South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 314, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 November 1916 — Page 4
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THE SOUTH 3 END NEWS-TIMES
BARNHART AHEAD
BY 364- MAJORITY
Heavy Vote Cast in This County Returns Rochester Man to Congress.
Official Vote in County MONEY BET HERE
IS BEING HELD
happenings in and about town I il , i pv RfPimi pa
GAMS
PRESIDENT Vice President . . . U. S. Senator. . . . GOVERNOR ...
Lieut. Governor. . Secretary of State
(contini:i:i niM.u ir:i: onid j Auditor of State. . Mrr'T ötoTi.H,-,!. ! Treasurer cf State K.iward Keller s totni vote u.-is rut , Attorney General.
Supt. of Public Instruction .... Statistician ..... Judges of Supreme Court. Judges of
Wilson (d) . ..97v6 Hanly (prohi) . . 439 Parker (pro,0 . .370 Kern (d) . . '. . .95 39 Taiwan (d) . . .9456 Adair (d) 9503 Dai ley (pro:;) . .355
Moudy (prohi) . .4291
Niblack (d) 9471 Cook (d) 9450 Crittenb'er (d)947S Hitler (d) 9466
Stotsenburg (d)04 75
Hughes (r) . . Benson (soc)
New (r) Watson (r) . . . Goodrich (r) . Farmer (soc) . . Bush (r) Jackson (r) . . Klauss (r) . . . . McMurtrie (r) . Stansburv (r) .
down nearly
Scott (d) 9446 i Ellis (r)
ZbO hy the !!i.il re- .
turns on the- oiüce of tr;isirfr. The ofürial count ives him :.-'. 7 adinr-t j Jor.es' 8.05.", making K'-il'-r'.- ir.:- i jority, 1.2 4 Charit" T. T.ai'ey. who was reileeted as sip-riff, anl iMwaidj S Swanjii, repuMie-in, rn ole a hard j
liirht for this tü ; iiulev' major-( Appellate Court ity Lein? S20. His o?e v.mm 1 -s , Rfcncrter against S,0S for .Swan son. ! c . r Karly inromplete returns show-,; OUprems Lourt . Charles A. Hacerty to ho h adit;:; Representative ..
the ticket, hut his total v. as cut i Prosecutor j Montgomery ( J ) 95 07 down conFldrraMy l.y th- official if0:t Znnninr IHnfprtv (A 0rS
Rcnresentativcs . . Gorski (d) . . . .9268
Kann (d) 9338 Morris (d) 9438 Cox (d) 9403 McNutt (d) . ..9399 Moran (d) 9387
Roberts (r) . . Myers (r) . . Harvey (r) . . Batman (r) . , Dausman (r)
.7961 . .658 .7869 .7902 .7943 . .658
7867 7955
.7881 .7888 .7885 .7893 .7878 .791 1 .7892 .7865 .7869
Quite a Fortune is Held Up Pending the Outcome of the Election.
Willcox Claims Party is Anxious to Have Fair Count of Vote.
Zoercher (d) . .9363
Barnhart (d) . .9532
rurer. In his rare for the joint i-er.atorshi p of St. Joseph ami Mar-
acninst
.hot.anl
I Liberty m:olo
:.:-7 for his oppmi'-nt, j Treasurer I Keller
majority of 1.141.
J.
:gs
i Sheriff . I Coroner
i urvnvr.r
Second District.
i-hall countu f "rumpa rker, otes acainst t: i i ii l:iin a
1 I M IJ .fMU IDWUS. All of the democratic candidates for -täte renresontativ e idled ur
jjror.d vote.-, the lo-.ve.-t ma jority i Commissioner heinc. made hy Marsion S. ior.kiJ First District ütcainst Charles a. i'.yers His ma-! Commissioner
Jonty was 1,.. 1.; and his total vote was I . 2 0 S against 7,f',. for T.yers. Imtav F. Ilaslanfr reccdved th highest vote amnni,' the candidates for representative, beatinc V. K. Cady. who secured 7, SC I. Ccor ;" V. Hepler made the l.ej-t majority anions the representatives. cettinK J.C1S niorf votes than Kussel W. Ceyer. Hepler' vote was 'J.l?:, ami (Jevers 7.M5. Dr. T. J. Swantz was re-olerted coroner over Ir. Karl I. Warner. Dr. Swantz's vote was '.t.LT.l and Ir. Waner'a was S.OS.", divine, the former a majority of 1,10''. Thomas Williams was re-elected commissioner from the second district over Walter C. Miller hy a majority of 1,495, receiving a total vote of y,3S.S ayainst 7, 893 for Miller.
Haslaner (d).9435 Hepler (d) 9433
(d) 9207
Bailev (d) 9128 Swantz (d) . . .9254 McClellan (d).9455 Zeitler (d) 9589 Williams (d) . .9388
Adams (r) 7892 Hickey (r) 7799 Devine (r) . . . . 793 1 Crumpacker (r) 7927 Bvers (r) 7955 Cady (r) 7864 Geyer (r) 78 1 5 Jones (r) 8055 Swanson (r) . . . 83 08 Warner (r) . ..8085 Leslie (r) 7823 Moon (r) 7768 Miller (r) 7893
THREE SUITS FOR DIVORCE ARE FILED
Two Wives ami One Hiishand Armim Partners in Their Petition.
MEN TO MEET TONIGHT
Contents te ha Stabil at Laurel and Ivaley SdiooN.
A meeting of the men's athletic cluh of the Laurel school will he held this evening at H o'clock. Indoor hasehall, hasket hall and volley ball tames will he staged and arrangements made for the next meeting. The Kalcy school men's athletic cluh nM meet tonight at 7:.'!0 o'clock at the school. T o of the second round of the indoor hasehall irames in the newly organized league will he played. At 7:;:o o'clock the Kaley arec;ati(n wil play the J. K.'s, the second Kanu: of the even
ing between the and the Silver s:;;o o'clock.
eedy Ten players
Hdges, sUirting at
ANSWER? IT'S EASY
Hire t'aise C ontinued Thursday City Curt.
in
County court husiness has heen light during- the election and only a few cases have heen hied in circuit court i'.nd superior courts. I'oth courts were closed during the early part of the week owing to the interest the attorneys were taking in the election ami its outcome. Three divorces were tiled in circuit court while the election excitement was on and a fourth was tiled in superior court. Kosa Sandmyer in her suit against tto Sandmyer charm s that he is an habitual drunkard. They were married May 7, and separated Oct. L'S, iyi6. She asks for the custody of. their child. '.rssie Arnold claims that William P. Arnold continually found fault with the way she kept house and nagged her constantly. She charges his scolding became so unbearable that the was fon-ed to leave hlrn on Nov. 1. They were married Aug. 1, 1907. Mary Drown Long refused to cook meals for Ldward S. Long and he wants a divorce She told him that she did not love him and wished she had never married him, he claims. They were married Iec. II, 1114, ami she left him Nov. 1, 1916. Charles II. Longacre left Maud Iuigacre on April G, 1904, and has done nothing to support her and her
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
From Records of Indiana T1tl nnd Loan Co.
There are quite a number of local ; i
citizens, well known and otherwise, who at present writing are on the anxious seat. They are the ones who favored the election of Wilson or Hughes so strongly that they were willing to wager quite a bit of money as to the outcome. Just now the Wilson supporters are more cheerful although neither side has given up hope as the election is one of the closest in the history of the country. It was estimated about a week before the election that around $100,000 had been watered on the outcome. There were many bets made during the last few days previous to the election and this amount may have heen doubled. The holders of the money are keeping it until the result Is sure. There are .quite a number of young fellows In the city who may sport a new suit within the next few days; or they may not sport their new suit. The suit money is tied up and naturally they are worried. In addition to this the man who agreed to push a peanut around tho block is having a few days of grace.
but he would like to have the matter over with and Fettled even though he lo.t. The suspense is awful.
Whitmer to William T. ILM in Rattell's second
Henry A. Worm., lot
park addition, $4.000. Joseph C. Paxton and wife to Mario I. Lake, lots 27:i and 274 in the third plat of the southeast addition, $000. George lie rn hard to Herman Siewert and wife, lot 92 In Oak drove first addition. $1.000. South Kend Highland Cemetery association to David A. Austin and wife, lot 265 in Kidgeland section In South Iiend Highland cemetery, $20. The St. Joseph Valley Land Co., to Ieo Przybysz and wife, lots 63, 211 and L'lS in Lincoln park, $600v Fred W. Keller and wife and Leslie C. Whiteomb and wife to Seth Hammond, lot in LHibail's third addition, $2. Charlotte Uenz to Kachel V. Denir.ton, lot 4 Stern's suhdivision, $1. The Mishawaka Realty Co., to Fred L. Hawkins and Gerry L Patties, a lot on Union st., Mishawtka, $4o0. Joseph I). Oliver transferred to Herman Joseph Alerding, lots .11 and 32 Oliver's first addition, $2,340. Charl Swanson and Swan II enricksan to Victor Johnson, lot 16 in Riverside summer resort, $1. Swan Henricksan to same, lots 13, IS and 19 in Karnes' tirst addition to Riverside summer resort, $1.
i children
married
since Jan.
then. 4, 1SÖ9.
They
were
For the eighth time the assault; and battery case that is resting ' against S?t e Nykos in the city court was set ahead. The affair in w hich Joseph Simon was injured happened rn .Sept. 16, and since then the case ( has been hanging lire. Nykos is releaded on k Jl.ooo bond. The 1(im w i come uj again on Nov. p;. Cases against Alexander Kolka. M ." W. Fisher st., for seduction under promise of marriage of t'hrvst na i Nemoth. who is rot yet "1 years old, ' was postponed, a-' was the assault! and battery charge brought against j Louis M. Mucha. n22 Webster st.. ! by Stanlty Paja kow .-ki until next Tuesday. C.it.s againt Uiwreiic ' assault and battery, were also set i
a head.
SPEEDERS ARRAIGNED
One
Man Fails Pond i-
to ApHir and Forfeited.
Mi-
Three speeders were arraigned in the city couit Thursday morning. Fen MoMison failed to appear and the bond of $1". that had been furnished was forfeited. For the conenience of Kene Warner, his case was set ahead until Saturday afternoon, since the oilicer who made the r.tiast failed to appear. Four witnesses who were in the machine at the time of the arrest t tilled i.- the case against II. Cohn
FRESH MEATS OFFERED
Cold Weather l'orve Producers and lluyers ln-iile.
i for speeding. The 1 tifv next Monday
handed down.
orhcers will tesand a judgment
WILL FIND NEW JOBS
Pi-chana-d Sohlhrs to (ivi Work After Leu ling? Army.
Frish meats were again on the market Thursday morning, selling. a about the same prices as on la!
S.iturda v.
sausu ie
took
to 2nc o.uoted Ot
IS
Spare i ibs sold at I " c. to L'Oc. pigs' ft et e and
tse lev a pound, "hale bam
m increase in price from 17
App'a s vontinued to
J 1 a bushel. p ars 7 "
k.1 e i .mi n r. d ' s t a t i
turnips the same pri. e Fggs remained at 3;e tt.r at 3 4c and tauli-
Wagons uer i'.rawn
carrots and per lushcl. a. thzen. bi. tlowor 2'c About i:,
on the south side o' the Colfax bridge Thursday morr.imr a en::
erably sn. aller number than on last Tliursd. A small crowd came early to buy and left later than u.ual. The n'.arket houe was again In. use.
Up a v.
All discharged soldiers from the r gular army will hereafter be assured of employment after the hae stred their term of enlistment, according to information recened Wevlnesday morning hy Sergt.
rwtes oi HP- uuai army recruiting
on. Recruiting otfices in the 23
largest cities oer the country are to be the chief factors in securing employment for ex-soldiers. Wages o fie red will range from $L'0u to J.'.öeo a ar. Ui'.c applicant was rejected at the local recruiting station Wednesday because of central unfitness. No other applications were received.
OFF ON HUNTING TRIP
Chief Detective Kuespert to tlournry to Michigan Wilds.
TO TALK TO C.IRLS. J. W. Rittinger, instructor in the high school, will give a talk in the Young Women's Christian association library Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock. His subject will he "Current Kvents," and all members of the association are most cordially invited.
Late Bulletins
International New Service: PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9. The Evening Ledger, republican, at 2:4 3 p. m.. concedes the election of Pres't Wilson.
International News Service: LOS AXC.F.LKS, Nov. Six additional precincts in Los Angeles county, leaving only 10 more to be heard from, gives Hughes a total of 132,369 and Wilson 113,20, a majority for the republican candidate of 19,161,
NKW YKK. Nov. 9. Republican National Chairman Willcox tDday issued the following statement regarding the democratic charges of election frauds: "So far as the democratic claims of election frauds are concert ed they began to raise the cry of fraud before election. The history of that party is such that it illy becomes
them to raise a crv of this kind. All !
right-thinking people are concerned in orderly elections and in an honest count. The republican national commKiee will insist that the vote cast for the candidate of this party shall le properly counted. We want no vote not properly cast for republican candidates and shall take every step to see to it that the vote that has heen cast shall be rroperly counted. The bluster of the democratic leaders will have no e.Tect on us In our efforts to see that a proper and honest count is had." Asked what specific steps were being taken Mr. Willcox sarcastically replied: "We have not called upon the attorney general of the United States nor United States district attorneys nor other officials of the United tSates to supervise the counting of the votes in any of the states. The voting machinery of all of the states Is under the administration of the authorities of each state and our representatives in each state will take all needful and proper steps to ree that the election laws have been obeyed and that all votes properly cast shall be properly counted. It follows of course that the call for an honest count, which we demand, shall be joined in and requested by all high thinking citizens of whatever party. "We welcome the fullest investigation possible. We have filed in detail all of our expenditures and are ready to file any further information desired. "I do not charge corruption nor fraud with intent to deceiving the people or of petting a head line. That is not the way that I conduct a campaign, hut if there has been any proof of any fraud it will be prosecuted vigorously."
M'CORMICK IS CERTAIN NRW YRK, Nov. 9. Democratic Chairman made the following announcement early today:
Keports received up to 9:30 maJce it tertain that Pres't Wilson will fcet the electoral votes of California, i ;dexK-u and North Dakota. The
issue in Minnesota is still in doult. but we feel that before the final figures are in, Wilson will be in the lead. "We believe the president will probably carry Minnesota." The republican secretary of state of New Hampshire today officially notifed repubhean headquarters that the complete compilation of the votes o' that state give New Hamp-
J thire to Pres't Wilson by 9 3 votes.
The republican managers immediately transferred New Hampshire on their list of claimed states from the Hughes to the Wilson column.
BET ON WILSON IS CAUSE OF ARREST
Iitern.it i.n il Newsservice: ' PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. 9. Three hundred nd seventy-three Multnomah county (Portland) precincts complete out of 37." give Hughes 41,051; Wilson, .13,4 LT. Six Oregon counties complete and 29 incomplete, including Multnomah, give Hughes 111,277; Wilson, 103. 830, making Hughes total lead over Wilson 7,417.
Round for a 10 days' hunting trip
to northern Michigan, Chief of De- j tectives John Kuespert left the city j Thursday afternoon for Marquette, I Mic h. R. 1?. Jones, manager of the i
Oakland garage and F. C. Franz, sheriff of Rerrien county, are leaving with Chief Kuespert. The party will join four others-, among them Dr. DuGuid and Charles Franz, both of Custer, Mich., on the way to the hunting reserve. Sheriff Franz lias a section of land just seven miles from Iake Superior and six miles from the nearest railway at Marquette. Deer abound in the country and it is the hope of the party to bring back six or seven.
International News Service: SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9. Pres't Wilson's lead over Charles Evans Hughes was approximately 3,öu, with 403 precincts still missing. Returns from .".r. 12 precincts out of 5.917. give Hughes 44S.401, and Wilson 4 51,910.
Al! -god Forger ioes Rioke When Money i Paid to Hughe Hacker. CHICAGO, Nov. 9. Edward Lindner, under arrest in New York, will be returned here to answer to many chares of forgery, alleged to hae been committed while posing as hia brother, Henry L. Lindner, a business man. A detective started after him today. A bet of l.oo on Wilson was a factor in his arrest. The stakeholder in New York paid it Tuesday night when Hughes' election seemed assured. Penniless Lindner began a telegraphic attempt to win f:r himself the reward for his own capture and still was negotiating with the Chicago police by wire when the latter asked the New York police to arrest him. Among other things Lindner is alleged to hae stolen real estate deeds from his brother's safe and to have obtained loans on them in addition to forging his brother's name to manv checks.
LITTLE BUSINESS DONE
Men Art Tint Much Intei-estod in Flection Outcome.
Revenue receipts have lessened considerably during the past few
days, according to the daily report
issued by William F. Kirk, deputy collector of the sixth district with oluces in the federal building. Receipts Wednesday amounted to about $105, a decrease of over $S00. The political situation is held responsible for the deficiency Average daily receipts amount to more than 1,000 normally.
CHAMBER WILL MEET
DAR0 WINS TWO FALLS
Will Complete Arrangement Annual Meeting.
For
Ikwii, 7.-ko Rcfore Crowd of 17.000 Wrestling Fans.
the Tim
defeat d Z'Ao in straight fa Iis a wnstiing maUh sta-r ! 1 :'ore 7uä fans ..t th.- lliav.-.aiui hl! V nes Jay Right. 1'ato won tk- T
fall in 1 mir. at. - v. i'
on..
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Tlie rt-ular metting of th board of directors of the Chamber of Com-no-rce will be held this eening at the Chamber's o:!":ocs. Arrangement wLII be completed for the annual meeting of the whole Chamber at
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it. !
with o'Jjer had;:..: Lould ir this city durn
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wh the
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h the re I I a-: year
rts of the orhcers for will be read and the
a-et will be installed. To-me'tii-.g is the last meeting oard for this ear and thre
changes in
the personnel
diowing the election.
MAlIUIAGi: LICENSES. Ralph It. Kelley, meat cutter, Mishiwaka; Jeanette E. Vitale, Mishuw aka. Carl L. Twiford, lineman; Mcrtie Rurkett. Louis Miller, lahorer; Myrtle Alice Taylor.
Berry Brings Penn Back to Stride
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STARTS INVESTIGATION
i New Hampshire District Attorney I
Told to (ict lluy. 1 r.terr.st i.n 1 1 New- Servi :
IIOSTOX. Nov. y George W. An-j dersun. I'nlted States district attor- ! ney. received notice from the depart- j ment of justice at Washington to-; day to make immediate investigation 1
and to report upon the election situ-1 round intercollegiate champion, ation in New Hampshire. Special who has been the leading means of Agent John Reward of the depart- 1 ringing the Fniversity of Pennsyl-
tnent of justice left Immediately for ania. football team back ir.to
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G.O.P. CANDIDATE
Herbert Quick States That Republicans' Lead Cannot be Overcome.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 9. Herbert Quick, member of the regional farm loan hoard and democratic leader in West Virginia, announced upon his return here today that West Virginia positively had heen carried hy the republican.'.
International Nevs Service: WI I RELING. W. Va.. Nov. 0. At 10 o'clock this morning Gov. Hughes was leading Pres't Wilson in this state hy C.124, with 1,342 of the state's 1.713 precincts heard from. The totals were : Hughes' 112,496; Wilson, 109,372. Cornwell, democrat, apparently has a lead of between 3,000 and 4,000 over Robinson, republican, in the race for governor.
1 MARKET QUOTATIONS
MURINE STOCKS
FEATURE 1
11
Opening is Irregular But 4 Strong Tone Develops and Prices Go Up.
Irtern.itJon.il News Service : NEW YORK, Nov. 9. After irregularity in the initial trading on the stock exchange todaV the market developed a strong tone and after the end of the first 15 minutes nearly all the active issues were established at materially higher prices. Most interest was attached to the
trading: in the Marines, with the pre
f erred advancing 42 points to 12
and the common 1U to 45. Trading in Steel common was on a scale very large, first sales beings recorded as 12,000 shares from 122U
to 12 3, a net loss ot l poims iroui
yesterday's closing, hut within nevt few minutes the stock
strong and ranged around 12: z4. There was urgent buying again of Central Leather, which rose 4U to IHV2.
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GERMAN TROOPS GAIN
Take Mountain Pass From the Rus-so-lloumnnians.
Iatcrnatinn.il News Service: RR R LIN (via wireless), Nov. 9. The capture of mountain heights from the Russo-Roumanians southeast of Rothenthurm pass and the repulse of Russian attacks was announced by the war ollice today, 10 Russo-Roumanians boing captured..
HOWARD bCR.S-'V Howard Lerry. the one time all-
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Iuternatlon.il News service: HCCHAIiKST. Nov. 9. Russian and Roumanian forces in Dobrudja have captured Hirozova from Field Marshal von Mackensen's German allies, it was officially announced today.
WOMEN CLAIM VICTORY
I'arly Returns lYoin South Dakota Against Suffrast.
Ir,ternathnnl News Service: . NRW YORK. Nov. 9. Announcement was mad; today at the headquarters of the National Woman .Suffrage association that the suffrace amendment was carried in South Dakota. The iasue in West Virginia is still doubtful, it was said.
International News Service: .s'lol'X FALUs. S. O.. Nov. 9. With only one-fourth of the state still to be heard from, the Women's suffrage amendment vote stands: For. 10,917: i gainst, 18,276, and seems doomed to defeat.
INSPI.GT PLANTS SIIIPPRI) JIY MAIL. Fnder a law passed hy congress March 4, 1916, Florida i making ariangements for the terminal inspection of all mail shipments of plants and plant products, except vegetable and flower sev?ds. entering the state. California, Arizona, and Montana have already established such mail inspection services under the federal law.
KÄST IT1ALO L1VK STOCK. RAST nri'FAI.O. X. Y.. Nov. ! 'ATT LP Keeeipt. 'S heail : market .slow; prime üteeis, y.tKK 10.00; butilar trades. JtJ.UOSJ. "ALV1US iCtM-eiptrc. 12." head; market flow : cull to choi -e, $4.."0'fiT2.7ö. sir:i:p and la.mp.s itwipts. ...o l'o:nl : market" a-tlve: cholee lamle--, 510 lo s.": cull to fair. $.:wa 10.00; earliiiL's. $7.00''' 0 OtR sheep, i'.'.'itfq s.40. JpMjs Iieeeiptj. ö.t): market slow; Yorker. .s.."iOrtt.77i: pigs. "..V; mixed, 5H.7U1; .!); heavy. . lo.no fa 10); roughs, :.(; stags. ?7.uo(js."r.
TOLKDO ' CASH r.KWX. TLi:iM. o.. Nov. . ClyOSR: win: at cu!h. i.yi; Iex-.. 51 ; Mav. .l.t)7T. POILN Cash. ?1.(0; Iec, 6.V; May. OATS Cash. 57e; Dec., e; Mar. C'2"c. i:yi-Xo. 2. .1.47. CLftVI'K Si:i:i Prime, canh. .KfC,: Ie-.. 511 im; Jan, $11. 10; Tel... $11 LV. Man h. .H.tijLj; Jpril. ?10.C0. ALSIKi: Trime. cash, J10..V.; Ie-. $P.ir: M ir h. 5P0. TIMOl IIV Prime, -jsh, J.'JO; He--., 52 4": MarcL. ?2-J.
NITW YORK STOCKS. International News Service: NEW YORK, Nov. 9. Closing prices on the stock exchange today were: llis-Chalmers Allis-Chalmers S978 American Agricultural S6 American Reet Sugar 102 American Can Co 63 American Car and Foundry ... 70?i American Cotton Oil r41i American Locomotive 97 American Smelting Ill
.'American Steel Foundries .... 6TH
American Sugar Refinery il 19 5i
American Tel. and Tel. American Woolen Anaconda Copper ...... Atchison Raid win Locomotive ....
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel Brooklyn Rapid Transit California Petroleum Canadian Pacific Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago and Northwestern . Colorado Fuel and Iron Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul .. Chino Copper Consolidated Gas ........ . Corn Products Crucible Steel ................. Distilleries and Securities .... Erie -. - Erie 1st pfd. . . - . ... . -.
General Electric ......
General Motor Goodrich Co. .............. Great Northern pfd. ....... Great Northern Ore Illinois Central Inspiration Copper Interboro ... Interboro, pfd. ............ International Harvester Central Leather Kansas City Southern Missouri, Kansas and Texas Kansas and Texas, pfd. ..... Lackawanna Steel Lehigh Valley .........
Miami Copper Louisville. Nashville Maxwell Motor Co.,
Missouri Pacific .... Mexican Petroleum New York Central . . New York. N. H. and
National Lead Norfolk and Western Northern Pacific N. Y., Ontario and Western Pennsylvania People's Gas Pressed Steel Car Ray Consolidated . Reading Republic ion and Steel .. Rock Island Sloss Sheffield Southern Pacific Southern Railway Southern Railway, pfd.... Studehaker Co Tenn. Copper Texas Co Third Avenue Union Pacific U. S. Rubber U. S. Steel Utah Copper Yirginia Carolina Chemical Westinghouse Electric Willys Overland
American Zinc Butte and Superior Pittsburgh Coal . . International Nickel Industrial Alcohol Marine Marine, pfd Kennicott
1st Jfd..
II.
1" 1 . 55 . 9 7"; .106'.; . ss . 6 o . S4 - - T Z . 1 1 n . . 1292 . 95 U . C4 .139 . lS'-ü . 92U . 458
0 Q . . 5 3 ..181 . .7S0 . . 71 U ..119 . 4 4 3i - .106 .. 67U .. 76 H ..117 . . 1 1 S V .. 27
9." a Hi 09Vi S4 10 vi HO1, 103 2 GOV. 6S?;
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CIIICAtlO. Nov. 9... Opening lllL'l. Ix.W WRKAT Pec. P7f?N7 l!0hj IS? May ls:c.,(,i, irrj"; 1 '.-, .lulv 1 " ' 1 't' l-''-'s nu:xIee. S.' 1 i 9Hj mo; .May 91 ,4'o,.", :C,"S s .ItJly I'l 9.; 91 OATS ii-. r" 7 "s, ri!H r", Mav 3i'i .".. 71. PnilK !. L'i :. 'jr, : v . .Jan. ;.n 1,'.." LAKI De-. P170 17 17 1;.70 Tan. 1".7."V 1'' 17 l." 7o .V ! .1 v 1 " '. " 1 1 ; 9" KIP.S Jan. 1 1 07 1 4 jT U u",
rs.Ci .V.
y .t. 17.ci ; 1 : I-:.-.. 1 J.u
DUY C.OODS MARK KT. NRW YORK. Xov. s - T?ie ,!r.v
u.arKet was sir''H uuring t;,e
trading was restricted. t f 011 utiilru shewed Hii increase of ".cp j r cent
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an ,
SPOT
XPAV YORK Rio No. 7. 9 '.
unTti:.
X'v. .V Spot c fTje quiet Santos No. 4. lo
South Bend Market: GRAIN AN" I I I. I I. (Corrected Dally by V. Tl. starr, -Uri MilU. II) dritulic Av.) Will: AT Irving l 7ä per ba. HATS Paying 4W---; selling iV.. per bu '( RX Paying s.-; sehing $1 per ba RVi: lViTinjr si per litj. 1JRAX Selling HJ) per tut. MFPPI.INtJS-Sellii!,; ji t j,fr nt. ciiui'i'iiu ri:i:i-suin i.9o pi cwt. (IH'TKX-Sellins: J1.70 j.er t.
SCRA1CI1 l-'i:::U Selhujt ?.40 cwt. CHICK ri:i:i Selling ?-,.2'";2:.0 cv t-
pe pe
LIVE STOwr. (Correrted Daily by 3IJor nret S. L(ia St.. Mitbawak.) HEAVY FAT HEERb Fuir to o4 7yzc; prime. 7J.i5iV. HutiS-110(120 It s.. I7.S0; 12CQ1S0 11 i'rPBü bullaeiti. 17VtiC per lb.; cliloool liiaon, L'OVic; eel. 17ViiC. Frrah winter caught 3rrseJ vrhlt CsL, He lb. Black Dlamoml brand Lcnlf codflsa. 22c 1U. ; smuked cbiaojk aalmon, 30: moked wLite flsb, lGc.
SEEDS. (Crretsl Dairy vv Tanfr rra , St4 Store, 114 K. Wayne ht ) TIMOTHY .GOijS.OO per bu. ri:d cluvi-:i:-45.u')'u iu.00 per ba. WlHTi: CLUVKR- i'J2 (o ;r bu. AISIKR Ü0Ö11.CV per bu. A Ll'A I . l . - $ 1 o k fa 1 V) SWKET CLO V r? U 10 O0C 12.00 ptrjt COW l'RAS ?1 "i.'.o.) per t.u. SUV BKA.SS-t.'.i)'1:iO per bu. BLUR tiRASS-per bu FIKLO I'RAS-J.io per bu. MII.LRT 1.7." per bu. GERMAN" MILLET-L75 irr bu. JAPANESE MI Li ET- $1.70 per bu hcn;arian millj:t wo pr nu. VETCH a wyil-tf. MAMMOTH t LuVLK-?si)'"-jri na
HAY. RTKWV AND IKED. (Corrected Daily by he lVe.iey Millei 1 lour and I eed t o., 4Ht S. .Mic)il(M.n hi.) HAY rayiojr. JHu'al'; heiiing. JltaiG r 1 . 1 U' 1 1 . ' .. . . .
oui.ui i u)tu$, j prr iou, beiiiLg il
per bu.; aerll
11.1i' I per ton. er &'K- per b ""..-! UATS--layius 45u .. '( '.s ' lug eOiü.")'- itr nu.
.111 , 76 . 29 Ti . 109 U . Wi . sou . 101 . 2-SU 12s 22 4 - , i .105'; 6 0 124 .1121-2 4 5s r m 7 . H . 4 0" . 54I2 ;7 41 51 141 . 4-:.K .1205 4
o
CORN' ry inc.
05 per bu. NEW CuRN I'jyinc illL', ,v0c iter bu.
ilMOTHV SEEI)--waTing
frliing. S-.A) per bu. ALr ALKA EETJ- (Montina Selling. Jl.'"- per bu.
$s.lO; lnniflG'J Iba fS40; 10.'U190 IS 75; 190 ib. and over. js.TS-
per ba ; seliin -" per tu. ; .eil
S3 per bu.
growni
Iba..
rnoviMoNs. (Corrected Dally hj V. W, .Mueller, i:. JefTern It!t.) I'RT'IT Linnes. .;i-.e. ;oi,:
p.-r ! s .
;.i 11. pper
P' i' ;
( ü fi 1 -r 1 -"Zen ; len..r
Selling, per loZell ; ,i;.;.;ev
ffl .iO per toi.; nelli'.it'. .'-'. YLGETARLES ,1,;..,..
s Hinz, . per r : pot.it
I'JI 1.1. pel uu., M uu, pei k BETTER A NT Eoi- -.try
j jiayinr. ;ro'-A.J-V ; I'v.M'--.
ery nuitpr, pajin. t'-; ,.tu E-'x. ctri. tly lie;i. pivif.r. ."-jj-i:;;. inc. i'V'li'n:
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1 .",
P.'.tfer
e.) r , 4' e.i-
TAI.I.OVT AND HIDES. (Corrected Daily by S. . Mppinam, 211 N. Mala M.) TALLOW Roucti. rendered. N' 1, 4(4T.".-; No. IV 14'-. wool 25:u)o per lb UIDES Green, No. I.'lCSlftc; ralf akla lC4i5c
CllirAOO LIVE STOCK. T'NIO.' ST(CK YARDS. III.. Nor. 9. IloGS Reenii.ts. 2tL0oo: market IT.-
Lieber; m i x e 1 ind buteberif. S-'X'Si'it.lO.Hf;
ui en ,'ifüvy, io. n; roncu neavy, jtCi;! 4.5; lisbt. -s im;j9 i5 ; pics, ?6.4yti; s.; .ulk. $9.4fK,4..'UL ATTLi: Re, ipt. r.ooTj; market vt...,,y: ,trft. .j.OiKW125; rovr anI i. eifert. f-'t.s."6i9 7." : stokers and feeders. :" ;;.7(.i: Tevaa. i'.oij S.77 ; calves, tH I'll 1.7Ö. SHEET Eev-flrts. 11.000: mirket .te.i ly; native and weftern. JEO07.C5; laiiiNs. sl.sT,'.i ll-i.
M exit ;:n
nthlete who only recently from M-ldierinc i'ii tlie border scored 12 of tlie
in the Tenn .-"täte c.une thi;s Le.it-
the l ing his collect 's old time rival which
INDIANAPOLIS LIVE MOCK. IXDIANARmLIS. Ind. Nov. 9 HOGS Eeeeij.tH. E.loo; market TV- lower: tet li-Cs. .PK; beavies. S.4.VfJ liHii : pics. .7 ";." :. bulk of s.,ie. 9.4.1fift.wi.
returned i CA'ITLE Reeiju.. l.-jin; inarkt
Te-iy ; et;r,l'-e l,envy ü'HTv s.7."j 1 1 .E ;
Concord, N. 11.
winning clati. This remarkable u on io eatily last ycr.
live-. 4. ( 'ff il
SHEET AM I-V.MRS-in;.rket s-r,..,,y: prime l.lTIlbS. 'ic'-loOO.
-Ref-Ipta. 4i: l)-p. J7jüo;
MONEY AND EXCHANGE. XT.W .YORK. Nov. I. Call ni-.:,.y on ta tliw.r of the New York Sto k Exi Lance today rnled at 2 i-r -i.t: bicli. pT eent; low, '2 per e-nt. Time money wan oy. Rate were: id) days. .". pfr e-nt: X ibiyj. r.1- i-r f'ont : 4 montle. p-r wit; ." inontba. ir eent; i inontJis. Zlt1! l"2 rr o utTue,, market for Trinie- Mereantii" Tajx-r a slw. . Call money In London t''!.y was 5 per eent. Merline Excbanjre was Pill with business in RankTV Rills at - .T- 11-10 for demand; it 71' for D-d -ay bill, and 1. '.. for '.u-day bilN.
( Ulf AGO I'KODl Clf. CIIM'A. Nov. 1. RETTi:R Rrelpt. 4. 7'. 7 tnlm: ere.inierv extra. .'V'-; extra Crt. ."." e; firsts, Z',(a:'Ai ji-: paekinc ntM k. vr '.y. EG iS Re. eipt-i. 4 eases; esirrent reeipt. 2-i-U'; ordiimrr firsts. ; firsts. ;,.';,-..;-; extra. :"'. o.-: t;e ks-. joeo-jle: dirtied. s.iZ-. CHEII Twins, new. S'.v- dairies.
l
Lorn?
yoiiric Ameri'-as. lui.
briek. 24.
LIVE T H'LTRY Tnrke v, l : ,-ldek-
er.s. 11i14: princers. P'.1- : roasters. Lit-; ceee. Lv-il.: 1m ks. Y.'.f.t U: i'OTAT Urs Rec eipt. irs; Minnesotas und 'blos. il.:Xl.i: WiotiMu white. tiA7.
Read NEWS-TIMES Want Aris
POILTKV AND MEATS. (Corrected Daily hy Jtianora Market 12 t. Jerfertoo Blvd.) TOULTRY-Taying. ll'ul-:; ei:iag. 2: VEAL Tajlog. 14Q1; ailing. i;y JO". " BEEF Roast, 2V; bollinj 124c; porterhouse. 'Z2r atrloio. 17c HAM Tay:ni. IS. LARD Sell. ag, lie. risii. (Corres-td Daily by the Fastw-no-1 FUa, I'oaltry and Sra 1 ood Market, Y. Vhiogto At.) Ftrlct'.f freab nufLt (Jrenn'-d k;: f;sb 1'1'y- I'-, trout. I'.'-": j k - r !. I'-'--I ( reh. ,.5!j'-: round .o-!:o-.s. i'l'..-; !. 11but. wb-.de. l'4li-; entr uT. Z- -
! THOMSON
AND McKINNON 201-202 J. M. S. Bldg. Member w Tork .to-k r.iranf, Nw York Cotton Eirhjir w Orteiwu Coxtoa r.rhng. CLlr-xn Stork nxetukarW Chleao XVoojrd of Trmlo mtd ladiAa lUukrrs Amx;aUoa. Dirvrt FHwie Wbr to All
nioxrr? noil 20-291; Home r028-r09.