Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 18

I fl Community Sale KIRKPATRICK IND I I Tuesday March 17th I 10 Head Horses and Mules Onc black marc 1400 pounds 10 years old 1 black burse fl smooth mouth 1 sorrel marc 9 years old 1 2 year old mule 1 brown mare smooth mouth I 15 Head of Cattle One cow 1 years old with calf by side 1 cow 7 years fl old fresh April 15 1 2 year old heifer heavy springer 1 fl 1 year old heifer: 1 Jersey cow with calf side 1 Jersey 9 cow 6 years old I 60 Headof Hogs 3 One rod male hog IS months old 5 sows with pigs by 1 side 42 feeding hogs weight 100 poumjs 1 9 One International tandem disc 7 ft 1 John Deere gang plow 1 sulkey plow 1 roller 1 8 ft Deering binder 1 3 section I spike tootli harrow 1 4 hOrse wheat drill 1 Oliver sulkey 3 plow Hi inch 2 International cultivators 1 endgate oats I fl seeder 1 ordson tractor and plows in first class condition 2 sets of work harness 2 self feeders 4 farm wagons with boxes and ladders 2 tons baled straw 500 rods Kokomo fence I a 20 end iosts 100 line posts 1 barrel aultless tractor oil 1 3 barrel aultless auto oil 25 auto tires and All sums of $1000 and less cash Sums of more than $1000 a credit of 3 6 and 9 months will be given purchaser giving bankable note bearing 8 per cent interest from date 9 Ladies' Aid society of Kirkpatrick church will serve lunch I Arthur Gray Manager Luiton Huges Auct Linden Bank Clerk tajUWlMlliW 111 1WIHJ ILMUU IMIMTIII Hili Blaine Annual Sale MONDAY MARCH 16 At niy farm nd Jos south of Lafdycltc on Mayflower gravel El road 1 will sell the following at 11 a in prompt 7 ra 300 lbs of extra fine White Clover Honey sold in small lots 1 200 Bushels of Pure Seed Potatoes I 150 Bushels of New York Rurals I 30 Bushels of Golden Russet jRurals 20 Bushels of Early Potatoes Potatoes were all grown high yielding certified' seed stock and arc sure to give the purchaser excellent results These potatoes will be sacked and will bo sold in small lots ff One pair of Pure Bred White Holland Young Turkey Hens 20 Head of Pure Bred Chester White Gilts All bred and most of which to pit? soon These gilts represent the best blood lines in cirestcr White breed Pedigrees furnished with each gilt cn sale day These gilts are double immune and are healthy in evry waj A few good milch cows and must absolutely be as recom menced Sale day or you own them 2 1 Leghorn hens trio of geeso small lot of seed corn All sums under thirty dollars cash on day of sale above that amount credit of twelve month with 7 per cent interest from date will bo given if desired purchaser giving bankable note Chicken dinner will be served by the Ln die of Wildcat Church Clerks and EASTBUItN PUBLIC SALE As I am moving to Stockwell I will at public auction at my residence 3 miles northeast of Stockwell 5 miles south Of Dajtou Hi miles south of Lafayette Saturday March 14 At 12:30 in The ollowing Property To wit: 1 black Jersey cow giving a good flow of milk 350 bushels corn in crib 8 tons hay in barn 1 new set single Harness harness 1 saddle and bridle 1 hay rake 1 walking plow 1 single shovel plow 1 cider press blacksmith and carpenter tools 1 cream separator shovels and forks HOUSEHOLD GOODS One range 1 Hound Oak heating tovj cook stove! sewing machine cupboards 1 table bedstead springs and mattress 1 linoleum rarpets 1 parlor set lamps 1 tele phone and drop Other articles too numerous to mention TERMS made known ou day of sale I Wm Anderson Owner 1 A L' CIAICK Auctioneer riday Evcnin LAAYETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER 18 OLD MINISTER May 1141 1 11 113 12G Juiy I log4 4 50 5 0 Vw 4 Jul out the 14 fi io 115 16 Go 16 50 as Arch Supporting Shank SA isrt Sims 6 I tv ADDITIONAL CLASSIIED Houghs prugrt hs OO'tZ 9 uo sudden setback 1 UUO alu3 ijT the rO'U) 8 oo 5Q 00 4 500 501) UO 5 selHlife 00 luw vi fi ou nds 00 OLD TELEGRAPH rapid 3 4 VV of $171 8 7 ALTRUSA CLUB kfers? all at 1:30 ows dlncw vj thu 3 Goods ovrrst tiffed ENJOYS DINNER continued 3T to S3 lbs lambs Thiowout ftiinl dining HO In of 16U 1 1 HO 10 Hir4 UO Stags 8 I0OU LEGAL NOTICES ikr VAUGHAN VAUGHAN while and SHOE CO were 8 1 3 LAW turkeys tlm president Tom 1 70 9 1 til 1 been 2 Id roi) rade she be solvent 11 9 le 1 $K15 freil 160 to UH NOTICE TO HEIRS CREDITORS in to is a layette I itcdlCampbelJ ducks ash order Dated WALL iSTREET THIRD BIG COMBINATION SALE at the loss Wednesday March 18 de summcr Consign your stock and get the cash Details of Sale in Monday's Journal and Courier wWVWVH4VM641VWVMGWV gov 13 SELL TO Bogan Jaques Co irst and Main StreetsA Lifayetti KVWVvMWWV4VMVwtl round no decision bout 09 00 linn kind 250 ISO 160 pounds pounds pounds 11 down down on and ami will an IS90j1SS5 1835 IS 92 of the Wabash val in Cnfayotte most of 1lie interest of this movement to estab Admr Annexed Estate to of enpt ion will Stoy lliach 00 00 on uu at the Buying cung old young 'round $125 $10 oor OH OU in the riday 30c 2 Se ll 1 5 i IU6 Cain 1 A convention in I860 to Alari Darius ra liver road Th iHJ 'tf 50 50' EXPLOSION KILLS ATHER WEST SIDE RESIDENT Sizes to 11 to EEE uo 50 IHI 2a MOTILE TO HIKS KEDITORS AUCTION SALE (Continued) school meet in decided contest ora future While Stylish Stouts are built with this reinforced arch they are essentially shoes not shoes Calf Calf Beef Beef Jefferson wcit: 1 I I I 1 I i i I I I lx II The reinforced steel arch supporting shank built into every pair their part of Clarence Jamison Mgr CLARK and JARRELL Auctioneers announced today and Sierra coun and Piscataquis Statistics for ev It pays to advertise in the Classified Ads fHy file Associated HitVlU March hall is an The and all bids CORA DAVIS Auditor bnd No mixed 11 2 11 6 turkeys turkeys ucks rse Every Stylish Stout Out size is built with a rein forced steel arch support ing shank consisting of a broad galvanized steel plate with a welded rein forcement This shank comes up to the arch of the foot and stays up It will hold the heaviest woman and is guaran teed against breaking on 00 9 the next council recommendations Lafayette Ind March i 3 13 20 27 5 6 50 4 Estates Settled butcher bulls Durduo day ro llon net la to 4UU not permit yards had were taken 13 down A Guarantee i rot 1 3 Hues afayette passed away early morning at St Elizabeth been in poor la Bi eh in intrt county supposed to PANVJI7LH Jimmy Sayers shaded Jimmy Haute here last jiight in a slash ing ten Wheat 15 grade last ears witht jw 109 spacious seats 15000 persons two 1 liver side was the father of of 105 Quincy Dafayette and the of Carl Dicken an the biology depart op Slulu 1'iilk better jotitid arerages JlSGo'o II 15'i pound lar 325 bulk packing sows I sent tht stock to a record above 58 and Nash Motors soared points JAMES II PORTER Justice of the Peace tins 12tliiday of March t'Hl 1 19 'I 1 57 1 39 1 1 3'9 1 1 IS'i 2 7 5 to 325 to 1G0 to 1 10 to at the include Hr daughter of Al rs this city and Mrs formerly Miss Kos' GET HIGHEST PRICES OR POULTRY AND PRODUCE 200 pounds oratorical con program for but since too much be required Springs Rccsters Hun The Lafay few The 31 Me lo I Not genuine unless they bear this label Lafayette Live Stock Sales Pavilion 2600 Union Street 10 ly $1 Tentative Program or Centennial Is Ready for Council ive committee or inc Tippecanoe centennial Thursday evening and SEED POTATOES Tippecanoe County arm has received a car load of business a nd 1 committed I 11 my uit re un 1 on tat 1 vc 1 1 a nd 1 efficiency form to till? law in such matters The board reserves the right to reject any Contest Saturday Oratorical Changed The annual declamation contest for the county morning monthly institute at the Home Economics building Purdue It was planned to hold both the declamatory and tests as the morning this institute time would principals of the county Thursday at West Point to noiri trie Saturday and torical contest date still to be Tiie institute and the contest Thete testants for the 50 4 Tilr Dicken AV Dicken street West grand father instructor in merit at Purdue university They will go to Marion to attend tlic service and burial SUES OR DIVORCE I iicillc Thomas suit In divorce treatment Is alleged They were married October 10 1922 and sep arated March 10 1925 said in the farmer of tomorrow will be a broader bigger and better citizen and because of these facts the agricultural communities of to morrow will in a larger way sat isfy the demands of rural people to the end that they may be first pleasant places in which to live and second adequate places in which the youth of the land may lie developed that they may go out into all walks of life and ren der there a worthwhile Manager at least a Jifayetto fans luck Auction Sale of Household Goods schools of Tippecanoe will be held Saturday in with the! The Bureau certified seed potatoes which are now being distributed to those who Placed orders be accompanied by Ihe ami otiierwise con off Ma Stewart Warner were among the Issues to sell 1 to 2 points last final figures A demand for American ran Ga points and heavy buying of the local A Tony awlaJt dozen telegrams wishing the 111 at the HCiosier exhibit of the work of Indiana artists which is living held in the picture of Mar shall ield store in CTiicago Tiie exhibit is under the auspices of the Daughters Earlham Alumni Chicago and the has had from team 19c turk exchanges orentl firm inanii slOrliug rilling around St TSH Renewal of selling pressure against Ynierlcaii Woolen which broke 3 to 42 and Pt Paul preferred whi to IS1 unsettled the general list around the end of the first hour I tah securities' broke 4'i points fi cm its early higtf and West ern Rachin yielded 3 14 while Anieri an Io omotive Baldwin amous Piay who have pic at the Hoosier Eleanor Brock ReizeJ Mar Teachers Pastors And Others to See Great Lincoln ilm A special showing of the feature film production Din billed for tiie first four days of the coming week at the Luna theater will be given at the the ater Saturday morning at 10 The "theater has invited as its guests at this time all teachers and pastors of the city together with Sunday school superintendents members of vari ous patriotic organization and of ficials to see the great picture as this free screening rs SavftRo Anils Worthington Pump and 5 litany hHow xtj1 rlen whi carried that stock up to 1S1 tras shares stemmed the flood of sell ing orders and brought about a mod erate recovery Call money renewed at 4 per cent The closing was Irregular Standard Industrials were In rather large sup ply during the late trading but fur ther accumulation of Texas and Pacific nign Kelly by hnr attornry1 Keating has brought the superior court for a from Deo Kelly Cruel Horses Cows Hogs and Sheet) and numerous other articles Pest heavy shipping steers I JOO to SUU lounc Light Lutcher suer HOGS steady to 10c higher pounds I pounds i pounds I pounds Interesting Program eat tured at Monthly Session Dr Vyverbcrg' Is Among Speakers Moi than tended the regular monthly ner meeting of at the Dafayet evening Tiie tallies fully appointed with dav decorations and ii ii arling lielfetj hit butclii ock liels'ors his nose and face in a few daughters Dicken Dafay members at din tlic Altrusa club 2 clnij Thursday boa utt Hong to lit lb to 3''0 1 in to iy Jlil a bushelre trading hud bee hour Seiling of county was killed is home 5 miles north by the explosion of an out build Mr Dicken mutch after of the tank therefore notified thnt said been sot for hearing day of May 925 appear at that time complaint said cause in jour absence and eby given that the Sullins superintendentylum for the ensuing in tne ori ice and that the will on Snt receive sealed in for sud for the subsistence and the maintenance asylum and farm for months ending May I State of Indiana Tippecanoe county ss In the Tippecanoe superior court to the January term 1925 Salvatore Palma vs Othel Hawkins No 2688 Be it remembered that on this the 6 Uh day of March A 1925 the above named plaintiff by McAdams Schultz his attorney's filed in the office of the clerk of said court his complaint against said defendant and also the affidavit of a competent per son that the i defendant Othel Hawkins Is a resident of the stste of Indiana: and that such ac tion Is being prosecuted in the Tip1 pecanbo superior court of Tippecanoe county Indiana to quiet the title of the plaintiff to certain real estate situate in Tippecanoe county Indiana described as ollows Jots numbered sixty eight (68) and sixty nine (69) In Noah fourth addition to the city of Lafayette Indiana Therefore said non resident defend ant is hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said suit and that said cause will stand fnr trial at the March term of said court for 1925 on the 1st day of May 1925 at the court house In Lafayette Indiana at i Tima niao nrtnrrtci i nnnnar 10000 slow: desirable fat lambs opening steady few handy light lambs up to $1750 no action un others bidding weak talking $162 1650 fur good kind averaging around 90 to 92 pounds fed sheep and feed ing lambs unchanged good fed ewes $950 It'ic centennial celebration Crtntnnihnr n72D i be presented at jieet iner Other were drawn up for presentation which is to meet AVed nesday even ing March 23 Shelby charmed songs: bv McDowell ro flrm undertone marketdistributed over consist "of one large davenport 1 large They are almost 1 Vernls Martin leather itchen tabl 1 cupboard armers to Gather VADVARA1SO Ind March A district meeting of the first In diana farm bureau eomnrising Dake Starke J'ulaski St Joseph Marshall and Daporte counties Awas called today for March 19 to be held here? Slate Representative I Hull of Hanna will iireside ine larmer or tomorrow must be a business man in every sense keenly alive to the' modern im provements affecting his itin iareu vvieman director of tiie Purdue agricultural Ohio vohmteer he was ordained United Brethren' pastoxat'es in Ohio Indiana yeaj was a presiding idci Among the Indiana towns in which he served are Morocco and King man Some years later lie joined the pastorate of the Methodist Episcopal church In 1916 lie re tired because of failing strength a4d came to tiie home 'He was married razier sister of zier of the south widow survives 1160 corn 3 yellow (BY NORMIE) KANSAS CITY Mo Marell 13 The Kansas City fans do not like They hiss and boo a team that uses that style ot play but give each team due credit when it completes any good play Tfiey gave Hie Monon a great send off in the third game When Vanik and Jamison teturned to the game after a short rest they were greeted with cheers A "Where is atid all Dafayette basketball players that are questions heard of this tin acetylene tank in ing near his home who had lighted a climbing to the top was hurled into tiie rafters by the torec ot the explosion and jaw being broken badly mashed He died minutes The wife two and a son cite survive him was possible as creatures! came which men had good and evil Sin lie defined primitive instincts Without i'enj ing the existence of a devil Dr Sherman voiced his opinun that a devil is not necessary to his liy pothesis of right and wrong wo do wrong we' suffer from the illusion tliat tiie wrong will do cs good or serve our purposes Chris tianity dispels this illusion by dem onstrating that evil hurts instead of helps" Dr Sherman then closed with discussion of practical methods of imniessinz the sub conscious nnmi with the health which he said God meant it to have Jimmy Sayers Shades McDermott in Bout (By ths Associated Press) Hi March of Dafayette Ind McDermott Terr St Ann's Team to Play Crowe Bros team in gymnasium lie an exhibition affair' star of tiie 1925 No tre Dame team will appear in the line up of tiie opponents tiie othfr positions The man ager has not announced his start ling line up There will no admis sion charged at the gate PURDUE DAY AT HOOSIER SALON 1 8 1 Notice is hen estimate of A D' of the county three months is on file of the county auditor board of commissioners urday March 21 1925 bids up to 10 a Idles ot wrocerfes or the inmates of the county the next three 3JVI925 An bids must proper affldax its HI 7 fit) 8 6 7 3 54 CHICAGO LIVE STOCK AGO March 13 si 11 2 Ofi 3 while 4 3 Vj r7 16c rye S5 c93e: timothy seed $5 2556 SA lnver seeil lard $1660 ribs $1880 bellies $2137 ccvipts 45VH higher tup hogs $1110 built I buk'S puunus pounis seal of In La day of JACKSON Clerk Tinnecanoe Superior Court Schultz Attys for Plaint 1 stand 36 14 firsts at Peoples Storage Ninth and Cincinnati Monday March 16th Notes of A A Basket Tourney 5o i 4U00 most killing ton ycarli ims $12 Oil lcjd weighty ind $1125 bulk ngs $s5u ra 1 U50 iM tovk steady common i and cutters ak lower bulls dull recent decline weighty bolognas aruund $l5 tew si 85 choice medium to handy weight hulk tu varkers 1 200 'u noft few S1550 shippers buying sparingly up to SltOU't stockers anti feeders mostly $709825 plain light $650 41 675 Laws of God Held Unchanging Evil Born of Illusion Out generation needs emphasis on tiie conception of God as? un changing law a perfect personal ity of which ours Js but a shadow declared Rev ranklyn Cole Sher man in his Thursday evening ser mon at the and mission in progress this week at St John's Protestant Episcopal for manv i1 11'0'1' Another service was an ospel and iRounCed tor riday evening and the past nine years a mem morning ana evening I III 1 1 I 1 vf cL let OO I I VI All I alily Dr Sherman stated that sin soon as sentient into a world in a choice between In the matter I of the estate of JohnBernhardt deceased In the Tippec anoe circuit court January term 1 925 Notice is hereby given to the cred itors heirs and legatees of John Bern hardt deceased' and all persons In terested in said estate to appear in said circuit court on riday the 27th day of March 1925 being the day fixed and endorsed on the final set tlement account of Thomas ield admr with the will annexed of said decedent and show cause if any why such final account should not be ap proved and the heirs of said decedent and ail others interested are also hereby notified to appear in said court on said day ana make pro or heirship or claim to any said estate THOMAS AV IELD With Will Thomas AV ield Atty for Short Vamp Sandal Round tor rubber heel Patent KiI and Black Oosc 16 7 No suit $165 lc premium Corn1 No 3 72 72 lbs 99u No 5 Receipts at Local Yaids ceptionally Light Due to (extension department in Dis ad Inresw "Tlip b'liturr 1 nrmoi rtrr 00 4 6 34 4 8 00 Till tie Gi ouml of Lafayette doll of ons rank Sims and Samuel Sims There are 25 grandclMldrcn 18 great grandcliildrcn Tlie funeral wiII )o conducted Monday after noon at 2 o'clock at tiie Soldiers' home Her J) Smith officiating Interment at home cemetery The funeral cortege will leave tiie Templeton funeral homo for the Soldiers Homo at 1:30 o'clock Road Conditions Calves Lower PolU mostly steady at the La in 1 riday Light Receipts through xceptionaljy low wiu George Rector of Hat Al rs Charles Siefert and Mrs John Berg Goodwine I) and of of irst Statistics on 1925 Agricultural Census Made Public (By hie Associated Press WASHINGTON March irst statistics of the 1925 quin quennial census of agriculture were announced today by the cen sus bureau which has established a record compiling the results of the canvass begun about January 11 The results were for Trinity tics California eounfv Maine cry county will be issued for each state andr for tiie United States as a whole giving an inventory cf agriculture DreliminarJ' results for tlic en tire country are not expected be completed before the end tlie The Reinforced Steel AGO PROIIVC inCAGl larch 13 muteri creamery extras IS1 rl 4 ilr 4I 14 'il I I seconds I Iits" hislier receipts 336 rases firsts 29c ordinary 27H27J4C CHICAGO i HICAK Mar 13 Poultry LIBERTY BOND TRICES NEW YORK Marnh 13 Irninrnt bonds closed: Liberty $10110 first 4s $10112 bld second 4 $10032 first Ois $10116 second $10023 third 4 '4 $1 011 4 fourth 4 Us $10123: treasury 4S $10015 t' treasury AUs $10414 Expires Pioneer in Western ield1 iles Reblmn fatlier of Mrs who will John outstand Thc gal lery tour and tea are scheduled for 5 Monday afternoon Mucn interest attaches to Purdue lay since it will afford a fine oppor tunity for and Dafayette people to enjoy the special recog nition given to the university and to local artists Members of tiie Lafayette Art club have received special invitations to attend The local artists lures on exhibition Salon Include Miss enbroueth Maraucs garita Weaver Daiira A Dip lie ry isher and Harold Gray Charles Rebhun Venerable ader of Mrs Pef fer $25000 Damage Sup iled as Result of Peoria Klan ight TKORIA HL March A 25p00 damage suit saich to be ajn out growth ot the friction within Khc Peoria branch of the Ku KluxKlan was on file here today against 21 former members of the klan The of the Ku Klux is the plaintiff but £ho praecipe does not state whether it is the local state or national body The defendants claim that they were instrumental in breaking up the Peoria klan and taking away its members and that the suit is an attempt to gain a settlement State of Indiana Tippecanoo county Cause No In the justice of the peace court of James If Porter ot airfield township Tippecanoe coun ty state of Indiana Lafayette Type writer Shop vs I Brenard Manufactur ing Co and American Railway Ex press Co 1 To The Brenard Manufacturing Co: Whereas the Lafayette Typewriter Shop has filed in this court his com plaint affidavit 'and bond fior attach ment pt certain property alleged to belong to you and also his affidavit that you are a non resident of the state of Indiana i ou are cause lias the fourth unless you answer his be heard made for the sale of said prop May $1' 1 Pland refrigerator stands 1 good high conking utensils tubs boiler dishes galore: also another consignment of good will be sold in 'this sale Mrs rank Chew Owner John Jarrell Auctioneer I liph LowCIose'Close 13Mhl 2 Tiie St Ann's basketball jns given atlwi" meet the Grnwc brothers the couneil Wabash avenue program for (Saturday evening at 8 Eninf in ho qty vh 1 1 i nn Hl iY JU V1 which Nvill Clem Crowe riday pneumonia had been in lail several years bin was only of a few or several years Hie Journal and Courier eurrespundc nt at tiie Sol home Dorn in Miskingum County June 11 1S41 he would have ob served his 81th birthday and he lived a few mouths longer In his boyhood he attended counter school and when the civil war broke out he enlisted in an regiment In 1885 a minister of the church He held various Places in and Illinois and for a number OTYLISH STOUV OOutSizes) TAOe MARK host in character friendship Altrusa tj tlic philosophy of giving stands for practical idealism ls slogan is and patriotism COAL I Super quality Ebbw Vale Big heat little ash no clink 1 ers little soot The biggest selling coal wherever intro duced This coal should sell for $750 per ton our price to introduce: Big Lump $675 5 Medium Lump $650 Small Lump $625 MansonCash Coal Yard Phone 3425 io the country upplirs on an of A grirulturv) Monday Special Occasion at Indiana Artists' Show in Chicago Weaver Por trait to Be Seen Monday POTATO MARKET CIIR'Ai' i March 13 Potatoes: Kir iiiornihu trading limited market ready receipts cars tir nents 7S9 AVisi oiishi East Side Snuare BRECKWEG A WOESIEER March 13 1925 O' nice Light to 800 pound Cl veul calAs 110 to TOLEDO SEEDS THLEnn March 13 'lover sped rdi oll and now $1810 March1775 Oifobtr $1350 bi: alsikr cash and Maryh $1300 August $1200 iimotliy srid cash anil March $49 May $3u5x September $330 wheat rod Historian Boosting Dresser Road Benjamin Stuart of Carroll county author of a recently pub lished history ley has been tiie week in work and tiie lisli the Dresser National drive which lie originated and of which lie is tiie principal promoter Tim drive as planned would extend from 'Detroit to the Ohio river following the Wabash river over already established highways His plan is to calj attention to great scenic beauty in the Wabash val ley and also to the many interest ing historical scenes of Indiana tlic Indiana Socicty well afa'Td Lui up iriv nJrk' as road 'onditionn truck hauhng The a very light run and they tnfKSt I il (11 1 t'k PI'S t'alves were off 5Uc and the bnt brought $12 UU top Lambs an4 cattle fold steady I By upj Sfadciated Press MA1UUN Ind March George Dicken 81 life long lent of this up $14 0" 14lv: piss i piumli $10i'V4? 1350 light 1335 livnr sows II 1022 Seventit est riday hospital health for some time and had been in thel hospital three weeks Death was due to complications Mr Rebhun was born in 1817 in Philadelphia When a boy he learned telegraphy in the railroad ofhtes in his home city and be came an authority on the new method of transmitt ing messages When the great telegraph com panies decided to connect the new west with the east Mr Rebhun was selected to inspect tiie work of finished construction He made the tiip from lnnsylvania to Wy oming in a horse and buggy fol lowing the trunk telegraph lines and seeing that every connection was properly made Date Mr Rebhun took employ ment with the Pennsylvania rail ioad and for several years was agent on the division one of the important terminals Alter a half century of service with the company he was retired (a few years ago on a pension Iast spring Mr Rebhun came to West Dafayette to visit his daughter Mrs Teffer and family and remained with them until his fatal illness He was a highly respect ed citizen Surviving are his daughter MrsIT 4 Peffer of West Dafayette and two sons red Reblmn of Perry Pa and rank Rebhun of San rancisco Cal The body was taken to Butler T'ridav for services and bqrial Prof II of West Lafayette ac companied tiie remains Mrs Per for was prevented from going ly illness LAAYETTE PRODUCE By Co) Marh 13 Prives bowls of daffodils about the room Miss Leila Gaddis nrpspnied the sneak' ning Dr Vyvcrberg who spoke interestingly on Power of Thought" In this talk Dr Vyverberg emphasized many valu able points on right living and right thinking Such as "Thought is our principal power and we should learn to have complete con trol of it We should concentrate onr thought foii cs If they are they Mill be of little use to us To master your thought yliit must master your tvhole being Yon cannot thing straight and live a crooked life Each is the result of i his past thinking Dater we will be tiie result of what tve are now thinking' Airs rancis with a group Beaming Eyes1 bv Oley Speaks AltriRsa and other clas sification clubs were discussed by Miss Ida leming the first ized in 1917 declamatory to hold the at some decided session Saturday wil begin at 9 will be 12 con county honors The Markets iHOG QUOTATIONS Purdue Graduation iDEATH CLAIMS fll vmA (f mnnrrAitr nmcf REMAIN STEADY who that Altrusa vhib was organ ut Nashville Icnn now forty six cuhs mi in the States with approximately 1500 members Indiana leads all oilier states in 11iq nuumber of clubs having: eight national activity Ihy Al trusa ciub vocational guidance The duty of am Altimsan was next preso nted by Miss Mary Ado rno Jefferson Amontr the many points brought out by Altru Altrusa i whinh 1 defit defendant Is required to and answer such JBmplaint Witness my hW and the said court affixed at office fayette Indiana on this 6th March a JJ 192 WM fSeaD McAdams 3 6 13 20 displayed opening of 1 f4i TV M'l list Lilt 'were particularly effective in i lie rails steels and equipments Allis Chalmers and St Joseph Lead attained new 1925 peak prices at 859a and respective! while Crucible Stel and risco common each opened about a point higher Radio Corpofii iion was 'aagin heavy dropping points iiartio Cornorntioh extended its to 3 points ud General Blectric which recorded a sharp gain 'yesterday fell back 2 points on profit taking Bull ish operations were vigorously con ducted however in the rest ot the list Wilson and Company preferredvliich was weak recently soared points 4 A MOTILMAN' MOHLMAX Exrs he 'council mot The which Ideal place for the tourney plajing floor is slightly larger than any on which the Motion live has performed A The Monon team is 'considered the cleanest outfit to have ever en tered tt tourney here ette players have made very fouls in tlic last three games leading scorers are Vaulk Jamison 30 vv vaulk Connell 23 Golden 12 Hipsher 2 and DeCroes A Totiy and his are saying "Datayette is showing iorn 31 oif uala 3 fi 4' ull ulivnt 9 off AVills Made and 23 21 LaL Life Bld VuUtidH under 150 sows $13 0U I 250 13U0 ummun Wbus I o5h 1 20 sales truck di fsluii 1390 riA J'0 i aitk rrevipts 700 unchanged 'nhc receipts 700 lower good 1 vonla 5 1 lift Vi 1 ln(L Slwrp Steady to higher good tu hoive light shnep 1 Tuu 8UV In the matter of the estate nfAmanda Buck deceased In the Tippecanoe circuit court January term 1925 Notice is hereby given to he cred itors heirs and legatees of Amanda Burk deceased and all persons interested in said estate to appear in said circuit court on Thursday the 26th day of Marah 1925 being tiie day fixed and endorsed on the final set tlement account of George Buck ad ministrator of said decedent and show cause if any why such final account should not he approved and the heirs of said decedent and all others in terested are also hereby notified to appear In said court on said day and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part of said estate GEORGE BUCK Admr Mark Thompson Attorney for Estate 3 6 13 cress rne inure armor pre I sented before the graduating class eight weeks snon course Home Hconomics building The class numbered 44 one of was a woman Sub jects taught included general agri culture animal husbandry dairy production and manufacturing and home economics Dean Skinner of the school of agri culture awarded the certificates "As the farmer qualifies in these business particulars his general conception ot civic problems affecting the educational and social life ot ins community will i be greatly Coleman cf economic demands of tomorrow will sacked round whites 105: one 'ar $1Ji: sacked River Ohio mostly $135'140 Iltihs 9 15 lbs lb les 9 15 lbs I IkIps Hides 30 hides Horse bid by the committee v'hile his brothers will play 1a irt mino ouitr positions Rev Sims Retired Pastor Passes Away at Home Spoke in Many Pulpits T'lie Rev Sims years a minister of the flirt rtcf rt 4 rt Irtrt her cf the Indiana state home died in the hospital of at institution riday morning at pneumonia causing! his death He ing heal th for 1 11 is fn till i 1 1n community dura ti' zirl 4 1 I I T3 I I 1 I Harter it sister of Postmaster Robert Campbell of this city Prominent alumni who are expected to be present arc Georgb Ade and John McCutcheon ritz Ernst former Purdue student and faculty member is to be chair man A special honor guest of the day willbe Airs Margarita eaver daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Weigle of this city exhibit her 1 portrait of McCutcheon one of the ing works at the exhibit i I i' I ur tn! nndi I I I bL 4 't 4.