenneth Snyder membership chairman announced that one of three planes in a state Legion round up would visit Lafayette next Sunday Nov 80 arriving at Shambaugh airport 8 a Tn Membership cards for 1981 will be collected by the plane Local members were urged to pay their dues in order that the post make a (good showing in the round up Members were urged to be at the airport when the plans arrive A report 'of the district meeting fcundayj at owler was givenby Koerner Several places rere reported open in the post drum corps until January 1 drills each riday night in the Purdue armory were reported by Dr Hun ter corps vice commander The Boy Scout troop sponsored by the post was stated by rank Hetland to be receiving assistance from two Bedford Eagle Scouts enrolled at Purdue Improvements to the house and grounds were discussed Omer Bates explained the Whit ing post life membership plan Commander Taylor announced that the local executive committee is working onaRlan a rti tOnesimshl Low JCteoafClooe vies gSteeprte9wV2SHT 7 4 1 1 with 447 of contract Wheat 4 cars lower Today week 854000 BENEIT (Cdntmujd froxtf bafce one) JOHN KLUTH urniture Store! Sale under the management of the Land Auction Co Noblesville Hogan local 1015 Colum bia street Phon 38453 the torso and a shlri with a laundry mark inked in the col larband was found stuffed in th'e suitcase with the' Nd other dues to tfrer dead plan's were discovered Xn autopsy establlsheji that 'the man had been drinking heavily before he died apd that the body was dismembered after death 1 No bullet wounds" or othur xparks of violence' were found The medical exantjaer said th legs and torsdhaxr beeffue yered with great skill The hypothesis that the body1 might have beetrt discarded by a med ical student was aiwindoned by police after examination of th articles that wer found with the legs and torso LOCAL POULTRY Prices for Tuesday and (urnished by Lafayette Hena Ieghorn hn Springs Leghorn aprlnso larse Old rooatare Turkeys Turkeys old Ducks hsavy Ducks llsht i Geese eeaessaseesssaa LOCAL CASH GRAIN Effective to 1:30 Wednesday NO No THANKSGIVING CHEER NEW YORIC Twenty thousand 75 pound carton of vy9r distributod tonight td New York police atation and will given tomorrow to unmployd a ill VOTE TD ASSIST IN RELIE WOHK' 'k Local Postoffice Employes To Give Part of Salary orm Association to" Carry Out Plans Lake Missing SARNIA Ont Nov (AP) steamer Maple Bay' said to Have left ort WHlIarff last Wednesday did pot make it scheduled stop here Saturdayand is unreported since Its departure from the head of the flakes Th ship's owner at Toronto 'said no information as' tn its whereabout change dub 65E ODt4nxLt 65 Postal association64 Advertising ciub Journal and Courier (for carriers 90 Jefferson and Delphi have each been r(Ved 500 seats each in bleachers on the malp Joor Seats have aio been reserved here by the Knights of Cdlfimbus (150) and Legion (100) ('fijonre 400set' 1000 blaacber skats isfll reserved re tnalned unsold Tuesday' A number of other organ! Awaiting meetings to take forniglactlon on additional reservations: The mi sold seats will be offered first 'to organisation groups tn Mpcks When thi field has been exhaust ed lngl tlokfe jsalgsx'yly ue started'" HIgh '8choor arid pUBTIC sponsor "books' the son must be honored or admis sion the' la ttfentiumbeting have already for tickets will dispose of among their own members' while It is stated father will to dispose of them publicly? Interest sihowa Xarf able space will be taken game OR INORMATION Organlzatlon wisbtng informa tion regarding' tle benefit game and of he'BntIe telief project will be: sent speakers Mayor Hjtfison originated the project und Charles Reefs ('phone 81517 general chairman Ticket reser vations may be made by calling Mr Hammer 8302 JSEwiixjRK Nov Si tAPj The dismembered legs and the man who probably was slain early yesterday were found in widely separated parts pf 'the city providing with a gruesome murder mystery The torso severed from the head was found in a trunk float ing op the flood tide of the Hud son river at the foot of West iftyelghth street The legs wfaheXf ound In a cheap arid bat tered suitease in front of a va" canfitore on the lower east side a short block from the river A suitcase containing various articles of clothing with a few identifying' marks was reclaimed at a hotel1 by detectiveswith a baggage check found with LIBERTY' BOND PRICKS NSW YORK Nov 25 government bonds cloeed: 'Liberty 3 319126 Srst 4a 3X031 (oUrth 4a 31037' treasury 4 31138 CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO Nov (AP) (U Department ot Agriculture) Hogs re ceipts 35000 including 6000 direct Mostly lower bulk 170 to 300 Iba 38150825 pigs' and light lights 58000836 packing adws steady to lOo lower good and choice 140 to 160 Iba 38000825 16d to 300 lbs 38000835 200 Ito 350 Iba 38100838 350 to 350 Ibaz 38100835 picking aowa medium and 'good 3700 0775 Slaughter pigs good' and chdlpe 3800 0835 i Cattier receipts 11000 calves 3000 better grad fed steers and long year lings' Stroh tolBc higher: shipper hraklns ftjarketrwetxhty steer up most weighty Ur8i (I2ao' 3hae scaling 1523 lbs 'other classed strong: steers good 'and Choice (106 to 900 Iba 3102501350 900 to 1100lbs 31025 01350 110 to 1300 495001325 1300' to 1500 Iba 390001276: helfera good and choice 387501250 cows good and' choice 35250725 common and medium bulla yearlings excluded good and choice peef $500 0 650 vealers milk fed good and choice8OO011OO medlum $6500800 stock era' and feeders receipts 15000 strong to 25c higher' erly bulk fat lambs $8000 840 to shippers and packers: best $855 some hetd higher white faced range feeders $676 0735 lamba 90 lbs down good and choice" $7750875 medium ta choloev $3260400' feeding lambs good and choice $6750750 INDIANAPOLlS LIVESTOCK INDIANAPOLIS' Nov (U 8 Department of Agricultural Hoga receipt 9000: hojdover 146 mostly steady to' 15P lower underweights 15 O40c off: light lights 140 to 160 Iba good and choice $3250835 light Lafayette postoffice employes meeting Monday afternoon in the office of PostmaMer Bart lett voted to dfi theft part toward relieving distress caused by un famployment in the local commu nlty An organization to ne as the Association Lof: Poetoffice Employes was formed for the pur pose of raising funds to be used to help the needy Each member voted to give $2 from his or her salary for the next four months" which will aggregate about 750 for the'' per iod Ifr wa also decided tfih 4b association purchase a block or 84 tickets for 'the charity basketball game to be played In December between the Jefferson' and Delphi high school basketball team All the funds raised by the or ganization are' to ba devoted to charity through Mayor "John recently established com munity welfare" committee which committee will report back to the association' the expenditures made from tM fundx' The association numbering more than 90 jfisrsbns jeleeted a com mittee of six to serve as a gov erning' bfaard Thosfc chosen are: Robert Connelly post master chairman Louis Buckles secretary treasurer Hoy Richards Will lam' loyd Black find Jesse Booth tai'ry Prior to forming the association addresses" were ronv John udno ru 'E Wolfe secretary Greater Lafayette Cham ber of Commerce postmaster Bart lett and Don Hammer local manager of the Qurth Avenue Amusement in charge1 ot ticket sales for the charity bas ketball game Announcement We take this means of mforming the pubiic that our entire stock of high grade furniture lotated at 8 North Third street will be sold without reserve to the high est bidders established thi business min year "fl Rfid have takSb a pride in supplying the people with high 'grade 'furni tur ha been a prosperous bueinesa and we wieh to thank our friends for the eplendid patronage have enjoyed In i fact we are eo appreciative and thankful that ar now willing to oloa out th entire stock and leave the price en tirely in your hand If you eecur bargalne we give you th aseurano that you ar heartily welcome will not spend much money in advertising in an effort to put on any senti mental demonstrations but esure you that the offering high class and that th bidding wilt bd bona fids open and above hoard This is In a three story building and th contsnts of pach room will sold to th bar walls Th Sal will therefore lively continue for tn day or ttfo week beginning Monday the first day of December 1930 We promise a lively sale however and something doing all the Time with both day and night ales A splendid opportunity to do your Christmas shopping you think? fail to take advantage of this oppor tunity to make your home more complete ad pleasant prices mad by yourselves 4 7This is no iiriitatioh but a genuine auction Roughs i fcATTLE Market weak and alow Real shippln Eair to good leers 900 1100 lb God quality stock ataers trne vearllng helfera: air butcher heifer 6 Good quality Block Helfera 4 Good heavy cowa Common to medium cove Cutters Cannere Choice bulla Bolognaa CALVES Market 50c ibfghef Top calves Good to choice 'Medium 'to good Out calves 1 SHEEP Market alow Choice ewe and wether lambs Choice buck lambs Medium to good lambs Throwout lambs Good ewea Common ewes Bucks 191 36 29 64 11 13 3 61 36 31 159 34 25 9 60 27 28 25 Thanksgiving to Be Observed by Local' Churches Local churches will observe Thanksgiving day with special ser vices in keeping with annual cus tom and heeding the request in the president's annual Thanksgiv ing proclamation The Tippecanoe Ministerial as sociation is sponsoring two union ThaUksgviing services one at the irst Baptist church the Rev Howard Starratt pastor and another at irst church West Lafayette the Rev M' Hunt pastor Both services will be held morning begin ning at 10 Tlje program for the "City ser vice Invocation Rev Hawk Salem Reformed reading of Pres proclamation Rev Moore St prayer Rev Starratt: Scripture reading Rev Stolldorf Holy Trinity Lutheran sermon Rev Bollinger Purdue Wesley ounda tion benediction Rev IL Knight Congress Street'll 'Taking part in the West EJide service will be: Rev Hunt' invo cation Rev Smith West Lafayette Baptist prayer Rev Robert Knight Christian church student pastor reading Presidents proclamation Rev Vl Hackley Wesley oundation Scripture read ing Rev Graham Central Presbyterian' sermon Special mu sic will form a part of each service TO AID RELIE UND eeling a special need for re lief exists at this time the min isterial association has decided ta give offerings from both services to the civic relief committee to be used in alleviating distress Another union service this one in the German language willbe held 'Thursday morning vat alO at Brown Street church St i John's Evangelical" joining The RevD EDan pastor of Brown Soiree kr in narfa'D nnrt th Rev Howe St deliver the sermon The chorus of SL John's church will sing An of fering will be divided between the Children's hom and Home hos pital German people are cordially invited to the services EPISCOPAL CHURCH St Episcopal church will hold Thanksgiving services Thurs day morning one iat 8 andtpe second at 10 with the pill choir at thb latter service St James Lutheran will hold a Thanksgiving service Thursday morning at 10 o'clock ser mon by the Rev Schmidt pastor The irst Reformed church announces "a service forThursday morning at 9:30 The Catholic will have their usual iftasses Thursday Dismembered Body Reveals Murder Mystery American 'Can Ahi Tel Md Tel Anacondt fc Bathlabcm Stetj Calumot and Hbdla Chrysler Motors CttrtlM Wrlsht General EUctrlc General Motors GoodricTi Goodyear Gold Dust Hudson Metor HappT Motors Int Harvester Kennecott Copper Kresge 8 Montgomery Ward Nat Cash Reg Nat TDry Prod Central' Packard Motor Para am Lasky Penn "i Penney Radio Corp Bears Roebuck Sinclair Oil stewart wartisr Studebaker Union Carbide a ssei Warner Broa i Weethse Elec Woftl worth Yellow Truck rt Stand Oil Ind Ch 1 Stocks' Bors Warner Grlssby Grunow Co Houd Her Corp A Nt Standard Midwest Utilities Rosa Gear Cities Service HwlfL IntL NEW YORK Nov 25 A little holiday cheer was Infused Into today's stock market us a lew corporations provided sauce for the turkey in th form of special or extra dividends share prices rushed quietly' back to the high levels the recovery re corded riday In addition to cheering dividend announcement trade and financial news was fn the main reassuring particularly indications ot further efforts to stabilize steel prices Trading was a little more lively than yesterday end there were numerous gklns ot 2 points or so notably in Steel Republic Steel Byers American Telephone Consolidated Gas Union Pacific New York CentrafJ Good year and Penney few share advanced about 3 to 5 including Amer ican Locomotive Lima Looomotlvs Al lied Chemical Atchfaom 8 Indus trial Alcohol Ingersoll Rand end In ternational Business Machines Ths mall order shares sagged after terday's brUk upturn and the motion pictures declined moderately" Ths reopening of some ot the re cently closed banks in the south and southwest together with reports from banking commissions indicating the crisis had passed had a salutory effect upon sentiment The steel shares were helped by a flrm stand taken on sheet prides by 6 Steel Railway equipments were bld up in expectation of improvement in business alter the flrst of the year Allied Chemical declared a stock dividend of 1 20 of a share In addition to Its regular cash payment as it did ago and International Business Ma chines ordered a 6 per cent stock dia Humble OU of 50 cents trend in Lafayette Aerie Has Celebration Lafayette ierie 347 raternal Order of Eagles had a celebra tion Monday evening in connec tion with the culmination of a spirited membership campaign the program including a reception at the home and initiation or a large class of candidates at the Allen dancing academy Many visiting Eagles took Part in the festivities The member several hundred of them assembled at the Eagles home and paraded with the 61 candidates to the Allpn academy where the crack local degree team led by Harry Pritchard carried out the ritualistic work Otto Deluse past national president of the order was present from In dianapolis And spolje Mayor John Hudson' state pfesideht the Eagles was another speaker Alter the ceremonies the mem bers returned to the home where luncheon was' servedtand an Informal reception held La fayette had 49 members' In the class and 12 were from Crawfordsville The gold tfarn defeated the whites "lnthe membership race and will enjoy aturkey dinner soon at the fext pensq of losers Inventory 'of Personal Property Ts Heji jpp TQjyjer Estate inventory and appraisement 3O1 the persbriai'esitatfi' of the Ifits James owler Lafayette' ii nancier who died September 7 was filed in the circuit court Tmsday by Joseph A Andrew attorney for the executors James owler 'and 'Mrs Elizabeth (owler) AndrewItris the largest personal estate handled in the lo cal court many years and totals $126982881 No NJn (3 cent discount fat qacB Jegr of Big our to Operate Special foi Big Game Anticipating one of the largest Crowds al any football game thie season the Big our railway has announced through A Earl Yan cey lochl ticket and passenger agent a special train of about six cars for the Notre Dame Army game next Saturday in Chicago Thfi special will operate Between Indianapolis and Chlcagbron one of the fastest schedules ever made being virtually a nille a minute arrangement It is to leave Indianapolis about 4 departing from Lafay ette at 9:10 and arriving at 13 o'clock noon AT THE MONON SHOPS Richard A Davis boiler Inspector on the flrst trick in the round house and wife plan to spend the Thanksgiving holidays in Ohio Nelson fireman was oh the off duty list Tuesday morning rest ing up William Neal engineer' Js off duty' for a short imp resting up Marquis engineer is on the the off duty list and Slat hour fs working in his place on passenger trains No 19 and1 28 Lucas fireman is off duty because of sickness "Covington engineer has re norted for duty on passenger trains Nof lSo and 133 following lay off Long switchman has re sumed 'work following a short rest Lee Gillespie switchman has re ported for duty ip the yards Joe 'Wilson switchman has marked" up for duty follpwfng sn extended absence because 6f sick ness 1 Lane switchman has been granted a leave of absence 'tyrakeman has rharked Qn the middledivision extra board rank Detert brakeman is off duty for the Thanksgiving vaca tion Barrett yard foreman has marked up on the 2 shift af tet a few WABASH NOTES rjoseph Shaughnessy accountant in rthe local freight office was off flurty Tuesday morning attending the funeral of a relative Travis Daniels lineman was called east' on the road Tuesday morning on company business BIG OUR NOTES Davison supervisor of trackfrom Kankakee III made a business trip to (Lafayette Mon day McHenry road foreman of engines was in the city on company business Mondays Ryan flrst trick yard brakeman in the local yards was off duty Tuesday and Ji Col lins extra brakeman worked in his place PLATE NOTES Bhonestedt conductor was off duty Tuesday resting up Conductor Ludwig con ductor on the fourth 3 district (freight pool Is laying off for a short time and Rogers isworking in his placed Goar flrenifiii oil' pas senger trains No 25 and '26 is on the oft duty list or a short time and Smith is work ing in his place fH7119 188(35 22 17 3 64k 35 te 60 34 '2SJC a 27 il'A 3T iji l(f e4460 36 17 54 13 21 33 63 146 18 102 61 11 li 4 13 26 20 33 "1 GOLDEN OAK COAL orked Lump Delivered $575 Approved Credit Accounts' and Additional Charge of 25c per ton High Grade Low Ash All Around Utility Coal EXCLUSIVE DEALERS BELT COAL CO Phone 4728 7 EVANS COAL CO Phone 8704 RELIABLE COAL ROOING CO Phone 8101 STADER COAL CO Phone 3229 PUBLIC SALE have quit farming and will sell my farm located one half mile weet of New Richmond on Wed Dec 3rd XrWiSO a 4he fellewing personal property to wits HORSES AND ysr old weight 3050 3 bay Ihorw 10 years old weight 1500 1 bay horse smooth modth weight 1350 team brown mut0s6 ysarsy)d weight 2459 1 team brown mules 6 and 8 yoars old weight 2300 These Udira nnX are all sound and extra good worker On Guernsey cow 6 years 'old: Guernsey 8 years these twe ri gallons cows when fresh and thr milk has teted 1 roan Shoethorn cow 8 years old a good milker 1 Guernsey crossed 3 years old cow a good milker 1 two year eld ons balt blpoded Guernsey heifer These cows are 11 bred to calve In early spring Thre short yearling steers weight about 700 lbs each 1 whortyearllnr roan belter weight about 600 pound HOGS One Poland China boar 2 years old a wood one 6 gilts brad to pig March 1st 40 ehoats weighing 60 and 70 pounds 1 460 bushels i STRAW orty bales rye straw Two John Deere sta 16 lnc'b sulky plows 11 Inch OMvfcr Sulky plow '1 walking plow 1 uprliwr tooth harrewr 3 ssctlon rspiks fiootb harrow 1 CulUpacker 3 John Deere oom jHMrt 2 Asery combination one raw cultivators 1 International two row cultivator 1 walking cultivator 1 Hoosier oats seader 2 Ingle discs 1 flyb hoe wheat drill 1 MaOormtck binder 1 Deertng mower I hay rifkcl bay trams1" bar goot wagons with good tight beds 1 older wagon 1937 mod el ord ton truck end stock rack tn good repair our sou work harness 1 set single" Vuggy harness 1 ret extra good carriage harness several leather collars and halters Such other small articles as ars found on TRNITURE one dining table 6 dining chairs 1 stand tagls sewing machine 3 rockers 1 refrigerator practical ly new CHICKEN 4)0 Barred Rock pullets also some cockerels These are well bred chicken Gash JOHN MORRIS BenHUB Dear Alva efd Auctioneer John McCo'kls Clerk Ladles ot Center Christ ian Church Will Serve Leech 16 ARE DEAD ROM POISONED LIQUOR LoS ANGELES Nov (AP) Investigation into the sale of poisoned' liquor which has caused sixteen deaths In twenty thpee days in Los Angeles county was ordered today William MoKay district ney deputy'inet with other county officers and promised to assign Several detectives to trace the source of poisoned 'liquor and wood alcohol The officials described the situation as serious CHICAGO Nov Announce ment of 7873000 bushel en I argemra of the visible wupply vf a tfumpaTHed a Ute oetbauk prloea today The Increase compared with '3883000 bushel decreaoe at th)s lime lain year Scattered at the last proved to be eyftlcient to pull what value down end the merKettouched the bottom level averaging lower tor the day taken as a Wheat' lower than yesterday' finish Corn closed oft oats unchanged to down and provision varying irum 5u decline to a rise of 2c UlliCAGO No A Inti Jenced by relative weakness" of wheat price both at Liverpool and Buno the Chicago wheat market underwent early" setback Liverpool dis patches said Liverpool quotations were unlikely to advene uni Russian shipments fell off but that actual ar rivals Ot Russian wheat were larger Opening (f lower Chicago wheat future deliveries displayed for the time being but HtUe power to rDy corn started 01o: down and aHprwarq held near to th Initial range advance shown In wheat value at Bnenba Aire led to more flnnnewN of the Chicago wheat a the day advanced The late jump reported In Bueno Aire wheat valu amounted to a much as 3c tor the ebruary delivery Absence of rain Argentina with temperature ot 93 were also reported and there expres sions of anxiety as to crop prospect in South Argentina owing to 1 drought Under euch circumstances early losses In Chicago whsatvslue to6ay w4 Isast temporarily ovsreoms Hslping the upward turn of the Chicago mar ket were reports that export flour trpm th Un'tefi hgve been sol to the Orient Ir tht Jafct week despite adverse conditions a to silver exchange ratea Another atlmulatlnk factor tody a decided decrease ot primary domestic receipt ot wheat arrivals today totaling only 483 000 bushels compared with 854000 bushels a week "ago and 687000 bushels at this tl ms last ysar Corn and oat largely followed price clianges In wheat: Car lots todays Wheat 46 cars with 30 of contract grads: last year It cara Corn: 233 cys with 96 ot nntract grads: test year 447 cars Gats 41 cars with 36 grarta: test year 37 cara uni 8 urppuvuw 4T1 nfltM 11 Cftl! Hogs receipts 35000 10c lop $830 Wheat primary receipts aort it In st 1 bushels test year" 687000 bushels Dallv Worts: Wheat and flour equal to 83000 bushels ot wheat Cash wheat unchanged to lower Cash com unchanged to higher ttesh uat 1 higher cmcofflc HIGHER SWINE LOWER Calves went' SOc higher' Tuesday at tho local yards a good active trade and a fait imprests sesm terested In tVual ud 11 otteilng were snapped up quickly mi A Ims SaksLrt Wgnl urtVnl UM 11 llig qwilixr iss sy session With 406 ib hogs and heavier weights 5c' Ke'neath" Mondays prices Plg were geitprally 40ei lower' for tle day while rough held nominally steady with a'few choice kinds going at $725 Heavy receipts early" In the day prob ably caused the slight slump but the undertone of the pork trade was strong The market was essentially active and strong at the decline Everybody ws In the pen erly looking for swine to All their prefer: Cattle values tea Htt'e change from 4 early quotations they being about steady on mostly all kinds Good rat tle had the best call while oft grads stock were a difficult sale The run win heavier than on Monday'e market but good the better classes were noted Little" Interest ws taken In the beef trade as a whole which resulted In i'otf? day trade Lambs wpre about steady with only the choice ewe nd wether lambs scal ing about 80 lbs and having a good solid kill being anything like a good sale Other kinds were markedly slow held up a arnall store' here Irving Staab '17 and twoi other boys saw 'the holdup A th tnen left the 3tore Bunker was' hit In Ha HsbaA hv hdutw thrown by StaalL Bunker died sev indicates that every tach of eral nouns later JThe pother man escaped 1 1 a lying Grandma NEW YORK Nov Mrs oster Bain 51 a grand mother and a close friend of Mrs Herbert Hoover was to get her flying license at Newark airport today She hag bean taking leg most of the Sheep saw no elght 180 lbs good nd change The ran was light but other (chotce 35J 0 lg tQ 2M lbp gOod lamb cenYerr drbpped tho makkU whlch I ch medium weights iiatnrnllv had a reflection on the local trade moisture over 33 CHICAGO CASS RICKS CHICAGO Noy (AP) Wheat No 1 hard 77c new corn No 3 mixed 74c No 3 yellow 73 074 No 3 white 76c old corn No 2 yel low 79c oats No 1 white 3036o: rye No 2 45o barley 48O66ct tim othy seed $8000850: clover seed $150002375 terd $1000 ribs $1350 hollies $1350 1 TOLEDO SEEDS TOLEDO OI Nov 25 (AP) Wheat No 1 red 87088c No 3 red 86087c urn No 3 yellow 86081c oats No 3 won aacus uu changed a Isons three months ri5? (72 Iba) it 300 to 230 lbs good and choice $835 330 to 350 lbs good and choice $8350850 heavy weights 250 to 290 lbs good and choice 38350850 290 to 350 lbs good and choice 850 packing sows 275 to 500 Iba medium and good $760 0 778 slaughter pigs 109 to 130lbs good and chotaa Cattle receipts' 1600 calves? 600 slaughter classes very active around SOo" higher than last week vealers 50o up vealers milk fed good and choice 3 1650 1100 medlunc $759 9 1060: cull and common $4500750 others" ottchangsd Sheep receipts 1700 Iamb strong 3lc higher lambs good and choice $7500826: common and medium $100 others unchanged POTATO MARKET CHICAGO Nov 28 (AP) 8 Department of Agriculture) Potatoes receipts 68 carer op track 312 cars total shipment 386 ears steady trading rather glow sacked per cwt Wisconsin Round Whites $140 0160 Mlnnota North" DkJtota $1350146 Idaho Russets No 1 L90 few $1950300 No Colorado MoCluree LH 0A receipts 9651 tubs: arv awlrss 11 a uo 50 Attend the transfer center 'goodi will COUPON CHICKENS Baskets of Thanksgiving Groceries Tonight at 835 Main Street 1 riidra RonCCE GO (AP) Butter verr weas orvaui ery extras Jlc stanaarus ex tra firsts firsts 37O23c sec onds 35 Eggs" receipts 2303 cases steady! extra first 39 0 40c ffesh graded firsts 35036c rent receipt feur rent receipt srr(rtor firstnd extra 19021c7 Jf" Egg ftfurea refrigerator standards" December? 18016 Jbftfsr futures storags stlards Dertmfier 26 37c "CHICAGO POULTRY I CHICAGlA Nov (A) Poultry 18a auvs reeswta cars: xe irucx areeuy i fowls springs 18c roostsrs young turkeys 30c ducks 130 25c I 1 arose 6c 18c I SLAYS ml BANDIT WITH STONE SEATTLE Wash" Novi gehool caused the death 6olDan BfinkfrJf of two mejn who 51 36 Three Cities in Contest Here Kokomo won a triangular T'M A volley ball tournament from Indianapolis and Lafayette Mon day at the Central Kokomo won four games arid lost two Indianapolis won three and lost threa while Lafayette won two and last four Each team playefi each of the others three games layers on thg" Lafayette team included ynn Robertson George Kenzleri Brown Sid ney Brotao Georgy Wolever' EUs worth Carson Wald Sklriner oresman and Carver The games were preceded by dinner at the attended by 27 persons including players and their wives A district or ganization to promote athletic con tests Was organized taking' in threq cities represented NJE James Kokomo wiii pres ident an(i La fayette secretary Trap Shoot Wednesday Morning at ChalmersCHALMERS Ind Nov 25 (Special) The members of James Currie Post No 25i American Legion of Brookston will hotyl a trap shoot at Chalmers Wednesday Nov 26 starting' at 10 TureySj ducks and chickens Will be given as prizes to the jvinners The public is invited' and those who desire to shoot are urged to bring their guns Shells and lynch may be procured on the grounds Several ex service meh frorrw Chalmers and vicinity belong to the Brookston post and will as sist in handling the shoot ormer Athlete Daddy Cards have been received In city announcing the? birth oft a son Lyell Donovan born riday November 12 to Mr and 'Mrs rancis A (Nance) Crowe of Sig chirney Iowa Mrs Crowe was formerly Miss Opal Smith of this city Mr Crovle ia a san of Mr and Mrs James Crowe of the Shadeland road and isn former Jefferson high school and Notre Dame athlete now engaged ta coaching "at Sigourney Archduke Acquitted of Larceny Charge NEW Nov 24 Archduke Leopold of Austria was acquitted by a jury tonight of a charge of aiding in the grand larceny through unauthorized sale of a Napoleon necklace the prop erty of the Archduchess Marie Theresa The archduke was with having abetted 'the sale of the relic for $60000 California Here I Come Yodels rieda VALPARAISO Ind rNpv rieda Schlusser who has been convicted 44 times during the last 26 years on charges of liquor law violation agreed today to leave here for California evacia prosecution on the latest charge PENN DRILLS PHILADELPHIA Pa7 Nov 24 (A P) fdotball squad buckled down to work today in preparation for the annual Thanks giving day game with Cornel) Every member on the team witn the possible exception of New comb guard and Raffel end will be in shape to play Odd ellows eet at County Session With Local Lodge As HostThe meeting held in this city Monday evening by the Odd el low of Tippecanoe county under the auspices of Tippecanoe lodge No 55 was largely attended and affair The third de rte was 'on: one1 cafldi date a team from riendship lodge No 22 and was well given This was followed by a social ses sion and short addresses were made by Edward Cunningham Jasper Cooper loyd Garrott and Rev Hartz a member of New Ross lodge No 297 Rudolph Kolthoff senior warden of the Grand Enpampment ot Indiana gave a review of the doings of that grand body at its annual ses sion and Burly Daniel reported for the grand lodge Over 100 visitors registered Refreshments were served The next meeting will held on January "13 at Romney with fiomnejf lodge No 896 ns host LDOO Me TAKE TOLL 35 LIVES IN EUROPE LONDON Nov A gale 'still across tonight and driving ratoss pelted a region already stricken by floods and hurricanes which taken at least 35 Jives injured hundreds made thousands homeless and wrought enormous property dam age Thirty one meh were lost when thie steamer Louise Leonhardt went down in the Elbe estuary in Ger many Three were killed as a hurricane "swept through Vienna At least one person drowned as the 'rivers of rance poured over the countryside ItV rance a desperate populace called it the worst flood since that disastrous ''One dT NdVfifnbpr 1910 In Belgium half a million acres of land were under water Snow alls in Geogia I ATLANTA Ga( Noy4ry(A) The flrst khaw of the iwfnter tn Georgia Jell for ten minutes in Atlanta fibnight i weather bureau predicted and for the stdte tonight and tomor Mxxr £T1xa tflriftW SL8 fast ft fdll has been received there The funeral of Ard ipple "who died suddenly Sunday jnorning was' oonduoted Tuesday afternoon with short services at residence Til 'Brown followed by services at the Chris tian Reformed church with the Bev Gbyfles officiating The pallbearers were Eb Caraway Henryi Gorls John Wlerenga Peter Huizenga OPeter Nlejvold andLoul Osterhoff Interment was made In Springvale cemetery Those at tending from out of the city were Mr and Mrs Louis enton "Land son Taylor of Chicago Harry Hasper ot Topeka Kan' Mf and Mrs William Hoag of Chicago: and "Mra DeBilf Indianapolis Mr and Mra Josey Garrison of Delphi Mr and Mrs Edward Scheirer of Dayton i Mt and Mrs Lechlitcher of Mulberry and Mrs Mayt enton of Val paraiso uneral services for Patrick one the flrst iff the irst ward were conducted Tuesday morning from St CathoUc church Requiem high mass fwas celebrated by the Rev John McCarthy Pallbearers were John Ryan Daniel lanagan Thomas Rogers Patrick Rooney Owen Riley and Richard: Rottier Interment wm made in SL cemetery Those attending from out the city were Hlrry Conner son Jack and daughter Jane and Mrs Nichlos Connor of Indianapolis The funeral of Mr Carl Kleinwas conducted Tuesday morning from "St Boniface Catholic church The Rev Generose Stronk was the celebrant at a requiem higli mass The pallbearera were rank Oberle Edward BriCklei' loyd Lehman JxjuU Lehman John and Stu eve Interment was made In St Boni face cemetery Mrs John' Gerioff of Sioux alls mother ot Mra Klein and Mr and Mrs Al bert Klein and daughter Betty and Manuel Stock of ort Wayne twere here to attend the services KANSAS GIRL 4 GLXJB TROPHY: iiANHATTAHcTKan Nov '2? AP) vs lorence 'ddelcbert 20 fi freshman at the Kansas State Agricultural college iiOre was announced itoday a theiirl most outtnadfrtg tn 4 club leadership work In the United States Her Thome is in county Kansae Miss Mel will receive trophy offered by Senator George Moseev of New Hampshire" fit the national 4 club congresaTn Chicago November 29 December 5 Storeri Names Deputy tndianapoli? Nov (apj fitoren (t) who will take the office of state treasurer next ebruarjt 1L no un the appoiptmettt ot Charles H1: Wells of New Al bany as his deputy Mr Wells Is auditor of the Citizens Security Trust company of New Albany Washing Greasing Polishing Lafayette irestone Tire Stores Ijic 9th and erry Phone 2903 w1 Art flZ 1 76 78 '7881 79 80 76 74 75 78 77 7714 31" i 79 79 "34 37 36 3639 37 88 43 41 41 46 44 44 48 999 5 226 to 200 pounds 16 to 325 pounds 7 80 to 225 poonds 8 10 1 161 to 200 pounds 8 05 lit to 160 poijndd5' 790 121 to 140 pounds 7 80 too to 120 pounds 7 70.