South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 294, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 21 October 1915 — Page 13
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1915. 13
THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
INDUSTRIALS IN NEW ADVANCES
Bethlehem Steel and Studebaker Make Big Gains Latter to 1763. Ily Itrnnriaii vYnII. NEW Y"l:K, Oct. 21. -Although tii- htjck in tr k t isiilay-! an irr"4uI.;r tn-iid Wlml.ty several nf-w h.Rh i inls were established l y the induytriil shariK. notably i''thleh-m Std iil 02'., an a.lvaiu- " 7 .".-4 points for lh- d.ty a!il tud l ak-r at IT'? 3-4. a ;iin of 7 .".-4 points. Tlutt was scat-l-rtd liquidation throughout the list I'Ut conservative l-rokers belkve the i;pwurd tr-ni ill resume! after the lltfht offerings are dUU'd. With the xrej:tion of rhiraK'o, Kock Inland I'aeific the general list opend MrnriK v.'iVn v;ains running from a fraction to a full point. The hiKher innere of valuer was met with liht oft' rins. resulting in slipht reces-,-lons. hut huylnic order appeared on all revtJwsions that the list immediately recovered. For the balance of the session the market was a s-e-.-.aw affair and exhiidtcd no definite trend except in a few low priced industrials. oinrnission hou- brokers are again reporting a tendency on the part of their customers to over-speculate. A partner in one firm declared Wednesday that his concern was earrying more long: stock than for no me time ami that as each day progressed this Ripply increased. For this reason many brokers entertain misqivlncs as to The continuation of the upward trend in the immediate future without first having a. reaction. It wan an over-exertion of the speculative position together with a jacking up in the price of odd lots that resulted in the sharp break of two weeks ago. Central Leather continues to be well taken notwithstanding' the fact that the common touched a new high of .".;. Ilrokers Wednesday reported the appearance of burins in the stock by i onservative new interests who look lor an increase in tho dividend in the ip-ar future. Activity and strength of Inspiration i 'upper coincident with stagnancy in other copper shares attracted attention. "Jakey" Field vfas prominent on the buying Mdc of the issue and reports were current that there would probably be an extra distribution to shareholders out of funds in the t reasury. According to authorities the Anaonda Copper is Kin to offer one hi re of its stock for every one and one-half of Inspiration. Insiders say Inspiration has i.i its treasury, funds e.jua! to a share which they feel should to the shareholders. The St. louis A. San Francisco reorganization plan has practically been completed anil tho re-oranization will endeavor to place the plan before the -Missieuri public service commission next week. The principal features of the plan have already been printed. Accumulation of Krie common continues although the price is around the high level. Persons who began accumulating the- shares when the common was under i0 continue to pick up the stock. The roads report of earnings for September is expected to make a highly favorable showing, thus reflecting tiie expenditures otaling JIOO.OOO.UOO which have been made for improvements anil double tracking to Chicago under tlie presidency of Frederick 1). Fnderwood. Any revival of buying in the rails is expected to be let by the eastern roads which nre making a much better showing In earnings than other carriers. Holders of Tennessee Copper stock should not become alarmed if they ee the shares Helling Thursday at about 3 1-L points under Wednesday's close for tlie stock sells ex-riehts on Thursday. Brokers reported a good demand for the "rights" throughout Wednesday at Ö 1-L I'ond dealers report a growing scarcity of high grade bonds and expect this to result in greater activity In the second grade issues. The writer barns that a large block of nearly jr.MO.een par of Üaltimore ,v;- Ohio Southwestern ö l-Ü's which have been hanging over the market for nearly a wiek have been distributed in small amounts to investors. Industrial bonds continued to advance. Distillers' Securities "'s touching a new high. Xew York Central debentures sixes also v"M' strong. WILL OPPOSE RAUCH Jnd-o Cook of Huntington to Ktui in i:iccnt!i District. INDIA N A POL! . Oct. 21. Another "Mtest amoir-r the tlemocratic con;;iesional ranks htomed up Wednesil.iy uliffi ';t became known that Jud-re "atnmd IZ. Cook of Huntington will oppoise the rtmomination of Conqres:ian Oeorpo W. llattch in the 11th district. Hui;h Th. Miller, republican, of Columbus is expected to formally announce his candidacy for the United Suites senate this week. r.ir a hrÜant clossy sblna that f - . - does not r-o ci: or oust c i oik anneals to the iron-that lasts tour times as ion.: as any other. Black Silk Stove Polish Is in a class by !tsr!f. catefml.'y rxalo nnd ma Jo tfoiü btiur PLitSTui'.s, It' mora Try U cn ynr r5""' t jour c ; rr.e. If yoid'fi't fr. iU the Ijk1 P" 'u J Lard war or (r-xTr d-ler i au'.!.. riJ to rrfund our (ao&cr. There's 'A Shtna In Evmry Drop
"Ears" of Men Who Defend Paris
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This is an anti-aircraft "listening post" near the French capital. It is equipped with reversed megaphones and microphones to give warning of the approach of hostile aircraft.
RECEIVER IS DELUGED WITH PLEAS FOR AID People Who Imotctl .Money in stocks Want Part of It I Returned. LAPOKTF. Oct. 21. Thouands of j letters from every part of the Fhited . States are pouring into the (lary postottice, in pitiful appeal to the receiver ' of the (lary & Ivterurban railway, pleading that some part of their in- j vestments be saved. The tiary Ar Interurban was formerly the Chicago. Xc" York Air line, projected to be con jtructed by .stock subscriptions to! connect Chicago and New York. - Three full sacks or man were received Wednesday morning, with hundreds of letters from day laborers and washer women, persons who had invested all their earnings, being caught by the glittering promise they would build for themselves small fortunes. The receiver Wednesday morning seized all the private papers of the promoters. Stock sales are said to have reached more than a. million dollars. A WONDI'Jtl l L ANTISKITIC. (lerms and infection aggravate ailments and retnrd he.liriir. Stot thr infection Jtt once. Kill the irerms and I et rid of the poisons. For this purpose a sinKle applica-tion of Sloan's Uniment not only 4ills the pain but destroys the perms. This neutralizes ' Infection and jrive.s nature assistance ' by overcoming congestion and jrives a' chance for the free ami normal tlo-. of the blood. Sloan's Liniment Is an emerKcncy doctor and should !p kept constantly on hand. l'.'c, C0c. The $1.00 size contains six times as much as the 2ÖC Advt. HAIITrOIlD riTV. The last hope of saloon keepers dolni; business In r.lackford county went plimmerijiK when Licking township, outside oT Hartford ('by. went "dry," by a three-to-one majority. There were no saloons in the township but liquor dealers had an eye on the territory and the voters forestalled them. PICTORIAL REVIEW FASHIONS. POPULAR COUNTRY CLUB WAIST. Very smart are these ierfectly plain country club waists, and so popular that ther are useful for a rartety of occasions, not belnjc cinflrntl rut-rely to sportiux purp"se. White linn Is the uivst svnicvable for Us development, but it also can be de!opvd in soft silk that Liundcrs well. It Is made without a Hnin. the collar ting conwrtible. rolllns hlh or low, ami short or shirt sdeeTe. Si2e öö requires 3 yard 3G-lnch material. Pictorial Review Pa"tttrn N. 6322. Sx 32. 34, 36. 33, 40, 42 and 44 inch bust. Price, 15 cent. Tn jttm ibuKR hr may btafpd by pndtnf IS cntf. with number and tz oWrrd. to Kahica L;urtruent ot thta nwijapr. attern Kix Nam
LIBERATED AFTER MONTH I.ngaiispoi l Man Supiciotied lor Time in Murder Mytcr. LUC. ANSPORT, Ind.. Oct. Jl. After being held nearly a. month in eone.eei tion with the murder oi a young man j named Collins near Young America, ; Fills Wood was liberated hero ! Wednesday on account of insutlicient j evinence. Suspicion was directed to Wood simitlv through the fact that he was
acquainted with a voting girl said toT0sn savH hero WMr li?ht at only
be Collins' sweetheart. j IIFSH YIFLF. Fefore lie pays i2a tine for "practicing medicine" without a license, William II. Monks, chiro practor, will carry his case to the supreme court. Monks va.s found guilty by a jury. The state's evidence included newspaper advertisements, in which the defendant claimed ability to curt many ailments. A FINE TREATMENT FOR CATARRH lvSY TO .MAKi: AMI LiTTLi:. COSTS Catarrh is such an insidious disease and lias t he past become so prevalent during: few yewrs that its treatment should be understood by all. Science has fully proved that Catarrh is1 a constitutional disease and therefore reiuires a constitutional treatment. Sprays, inhalers, salves and nose douches seldom if ever tfive lasting benefit end often drive the disease further down the air passagesand into the lunps. If you have Catarrh or Catarrhal deafness or head-noises, go to your druggist and jret one ounce of I'armint (Double strength). Take this home and add to it U pint of hot water and 4 ounces of granulated sugar: stir until dissolved, take one tablespoonful 4 times a day. This will often bring quick relief from the distresNinir head-noises, clogged nostrils should, open, breathing become isy and mucus stop dropping into the throat. This treatment has a slight tonic action which makes it espeeiallv effective in eases Wh.re tlie blood has become thin and weak. It is easy to make, tastes pleasant ami osts little. Kvery person who wishes to be free from this destructive disease .should give this treatment a trial. KIDNEY MISERY MEANS A WEAKENED SYSTEM W. K. Wettick. tlie popular drugin.,nas esiaoii.neo a new reeont in!
the sale of medicine. He sa he don't believe any medicine ought to be paid for unless it does the user same pood and he ha adopted the plan of selling Solvax. the standard kidney remedy, under a positive guarantee of quick relief from all kidney or bladder misery, or money back without a question. This speaks eloquently for the virtues of the remedy that already has created such a widespread demand in South Hend. Hundreds of people In every walk of life have been relieved of the a go nie. attendant on weak, disarranged or clog-ged-up kidneys and bladder by this remarkable remedy. It is not just merely a kidney treatment, it is a medicine that puts the entire, painracked body int normal condition and givey vigorous health after the many painful disorders caused directly or indirectly by sick kidneys. A change for the better will be 6een after the first few loses of Solvax and its continued use will soon tone up the entire system of improperly working organ. and give you the desire to live and enjoy litT to its fullest. Solva.x is considered the bt kidney remedy on the market today localise it aims to cure by striking directly at the cause ,f all the trouble. The many pain and aches caused by improperly working kidneys cannot h I ermanently cured unle the cause is removed. Solvax is sold under a positiv guarantee to refund the money if it does not cure. This Is the strongest proof that can be offered as to the merit of the medicine. You are cheating yourself out of your slice vi life if you don't give Solvax a chance. Advt
FURTHER DECLINES Bulls Back Away in Face of Big Offerings From Northwest. Ily Joseph I. lritiiart. ,OH.(-GO. Oct. 21. Bis transfers in the wheat market of the country instead of remaining on the bull side of that rain with largely increased offerings by farmer and country- elevator concerns in the northwest backed away from the actual wheat and there were further price recessions in all positions. In addition to the continued luavv run of wheat in our own northwest.' the total being l.?2." cars compared with 792 cars a year ago. there were heavy receipts at Winnipeg, 1,064 cars and 2,2u0 cars are estimated for Thursday. There were only lfS cars received at Winnipeg a year ago. "Wheat at Chicago lost ll-2ifl3-4c and there were declines of 2fW2 1-Sc at Duluth. 2 1-ic at Minneapolis and 1-4 rn 1 c at Winnipeg. As for several previous days, considerable wheat was absorbed today in order to secure available profits. Had not this buying developed late Wednesday the reactions of rl 7-c would have been mifsing. The French government has again imposed a duty on wheat of 7 francs per quintal, or 100 kilos, which is approximately 220.4 pounds making the rate about "7 l-2c per bushel or the s-ane as the duty imposed before the war broke out. Considerable wheat was sold on this, as it was accepted as a bearish factor. Threshing operations are in full blast in the northwest which indicates a continuance of heavy receipts for some time to conie. Advices from Winnipeg' as well as from Minneapolis and Duluth favored the bear side of wheat as it is claimed that enormous quantities of this grain have already been made ready or are being made ready for delivery by fanners as well as oiintry elevator concern?. Conditions in the northwest are decidedly bearish, although exporters have doubtless bought considerable, wheat south of the international line and their purchases north of that line art; known to be the heaviest iti the history of Winiiip g. New York reported takinus there Wednesday of 1.2f0,000 bushels wheat for foreign shipment which was mainly Manitoba grain. Cash sals here amounted to only 1. "1.001) bushels. Corn was weak and 1-4 fi T.-Ne lower Wednesday em heavy selling by local traders whilte, tlie buying was led by those holding resting orders and local shorts. Cash corn In the western markets was unchanged to :!-c lower. . e - 0-00 bushels. The country shows no disposition to press sales of new corn. in
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A large amount of these bonds having nlready been withdrawn for .investment, we, whose names appear below, offer, on behalf of a country-wide group of institutions and bankers, the unsold balance, subject to prior sale and change in price PRICE 98 AND INTEREST, YIELDING NEARLY 54 PER CENT. Payment may be made either in full on October 29 th or at the option of the purchaser, 50 per cent on October 29th and the balance on December 3rd. Application will be made to lurt these bonds on the ZSew York Stock Kxchacr. Temporary bonds will bo ready for delivery on or about October 29th, exchajifeablAfor the definitive bonds vrha i-x t-ajed.
although there is a moderate movement from southwestern points. Ixsses were shown of 1-S? l-4c for o-its and there was a good class of commission buying on tlie brak. The export demand was ,uiet after the heavy business of the past ten days. Car lots were fractionally lower in all positions. Only 115,0o0 bushels cash were reported as taken here Wednesday. Packers refused to sjpport th hoz products market and the consequence waj sharply lower prices. The cash trade In salted meats and lard was good, but not so brisk a.s recently. The break in hogs at the yards on Tuesday was followed by further declines Wednesday.
PAROLE IS APPROVED Oliver Hajcock Sorvlnc; Life Sentetuv Itelieveil by Itabton. INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 21. Acting upon recommendations of the board of pardons. Gov. Ralston has approved a parole for Oliver Haycock, serving a life term in state prison for complicity In the killing of Deputy Sheriff Harry Smith in Orange, county. The shot which killed Smith was fired by John Roby, a companion of Haycock's, but the latter .shot and .seriously wounded Constable McCabe during the same scrimmage. The governor also commuted the sentence of Wallace Thompson of Cass county from a life term to manslaughter. This makes Thompson eligible to parole by action of the trustees of the state prison. Thompson, while intoxicated, killed Roy Klinmer with a brick. Nelson White (colored), who has served nine years of a life sentence for killing a negro saloonkeeper at Terre Haute, will be paroled. Other paroles granted include that of Lawrence Templetoa of Elkharr county, serving a term or robbery. ' TAKE MORE PRECAUTIONS Slsoro Ijoaes Oft for Oflioers of tcrned fiennau Ships. InWASHINGTON, Oct. 21. Assistant Sec'y of the Navy Roosevelt made it plain Wednesday afternoon that there would be no more escapes of oflicers or men from the two German interned ships at Norfolk navy yard-. Orders were issued to the commandant of tlie navy yard to take drastic measures to prevent future disappearances. All leaves of absence have been cancelled and shore liberty Ls now denied. This condition will prevail until Lieut. Koch and Dr. Krti?er Kroeneck, last seen In Norfolk last. Sunday, and J the two commissioned oMicers and six J officers who disappeared with tloj yacht Eclipse, have been located. A ', force of marines will be stationed ( around the Kronprinz Wilhelm and the I'rinz Kitel Frieder ch, and that portion of the government docks occupied by these ships closely guarded. Reatf NEWS-TIMES Want Ads
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How the Remedy for Catarrh Was Discovered. T HIS terrible disease ftethod the nose and thfoat are t cited by cn cfectr.e h:a! temrdv atp.'ird dttectty to the branrs. has racd unchecked for years simply be cause syrr:ptsms have been treated while the cause of the trouble has been left to circulate in the Mood, and brinj the disease back r.s fast as local treatments could relieve it. C. E. Gauss, who experimented for years on a treatment for Catarrh, found that after perfecting a bahrt that relieved the nose and throat troubles quickly, he could not prevent the trouble beinnifiz all over aain. On test cases, he could completely remove all sirns of Catarrh from nose end throat, but in a few The F.'ixi. taken into the stctich, hjs c direct influence upon th tiu cons PirvJ tjnes i f th bo iy and rase fv rr-tn- weeks they were back. ir:f th; isusf. Goes to the Root of Stoppcd-up noses a i r - V . I Ct the constant therd a throat" Nasal discharges Hawking and spitting Snoring at night Rad breath Frequent coldj Difficult breathing Smothering sensation in dreams Sudden fits of sneezing Dry mucus in nose arai any of the other symptoms that indicate approaching or present cat2rrh r tryinsr d iiiü I not CcTahincd i t i Send the Test Treatment FREE C. E. GAUSS. If your New Combined Treatment will relieve my Catarrh nnd brinr me health and good jr-irits n?nin, I am willing V be shown. So, without cot or obturation to me. send, fully prepaid, the Treat mcnt and Book. I I I I i Name i Address i IRELAUD
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