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BIZ United Press
Cash Grain

The bids for car lots of grain at the
call of the Indianapolis Board OF Trade
T. o. b. basis Al i2c New York rate, we're:
Wheat---Firm; No. 2 red. $l.5l@l.53; No.
hard. Sl.33Gtl.35.
Corn-Steady: No. white. 8568oc No.
white. M85c: No. 4 yellow. 66a89i5c
No. yellow. 83@87l3c No. mixed. $50
CSC: No. S mixed. 80l2 q 83c.
oats~steady No. 2 White. 551sa57Iac.
No. white, 53la n55i2c.
No. tmotSgS No. T iS@ clover
mixed $I3.5odl4; No. clover mixed,
sl25odl3; No. / clover hay. sle@l6.5O.
wheat-Eo: ! red, ! car; No: red, 2
N ftS T mixed req cars eSr TotS c ares "aF
Corn.-No: white, car: No. I white. 2
ears; No: Whit 4 cars; No; 6 white,
cars: No. yellow. IS cars No. S yellow.
p cars: No. yellow. "a cars; sample vel
low. % cars: No. 6 mixed cars sample
mixed, 3 cars. Total, 12l cars.
OatS-No. white 5 cars: No, white, s
car: No. mixed. car. Total. is cars.
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Deaths

Frank C. Mahoney, 40. st. vincent's Hos
pital, carcinoma.
infant Alexander. days. l411 N Senate.
premature birth
Friedrich Wiseiogal, SO, 1872 E. Washing
ton. cerebral hemorrhage.
Harvey F. Balch. AZ. Els E. New York.
acute dilatation of heart.
Lottie .!Sills. SIS. Central Indiana Hos
pital, epilepsy.
James Francis Hamilton. So. st. Vim
cents Hospital. lobar pneumonia.
John Love. II. $40 w. Eleventh, chronic
myocarditis.
Lillwood W Richardson. AZ, 926 w.
North. lobar pneumonia.
Clarence Austin Carroll Methodist Hos
pltal, atelectasls.
Andrew Barthold. So. city hospital. myo-
carditis.
betes mellituS
Mabel Irene Lawlls 30. 1854 S. Delaware.
chronic pulmonary tuberculosis.
Ellen Miller. SIS. 1lO4 Maple. accidental.
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RvUp;tcd press

TOLEDO. March 2.-Hogs = Receipts.
mediums, $s60d8T5 Workers. $86Od rs;
market steady. Receipts light:
market steady. Sheep and laipbs-Receipts.
light; market steady.
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By United Press
NEW YORK, March 2.-Stocks
moved erratically today with trading
falling off on receSSions. Losses out
numbered gains, however, at the
close on persistent hammering by
bears who sought to dislodge hold
ings on the 100000 decrease in
brokerage loans when decline of
something like $5O,000,000 or
$75,000,000 had been expected. A
recovery set in toward the close.
New low ground was reached by a
number of stocks. United States
Steel common fell below 1873 for the
first time in 1923, while Seaboard
Air Line common and preferred
both broke to new low points. Mack
Truck also touched a new mini
mum for 1928. Many other issues
dropped more than point, while
Lambert scared more than points,
Christie Brown more than 7, Abra-
ham Straus 6, Lehn 81 Fink more
than 2 and Universal Leaf To-
bacco 2.
Describing the market the Wall
Street Journals financial review to-
day said:
1.-THE market was highly irregular
today. Intermittent drives tempo
rarily unsettled the main body of
stocks.
Attacks on various sections of
the list were prosecuted with consid-
cradle aggressiveness in the first
three hours. But the whole market
developed better tone in the late
afternoon when call money dropped
to AZ per cent from the renewal
rate of AZ per cent, rejecting the
return of funds dis5ursed at the
month-end
General Motors led the rally,
crossed United States Steel in a
burst of strength based on the
high rate of the corporations cur
rent earnings. Judging from exist
ing conditions in the automobile in
dustry there is an excellent chance
that General Motors will earn bet
ter than So a share in the first six
months of this year. AS regular
dividend requirements for This period
are only $3.50, showing of this
sort would indicate substantial
distribution to shareholders"
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Opening dates for city parks
we're set Thursday for the first two
weeks in April. AS usual, play
grounds will open for the summer
shortly after the close of city schools,
Work of reconditioning parks and
equipment now is going on, the park
board was informed.
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YOmr Credif Is GOod
Room, for Rent With Board

DENNY. 329 N.-Nice light front nm:
board optional. Ir. 3445.
JEFFERSON. N, 652-Sleeping rm., meals,
l or 2. Garage optional. Oh. ll36-R.
HEALING. N. 946-Oue or two girls or
employed couple: mod; home privilege.
NORTH-Child and mothers care; no
other children. Warm home. Ha. 4702-W.
OAKLAND. 1133-Mod. home: large. front
room: garage. Ch i242-M.
OXFORD. $40 N-Attractivc large room:
mod. hme; else bath; men; gr. Oh. 1885,
CHILD TO BOARD - Under years.
Mothers care. Oh. 0l62-R
ROOM AND BOARD--l or 2: private FAM
lily; very reasonable. Ia. 0429
CHILDREN TO BOARD-By day or week,
Mothers care. He. ll27.
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New York Liberty Bonds

March q
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Yer Linden, Jordan Chairman

BY UbtLeU FTeSS
CLEVELAND, March 2.-Appoint-
ment Of Edward Yer Linden, widely
known automobile executive, as
chairman of the executive committee
Of the Jordan Motor Car Company
was announced here today. Yer Lin
den recently resigned as head of the
Peerless Motor Car Company, after
two years at its heinz
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In the Cotton Market
lRy thomson 3 McKinnonl

NEW York. March COTTON was in
active in the early trading today. The
international federation postponed world S
consumption figures until the 10th inst.
expected a quick turn on the long side
The foundation of the market is sound,
but spinners are not anxious buyers, pre-
reactionary periods. and the temporary
lack, of a great public interest puts the
market into trading field. Technically
liquidated as it is possible for a market
to be. and in an excellent position to ad-
vance on any news of a constructive ma
ture. AS the planting season in the ex-
treme South is now at hand. we think 1t
the time to look at the new crop. The
price is attractive TO us.
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of a woman prisoner replaced the
silk stockings and modish dress in
which she stepped through the
prison door.
Reaction was setting in from the
nonchalant air which she entered
the prison. She went dejectedly
about her temporary duties in the
women's building and at times
seemed on the point Of tears.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI. March Hogs-Receipts
1900; holdoyers 300: market steady to loc
ss.5otaas $50; 10000 lbs. Ss.5oS $50: iso-
100 lbs. s7.25@875; sO-13O lbs, $3.50
1926 packing sows. $625@6.75. Cattle
Receipts 400 calves, receipts 425; market
Veals steady to soc up: beef steers. 500
IL: light yearling steers and heifers. $3.50
s1er c6 Sssf Tsss sHter sS@
i45o; heavy calves. $s@i2; bulk stock and
feeder steers. $loM11. Sheep-Receipts,
bulk Fat lambs. $50 1880; bulk Gull lambs
$9@11; bulk fat ewes, S5G7.
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BIZ United Press

NEW YORK, March 2.-Flour-Dull. but
Firmer; Midwest spot, sill s55 Il s5. Sugar
PAID rened arm teS sra TeSeeda s qS
5.75c. Coffee-Rio No. on spot, tic; San
tos, No. Z, 23@2s1ac; TaIlow-Weak; spe-
/, si1o: No. 8. 500 e5c: clover. SEQ ST
Dressed poultry-Steady; turkeys. 3Om46c;
chickens. $50 Acc; broilers, 35655c: capons
Long island ducks, Is622c. Live poultry
Quiet: geese. l4@23c; ducks. l6633c;
fowls. ,25@26c; turkeys. 3O@50c; roosters
broilers. 40q55c. Cheese-Quiet; State
whole milk. fancy to specials. 29d29kc;
Young AmsTicas 2sc PCtet9 9s
$3.65@3.S5: Maine, $3.75G5; Bermuda, So. So
az. Sweet potatoeS-Jersey, basket. Use
q$2.88: Southern. basket, $l.75@2.10.
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BIZ Times Special

LOUISVILLE. March 2-HogS-R Receipts.
1900; market steady: ESQ lbs. up, $s.I5;
1870 lbs. S5.75; go lbs. down. s5.25; Toughs.
$6.25; stays. $5.65. Cattle-Receipts. 800;
market steady. Calves-Receipts, 400:
market steady; good TO choice, $l1G 10;
medium to good. S9Ml1; outs. So down.
Sheep-Receipts So market steady: top
lambs, sl3. Scala; seconds s8d IL sheep.
tie. none; calves. none; hogs. 1871; sheep.
none.
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Rm Infted PresR

CLEVELAND. March 2.-Hogs--Receipts,
1900; market steady to SC up; $50 to $50
lbs. $S25@S So; 200 to $50 lbs; $S.6oG6
ing scws $6.5o@675; Cattle-Receipts,
beef cows, $6.75@825; low cutters and cut
ter cows. $5m6; vealers. $l4@l16. Sheep
Receipts, 500; market steady; top fat
lambs, $3.50; bulk fat lambs. $16@16.50;
bulk Gull lambs. $l2@ 1850; bulk fat ewes,
S7G9.
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BIZ United Prose

EAST BUFFALO, March 2.--Hogs - Re-
steady to lOc up: 250-35O lbs. s8.25Gs;
20O-250 lbs. .$S.S5@9.l5; 10000 lbs. seq
920 13o-l6o lbs. s775g9: 9o-l3o lbs. $3.50
Receipts. so: calves. receipts 300; market
steady; calves steady; vealers.. $l6.5o@l7.
Sheep-Receipts. $40; market steady bulk
fat lambs. $i6.50: bulk Gull lambs. $12D
1450: bulk fat ewes, $8M9.
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BOY EXECUTES HIMSELF
High School Youth Found Dead in
Home Made Electric Chair.
Mrach q
By United Press

d CWEItU ITboo
SPOKANE, Wash, March 3.-An
investigation was opened today to
determine whether Kenneth F..
Brooks, 16-year-old high school boy,
used electricity as a suicide means
or whether his interest in electric
chairs claimed his life.
Brooks scared body was found
late last night in a homemade
electric chair on the second floor
of his home here.
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was replaced by
the convict num-
Der, 44,960.
Under t h a I
number she will
serve her sem
tence of from
one to three
years for con-
cealing the facts
in connection
with the death
of Ray Ray
mond, her actor
husband.
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william B. Hudson Of Henrietta

William b. Hudson of Henrietta,
Okla. on a business trip here,
presented an official of the
Fletcher American National Bank
with a $25 check which is to be
donated to the Indiana Lincoln
Union. Hudson, native of La
Grange, Ind, said he had read
about the proposed shrine in Spen-
Ger County and wanted to support
If
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In the Sugar Market
(Rv Tbomson & McKinnon)
Railroads

NEW YORK, March with practically
sugar futures remained quiet almost all
through session with prices showing an av-
erage decline of about 2 points. Refners
the time being showed no disposition 70
meet holders Views: The tone, throughout
was generally steady. Scale down buying
wa sagain a feature. We believe this
policy will continue for the time being.
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-SuctD ana LIN d
Other Livestock


FIT. WAYNE, Ind March 2--Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 900: market steady to loc higher;
1870 to 200 lbs. sS.55; 100 to 1870 lbs, So. 40:
$3.50: 275 to $50 lbs, So; i4O to $50 lbs.
s7.85; ITO to lao lbs. $675; 90 to ITO lbs,
s6.25: roughs. $6d $50: stays. S46 $50. Cat
tle-Receipts $50; calves. receipts. 1870;
market $3.50 down. Sheep-Receipts.
300: market for lambs $l4.50 down.
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Adjt Gen. William Fl. Kershner
has announced that the State
Armory board had purchased for
Indiana the Armory building and
grounds at Elwood, Ind, from the
Elwood Armory Realty Company for
$22,5o0 1t is valued at $4,000,
KerShner said.
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BIZ United Prcss

ceipts. 5000; market steady; $50, to $50
lbs. $sS5@S.75: 200 TO $50 lbs. $4,000
s.95; 100 to 200 lbs. $8;so@9; 1870 to 100
lis, $8256895: 90 to 1870 lbs. $7qB: pack
irg sows, $6.50@7.25. Cattle. = Receipts
none; calves, receipts, IS; market slow and
steady: beef steers. 81 SO@ SO; veaiers
fully steady; top fat lambs. $3.50; bulk
fat lambs. $16q16.50; bulk Gull lambs.
$1l.50@1450.
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BIZ Untted Press
NEW YORK. March 2.-Forelgn ex-
change closed irregular. Demand sterling,
$487H. of .00Mc: francs. 1890. of .00tsc:
Ira. $3.50, off .0O5sc; belga, 13.92i5c;
marks. 2387hc, up .0oHc; Montreal.
99. 84375c.
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MOST PORKERS
STEADY; SOME
GO UP 5 CENTS
Top Remains at $3.50;
About $500 Received;
Others Mostly Uneven.

Most weights were steady in the
hog division on the local livestock
market today although some adj
vanced 5 cents on the hundred
weight. The top was $3.50, I'M
changed. Receipts appropriated
$500 and there we're 1,095 holdovers.
The calf market was very uneven,
but mostly steady; sheep and lambs
were steady and cattle prices weak.
Traders were asking steady to
strong on the Chicago market, al
though most early bids and sales
were to 10 cents lower, going as
high as $3.50. Some weights were
held for $3.50. Receipts were 81 900
and holdoverS $4,000.
Most Hogs Unchanged
A to 15-cent advance was re-
corded in the heavy weight class,
100000 pounds. which sold at $8.15
@8.55. Material in the 200-250
pound class was up 5 cents on the
top at $850@875. Other classes
were steady; 10000 pounds selling
at $8.5O@8.8o; 13o-16O pounds, $3.50
@8.25; 90-130 pounds, $6@75o, and
packing sowS, $60725.
Cattle were weak, beef steers SELL
ing at $10@ 1850, off so cents on the
top. Beef steers went at $7010, Is
cents lower on the high end. Low
cutter and cutter COWS were I'M
changed at $550@6.75, as were bulk
stock and feeder steers at $500
$50. Receipts were about 600.
Calves Higher
Best vealers sold at $15504 II. up
Is cents in an uneven market. Heavy
calves were unchanged at $6506
1880. About 500 were brought to
the yards.
Sheep and lambs were unchanged
throughout with 200 animals in the
pens. The top was SIC and bulk fat
lambs brought $1450@15.50 Bulk
culls we're $500 11.50 and fat ewes,
$6.50Q9.50
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BIZ United Press

1904: extras. 4s1ac; extra frsts, .47Q47fac
firsts. 44M451ac; seconds, 40Q43c; stand
ards. 4Sc. EggsSmcReceipts, 1894; frsts.
Twins. 23lac; Young Americas. 24c. Po-
tatoes-Arrivals. 141; on track, 267; In
%hites s2as.io: I tisRS Sacked O Tusset Bur
banks No. l.. s2.10@2.25: Commercials.
Si.75Ml90: Florida Bliss Triumphs in
crates, $2.75d3. Sweet potatoes-$l Q2.65.
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Bu United Press

sGi0c lover over 25o-s5O lbs. s7sSGs.25: 200
ESQ lbs. $s10@S.55; 10000 lbs. $3.50
$5.5O@750; packing sows. Sc 656l7. 25
Cattle Receipts, 800. calves -Receipts
500; market, steers nominal: beef steers
S9.75ml335; light yearlings and heifers
$S.50miO.25: beef cows. s7.5oM9; low cut
ter and cutter cows. s525@ so; veaiers
SIS: heavy calvers, $50 0.50 bulk stock
and feeder steers. $s.25@ 1850. Sheep-Re-
lambs sis; bulk fat lambs, SIS 50@l57 rs;
bulk Gull lambs. $1lG12; bulk fat ewes
S850H9.50.
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TREASURY STATEMENT

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON. March 2.---The Treas
ury net balance Feb. go was S65 .272 230. rs.
Customs receipts during the whole of
February were SAG. l29. 75l.T7.
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BIZ limited Press

CHICAGO. March 2:-Cattle : Receipts.
1000; fed steer trade generally steady
s11@13; she stock slow; bulls steady: top
welghty sausage kinds, $8.25; calves un-
changed; bulk to big killers sI slssMiSsG
active stocker and feeder trade at I'M
changed prices. sheep-Receipts. $1,000
scarcely, enough, on sale to- test values:
grades and weights fully steady; top,
Slsss bulk good and choice d Ss,So- ia
ewes. $9MS.25: feeding lambs unchanged
good 70-lb offerings. sl450. Hogs (soft or
oily hogs and roasting. pigs excluded Re
fetD Swes ek s sST 70 EOq bs
dunn and choice: $7.65@S.2O: medium
weight 200 to $50 lbs. medium and choice,
1870 to 100 lbs. common and choice. $3.50
@8:4o; packing sowS Smooth and rough
@edGm and a cRdts sss to sa sE Ss
cattle and calves-Steers. 1,500 lbs. up.
common and choice. $l4:5oQ17: steers. $40
TS cthoice $h do 2H Ss 49, goSd e
mi5;75; good. $13@l5.25; medium. $ll@
1880: common. $875@ll light yearling
steers and heifers; good and choice. $50
choice $50 lbs. up. $9.75Ml3; common and
medium. all weights, So .25@1l.5O: cows.
good and choice; $s.25@ll.25;. common ard
ter cows. $3.50 6; IS; calves, medium to
choice. $9@l1 vealers. Gull to choice. $3.50
q IS: feeder and stock cattle steers tcom-
sheep and lambs:-Lambs light and handy
weight. 80 lbs. down, medium and choice.
$l4@l6.35; Gull and common. all weights.
$l22S@i4; ewes, medium to choice. SIPS
medium to choice. $13.85ql5.6o.
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Special Notices

SOMETHING THAT WILL HELP YOU
10 LESSONS ON APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY
FOR 81. PLEASE WRITE AMERICAN
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los w ST. Slair St Ri. 2072
WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts contracted by my wife after this
date. lSigned) j.. E. KEESLING, 1856
Schotleld Ave, city.
ELECTREAT body massage machine; cor
reefs poor circulation and nervousness.
Jean Skinner. lli2 Central, APP. K. Ii. 1878
WILL PARTY who saw car wreck Essex
coach, parked on Senate north of 10TH
please call Miss Conway. Ma. $500
PAINTING AND DECORATING-IN EX-
CHANGE FOR USED CAR. MA. 0326.
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Instructions

CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE, Our grad
yates pass state examinations easily
202 odd Fellow Bldg Ma 57s and esno
VOCAL LESsONSEsl Downtown studio
126 Pembroke Arcade. Call Irv. O562-J.
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Death Notices

JOLLEY. WILLIAM P.-Beloved uncle Of
Clyde Paugh. 554 w. Twenty Eighth St,
day, March /. Services at j. W Patter-
son funeral home Saturday. 10 a. m.
Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill
PFLUEGER. ANNA K-Widow of Joseph
and mother of George F. Phueger. Mrs:
Mrs. Harry Rieman. passed away at
the residence of her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Rieman. 729 E. Morris St. March
Monday. March 5. p. m Burial Crown
Hill Friends invited.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

bW CWIItU 7 7 boo
NEW YORK, March Bank clearings,
$l.135. 600 900; clearing house balance.
$i33 900 900.
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I'M. F-lendS invited
Funeral Directors
W. #. BLASENGYM
Main office. 1925 Shelby st
Drexel 257o.
KRTFGER. WIN. E.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
1909 N Illinois st.
Main lls4 res. PEI 38se-R
George Grinstelner
Funeral diFe'' %stn osos 'a' E Marker
EDWARD L. MONTAGUE
Funeral Home o,o,
1914 Prospect St. Drexel 049l
". d. BEANBLOSSOM
1921 W Ray ST. BE. 1888
G. II. HERMANN
1922 S. East St. DR.. 4477
LAUCK FUNERAL HOME
Drexel 2I4O. 1853 s. Meridian st.
] c. WILSON: funeral Darlors. ambulance
service and modern a1lJtsomotive EQUIP
nent Or o32l and DR. 0323
also PROSPECT ST
DREXEI 1907
UEDERTAKERS.
HISEY b TITUS -.
lS1 Delaware VI S6St
J. w PATTERSON
Funeral Director
1924 N. Illinois 81. 6lley 56O6
SHIRLEY BROTHERS
Funeral Service 80.
946 N. nhrois Main 1918
HARRY w. MOORE
Funeral Director .
1886 N Meridian. Tai. 1856
KREGELO & BAILEY
Funeral Directors.
1898 Meridian. Har. 055l
F. JOHN HERMANN
$40 N. New Jersey = Main o9ll
JOSEPH ]. SPEAKS
Funeral Director
125 s. CAPITOL Main 1904
FRED W. YELLING
Funeral Director.
l02 Virginia Ave. DreX. 1362
JOHNSON & MONTGOMERY
1882 Central Ave Main 1890
ROSCOE CONKLE
Funeral Director.
1888 W. Michigan St Bel. 1884,
GEORGE w. USHER
Funeral Director
230l w. Washington st. Bel. 0l49
KIRBY g. OHM
Funeral Directors.
1901 N. Meridian ST. Har. 600
NEW UNDERWRITERS
PASS N Talbot Har. 2222
FEENY q FEENY
Funeral Home.
923 N. Penn Riley 3S43
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Local Wagon Wheat
Other Livestock

Local grain elevators are paying $147
for No. 3 red wheat. Other grades are
purchased on their merits.
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Lost and Found

Lost and Found
BOSTON TERRIER-Lost $40 Jefferson
Ans. name Boy" Lib. rev. Oh. 1897.
DOG-Small SPITE; lost from 1928 S. Gray
l brown eye. small brown spot on back
Answers to name Bobby" Reward. Call
9r: oz9z. aIler ..
DOG-Little. wire terrier; black. white
lost from 2724 Cornell; SIS reward for
return or information. He. 2784.
DOG-Police, female Name Queen"
child's pet Reward. Ha. 3l42-J.
ESKIMO SPITz-White. female; strayed
from 1886 S. East st. Liberal reward for
information Dr. 4756.
GLASSES White gold folded; Ayres or
Claypool. Reward ia. 03l7
PUPPY-White and brown; part Lewellyn
setter; lost from Park Ave. and Nine
teenth Name ''Freckles." Rev. He. 5745.
UMBRELLA-Green sample; lost Indiana
Theater Wednesday afternoon Reward.
Ia 6914.
WATCH-Lady's open face Swiss; on 18th
between New Jersey and Central or Cen
trail car. Initials R. H. C. Rev. Ii 6043.
COLORED PERSON-Seen picking butter
up on N. Della. Call Oh. 2ll6-W. Re-
ward
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Chicago Grain Table
BH Times Special
CHICAGO. March 2-Carlots: Wheat
81: corn, 433; oats. 50; rye, 3.
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BB Times Special
CHICAGO. March 2-Carlots Wheat.
81: corn. 433; oats. 80; rye, 3.
En- Tnifcd Press
TOLEDO. March Close: wheat-No.
,, 81 60g l.6l. Corn-No. 3. Sl.02M ! O3.
Rye-No 2 sl.22. Oats-No. Q 62l2Gt
f3l2c Clover-Cash. SIT: March. SIT: cash
imported. STATS; March imported. Si5.75
Timothy-CaSh, $3.50; March. Sl.s0. AL
sike-Cash. $685. March. Sl5.95 Butter
-480 sic. Eggs--26n 28c. Eay-SI 20 cwt.
By United Press
CHICAGO, March Cash grain: Wheat
No. hard, 81 .37a4 a l. 39l4; No. red
sl.59 Corn-No. yellow. 96l2M 97izc No
,. ssc; No. 4. 9OQe5c; No. 5. s7M92c; No.
s, e5I2 n 87i2c. No. mixed 94m94Ac; No.
1. or M92c: No. 5. 87087l2c: No. 6. IS
a 86c; No. 3 white. 97i2c; No. 4. 9lM92c;
No. 5. 87497i2c; No. 6. 85M87c; sg.. $40
85c Oats-No. 2 white, 500 62isc; No. 3.
5Tm Gle: No. 4. 56iam Soc Barley-96ca
81 ,06. Timothy-s2. 75g $50. CloveT-s19 rs
@26.75.
CHICAGO, March primary receipts
Wheat. l.005 900. against 747 600; corn. 3
against 2S4. 900. Shipments; Wheat. 500
l8s, 600. against s7s 600: cats $4,000,
$3.50 900; oats. 100000, against $4,000.
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CLEVELAND. March 2-Butter-Extras.
In tub, lots: 5Oa4 q 5294c frsts, 47H4@49Ac G;
seconds .o 43z%4Sac, packing stock 900
fowls. 279 2Sc; medium. 2sG 2Sc: teghorns.
$685. geese aee Old eock 14 Hafs ss
PotatoesEl50-lb. sacks round whites. New
York. $4,000; Minnesota. $780, Michigan,
Minnesota. sag rs; Maine. Green Noun
tains. $685.; Idaho Rural Burbanks, So;
50-lb. boxes Idaho Bakers, $2.65@D2.75:
Texas. l00-lb. sacks Triumphs. $475m5:
homegrown. bushel sacks, s1.40m1.50: Gu
ban. 45-lb. GUNNER crates. Reds, $375N4:
Colorado. ll0-lb. sacks Burbanks. $3.50:
Rurals. $2.7563: 25-lb. bags Idaho Russets,
10000; 15-lb. bags Rurals. coarse; Mary
land, bushel hampers, GarnetS. 81 509l.f rs.
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DOROTHY MACKAYE Is
CONVICT NO. 44960
One-Time Stage Favorite Begins
Prison Sentence.
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BU United Press
SAN QUENTIN, Cal, March g.
Dorothy Mackaye, one-time stage
favorite, began Friday the monot-
onouS routine of convict life in San
Quentin penitentiary.
The name which once was
blazoned forth from theater signs
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RECOVERY TOO
LATE TO ERASE
LOSSES IN LIST
Bears Win in Attack on
Holdings on Brokerage
Decrease.
Average Stock Prices

Average of twenty tndustrials Thursday
was 194.81, up .03. Average of twenty rails
was 134.19. Off .16. Average of forty bonds
was 99.09, of .O5.