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SOLONS CONVENE AND AGITATE ABOLITION OF STATE POLICE, TAX SLASHES, EARLY ADJOURNMENT (Continued from Page 1.) executive committee of the governor's revenue commission, explain more of the bills introduced by his group. Among measures introduced at yesterday's session were eleven by Senator Woods for the funding of Cook county's 1939 taxes These measures had been prepared by the Chicago real estate board. Another by Senator Michel would cut the valuation of real estate fifty per cent, and another by Senator Arthur Miles of Rosiclaire would compel the state to pay all blind relief. Two measures by Senator Earl B Searcy Springfield. were designed to. provide remedies for the Cook 32 years. Choice light hogs sold at $4.40. Cattle receipts were 11,000. The market was seatedy for the choice and weaker for the dium steers. Top was quoted at $13. Cows and helfers sold on little lower basis Feeders showed no change. Sheep receipts 18,000. The market was teady to strong for lambs The cholee were quoted at to $6.50 er: top $4.45: bulk $404.40 heavy $4.20 @ 4.40; medium $4.25 @ 4.45 light $4.20@4. light lights $3.90 $3 holdovers 6,000 steady Calves 2,500: steady Steers choice $10 @ 13: medium $5 (if 10 yearlings $9@12: butchers, helfers $3 cows $3.25@5.25; bulls 4.50: yearlings $46 feeders EAST ST LOUIS LIVESTOCK $6.75 " 8.25: bulls $3.75: good and choice vealers HOGS-Recelpts 11,000 market steady to 10c lowed Top $4.50: pigs 3.90 steady. Lambs common PEORIA LIVESTOCK HOGS Receipts 3,200 10 15. lower: top $4.30: 180-230 lbs. $4.25 4.00 -CATTLE Receipts 300 ady CHICAGO PRODUCE tras 30 standards 28: extras 28-29 firsts 26-27 king stock 14-16 specials 301 Eggs -4,092 cares current 25.23 graded 30-31 extras dirties 19 checks 15-17 Cheese Young Americas and Longhorns 131 brick fancy 151 and twins 131 Live Poultry Turkeys No Leghorn 12 springs 17 No. 10 Leghorns 13 roosters white 17 round white No 20 ungraded 70-75: Minn and N Dakota blers 90 Minn N Dakota Red River Ohios Idaho Russets No mostly 50 commercials $1.10-$1.15 $2.00 carrots crates celery crates $2.25 cucumbers, bu crates string beans, hampers county situation The bills would provide for the selection of one person from these three persons would constitute an emergency interim board to act as the county board of review One of the three would act as the county assessor This board would have powers analogous the Illinois commerce commission except that its would apply only to mat. ters of taxation After this board's term is up the bills would permanent board formed with terms of its members running two, four and six years, and the Rep. F W Lewis of Robinson introduced a measure which would reduce the pay of clerks and judges of election will be out follow Ing Monday or Tuesday -Buy your Thanksgiving poultry at this market All high grade fowls. Klein's Meat Market Phone -Officer George Kmetz. who re. cently was given a ten da) suspen. sion from the police force, resumed his duties today Elmer Bertlaux served on the force during the ab sence of Officer Kmetz At Miss Bramer's Tea Room. Thanksg Day. dinner featuring delicious seasonable food Special table appointments in upper dining rooms 3119 Walter M Anderson of Mar seilles, filed a petition in the pro at morning asking that an administrator be named to settle up the estate his father. the late Benjamin J. Ander son of Marseilles, who died recent at the Illinois Valley Hospital Anderson left real estate valued at $6,000 and personal property worth $2,000. His only heirs are sons Walter M Anderson and Guyer Osteopathic physicians Murray Bldg Chicken a la king Cluner 350 Wednesday all day before Thanks giving Lunch (Cafe) Restaur ant Bake Farmers Union Bldg m Eagle ladies You may buy Telephone Bond and Share First Preferred on the monthly savings plan. Ask any em ployee of the Streator Telephone Company Thank services be held at St. Paul's Lutheran church Wednesday evening. November 25 with Rev. H Roloff Leonore, delivering the address The Junior choir composed of high chool girls. will contribute the music for the evening Basketball tickets now can be registered for at either Crabbe Drug Store or F.. VanLoon and Sons Sporting Good Store Regis tration ends Saturday of this week We advise signing up immediately Adult tickets $4.00 for 11 games Tickets will be out following MonTuesday and Harold and friend, Miss Eleanor day guests In the home of Mrs. Haum of N. Park street Attend Eagle ladies food Farmer's Produce Station Powell Leave orders early Bunco and euchre party at St Stephen's school hall at 30 to Ducks and kens will be registered for at either Crabbe's Drug Store or VanLoon and Sons Sporting Good Store Regis tration ends Saturday of this week We signing up immediately $4.00 for games out following Mon Fair Spalding L.y Nov. 30 and Dec and ternoon and night $10 given away each night Entertainment galore. All welcome -Grape fruit 3 for 25c Bananas 3 lbs. for 20c. All kinds of candies Nick Nicholas, 208 F., Main The Streator Woman's club and the Church of the Good will of Streator. today filed a petition in the circuit court asking that a trustee be appointed to succeed the People's Trust and Savings bank of Streator and J. Weston Essing ton, the bank receiver as custodians of fund established under 99 year lease. The lease was exe. cuted in March. 1926. allowing the Woman's club to become tenants of the church property -Knights of Columbus meeting Tuesday, Nov. 24, m. -An Inheritance tax of $574.28 was paid to J. Ward Smith, county treasurer, today on the estate of the late Peter Schlageter, former Grand Rapids township resident who died recently Before the tax was paid. Willis Willcox Jr. heritance appraiser of the estate filed a report before Judge Harry Reck in the county court showing the testator left an estate valued at $40 292.67 on which a $574.28 tax had been assessed -Just received. this year's crop of nuts of all kinds We are open all day Thanksgiving Nick Nick olas. Fresh fruits and regetables 208 F. Main Arthur's Grocery and Adamson's Meat Market will be closed all day Friday on account of the death of Mrs. N. 1.. Arthur Jumbo sodas By popular re quest we are continuing this soda at be Green Tree Inn.
