South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 94, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 April 1919 — Page 4

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMtS

DIES BP SELF INFLICTED SHO

Elwood Thompson, 58, Despondent Over Illness Puis Bullet in Heart.

Hovering If-twfpn life and deth for 12 hours after he had attempted to commit suicide lit Wedncd'i afternoon by shooting hinwlf through hi body Just below the .eart, Khvood Thomson. i years Iii. 407 1-2 Lincoln v. ay W.. died at Kpworth Iu.5-j.Jtal :i t I o'clock Thursday niorr.inc. Thompson was ! pond'-nt ovei i!Inr.--s. and Iiis inability to find suitable employment. Wednesday aftrnnon decided to on! everything l.y i ommiltir.;' -uichlc. and shot him-df with :i r.S calibre revolver. Th- bullet struck a hournear the liiert, and pl.i nc(l from it ours to the In-art, !.ut the wounl proved fatal. He v,n found in a dyirv.' condition by Chief of po'b Kline and ORieers Ficri'n and Ik-Vo- when they arrived at his home. He was immediatelv tr.kcn to Kjiwo'lh lio.--pital whore the bullet v.-as extracted. Mr?. Thorn .son nnti!d the policec her hus'.-arid's art. A son. Harold V.. Thompson, lives in Ohio, a daughter. Mm. Dwight Wert, and a son. HowhtJ, live in South Bend. I.'e leave one hrother, Wesley Tlionijiof Akron, Ind., and two sistersMrs. James Loinger of Iowa and Mrs. David Kummer of South P.nd. Funeral services will he held at Akron. Ind.. Saturday- afternoon.

DE A THS

17TTA V. JMtltKhh. Ftta V. Jarr-l!. :.l years old. wife of William W. Jirrei:. died at her home. :12 S. Hiirh St.. last ni'ht at 7: 20 o'clock, following a sir weeks' illness of complications. I'.esides her hus! arol she is survived !- her parent?. Mr. and Mr?. Andrew Keck of ltier park; two -hildren. Mary and Minnie, and the folio a im: brothers and .Isters: Mrs. Lydia Albian.'-. Teecrarden, Ind.: Joseph Keck of Oklahoma. James Keck of Chieapo. Mrs. Henry Brooks of Fiver Park. Mrs. Sam Martin of Ft Wayne, Mrs. lister Kellog of South pend. and Mrs. Sarah Lerm-th of Te- garden, Ind. Mrs. Jarrell waslorn in Klkhait county, S'ept. 7. 1 7 . rur.eral sen ices will he held from the re:lf n e on Saturday mornim? at o'clock ;vith the p,.. p. I. Peek of flrfic-p M. K. rhureh ot!iciating. Hurial will he In Tvru-r. Ind.

SOUTH BEND MAN DPERATIWG TANK

CHAMBER SEEKS TRAFFIC EXPERT

Lieut. Logsdon, Formerly of This City, in Charge of "Whippet."

I1II()M,V. m i:s..m. The body of Mr. Hroni.-I.iwa Mars.il. 12 yars old, who died at her home in Chi auo. 111., Monday f'dlo . i r i lt an illne-s of complication--, arrived here Wednesday mornimr and van taken to the home of her mother-in-l.a -v. Mrs. A. Marsz.il 122'. W. Napier si. Mrs. M.irszal isurvived by her husband, Ladislaus and one daughter. Funeral services will be held at Sr. Ifedvvige's church Friday morning at 0 o'clock. Rev. Anthony Zubowirz. C S. C, will officiate and burial will be in Cedar Grove cemetery.

FUNERALS

VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT IN CASE GROWING FROM BIG MURDER MYSTERY

A verdict was returned for the defendant by the jury in the malicious prosecution ca. of Louisa Pay .gainst Mamie Conrad. Jacob C. Conran and Jennie Stevens. The verdict was announced at r:'0 o'clock Thursday morning after the Jury had spent the entite night deliberating Upon the evidence of the case. The case which ha.s been on trial for over a week in the circuit court before Judtro Walter A. Funk rcw out of the double murder which occurred in Iliver Park on April 2". 1 1 7 , when George Mikesell and his wife. Sarah, were beat to death with an axe in the barn in the rear of their home. A short time after the murder Louisa Lay and her husband were arrested at their home in Cassnpoli.". Mich., and charge. 1 with the double killinc When th" cax notched the city court, however, the charges against them were dismissed. In the ca-e just ended the plaintiff was suing the defendant for ! 10.00') dani.gr. alleging that her arrest was brought about by the action of the defendant.

-M KS. s.i:.II .1. MILL CIIIUSMAX. Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah J. Mill "hrisman of Chicago, formerly of this city, were held this morning at 11 o'clock from the A. M. Pus-ell chapel, with Pev. L. C. Rogers of St. Paul's Episcopal church. Mishawaka. officiating. Burial was in Biverview cemetery.

MUSICAL PROGRAM FOR F0RKELL MEETING AT HIGH SCHOOL FRIDAY

CYCLIST STRUCK BY AN AUTOMOBILE, ASKS $5,000 I;itnacs amounting to ?.".(fA0 am asked by Irvin C. Overt in Iiis .-nil against William Hinkle of the Hinkle Motor Car Co.. tib-d in circuit court Thursday morning. In his complaint the plaintiff siy- that he was knork-d down and run o er by an automobil- belonu'itu' to the defendant, whib he w.i- riding a Mcjele on L. Col fa a. on M.it.h 191 S. and that a- a result of the accident he suiY'ird injuries to hi-

hip. leg and arm Christoidier I. $r..000 damages Mfg. Cc . Ar hi r jurel by one e.t

trucks, while v,ii!..ii" :h-ioss Colfax av. in November, If 17. lb says he received three frnetun r 1 ribs and has not jet fully r c . ercd from the effetts of the Inj iri'-s.

A n enjoyable program has been planned for presentation at the open meeting in the high school auditorium Friday evening, at which time the Woman's Dining club will pre-e,-,t William Forkell. noted humorist, wno will deliver his lecture on "The Man in the Moon." Club members report that the demand for tie kets for this meeting is heavy, ami that a large audience is assured. Preceding Mr. Forkelbs ad-elre-s the following program will be give n : Selection by Lasalle orchestra. Harry C,eis leader: community sii.f.'ing. Mi.4 Hazel Harris, leader; vornl oo. 'T.low, lilov. Tlmu Winter Wind." by H. W. Nolan.

AVhen the "whippet" army tank arrives in South Bend Friday to aid in the Victory loan campaign, it will be iti charge of a former. South Bend citizen, Lieut. Logsdon. Lieut. Loqselon is a brother of A. W. Logsdon and Mrs. C. K. (Jrairne of this city. The t.mk is scheduled "to arrive in South Bend early Friday morning, ami it will he assembled here afte-r its arrival over the New York Central. It will be Liken over South Bend and Mishawaka during the day, provided it arrives in time to be assembled Friday. If not the? time for its stay here will he extended over te Saturday. Preliminary plans for the Victory drive are going steadily ahead under the direction of County Chairman W. L. 'handler, assisted by William K. Ltmport. vice county chairman. The loan headquarters, at the Klks temple on W. Colfax av., are being put into shape for handling the i ampaign.

CHURCH PROBLEMS

IRE DISCUSSED

Efficiency Expert in Conference With Baptists Here Today.

CONTINUED FROM PACK ON IS.) Bruch, assistant to the president, will be as follows: To plve the best and cheapest freight rates on any commoility between any points on application. To give the best routes for the shipment of goods. To give careful attention to all complaints regarding transportation irregularities. To secure-better transportation facilities; including packing car?, fast freight service, through routes, and to trace lost or delayed consignments of freight. To give desired information regarding packing and proper classification. To pive the benefits of all agreements with all forwarding agents and companies whereby less than carload lots may be combined into carload lots, thus obtaining a lower rate. To order cars of specified dimensions upon request, and to supervise their prompt delivery and insist on prompt delivery at, th point of destination after cars are loaded. To prevent tho giving of preferential freight rates.

OFFER HOUSING STOCK AT MEETING FRIDAY

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si rs rou mvoisri:. E. .T. Oilier tiled suit feer divorce in circuit rourt Thursdny from Marjorie Oilier. They were married in July, IP ami separated in January, l'.eK..

P. lane :(l-o asks l in: t the Acme alt of being tn:'i :r automobile

says win: finiM-nt DISIIFS AT HIM, ASKS corirr rou ntr.r.noM. Because h says his wito on several occasions "beat him up" and broke several dishes hurling them at him. Andy Austin has ntered suit for divorce in superior court against Emma Austin. They were married in LH1 and separated on Anril 1019. II ittie Scbczak has tileel an affidavit in circuit court asking that Frank Sebczak be punished for conte-mpt of court. In her complaint she says that the defendant was oreiered by the court to contribute j: a week for her support- This order was ironed in July. lfK, and she says that since that time lv has failed to pay the allowance.

Problems dealing with tho organization of local churches on a modern basis were discussed by I lev. F. A. Agar, church etfieney expert of New York city, at a conference of the delegates of the Northern Indiana B.iptist churches which is being held this afternoon att he First Baptist church in this city. C. M. Dins-more, general superintendent of the Baptist work in Indiana, will also give an address. Following his address Rev. Agar, will meet with the delegates and endeavor to help them in threshing ait individual church problems.

During the past two weeks he and i lev. Dinsmore have been holding conferences in the various sections of the state and tho conference being hebl here today wimls up the schedule. At the meeting to be held at 7:"0 o'clock this evening Ilev. Agar will talk on the fundamental principles of modern church efficiency, ami will also evplain the duties of the deacons ami church officers. According to Lev. Dinsmore half

can. The housing committee points out that no one will be asked to donate anything. On the other hand; the committee points out that the purchase of . the common stock of the corporation is an investment that should be made by everyone who can afford. to for patriotic reasons. Capital Is JC(M),(MM). The corporation is incorporated to aid the city in mee ting its housing problem, and is capitalized at $500.)IM with SJOO.OOo in comon stock and $.100,000 in preferred stock. The common stock is to be placed on the market Friday afternoon as it is explained that the stock is to be sold only as the need arises. It is also planned by those In charge of the meeting to accept Liberty bond.' in payment for shares of the corporation. This is to be done in order to make it as easy as possible to purchase the stock.

ES YOUTHS

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Froprietor Catches Pair, Tipped by Folks From Prayer Meeting.

"When residents in the neighborhood of tho Kostiser grocery at 731 Eincoln way W., wero returning home from prayer meeting Wednes-

of Indiana's ejuota of $210.000 of tho - day night, they noticed two boys

JH.OfO.OOO national campaign which

is being conducted for the Tarrying on of missionary work, has been raised and the remainder will be subscribed by the first of May.

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FOR CONFERENCE

Peoples Cash Grocery and Market 1001 N. LAWRENCE ST., CORNER HOWARD. Phones: Home 8S91, Bell 1615. Wc have just opened an up-to-date pure food grocery and meat market. Come and look at our line of groceries and meats, and compare our prices with what you have been paying. We can save you I 5 '", on your grocery bill, and we guarantee every article to be fresh and satisfactory. Free Delivery Every Day. 10-Ounce Bottle Catsup. 2 for 25c Large Can South Shore Tomatoes. 2 for 25c Beech Nut Pork-Beans. No. 2. 2 for 25c Large Can Soaked Peas (Belle Flower brand), 3 for 25c McKCenzie's Pancake or Buckwheat Flour, 2 for 23c Macaroni or Spaghetti, 3 for 25c Matches, per box 5c 10c Loaf Bread 8V2C Corn Flakes. 2 for 25c Laundry Soap 5c, 6c and 7c Sugar, per pound 10c Larse Can Libby's Milk, 2 for 23c Large Can Hebe Milk, 2 for 23c Small Can Hebe Milk. 3 for 25c JaparrTea. Half Pound Pkg 30c Sunbrite Cleanser. 5 cans for 18c Pure Lard, per pound 31c Summit Brand Coffer, per pound 27c

North Indiana Methodists Have Raised Five Hundred Thousand.

FLUT, Ind., April 3. Five hundred thousand dollars was raised by the Xorth Indiana conference of the M. F. church which is in session here, for the centenary fund. Richmond. lnl.. was chosen for the next conference during the latter part of March or the early part of April next year. The exact date for the ne-xt conference will be decided by bishops in semi-annual meeting in Now York c ity. Lev. It. L. Overdeer is pastor of the Richmond Grace M. L. church. During the session Thursday Supt. F. Solipeter of the Wabash district was presentee! with a gold purse by his pastors. An address was delivered during the day by Dr. (lariiold Renn, secretary of the Meharrie Medical college of Nashville. The financial report included gifts amounting to $ " 0V 0 L A gift of JlMO.CO from the Rockefeller foundation to Mrharrio college, which furnished 20 colored doctors (.tiring the war. was reported.

acting suspiciously around the store. Frederick Rostiser, owner" of tho store, was notified, and he immediately began to investigate. When he reached the store, however, everything was as quiet as is usual on a Wednesday evening. The proprietor tried the front door of his store, and he found it

1 securely locked. However, when he

tried the rear door, things were not so quiet. Just as he opened therear door, a young cyclone in the form of Dallas Wallace, 16 years old. 22G Lincoln way L., shot by him. Mr. Rostiser succeeded in catching him.

LA search of the store was made and

hid under the counter was Karl Guyser, 16 years old. COS Lincoln wav r. Mr. Rostiser held the two hojs while he had a neighbor call the police. At police headquarters about 3o cigars and a number of packages of tobacco were found in the boys' pockets. They were turned over to Juvenile Officer W. K. Miller Thursday morning.

ADVANCE RUM ELY'S . REPORT SHOWS GAIN

THINK MEXICAN LAND REPORT WAS "FEELER"

By Unite,' Press: WASHINGTON'. April T. That the Mexico City report of land concessions granted by the Mexican goverrment in Iower California to Japanese interests may have been sent out purely as a "feeler" was the belief of otlicials and diplomats here today. State department etMcials were of the opinion that n deal had been consummated between Mexican and Japanese Intere.-sts in Lower California because the department had received no reports of any kind bearirrg on it.

.-April C. Showthe vear of $1.-

compared with $;.0,j"

LAPORTF. Ind.. irg net prot'ts for

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for HUT, Advance Rumely's annual report was made public today. During the year the company pure-hased ? l.v7,t -" of its outstanding debentures and alo acouired $1?." t.".o of such debentures

LOCAL AND FOREIGN MARKETS

LOANS AMI 1LIN Noll .

Mi IN KV T la AN For SalA or tr.Ti.. 'V.-j;. 11.' N. St.;'. -baker ft., tweivo tv ui !, .ill u.rn rieeptln Yarn, e. ur i.i. l i from WatMnti:i lrtt v.ir nr... vv . lmv money t nu r tu'.M.n, i.e..

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MARKET STOCKS

11. KOItl.SSON A. SON.

Midwest . Refining Declares

Dividend News on Steel is Conflicting.

New York Stocks; Closing Prices

NEW YORK, April 3. Closing I Marine Common

prices on the stock exchange today farine preferred

Missouri Pacific .

i were:

A. T. and S. F 92 Acerican Reet Sugar "öU

American Can Allis Chalmers American Car Foundry American Locomotive American Drug Syndicate.... Anaconda Copper American Smeltin7 and Lefg.. A. G. W A. T. and T. Baldwin Locc motive

R. and O Rethlehem St.-el "W .

! Rütte and Superior ..

NRW YORK, April 3. We have

witnessed a big turnover in stocks

today but without any material price!

changes in either direction. I . s. Steel has been weak throughout the

session at a recession or about a

point and a half. Southern Pacific;1. T

showed 3 point advance early in the!- anaüian i acme

day but this advance was lost before I - nm Copper

the close. Coppers are noticeably strong especially Inspiration, Ray Cons. Chino and Utah, all showing substantial gains.

Directors of the Midwest Refining

Co. declared the regular quarterly dividend of $1 per share and an

extra o 5V cents i.er share. Marine

Preferred which has ben strong for

the past week todav showed signs

of weakening and is now two points off.

Telegraphic reports from Wash

ington on the steel situation are

rather conflicting. Director General

Hines is reported as refusing to buy steel at prices fixed at recent con

ference of industrial board vhile the

chairman of this board is reported to have made the statement that steel prices will stand as tlxed some

days ago. It is a good traders market with

very little important developments

Ln the way of news. Call money loaned freely at 4 1-2 per cent.

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TO EXPLAIN RISE IN COFFEE PRICE r.r In if od Pre--: CHICAGO. April Coffee im porters and roasters have decided to spenel JlöO.Ofiei in a four-year campaign to "tell the truth and give the facts" about coffee, according to announcement today by roasters from Mississippi valley in convention here.- A simil.T fund of fl.-

'ee.C00 has be-cn raed bv Brazilian

! coffee planters, it was said.

Co.'lie prut.- will advance, it was predicted, and will remain high until future crops b-velop. Tlif advance was not due to the war, it was said, but to devastation of coffee fields in South America.

SI" I IS ON" NOT!:. A suit n a promissory note

ii s-iprior eourt

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harles Anthony.

Rorn to Mr. anel Mrs. John Krue-er. S. I-ifavette st.. a daughter at Fpvvorth hospital on April 2.

LADir.S ONLY. Spe-cia! matine Friday for ladies only at the Orphum. An opportunity to see und meet vliss Catherine Crawford and her Right Fashion Girls. W omlerful display of silk and satin gowns and dainty lincere together with engs. dances and entertainin,',' vaudeville. HSKo-4

South Bend Markcti

GRAIN AND FEED. (Corrcxted Dally by O. W. Barren, SUrr Mill. HydrauM- At.) OATS Paying selling 7Cc per bu. PHI FEED Selling $3.00. ft RAN Selling $2.?; per hundred. MIDDLINGS Selling $2.73 liunelred. CROPPED FEED Celling, U.U0 per cwt. SCRATCH FEED Selling $3.75 per cwt. WU EAT Paying .$2.40.

Cuban Cane fUigar California Pe'roleum Central Feather C and O Coheraelo Fuel and Iron ... Corn Product; Crucible Steel Chino Copper Pistillers Securities Fnamel Frie Common j . . . . Frie Preferred Great Northern Ore ,

General Klectric 156 Great Northern Preferred....

General Motors 16! Greene Cananea 4 4

Hide nnd T.rntbrr Pom m on o o .T

Hide and Leather Preferred Illinois Central Industrial Alcohol

International Nickel 25 International Paper 4 3 Inspiration Ceipper 31 H Kennecott Copper T.24 Iackawanna Steel 701, '4 Rehigh Valley 53 Mexican Petroleum 1S1U

Miami Copper 242

26 -i .111 . 2 34

Common 3Ta4

.... 664 . . CO- . .. 14"4 . . 17 , . . 29 i . . 74U . . .105 ... 9.1 . . . 2 9 . . . SO ... 49- . . . 44 . . . 4 S . . . 21 . .. S . . . S2 ... 24 ... 764

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AND FEED. th !Itllr 430 H Michigan.) ta -52, silling .S'X)

If Ar, ST KAU (Corrected Dally by Flour and Feed -. HAY Paying $22 to $32.

& lit AW Paying $3 to $12, telling 73c bale. OATS Paving 01c; selling 7"c to seSHELL CORN Paying $1.40; selling 11. SO to $2.(. EAR CORN" Paying $1.10; selling $l.s to $2.00. TIMOTHY SKED Taying ö per bu; Belling CLOVER SEED Paying Int.; sell ing 2 to .S' per bU. ALSVKE CLOVER $2,.i"J. ' ALFALFA e. Montana grown) .1.00. iY DEANS -4.( . COW PEAS-LOO.

LIVE STOCK. (Corrected Dally by Major Boi., 8. Lofan St., Minhawalut.) HEAVY FAT STEERS Fair to good. Hz lev: prime. 12Q14C 1 1 OG S 1 .". i 1 50 M.S., 17Hc; 150(3173 lbs., lsc; 175 up. lS'vo.

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Southern Railway St. Paul Common St. P.'l Pfd Studebaker Common Sears Roebuck Sinclair Oil Sugar Tobacco Products Tennessee Copper Tex-, and Pacific Union Pacific V. S. Steel Common F. S. Steel Pfd

Ftah Copper Wabash A Wilson and Co Western Union Wool Westinghouse Liberty bonds r u percent

0$; first 4s 94.92; second 4's 9H.64; first 41i's 95.10; second 4Vi's i3.66; third 4i;,s 95.T4 ; fourth 4 U's 93.70.

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Gossip of the Markets

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NEW YORK. April Z. The bear element has been spreading rumors that a wave of divdend reduction will he seen In the steel group corresponding that in the- copper department. It is not believed that anything of the kinel will take place in United States Steel. Republic rr Lackawanna and a good deal of skepticism greets the

story. The companies named are in a strong general financial position. It is reported in prominent western wire circles that A. G. W. is preparing to acquire larire Mexican oil properties and proposes to convert steamers into tankers. This storj is now referred to In some ciuarters as explanatory of the strength of the stock.

Grain, Cattle, and Provisions

CHICAGO PKOIirCK. CHICAGO, April 3. lU'TTER-CrpJim-ery extras, r,'... ; shui-ianls, 'J'c; firsts, CO'.jJi t'klc ; si'coc els. Ö.V(j do.-. E"r;s Ordinaries, ;;vfj j ; firsts, T'.s' j c CHEESE Tm Ins, 20c ; Air.oriras, V,()f,f; CO1 '.c POUITRY Fowls. r,7c; .lucks. r.2c; geese. 2.0.: springs. .T.e; turkeys, .'He. POTATOES Fa rs. ".el; Wisconsins and Minnesotas, l.Wfa 1.75 cwt.

SEEDS. Corrected Dally hy Warnrr Uro. Seed More.llt E. Wayne tet RLI'E GRASS W.73. WHITE F LOVER $."2.00 to -". A LS IKE 2o to $20.10. JAPANESE M I LLET $2.50. S W EET CLOVER $1 8.00. MAMMOTH LOVER $o0.00. ALFA LEA-llö.OO. FIELD PE.-S $3.30. COW PEAS $3 30. RED FLOVER-$27 to $r,0. TIMOTHY $3.23 to $3.75. CORN $4.50. RED TOP $3.00. SPRING RYE $2.40. SOY HE ANS $4.00. WINTER OF HAIRY RETC1I $12.00. POULTRY AND MEATS. (Corrected Daily by Jlmmie's Market, ItS K. -tefferfton lllvd.) REEF Roast, SOcJi'iOc; boiling. 20c; porterhouse. X.'; sirloin. 4öö). LARD Pavln jr. 2c ; nelling. 35c. II AM Paying 70c; selling 40c to 70-.

FIND

HART GUILTY OF SLAYING WOMAN

CHICAGO LIVE .STOCK. CHICAGO. April S. Hogs Receipts, 2'i.OOO: market, slow to higher, bulk. ?19.t5cT 20.20; butchers, ls.2.VTr 20.30 ;

U. S. BEGINS WORK ON ROAD BUILDING PROJECT

Plan to Spcn.l $313.K00.000 on New Highways, Employing Thousands of Road Workers.

Hy United Press: HOUSTON. Texas, April 3.- William M. Hart, 28 years old, was found guilty here today of slaying Mrs. Pauline McConnell, formerly of Tulsa, Okla.. and the wife of Harold McConnell. a soldier living at Woodstock, 111. Hart was sentenced to 10 years in the penitentiary. Hart testified Mrs. McConnell was

accidentally shot with a revolver

hal given her to protect herself. She had come to Houston with. McConnell, who was stationed at Camp Logan. After her husband had sailed for France, Mrs. McConnell beef, me acquainted with Hart, who re-nted and furnished an apartment for her. It was there she -was killed.

Hy United Press: WASHINGTON. April 2. The biggest road building campaign in the history of the United States is beginning under direction of the department of agriculture, Sec'y Houston has announced. Plans to spend $343.SOO,000 entirely on new highways are boing worked out. Half of this money has been appropriated by the federal government and half will he furnished hy the states. Approximately 415.8CO men will

be triven employment.. Wages

run into millions. Road workers re

p fee-kin jr. $17.7r.r?f ii.7r: lieht, ?tr iV'i 20.::e); pig?, $17.25''7 1.75; rough?, ?17.7."''i P. MM I. CATTLE Receipts. 11.000: market, steady "J.V up: beef, .SM.HO'il .20.40 ; but- Iter st" k. ST. fori; 15.75; cinners nnd cutte-r1. $5.7.Ve." 7.40 ; stocker and feeders, .f7.7.Vj 1Ö..VI; cows, $7.40(j 15.50; e-alves, $13.2.V' 15.50. SHEEP Receipts. 10.000: market, steady hljrhor: wool Iambs, SI 1 .no'.; -jo 1I ; ewes, sJ.ou 15.75.

' DeaUi'iti Itu .i: of k.tt $4 cotL.odb.et. art guaruitetJ o l.c

ltiUO.114 A !.. 1.1 llOU. it tt tt

ntici: or un t il om ic x. In t!ie st. .1--. Fa-wit Fouit :" Ineliau.i. IVtiti..,, ,,f ;,,i,r I I'-irU ef :i i f.r he- 1 - - . : and Repair of i:iiie.i. L;ti-iai He-ton IUt.li. Notl'e lulebv itl that t !. 5 1 -1 ' sine-1 drainaL'e i.i :o i - i ! r-. v !. wa s-iiriM'ii the r- ! 1 1 1 ai.d t 1 i r '

the din It and drain de..-ri !m-1 in t!.- re

port of tln Drain. ie e "0:11110-;..! 1 tiie ab ve entitled i.nie. v.i!i. i:nli! P.'tli d.i.v of A ;c il. r.'l'.'. ill 1 k ! 111.. re-'ie e:ilc. 'id at tiie !!! Jue '.'i;tif Sui.or ;il ti... '. 1 T T Ho: in the Fity of S-.utli l'.itd. lnlian.i. t 1 tlie n-'lean and repair d -.od .lialn. Re:ill be a.-. ept.-d for ':e H 'l' Mll of f,. 1 1. tire drain only, all in a. or.l 00 .- aii .i tlie re"l't of ihr :ii !u - - io !i I- 111 i cause. Eae-li bi.bb-r sSlltH dep. .-it WiFi hi b.d a eertilb-d 1 die' k for o:- .1 t-' n. i and sufliint bond ius bid in !: ha I lie -Ulli. Said contract will be b-t t tlie ; .. -f and !e--t bi.bie r. l'h- lUi.t to I' j. -t ai.. and all bids N re-erve.l. Dated April 3. I'.M'.e WIMJAM Ki.i.Ki:i:. JeillN V. LAFUENFF. FoiUitv Drainage Fiiiini--b.i.e' :;-P

riTTsnritGii livi: stock. Prrrsl'FKGII. Pa.. April ."..-FAT-TEE Eeeoipts. 1 i 2 lit : market, steady; choiee, sl7.o'.i ls.(x; pood. .'lö.O'Krj 1;.7.": fair. .11.:'' .12.75; veal calves, siLoo',17.10 SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipt-, fair, market, steady; prime wethers. RI.-5'i 1J.75; jreMid. -JlUlK; l j.OO; lambs, .! 1 .o -. 17.."ei. H(M;s Reeoipts. - IO doubl" decks; market, active higher; prime heavy hoy, $-H.ZMrJ).Ul; mediums. .LH.5()i'fl JO l-e ; heavy vorkers, SXh&fa 'jd.M ; light Yorkers, J l'MO'd 10.75: pigs. .R 0K(f V.1.75; roughs. $U.:Wi IS.50; utags. M2 ooPi.o-l.

1NDI ANAI'OLIS LIVE STOCK. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., April IPGS Reeeipts. 5.5 M; market, steady 7n; up: best heavies. KZ'Sq'JD.'.U); mediums and mixed. SJO.''( i.tl.l.'.j ; common to ehobe. fXKVS-iXrM; bulk of buh-a. SCJeF.ii.J.". CATTLE Reeeij.ts. l.J50; market, weak; sfe-ers. .SI 4.003 IT.'1.: c-ows and heifers. .5.50 (a SHEEP Reeeipts. 100; merket, stp.idv; top, y.l.lK 10.00.

ceived from J2..0 to ?. last year, ceipt?

More will be demanded this

it is expected.

he I Thomas McDonald, chief engineer

of tne lowa Mate nignway commission, will be in charge of the campaign. He has been named head of the government road bureau and will take charge in a few days.

PAULINE FREDERICK BREAKS WITH HUBBY

CHICAGO CH GRAIN. CHICAGO. April Ce )RN No. ., yellow. .$l.r,iel.;oV, ; No. 4 vellow, JL.W.j 1.5J'.i; No. 5 yellow, $1.5'7t.57: No. t) yell-.w, $1.51; No. 4 mixed. .1..V. ; No. 5 mixed. ? 1.551 jVj 1.5'i;-; No .". white, S l.eii-j 0i 1.41 i.j ; No "4 white. ?1.5-J l.'i'J'-j ; No. ; white. $1.5.. 1.",. OATS No. o whlt (;i4c;;e;se: .o. white. e'V'.e; standard. '.7 ''e;si .c. RA RLE V SI e:;l.le;

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willi TS"' T"

i:.t II I I A l At j.mi; I OI K. ' EAST P.ITFALo, N. V.. April V,. Re-

4oo: market, low Pteadv: tirimo

year, I steers. "I .ooC'i l-..o: but. her grades.

M..'"i''i ii'.i'i; eows. ..i.ee)'.r 1. . CALVES Re.eipts. ;UiO; market, re-

I the r.. i;p; eull to choice, J5.cneVfVi.5e j SHEEP AND LMRS Reeeipts. ..' n; j rrnrkef, lamf.. 1.V lower, low: hoiee ! 1 unbs. -..'I' Oi'rjoi:.",: niii to fair. $:',m'i 1F75: e-a rlilig. .l.rnV IM); heeji. j S5 CH;C; pl.y . HOGS- Refeipts. LlTrO; niarket, native. 1 pi;.- steady, others hU'l.er: yorker-. ! sjo.oo'VrJl.oo; j.z. .ir.7.".Vo on; mixed, fs.'l.c: heavy. '. T. f 1 e; routrh. Jlle) j-vl-!': st-nrs. .! 1.0'.; 15.

AIIMIMTRATK' . LI".. Ry ord"r of the St. Joepli Superior Court, and subjet to its approval. tl. lllidersiflied :i d mini -t ra t or of the et.t: ' of John .1. Mar. kle, le.-.:l-id. will, . t M oYloek. A. M. on April l.'.tli. 1'.U'.. oPT. : for sab' at public sale, at N. .",17 Siiri:, Scott Street, Iii lle eit.V o." So'Uh 1 II 1 . Irollanu. the fnüov. Ing pe:f .n.il prop-'M' l.eIo!ijiii- to .aid estate: All h"Ji-dio-.J furniture, and all bbo ksmilh t"d" and supplies. Said property will -oil r not le-s than the apprai-ed value on tl.follow ini: terin: At b-t ototl)1t i cash, and balance in three months, , it need by i. .-ten of the pin i h i'r. w lnt"re-t Jit O pr ent from date, witho ledW-f. witii attorneC ie..H and with I roved personal ce' iirity thereon. A'i sums of sö.ex or under ea-ii. Dnted April ::. r.l. 1'arti r Tru-t Con ;i.iu . Rv C. .1. .1 CKSe. . . y Ad:..: . YVEIDLER V H A, Attorneys. .: P

NON-HL-IDLNT NOTH K. STATE OF INDIANA, ST. .Ii:i'il 4'oFNTY. SS.- In t!w St. .T . - j.ls s-.-perior 4'eiuth. I'ebruarv Term. 1!I. FRANK FiiNloN V-. MAR V CONTOV Divoree No. P.e D Known Th -t tie m t,..v.- n ;i d Plaintiff has filed in the- ofTb e of tlClerk e.f said C.mit his i-.m-daint ::2a!,is:dl Defend. int in th- a'-, ve aus- t -pcther with a pr.,e-r ani.i".if that i ! Defendant. Mary C nt -n. Is not a re:d. -. of the State of Indiana. Sail ltef.-rid.ird i-" hereby iiotihel t1 said eau-e will tand for frid en t ".'tli dav May. l'.l-:e. the s.m-e be!n- F joth dav of the tiet term of s.d.; to eornmenre i,t the Fity of s'.-utl. I'.'-r '. on the r.rd Mn-lay in May i,.t. i vvhhd. day said Defendant is le.p ; 1 to npr-ear to--aid a-tlot. YVILR-FR M WARNEir. !.(.. Rr M A FDE FISHER. D-pitv C. A. KFE1 "s. Att-.rt.ey .,f I'i,nti:T :. i" 17

HOLD THREE ALLEGED

! r.y Fnited Pro". : . T n A V CI T-' T TP 3 .rril Word

SMUGGLERS OF LIQUOR! that a parting of th- ways had ! been reached in the domestic lif" of

Rv Fnited Pre- : COSHOFTON', O., April James Head. Tom Samolia anci J. W. King. Detroit, are held today by federal authorities In connection with a wholesale liquor smug-ding scheme which is alleged to have sent thousand of dollars worth of whisky into Detroit within the past two months.

Pauline Frederick and her husband. AA'ill.ird Mack both prominent on the stace and movi screen interestod Fos Angeles today. .vlaek. it was learned. Is livinr In a hunc-alow at Cie-ndlle. near herp.

attended by a physician. wh"re j frienel? are helping him in an effort ; to retrain his health. t Miss Freelerick Mack's friends say. scorned the idea of divorce. t

.(r- n re-en n eil ia- .

Chicago ;rain and I'Roviion. J CHIAc;o. April n j Opejdn Hi-h Low CIo-o CO UNAT . -iv l.'i.. V 1551, 155; ,iuiv 14; ip; id, iCi, se-,t. ir.7F. no i:;.rs i.-.s-. (ATS ! May r.siN Vi, -',i ty.t July Vi", o Tii4 e j Sept. e;i j .;", ;ji, ', j PORK Mav 42.rs 4:a 4 7 JO 17.15 i LARD ! Mav '".. 15 in 15 .57 i"-;7 .Tiilv vi7 -47 "-- lo RIP.S e May -' .'' -'V'5 2'i45 I'd..)

The arrest followed tho

or a ii.'H'i' car oi wnisKy on a iocai i but will not consul siding, which was camoutoiged withltion at present. coal und consijrn-.! to the Oak Cottl !

Co., Detroit.

.MARCH is i)i:coit.Ti:i. Hy Fnited Tress: WASHINGTON. April 2. Chief of Staff Peyton C. March haj teen decorated by the British government with the insignia of honorary Knight Grand Cros of the Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael, and St. i!'Or;-f. which had been conferred up'n him by King c.eorge last July.

MUST STAND TRIAL AS "COMMON SCOLD

Rv "Tnif-d T'res: NFWAILK. X. J.. April ?.. Mr?. Hildegard S. Fuller must stand trial r. s a common scold" th court today denying her counsel's motion that th indictmert be squashed. An o'd law provides th it the wman convicted of t his charge must pny th penalty In tl e "ducking ?tool."

THOW.SOW AND w'Jc&lJlo3 301-304 J. M. S. Blfe. Merobori New York Stock Exchange. New York Cotton Eirbtnye, New rlen Cotton Eiehacge. CMgo S;tock exchange. Cblgo Board of Trad-, anrj Indiana Banke-ri' Ajociatlon. Direet Privat Wlreti to AU Market. PIIOKT ßR ftVO-r!. Horn VrZ-WS

ilk II H;il. . Michn:aii si. IN WOOD Wholesale Grocery rrt Deliver, on k;;.ihi. IUr Park I"riia. iimAir.v wiiiti; no-i; ITXJCK '' ;c4 Hr Urcad! Iure Cain-" sutrar D Granulated. Vfl A r ( . a LI-. INail llenulny 155 Lb-, billow Corn Mral. . .:.) 5 I.h-. Heilled Oat- ?5e'2 Lb. C.ohI ,ii k 7:'.c 2 (ans Toinal- -5 .Maine Sugar Coin 15 j;itra ;chmI I, room- H5 J SHCi t prmif" -" 5 Ixniof or Santa ( l.oi. " r. lU .Na pi ha -V 5 Ih-. Onions Die 5 Lb-. Turnip- Uh .1 IIc 4r Jiffy Je II D5 LI-, sun Mulcl IOti-in- ...4;m 1 Lb. Mev Aprhtits tK. I-urgi- dar Mu-RirJ s1 Lb. Cr-o . . . . ao. 3 rkr. m , 2 Kitlin Klean-T ID 1 HI". POTATOI M.jet ?.ftc ( alurnet ILikinr l'owder 2 ' 25o Hi-r-i.c) " !- ;i HC I'kg-. S-M'-Ji tti 22 (i Dill l'ickb- D .l LI-. Fanc y C1mii I '; n- ;-. 10 Llx. sx-rat Ii 1 '! ...... iu(Cut thi- out and lun- )tir ba-k t).

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