South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 97, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 31 March 1914 — Page 10

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Tt nsnAV, MAKCJI 31, 1911. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES.

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10 FORM Gi CLUB Ifi CITY WEDNESDAY Boosters of Ball and Cannon to Organize This Week Will Hold Weekly Shooting Match at Country Club. Manv Mishawaka advo at s of the ran and runnon iiau m- nia i jim i. meeting Wednesday afternoon at -o'clock In the old County club building in (he cast mil of the city to organize a gun club to be known as tho Mishawaka Gun cbJb. Thin club will bo mrm'.' tho re o rira n i zi n of tho old I Mishawnka (Inn club organized lure about pom'' 10 or 12 y ars -go. At that time there was considerable interest in the shooting sport and it is thought that many can he interested formed, who have again if an organization bo It i? til;inii!"l bv the men been boosting the proposition of a club here to organize and to hold w-eklv hhoeting matches at the old Country cJ'r property in end of the city. Traps will be se- . cwroil this week and installed at the nhooting grounds and the lirst meet ( Will be held at oliee. OVtT uu mmi w l.pi.n secured on the petition which wan circulated by the loosters . . . . (.ovrr.il weeks ago and it IS IIIOIIK" tbnt a. -4 manv more can be secured. v-- .rivf.a Tvill le triven for the best l . i.ln i merelv for th Iv for snnouiiK i. in'- v ' - f of the tiro and the soon liastime. It is planned by the booster ,m i i?i tournament this fall. H is the intention to hold matches of the South I tend organization at the Countrv club property along with the ,.. . "... i r(..ini7'iti(in Anv one .lirMw,v- "- , t. ..! :.n trnn shooting IS invited to attend the meeting next dav afternoon. Wednesl'M(l S HATTLKS r N.r(LMN. Vim, of the jrreatest Vtu plays over pr.duced will be ,.resento,l at t e (Vnttirv tneatcr tonlKht. when Th Camous Ilattle of Napoleon "ill he vhoun in live parts. ThU Picture was "hlmed on tlie aetua' battle fields and introduces nanv historical characters-the who e orm a highly exciting series of battle pi-tures. as mny.-he realized from per1is;tl of the enes. Tho troops of.-Napoleon. commanded bv General KeUetman. break down the barrier oil "the. frontier of Seikershauscn and nuivc.h mto the Pnissian territorv. Kin;.' Trederlck William III .f Prussia, aided by his ministers, draw up terms which are presented to Napobxon. who rejects them. 1 his an. many other exciting battle scenes will hold von spellbound throughout. cntci,i: to Mi:in meeting of the Sewing eirclo of A tvj( Anorew s iinnidn 1 . r church n oone Klein, Will bo held Wednesday aiieiat the lmme of Mrs. Jacob 1T)22 W. Seventh st. TiKAVI-:s HOSIMTAU Mrs. Sarah i:lley, who recently underwent an iteration at st. Joseph's hospital, has sutticiently improved so as to be aide to leave that institution for the home of her son. Oscar Swathw od. is nirnoviNC. Mis Florence Clements, who recently underwent an operation at the hospital, has suiMciently improved as to be able to leave that institution for the home of her parents. Mr. ami Mrs. C.eorKO Clements. 411 V. Lawrence st. to Mr.irr ton 1 (jut. A regular meeting of Monitor lod?e. No. 2St".I. . l. V, will be held tniht. r.x.iov ioki:k. A meeting of the Twenty Jollies was beld Monday evening In Dixon hall. The meeting was fcdlowed by a unoker. yisitim; rxriii'it. Mrs. John A. C.raham and daughter..irah, 4f Minneapolis, Minn., have arrived in this eily f.r a visit with tho former'.? parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. lb leer. sv i 'i 'l iis i.iri:ii:s. Word h;us h"n received in this city stating that William Iawluiry, a former resident of this city, but now lo- ' ated at Grand Kapids. Mich., recentlv sustained a broken ankle in a fall. in:iu: OV T.ylo At at hews, transacteil business i Tuesday. nrsiNOs. Indianapoli. with F. W Intl.. Ibmn lir.ur. Mrv J. W. nrriNed lier.' a ;lt witli this eitv. ntO.M CADILLAC. Heu'. r and children have from Cadillac, Mich., fori relatives and friends in JACK MICHIILS lMPKOVIXG. Jack, the little son of Mr. ami Mrs. Ib-rt Michels. lis l-j Lincoln Highway ea-t, who has been seriously ill with typhoid fewr at the St. JosepV. hospital for some time. I doing !":ne. to mi:i A m etinc of of th.- St. Pet' T THURSDAY. the I tidies' Aid society r's German Lutheran church, will be held Thurdav after noon at the horn" of Mrs. Jacob Deilni.inn. corner of spring and Eighth st. Mrs. Deilmann will be assisted by Mrs. Ratio Roinbardee. MISHAWAKA CLASSIFIED. roil SAI.K We have several city houses for sale on easy terms, small payment down, balance like rent. Also a number of very desirable houses for rent. Oall both phones 7s. The Mishawaka Trust and ,-"aings Company. V. A NTKI To borrow $.00 on Mishawaka residence property. Plas state time and interest. Address, lean. ar New -Tinies. Mishawaka. FOR SAbR Household gyoiH aim st new. CLciji if t.tkeu at ir.ee. il'J s. Loan. Mtsh'i nnka. VANTi:ii Hired girl in family of three. No washing. Inquire ililo Hoe, ( S('col.l. Hell plo-ne 4 1 FOR S'AI.i: Homs.. :,n(j p.t In Ktver Pari. 5"o''; autonod.ib' truck, two motorcycles, harries-1. Something doImst nil the time. T. Adams, I'M V.'. Third el II. P. 2uy.

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j:i:v. ihl l. m. j:ivakis. , Pastor of church ulicr is heing held. eoiiferen" METHODISTS TO OPEN Many Delegates to Northern Indiana Conference Arrive Monday Evening Boy Scouts in Prominent Part. Today's Irorain. in. ltoception to tht 7::i0 j. fere nee. Iialpb V. S:15 p conAddress of welcome, Mayor (J ay lor. m. Anniversary of the board of Sunday schools. Address by Dr. Edgar Blake, corresponding secretary. William F. .Smith, presiding. The seventy-first session of the. Northern Indiana conference of Methodists will open today at the Kberhart Methodist Memorial church in this city. About 4 0 students of theology were examined all day Monday for entrance into this Methojist conference. The examination was conducted under the direction of the board of examiners, J. H. Kunkle, chairman. The board Is comprised of ihe following men: Rev. IT. S. A. Hridge, Portland. Ind.; Rev. 15. S. Parker. Richmond, Intl.; llev. H. S. Xickerson, Angola. Inti.; Rov. O. H. Morris, Wabash, lnd.; Rev. C. II. Smith. Green Castle, lnd.; Rev. F. P. .Morris, New Castle, Ind.; Rev. P. K. Williams. Pendelton. Ind.; Rev. Loren M. Edwards, of this cit v. and Prof. M. R. Goegh, Greencastle, lnd.; Rev. R. J. Wade, Elklnfrt; Rev. 11. L. Hainan, Goshen. This will be tho third conferer.ee ever held in this city. Tho lirst conference was held in the early '60's and tho second in 1S02. About 20 delegates from various parts nf northern Indiana registered Monday afternoon and evening. Tho great bulk of the delegates who will attend the conference are expected to arrive in the city today. Over oOO ministers and delegates are expected to le her- for the conference. Iocal committees who have been working on the preparations for the gathering have completed their work anil the" church has been especially prepared for tho conference. In the basement of the building, the entertainment parlors havo been especially fitted out for the conference ollicers. In tho offices tho delegates are registered and the conference examinations are held by the board of examiners. Arrangements for the housing of the delegates havo been completed and it is expected that all visiting Methodists in tho city during conference week will be taken care of. According to the official program for the conference the convention opened Monday evening but it wrs not expected that the greater number would be in the city before Tuesday. Monday evening Rev. Raymond L. Seaman delivered a splendid sermon on "The Abundant Life." Tho attendance Monday evening was exceptionally large. Rishon .William V. McDowell. D. V.. LL. D., of Chicago, president of tho conference is expected, to arrive in the city Tuesday morning, and will be one of the speakers at the services to-. night. He will deliver the response to the address of welcome by Mayor Ralph Gavlor. Rishop McDowell will take prominent parts in the conference this week. Rov. S. Parkes Cadman. 1. I.. pastr of the Central Congregational church of Brooklyn, N. V., vill deliver the conference leotur "Wednesday evening. He will talk on "The Purrtan in Two Worlds." Admission w ill be charged for this kctMre. This will be the only charge for lectures during the conference. Arrangements were completed at a meeting of the lov Scouts of this city to meet Rishop McDowell at ther train Tuesday morning dressed in full uniform. The Rov Scouts will alsomeet Rev. Cadman at the train and J will escort him to th- church. The scouts will also act as- ushers at the church during conference week. ROV STILL IN VATi:i:. -arehinir for the body of James Kirk.vood during Monday and Tuesday was effortless, as the boy has not yet been found. Rlasting was continned during Monday afternoon but this method has been direg-arded and otlo-r methods will he emphned. The police intend to continue the hunt several more davs. xotici: pij:.si:. List your property for sale or rent with us. Reliable and prompt service is at your command. If you have never viited this bank you don't know bow much at home you will feel, nor how warmly we will welcome you. The Mishawaka Trust and pavings Company. Advertisement.

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BUNKER SAYS GUY NEEDS ANNUAL FAIR Mishawaka Mav Have Countrv i mm m mm v t r hair rjext hall inrougn tiforts of Progress 'Chamber Will Petition Council. A rousing big time, with an old fashioned country fair next fall was the most important discussion of the Mishawaka Chamber of Progress at the regular semi-monthly meeting held Monday evening in the dining room of the Mishawaka hotel. No committees were appointed or other formal action was taken by the meeting but it was decided to boost the proposition and endeaor to arouse enough enthusiasm among tho memI hers of this organization and the peo ple of Mishawaka to make such an affair next fall a howling success. It was also decided to hold a sort of contest in which suggestions will be received and taken up by the general organization as to just what sort of an affair should be held next fall, lt was the opinion of Stanley Mcintosh of the Mishawaka Trust and Savings company that a fair would be the best method of bringing the farmer to Mishawaka and to take an active interest in Mishawaka. He said his institution will hold a corn display and contest in which prizes would he given for tho best corn on the streets in front of the bank sometime next fall. A public library was another important matter brought up by the organization at the Monday evening session. It was decided to secure data on what has been done along this line by other organizations and to see if this organization can not do something to hurry a public librarj' for Mishawaka. A committee was appointed to lake the matter up with the common council at the next meeting. Tho committee appointed is comprised of Stanley Mcintosh, Fred Major and K. L. Sutherland. This same committee was also instructed to take, up the matter of enforcing the city ordinance in regard to all trains slowing down while passing through the city and stopping at this station. Another matter to be taken up by the committee with the city fathers is the dangerous condition of a portion of the X. "West st. sidewalk where it is claimed that gravel h;us been removed from under the walk. It was decided to have a big rousing meeting ia two weeks of the entire organization. MISHAWAKA BOWLING

sornr m:xi watch co. lhaguk. ADJUSTERS Glick 17 1 1.12 isn 4 SO Iwrsen 12S 120 156 413 Girod 151 1.12 1T.0 413 Reis 112 124 1?.?. 3G9 Clark 174 163 177 M4 Handicap . ...130 130 130 390 Totals S69 Sll 1)09 25S9 DAMASlvE E N I N G Gerhold 1 22 137 121 390 Levev 12.". 102 12T 35 2 Hyatt . . 143 131 166 440 Koch 12K 214 131 471 Kemnitzer 132 156 1 50 43s Handicap . ...141 141 141 423 Totals 799 SRI R34 2514 MISIIA W A K A LI 1 G UK. -SOME PEPS Lott 193 201 1 41 535 Rramwell 135 1 45 1 43 4 23 Zimmerman . ...174 1S7 169 530 Huff 110 1S9 127 426 Spnetti 179 140 155 474 Handicap . ...139 139 139 417 Totals 920 1001 S74 2795 HOOSIERS Van De Walle . . .15S 1 23 1 4 4 4 25

Ii()w Score . Kaylor . . . J. A rata . . Schroeder . A. A rata . . Handicap 151 127 141 125 131 151 O O f 34 C 369 35S 499 9 4 114 121 105 1S4 129 105 104 1 2S 1S4

Totals S3.1 74 4 794 2371 CITY LEAGUE. ELLSASSERS Van Kirk 223 196 l$S 607 Low Score 13S 1 4 1 160 4 42 Pearse 15 179 1R9 505 Wolf 150 173 142 465 Beebe 167 146 152 465 Handicap .... Is IS IS 54 Totals S34 S56 S29 2539 REGULARS Campbell 1 40 160 169 469 Mathein 112 lis 175 405 poain 15 139 1 SO 4 77 Ell passer 1 47 15 4 1 45 4 46 Jackson 209 1 77 1 45 531 Handicap . ...125 125 1 25 375 Totals S9! S73 939 2703

MTTI IUBT'.ER Ki:(ia.mi: i Die'man 177 95 l:::i l r 5 I Mattisen . . . . iV. Knob lock 117 11. us l r.u 1 2 10? Ill 5TM l."4 14 142 Pielnle R. Knohlock . : . Totals i lU'BRKR CO iwiike i:.s i i z l 1 5S Thrown 1 s CJrisamer I-! Ferris ! McKeand 12 4 731 .i . 1S4 J High core. McKeand. erage. Grisamcr. ! ? 1-' high av match ;ami:. Kromer . . . ., n l!0 1 7" 104 !7'. ::m 213 1 177 ! 1 1 l s; 15S 10 l?o 1 3 Kan Kamp Colii). Messick . . . Tota's KRRSAS Van Kirk . Rllsase- . , Kncdle . . , sr.:; IS. 17 5 ir.o 179 :ih" - n n f:r. . 1 r. .1 .!; .KM .14.. 4 4 9T. 1 2 7 ! 16 I : 2 I Wolf , Reebe . . . , Totals :$C High score. Kromer, erage, Kromer. 7S! S79 :Mt4 -2Z; hish avPJ1I IORD A I TOMOlill.i:. The new l'jll For.i can be ja at the Mishawaka garage, next to Mishawaka hotel. Advertisement.

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Ask Your Doctor. .V. T C-O.. SEVEN YEAR OLD GIRL SUES WELLS-FARGO CO. Mary .Man; a re l Ditch ant ."oo for Injury When Hre J tan Over llcr. Marv Mariraret Ditch, daughter of! Albert Ditch, has started suit in the circuit court against the Wells-Fargo Express Co. for $5uo which she alleges is due her as recompense for the injuries she received when run over by an express wagon last December. In the complaint the girl, but sev en years of age, alleges that she w;s walking down the sidewalk on N. Main st. ami that the wagon vas driven across the sidewalk into an alley between Colfax and Washington sts. in a negligent manner. The horse knocked her down and the horse and wagon passed over her. One of the vertebrae In her spine was dislocated she claims and she suffered severely as a result of the accident. The law firm of' Howell. Jones and Devine started the suit for the plaintiff. SAYS HUSBAND BEAT HER Mrs. Lillian lYics Wants Separatioji I'roin William Fries. Lillian Fries starts suit for divorce in the circuit court Tuesday against her husband. William Fries, alleging cruelty in her complaint. Mrs. Fries declares that her husband was in the habit of beating her, that he has frequently abused her and sworn at her and that he was guilty of other forms of cruelty. She also charges that her husband had failed to make proper provision for her. The couple were married at St. Joseph. Mich., and lived at Mishawaka during the live months of their married life up to last heptember. There was one child, and the mother asks for the custody of this. SUITS TO RECOVER MONEY Two Started In Courts; One on Mechanic's Lien. Tho Union Trust company Tuesday started suit in tho superior court against Theodore Repczynski arid Gustine Repczynski on a note. The company asks for $0 50 and interest on the face of the note. Jacob Howblitzel Tuesday started suit in the circuit court to foreclose a mechanic's lien on a house in Reyer's addition. The plaintiff claims to hold such a lien on the property for plumbing; and other work done to the amount of $210. TWO GIVEN DIVORCES Cora Premier ami Helen Totli Separated From Husbands. Two divorces were granted in the superior court Tuesday. One was given to Cora E. Pressler from her husband, John W. Pressler. The custody of the children was awarded to tho plaintiff. The second divorce was granted to Helen Toth from her husband, Alexander Toth. The custody of the child was granted to the mother and the husband was ordered to pay $2.50 a. week for the support of the child. ASK FOR GUARDIANSHIP Say Mrs. Scliradrr Is Too Old to Manage Property. A request for a guardian for Mrs. Sophia Hchrader, who is unable to properly manage her estate on account of her advanced age and the incident infirmities, is made in a petition addressed to the superior court and filed Tuesday. Tho petition is signed by Lucile Annis. Gertrude Kelley. Ernestine Lineback and Harvey Schrader. TAKEN' TO ASYLUM. Steve Lupa. a factory employe, who was taken from a factory here some days ago in an insane condition, was taken to the asylum at Longcliff Tuesday morning by a deputy from the sheriff's department here. RIVER PARK. Mrs. E. Gillmoure, of North Judson. Ind., who submitted to an operation at Epworth hospital two weeks ago, has been removed to the home of Mrs. S. Quier. Eighteenth st. Mrs. Gillmoure is much improved, and "hopes to be able to go to her homo at Goshen, sometime next week. A business meeting of the Sunday school board of the M. E. church was held Monday evening, when arrangements were made to divide and grade Mrs. M. Daly, of X. Ninth st.. will j entertain a number of friends Wed- I

! nfsday afternoon. . j Mrs. Higglns. of X. Xinth st.. who j,t'' vas taken suddenly ill on a north sldo; r,.3(.ar Saturday, is reported much better! 9; today. o j Improvement to Pottawattonue park ."92 j xv be made as .rapidly as the weather I will permit. Workmen are now en-1 l-9S,gaced transplanting trees from the J. 1 Vo ! M. tudebaker grounds. There will ; be about r.O or 40 line elm and maples, i

i The plans of the park have been com4 pleted. and the grounds for the indoor 1 1 e laid out. The lake which lies near the JfiVrson road, will have two rus- : fir liri fl fti v)-i?eV will ri.nt rini t tVia ; . . n ...... i, ..... ...... .i..i - '"! i beauty of the ground?. !

Miss Irene Miller, of X. Xinth St., I has gone to Iapaz. Ind.. to spend the ! i week with her grandmother, Mrs. D. .J4 ' O. Cramer. -,f: Isabelle. little daughter of Mr. and j i Mrs. Albert Werntz, of X. Kighth St.. : Avho has heen seriously ill with pneumonia, is slightly improved today. t: i...i. . "xt

liuui n iim"ia, oi .Nineteenth st.. left today for a visit with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Whitman. of Rerrien Springs. Mich. , Mr. and Mrs. Rruce Snook, of S. ; Seventeenth st., leave today for; CJoshen. Ind.. their future home. Mr. : Snok ha.s accepted a position as traveling salesman for the Pedcastle company of Laporte. Ind. ; Mr. and Mrs. John Seymour4 and family, of eighth St., returned yes- ! teniav rom a visit. ! George Ford, who is attending the ; j Indiana university, at RIonmington, . Ind.. is spending his vacation with his mother, Mrs. John Ford, of .Vishajwaka av. 1

THE MARKETS.

riTTMU'KGII TO(Ji. riTTsiu i:;n, Mn u ::i.-catti.i:-Jigbt. Market -tetoly. ri;..i,-e x.'.Mi prune, s.ur-t.t: i-. ..!. .wtn',; lii.v 1. ut her.-. ;..... in; ('O; until. n. mI..ii .o : lair. 4.h Cvfltiaietl In ' KVMKi ! Mi J is. K'd fit hiHS, S ("1J1..1.1; Mei!er, 'a. a". irn e., iiiiu ,iriiii:-.-. ?...0ti t.(.u; teal calves. MM.i'.'alu.;; lieavy au.J tbin enlveM, lnj mm MIi:i:i' AM) LAAir.S Supply lu-ht. Market stealj. I'riliU' wt-tu r, $'.i'a GX.; pwi mi-d, f'i.l.'i'..i; fair inliMi". ..'(n.tNj; eulU aiid euiuiiiui:, i.iini, o.o),V7 ,...); sj.rinir 1.1a !s 1HK1S H.M'Ipi.s lU'ht. Mtrket l-ver. ..-'. T'iy " "'' I'.lU; metliums. ..U. 7 J p: : he.ivv Vurkei-x s'i o.V,i in 111:1 orkers. '.i.o.vj i-.ut"--. Ml'..;.(; tie;iv i:.st m I TAI.O mock. LAS J" r.lil-t.l.i(, March ol.- 'ATTLi: Kejtlpt.s. head. M.trket lull mid steady. Prime M.-ers, s. ;,. i.oi, ,ut-i.er grades. $s Any, 1 s.;-M tAIl.s lieeeipts. 2". head active and steady, full p, ehobe. ll.oo. mii;i:p am lamus-i:,..-. head. .Market sluw, l.V, 25." boer lamt.s, s.To ; ,-iilf to fair V2..; yearliu-s, T.Wn 7.7.5; sh-vp. 4.00. 1 Market 'J.OO'fj, 2.VHJ 'lloiee Sil..50fi II (.ids Receipts. -j.tMo. M.i rivet light. fr! 10.? low IT. Varkers. S'J.lo'ii! 1.5; ' piMURIUM; mixed, j.10; hcivv. S:Uu roughs. $-.0Ufcii.2.j; tags, $.;.7.V,i7.2... CHIC AGO STOCK. MwN ,VT,K VAKRS. in Man h HlKiS beielpts. 1I.m. Market lower. Mixed and butchers, ss 4nrit rj v'o-1, v V-lV-'- J4"'! ri.Ljrh hea'vv! bilk, ys.ro-s.i. CATTlJv-Receipts, 4.(Ko. Market weak. lT-JS.'m-l'JM' s and heifer. K...0.2..; stH-kers and feeders. 4. 4. so; 1'exans. fWq 7.;m : eal es. S7..5or J-o. SIIKLP Rcaijds, 2.5.1 mni Market strong. Native and western, s 4 -K.r lamb, .: ...'fs..5o. 4, ClIICAtit) STOCK. :MM'm-M.T(!!'K YARDS. 111.. March I'J . ' ,J,'1,Ptv. 4.2tO. Market steady. .Nat ive beef steers, 7.5ovr. 25 ; cows and lielfeki. .'b2.5r,s.7.5 : .sto ker- an.l Tellers. .So.oora.viM); ealve. SC. :a) Jexas market steady, st.-ers. S.5.75 s.ooj cows n ml heifer. S4..5o',o;.5 IKMj.S Rt-eii,s. WjAHt. Market to 10, lower. Mixed and butchers, wmts-u-fsl-LJ'r-'-V ?s-,,-",i-V7o; rough heavy'. v., ...... nil iv. .((.l. Mii',i;i' Receipts. 2.(xm. Market, sto S. . . . tfii tl 1A n - slow. .'union .n-. l..(V;.r.O: v-irlin 's 5"oarliijgs, f5.7rrL7.25 ; lanle Sr. 17r.i 7 CIIICAG( GRAIN. J J 5i(,- -Man-h .-.l.-openhitf : NHIVr May, !2;ue; .lulv S'V: Sept.. m; :'ufi;:f. S7:ts0 ; 1 Sept.. j Tidy, ATS it 1 May, .luly o' se. PORK May, S.'o.so: .Iidv, .Us7 LR1 .lv. Sio.r.2 511.20. mi .w,y. .nan 1 .1 ( r,sWIIKAT May, U'2KSept.. S0ee. Inly. 7,ifJ.S7r's CORN Mav. Mvfin;si:e-S-r: Sejd., rv;(5n;st..e l ATS . I a y . : u .",;o se : s:,ie: Sept.. :m4C. PORK May, S200; Jul v. o20-.. bARl)-M;,y. $10.45f? 10.17; J illy, July, $20.(O; July. Sept., Sio.ic RIUS May.' $11.0.5'; July, $11.20 DAIRY .MAHKIIT CHICAGO. March Itutter eonfimied In siow demand tod.iv. Kggs were in f ur Ver-TT1".' xVas ihl ,r;i,1(' in ponltrv. ItLTTLR Receipts. ."Mi o tubs Creamery, extra. 24 Ue: extra firvf .,,,, i 10c. fii-sts, 2K22c; packing s-'ork. LtiUS Reeeipts. .0(M) raee-s. Current receipts. 175.il.s,-. Ordinary. QrsN 17 liMiC; firsts. ITVitfllSe: evtr;i ;;?..: cheeks. 17e: dirties. 17i.'.e ' ' LIVE POULTRY Turkeys. l.V ; chickens. 17e; springs. 17b'.e: rfi.r v,.. geese, He; duck; bWl7e. TOM: DO GRAIN TOI.KDO, March :v).Cw WHLAT No. 2 red. f7ie; May. M July. si 1 cah, f'Niie; (V)RXCash. 70-;" Mav, 05 OHe. OATS-Cash. 42'ic; May and 42' Co: Spt., 40-Ve. PLOVER Si:i:i) Cali. Ss !. July, July, March, 8.221-5: April. $7.97 1 A oet.. ss.o: A Ls IKK Prime an.l March, Slo. p) soUTn m:xo jiahkets. i FLOUR AND FEED. j (Corrected Daily hy Knoblock Ola, Hydraulic Ave.i OrrU and Flour Uurlnjf whest nt 9Cc; ont at 40c, retailing ni ry:': rye, C0c; corn, baying at 58c, selling at 70c. PROVISIONS. Daily oy F. W. Mueller. 218 (ConeteJ E. JefTenon Blvd.i Fruit Oranges, per ease, ?2.fr: selling 1 flt .''.O? to fiOe per doz. I'uioik, cae, $l..".0;i Billing at 30 to 40c per doz. Rananas, buy- j mg to - per nuncn; veiling .c to 20c rer d iz. ('.inlirlnwer huvliu' S1 r.n t.p ....... n i ( doz.; celling, 7 to 2oc each. i VfjcetaMf New caubage. jiaylng 2V;C pouna; selling at D I'ntatjes, Cue per ou. ; selling at 2.x- per peek. Butter and Fjcifs Country butter, pay-1 lng 2-V to ."A: selling, :;o to Creamery. 20c; selling ZTx-. Kggs, strktlv fresh, paying 20c to 22c; selling 20c to 2S-. HAY. STRAW AMI I'KEI). (Corrected Dally by the wfsey Miller Flour Sc. Feid Co.. 420 . Michigan St.) INDUSTRY, OPTIMISM, BANKING KNOWLEDGE. Among our line assets we have industry, optimism and banking knowledge. Confidence in the stability and growth of our great countrv. "Certaintv that this bank is a benefit to our growing city. The strongest evidence of friendship is an erl'ort to help. We know with our broad experience we can help you. If you will establish a close business friendship with this bank we can point the way t to make money in your financial transactions. Vour money is as sr.fe here as it would be in the United Stales treasury. Interest compounded Semiannually at 4'c; will be credited on Savings accounts from April 1st., on savings deposited on or before April : 2th. The Mishawaka Tr.st & Savings Company Safe Conservative Progressive

, Hay, payirs $12; poiiinc at fH to Jic. ; Sraw payuijf Too. weUiiip .it itX- per til. i Old corn, paying por bu.: neilmK atuV j to 7u' pr tiU Oats pt.y In sr ' Pr tea., , filing at 47o to por tu. Clover eel.

paying!-") per bu. ; fct-ling at $" to 0. rOlLTKY AMI MEAT. (Corrected laily r.y tli- l ern.leh MnrkK. VSt S. Alain JSt I'oultr Spriup chieke:i, paying l.V t.) 1V-; jit JJe to J-"h-; nid tliPkei! payi!!- 1-J 1 ; selling at I'Di. MMI i:et;i;: ral, 20c t rV; rountj te.ik. J. t sirloin !tr.ik. I'A; porter doum1, to 4 iv ; Peer ruatit. L C -.'-c; bolllnsr Lef. Uh- t. 'Jic; lani, iv: dinokM bam. lOo to ICv. Dynters, 4o to t: ijusrt TALLOW AM) HIDES. i (Corrected lnilv tv v?. W. . Llppmaa, 210 N. Main St.. , TIlov Ib'upii, 2o to rendereJ , ho 1. 4Ujr to :c; No. 2. riSv to 4ic. I llidr No. 1 frreeu Lido, lie to lie; ! eured, cuif kla. loo tj 17 4c; wool. 17 T-I i: STOCK. (Corrected Dally hy M:ijr llros.. S. Lofin Srrvet. ) Heavy fat steer. Me cwt.. .?'.. 25 to $7.50; dressed. $12. ( t Feeders. 5.". 7.5 t $(5.73. La rubs on foot, Sd.oO to $7.00, dressed I2e to 14 Hoe-, ir.i to -joo ;,.. SS.40; 200 to oOO lbs , iv30 to $vto. to fcEEPH. (Corrected iany hy Warner r.ros. 5e4 Co., 114 E. Wajn St.) d Timothy p.iying $2.50 to $.1 per bushel, sellinp nt $:.Oo. Ked clover pacing 17 to $.50; selling $V50. MINERS NOT TO STRIKE President White Sas They'll Continue at Present Rate. PEORIA, 111.. March 3 1. John P. White, president of the United Mine Workers of America. Tuesday .inannounced that Illinois miners who have been tryinp: to arrange a new bituminous wase scale, will not strike, althoimh their working agreement with the operators expires tonight. The policy committee of the union has asked for a referendum vote on the question of working another year for the same waees. and until this vote is in. the miners will continue to work under the old agreement. President White said the miners eould not afford to call a general strike and that small strikes would not brin about the general increase desired. If you want &'ood crops buv vour seeds at the North Side Seed Store Horse, cattle and poultry supplies. Fertlizer, field and garden seed. W. E. ROUGH 1112 N. Main St. BOTH PHONES Home 309 Bell 170 RY M

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Tonight We WiH SIkav One of the CJreatost ALtdo.

The Famous Battles of Napoleon in 5 PARIS 5 Films on the actual battle f-eld.s and introducing m;iny historical characters. The whole form a highly exciting series of battle pictures as may be realized from a perusal of the scenes. COM I X C i T 1 1 CRSpAV VAC I ) IA I LLC thki:i; c;ooi acts. REIFF, CLAYTON & REIFF Comedy Singers and Ianeor. RENO AND AZORA The Clown and tho Rrnding (iirl. J. A. WALL Rlack 1'att? Comoilian.

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Here is a conservative institution, tiie directors of which guard your interests as they do their own. The money you deposit with us i afe-gu arded by being lanrd only on approved collateral or security, or invested in tirt class bonds.

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