South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 233, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 21 August 1919 — Page 4

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THE SOUTH BENO MEWS-TIMES

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WILL BE DELAYED

Let The Wedding Bells Ring Out

Hearing on South Bend Rate Increase May Begin Late in September, Belief.

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Irho" Co for an in' r ;. j .it S- ;:h V.ud v. .11 pot1

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w..- ;!. oi.non o: l.iu! 1. I l i r. .. i

;'r-i ii. Jt.'hr, r t anl i I r . r ; Yan-j A .k 'i f th s t . i ji iiiii'- s-r w ; ' r.i t: . - a .n. hf r- to-! i A rr..ti;y i !' j'h(." f.t' s urc . t i thj or:ir:. ;.'.-. ti for yt tt li:. -nt fo'dowir.iT ' Th" Idank'-t ir;fTf,i.-f- a ithoriad by; Co-tu. i ''T C 1 1 i r I - -r i unbr, i;"v T !ini r.t r ontrol. TMrty-thr Indlarri. fi'l' s nrf nf-j fected by iotit ions of tho Central1 II:. ion ' 'o. Valuation-. ;irf now on file, j for? the fornrniy.' ion of th-- prop-! rti M in South Ilnd. M 1 -h a a ka , A'.iliu.n. Kr ral.il'. ill-', an i ,i f v other t iTif ., ii h a r s';lt of r .isf which were i Palincr 1 !'(. rf- th; wir-.s wfre turned over to th f?ovCTRIH"nt. ; May Ilrvjulro Ini Tim-, ! The hearing on tli" Central Union petitions will r'-'iulr snn-.i! vvee.ks, member )f X,i- commission flf cl.Hf. Th täte body haH ori!iT""l fl'.f'.ltH cf th 1oo1;m and burdn- o tho company la the vih"n rlil-wht-rc Itu TOii'H nie asked, a;.d : thfH will not he completed for; bci.ir time. Two examiners will nhl th" Ifiirr rarinhrr.i of tho co!in;-ll;j'. wir will Im In flinr;' of thn telephone i petition. Kdwln Coir of HIonnilr.fr-

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ALL O' THAT GAVE- VOU THIS MOLIMIN Cr !

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THE MONTH

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I ) Ir you LL i HAVE. TO J sfSj) W ' 1 J.

ARREST ONE. BUT IT'S TOUGH JOB

Three Hurry Up Calls and Plenty of Ammunition Figure in Single Capture.

! fr w-s ordered to ru?h to the as-

j Mtnce of C.issldy. Chief Kiln told j Diver lo pick up u trafüc coj on h:s way and to as f5t as possible. It was not lonj,- until another ' hurry-ul call was r. ctlvei from Ofj Jlcor Ulmtttad ?alr.K to cnd the ' ambulance. I A collection was started anions

; the remninin orücers at the station;

to buy Ilowers for Ca.cidy, but this

DISCHARGED SOLDIERS OF FOREIGN BIRTH TO BE NATURALIZED FREE D.Fch.ircM pldlr.H of for.-, hirth will tf naturalized frcharge If thoy apprar at th" : -n's or?1r Thursday rnorr.Ir.c at

I o clock, witn two Americans a v. ,

was frustrated when the ambulance;

nesi-ps and thir dlsharK pa; .

returned with a lonely xcart d man ; At thls Urn lhy w,n fxara,r,r'!

and at 1:30

o clock

thy are r -

whose mental capabilities t-enud to

be quite limited quired to report for f!nal xarr.ir.aThe man when taken l efore tions- ' Sergt. O'Connell for booking said his! name was Wink Seal, that his! HOPI n IAAR VFTCRAMC

home was in Benton Harbor, and that he was hiking to Plymouth to

TO ORGANIZE HERE

A hurry-up call was received at

police headquarters Wednesday J

the southern section of the city near . f,,nH .the end of Michigan st who aldi gXt PT?on. Organization of a branch r.f thi ne ena or .Micnipnn st , wno 8aia nnd when qufstioru.d as to wny he tl . rflUnr., orld WÄr i that a strange man was actinci.... . r. . .fJ national cojn.i. world at

oueerlv ind was rarrvinir two bi- i 3 b "Gorans, will W n Thur-lay evrnin. quterl and vsas ,ar0inP t,o did not have it concealed but -as j at s oVlock whon all vt.tf ran!l of th.

ü . ! carrying it on a belt and that he did i Sergt. Hichard O Connell unme-, nQt lhi..fe R j

fiiaieiy noiinea Asst. v-iiiei in i once

I William Cassidy, who volunteered to

"I'm not danperous." he said as

world war. rrc.iriV.rs of rank or ier.pth of wrvlce or plare. will nie

ü. S. AÜTHORITY

INDIANAPOLIS MAN TO HEAD K. P. WORKERS IN NORTHERN INDIANA UNIT

I-VniAN'APOUS. AuT. :o. W. H. Ithodehamel of this city will leave for .South L'end Sept. 1. whore he will take up his duties as divisional sUTirrintoralr nt of 14 cnuntirs In the

Superintendent at Hcalthwin northern pan of the state for the ' P 'cp'a 1 n DnU i Klhts of Pythias. iS UOmmiSSIOneU m rllU- Mr.Rhodehamei has been asso

ciated with the Commercial Travelj ers' association here for the past 11 ! years'.

Local and Foreign Market News iocks Grain Cattle Provisions

STOCK MARKE

lie Health Service.

I , mi per in-

ÜTEEES F

ton 1 lr.ertlone 1 as oi o of the poslh! pxiitnliiT:!, FARMERS TO KEeTtO ORGANIZE DISTRICT

RS TO! I

COWS

A tnetlntr of tlu farmer of Intli.tr.a .-ill bo hld iit I'lymouth l'rlday, AtifC. 112. A busin ss ;!!""!l!iK 1 pi.inne l for tb- mornlnvr, ntul u jiroKratu of entertainment Is blnir nrliirce.l for th aftrrr.nn. This raort-Jti'-r H t.illod by t 'l Indt i'ia l Vdri ntin of I'armers nssorl ith n for the p;rpo50 of perfrc' inr tb. Organization of the first il-flct Otlirr districts In th1 ri.ito h:iliiL, alre-.dy p rf-rted thlr or;r-. nidations. The Ft. Jo'"p,, Civir.iy l -armer Cooperative, aro. 'ut'ou bus been

IT. ('. I'ii kwoo-1, M

t r. !'?; t nt llralihwln tuberculosis

lm-j)!t iL ht'n l."-n -oiniiilsvlone

; n-. .1 tu -Nt ant ct:rrcmi In the

f: Si;tt: nuldUt heulth servl-e. to

h.ivo full nuthorlty In nil govern-, merit f-avcM whrro Obliers, sailor?, marlii'-.s or nurses uro rent to Health-1 win under the plan rxeluslvrlv re-1

J j)ortrd In The- News-Time of A up:. 7. j i Already two Kvernmr;it cases j . ' lire behi' e.u-ed for at Ft. Joseph;

county Iinsplt il. The bureau of : UNiy Vydy IU Tl UlCUl llltlll

war risk insuraneo of the United S:.ites pov-niiMf nt is paying" the exit r.s.e Dr. ICIrkwood was netln' assistant surgeon In tlio juibllc health I -servo before the outbreak of the war, but resigned to accept a com-

From Stockyards Fever,

Says State Veterinarian.

army whou hostilities bepan. Ills coi!ir.iNs!(i;i will not aiToot hl work as superintendent at Healthwin, pluco the oi.lv raser he will be re- , t , i ulfrd to (are for will he those sent to Healthwin for treatment.

nsked to 5e.. t :-"eraI men from

cich township t) rrprrv-rnt th" H-.'-bbs tb.e two cares not

rounty. Atten.bmte, hfv.ev"r, ts not Healthwin. others have been exliir.pefi to th"e ilrlc-ates nnd nil of;nmhvl, but In thev-o it has been tb.e farmers of the county m e urK"'l found ntneee.sai y to keep the men to be present. In carrying out th , hero for treatment, sr.ipf t'on tlbt delegates bo seleet-; .

cf'. tne roiiowinp: men jiuvn neen r.amM to represent Ft. Joseph countv: John F!asterflay, Nelson I'orter, Henry Zimmer, Leo Van Hess, iz Zrltle'-. Sam I?eper, Frank Schäfer. H.irl 1'ettchT, It. FI. Geyer, Iayton M incus. Chester Iaidlaw, Ira I'ilery. Krar.k It. Yoder. Mllo Dii.tdale. John I. Kbersoto, T. II. Jackson. Ii;'.r.-y A. Krin, Asa F.. Matthews. r.ork-- Miilil.en. Clem Moehel. Herrn in Gopprrt, Jame.5 Mc"ab-, .Mi'b.n Proud. Henry Fisher, J. 15. Shi -?y. Charles Hr.pel. feort:e J. K:rk Robert McKniht. Brt

p. Horace Ixuic:'. r-y.

LOAN ASSOCIATION IM SUIT TO SECURE S750

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So i ' b. 1 irr d has f; ! ii nt of . 7 ." " a - a i:i mi-, lo .i.rhc Pan bar Pyb-v. who-o tri:.' i ;i!:!-!"'U-;i, -..id ia : la s .it tha

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INDIANAPOLIS. Aujf. 20. How hundreds of cattle, beinR boupht at

mission in th- in. diral corua of tholthls time by Indiana farmers, for

feeding purposes, and particularly how calves may be saved from the ravages of stock yards or shipping fever, was pointed out today by Dr. L. L Northrup, state veterinarian, who 'recommends a simple, inex-

atj pensive treatment of all shipped cat

tle, at stock yards and upon their arrival at the. farm. This Is the season. Dr. Northrup &ays, when Indiana farmers are buying shipped cattle in unusual numbers, for feeding through the fall and winter months. These cattle almost invariably are exposed to the shipping fever, when they mingle with other livestock. Ho asserts that the btate and national stock yards abound with the bacilli which produces tho fever Frequently, he adds, from eight to 10 of a bunch

! of cattle suffer fatal illness from

exposure. "The treatment is simple and certain." Dr. Northrup says, "It is t.0 inexpensive that no farmer can afford to take a chance of losing even a single head of his feeders. It is a vaccination that his proved 100 per cent, cfticient in Indiana. "The only reason the Indiana livestock sanitary board doesn't undertake to enforce this vaccination is that it happens not infrequently that a buyer holds shipped tattle- only

for a few days, awaiting an advan-

ENS FIRMLY

United States Steel Heads New York List at 101.

Market Gossip

play the

the leading role and capture j "bandit." After a few minutest

iit the court house.

! C. F. Centrum, frnnierly an am;. ; officer and at present a de partner.

he was prepared with several large UUlVOIUr-nMDUC UHUIMUt .inspector for tne national cour.cb

calibre puns and a gat. -nd afterf 1 1 A I ITH MflR 1 1 F PRAH'0 Indianapolis, will have charce c?

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i. lading mo noys at tne station rare-

he was led to a cell.

CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE

well, he departed. The men at the station were restless. Presently another hurry-up call was received. This one was from Chief Cassidy ordering additional policemen sent to his rescue. Hush Aid to Cassidy. This time Motorcycle Officer Div-

NEW YORK, Aug. 20. The low

est price on record for sterling what is the real reason and where is it to end? All explanations offered so far seem plausible but are not satisfying. Maintenance of way

employes of the railroads, 600.000 !

strong men, are presenting new demands to the railroad administra

tion and the steel employes will soon; settle among themselves what their j

attitude will be, all of which leads to the thought that continued advances would certainly be a desirable condition, provided that the source was able to replenish the

l supply. Industrial conditions are

By United Tress: ' NEW YORK. Aug. 20. A firm tone featured the stock market

opening today. Steels were strong j assuming an unhealthy aspect and

DE A THS MAKIlir.D YKAU AGO. Ni:v." YOKIC. Aug. 13. Irene Castle, dancer and moving picture star who was married here on May T. to dpt. Ilobert Tremaine of 1th ira had been tccretly married to Cap!. Ttremalno for almost a year beforo the New York ceremony, accord::.,; to the New York Herald this n:r a r.oig.

; FOREST FIRE ENTIRELY

SURROUNDS MONTANA CITY, SPREADS RAPIDLY

n. Fr.'.fM Pres3:

with United Statt-3 Steel opening at 101 3-8, up 1-4 and Crucible at 137 3-4, up 1 Mexican Petrol eum was off 1-2 a point at 170 1-2. Central Leather opened at 92, up 1-1: Baldwin at 104 1-2, up 1-4: Studekaker at 31 1-4, up Just before noon there was a slight recessiou throughout the list. Among those stocks which held up well was Sinclair Oil which was up 1 J-8 at 55 1-8. The firm tone which marked the opening, continued throughout the

Iirst hour. Numerous specialties!

made good advances. Tobaccos were irregular. Rails showed firmness. Reading was up 1 3-4 at 78 1-4.

there are already companies suffering. The National Conduit reports a Iosh of over $COO,000 in six months. Liquidation has helped tho market, but it Is doubtful if conditions as they exist warrant sustained advances.

Local Markets

EAST BUFFALO LI VF STOCK. FAST BUFFALO, N. Y.. Aur. H. CATTLE KecelptH, 700; mnrket slow, fteady: prime teer. $17.(x)fUs.K: butcher grades. $10.tKtl3.5O ; cowh. fall. 00. CALVrS Receipts, 4.V; tuar'et active, steady; eull to choice. .UHKd iM.OO. SIIKKP AM LAMBS Receipts. 400; markt active, lambs 2.V up. sheep steatl v ; choice lambs, Slfc.OO.'rMv.V; cull to fair. $12.00; 17.7.": yearling. $R:.ov? ll.eo; sheep, $5.00Q HOtlN Reit I pis. SU0: market slow, licht "JV up, heavies hteadv; Yorkers, .VKn J.M'.-; pigs, JJl.OO.'l..: mixed. .l'-JOOl-JJ.: heavy, -.'l.rrimjl"."; n.ugbs, $lS.0C(älS.50; t'Vgf, MO.oo lö.oi.

V. o::i saf' have rata- !; ,.v for .-vma :: : . i -. -

and several j tageous opportunity to resell, of Missoula Dr. Northrup estimates tl

' '."LA. Mont.. Aug. 20

arid children were rushed' v huic.'.re is of b.eads of steck

e n a. stroyed

bui !. .1 north of Missoula; Dr. Northrup estimates that the !.!-.; today. The flames are : livestoc k interests of the state may cooitol. jsac many thousands of dollars by tow:; f Mon.iivli. in the j sbapb.. precaution against shiiping ;::-. -. as surrounded byjf,.Vre. '. b t -'.rda', with the fii-l .

i: farming a living

A pie.-.. ' j.ro;. rtv p.ort-.:.- . .1 1-.' 1 1 . l ) ; i r . '. i : : . r T !. a r , y 1 . i - 1 . i d led to Jhe ;: I: y. ; i ! ! hi- !! nie

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Iii- fire. '.-.. .-d ih'tt

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n'S are smokt - 'reek tlri'. oe r

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CONTINUE MANY CASES IN CITY COURT TODAY

STARTS "UNFAIR LIST' OF CHICAGO GROCERS

W.! I v. .;?-; I e.r IT Fa:l r.:h r T;-.a n '.a. J: lb.e

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Y. 1 r. : w -f or ti". m ; r .tt to: :.. - :" 1 ::.' . r of f a.--1 s to . b.i t ! w ' ! , . ;

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II!''A('.f. Auf c: . t watch . e i:!-o.-. :-. Fnifa

Announcinp;! 'J.Dbi Chicago re-, ! States Dist. Att-

WOOL GROWERS TO ERECT WOOLEN MILL

EDMONTON. Alta.. Aug. 'JO. Kicctiun of a cooperative woolen mill at (ithc-r Ldinonton or Calory was deeided upon 1" tho wool groweis of Alberta at a recent convention here. It is expected the mill will absorb practically all the wool thrown in the province and Alberta

CHICAGO LIVE MOCK. CIIICAOO. Auf. J0. HOC, Receipt!. IC.OOO; market -5c up; hut. hers, $lvavc l.Sr: parking. Jlrt.-aOltlv.:;:,; lights. ?ls.Hrx21 00; pigs, $l.."Ofd,ls".ä; roughs, ?16..H'Kf"i 17.0O. CATTLE Receipts. O.änO: mnrket steady: beef. Sio.oo'a 1S.0O : but-'her Ftnck. $7. 207 10.(H ; annersi and cutters. $l(XKi.(t0: st.-kers and feef'.ers. .7.on'?i It.(; cows, $7.J0Arla.(i); calves. $l'..rtir.f: SHKKP Receipts. C2.ao: market CV lewer; wool lambs. $10.00'e;lS 25; ewes, 8;;. 00'n 10 .00.

IMTTMtl Ri LIVK STOCK. l'lTTMU'lMh Va . Aug. TJii. -CATTLi: - Receipts liht: market steadv: cholee, $15 J.v.tPi .00 ; jri.f.d. SH.5I";; 15 50: fair, $11O'vTj1'J.Ö0: veal calv-s. sldiYn S2 '). SH Kill AM LAMBS Receipts lizht: market stt-ady : prime wcth.-rs, S10.."iO'? ll.i; gt'id. ' ?0.ä0'7 o:Sr. fair mixed. !S7..".ti'.;,..t0: birab. $10.(Vi.17.rt HoiiS Ke.-t'ipt. 5; m.irk't slow, lower: prime heavy hops, sjo.cVfi "0.7a ; naduims. .t2l.iV'iJl.S."i: heavy VorlbMs. S'.'l -r.ijl.s-,; li-!t Yorkers. . CM o )',' JO.50: pics. S17.7.V0 -jo. 00 : roughs. ?1S.0 ri:A; stag's. $H.lHi'd lä.OO.

tNOIAN AI'OI.IS I.lYi: STOCK. 1N1HANAIHI.IS. Ind.. Au?. 'JO. II((iS i;iceiptü. .N.50O: market "Jt". bwrr: bet heavies. ?-0.72r..v: mediums

to choice.

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Clr.e today declared he d an "un f 1 ir list" for - farcers and ulready had : ail the na:a o7 a . aia-a-tl ! t cr.ts a s : : a r and 4.S" a Jt.':h.d

produced 47 per cent, of all the wool

snM Iivf vear throutrh the Canadian ' T.rd luied. .'O.70 : common

. , ... i NJ0 75- bull; of sales. $0.70. inoperative (.rowers association. i f ATT LR Receipts. LP); market The sheepmen will receive the cur-j voiik: steers. s.4 to IVmi; cows aad

rent market nrice for their wool at heifers. -V.W'fJ ! H.

the mill and in addition share in; iho prorits of the manufactured;

siii:i:p

deidv. top.

Rc'int s

$7.0 'i N 00

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market

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'r oo.'.s. All their wool now is ship- ; cd to mills in eastern Canada and the United State-".

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EXECUTRIX OF WEISS WILL MAKES REPORT

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!:';, pp. chairman of tb.e .'.a ". 1 o:.;m:tt-.' ,.f the ;:. '.-tt at :oti. .sscrt;d b.e t!.ai k r". trs wer.- -plitf la s up into small lots

v.Vi- t .1. in ..ir.oin;

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LUMBER MANUFACTURERS DENOUNCE PLUMB PLAN

fö. The

ex-

CillCAC.O I'KODl ( K. Chicago. Aug. . r.rrriin Creamery extras. ...",'.; standards, 521-c: lirsts. ,"i4 Kri.V. 1 : s'..iids. 4 Va.PaVve. U;;s Ordinaries. .1 r.71 :y firsts. 4U.r4LM.c Clll-TSK- Twins. :".ir.lbr; Amcri'.ns. ;H,u.:k"'.1vC. POULTRY Fowls. .lie; Sticks. 2c : ireese, L'Oc; sprlnes. tllfTr.". ; tat keys. POTATORS Receipts. 17 cird; Mla-

S;VAKi ". eo -wt.

aAT, 8TRATT AND fTET). ! Correct Iilr 7 rfi TTej M11U l"Iur and Fel C.. 4M & Michigan.) NEW HAY Paying S20 to J22; selling fZQ to $35. &IHAW-rajlng V to Jir, telling lit I MI-OATS-I'nylng SOc, (.elllngr 00 to 95c. SHELL CORN Paying 1.75; elllng J.CÜ to 12.20. EiK CUKN Pyag fl.40; Belling I1.SO to 12.00. TIMOTHY SEED- rnylof 55 per bu; elllne $...iG. CLOVRR öRED Paying bu.; wiling $15 bu. alsykj: clover g 21.0a ALFALFA (Moutana grown) $15.00.

' CHAIN AND riEP. Crrrtd Dallj by O. TT. Barren, 5lr Mill. i:jtraidte ArA SHELL CORN Paying $165. OATS Paying- selling 10 to tGc. .foiiik nuuJr2. MIDDLINGS Selling $.'i.00 hundred. CHOPPED FEED Selling, $3.15 per "SCRATCH FEED-Sellluj $L2ö per WHEAT Paying $2.10.

LIVE STOCK, iCerrM-t Dally by Major Bi ti. Lgm St.. MUbttfkU.) IIKAV PAT STEERS Us'.r to good p. fa lie; prime. JfijUc. HOGS 150 lhg . 20- 15(Vjl73 its., -u1,-."-; im up, i'ic.

BCXDS. Coirectj Daily to YTamer Bros.' SJ Mtore. 22tJ h. Mit hi can St. COW PEAS 4 00 to $5.00. .1 A PAN ESE MILubT M to $3 50. RED CLOVER-$:5 to 12S. I IMUTHY G 00 to Ü.50. RED TOI $J.00. SOY BEANS 5 to $& SOUDAN (JRASS-Wa per hundred. SPELTZ $4 (O cut. WINTER Of HAIRY BETCU $15 00 per busliel. .si .v. I..MVKRS-25c lb. A LSI KK $25.00 to .'SXO. 1.1. E GlL-isS $a.75. WUITB CLOVER 5-200 to $33. SWEET LOVEK IS.0O. MAMMOTH CLOVElt $M to $C0. ALFALFA $-4 00. HtLu 1'EAcs 3.50 to $4.50. FOILTRV AND MEATS. iTrrectd fitiily Uy Jimoiir' Merkel IIS E. -4tTrBoa Dld.; UEKK-licast, 30UWc; toiling, ;0c. LARD Paying 40c, eelllug 45c. rnoDici: market. (Corrrctrd today by th Srothtraood ro-vry. iSO N. Main t.) BUTTER AND E 'GS Creamery butti r. pajf.it; 5 pouiia, selllui: t'Jc pound; Lountry biitttT. paying 50.- pound, selling ,Vc pound; esga, paying 4(m- dozen, eelllug C2c dt'Zeu. tRCPra AND VEGETABLES Fruit I. California naritJ oranges. tiC: per frozen; lemona, 55-- dozen; bauanaa. lOo pojod; Virginia potatoes, $3.6i bu.; new cabbage, selling pound. Wvwi 55Ü0OC.

'HICAC,(. Aiiir.

ecutive conunittce of the National ' n.-s d

L-arabcr .Manufa t-arirs- a.ociation C HICAGO CAM! GR UN. was on rteord today opposed to anj- CHICAGO. Anc 2i W Iir.AT Nf.

HIDES AND TALLOW. (Corrected today by S. W. Llppuran, 211 :. Main tt.) Hides. 25&Ve; calfitklns, 40ft70 RenJereJ tallow, 5:7c lb.; L'ceiwax QUc pound.

PEP PERM INT OIL. I quoted by the "Oil, Paint And Drur Importer." Peppermint, tins .l0ß S.io l bottles 10 00'fjl.)25l rectified , S.Co's '

0'. Her . ,,f nation:. ligation of ln,lutrie i red. .2.2Ü1 '.I 2.2. : N. 2 red. V2 -1

for! ., .... . .. (URN No. i ve (.w. l 'a'.cj '.oi ; .. i i lU-oims m Chicago, the commit- v. m. v.v r. veiiow. fl.W:! rnv mwrn nixiro nr

. ompoed of leaders :n the lum- v,, 4 veMow. ' 1 '.: N'.v C. vn,,w. 1.f".:; rUA HI Vun Ul I lud MllC

No. 4 veMow. N'.v C. yi!oiv. t.f

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CO lo ltUM"N liOUI.AK D Y Wo:;. r.'.-. ;.t.. i. . i 1 : &ai ok-rs. i-2 K.nd. I ..:.,. j

SAYS WIFE WENT WITH OTHER MEN: FILES SUIT K In a I 1 1 .It.-r s.. s his v; if.- ncnt tlo r ir.en a. month after they . : :,.m :cl. and aft: r t'M months of r : . 1 : r i S bfe hi wite- Alice llal-

atai r.: borr.e Tor ;;nl"he 'o'iple wrre :n..r- .'. tills .,ir, ar.-l . 1 1. 1 Iter has asked s ijo rior i-ourt.

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l liit vi states railed the I'lunx plan ...w. v.. hta '1.

er irulttstry from all part.s of thelN.

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MlXC'l. No. 2 N

WITHOUT ELECTRICITY

..nd lienour.i ed the Kemlrick -Ken on ' OATS N

, : to regulate the packers by 0 iJ x':pkU M . ihccr.se. R " l : $1 . VJ 1 .57 " 1 I TIMOTHY - w.'.i'O-'rTir

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Mi:.lVILLK. Fa.. Avu- lfh The; priiie :-sli story of the season comes from -rrawford county, where A j . v. r. a pet carp Whenever he fools I like -r'r.c tlshln? dlr a few worr..- .'I-.! throws them into the1 tank, itcup.ed by the carp. If the

!:h ANNorXClIMEXT. j ob u look b- Harold Hell pas:

CHICAGO GR UN AND PROVISION. niK'AC.l'. A'ur. -"O.

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.v.. hs thi r.i. the ni.tn u'e's his and izots nhir.sT: if the carp .s tbcm up, the man stays at

lb -inn t hem-. fi.lin thai it is no dav for

$I.i0 i '..-ha Thus the man tii; irc that

, he loses p.o tin.e, and he alwujü re1 ILlWi 'ilTH ST'. Iii:. 't..rn- with a nice string of hsh, uc72 30-20 A'Lvt. I cordin 7 to the biory.

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Openln? H'.gb I.w CLse CuRN Sett. W'a l-'e-, b:'.j 1s4':. I..-. 14 145'. H. lCv-4 M.iv lid lb b.7 1".7 DATS Srpt. 7 TS ; T",l-fc 7.t To. -a. -- i I . . . ' ' o J M.iv 7 71 l4 7 7V. I'mKK--Se;d r.LVi r.i 1 12.20 4.110 'n 12.20 LARD Spt. : V. 2.H 'J 00 27 M 2v-" 2 2-N.r.o L's : R IBSSept. 24 40 24.00 2119 21.00

Br Cnitei Pres': ! CHICAGO. Aup. 20 Cities In the: to ti' er valley were still without ! eleetr;c power today, following re-; fusal of 6 3 percent of the employes of the Hatavi.i power plant of the ; Aujora, KlKn and Chicago Klectric railway to obey an order of federal ' Jude Lvans directing the receiver f f ?hc company to resume operation of the p. ant. The men are continuing to hold out fo: a vapo increase cf 21 cental an hoar. Judge Evar.s ordered an' iiicreue of six cents. A meeting was to be held this aft- , ernoon between representatives of I the company and the men. 3oth

sides sid today an agreement as to

Twa3 Fords, belonging to Frank Evans of the Walter's Lry Cleaning shop, and W. H. Möhr of Dallas City. III., crashed at the corner of

Washington av. and Iafayette blvd .

Wednesday morninp t bout S o'clock.

both cars hut no one was injured.

the meeting nnd explain in detail th workinrs and idvantasre tr be derive.! from 5uch an organization in the city.

.o to nn.wDovs ixi.in iy. S.lk iov1. blick or whi'e.

1 j idzes. $1 kind Dollar dar . two r ..r

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Final Clearance Sale of

Summer

Coats

nit

Dresses, Skirts and Waists

Coats Wraps Smart Coats and Wraps reduced for quick clearance at $10 $15 $20 former values to $49.75

Suits Every Spring and Summer Suit in the shop including Jerseys at

$15 $20 $25

Former values up to S59.75

Summer Dresses Reduced for immediate clearance

S3.95

$7.75

$9.75

Former Values to $25.00

W ash Skirts Former values to $10.95 at $1.95 $3.50t-$4.95

Smocks-Wonderful

-Waists values for

Dollar Day. See our windows.

For Dollar Day we will give the following discounts on top of Oar Sale Prices'. $1.00 off on a $ 5.00 Purchase

$2.00 $3.00 $4.00 $5.00

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117 Sovth Mich! gun SL Correct Apparel for Women