Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 40, Number 42, Decatur, Adams County, 18 February 1942 — Page 2

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Recurring Rumors Disgust Roosevelt Truth-Twistmq Set Scored By President w»Bhingt«n. r»b. in tup> Pi- |d«-ut Rnns'-Vrlt eants Amur hans io know that their capital tela.- a lug ntmar factory aided Ito N« pTodmilon by a Iruth-twlst-tltg fTHrdf-ll rd Ml lt<M*c'«ali doesn't like II and Hid 4 pies. < >uf<ui-ltee about Ills feelings y>-->tenlay, lint whether the hefty blast from hut would i urtail the rumors was auoiht-i qu«wlinn. Hardly Infor,- the echo of Illa volte ilixl away, tin- (aim mutaur began in th.- rex ktall burs and , Mim>- faablcnabh* Mlotix: "I hear that he If W.l «h nglim was the* minor capital ol the nation In-fore Pearl llarlxi it I* the tumor tapltal of the Motld today IteprseiltatlVes. niriria* and otherwise, of virtually every nation at war are heir "Inside intoimath n" or a teas“liable fai Hinule l» on many tonKites. a great iHiitlon ot It lluje teasTV dictuiled troni the actual fact as it passes from pci son to pereuli and •cute ol it purposely twisted away

CONDON’S (»!■:< ATI It HEADQUARTERS for Seeds and Supplies GARDENS for DEFENSE <>ur NEW !•» 12 Garden and Truck Seed* arrived and we are NOW reads for sour wants and supplies. We carry the follow inn: BEANS RADISH Sirittslexx Green Pod Hoy*.! liein linxt Proof Golden Wax lams Scarlet Illa, k Pencil Pod Fterly Ked Hj| (J Red Kidney White Icicles White Navy Giant Globe k.tniicky Wonder French Breakfast White Marrow Ctrl MBERS Henderwute*Bush •-'"•8 ,! ”P ro * w * Green .." uh Chicago Pickling ’ White W.mdet |»|.- Snow* Early Pickling T. I. tdic.no ’ Ki "'> i . SPINACH America)- Wonder Mammoth podded Midgets King of IFenmai k Melting Sugar (edible pod i Bloomsdsle lamg Standing CORN >■* * Zealand Count >7 Gentlemen , _ Everg eel. ( ARROTS Howling .Mc»’» Chatanary ... Golden llinttcn' (Hibredi Early Corr teas Golden Early Market Select Danvers .l.iji.iiiese Hull. » (Popcorn TNI ot Dynamite BEETS Detroit Dark 11--d TOMATOES Koyal Blood Mantlolce nr.-f.teak TIRNIP Itetifteraoti's Potid-iosa Put pie Top GlobePritc hard Purple Top Strap ’cABBUiE , WK No 8 tier. J.-t -> Q I 101•Ucin. Market crot o L ’J” . WATERMEIONS IveliutC tlfeadl Torn Watson Haily Prlxe Head Georgia Rattlesnake Simpson's Early Curley Dixie Queen !; Grand Rapid.. . _ Endive I’l MPKIN & SW ASH Connecticut Held ONIONS 1 Striped Crushaw V'ihiv. Sweet Spanish Chicago Warted Hibbard Southpor-. tiled) Rattan. Sc.tith|H>il tWhite) ( Tabb Queen Southport (Yellow) Acorn r —SPECIALTIES— Swirx Cha id Ne» Pimento Kai,, New Victory Pepper ’ fc , • Huai hound Big Onnioke TolMHho White Plume Celery Mangel Wurtel | Rut.'- Bag) Mixed Gourd. Oroko Ca»ter Beaus I Gumbo Pemtuts Parsley Sugar Ime tFodder) Egr Mailt BUn flower ytaliify Dipper Gourd* BroXil sprout. EAWN BRASS SEED FtehZw Condon-. Velvet Lawn , “h CoO&m-k (fluffy Place SX ’**' *«<* *' hH - Giant Rape Rihnhlanch I-I.OW ERM Hiiake Cugunber Zennia. He b». IHn Graiidmothei. Garden California Wonder Pepper .Na.ttirtiUfn lied Hot Cheyantut Mixed Sweet Pea. When the time eom<-» we will hav« PLANTS and BULBS of ear tour kinds. C.rtlen Tools: Rakes, Shovels. Hoss, in range of kinds snd „ prices. Lswn Mowerr snd Lawn Rotlhrs. Fertilizer: Prises Truckers Special and Swifts Shseg * Manure. Bug Killer—Shot Slug: Bug Dust A Insestlclde. Will have a nice assortment «f POTATOES and ONION LETS att rightfully priced. Remember we practically give you ONION SETS annually and expect to do so this year. Cash Coal & Supply R. A. HTUCKtI — — - -I num

from the truth. It Is loose talk leading to unfactual rumors snd disturbance of unity and the war .Sort that disI tnrhs Mr Roosevelt. He was fo'd I yesterday of reports that Bdcrotary |or Navy Prank Knox bad not tnhl the conipletv story of P<-srl Har- ' bar: that damage .ufferc-d In the ■ Ju|Mtie*r raid wa. much worss I than Knot said It Was. The preaident esgreaaed plain dtegmt. Mytng he was at 4 lon. as I | to the beat c pit het to apply to thee I I irpoit. A. all afterthought he . said he th tight the word rot would be proper I An awful lot of reports of thia , kind are going around, he icaid Wanning to hl. aubject. he de.c-rib • d the- capital aa a lumor factory and .1 prulin. source of lie. Ix*t thix fact .Ink In about Washing ion. he Mid. recommending that the nrw.paiH-ruivii give It wide, circulation. He was told of repuils of current arguin' nt. in Washington against new loan* hy thl. country to the Moviet union, argument* based Oil the feat that largetualc lending might put the Roviet govern men t in a too-powerful posit ion after (hr war. These arguments, he said, are about on a par with other argu | j ments set up by what he called Washingion’s Cliveden set. The president declined to name the mambars of thh set. telling correspondent. they knew th« names as

UNREO TWW ‘ Al?t YOU —v A ▼ < /1) k M 'wWB v l«ptBdB (I >UMM 1 ir w t — 7 TODAY’S WAR MOVES (Reg. V. 8. Patent Office) By Louis F. Keeoile Ot the United Press War Desk

If Australian fears of a Japanese Invasion are realised, and If Japan tries to attack India and pn.h a< ross the Indian ocean to Mads gusrar. a suggested possibility, the ainb.tlou* Nipponese may be sowing the seeds of their future uuduing Japan I* no more Invincible than some people once thought Hitler wnx, especially l.efoie he stubbed his toe In Russia And there t« 11 limit to Japan's ability to stretch out her resources over slmut onethird of the globe. Japan already Is ipreV. rather thin. In an attempt tn do everyi thing at once before the might of I1 he United States and Rrltain make themselves felt. If this e»tension la continued too far. Japa 11 well a* he did. The label of Cliveden wet used by the president was taken from th< similar designation applied to a ' gtoup of appeasement advocates In Great Biltatn earlier In the war.

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M will have exposed an achllles heel 1 to the ignited nations 1 To sum up the present Japanese position: They are operating over about ti'HHi miles from Burma to their own mandated Islands They are heavily committed In China, which they have not beeu able to subdue in four and a half 1 years. Chiang Kai-Shek haa an estimated S.itoonoo men to oppose them Perhaps half of the available Japanese men under arms are tied up there or along the Soviet border. They are < ngaged In a major operation in Burma They are trying to overwhelm Sumatra. Borneo. Celebes and Java. A lame part of thdi forces are Involved in Manila,, thanks to Gen MacArthur Under the circumstances, an attempted invasion of Australia and India might Im- equivalent to sticking her neck out. It Is Interesting to note that 11. J. A'an Mook. nontenant governor of the Dutch ’tidies, observed In Sydney today that a large scale Invasion of Australia would mean such a drain on Japanese forces and 1 shipping that he does not think they will try ft. Japanese attack, on Timor and , other Islands close to Australia I might seem to presage an attempt . to land at least on northern Aus- | tralia and occupy the naval baite .at Port Darwin. It might for the | pn-iw-nt. however, be more to reI lard the M-ndtng of reinforcements by sea to Java. The Indian ocean naturally offera a tempting prospect to Japan. Her naval force, now have iiniin-|H-ded access to II past Singapore through the Ntralt of Malacca. The line of supplies from Britain and th* United Ntatcx flows past Cape Town to Suez, ihe Pershin Gulf. India and China. Japanese submarine, undoubted ly soon will be operating in the, Indian ocean. To ocevpy Madagascar. with Aichya contrivance, as a base ol operations doser to the middle cast shipping lanes would be a more ambitions project. To take .Madagascar and hold .way over the Indtoiii mean would require considerable use ot the Japanese fleet and air force. It is . qilcatten whether Japan has enough to spare for that and still dominate the western Pacific. It would require a large Japanese force, continuously tn operation, to break off the supply line which the United Htstes has established to New Zealand and Australia. If the Pacific flee) is weakened 100 nweto for Indian ocean operations, the United States navy haa

Honor Roll M BUY \W i“ r »» A' Following Is • Hat cf Adams county firms which hsvo adopted ths payroll allotment plan far the pvirthaoe as United States dafenae aavlnga bonds with the voluntary cooperation as employes. Chairman are aaked to report the names as all businesses whort the plan la adopted for addition so this Het: Genml Electric Company Central Sugar Company Central Soya Company McMillen Feed Mills The Mutschler Packing Co. Cloverleaf Creameri*B, Inc. Decatur Post Office employee First State Bank Krick-Tyndall Tile Co. Decatur Daily Democrat Adams County Lumber Co. Decatur Casting Co. The Great A A P Tea Co. Wayne Novelty Company N. 1. Public Service The Schafer Co. The Schafer Store Berne Dunbar Furniture Co. Nuanbaum Novelty Co. Berne Witnens Co. Berne Manufacturing Co. Zest Your Knowledge Cun you answer seven of thcs« ten questions? Turn to page Four for the answers, a—- — Name thi- three *eae borgering Chins. 2 REA are the initials ol which government agency? 3. Which President was the first to die in the White House? 4. What does the Lalln phrase sine die mean? 5. Moire Is a fine linen, cotton voile, or watered Silk? d. How many furlongs make a mile? T Wh.t was the nickname us the American general. Thomas Jonathan Jackson? R. Who is the heroine of Dickens’ “Old Curiosity Shop"? 9. Llni'oln*. Emsnclpstion Proc latitat ion freed all the slaves in the Untied States: true or false? 10. Complete the proverb. “You have made your bed and May Vote Thursday On Pension Repealer To Repeal Pensions For Congressmen Washington. F’eh. 1R I UP) - The n-i-nate today agreed to permit its civil service «-ommßtee to report tonight a hill io repeal peiishms-for-congreaxmen legislation so that the chamber may vote on the repealer tomorrow. The agreement, rcquented by senate Democratic leader AI ben Barkley. Ky., was obtained In the face of demands from Beu. Josh ' LeLe, D.. Okla, that there be an Immediate vote today. Lee threat- . rued to offer a repealer as a rider ' tu a pending naval bin. Chairman Bulow. D„ South Dakota. of thl- civil service committee. scheduli-d a night meeting starling at • p tn., to speed the . hearings on the repeal hill to a finish ( Rett. Slieridati Downey, D.. Calif. anitouiiced he would move to at- | tach a rider 10 the repealer pro- , vidltig for "some sort of general pensions plana" for elderly peo- | pie. He said he would act tn b<- | half ol "a million and a half elderI ly people that ate admitted by all I social agencies to be hi deslittiI tton." I a chance to whittle down the JapI anette outposts In the western I Pacific one by one In a steady I priH-ess of H-compiest The navy's I raid 011 the Marshall and Gilbert I Islands suggested the pattern. | If Hitler tries to drive inrough I to Nuez and Japan across the InI diatt ucean to meet him. Japan's I rear might lie exposed to the I Uiiited States, I About 38 million pounds of snuff I ,n t® 39 BEST COAL BUYS I Ky. Lump and Egg; W, Va. I Lump and Egg; Gsnulna Poca j hontaa Egg; Package Coal; BriI uoata; Little Joe Prepared StoleI er; Pa. AothraclU Nut. KRICK COAL CO. We»t glm it. _ Phon, 42 N. A. BIXLER I OPTOMETRIST k HOURS ? •:« «0 into Ittw So *OO I . BeterWaya. B:K p. *. ( Eyes taamlnsd Glasasa Fitted

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FOR SALE Bit’S FRW ktXltlrCT -h. best buy beesuse It contains CK a-Gens which reduces the danger of coccidlosle Try It. You ♦'!! be surprised. Burk Elevator Company. Deestur and Monroe Indiana 34-tt Ml TOLdAB for hit~aST«. oi omlral cooking. With Bkelgsa or Batata Ona Ranges Bee u before yon buy Stucky A Co., Monroe. Httf FSRIXOI ■ffkTlga. bottled gas ranges. Open evenings. Uh rick Bros. 3714 t F6B BALfc - Order Air Baby Chlcka now. Bred for heavy egg production and quick maturity. Now hatching Bee us before buying- Model Hatebery. Monroe. Ind 307-tl BUMc r Hbrt dEdWEB V plete teed Nothing else to buy 11.45 per IM Mm. Burk's Hog fattner a complete feed 12 P per 100 lbs 1* cents lees per beg In your own sacks. Phone No. 25. Burk Elevator Company. Decatur, Ind. Monroe, Ind 34-ts PoTIXLE-lenithT PhTeo, ITM ley radius. Large stock. Vhrlck Bros. 3714 t Yoi SAIX New. used coal gat. electric cook stoves. Refrigerators. WMkera. sweepers, radio*. De catur Hatebery. 34-41 Mr Rale ftelrlgerators. new 1342 Frlgldafre, Crowley. Phlleo models. Vhrlck Bros. 3714 t FOR BALE IMo INmttac. 5 passenger. Torpedo coupe. Call 119 R or 933 Mercer Ave. 414tx F(YR BALE Aorrel < olt; light mane snd tail. 10 month old. Ernrat Thieme, 7 miles northeast of Decatur. 41-2tx FOR HALF! Mionogtaph records, two popular pieces on each record. 31c. Vhrlck Bros. 17-dl FOR SALE J coming Uyear-oM mare volts, these are line colts, have ben in bafness some. Bryce Daniels. Phone 3903 403tx F’ok HAUE Limited amount, no more coming. Kelvinator refrigertors. Maytag washers. Hooevr sweepers, heating, electric, gas stoves. Ltecatur Hatchery. 40-ls FOR SALE 2 11)20 McCormick-De<-rlng tractors: 1 Silver King tractor on rubber, with used cultivator; 1 model P John Deere tractor on rubber; new type F'ordsoti tractor: John Deere tractor plow: 1 hay loader, like new; grain drill:' 1 28-In. alleteel dredging machine See the new Oliver tractors on display. Cralgville Garage. 41-4 t H>R SALE Htovewood and SrT place wood. W. L. Reidenbach, 1215 Madison 41-Stx FOR RALE — Mack mare.~l. wt’ 1.400. wound, gentle; Bay gelding. I. well broke: Sorrel gelding, 3. broke; Case H-ln tractor plow; riding cultivator: corn planter. Leo Roe, first farm west of Decatur on River road. Phone 6315. 41-31 FOIFSALE ' Petfei ti m l ' Iterosene table top range, complete with electric fight, clock an ! timer. Used 2 years, good as new. Reasonable. Also modern cupboard Phone 1711. 41b31x Try Hilo Kentucky Lump or fcgg" Red Hen. West Virginia Mpllnt, Little Moe and Olga Stoke.- coal. Convince yourself of how good they are. Burk Elevator Company. Decatur, Indiana. M-W-F F(sft A'ALE- Itay iiuri'. coining 6 years old. Sound, well broke Ixtuis Staub, phone 916-G. 42-b3tX ’ A>ll SALE Hampshire sow with pig*, old enuagh to wean. Also yearling bun. Hohtei W. A-ttold. 3 miles south of Preble. 42-a3U POk SALE 1 Vodel A John Deere Tractor on steel; 1 model B John Deere Tractor on rolHter. 2 general purpose John Deere Tractors on steel; I model D John Itern- Trac- • lor on steel; I McCormick Deering F2O irtictoi with eultivatoi; 2. HiI 2<i McCormick Deering Tractors; , 1 late type Fordaoo tractor, on rule her: I Fordson on steel: 2 McCormick Deering « ft. combines; 1 . 2-row John Deere Push type corn picker; I McCormick Deering hay ; press oft rubber; 3 tractor plows; 1 9-ft double disk harrow; 2 7-ft doable disk harrows; 1 McCormick Deering rttdgute weedcr; 2 John Deere corn planters: 2 grain drills; 2 feed grinders; 3 mannre spread era: 1 Iron wheel wagon; 1 New , Mei hand rorti shrllrr. STEFFEN , IMPLEMENT. Datricl Steffen It FORfeENT J 4 ! 4 )lt RfcNT All modern house. ( 330 North Fourth St. Inquire Marion Stulls. Phone M3-L. g 42-31 lioTiM K TO BtVattNs b<Hic* Is iierWv given that the • Board Os Camertsaleneni of Adams County. Indiana, will at th- hour at 2:w- f SI. on Mbii<M>, Mar- li I. Itlg. rwelv- M-wtod S-lds for furnfshtriu -nr large -ar of prepared stoker coal fyr Zhet'ounty Jail Each l,|.| must be aut-mlttsd In two mann-rx <1) Cowl loaded on County Tru-k* fl) C-al delivered and stored In bbls tu Jail by seller. toldi** M '« T ••roc,puny . 1?/* •MeMkwttons on fib ih f the ottke ut h>« c'omty And” The MeoM reserve* «m riffht to raje-a 4uj- or «ll bid., . ' Ktvr H be her. Auditor ot Adams County Feb.

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WANTED Buy now Bew—lave plenty - Good boys on New. used and demonstrator sewing machines. All makes repaired. Needles, belts, nil. parts, fffttger Agency, 44S South First Phone 411. IMltx WAKfFB —RiWir-iwd-wrdow wants work as a houaekeept-t Write to box 71, care Democ rat 40-WAWWR-WaJtlnaa. Kone HR after 4 p m. a 40-Jtx Raffs, naitaMc for cleaning machinery. Cannot one unit erwaar, atoekingo. pants, coals, coverall* or any aiml* lar material. Will pay 4c ft. Decaf or Daily Democrat. WANTED To 4o bousewoA In small family. Inquire 124 Front at reet Thursday g 1 u WiNlVD—Looaa on larma. Baat era money lx>w rates Very lib oral terms. Soo me for abstracts of title. French Qu Ina. NMa-w-t WA NtED — Truck driver - for”city delivery Reference required. Box 71. care Democrat. 414 t MISCELLANEOUS PAIIW 'LoaWs at 45 for 10 yearn. No expense <0 borrower, c. D. Lowton, Decatur. Ind 28btf bk S M F'RIEDI.EY VeteviiiaK lan. Is attending the Northeastern Indiana Veterinary Aaaoclatlon annual small animal clinic, this afternoon ami evening, at Ihe small animal hospital of Drs Gillie B Wiles. F’ort Wayne. Indiana The clinic will be conducted by Drs. Paul T. White and Robert J. Hoskins of Indianapolis. Ha rUiMIRSATtBNTKW Wereamcre dead horaes cows, h-jgi etc. Decatur phono 3000. We pay all phone charges The Stadler Products Co. Mtf Business Services BEE JoflN W TySPALL lor Oeneral Insurance, also ourety bonds and real estate loans. Trust Building. Room 7. 42-3tx mm MdA.cL'EXNEM -Felt hats cleaned and blocked for 45c. Don t give them away. We'll make them look like new. Phone 359. 40-3 t WbRkING I'EOil.E lAe our pGu lunches. Hearty w-rvlngs of meat and vegetables with salad and drink, only 30c. Cupboard Diner. 40-3 t LIAfffLITY INRI’RA??Cfc -Caution motorists! Should you cause damage or injury while driving you are liable. Get details about liability and property damage insurance. Paul H. Graham Co. 40-3 t for Brooder liovse sanitation disinfect before the chlcka arrive with Dr. Rahdrary’a Dfp-Bal. Fast, efficient, five limes as strong ss pure carbolic acid. Decatur Hatchery. 40Jt PLUMBING IIEPAIR. - A DRIF Ping faucet is annoying and expensive Phone 332 for prompt repair service. Baker Plumbing A Heating. 42(3 SEWING MACHINES, new. used or demonstrators. No advance, no tax yet. We raplr all makes, needles, belts, parts. Binger Sewing Machin.- Agency. 445 South First, phone 411. We do hem at itching aud buttonhole making g 40-4 t LOST AND FOUND FOt’kD l« young shouts Owner msy have same by paying damage*. teed, advertisement. Freeman Steph-r. mile south Peterson. wNorth Dakota la the leading producer of r.prlng wheat, flax aud rye cropa. tetiigarmu »ett»-f:wf:xt OP KWTATtt 90. STM Nutl-e Is hereby given to the ere--1" u £' heir* «u<l legatees of Peter ii w l‘2" ,r ' de.-essed. to appear In it n-ld at -f February, l»»:_ slut show cauae. If My. why t;„ Fin.j Settlement A.-uubts with the estate of said deiMeut shout'l not he approved, ilia 7? *• hottrt-M to tlier. ». 1 . T l !’ neirstiip, and re- Mve th- Ir distributive shares 'l rn f ■*•••*»> Admthlsirairi' U-L 11 Ur A •aiiuary 17, ISIS Hear* W, Wr!| tr . Ifforaey •’*' P*BM< I.MrTIM' #a fcia «*’'•« that sealed bids win In- rwelved at the of<.n,'rk t* l ' Adams t-ir. esa ti! o "'.' L’ r<B, !if- Indiana up on. w IL? ~ w* AM -C- W. T.. Feb. *® r ‘he < oiutructten of tin--wt.i. " ■•<!•«• h Itlie main <>!**. •/’"•'"'"'D known as Blue L.ZL .'?*• < -unty, liidUoh same being r MU «e humfe*- , . •‘♦'•rds of ths Adam- «.‘lr is... ' ix‘.’L l . Adams County. Ina--2.-;ra.T;,.r‘’K'].;'-" 382 -< of’X.TTm r o ""***" Ot wo slttlone 01. ’Za 1 "••‘h -isanout with iso,<9: <u- rd» esrtti and ».»»< e U . yd*, stune estimated excavation. itlds shall tai submitted ou form IteiM.nl -du.”? 1,?!! n ’V* prescrtlwd by the semi ?o*bf “£ «f Indian., te niila .* »"*i«tely and prop, r. ]» filled out .nd attested in order to receive eoneittenHtvp. The Knvttieer ret-arre. the right »» r.jMt mt .nd t y * , , « H Gfliioin B>u*iu.er of- onetrwtun Fob. H.U

MARKETM. DAILY RtPosy *nd Fonncs Brady's M.rUet for Cr.igvdle, H.,. a , clM »d «1? <0t...,.~ ■ No cotnti. ; r . *■»'' t” loti to 12'1 lb' io Ho 140 Io |gn lb, 140 to Imi |h« 9H I*o to 22n lh« 8R 22U to 25u lb, 250 to 275 lb. 275 to 300 it, ill 30<) th 350 lh »■ ISO lb* and up ■■ Rough' Btagx Choice vrol. - hH Spiing lainte Spiftix bu. k Yearling lamb, Hg WHOLESALE IQG lOULTRV Furnishes ty **•* Egg * p OMWtur l Ol ' . < '. (leat! la*. Brunn o m v .... Mm Heavy ben. M Lefborn hen, 9H I. • Leghorn etag. BM Heavy xpr barred or a!, -. 11l Heavy at.g, m Heavy young u „ M Old heavy r-n> M Old Leghorn ■ EAST BUFFALO L Fatal Btlff ilo \ y IUP I Llvext . H Hogs :i. o K-- r. yH high- 1. x-ssi ..mt .hnv.gM lbs 115 ~ ■ - >yH 113 2511350 ■ Cattle ter and l om-n ■ r cunners 18 17 25 H Calves Ue- hl good and <hb . i", ’. snd medium »'<>lit B Sheep Smi > yS good and <b vr-,. med nun and • 111-75 INDIANAPOt 5 I UUOCB Uidian.polL I ' )- !- S —Livestock B Hogs. 7.<hw nia k- kfl 140-250 lbs >!, •.> ' lbs. 112 7« ll.— !•!*■■ 111.40112 50 I Cattle. 1 20" , steady; helf.rs. !ittir cows, firm - .mil ynlfl 110-112; m.diuiit -'.«i tofl 110-11150 I Venters. st<a-l> • U-Aj Sheep, 250; b.i >1 y n<. -ti market, lambs •ly - M 111.90 I CHICAGO GRAIN ClOkß Wheal. May 11 . 8 ■ 11. Bent. 11 :i I Com May >». J <:> -i’i B »I%H- I Oats, May .57-\ lu.y fl Sept. 56\ I Boy beaux. Min »i '7 ! : fl 11. On. CLEVELAND PROOL'CI Cleveland <) I •- !' Produce; Hutter, utiwltl- d • »H* I standards. 37c. Eggs, steady .xtrat 2*-' rent receipt- 27< Live poultry steady hre» » 3M4c; ducks, f .n. y y-rntis ‘ and up. 21-22 i « H'" JI;,! 9 18c; uMMeovy and <»l<>re<l Ik Potatoes. Ida h<- l-ilil Mattie. 4MM2W 1 12.25; New York »l 75 H FORT WAYNE LIVES?# Fort Wayti-- Ind Feb I* —Uvestot k: Hog. Ms< io*113.15; 180-200 lb. »l ; " 5 •* lbw.. 112.15. 220 .1 «!• 240 IbS . 112'30; 2»l" 280-300 lbs. 113 7" I'le-SH 112.40; 350-4W> H- *l7 r ’" : lbs.. 112.35. H'l-IM I'” “* 130140 lbs. »ll>- i'"' l *’ 111. Roughs. 111.75; *'•'« *’"* Calves. 111.50; lattih- 111* LOCAL CRAIN *<*’*s BURK ELEVATOR CO- ■ Corrected February !' Beans subject to <««• during day No. 1 Red Wheal No. 2 Retl Wheat No. 2 Yellow Corn No 3 Yellow Corti No. 4 Yellow Corn.. ’ No. 2 Rye . No. 2 Yellow Hoy Beaux New Oats. 30-lb. test Flax Seed MARKETS AT A Gl-AHCt Stocks irregular and Ti' 11 ■Bonds Irregular U ' mentq steady. Curb stock' Irregula Chicago stocks mixed. ColUm firm ( Grbliii.: wbea 1 t-tow-Chicago livestock Hop . cattle steady to sW* steady.