South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 243, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 30 August 1916 — Page 4

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN

NO TRACE OF GAR

C TYMÜW FACES

DE A THS

6-GENT BREAD

CAUGHT

in lo

ANi

Master Bakers of South Bend Meet Tonight to Discuss

Price Increase.

Police Take "Ralph Baxter Who Admits Systematic Fraud Practice.

MltS. llAKHARA fiAIUii:. Mr. HarJ.ara Cable. 6 1 years old. 11:: P. Calvert M., died at her home of corn plications at 7 o'clock last niKht. Mrs. Calilf? Wa born at Huden, (lermuny, July I. IV". She ha 1 1 v e ( 1 in this city idnce 1900 when she came hero fnm Plymouth. Ind. She is survived by her husband Uli Cable, two daughters, Cora M.

! and Iora. both at home, and one i sun. Walter. al.o of tS'outh Bend. Six

I .rothers also survive Mrn. Cable; : fjeor" of Plymouth, John and Dan-! That the bread n me i f -d f Pouron. Jacob and Stephens Kalph Paxter, .-' Jth Peud ran pe. t to see an in-', "f Hillsdale, Wis., and Charles of jlf.Pn alias Ottis

truii"? iti the price of all :. loaves i Pice Lake. Wis., and on sister M rs. , yvVeral othT names, who has been j within tli" tear future i" indn-at d i 'atherine Padic. ;souiht by the police for the past i ' the tailing of .i cM 'tir:- of 1 1 - ; year fr forgerv in connection withi

! '-curintr loans from local loan com- j jpanie, was captured Wednesday j nuiriilnt. Paxter was attempting;

J to secure another loan here by the ! methods he employed previously

CALLS EXECUTION OF IRISH REBELS "BRUTAL" CRIME

THAT KILLED GIRL

RIVER PARK

Mrs. K. J. Pic -tel. S. Sixteenth st..

i has pone to Ohio for a w eek's visit, j Mrs. Frank Hoover h; i t turned ! ! from a week's visit at Henna and!

MARKET QUOTATIONS

(continvpd ppom pahi: oni: i

Toledo. O. Police Unable to Get Clew to! ,-kk'1

laermty 01 unver who

is it iv.ir

alias Prank

M. Harrold,

and I

Master biker., f-i v: ' ' b. k to-i nuht at the her i"t 1. It i- -: j.e. ted that '.tsu ..v and 2.1 1-iead makers of thisitv ami Mi.-ha-i v.,ü,i will at til'" meeting, tli" ol.-j i i t of which is to discuss th'- pro-j posed iniiM-f in prices. The in-; lease proposed by the i..;sre-j 1 .Lora u !'l .1.1,1.- t,. tl.i. t ill il.. .1. '

' rs, hut will ; i fi r t tli- oiiM.mer inasmuch as . will reipiire an in- re-ie

in tne ret.'-i ipiofat joriv Many l'ikfs' i i -a iii.it ii i! i ii

coaiiry havo either ;n r-. l pi a of ar- ciin.-iilrir'u th- i ti-e. State and national no c t i n - ; ha ; been

i alb d to d.-.-ii'.s tin- s': i : i t i s e , i . ; i .-. I . i 1 I I I u. T n i n; "s I . f 1 1 ii wi; t . . .i "ClHT ll I I - 1.. -0 'l t lo- r-i : -f r ;.a k v ill

To Present Playet For Benef it of

Franchise League

j when detected and arrested.

April 1, I'Jlo, Baxter,

On April 1, II 15, Baxter, who

Kives his home as Glenwood, Mich.,

cured a 145 loan from the I'rovi-

plavb-t entitled. "How the Vote' 'lent Ian Co., fdjenin the name of

.-.. ,.. ...... . , Delbert CJillls, a well known farmer 1 U;- Won' will be presented by a .. . f r,ri ti ' living on the Porta Ke av., road. He tjl0 j 'ro.jp of yount .eofde from Klkhart listed a team of horses, a wacon

;.t Melville hall. Ibis- city, I riday at and some other property as .secur- '. o"( lock. The affair will be given jty. The fraud was not discovered for the i.eneht of the Franchiy for .several days and Baxter could

ct and in

i,..m w:'4 Pivcn on the nautauqua j.iat-; 0n December 1. 1 f 1 5. Baxter

Ioan Co.. and

A!tli;.h !;.p t ..: n t . . 1 1 . .' S'-nie 1 a-i' 1 : 1 1 1' ; ( t . ; - : p I i to til. :. I.ö 1.' Celt I 111 dici;-.-

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d Ti iiit t. it : v. ill i... !' that 1 eta il' l .f.- to; MS- ibid : mi'! to

i Imri ti Ihm ;l r ii 1 1 t-i r-; 1 1 it cC r;4 m will 1 : .v. t m

rticipate. ----. iHrui'T iium ti aic .iiv ihkui 'ua'i,

" ". .mi.-. w. .-v. Boutn or me city, ine irauu was

; la- df.oted ,11 wli.i ll all

action may !' ep.'..t.l that !( iiled upon, tl:' il'.'i 1 s . 1 will 1 1 1 ( , ; 1 ! 1 six ; ;, mir- inier. : ! ' : 1 ' t Of I a "

i li .c'i" of South Bend. The Dlay ,lf,t lnmfMi

i u ;i -i ftiven on the Chautauqua jlat-; f)n December 1, form this summer in Flkhart and;Uent to the ecuritv

- w a: ai.-o

iven at the lr.th district borrowed SI 5. civinz the name of

Ooheen. another prominent

i convention at Kajjl lake. In addi- j.-rark

the

o 1 1 m I ( ; i . tio- i .. i 1 1 failed i.iit . i 1 a n e is

!;'-- ! l o r f 1 nt'ti i til" Ilillop. i I , t he ( h v l' ? a i

,-i-..tr thall .it tliat tini' AW - pri' of wheat , l ! 1 1 r t lo- a - 1 1 a t in ii f

i t a.-cd pn s. er. i !.'-.' I e.;i;i t

of l.rea.l f i oh .' lo I", i

the i:i -f tod V mm !i

At that I ( -J'l-ns-the iii-

Toilay I l aotb ally i; - d in the iiia k in'-T

per eent

lalna I ill and Miss Marie , i,roVered the next day. ut

Jachson und vocal solos hy Miss , 6arcn for Baxter was futile. Clara Khrhart. and a talk by Mrt. fiorrmvod Month Wilbur Templin. chairman of thoj Arnut a month ago the man borKlkhart county leatie. Miss Helen j r0WPfl j25 from the State Ioan Co., Stanlon will direct the play. Ulvlns? the name of Otis M. Har-I-(dlowini: are the characters: I rold Wednesday morning he came Ho.a.o ode (a ck rk) J. Raymond . back to fno Security Umn Co., and Conley: I'thd (his wife) Hrln kpfl (o bnrrovv $J0 RivinK tho Ito.-: Winifre. I ( r:thel sister) Fran- name of Harrold. J. W. Kstep,

c s canton; Aauia vawe , uorace , cr jf tm. com.,any aml vtU

si.sai ) Mary Ifouseworth; Molly (his niei e) Cora Kran; Gerald Williams,

i . The pi i' c of tioar has pf .icto.tllx" re.i. h'd the point attained .I the in a inin of th- i"uroiean war.

Millard l'leminir; Madame Christine. Marie l'.uriatis; Mandi; Siark, Mary Jane I'armater: Miss Lizzie Wilkins, laattice I i ru m ha i igh ; and Illly. Misj l!;)rnp'.

Si,"'

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laid i

that tino paper i;.

pet'

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i nerea ed

h i h ! ' h 1 1

ecu tiu- wrappiti

wrappiii-' tlx- lo.ie-; b.i

in i o -t to a ct at extent. ' There i-i j.o oppot t :; v. A : for the b;-;! under the joe. ent jrices to! make at b a; a i u.i-ni.;i!.t' rotit. ! The- jitotit toda i far le low that i.ci -u' to mail. tain the on m ne . on a rea oi:.i h b 1 asi." The nio'tiiu toni-ht will h-ive l.t::ch to do with the future prit es in lliis city and Mishauaka. K ery m;ttr Laker in the laty has heen ' invited to attend the met. tiir-r.

SAYS ROYALTIES HERE REFUSED

Arthur McWilliams, Inventor, Sues Cutter Company for Accounting.

IMPROVEMENTS BEING MADE IN SHOE STORE

lit to secure an accounting of the

manager

eis in the office thought they recognized Baxter as the man who had Siven the name of (toheen, more than a year apo. Mr. Kstep noticed that Baxter pave the same names as on the previous occasion, as relatives. Baxter makes a peculiar ';.' He told Kstep his home was at Grander, Ind. Therefore Ktep had the man siicn his address in several different places. The detective department was called and iergt. Barnhart went to the loan office. Comparison of the writing showed them to be the namo while William II. Jy. Cottrell of the Provident IjOan Co., positive.ly identified Baxter. The man was taken to the police station and there admitted to Chief Kuespert that ho had forged the various notes. He offered to pay them off if allowed his freedom. A'tiiipanlol ly Woman. At the Provident Koan Co., Baxter was accompanied by a woman claiming to be his wife. he signed

book" of the Ceorge Cutter Co. to j tjie note, giving the mime of I determine the number of articles ; manche. In the papers made out f manufactured ly the company on wednesda v at the Security com

pany otlice, Baxter named his wife as Blanche. The prisoner will be taken be-

th5 j fore Judge Warner in city court

some time this week and after a hearing will be bound over to the circuit court grand jury.

! w hich royalties are supposed to b5 i:ten.o e i'iij.rov f ments aie now j. aid was tiled in circuit court Wedunder way at the sho- store of ;. K.jnesday hy Arthur C. McWiliains, an

Kinne, ,v o.. i.jt I-,. st. 1 he : inventor, who formerly who in

impro ernents oo a ui pro-r.-s w ill c tnploy of the company. McWilliams !

mak.' the store ,,ne luge sales room, j ei.ar-es that the company has rewit'.i three v.-pai-at.. e( tions for fused to pay hir.i his royalties on his ! olieV. men ;in. I etuhlren's footw ear. ; i,n entions and that the ofticerf have All the partitions' will be t emoved. j , ?( Usod to allow him to see the and the store will ! made modern 1 hooks.

According to a contract that was made between McWilliams and the Cutter eompanv, McWilliams was

I he Co-Th

in every w ay "--ille. (leore I 1 1 1 1 ! . it. a n;m- v of the --lore, will in tin. future l.e ;i-,in iat-

mii; ins two nroinei i. naries Pimci i , mpi,,yc(l on Iec. 19lL Under and John Inmd in M o.-ratooi of j tlH. contract he was to furnish one

b- al st.-tc. the tot nur taking . (,r nioio inventions for the company.

:the use f which was to be given to 'the Cutter company. He was to rei(eie three per cent of the sale j prico as his royalty, if lie lenalnd Jin the company's employ and live : per cent if he did not.

McWilliams claims that he furnished two inventions, a cut-out pul-

I lev and a lamp socket. The manu-

.. h ...vlin. .i jfat ture of the tirst was started May

. I - I I I ' i l - 'i k t " . ' t 4 I t ' ' "'.HO II,

PUBLIC SCHOOLS WILL OPEN ON NEXT TUSEDAY

po-iiiou of :sv!,i:il manager. I',l.ts . i H i e liefe fluni o 1 U 111 - I.

COUNTY COUNCIL TO ELECT SUCCESSOR TO

LATE NELSON RILEY

Although the public schools will not open until Tuesday morning and will not really start until Wednes day morning, all students entering the high school for the first time will be required to enroll Monday afternoon at - o'clock. Those who have been in high school before will report at S : 1 3 o'clock Tuesday morning.

w hi- ll win meet next

Vei . will el.M't a llll'lll'i'-'r to ',!! tile pU'c ni.idc vac. Hit ' the i'.iili of N" 1 - 1 1 .1. KiU. wi rep. leelitd ;l;e i , , ; . 1 - i ! di-ttiit 111 the -: Ca in.. it toil. Mr. liibv was juesiient of the .. ;M ;! and l! will e 1. i ess u v to ttot catsie before air

h-.isiness is taken tip. Tlie tiing of

lo intv ta bvv a'ol the passing

a ppropri.iting

v.iihhk d e -other busi

ness mittel to ' e In-fore the . i'iill' Ü.

1 ! 1 t . and the other on Jan.

eft tlo

pany's employ Dec. r,l, 1 ?!..

4 .1

Tur.i v .in J - l 1 : 1 anu lMe hiut on Jan. i .

i I f . I II II! Ill Ir U III'

PAIR DENIES SHOOTING HOMING PIGEONS. WILL BE TRIED SATURDAY

t he

of tile ordttta m fur.ds !or the ii-'-j'.i ! t m !".ts are tb."

f the . nlv

200 POOR K.DDIES ENJOYIMG OUTING AT MICHIGAN CITY Tvo huihiicl i r i hil-lreti .in. I ..(.ttu'is a re tie r:et of the S..ta io:i Army at Michitn 'itv today, w.terc t!ie annual outicg i be in--; gien !. the :h Bend hraruh of file orira ei.ati-m. The trij- to tlo per.:. rourals was made on the M ;th Short- hues, a sj.ecial ar b-av-irig 1 ere at '. o'clo, k. A stop wa. made i!i thi w et er.d of the t to pick .".; families living in that d::ti't. !:,n"s i'!;t-;. and the u.-ua? piCIle" -tullt. U I'll' : n h hi. Tb.e sj.t ' oil car W'.W f ! t" tl;e v '! a i 'o-i t 7 " i l." ';. ri.i.sU ii rii's sI imi i: in: st Airrs nil i:si MiilIMMI AT U I ()( l. :. ' e ! . o i : 1 1 ' 1 li. .. ! " -1 s p r . , , -

Paul Siuati and Anton Keszeg pleaded not guilty to shooting ' homing pigeons when arraigned in city court Wednesday morning. The cases were set down for trial next .Saturday morning. William Van Iusen paid a line of $1 and costs for riding a motor-

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ddevvalks while the

LODGE NOTES. The ldy Maccabees of .'outh Hend Review No. 4 were entertained last evening by members of the lofdng side of a recent attendance contest at a wiener roast at th? home of Mrs. Pauline (Jeitz, 1206 Franklin st. The lawn was attractivly lighted with Japanese lanterns. The guests numhered 70. An evening of games and outdoor amusements was enjoyed. Fidelity lodge No. 22 of Mtohawaka entertained the president of the Itebekah assembly. Miss Florence Mcttregor of Mount Vernon, and vice president. Miss Kate Nichols of Klkhart, and Mr?. Ixmis Cottrell of 1'lkhart. Tuesday evening.

dying word of Casement, "I die for rny country. The Iord have mercy j on my sou',' will forever keep alive ' that spirit of patriotism so charac-'

terlstlc of the Irish people and perhaps some day (Jod in I Iii infinite wisdom will reward the island of saints anil scholars with a monument of their own an Irish republic. salutes Ireland. "In the words of John Ihn le 'peilly, we salute thee. "Ireland: "All thy life has been a symbol; we can o ily read a part, "(Jod will flood thee yet with sun

shine for the woes that drench thy j

heart." The speaker then spoke of the work oC the Federation of Catholic societies, heartily endorsing them and suggesting that some member

of the A. O. II. be named as a iep-i

resentative for Indiana at the next convention of the federation. Jose ;h McCJlaughlin, national president of the A. O. II. , gave a hört alk on organization. Auxiliary Cains. In Ihe report of the .state secre

tary. John J. Hayes of this city, it J

was shown that there was a flight decrer.se In membership for the past ear. In the Ladies' auxiliary, however, a gain of 10S members was noted.

Ieatn claims amounting to $14.-

GOO were paid during the year to the families of 7 1 members in the A. O. II. In the Indies,' auxiliary, $7, COO was the amount paid. Mrs. Margaret Taylor of Indianapolis, was elected state president of the Indies auxiliary of the A. (). II. at the Wednesday morning session at the Olivfr hotel. Mrs. Anna Clark of Indianapolis was chosen vice president; Miss Mary Carney, Richmond, Ind., .secretary, and Miss lallian O'Ueilly of Torre Haute, treasurer. Mrs. John Arthur, retiring president, was elected a member of the national board. Decry Kcelcvteil. Judgo James K. Deery Jl Indianapolis was reelected state president of the A. O. II. at the afternoon session Wednesday by a unanimous vote. I. F. Mehegau. Terre Haute, was reelected vice president, and John J. Hayes of Fouth P.end wai reelected state secretary. Bartholomew O'Leary of Indianapolis was elected state treasurer and Kev. M. J. .Pyrne was auain

chosen chaplain. At .". o'clock this afternoon the Hibernians are scheduled to go to Xotre Dame university where Rev. John J. Cavanaugh will make an address of welcome. A visit of inspection will be made at the university. Yesterday afternoon in nearly 40 automobiles furnished ty the local branch of the order the delegates were shown the principal points of Interest in outh Pend and Mishawaka. The grand ball, celebrating the formal opening" of the convention was held at the Oliver tapestry room at nine o'clock last night. At the informal reception, which preceded the dancing the home order welcomed nearly three hundred visitors. Messick's orchestra played an excellent program of dances for a crowded hall of gray dancers. The grand march was led by I. J. McNamara and Miss Mary Hagerty. Visit Vailtms IMaecs. The auto ride in the afternoon followed a variety of routes through the city and to Notre Dame. A portion of the riders stopped off there but all asfcmbled at t. Mary's academy at 4:30 o'clock for the ttip back to the city.

Struck Child.

Although a diligent search is heim; made by the police, no trace has been found of the driver i f the automobile which Tuesday afternoon ran over and killed little three year old Kstelle EihsU'dt, S. Laurel st., in the street in front of Laurel school. The child died two hours after bing run over by the automobile. As far as can be learned an automobile struck the child as she was playing in the street. There were no witnesses. The automobile passed over the girl and proceeded on Its way. A few minutes later the child was found prostrate in the street by passersby. She was taken to her home and medical aid summoned but died in a short time. No one can be found who saw the automobile. The police and the Coroner T. J. Swantz advance two theories, one that the driver did not see the girl or know that he struck her or that he did know it and deliberately lied. It is not known definitely whether the motor was a pleasure car or a truck. The child was injured about the head and had internal injuries which caused her death.

ALL MILK SAMPLES UP TO STANDARD

All milk samples examined under the direction of the board of health during the past week were reported up to legal standard, according to the report made by Charles Van Lake, food inspector. The report follows: P.STKUlUi:i) MILK. Dealer Hutterfat Pateria

S. P. .an. Milk Co Cream Products . . Pern-Stellman ...

Rogers' Dairy

Ttoy P. Troupe . . . West Side Mill; Co

LS ::.8 ;:.t 4.0

400,000 1 00.000 .,,00 o 800,000 SO.OOU 170,000

RAW MILK.

! REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

From Ilcconla of Indiana TitU and Ixwn Co.

on the

trial of P. W. steinhart, charged I during the evening a large class of with speeding was continued until! camUelates were initiated and dele

gates were present representinR

nine different lodges. Miss Mcfiregor and Miss Nichols were the

An-i principal speakers of the evening

and each gave a very interesting talk on the Pebekah lodges. During their stay in this city the out-of-

.s.ituM.o . C,eor:-;e Kelley pleaded not nuilty to begging and will be tried Thurs

day, .lames Sutherland and

drew Penford were üned $1 and costs each tor intoxication. c.eorue Seleg w as fined T. and

ums t"t loitering. K idenee was) town guests were entertained produced to the etfect that SeelegejMrs. Otto Peyer. 62." S. Kddy st had been hut'ing about the com-) fort station and had made advances j CUflfVTQ iMPIftHRflR

to t.o o ;r. g men. The defendant

told the i t g .

coutt his home was in Chi'

IN QUARREL OVER ROAMING STOCK

Johanna Parbetta Heiss nod husband to Harry Prazy, part of lot 11 Peck's addition. . . 1 1 O.Of. William Demler and wife to Ciles L. Sparrow and wife, lot Dentler's 2nd addition. $:;00.0. Joseph I. Oliver. Tr. to Michael CI. Strantz and wife lot 47, Francis P. Tutt's 1st add. $1.00. William P. Calvert and wife to Toe New York Central Railroad Co. a tract of land in Portage township $2.60.m. William P. Kelley and wife to Diantha Kupel and Winnie- Iwivvrence lot 90 1st add of Navarre pi. $1.00. Elizabeth Ciede to Theohl Domorowski and wife, lot 12. Kaley's sub. Matthew Jancwski, et al to Josephine Janow.ski a tract of land in Portage township: part of lot .". also lots 11 and l'J Kunstman Meyers add: also 21 lots in Janow-

ski's stlb. $1."". j Iden S. Pomig and wit to 1 du i Hines Springbrook acres

J. 1. Shirk ;:.. 100,000 H. W. Heinzelman . . L'l .1,000 J. P. Wholly 4.1 2.000.000 John Pergu ".5 J:.0,0U0 L. T, Smith ::.s ::0i,ooo Alex Molnar 4.4 200,000 H. Suabedissen & Son 4.1 110,000 ICC CRRV3I. liollinssw orth-Turner 9.0 J. W. Witwer 8.1

Mrs. R. Hubbard and children' w ho have been spending the suinivr in Illinois, have returned. Mrs. H. P. Pingler. who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. C. II. Dun- 1 fee, of Mishawaka av., has return- r ed to her home rU Fremiti. olin Anderson oi iHnin, O.. i isiting his parents. Mr. and Mis.i Anderson. S. Seventh st. Mrs. J. C. Powman. Mishawaka ' av., who has been ill the past wck.; shows no improvement.

Paul and Frank Robert of Cliitayo have l-een guests of Mrs. Charles Keasey the past week. Neil and Clatence McClrew and Virgil and Meryln Anderson hae returned from i.n euting at Twin lakes, near Plvniouth.

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fluence of the significant changes in foreign exchange, caused keay soiling fr both long and short account at the opening of the stock market

Miss Vallie Miller has returned

from Winona lake. to. lay. Commission houses wa re Mrs. L R. Syson of Ninth st.. has j St Hoi . representing liquidation ami gone to Ohio for an extended visit. I i,rurt-taking sales. At the same

J. C. Arnold of Indianapolis was tjmt. l.oars

in River Park "Wednesday transact ing business and calling on friends. Mrs. Joseph Reed and son. Ken neth, of Cassopolis. Mich., will ar

were more aggressive

than they had been at any time m the past three weeks. Nearly everything traded in declined about a noint .luring the fust 1". minute?.

rive here today for a few days' visit eading -old down to I'tj against with the former'-; sister, Mrs. K. N. j i,,4s at the ( lose yesterday. Steel

Stautlcr.

SHEET METAL WORKS SOLD, OWNER RETIRES Charles CI. Folsom, for 2 eard the owner of the Charles G. Folsom Sheet Metal works, disposed of his holdings at auction Wednesday and will retire from business. According to information given out at the jdant, the equipment and metal owned by the company was sold to private individuals ami the shops will be closed. M.r. Folsom started his sheet metal works in 1S9::. He is 71 years old.

Mr. and Mrs. William Van Puren of F.lgin, 111., are moving to River Park and will locate on Clifford ct. Ceorge Moneheffer has returned from an outing at Pleasant lake, rear Kdwardsburg, Mich. Miss Helen Davidson has returned from a two weeks' visit in Missouri, where she was a guest of her grandmother. Mis. Wickersham. Miss Phyllis Whiteomb, who has been spending th- summer with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Whitman, at Perrien Springs, Mich., has returned. Charles Hunsburger has left on a week's business trip in ehio. Mrs. Uunsburger and daughter Margaret, will spend the week with M rs. Hunsburger's parent.', Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Marker, at Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. Haiden entertained at dinner Monday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Thayer of SpringHeld. 111. Covers were laid for H at a table centered with pink and white asters. A party of IV oung people of River Park and Mishawaka. enjoyed

an outing at Hudson lake Tuesday

common dropped to 0.1 i.

conda -ne point to M, New York Central n$ to 1'2:,. and Crm ible l'j to 74.

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IP i ;s I;,-, eijit s. p dei;! ..' ; market Iig,t : pi iiof lie.iv b-g. "fill"'." 11. ".O; i ,,.., i ii ;.,. n l' 11 "' : t:--:iv v 'l.r. si l i.",-, 11..: l:-!.t Vrk-rs,

MAY VOItlv STOCK M Alt K 1 71'. Ni:W VuliK. Aug'. "0. Closini; prices on the New Yirk Stock

chanpe today weie ;

Allis-Chalmers Allis-Cha'.mers Pf.l American Agricultural .. American Pect Sugar ... American Can C American e'ar -V Foundry American Coal Products American i'otton oil .... American Locomotive . . . American Smelting American Steel Foundiies American Sugar Retincry American Tel. .Si Tel

! American Woolen

Anaconda Copper Atchison Paldw in locomotive .... Paltimore hin Prooklyn Rapid Transit . California Petroleum ... Chesapeake : hi

follows

Features of the day w ere boalin?. i " ' . ' V , 1 " 1 " bathing, hshing ond a picnic lunch- j -' orado 1 uei v Iron . ton j Chicago, Mil. A: St. Paul The Witwer family reunion w ill lorado. f-"tliern be held Labor diy at McNaughton 1 Chino Copper Park in Elkhart. .Members will be- Consolidated oas e T.,a; ,.,.. nn.,iu ! Corn Products

pieeni li'oi -.'iiio, iomon, 1001 ...

Mcs .-.3, f,0 I 2 14:; 2 1 j 74Ü '3i . . l ii 1 ;bi : s , 1"2"4 . 1 s . 1 2 .1 1

., 2 l 2 .11 l :.; i 1

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pig. v.,... 1 hi ; : ei:g! , t.i. Vs ink. s - l:e.iv" '.Ml V

m:v (.(i(iis mi:m.i. m:w n i : is. . ,hl. .ti..h - : aixl x.'iiii- i-r' Wrrii I 1 1 i . t x .itj.l li-.M ' :'hmv u- re in z I 1-,:.ii:.. M- n's v. e.-r w.ts ti-:n. Iliii gr...l- i i',,, w,;

i ' : i- T :oi. fin S... I 1 1 1 .

si'or (oil ii. en Ml 0;K. lg 2' Sim

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and Iowa.

YOUTH WHO ESCAPED FROM ASYLUM FOUND

r.LLSWOKTir.S SUMMKll ITlt sali: sTAins thi rsdav MORNING AT S O'CLOCK. Since we .bought these Furs priced have advanced 20 to 40 per cent. We will not advance prices while o-ir precH?nt stock lasts. . We think we have enough Furs to ast us throughout the season, though Lvying now you cet best selection. T J 1 1; F. LLS WO RTI1 STO UK. Advt.

Glen Gilnet. 18 years old. vho escaped from the state insane hospital at LongclifT on June 22, was found at his- home Tuesday night by leputy Sheriff Pay Parkley and taken into custody. The man madeno effort to escape from Parkley and does not appear to be of a violent nature. He is being held at the county jail and will be returned to Ijonqcliff within a few da vs.

ACCEPTANCE OF OUR DEMANDS ONLY WAY OUT imoTHKimoons

IMlIANArOI.lS LlVC STOCK. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., Aug. HOGS Keceipts. i.00O; market iOMlV liigber; l.ct beys. 511. ::o; )ruvie. Sll.or',i ll .'lO; pigs, !?t;.00'.10.no; ! i u I k ef sale, Jll.L1

yil.-Jd ('A'lTLK Iteeeijt. '.: market! strong and higher; choice heavy steers, j JSV "Zfn lo :21 ; light st-'er". Vi'SSa'. ..10: lielf-I cr. sLT-liS-Oo": eows. .'"."..'."'7 7.eK.; nll, j .." IXK 7 .IM r i Mlve. .1.(i'! 12..1o.

SIILPP AND LAM!;. Keeeipts. ."ko; I Northern Pacibc

market strong: prime sheej. Sn.-o lambs. Sl-OO'''' do.

Crucible Steel Pistilleries fc Securities ... Rrie

I Rrie 1st Pfd ! General Klectric

General Motor Goodrich Co Creat Northern I'fd Great Northern re Illinois Central Inspiration e'opper Interlioro Interb-jro Pfd International Harvester Central Leather Missouri, Kansas and Texas. Lackawanna Steel Lehigh Valley Miami Copper Louisville, Nashville Maxwell Motor o., 1st Prf.i. Missouri Pacific Mexican Petroleum New York Central New York. N. H. and II National Lead

- 1 n 1 . 1.. 4 . . . 1 . 07 'I . 71 . 1 o; 1 : o . MiU . 1 Hl U . .14 "4 . 7 3. .114 .1 1 1 :

4 1 . Ii".5 4

South Bend Markets

t; IIA IN AN I I 1. 1.1. (C.rreOrd llaily y V. It. srr. vtrl Milli. ll.lrHuil- .) WIILA I Paying. .! ,n j.e;- ;: OVIS- Paying 4U-; sebing .'o per Im. 'OUN Paying so ; ellinc per b.i. 1: v 1 : 1 Vi v i 11 tr. mi.- ..f 1. ij I'.hAN - Selling Jl :;u .r ft MIIiPLIMLS S.IIi.ig. .1 l r-r ,t i lb m,i:i i s. ;iii.t. i vo pHI t. GLI'TKN- S.iiir.g. Jl .11 per tut scit.vivii n:i;i - sriiimr. s2.n0 p cwt. CHICK Pi:i:i) - SrlflTjg. J2 2C";2 ."Vi j.'t

tw t.

I" A I. LOW AM IIIOI.-s. (Torre ted Uaily Viy rr. I.lppnuD. ?ll N. Main TALLOW-lp.ujvli. 2'-'.;. ; nu.U.el. No. I. C- .1" : No. 2. 2 ft Wi m I. 21' j.. r pi.

lMOL.S (ire'.'U, No. -, h 'i Pi It'U'Ö'".

si i;is. ((erretted Daily lir Warnrr Uro, M-eJ Storp, 111 L. Will no M ) TIMOTHY J.:.7.1 per l.i i:i:i -LYi:it in 1 r t u w jmti: ci.ov 1:1: -. :2 o-i j.i 1 :u. AI.SIKi: JlL'fH per I t: ALI ALCA $i:: mi .. r I n swi:i:r cun 1:1:- p. r i. 1 Ci 'W PPAS - $2 no per Vu. S11V PLANS $2.nnf'i2.1o per l.n LLCK e; i: ASS .?. -,r p. r t.i: ULLI I'i:.S - 1i per lei. MILI.PT- 1 7.1 j- r l.u. i;i:itM.. MILLL'I 1.7.1 j.er !,u. .1 ai'am:si: mi lit: i 1.7.1 p.-.- im. nrN;Ai:iAN milli; r p r bu. VK l I'll- $12 .10 Jier I.D. MAMMOTH CL !.i: spjo, .. r !, i.m: mock. ( ( iirrM lail l l.ijor ltra., . I.nititn s . m lha a U.. hkavy la 1 srr::ns 1 -.;r t ? - .1 il;71'-; j.riiK'. 71..'';s IP';S- 1 lor, IJM ;,s.. S7.S4; : 'i", l.

isja; J.-.n'.MO J.M., s II ; -'isj7.1: Jl, v. $' 1"- i L MIS Lie. s' f.i lo. . , . 1 "2 a ! SHLLl' Live. .1r.G .

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GLEANERS TO PICNIC i uusimx. md.. auk ...-Mr.. IN FUNSTON-S GROVE IZZJ: ON NEXT SATURDAY ! under arrest here charged with as. J Mir. l: with intent to kill P.enjamin 1'. ,1..! ..f Vn:i township Working, a neiühLor. ne of Work u,:i hold i tit 11 annual pi uio at Fun- inK's cows strayed onto the NVterer tou :rna on .-.Purday. Sept. 2. farm ad Workinc and Neterer enC '. G-odear. menPr of the .;-J framed in a rjuarrel over it. aft-r po-na .-;!!: ii. and Maor Fred W. i Working struck Neterer v. ith a club. K' '.!- r of Sl.uth P.en-t will he the l Neterer ordere. 1 bis wife to po into liitciple s-peakeis on the afternoon the house and get a revolver. Sh program. ! did so, firing tw shot.. One went At 12 ..cl.k a l.ask-t diner will; wild, the other entere! Workinp's

the sport abdomen. He will recover. The

Prize wiil I two families have een quarreling 'veil as fori tor several weeks, on account of the 0: l-tead v- Workim; stock gettm onto the Ntti ertr j-icTii-Cä.

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. .c t -t will t a W o

1 e 1. :':. I f.-r tbe-s ; tiie ..-st cake and l".t hibite.

Pen Paer and wife to Ldward Martens and wife parts of lots T2

land pjkefs lt Add to Mishaj waka. SI l.lM.n'-. r.mma L'fther to s, .,r L;;ther 1 aid Ijz.ie M. l.titlur lot ., t'omp

ton's ist ad.l to New Cailode. M.O11". Henry 11 Nely et al. to Cp.aibs

. C. Needy, lot 2 St vely's add ?1. '. I Puhl Wahlen to Joseph (Mvardi j I'd el.' Kaley's 1st add i 00. Malisa I.o.vrey to Kitlie Maik part i'f lot Ss powm.in place aid. $2.i'""0. ; William J. 'Noll! and w ife to

William Sweeney lot 7 west end sab

$;:: uo. Salomon H. Th'dr.ton anil wife to 1 tl.tstie Woodw.ird :iinl ilrv's

ia-id to Picr Park, fl.vv.

advisers today directed their energies toward accomplish in: two ebjects. They were: Si)cely, or if possible, immediate

enactment into law of the president's ! cattI.K

legislative remedy for the situation, in some form. Postponement. pendinc lepislative action of the effective date of the strike order, already issued for Sept. 4. Time jKlcnicnt Cnee'itaii. No one today wa irepared to say how lon it would take for congress to write upon the statute books tb.e pretentious juopram which the president has laid down a. his solution 01 the crisis. No one in Washington was willing to Rive any assurance that the four chiefs of the railroad men's brotherhood would finally .-cm-sent to delaying the strike until congress can act despite the pressure the president was admittedly eertinjr. Complete and apparently final preparations for a strike had been made by the brotherhood chiefs and by the representatives of the railroads remaining here. The four brotherhood chiefs have full authority to handle the situation. They

I .ilr i.lv Ii i m:iile everv oos..ibl

move up to the actual initiation of tl:-- strik'-. Th- lailroad fxrcätivrs' advisory committee, and the confer-

e-itv e f -iri.mitie : r.uii"a'i m.iua!

C HICAGO ritODK P. 'TiiCA;e. Aus- ''. ni'Ti i:n -i: -ceijts. 10.4;7 tul': 1 reanwry extras. ".1-; extra firsts. :w fir-ts. 2r2,.1.--: pa- kili' stok. nvJn24c.-. P("eiS Pe. eijjts, 7.M2 -a- : current receipt?. lvv2h-: ordinary first-;. 2".l :'.'.: firsts. 2.1 'i 2.1 V c : etr. U"." .'-; :'. ;

cli-k. li'i-ilTc: lirtW-s. ITVfVf .". , CIIL'PSK -Twins, new. dairies. ;

jl'.k-; yiunjr Anierictis. r.i'..e; 1jh h -in s. :

IS,'-: tri. k. LIVi: IMICLTUV -Turk- 21- : - I i- K - ' en. 1FIe: springers. 'S'-: rnester-, ' 1 .": ppt'sp, 1 2-: din k. MldTc I'OI ATOKS- Kfccijitu, :r i-.-r: Minne- I sutas and early obios. ifl.l'.i'! !.:'.'.

KAST 111 I AI.I I.I VI-: STIKK. PAST I'd I PALO. N. Y.. nz. :u

Ue-MJt.

N. Y.. Ontario and Western Penn.-yl ania Pressed Steel Car Pay Consolidated Peadin Pepublic Iron and Sieel.. Pock Island Sloss Sheffield , Southern I'at i;. Southern liailway Southern Hallway, Pri-1. . . Studebaker .'o Tenn. Copper Texas Co Third Avenue Fnion Patitic C. S. 1 lubber F. S. Steel

S. Steel. Prill

t Fta h 'oj-per I Vir-inia Carolina chemical. Western Cnion

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VLAL- l'..i ' "'i ".

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llirht: nriine t-i-r. $p.ih p...o : int-!i-; l

er trades. ' Jao !.oo. CA I A' PS -- KeceipH. 7-1 Head: iiiaikt active; cull t eli.-i--. - 2.V-I l..oo SHLLL A.NH LAMI'.S Uec ij.t. ?4n

Iiead: market jo tive. 2"- higher: jioi--e Westinuhouse Ple-tric

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10 oo; yearliuirs,

Ul S.tHI IHm;S- he- el;. ts. 2..1'0

hlclier: Vrker. 'K'Sfa 11. pis. i n.ooii'..7": mixed, sil ;.V 11.7.1 : h- ivy. ; Ml.I.V'i 11.."": roiiL'lis. .'..2.i''j'. sl : st.i-. I .7-7.l'i vl'-1.

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in.irke a. -five. !

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ers. in irnral fl(arpe if th. tioii lor to- ioals. weie fully pared t- meet a strike. :1

itu.i-; nre- l

sides f.-elim,' ran hieb apparent that lit-ct

oth

nn-l it was ne-otiatirui""

iTIHA;. Autriiiu- IIi."!i Low- CI-JSO WIIPAT sept. ii-ri,Äi : h::::, 1 ;7", i :ru fa i.-.v-j Ie.. IP.1LH4 H7;, HP. u:s':i1; Mav w'ii it.", n.-... n.i '(i:S Sei. s.-,"H h,; vi s.1 j 1.. 7'.1C7:i 7 72 " 72"'7;: M.iv 7'i-.''i :t 77!4 7 1 7 7"" '", MATS Sej.t. ll.; 11', l.'.K H Pm-. 47 f'' -s L7'v or-, Mav .ll&i.V. IMHIK - Sept. -7 T7 27 VI 27.41 27.41 1 irt. 11; P "tllo -';ili -s;oi I--. 2:v. 1 2:; 12 41 j::..io .I.-iu. -To 21 2l.:;7 2l.;d Linii-s-it. l ". s7'.;s: ie 1 ; s i.;.s7 ',: o, t i::!-:'i7 U.trj i:;7 V'.'.: I .-.. L: .V.'ij.12 l.'. t:7 i::.l' 1::..12 14. 1-i-."' 1-1 lJ l i .. l inr.s Sept. nr. n ii:. n.:;.f t lt.7 1 1 1 !.' 1 L.u 12 SI 12-si 12 Si 12.V1

Willys 'verla ml . . American Zim- . . . . Putto and Superior International Nickel Industrial Ab-. hoi Pittsburgh 'oa 1 . . . Kenniooit Marine

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MOM.V AM L II M.I . MAV oi:K. A11' ('.ill :....c tl.e t'..;.r .r t!ie New V.tk S-". change today r'll-1 at 21.- pe- . u t ; 21-.. per cr-i.t ; l,, j.. r i:t. Time ui ii.ey wa ui. - L. ri -e.l Uafe were; t'j .li. 'j.' t' '

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! II M'AGO 1.IVK sTO( l. ; l N I N STim'K V.UIPS. Hi . aml'. " I - Iloijs Ke. eii,ts. :;j.(ni: in.irKet. " 1

between the two partie.c to the i on-; h- tr.ti. utia-.s k: mixe.i ami

.x d ty. '.y-i'.',t j.er -r,T: 4 iin.min. ji.-r .lit : .1 ii4i.i.Pi. :;' ''" t p r ij rn-inths. 1 :ft '. ;i per -eiit. Tiu- rr,a-ket f.-r Prim. M- r. . Paper w.-i 'all ii.'.iii'.v in I.cTi.P.r -v . r i-eiit. Steril!'-' P.-f..it.-e wa e.eiv t.'i siri- in P. inkers' I'.i'.N .it 1.7.1" fl.-m j ii-J : 171' t'.T -u.i v sLe'O . f .1 '.m..av l-l.N.

t 11 -... (a:iN. III"A;. Ail-'. ' PLNiNo VVHL.M May. 1 Is .1 -.W1 t.li . ; Seta . s 4o.'.,1

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7'-: Sept.. v. .

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o.Ts ln. e:.r . 44' .'.1

svpt.

trovei'sy wer impossible.

t.i;t- Ii-rs. Pij''ci:.Jo: "p.7'.i 11.1.1 : i-'iih lieavy. ' ; , tin- lv. 1 1 1 o .;-

issri: waiimm;. Sulk. .P 4i'V7 11. 111. CISYILPP. Ky.. Ausr. rO. The j 'AT I LL i:e.-. ij,:. 1:

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f . ;i.a ...1 V . h 1 ilt.. ---iilti-.i-

issued a satenunt. to shippers that riM, f,M!,(-.r

freicbt will be received c-nly

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THOMSON!

AND McKINNOM 201-202 J. M. S. Bldg. Member New lrk stw k Kirlunif, Sfw Wrk utton a'!inr. Nrw OrlntA ol ton l.trhn(f , Mr(u s to-W Ktrhinrr, hieao IUrd of Trad ard lD1ian Ikinkrr i . tUion. Iirrt l'nU Wirr to riioviis StKl-S'!: lioiiM .,-2-20ys.