South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 285, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 12 October 1915 — Page 5

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NEW YORK, Oct. 12. .Speculation returned to the war Ftocks Monday under leadership of Baldwin locomotive and scored sharp advances. The railroad fcharea wore ütronx early in the day, but during the afternoon were reactionary, due to the hivy HUpply of shares from Europe. The establishment of a now high price of S3 for steel common, which is the highest recorded sinco 1910, when It sold at 91, iscrvod to Indicate a continuation of tho upward movement. Tht urgent demand for teel resulted from the increase of about 403,000 tons In the unfilled tonnage of the corporation at tho end of September. Execution of tho accumulation of orders over Bandar by the commission houses resulted In a btron opening, srains ranging from a fraction to a full point. Tr-eso advances were enlarged during the first hour, when iL total of about 400.000 share? changed hands, business on the tlooi beim.; o active that the bond sales were not recorded on tho tape. Toward noon Europe began to supply the railroads, which receded fractionary, but he selling from this pource continued throughout the session. Whilo tho railroads were under pressure, buying of the "War Urides" becamo aggressive, with Baldwin Ixxromotlvo at the head with an advance of 11 points. Wostinghouso Electric was also a favorite, advancing nearly live points. Copper shares Aero In good demand at higher prices, na were the motor stocks. The inquliy for the wa.r stocks scemel to Kro-w as the market progressed, so that tho closo was around the best fuures. Tho rails showed net fractional losses for tho session. Brokers who make ti close study of human nature in connection with tho Ftock market expe-ct an urgent demand for such stocks as Reading,

WestiruThouse, Pennsylvania and other

issues known as half stocks, that is, with a par value of $50 per share.

These Issues were now nuotod on a

percentage basis and when they are

traded in "Wednesday on the dollar

basis tho smaller numerals are cx peetod to attract purchasers. The revival of strength in tho rail

roads recently has restored the con 11denco of many wealthy people who

have been scotling at tho wild market In tho war shares. Conservative brokers reported a large cash busi

ness Monday in the railroad shares

bv people ho have not participated

in tho present advance. One broker

said he purchased one-quarter of a million dollars of International issues for cash, while another to'-k 2,500 shares of various high-grade issues, which will bo paid for in cash and taken out of the market. There is also much cash buying of odd lots. Followers of the stock market always look upon iteel common as tho leader, no matter what particular issue they may bo Interested In, for it is generally believed that the general market cannot continue upward unless Steel common displays signs of the upward trend. Tape readers were naturally highly gratified when this issue had a wido openiiig on trades of 10,000 shares from 2 1-1? to 8 3. the highest point" touched in five years. From this level stock was suppiled and Steel gradually eased off to S2 1-4, but nfter absorbing all offerings it advanced to 82 7-S. At this point there was much curiosity as to whether the forenoon top would again be touched, but erch time as tho goal seemed about to be reached some stock; would be supplied and it would drop back to S2 5-S. The supreme effort, however, seemed to have been made In the last few minutes of trading, when, after selling up to S2 7-S and receding to S2 5-S. It returned to 8 2 7-S and thf n touched sr. on the purchase of one Mtok of shares. The signs emitted by the traders surrounding the tickers were audible The close v.aa nt the best neuro. Tho hugo bucket shop which traders have leen expecting to collapse for tho last three days t using desperato measures in an attempt to avoid tho inevitable. Saturday it

BESTOWS HALF MILLION ON WOMAN'S COLLEGE

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Whitted of Philadelphia safe stealing second in the lorrth inning. Harry at the bag, with Scott at the

served notice on its patrons that a reorganization had been perfected and everything would be all right on Wednesday. This, however, was only a makeshift for attempting to stem the tide of demands for money by customers. This chain of bucket shops has nearly one hundred offices and in the last five months the men behind the throne has paid out losses of about half a million dollars. Attempts have been made by the head of the outfit to get other bucket shoppers to come to the relief but tho refusal of the king pin to place all the cards on tho table, that is show how tho books stood, has resulted In a prompt ignoring by the other gamblers of the requests for help. All eyes are now directed at Buffalo where the cloudburst is expected to deluge many people who deluded themselves into believing that they had been buying and selling stocks, whereas they were onlybetting on quotations.

FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE IS NEARLY WIPED OUT Only Section Still Under Quarantine IJcs in Northern Illinois i Counties.

SPRING WHEAT MOVEMENT SLOW

Figures of Present Week Only One-Third of Those a Week Ago.

WASHINGTON. I). C. Oct. 12. All federal restrictions on the movement of livo stock because of foot and mouth disease in the states of Indiana, Michigan and Virginia are removed by an order signed by tho secretary of agriculture, effective Oct. 9. With the removal of the quarantine from these states the whole country, with the exception of northern Illinois, is now practically free. Small areas in Steuben county. New York; In Hudson county, New Jersey ami the so-called "neck" in Philadelphia

are still under a moiiined form of quarantine, however, and a part of the west Philadelphia stock yards are in the restricted area. With these exceptions, however, the quarantines which were imposed as a result of the outbreak in 1314 have now all been removed. In northern Illinois a considerable territory is now in tho closed area on account of an outbreak of the disease which occurred last August. This outbreak has resulted in the quarantine of all that part of the state which lies north of Ine northern boundaries of tho counties of Calhoun, Jersey, Macoupin, Montgomery. Fayette, Ellingham, Jasper and Crawford. In this area the entire counties of Bureau. Iike, IoSalle, McDonough, and Putnam and portions of Dupage, Lee, Hancock. Schiyler and Cook arc under closed quarantine. Tho Union Stock yards in Chicago are maintained as a restricted area, handling live st(Kk for immediate slaughter only. The remainder of the quarantined territory is . lso classed as restricted area.

Hy Jocp!i I Pritdiard. CHICAGO, Oct. 12. The falling off in the spring whent movement to llgures only about one-third those of a week ago was the principal bull help in this market Monday. Net price gains of 335,8C were shown. Another strengthening factor was the action of the Liverpool market in advancing J2 fa 2c following a weak close here on Saturday. The situation is growing quite acuto for the importing countries. They are now shut off from the wheat previously bought from Bulgaria and Roumania and they must now come to North America for supplies. It is believed that

Italy's wheat crop has been largely over-estimated and that her imports will be larger than lust year. A message from San Francisco said Pacilic coast farmers are storing their wheat. The cash wheat situation at Chicago was quite strong under a good demand, but sales were light at 15,000

bushels, all to millers, while the sea

board reported 500, OOu

tob a for export. Whilo many in the trade believe

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We can prove this to your entire satisfaction in two minutes you would visit our plant.

We hardly expect you to do this, however, but if anyone to see how we handle coal we will be mere than plad to

over our entire plant and explain carelully every detail. But to return to the original statement: Unless the dealer has a plant similar to ours he cannot handle his coal in the cars shipped originally from the mines, nor can he unload it from the cars, store it and then load it into wagons ready for delivery without numerous shovelings. When you buy "forked" coal the last operation is the onlv one that is forked and all of the handlings up to this point have caused breakage," and consequent for

mation of dust, and dirt. Therefore, while forking coal does sift out some of the dirt, slack, etc., the coal cannot be as clean as it was when it left the mines.

should care show thcrn

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Palmar VM 107 William i:;2 111 Hartzell 1 1T. Hhi SlayliAurh l.V, U2 IMri-e I.V. I.V. Handicap 2is LMs

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Hfinrich Morgan . Welil .. Oos;

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NO MORE TREATING

Paln Friend's Drink Now a Crime in liondou.

LONDON'. Oct. 12. .U 1 o'clock Monday the "No Treating" order comos into force in london and the time-honored custom of paying for a friend's drink.s become.- an offence punislia-Me by six months' imprisonment and a line of T.00 d?. Drinks taken with meals are exempt, and

there is a keen discussion in the liquor

trade as to what constitutes a meal. It is generally nsumcd that a Rindwleh eaten at the bar is not a meal within the meaning of the order. The order prohibits the evasion of the rule by on1 man advancing- money to another wherewith to purchaso drinks. Credit for drinks is also banned.

that on any further advance farmers j Ah'vard

will sell wheat willingly and that; In wood . some of them have already made j HamlW ap

large sales ror early ueiivery. merei is little likllhood for the Dardanelles) being forced, and under conditions

now existing" abroad importers will take more wheat from this country. Advices from Duluth claimed that considerable wheat was damaged there by recent rains and that the receipts at that point tire not so largo as former previous - weeks. In spite of the comparatively small export sales reported since July 1, the seaboard clearances continue on a large scale. There were advances of vi (Tile iri the price of corn with the strength in wheat and the forecast of generally stormy weather in the corn belt, coupled with many reports of damage by the recent freeze, the leading bullish factors. It was noticeable, however, that the damage reports were not accompanied by buying orders in any volume, the damage Monday coming mainly from local professionals. Cash sales of corn were 103.000 bushels. Oats advanced a, ii lc and ruled strong. Cash sales 120,000 bushels. Provisions advanced lflii' 4.'c, with pork showing the most strength. Advances of 10'ilfo in tho price of hogs at the yards, the strength in grains and the further buying of nenrby futures against cash sales at product gave the market a fair advance.

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until it reaches your home. When our wagon drives up to your home our coal is practically the same as when it left the

mines. This is assured because all the handlings are performed mechanically in such a manner that breakage and deterioration are practically eliminated. A trial order will, at once, convince you that our method of handling coal insures a cleaner, better coal than you secure ordinarily. And, as it costs no more, would it not be to your advantage to see that the coal used in your home comes from this plant? For the benetit of those who would like to understand fully that our method of handling coal is better than the ordinary way we aro getting ready a neatly arranged booklet which fully describes our plant and its advantages to coal buyers. We will gladly sead you a copy if you will send us your name, either by card, letter or phone. And now, finally, let us again urge you to give our coal a trial and satisfy yourself as to the added cleanliness that this plant provided. Phone us an order any time. It will be delivered just when you say.

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FERDINAND IS GRIEVED Tells French 3linNter lie Has Same Wood in 11U Veins.

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JACOts SCMJfFL NI2W YORK, Oct. 12. On the 50th anniversary of his arrival in America. Jacob II. Schirr, noted banker, gave to lUrnard college a .sum of J500.000 to be used for tho erection of a students' halt. Tho hall will contain bepidrs rooms for -oci.il Kathcrimrs. a large gymnasium and a wimmini? pool. Mr. Schiff has lontr been interetcd In liarnnrd college, having been on of its original trübte-, and its hrst Ue&aurer, from 1SV to lb'.'C.

RlVIlAi:rT. Kt. 12. The 1 of the French legation at

has arrived here in state.

j It has become known that King I Ferdinand recently summoned the French minister to the palace and

said: "I am inconsolable at seeing you leave- IUilaxi.i because French blood Hows in my vein.. I am grieved that things have become between myself and France, but what ebo can I do? Germany will be victorious. 1 ask yon to convey to France my advice: 'Be pmJenf. " The French minister replied: '"I will advise my government to bo prudent after a decisive battle."

mnCFHATlsM AM) AbblKD TAINS TIIFV Ml ST C.Ol The congestion of blood in is flow causes pain. Sloan's Liniment penetrates to the congestion and starts the blood to flow freely. The body's warmth Is renewed; tho pain is gone. The "man or woman who has rheumatism, neuralgia or other pain and falls to keep Sloan's Liniment in their home Is like a drowning man refizslng a rope." Why suffer. Get .. bottle f Sloan's. 2öc and -"Oc. 51.00 bottle hold s?lx times as much a ?oc size.

AXI.ES Weitwer P50 110 Pi7 Ivi Tr'uhner lu: lot ill ::o Thielen. 12s 117 :S4 'tter 11.', lis 121 417 Iencon 317 122 11.. 411 Handicap 172 172 172 r.lei Total o;;.", n2i s.v. 2;u i:i:Anix F. 1. iail i:;s i:,r, 1.-7 4.") IsiKonJa ld'i i:u 12." .'5i4 Hrpler l.V, i'.o 4.V2 Herr 12-", HS 111 .-.M I't-tei 1:2 ir.i I.V. 4.1s Handicap l'7 107 107 ."01 T.ual s."-; 2 2070

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SOX Irnpor l:ll K'thertsriii l"t; Unipcnr ... l"o Jo'ltist"!! 140 Winkler (t reiser 120 Hantlicap 1C.n

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14s Ivo 1.57 i::o lsl 12.". soo no 117 117 u 110 1M

401 .VV 422 4ir . :;7."i 2717 r.t'O II.' r,oo 140 2t):t n'.4

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11 12". 114 117 l.V r..s v2S 141 70 Ol lis

117 122 121 114 14.1 10s M7 17 1. 102 US

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s. n. r. a MorrU Hekatlirn Kup A. Andrews .1. Anderson

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122 i;s 12 5 111 127

114 MO 104 121 112

r.4i 411 (.- 412

.173 T-11 2S.1 42'1

C5.1 1000

FIND LOADED TUBE llelievril Intended for Ilomb Xear Munitions plant.

BRUSH your teeth with SoaodonL Then inhale a qnick breath throngh your mouth. Note the tingling refrcthing sensation. Soiodont contain Emriint, the scientific treatment for Pyorrhea. (RigJ Disease), and beside clon'tag, vrhttening, and poliehmg tle teeth, and preserving the enamel, it fights this terrible disease. Take ho;ae a tube ox bottle to-day.

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PtiU, Powdr or Liqatd. 23 cmU

FIGHTS PYOPIRHEA

I)r Salo Kj Tandon Drug Co., N. Va)-no and Michlfran f,tn.

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tube containing 200 pounds of powder, abd believed to havo been intended as a bomb. found Monday in a car

laden tvith cool on the side track 1 1 1 a dccJded change for the better Just go

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want your money back and ho will

KIDNEY DISORDERS QUICKLY RELIEVED

Hundreds of people have been relieved of the agonies cc.used by weak, diseased or clogged-ur) kidneys by using Kolax. the new remtnly that quickly reaches the source of all kidney complaints. If you suffer with pains in your back and sides or havj any signs cf

kiuney or Liaauer trouble sucn as

rheumatic pains, puffy swelings under

the eyfis or in the feet and ankles, if

you are nervous, tired and run-down, or bothered with urinary disorders, Solvax will quickly and purely relieve you of your misery. Solvax i3 the most potent remedy yet devised for ridding the system of uric acid and driving out all the poiponous impurities which cause such troubles. It neutralizes, dissolves and makes the kidneys sift out all the uric aeid and poisons left by the blood, and renders the kidneys ar, d urinary organs clean, vigorous and healthy. W. K. Wettick, the popular druggist, says that no medicine ought to bo paid for unless It does the user some good. He therefore sells Solvax under a positive guarantee to quickly

relieve the worst cases cf kidney trouble or refund the money. Try Solvax

today and if you cannot see and feel

"When a man drinks good beer he drinks and eats at the same time" says the editor of The Hospital.

'A light beer well flavored with the hop is calculated

to promote digestion it is one of the most wholesome of beverages" says Dr. F. W. Pavy, Royal College of Physicians, 'London. And beer to be best must be drunk soon after it is tapped from the lager cask a "home brew' bottled at the brewery, such as pure, sparkling

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Mott Co. The police department, believing that tho tube full of powder was intended to blow up the plant, hae started an investigation. The coal had come from the western Pennsylvania Held where many forciKiurs are employed. The Mott plant 1s within a stone's throw of tho mills of the John A.

Kocjllnx sons Co.. which is turning

jirsiout izrt-at ouantitus of hnri.ii u-im

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return it without question. Thb is the stronpest argument that can be offered in bohalf of any medicine.

PATENTS And Trade Marks Obtained in all Countries. Advice Fre. CIX). J. OI7TSCII, Registered Patent Atty., 711 T12 Studebaker bld South Bend. Ind.

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

SCHOOL SHOES at KINNEY'S 116-122 East Wayne St.

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