Emporia Gazette, The (Newspaper) - April 1, 1935, Emporia, Kansas F e e THE EMPORIA DAILY GAZETTE Emporia Kansas Tuesday April 2 1935 Todays Markets SLUMP HITS WHEAT After Av i pri vace to the of wheat crop crs futures today smA pd a only lii Wheat id o com o i tira half year KIO ls to 53 cent May 12 SS and corn was 14 off to 12 May 80 78 to fi Oats 38 lower to 14 14 off wero lower yester day totaled bushels corn Open interest in wheat was bushels nnd in corn Wheat May Sl 32 to 58 July PO 14 Son fifi 14 in 38 Corn May so 78 to 81 July 74 32 io 58 Sep liP 78 to 70 May 44 7B July 39 Sept 37 Rye Ma 45 32 July 55 34 57 10 Barhy PS Lard May July Sept Bellies May 40 July V 3 94 Close 32 No 2 Nc J v 3 ff No 2 Kefir H fni 4 I Nn r Incher No 4 veMow NO No 1 f i No 1 30 No J C7 IP Nn 3 17ííB No 2 EMPORIA MARKETS Wholesale 2PO n 3fin pounds lo SH 30 60 to 200 jr lo Sows lo Stock pigs Mired rnd heifers Plain and heifers Fat COTS Bulls Calves o 00 to to 00 to to Springs Heavy hens hens 1e to lOc Ib He Ib lie Ib Ib Be Ib BUTTER Wholesale 3IC to 34C Ib AND BUTTERFAT milk per Ib ORAIN On Kalir Onti SGc bu bu OOo bit SOc bu medium to choice 90 to 110 pounds CAuf nnd 9i ts isn X i wethers Chicago 2 chiding 5 000 m active and to ir 2f0 ty IMl lo 200 i l Mon il top i to to fed Heir nnd tup Rood cows find 10 to loc 111 10 tn to woak run in about Dicers billed to If rrs nnd VO to 000 pounds SO 75ft 50 COO to pounds to pounds tu nnd medium 55fl to II heifers and in 750 cows excluded fund 5S M and and st nni d choice SOU to pounds CG l u in mul U Cur April 3c parki springs 34T 3Gc ng Sr c 22c t 315Í April If 2c firm Idaho r i lo Bliss 23C pound rid i 1 fi r is s V S No 1 2 S No 2 2ri Mill 1 new stuck U No Butter firm Kansas CU 2 Hos une u 10 in than pound rp SK i iiil to len ST LT pound f 5Hn tu fij LOO to 800 fat fully y 11 won Itll In u it f 7 t LTi u paid bv n cal i i in ivy 5 n uO to H cl choice cv HO to i pood 50 to pood and York April 2 AfiT nnd rnl to tin toci i nnd h v iu o ihr ti hy ch U 8 I tlie levels r rm into nine nf thr I he d however Trans i 1 ir previous r news iud nm nil may hin Iu ien 140 i to 1BO SP 40 U Cat llr rrr SPW held mud to M1 IS HO j 50 IO tn and mor s n Ti top 1iLhrr M sli W 7i S nnd coton in re nr H KIM di pi tin V ii Ai Iir i nmt J C hi iti n n point Caco wn v KI I W rt rv cf fi to i 1 il bonds u re ot car dropped t r ni 2 o nix inn in icb il t iivi itr s is i sf il ni T r rnl lent A cum rs 41 DIVAS WARBLE JAZZY TUNES NEWS ABOUT TOWN Collection of and Advertisements Business is picking up Another loan concern is looking for a loca tion P J Morgan ot Muskogee will Sam K Black who has been transferred to Fulton as Ronera 1 salesman for the Sinclair company He will make his hindquarters at Emporia Mr nnd Morgan son Maurice will live nt 1115 Rural A daughter was born this morn ing to Mr and Mrs Everett Mar tin of Rapids Mrs Martin nnd the baby are at Newman Me hospital chicks from American Poultry Association registered flocks backed by breeding for egg production and fast growth All leading breeds Shaws Hatchery East Sixth H Francis James head of the Teachers College art department left Monday for Chicago to attend the meeting of the Western Arts association to be held April 2 to 6 Minstrel play nt Model School house 15c Art class of the Free Time pro gram taught by Miss Nell win meet on Wednesday this week atthe Y W C A The class in art appreciation will convene at At oclock Miss ton will conduct a class In free hand drawing Kent Greene of Tola has bought the stock of groceries of the O E store of Burlington J A Gregory will run the store in Bur under the name or Greenes Market Mr and Mrs Charles Pine have moved from Houston to Kan sas City according to word receiver in Emporia For the past three months Mr Pine who is a engineer has been if the building of a water works plant at Houston Mrs Pine formerly was Miss Fern Burgess of A group of playmates surprised Junior Saturday afternoon at his 1028 Union with a party honor of his birthday anniver sary The guests Clyde Paul and Jane Smith Naomi Meinen Nor man Morran Merle Hayes and Keith The group spent the afternoon playing games Miss Anne Randolph will leave Wednesday after a short visit with her parents Mr and Mrs George H Randolph 1232 Rural Miss Randolph Ls on her way to Hono lulu where she is being transferred to her work in the legal department of the AAA She Mas been employed in the Washington oi AAA Mr and Mrs E E Reed of Olpe are the parents of a daughter born Monday in the Newman Memorial hospital Y Aces club will meet at the Y M C A Wednesday evening jrock Tito will with a dinner after which v ill be the closing discussion of the marriage course Rev Oro Cho ruill of the First Presbyterian i church will talk on Spiritual As of The of the First Christ ian church Womens Missionary society to have been held day with W T McNeeley 502 has been postponed un til afternoon Mrs A W Corbett 1G21 Berkeley has been sick with now from an attack of lumbago Cars driven by Ted H Fowler and Chester Knouse collided at Sixth and Congress at 1 oclock Monday afternoon Knouse was following lie Fowler car and the collision oc curred when Mr Fowler started to make a right turn according to the police Lambert 1530 Berkeley Road is with a knee Infection the result of a bruise After being exposed to measles Jeanne missed a week of school attended Monday and now f he will have to stay home another lu days Earl K Hillbrand dean of the 1 M of Wichita univer Mty the Teachers Col Lge Y M C A Monday evening in the Y room on the Life This meeting was the last a series of 30 meetings centering thi question Can Life Be i Planned Earl C Canfield secre tary treasurer of the Y M C A Mid nephew of the speaker intro him James W Putnam 1 presided Brief con on the work of the i iai year were given by M Wesley president of the Y board Brian Tomlinson dean of men and Claude E Arnett of the board GU I rl directed the devotion al nnd Alonzo Ird the Before the i was given in the in honor of Mr Hillbrand with President W Butcher as speaker Next the colored men of the organisation will have charge of the meeting with Joe Brown pre siding i r T of E Student Loses Eye laceration of Harry M left eye while he was swim mine in the College of Emporia Monday night re of the eyeball later that nt the Newman Memorial County hospital Swift R College f student suffered an in j Jury to the eye several years asro and it did not function as it His right eye Is all right Doctore and mates are riot sure how the accident occurred The cut may have been made by a fln rer or toe nail or by a heavy ring The boys parents Mr and Mrs E D Swift of Ola the arrived this morning ENGLISH DIPLOMAT MEETS LITVINOFF IN MOSCOW This Associated Press picture tent by radio to New York Capt Anthony Eden British lord privy seal being greeted by Maxim Rumian diplomatic chief upon Edens arrival Moscow for discussion of European armament One of Lightest Votes in History Continued from Pase eme at regular spring municipal elec tions today Third class cities of the state held their elections yes Interest in the voting varied many cities anticipating a big vote because of spirited contests and spe cial propositions Others looked for a small turnout at the Kansas City will vote on pro posal to issue in bonds to finance a public levee improvement program Topeka has a proposal to issue in bonds for a new east side junior high school Mc Pherson is to decide whether to con vert some property into a city park and Russell will vote on a water works extension Lawrence Gives Up Commission Lawrence abandoning the com mission form of government will elect a mayor and a full set of 12 who will take over the reins of city government on April 8 The change to the old council form of government was approved by voters two years ago Topeka voters will between W A former street com missioner and Herbert G Barrett as mayor to succeed Omar B Ket chum Democratic nominee for gov ernor last fall In Kansas City Mayor Don C McCombs was expected to have an easy time in his race for reelection hie Wyandotte county clerk having an following the primary elec tion last week he would abandon his campaign At least one woman is seeking the post of mayor of a Kansas town In Humboldt Miss H Louise Fussman who served as mayor for four years from 1923 to 1927 is seeking the post again She is opposed by Wil liam Freeman former councilman in the municipal ADOPTS DEUG AMENDMENT Senate Moves to Tighten Up Feder al Regulation Washington April 2 of stricter regulation of foods drugs won the first test vote in the senate today on the Copeland to tighten up existing law By 45 the senate adopted a committee amendment to permit regulation of substances prepara tions and devices Intended for use in the diagnosis as well us the cure of disease Senator Clark led the opposition contending it was put ting the senate in an asinine posi tion to classify devices as drugs Senator Copeland au thor of the insisted the lan guage was necessary to outlaw humbug devices such as electri cal machines which were represent ed to tell patients their ailments when they took hold of two handles and watched a needle Indicator He also mentioned radium belts which when worn were claimed to prevent appendicitis and other In ternal troubles Clark conceded they should be outlawed but said it was bad legis lation drugs to classify such devices as WILL COMPARE BULLETS Inquiry May Link Man With a Kan sas Murder tions today mary elections on March 25 at the pri ORDERS A NAZI PROBE Switzerland April 2 The Swiss government or dered an investigation of the Nazi party in Switzerland following the dispatch of a formal note of protest to Germany tne alleged ab duction nf a German who had sought refuge in Switzer land UTILITY PROPERTY Washington April 2 of property of the General Utility company producer and distributor of natural gas In and Kan sas to the Stern Brothers Invest ment company of Kansas City upon payment of to B trustee in was affirmed by the supreme court KILLS RECOVERY PROGRAM Kansas City April 2 Merle A Gill bullet expert expected to determine late today whether one or tour weapons allegedly taken off the person and from the home of Roy Stewart railroad brakeman was used in the slaying of Earl V Dixon Santa Fe agent at in 1932 Stewart recovering In n Spring field hospital from wounds received when he killed chief of police of Harrison Ark March 27 denies the Dixon Gill was expecting Joseph Bren Oi Special serv ice the Santa Fc railroad to ar rive with the weapons this after noon Ten shor will be fired and micro Y Workers Start On Drive from one Students Greek Governments Failure to Execute of Revolt Athens April 2 of students and others paraded the streets of Athens today protesting against the failure of the govern ment to sentence to death the lead ers of the rebellion Athens resembled a beleaguered city Armored tanks were stationed before the home of Premier Pana yotl Tsaldaris and public buildings Troops patrolled the streets with fixed bayonets and cavalrymen dashed about the ancient city with drawn sabers Hundreds of gendarmes sur rounded the parliament building outside of which John Metaxas who resigned from the cabinet in protest against the mild policy adopted toward the rebels led throngs of students in tumultuous demonstrators While spectators shouted lynch the traitors lynch them 13 rebel officers condemned to life by court martial were pub degraded Thousands of citi zens fought for places in the huge courtyard of the Athens barracks to see the insurgents humiliated The ceremony was carefully ar ranged to provide a public example of what happens to Pho recorded the scene and the crowd howled Its approval as the presiding officer with a razor blade ripped epaulets and insignia from the uniforms and caps of the miserable prisoners C A today he said Is providing youth with things to do and mould ing their character in a way that should challenge the energy and en of every citizen Investment in character does not shrink and it cannot be is one of the tangible Mr Bai ley said I am reminded of Thom as H Swope who with his money gave Kansas City Swope park and I am reminded of Dr Catherine B Richardson who gave herself that Mercy hospital might be estab Persons like these who gave their money and themselves for others will be remembered long aft er persons who though wealthy spent only for themselves are for The speaker argued that by help ing the Christian associations men and women might be developed un der their influence who would be worth to the community many times the effort you are making in behalf of these Fred Brown Presides Fred J Brown one of the man agers of the campaign presided at the dinner and after his intro remarks he introduced the team captains The call to battle between the two divisions of the drive the and the Daf was sounded Each will strive for honors in the drive Mrs E K Lord president of the Y r A Mr Bauey Instructions to the workers were given by L E Goodwin of Topeka director of the campaign He an the goal of the drive is at least Each division is to get in subscriptions and the advance gift committee has been Civen the task of in He explained that while there would be contributions this year the sinns were that thori remaining would RITO more and that the drive would succeed if every worker did his part As evidence of better times hn mentioned that the ad Viince committee was succeed much morn money LAWS QUESTIONED Manhattan April 2 Riley county commissioners will seek an opinion of the states at regarding validity of a Kansas statute requiring commis to act when a petition signed by 20 per cent of the eligible voters of the county is presented They declined to act when a petition re questing the board to issue bonds for the purchase of a site for a pro posed state park and lake near Riley as a cost fo was served yes It contained signa tures Thrift what the Section la CONFER ON SOIL PLANS Continued from page liar meetings at Colby on Thurs day and Dodge City on Friday Officials of the Kansas State cote v lege who are In charge of cal operations in the campaign K it will be necessary to 118t acres solidly and strip list an additional acres Fed eral funds of approximately 000 have been allotted to aid in the work and will be used chiefly for purchase of oil and gasoline for tractors Farmers owning or operating land to be listed are expected to do much of the work Fields will be listed at cross angles to the of prevail ing winds UPHOLD FRENCH PREMIER Parliament Supports Se curity and Gold Plans Paris April 2 French chamber of deputies today gave the government a vote of 410 to 134 as an expression of its confidence In Premier plans for secur ity against rearming Germany and for keeping French francs on their present gold value Following the smashing vete of confidence the chamber adjourned until May 28 The legislators heard Flandin de clare that the army high command had decided to keep the French for on the German border permanently garrisoned and to keep the value of the franc equally inviolate Regarding the latter Flandin the nations financial position was sound and that an operating sur plus was assured ior the next three months Gazette easy Shoe Shopping Center Shoe Store tie ComI 51 from Dixons body OFFICIAL DEAD Former Ohio Liquor Enforcer Com mits Suicide Columba Ohio April 2 Ed mond G Mn thews who was by Gov Mar In L Davey as chief of commit rd suicide nt ITis wife Oklahoma City April 2 of killed the chief program measure of Governor Marland when it voted GO to 51 to strike from the calendar sub homestead and housing the act to worry about his Coroner E E Smith returned a of two hours after Ma thews was Mrs H belief her hnd shot nni killer while temporarily was 39 years E G very much de of Mrs Mathers said Ho worried about the he re from H must have been temporarily The dinner Monday was prepared and by the Willing 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