South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 155, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 June 1915 — Page 20

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Friday. Jrxi: i. irr THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIME5

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SENDS PRICES UP

Reported Sales of Cash Wheat For Exports Cause of Nervousness Millers Enter the Ranks of Buyers.

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Dy Jo-eph I. Pritrhard. CHl;e. June 1. There was .1 rrarni'ii1 by snorts to vrr in xvn at Thrusday and i r i ? e r;i:r:.- fur the day were lc for -' pUn-ir and 1 T-tc for July. As r t . a t I in these i ;ritr lit s Wednesday the uh.a u : i x : t was overfccld and more or i .-.- n r ou.-n .a vwia di-played I'.- shorts .a ' ho lo-c of Wedll'sd.iy, and lii.it t!. w t s a 1 i X - lil.ood that ii'.iiiy shorts wo.dd '.-over Thursday. Toe m; was not .-tart-dt at the oi i.iiu', but the r ported rai's of fahh xha: f-'r ej.ort c.i'i.- i uneasiness anion.; tin arm of shorts and th y bought exerythinn in sr-ht and hit! up for it. The ran't. on July win at ,vas from .1.D. l- to 1 -1 1--. ;ui'l on sj-j'tt ml-or from 1.L1 1-1 to $1.1." 1--', with r-tink' spots for the clay .it the- hU'he -t h . 1. . The cash t r.i n.-a t i ns in h at nniounted to I J'V.h.'O bush Is Thursday anJ in addition to this there were taking of liuO.OOU hush. Is !;tt- Wdi;S'i,iy. Part of the wheat taken on Thursday was by milLus. anl the balance for foreign shipment. Considerable uneasiness was shown by the users of wheat in the. northwest as to the available supplies, and this is reflected by their daily lare purchases of wheat in the southw st. It is believed there will be enough wheat in tho winter wheat belt to last until the new crop is in condition for millinic purposes, but the supply of this -Train In the. northwest is tiu-hn ninu' I'roni day to day. The iuov ment of wheat out of the hands, of farmers and country elevator owners shows a falling off as the run at primary markets today was only ."7", '. bushels as compared with 7."(',0" bushels a week ago and OlO.Oou bushels a year atro. There was as many bears in tho wheat market te.day as previously, hut they lacked backbone while those who decided that the decline had been carried too far were of the conservative kind, hut in numbers, they were fmall. It is not evpeeted that the w heat market will be bull because of a Rood export trade, as there is likely to bo seen declines on the increased offerings of the new crop. ("orn was irregular and unsettled, closing HS-c lower to 1-c higher and oats were :'-Sc higher to l-Jc lower. Tho corn market was subjected to

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RALPi DE PAtHA i INDIAXAPboiS. Italph I)e Pal ma. driving a Mercedes ear, won the fifth annual ."ifwj-mile Intf rnatlonal sweepstakes on the Indianapolis Motor speedway in the remarkable time of fie hours. ?,?, minutes and "." 1-2 seconds. The victor traveled at an average s)f f d of vt.s4 miles an hour, and broke the record for the race established in IS 14 by Rene Thomas in a I)elanire. who finished in hours, 3 minutes and 4.".1 seconds.

further liquidation because of the more favorable weather and a fair increase in country offerings. Considerable attention was driven to the claims made bv seaboard operators of Argentina offering corn there at a price below that at which Chicago would bo able to lay corn down there. Cash sales were ilL'o.ol'O bushels, of which 14 0,000 bushels were for eport. Oats followed corn, there bein further liquidation of July hops and selling of September by country houses. Tho cash sales here were r,7a,00() busnels. of which 20,000 bushels were for export. New crop prospects were favorable. Shorts and packers led in tho buying of ho- products and this, coupled with the strength in wheat cau.d a steadier and stronger feelintr early, which developed into tho higher market before the close.

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unknown will ie fc'.t surini; in rich red blood through the artorlen and veins and life's greatest ambitions may le roallzoul aa never lforo if the .following special trciUment is followed by those men, and women, too, ".vho aro stricken vlth that rnotet dreadM of all afflictions, ncrvons exhaustion, accompanied with, such, symptoms ius extreme nervousness, insomnia, cold extremities, melancholia, he.adaclies, constipation and dyspepsia, kidney troublo, dreadful dreams of direful disasters, timidity In venturing and a general lnnbillty to act naturally at all times as other people do. Lack of poiso and equilibrium in men 1st a constant source of embarnifsmcnt even vhen the Iubllc loat suspeeLs It. For tho beneilt of those wno want a restoration toy lull. loundinK licalth and all tho happiness accomjtanylnK 1U tho followinsr homo treatment Is given. It contains no opiates or habit formtrur dn)pn? whatever: Tho treatment consists of (To threo, rain cadomene tablets. packfd In sealed tubes. and widely prescribed and disXJenw?Hny physicians and well Mocked j)harma4x.ist5N. Pull direction for Holf administration nowticcompany each tube. It Is claimed, that these tablets rosci tho most wonderful tonlolmiKoraUntr powers which can won bo experienced after taking them.

DESTROYERS NEAR WHEN LUSITANIA WAS HIT Officer Said He Had Orders Not to Risk His Boats, Claims Survivor.

NEW YORK. June 4. - A flotilla of British torpedo boats and destroyers was lying in Queenstown harbor while the Lusitania was being sunk a few miles away, according to F. J. Gauntlett of Washington, D. C., an officer of the Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co. and a Lusitania survivor who returned on the American liner Philadelphia. Mr. Gauntlett also brought back the body of A. L.. Hopkins, president of the Newport News Co., who was lost on the Lusitania, was bitter against the British government and immediately upon his return consulted with counsel about bringing a suit against the Cunard company. "I was dumbfounded on reaching Quneestown." said Mr. Gauntlett, "to find a flotilla of serviceable torpedo boats and destroyers secure and snug

the harbor with their crews lolling

out their decks, while German sub-

marines were blowing up English ships a few hours away. "'The flotilla was in command of a superannuated officer. I made it my business to hunt him up and ask him why he was not outside doing something. He said he was under admiralty orders not to risk his boats." On the Philadelphia also were the

bodies of Mrs. H. J. Keser of Phila-

delphia: Mrs. F. J. ronto; Master V.

Rogers of ToHodges, jr., of

Philadelphia, and Mrs. Henry Mac-

Dona, William Calvert and Mrs. Della Condon of New York, all Lusitania victims.

An Easy Way to Increase Weight Good Adrtcv for Thin Folk. The trouble with mo thin folk who wish to gain weUht is that they insist on drugging their stomach or Etuihng it with greasy foods; rubbing on useless "Jlsh creams." or following some foolish physical culture etunt. while the real cai:s. of thinneNS goes untouched. You cannot -'et fat until your lUe.-tlve tract assimilit s the food VoU at. Thanks to a remarkable new scientific discovery, it H now p-ssiMe t combine into simple l'erm the vory c!e::.t nts needed by the ,!:; .-tivo ruar.s to lu !p them i onert fond into iie:, fat-lad n blood. This m.-.ster-vtrol.-of modern do-mist i i - c.ilb Sarjri'l aj.d has l.een tcnnol the irieatts! f i:'si-!!;;Uir Sai-ol aim-threu-:h ;ts re er.erat c. fee- .r.stractie pov its P coa thv st-:nae!i and Intestines t literally soak u; the fattening tdements f oar f".-,! av.d p iv theri :r.to the 1 1 . i . where they ar larri'd - ry star'.ed. l-rokn-doun cell arol t :e ef o:r be.!. Ve-a an readily picture Hie u ;lt w la : this ;!m:i::::.r t r;i n -rmat : n b..i tak n p!a e a:: d - v tiec b'w .r- eh- Ktill or. h'.l's a' o!it '"; rack. !io;:Id rs an i : ;;-t til-.t ; i .ir ;:nl 'u take !; !ro:;. 1" to " J'eU!;d e.f sd: 1. healthy :b -h S.-r.d is a: s .hit. ly harm b-- ir.; . ,.; r.t. I.eadlrg 1 r : i; i. : t n .i..:h ib i d i:.d u inIty h.v it .i--. i .. .1! r :.d ar money if o -1 .'t sati t'.ed. as p r

ITALIAN PROGRESS CHECKED BY RAIN l'roni Taris to T)lmin the Austri is l(ar Strong Line of I-'iirts.

WEALTHY COUPLE ELOPE New Yrkor Meal a .March on Their Friend-.

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SEW YH:k. June 4. Cuthbert Mortimer Wilmerding. scion of an old .ev, York family, and Miss Josephine

tatit.'on: . S.-.u-.i 'n-s ia-n excfllei.t r-.It- ::: . . er -. n uul: i.itv-"-u d sp a I., !.. r.i! st'-math troulh s :t ! taken by those who eo : ui.-h to ai;; ten pcumlii or ne i.

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BT ILL STREET

Hope That German Situation Eventually Will Be Cleared Up Leads to Extensive Purchases.

Ry Hnxulan Wall. NKW YORK, June 4. Wall -street Thursday brrke away from the apathy that has been influencing stock prices recently and began buying in the hope that the German situation would eventually work out amicably. In the last hour when prices receded slightly on profit taking the upward movement was givt-n additional momentum by reports from Chicago and Philadelphia that tho Steel corporation had won the suit brought against it by the government. Buying increased in teel and a few minutes before the close it touched 59 1-2 which was 4 1--points above the previous final quotation. The pronounced strength and vigorous rise in Steel imparted strength to the other standard industrials and railways with the result that closing prices were around the best of the day. with gains ranging from - to nearly 5 points in the standard issues, with advances of 2 to points in the spec laities. It was only the closing of the market that prevented further rise for less than half an hour after trading had ceased Wall st. received positive news that tho government suit against the steel corporation had been decided in favor of the company. An excited opening in Steel is expected Friday morning. The Steel decision is by far the most favorable development stock-market w ise in many months. Financiers and important stock market operators said it reflected the change in the public's attitude toward big business. The favorable Steel decision is ex

pected to result in activitv and strength in American Can and Corn Products stocks Friday. These companies have made good presentations of their contentions so that they are expected to win m tho suits brought against thorn. Counsel for Corn Products recently stated that they expected to win the suit. Copper shares wero prominent In Thursday's dealings, American Smelting and Amalgamate, Copper being the leaders. Utah and Inspiration led the porphyry group. Strength of the coppers is due to better demand for the metal and sale of the metal in Iondon on Thursday above I'J cents a pound. The buying of Inspiration was considered of the best kind and big things are expected from this company. Yaere was good investment buying of Union Pacific. St. Paul, Atchison and the other first t lass railroad issues. Mexican Petroleum and American Smelting were in strong demand throughout the session owing to the prospect of intervention in Mexico by the United States. General Motors rose 10 points in anticipation of dividend action to be taken by the directors in the near future. The bond market continues dull.

AMERICANSARE LEAVING Life in (iermany Said to Hae Hecome Intolerable.

CHIASO, Juno 4. Several American families crossed the frontier today enroute for Genoa and the United States. Their departure from Germany was occasioned by a social boycott, instituted by acquaintances and the rudeness of strangers. Life has become intolerable for Americans in Berlin and an attempt

by hotel proprietors this week to ex

pel American guests was only prevented by the police after representations had been made by the American embassy.

WORKING ON NEW CANNON Designed to Hurl Big Charge of Burning Material. AMSTERDAM, Juno 4. The Amsterdam Tijid learns that the Krupp gun works aro engaercd in tho construction of a rw pattern of cannon designed to hurl big charges of burning material, the projectile constituting a blazing burst of withering flame. The new war terror was recently inspected by the kaiser and the German staff and is therefore behoved to be nearly ready for active employment in the field.

Moles, clumsy and almost bllrd. br-

coino perfect demons when they quarrel. No one knows what they quarrel about, hut when once they start lighting one has to die. They will keeq on In the presence of any number of spectators, hanging on to each other like bulldogs and burying their enormously strong teeth in each others tlesh with the utmost fury.

DANGER LINE REACHED

QUIXCY, 111.. June 4. The Mississippi river reached and passed the danger line of 14 feet hero Thursday. Thousands of acres of corn and oats outside the levees are under water but the levees are in no immediate danger.

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WHEN YOU WASH YOUR HAIR DON'T USE SOAP

Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali, which is very injurious, as it dries the scalp and makes the hair brittle. The best thing to use is just plain mulsitied cocoanut oil, for this is pure and entirely greaseles?. It's very cheap and beats soaps or anything ele all to pieces. You can get this at any drug store, and a few ounces will last the whole family for months. Simply moisten the hair with water and rub it in, about l. teaspoonful is all that is recjulred. It makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, cleanses thoroughly, and rinses out easily. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and is soft, fresh looking, bright. Huffy, wavy and easy to hanelle. Besides, it loosens and takes out every particle of dust, dirt and dandnrY.

THE SAME DAY. Films left at our store before 9 a. in. aro doveloped and printed for delivery at 5 p. ni. Landon Drag Company

HERMAN'S Succeior to Wilhelm's RLLU)Y-Tf)-WMJ1 FOR WOMI2X Special Values fiuits at 115.00 to $25.00.

SPECIAL Man's Tuibber Boots. J3.C0 values, $1.08. KINNEY'S BIG 9Sc and J1.9S SHOE STORK 116-12?. E. Wayne St.

HURWICH CASH GROCERY The Place to Save Money.

SELLING OUT SALE HANS SHOE CO. 125 North Michigan St. Four Doors North Ellsworth

Public Drug Store 124 N. Michigan St "The Cut Rate Drug Store"

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Handsome Colonial Dining Room Suite Consisting of solid oak TUiffet, fumd or polden finish; K foot extention Table with 4 5-inch top; six solid oak chairs with genuine leather seats; and room size rue. China Closet not included. However, it can be added to bill if desired.

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IJ.V Aim1v rkvauinont. MIIVX. June 4. The fact that the Italian anry has now crossed the lsn.o and taken up a position at the foot of Monte Xero after hot tichtin;r is havinc a verj- excellent effect upon the iublie mind and reat eonfi.lt :n e for the further success of the Italian arms is felt everywhere. The crosini; of tho Isonzo was pre-

paiv.l l.y the tHt upation of Caporettol

on tlie first day of the war. when the Ital! !ri army established itse!f firmly in Austrian territory on the risht bank !' the Isonzo. Its immediate irocress had been S'Mue hat retarded by a delude of rain an, l the objective itself was one of ci'i.it diff.cultj'. Monte Nero rises T.-'bMt feet above the sea tind its cret dominates the whole plain of Friull. Its military importance is very prreat as it c-ntrids the two roads leading to Tolmino. H.itteries posted on Its outhmu spars, anta Maria and Santa I:eia. ottered a serious opjusition to the m.A.L-nont of Italian troops across the rier. NeverthcKss the crossing w a areomplihed. Tarxis to Tolmino the Allstnttis liavc numerous fort and batteries ii.tt nded to oppose the movement of t hostile army into tho valley of the Saa. Against these strong positiins the Italian army has bcun s;i .-ress f a I c pe rat ions.

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Select Furnishings Pleasing to Your Own Ideas. The outfit illustrated aNne ii merely su.irsestive, showinc the completeness and attractiveness of our four-room outfits at $150.00. You may omit any of tho pieces and substitute others or select an entirely different outfit ut the s.imc price. Let Flics furni-h your home xvhethe-r it be three or more rooms. Here you'll rind the Hu'htst Standard of Values possible and best selection in all Northern Indian:.

Why Special Club Terms Are Made. During this me. nth e.f June The : rs sp,-ial Cluh Term- on their Quality Outfit at Lowt Cah Iris to it limited number "f June hrides. iur ol.jev t is to xvin the life-Ion patre-r-.ie of yn:n? hu.-ek-p, rN and as further evidence .f our leadership a nioderu home f urniliei.

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