The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 12

THE PORT HURON TIMES HERALD TUESDAY. JUNE 28. 1933. MARINE NEWS MARKETS and FINANCIAL RIVER AND THUMB DISTRICT NEWS NEm Markets At A Glance Thumb Deaths ITER RATES WHEAT PRICES POINT LOIR A More Moderate Pq ADOPTED Curb Shares Vi Industrials IJc support By VICTOB Et-gUv, New York. June Iex-tu4 UP New York Stocks Irregular, specialties i ally.

Bonds Mixed: government higher. Curb Uneven; profit selling stems rise. Foreign exchange Steady; sterling higher. Cotton Easy; July liquidation. Sugar Even; trade support.

Coffee Narrow; spots steadier. Chicago WheatLower; Canadian drought relieved. Corn Easy; favorable weather conditions. Cattle Strong to higher. Hogs 10-20 lower.

Dredge And Jacks Used In Attempt To Re-float Ship Mackinac Island. June 28 AP A -lamchn dredge was used today to remove some of the ciay and boulders which have held the excursion steamer South American on Tin shoal, off Round island, since Saturday. Submarine jacks were brought from Sault Ste. Marie for use in the event the dredging operation fails to re-float the vessel. The South American lie 60 feet along the shoaL Although its stern it in 19 feet of water, its rudder is raised about feet and its propeller is partially out of water.

Guy A. Myers, lake manager for the United States Salvage corporation, came from Cleveland Monday to assist in releasing the vesseL The South American's 125 passengers were removed Saturday after tt struck the shoal in a fog. DAIRY AND POULTRY New Vork l.gca New Tork. June Kiica Irregular. colors: Special pack jv 1S atadarda SIS ft 22; firsts 2S aeooBds 1 24 mediums 1S: dirties No.

1. 1S: average checks tor-age packed ftrsta 21 S- Wbitas: Resa of premium marks 21 31. Nearby and midwestem premium marks 27S2I; exchange specials 24H 2 7. Midwestern exchange standards 25 S. Nearby, fancy 25sr2S Nearby and western, exchange mediums 74t2H.

Pacific coast, jumbo and premiums 30St 34: siacdarda USCr 2): mediums 24S037S Brons; Kgtra fancy 24S3S. Nearby and western, special packs 24 S. Cbicace tkalry Chicago. June Butter 1.22 $71. easy; creamery specials 3 score) 24 4 24 estr t2 2iS etxra fir.ta t0-1 25 6 25 firsts 24; standard 10 centralised carlotiO other price unchanged, egga li.l$ easy: fresh graded, extra firsts local 1SS.

car 1 firsts local 11; csra 1S: stnraga packed extraa 20S; firsts 20; other prices unchanged. Rams In Northern Districts Outstanding Factor Br JOHN P. BOUGHAX Chicago, June 28 AP Despite North Dakota reports of black rust at various spots in the rted River valley, Chicago wheat prices tended almost uniformly downward today. Heavy rains relieving drought in northern districts of Alberta and Saskatchewan, Canada, were an outstanding factor. Maximum declines of 2 cents at Winnipeg and 1 1-2 cents here were a consequence.

At the close, Chicago wheat futures were 1 1-8-1 1-2 cents lower compared with Monday's finiah. July 75 Sept. 7S 5-8-3-4. corn 3-8-7-8 down, July 57-57 1-8, Sept 58 3-8-1-2. and oats unchanged to 3-8 off.

Anchorville Girl Wed In St. Mary's Anohorvill, June 27 St Mary's Roman Catholic church was the scene of a pretty June wedding Saturday morning, when Miss Mary Leusch, daughter of the late Mr. and Mr. Michael Leusch, became the bride of Harold Wagner, son of Mr. and Mrs.

William Wagner, China township. The bride, who was given in marriage by her foster father, Walter Westinburg. wore a white lace gown over white satin. Her long veil was attached to a bandeau of orange blossoms. She carried a bridal bouquet of white rose and baby breath.

Miss Norma GronzaL Detroit, maid of honor, wore a gown of sal-moo satin, with matching accessories. Miss Phyllis Basney and Mis Ethelene Swindell, Detroit, were bridesmaids. Miss Basney wore aquamarine net over a aquamarine satin. Miss Swindell's gown was of old rose silk georgette. Both bridesmaids wore matching accessories and carried snapdragons and baby's breath.

The groom was attended by his brother, Fred Wagner, and the bride's brother, Frank Leusch. After the wedding ceremony, a breakfast was served in the home of the groom's parents. Three hundred relatives and friends attended a reception during the evening Marine City auditorium. STOCK MARKET VTW YORK STOCK LIST Noon Quotations Am Can S5 Am Tsl A Tel 140 Anaconda Armour 1U 5 V. stepped in todayT PPvng at the orT swift buying pct 2 verted to i jog.

The ticker Upe kiled -j-gT on sellinR intervals. Tw' little pickup cuV prices stiffened. Near hour top 6ains of a ivJmV were shaded. 1 News of a sUrauktiat ih from business and lTduS-T scarce but financial mraw; tinued to look for curY-e in the economic la the next month or um ment pump-priming hold in earnest Curb market stocks what ragged. Gains up or so were regwtered for ho? of America.

American cSJ B. Pennsylvania Salt toTwI Nehi Corp. Losers were Newmont Mining. awT" Plate Glass. New Jersey rZaS Lake Shore Mines.

Bait Ohio Detroit realtry Detroit. June 25 Poultry market steadv Hens average run leghorn hena 1 the tip 15: cock ISCll: hen turke 15; torn turkeys rock springer over I lbs 21: rock broiler ander Iba leghorn broilers lbs up 14; leghorn broilers is to 3 lbs 11: gees to, ducks, whit lbs up 13: rabbita 12. Vessel Passages Chiraga Poultry Chicago. Jun Poultry live 41 trucks, steady: broilere colored 15. leg.

horn 14S. white rock 17; frera colored 15S. whit rock IIS: whit rock springs lt: bsrebak chickens 13 9 14, other prices unchanged. Frederick Fletcher Yale. Jurat 23 rederlek Charles Fletcher, 77, died Monday the home of Mrs.

Charles Well-man, Rose burg, his daughter. Mr. Fletcher waa survived by his wife; four daughter, Mrs. Wellman, Mrs. James Tobin, Brown City; Mrs.

Harold Reno, Yale; and Mrs. Martha Reno. Mel-vin; seven sons, Charles Fletcher; Flint; Albert Fletcher, Fargo; Alfred Fletcher, Brown City, and Harry Irving, Earl and Alton Fletcher, all of Melyvin; two brothers George and Webb Fletcher, both of Melvin; and two sisters. Mrs- La Fayette SchelL Amadore, and Mrs. Margaret Billings.

Pon-tiac. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm. Thursday, with Rev. Mark Burgess, of Roseburg. officiating.

Burial will be in North Fremont cemetery. Theodore Niesehuls Pigeon. June 23 Funeral services for Theodore Nieschulz. 36. victim of an accidental gunshot wound Sunday, will be held at 2 m.

Wednesday in the Berne Lutheran church here. Rev. A. W. Hueschen.

pastor, will officiate and Interment will be in the church cemetery. Mrs. Nieschulz is survived by his widow, Mrs. Manda Nieschulz; his parents. and Mrs Herman Nieschulz.

Sr: three brothers, Herman and Lawrence Nieschulz. both of Pigeon, and Otto Nieschulz. Yuba City. Calif and one sister. Mrs.

Martha Graff, also of Yuba City He was born in Huron county and had lived here all except two years which he spent in Oklahoma. Mr. Nieschulz was fatally wounded Sunday when a .22 rifle discharged while his friend Clayton Christner, 24. was loading it. The bullet struck Nieschulz in the right side and caused a fatal infernal hemorrhage.

Mrs. Sarah F. Soul Yale. June 28 Mrs. Sarah Fos-tick Soule died today in the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Nellie Kelley. Yale, at the age of 83 Surviving are Mrs. Kelley and a grand daughter. Loi3 Kelley. Yale.

Mrs. Soule was born Aug. 8. 1854. in Woodstock.

Ont. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 m. in Kelley home. Rev. A.

C. Diefenbach. of the Presbyterian church, will officiate. Burial will be in Zion cemetery. Watertown.

GRAINS AND SEED Detroit Cah Grain Cioee Detroit. June 38 Today a cloainf quotation: Wheat, No. 1, red 12. Corn. No.

yellow 51 59. Nr. a 34 J. Oats, new, 3 37. Rye.

No 3. S3 Barley, mailing 65 9 6. Barley, feed. rig SS. Teleda ah Grain lne Toledo June Todays quo-tationa: Wheat.

79 8 8-0. Corn, Oata, Rye. 114(1 62'a. New York Italry New Tork. June 25 Butter 1 35 steady to firm; creamery: higher than etra 2S27S: extra 2 iK-orel iv 2S: firsts S-1) second (14-571 Cheese.

steady to firm: price unchanged. Thumb Mtrktts Rya PORT HfROS i Mw4r P.M. P.M. Whit 12 14 K3lrtck 7:30 Rand Marigold Cociwn 4.1 Georgian 14 Cowaa 4:29 tori Richardson I Toeedar A.iL A.M. Ml l.t Wilkinson 10 00 Manias Winnipeg Saucon Robt Setwart -Si frandland 10:10 Go team Fernis 10:50 a Tomlmson 11:10 Iovi Monday P.M.

P.M. Adriatic locotue Bethlehem Tho Waiters Algoniums 3:49 Ialke 10:0 Gov Miller i.iJ Verona 11:3 Johnson 8 0" Dows Taesdar A.M. A.M.. Sulphite I Harrison and Thomaa 1.20 Michigan 4:50 Bajrtoo Davock Sdi F'arrny Jack 7:30 Kerr 3 pnctarg .7 45 Hoiloway 4 IS 9 00 Corey 4.35 Crowley i 3i i i Wheat Six HUowed Barley spartan Barley Beans New Yerk llre.eed roultry New York. June 2k Dressed poultry generally firm.

F'resh and froien prices unchanged. Dark Kidney Bean la light. Kidney Beak IVtreil Italry Detroit. June Butter 250 24 Kess current receipt dirts 14S; checks 10 Chiraxe Future low Chicago. June 2S-Today'a closing quotations.

Wheat. July Sept. 7Hi; Dec. Corn. July 77H; Sept.

SlSai: Dec. 5 Uata. July 2 Sept. 24; Dec. 27 H.

Soy Beans. July SS; Oct. S31; Dec. Rye, July Sept. 521: Dec.

B3. Lard July Sept. IS. 73; Oct. Iter.

$vn. Bellies. July $10. 27. To Entertain Past Matrons, Patrons At Marysville Dinner Marysville.

June 28 Past matrons and past patrons of Marysville chapter. No. 451. Order of Eastern Star, will be guests at a dinner at 6 30 p. m.

today in Marysville Community church. After the dinner a social hour will be held in Masonic hall. Past matrons and past patrons of the chapter are expected from Flint and Detroit. Mrs. Agnes Stark is chairman of the committee on Bethlehem Steal Brsggg Mfg Burroughs Add Mack Calumet a Hecla, Can Pacific I Caae Chea a Ohio Chryaler Columbia Comml Int Commonwealth Sou Continental Can Curtiss Wright Dow Cbera ru Pont Elec Anto Lit Elec Power a Light Erie Free port Texas Gen Electric Gen Foods Gen Motors Gillette Safety Goodrich Goodyear Tira Great Northern Ry Pfd Hercule Powd Houd Hershey Hudson Motor Hupp Motors Ill Central Inland Steel Insp Copper Int Harveater Int Nickel Can Int Tel a Tel Jobna Manviila Kresge roger Mack Truck Montgomery Ward Motor Product Motor Wheel Mueller Brass Murray Corp Nash Kelvinator Natl Biscuit Nat Dairy Trod Nat Power a Central Northern Pac Otis Packard Penney Penn Phelps Dodge Phillips Pet Pub Svc Pure Oil Radio R-K-O Reo Repuh Pteel Ket Sears Roebuck Shell' Focony Vac Sou Pacific Sou Rail Man (5 A EI Stan Oil Cal Stan till Ind Stan Oil Texas Corp Timken Dt 1'nion Carbide I'n raclftc t'nited Air I'nited Corp Hul.ber Kteel Pfd West I'll Tsl Wool worth us I3S 17 I IIS 2SV, 7 43 -a 1H 4iH i .120 -Ufa issi 11S 4S 32 J5S II 21S 1S 52 I1 IS 77V 13 4S 4SS fiSS 17S 14S 23', 40 1S los is 7 SS 34S 7S 14S 9S 10 4S 74 1SS 2S 39 30 11S 17 15 14'? 14U 4 30 31S 52S 41 11S 7 IS 2SS 3 5.1 54 .13 20 45 Farmrrs Elevator Company meets Richmond, June 28 The annual meeting of the local Farmers Elevator company was held in the Lenox hotel Saturday.

The following directors were elected: Charles Fuerstenau. Andrew L. Kronner. Henry Beier, Herbert Stern and William Wahl. Directors re-elected officers: President.

Mr. Fuerstenau; vice president, Mr. Kronner; secretary-treasurer. E. H.

Rowely. A stock dividend was declared. DETROIT 1 Monday AM 'Gfa udoc P.M. Superior Winnipeg ard 12 SO Winnipeg eld 3:10 Gotham-Barge No Si Ip Tuesday hiraco ash lira in Cloee Chuiaso, June 28 Today closing quotations: Wheat. No 4.

reJ 72 No. 3 hard S3. Corn. No. 1 mixed is 'i No 4.

53; No. 1 yellow No. 3. 65SS7V; No. 1 whir No.

2. SSStiSS. No. 1. feed 27'i; No.

2. mixed 27; No. i white No. 3 2SS2S; Barly feed 3352 nom. Lard tierces 8 55 nom; looee J7.J2 nom.

Bellies. $10. 2. P.M. 9 1-) 7.1'i 3 2i 50 Cowan eld Pchoelikopf Jr Ford Maine eld Fargo Couple Yd 57 Fargo.

June Mr. and Ma William Jolley, who bsv Uvd Fargo 38 years, will obtem Bk fifty-seventh wedding annivrt- Wednesday in their homo Mr. Jolley. a retired blsettsTfuii; was born in Lancaster. Out, fe 1BH0.

Mrs. Jolley. who betnrt a marriage was Mararet Ana Ria way, was born in 1894. ntar well. She Is affectionately bun as "Aunt Both are active la chorea tal community affairs.

Mrs. JoUrj does her own housework ind adept at handiwork. Mr. and Kn Jolley have no children. Afgonac To Average 518 A Year Under New System AlooC June 23 The village crmr.dt meeting in a special session Monday night adpted new water ordinance, established a $1-73 minimum quarterly charge for water takers.

The charge entitle twera to 3 000 gallons per quarter. Twenty cent per 1.000 gallon will be charged for 13.000 gallons over the minimum: 13 cent per 1.000 gallon for the next 20.CC) gallons and 12 cent per 1.000 gallon for more than 40.000 gallon pT quarter Village President H. Lee Pock-Ington said this morning that the average yearly water bill under tfce new ordinance will be about $18. Under the old system, which established rates according to fixtures in users" homes, the average bill was about $9.50 annually. CoupleArVWed In St.

Marys Church St Clair. June 23 A pretty wedding took place Saturday morning in St Mary Roman Catholic church, when Miss Evelyn A. Schneider. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Nicholas Schneider, became the bride of Alvin Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hannon. Detroit Rev. Fr.

Edward K. Kromen-afcer. pastor of St Mary church, read the ring service. The bride wu lovely in a gown of ivory atin. made with a skirt train, with small white buttons extending to the waist in back and part vi uy down the front She wore a rhinestone clip on her collar.

The long sleeves ended in points over the hands and a three-yard veil hung from a lace cap. The bride flowers were white roses and baby's breath. Mrs Albert Erwin. sister-in-law of the bride, was the bride attendant. She wore a gown of dusty pink starched net over satin and carried a bouquet of blue delphinium, blue larkspur and white baby breath.

Erwin Schneider, brother of the bride, was best man. The wedding dinner and reception was held in the home of the bride's parents for about 35 relatives and friends. The bride's table was centered with a large wedding cake, topped with a miniature bride and groom Upon their return from a wedding trip. Mr and Mrs Campbell will live in Detroit Kenyon Rites Wednesday Marine City. June 28 Funeral services for Mrs.

Mary Elizabeth Ktnyon. 73. widow of Capt. Samuel Kenyon and resident of this district all her life, who died Monday In the home of her daughter. Miss Frances Kenyon.

Port Huron, will be held at 2 m. Wednesday in St. Mark's Episcopal church, of which she was a member. Rev. Austin E.

DuPian. pastor of Grace Episcopal curch. Port Huron, will tfftciate. Interment will be in Wnodlawn cemetery. Mrs.

Kenyon was a member of the Ladies auxiliary of St Mark's church and as a charter member of the Eluabethan club. New Light Turnei On Sandusky. June 23 The new-boulevard street lights erected in Sandusky last week by employes of th Detroit Edison company were turned on Monday night for the first time Each of h- 18 lights Is equipped with 1 000 candle power bulbs Lightning Kills Cow North Street June 28 Ernest Crawford. North Street farmer, is mourning the loss of a $100 Durham cow. purchased about a week so from Del Van Camp.

Jeddo. The animal ws killed Friday afternoon in its pasture, when it was struck by lightning during an electrical storm A.M. Robert Stewart Fernie arl cid 12 :20 Tomiinftfri Alsosteel Tug Wyoming-Put Vi.i) Hr In-Bay ard fandland Saocon Maritana Kitrh ard Wilkinson lowers Are Presented St. Clair. June 28 Past matrons and past patrons of Cornell chapter.

No. 93. Order of Eastern Star, were honored at a potluck dinner Monday night in the chapter rooms. Officers of the chapter were in charge of initiation ceremonies for Mrs. Bruce Leach.

Flowers were presented to the past matrons and the past patrons. Mrs. Fred C. Gliem presented a group of readings. Two selections were given by the Lions club quartet Mrs.

John Rankin was accompanist. A.M 3:35 4 .5 4 05 5:10 30 .10 30 P.M. 5.15 9:35 18 3 2 10 ltKnt Z.l'i Ijavis ard i 3 3:09 Salvu Down Monday PM 2:45 Adriatic MtBfth Gelim ard A Harvey fCobell Sherbrooke Wyandotte To Form Auxiliary Sandusky, June 28 Formal organization of a women's auxiliary to Russell Wakefield post. No. 369.

American Legion. Sandusky, is planned at a meeting of women eligible for membership Wednesday night in the Veteran's building here. Mrs. Harry L. Jones.

Sandusky, was elected temporary president at a preliminary meeting June 15. and Mrs. George A. Soule, Tyre, was named temporary ard Mark Slot AnnlmMry North Branch. June 2t tw children and grandchtldm (f Mr tnd Mrs.

J. A. Sholtx. gitbereata r. family dinner Sunday to nlesrili the couple's fifty-first wtddinf niversary.

They held opea bow in the afternoon to old frwrsfc mi neighbors. 4 0i) Gov. Miller Aionf'Jins Down Tuesday A.M 1 3 Parstny 2:45 Kerr 5:4 5 I'orev Johrtaon Walters Verona Ail 30 9:2 10 .03 10:05 11 THUMB BIRTHS Bayton LIVESTOCK (hirara Utretoek Chkaao. June Hti 17.000 including- diret: market slow; mostly i'i'V-'i lower than Monday average: top $9: good and rhon 170-230 hm S5 24U-270 I ha IS0S5: lbs aond JiO-450 Ihs parking aows filthier weights S7.S0&S0; 4S0 lbs up Catiie 7 1 500: medium and weighty fed ateera ateady to strong; yoarimg and light steers strong to h.gher: heifers mostly 156 25 up; at! light tattle active; at atrong to higher prices; some slowness on good to chone weighty steers suitable for shippers hut demand broad enough to clean up the supply at steady prices; best wterra early $10. 90; several loads liberal supplies steer yearlings Ifi some $10.

SO and better; weighty kosher heifers around $11 25 bn along with light kinds at $10 90 smrovered a new high on crop; sausage bulls 3St5 over last week's low time; up to 7.V paid today; vea lera 11.7 down; steady; cows scarce and strong, Sheo a.Onn including 2.500 direct; late M-inday oid crop clipped laml and springers wr-ak to lower; spots 25 off; native upring lambs 25675; westerns $V5A0 fd C'alifnrntits at outside; medium and good clipped lambs IMiS.jO; to-risy trade active; old crop clipped lambs strong, spring lambs strong to higher: spots 1 5 2 5 up; medium to cholca clipped lam ha 15.358"; native spring lambs he.p about stesdy; shorn native slaughter ewes $383.25. Official estimated receipts fur tomorrow S.noo. Hogs 11.600. Sheep 4.0O0. City of Windsor jili.way ard 7 Davock Stilphite-Thomaa ard SAtlT STE MARIE Mrs.

Christine Ross Bad Axe. June 23 Funeral services for Mrs. Christine Ross, wife of Donald J. Ross, who died Monday, will be held at 930 a m. Thursday in St.

Columkille's Roman Catholic church. Sheridan township. Rev. Fr. E.

R. Werm, pastor, will officiate and interment will be in the church cemetery. Mrs. Ross is survived by her husband, a foster daughter. Miss Vernice Ross; a brother, John Mcintosh.

Sheridan township; and two sisters. Mrs. C. E. Linden, Chicago, 'and Mrs.

Frank Fenton. Ferndale. She was a native of Sheridan township and had lived there all her life. tp Monday Official Proceedings Of Board Of Supertfeon Born June 27. to Mr.

and Mrs. Nelson Mousseau. Dwight, a daughter. Mrs. Mousseau was Miss Aria Chapdelaine, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Levi Chapdelaine. Kinde. Born June 26. to Mr.

and Mrs. Allen Kenny, Sandusky, a son. Robert Dale. Born June 25. to Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Garety, Tyre, in Hubbard Memorial hospital. Bad Axe, a son- TH I.IT Detroit. June 28 Todays 1.30 quotations: Allen Itl a Kq Auto City Brew Baldwin Rub Brown McLaren Mfg Bower Roll Bear Burry Bsc Chrysler Cons Oil Continental Mot let A Cleve Nav Det Gray Ir Det Mich Ftove Det Paper Prod ret Stl Corp Kscello Corp Fed Mot Trk Frankenmuth Gar Wood Ind Gen Finance Gen Motors Graham Paige Moudaille Hershey Hurd lock Kingston Prod MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS Sanilac County Victor Hutchings. 23.

Decker-ville. and Annette C. Kaiser. 19. Deckerville.

Mrs. Frances A. Welton Imlay City. June 28 Mrs. Frances A.

Welton. 82. died in the Mrs. i Walter's Nursing home, Detroit, Monday night after four years' P.M. PM Cannfua 1 Galloway 7 Backhay 1 3 Nort hton 8 Ijeopold 2:00 Ten Dirkson 4 30 Maaog 10 00 Hehard 8M Fntk 11.00 Wahconlah Tp Tueaday AM AM Redfrn 5:00 Alfred Bonvoyac Vesa 10 30 Down Monday P.M P.M.

Hanna Myron Taylor so Jr 5:00 Miller. 3 Clyde Calumet 12 09 Louie Hi Itotwn Toeadar AM. AM. Ku-nardeon 2 00 Thompson 1 no A ft Vpson IKinner I. 9 Maia 4 00 Caribou 11 0 STRAIT OF MtRINAC Ip Monday P.M.

P.M. Pomeroa- 2:30 Fterta .10:20 Saracen 5:00 Klina- 10:20 Jamea Stewart 7:00 Martha Allen 10:40 CSemeon SO Peter Reisa 10:50 Mey Jr Bradley 11:00 Roberta Jr :40 MeoIl 11:0 Cp Tuesday A.M. A.M Kein 2-41 Wirkwire Myron Taylor White 9 20 Marquette 4 Cowan 9:50 New Tor Connera 11:50 SJM) TVmner 11:50 Dew Monday P.M. Ti City o4T Huniaina Bonvoyaae and ard 1:00 Alfred 4:10 Wed 1:50 Badger State 1 $5- 1 17 2 '-j 15 I IS IS 13S 14S 3 IS 2S SOS it 1 1 3c 7S IS 5c JS TS I 3 lis 3S 4 2S 70 Kresge 8S Masco pcrew McClanahan Cell Mich Steel Mid West A bras Moore Tom Dtst for tha year 193. Thli re ll tat connecting link betweea $l-tt It the Island atop on th msMkH and M-1S4 on Harsen lilani.

al has been poled. 1 I Thanking you In aiivilc, remain, Very truly youra, RAYMOND Al'TO TOM. (Signed! O. JUjSwst Moved by Stiperviior Rny T. bert.

supported by Supervisor "it-man, that th foref olng granted. Carried Algonac. Mich, Maf WX H4 St. Clair County Br visor. Port Huron, Mlcfc.

Dear Sirs: 1 hereby make apnllcelfctt far renewal of my llcens to 4W an auto ferry betw Island and th mainland, the Champion Auto Ferry, Youra truly, 1MM: (Signed! AHTHIR CflAlJTViS- Moved by Supervisor bert. aupported by "upervlaaf that ha foregolns gra nted. Carried. Port Huron, Mich- lint Honorable Board of sMiparvswSli County of St. Clair, Port Huron, Mich.

Gentlemen: Beferrlng to tha MlnatM im Honorable Board for Jl relative to th cancsllaUo tain tagea on Lot 1 JLZ2i 124 fe-t of Lot II, Pl "Zr Plat of a part of th City rj Huron, assessed In th Charlea A. IUmmni4 Th American referred to Act No. Act for 1J7, empwrlg JJf "3 of Supervisor to cancellation, havs Informed that crtlB CoaW Fast Buffalo IjTesteek Kast Buffalo. N. June 2 Hogs JftO; msrket 10 to 15 lower: 150-320 lbs trurked-ina ISJitS II; similar weighfa rail run quoted $9,150.

Cattle in: st.ady: plain and medium cows 25 25: cutter grades $3. medi'im bull $4.25. Calves 350; vealera uncharged. down. inri: holdovers spring lamha ateadv; good to near choice fat bucks included $9 35: throwouta around rasy yearlings Detroit I.iTeatwk Detroft.

Jan SS Cattle 1,000: steady to stronger: good to choice light yearlings 25 best heavy steers fair to good heavy steers mixed steers and heifers best cows fair to good cows ISWSO; catters $4 50; canners I3.40fl4.25: butcher bulls $3-509 7: bologna hulls $0 75: stock hulls $5. Sfi feeders 5i etockers milkers ami springers $5 ff 75. Veal carres S00; steady, best fair to good IS SO: common grades $59 50. Sheep and lambs steady; be) spring lambs grass yearlings 12. SO ft S.50; best sheep $3.50 down; eulfcj and common 1 3.

Ho-a 1.000; Jsrospectg mhcedl hoa illness Funeral services will be held at 2 pm. Wednesday in the Fancher tt, Smith funeral home here with Rev. James Turner, Congregational pastor in Grand Blanc. officiating Interment will be in Imlay cemetery. She is survived by a sister.

Mrs. Ida McKay. Highland Park. She was born March 10. 1856.

in Ontario and lived in this community most of her life. She was married to Charles Welton Jan. 4. 1883 Mr, Welton died in 1934 Monday night in his Casco township home. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.

m. Wednesday in the Friday-Hensch funeral home here and at 2 p. m. in First Evangelical church, Adair. Rev.

H. E. Totzke, pastor, will officiate. Interment will be in Adair cemetery. He is survived by his widow, two brothers.

George Meyers. Casco. and Arthur Meyers. Capac: four sisters. Mrs.

William Eschen-burg. Ypsilanti: Mrs. William Wendt. and Mrs. Henry Marth, both of Richmond, and Mrs.

Theodore Kaufman, Detroit Murry Corp Nash Kehr Peninsular Met Pfeiffer Brew Reo Motor RiekeJ P'and Tuba Timken Det Axe Tlvoll Brew Union Intr T'ntveraal Cooler Walker Co Warner Aircraft Crowley F.riward Meyers Richmond. June 28. Edward Meyers. 62, died unexpectedly 2:00 Dawn Tedy A.M. 3 49 Adrian 3:20 laeitn 4 .20 Consumer br Power A.M.

4" :40 :40 9 20 EW TfrRK CTRB Noon Quotations Alum Am Am Cyan A Gas a ITT Am Super Power Can 9t ET Cons Cop Mfn Kl Bond A Sb Rl Bond A 5b Pf Ford Can PROVISIONS, PRODUCE rietroH Theieal risiiw Cadillac Comet Pa ma Oranbr Roen and rhilip Reid Cass City, June 28. Philip Reid. three, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reid.

died Monday night in Pleasant Home hospital after three days' illness of pneumonia. Jt'NE 8KSSION. 133 MtlNDAV, JI NK 27. Al a regular sesslon.of Iho Hoard tif upervtooro for the County ot flair held at the Court House In the City of Port Huron, said County, on Monday, June 27th, A. P.

The Board wa ailed to order by the Chairman. Hobert M. Karr. On Koll Call, the followitiK Supervisor answered to their name: Ah. Beatty, Hell, Hlscorner.

Hower. Bowers. Campbell, Carleton, CauBh-ell. Cribbins. irt.

Iitty, Iloell. Dust. Karr. Kockler, Fra-leigh. Kuesiein.

Harvey J. Cilberl. Roy T. Gilbert. CJraham.

(iuck. Herbert, Hill, Hillock, Hod-gin. Kersten, Meikie. Nickel. Nor-ris.

O'Cononr, Oaterland. Sullivan, Paron, Patrick. Pepper. Powell, Schmekel. Schuberth, Snodgraas, Stern, ftevena.

Swunion, Teeple, Walker. Warren. WeUman. Zemmer. port Huron, Jun 25, 193 8.

St. Clair County Board of Supervisors, Court. House. Port Huron, Mich. Oentlomen: At the effective data fAprll I.

19JI) of th now Plate law arovern-init the Issuance of automobile drlv-era' llcensoo. one full titna deputy waa placed In chare tha bureau, thus reducing the active pollcin; ataff by nn man. It la requeated that tha actlv fores ba returned to normal atronrth, by tha addition oi ona regular, aalarled deputy. Itespectf ully aubmitted, tSignedl WILLIAM fc. VAK AMTWKRP.

Sharlff. Tha foresolnar communication waa referred to the CottimlttM on Expenditure by the Chairman. East Lansing. Juna 21. 1.

To the Chairman and Membera of the Board of Supervlaora for St. Clair County: You are hereby requested nam representative to attend Annual Meeting of th Stat Board of Equalisation to ba held ISth in the Senate Chamber in th City of Lanainsr. Tha fnal valuations placed on tha Countiea will control ths amount of State Aid available for your achoola. You ar alao urged to name dele-gatea to attend joint meeting of our organisation with th Ktate Association of Superlntendenta of the Poor to held July 27th and July 2th, at Sault Ste. Marie, for th purpose of completing our State organization for the protection of City.

County, School and Local Gov-ernment. By order of th Esecotlva Om mitt. State Association of Supervisors, CHARLES UKEN. President. J.

SCHEPEP.S, Secretary. Th foregoing communlcatlon'was referred to th Commlttt on State Equalisation by the Chairman. Algonac. June Srd. 133..

To th Honorabl Board of Supervisors. St. Clair County, Mich. Gentlemen: We hereby make application for renewal of our auto ferry license :40 LE Blook Tranarort Detroit. June 2 Today's closi: tations on the eastern market: Apples: Mclntostj Nothern Spies Vegetable oyster, do; bemches 3S I2S IS 114 1S 40S 17S a-i 2 17S 20 4 $1 to-i 4Oc-0 25C-35 fr.r llecember.

Oil Hecla Mln Imp Otl Ltd Nia Hud Power a tM nronertv ar crrld Peas, bu Ceierr. dog hunches. No. I TrsTJ tha Co ont" Carrots, dng banche 4OC-60 office, a Unpaid" of a Dproglmaieiy nun a as- Pennroad Corp Oi I Ky ee St Oil Ohio Cotted Gas We therefor rejet yw. ble Body to kindly 4 r.rnlatlon th eoniaw- cancelling gam.

Very trulr rior X. 8. Gesemmen Bonds New Tork. June Today 1:30 m. Quotation: Treaeary 3S.

4S-40 Juno .104. il JSs. 43-41 March 17.25 NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS The flat rate water assessments for the half year ending Deu 1st, 1938, are due and payable during the months of July and August without percentage at the Water Office in the city hall. Port Huron, Mich. EARL MADILL, City Treasurer.

Port Huron, Mich. 110.1 3S. 47-4 3Ss. 3S. 44-14 Fes.

dog bunahes -30c-40 Kohlrabi dog bunchea 0e-40 Green beans Hothouse Tom. H-j basket Wax beans. I1.7S-I A spa rm gas. dog hunche 0o0 Cabbage, ru fireem cabbage, bsj 35ot0 Potatoes, bo Turnip, dog troncbe 5 Turnips, ha Green onions, dog bvnehea $c-30 Head ho Leaf lettuce. 1 Mustard and tsrasp green.

bSi Roms bat Coliards. rat SOO-7S Catal flower. No. 1. tag Oatdoor radishes, (m 3 5c-0 fiisnwr squash.

Na $2 75-3 Italian sntiash. ha $3. 00 Strs.wberre. It-qt. crat fr cherries.

crate Csrrnt. redl. 24-at crate I J. Sweet cherries. 24-qtq crate $4.50 Red rasrberrie.

2jt erate 15-5 $0 Biack raspberries. J4-qt crasa 0-4-50 Es. ptrettry. bens, heait breedat. JJv2 Lefmma lc-20 SWierj.

roc km 2 5c- 2 7 Legboms 101.11 20 114 13 1nU .....15 30 107.25 TresMHtry Dwwasi 111.11 1 04. 1 4 .......14 11 4s 54-44 2S. 47-41 JS. 45 3. 41-44 4S.

5J-47 2S- I1-4I 2Ss. 4 Ss. 12-41 is. a-4 2Ss 54-11 3s 55-51 2S. JSs.

3-54 xSt Moved by Supervisor supported by Supervise Qs th foregoing f0l Carried by the following (-vole: Ay: Ah, Beatty, JTA corner. Bower. r-arl-ton. Cuahel WJMJ rt ritr, Doelle. Iot.

Kockler. Kraleigh, i ill bert. P.oy r-ULri tin. irabam, Hillock, Hodgina Kerrt Nick-1, Con f. JfZt.

Sullivan. Parson. Powell. Schmekel. nchober' grass.

Stern. Steven. Teeple. Wsiker. W.rren.

W--Zemmer 0. Ny; verr Moved by Supervisor Ja ported by Supervisor I he Board accept th th P'Kr Committ ta ounty Infirmary at 11 Wednesday. Carried (M ff The hairman (Continued on "age. ....11 23 101 ln1 5 13 21 .11.11 12.1$ REGISTRATION NOTICE! School Electors of the School District of the City of Marysville, Michigan A Board of Registration will be sitting at the Morton School and the High School from 3:00 P. M.

to 8:00 P. M. on June 30. 1938, for the purpose of registering all School Electors of the Marysville School District who have not been registered before. All those School Electors who have registered in the past will be eligible to vote without re-registering.

QUALIFICATIONS OF VOTERS "In all school elections every citizen of the United States of the age of twenty-one years, male or female, who owns property which is assessed for school taxes in the district, or who is the parent or legal guardian of any child of school age included in the school census of said district, and who has resided in said district three months next preceding said election, shall be a qualified voter." "On the question of voting school taxes, every citizen of the United States of the age of twenty-one years, male or female, who owns property which is assessed for school taxes in the district, and who has resided the district three months next preceding said election, shall be a qualified voter. Provided the purchaser of land upon a land contract who actually pays the taxes upon such land and resides thereon, may vote upon all questions and where a husband and wife own property jointly and the same is assessed for school taxes in the school district, each may, if otherwise qualified, vote upon all questions including the question of raising money." FLOYD STEVENS. Secretary Board of Education of the School District el the City of Marysville. VeaWwl Vans Mertnn IS. 4-44 1 3.

41-4 4 1 Jl Hsm Oeeerf Ijaaa SS. 4-t 132 2S 44-41 I'll Is. 11-44 105.21 Cagtnaw Pfceaaa lag-inaw. Jsne mm shippers aasociatloa Taeda.y- prices) pea hes $2.5 per cwt hajvdpw-ised red light $2.7. dark IJ.10: hardpicked yeiSoweyea rec5eated craBherrtea hgbt I.

4a rk t4 (0. Notice To Taxpayers The tax rolls for the eleven precincts of the Gty of Port Huron have been completed. Payment may be'made to the City Treasurer at his office in the. citv hall up to and including OCTOBER 30th NEXT. Xo addition will be made to taxes paid before Ausrust 1938 after which 1 per cent per month of every unpaid tax will be added thereto.

Bring last tax receipts and save time looking up descriptions. City Tax Rate $14.48 per 1 ,000 valuation. School Debt Service Nesr fark Prwrlelen New Tork. Jane Rye epct easy; 3 wewterti 71 S. CHAMBERLAIN-Bean Specialist Consult us about your off grade, NEW or OLD.

Wu ingly send truck 50 miles to serve you. We buy New, Old, slightly musty white or colorj2 ties. Lots of Beans going bad in farmers Taflrw' Call us collect for BEAN PROBLEMS ADVICE. YOU MAY DO BETTER WITH CHAMBERLAIN (Bean Specialist) PHONE 8144 Sooth Black River, Port Hwron, Mira- School Operating. Attend Encampment Marlette, June 28 About 125 members of Odd Fellow encampments attended a meeting Saturday in the Odd Fellow temple here at which the patriarchal degree was conferred upon 18 candidates by 32 members of Wolverine Encampment, No.

183. Detroit. George H. Brand. Detroit, grand high priest of the grand encampment; Joseph W.

Beatty. Port Huron, past grand patriarch; and John Carton. Port Huron, chairman of Hi grand encampment by-laws committee, sri encampment members from Bad Axe. Vassar and Crosweil attended. fbieagw Fetstaei Chk sgn.

Jtm 2 Potatoes $.. rm track ST fa! gbipenentg tit: nrmt gtock trynd, rraotaptea esidy. demand fair, orber stock d-ali. demand alow; supplies rea)Tr: sacked per cwt. Wss trrsmpha ArkaesaLS So.

1. 11 llSeil; fair (jaafitr It Ok i homa 8 Nj. 1. II ti ft $5: California, whita rosw 8 1. It ittH eomaserciaig riig spotted sacks decar 11.24 4i: Mimemri cebfcer generally fa.r raalicy rt dirty IJ Virginia coier No.

1. showicg decay $1.25. New Vark Rasr gar Near Tor. Jatsw It Rmw ssigar was oa.et aed BwfeasgesS early eoday at far po with sale CXfer-imtm wesns mM4 12.73 for siy-Aagmst h'prren Ref.ned was 5ESrbange4 at 14 for t-rtm grauiaiie Ad rem gswsd acaast oid eanttraeta. sKSsaa waa iarBt.

Total $24.73 EARL MADILL, City Treasurer. Port HuroB. Michigan. East of Harrington Hotel.