South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 257, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 September 1922 — Page 4

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES THURSDAY MORNING, SMPTLMBKR 14. 1 922

PREDICT RECORD ENROLLMENT FOR

Youthful Murderers Tell Local Police of Killing Taxi Driver

Ohio Youths, Both Under Age, Tell Harrowing Details

of Killing.

31 ore Than 1.000 AlreatI v Kei?toml Helicr Majority Arc Yvl to (nmr.

(Continued

From Page One.)

perado, preferring to hang his head

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1 : he r. xt f

T.i.n r.rn.'üT.r :

I ) or prater trip n Hundreds- f ! campus and n til

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unwilling to face his questioners.

Hanson too, faltered in his speech and displayed a bad case of shattered nerves. Their faces were

drawn

f . ...... .1,1. 1 1 - . 1 . 1 .

1 ." fun l an 1 1 r-i x ji .1 1 blood and took it off and wipd the 1 ford er. throwed th sh'rt in tin- ;icld j Ve then rot in the car and drove 'rj. I nlso took off my collar aril

loft It In the taxi, a No the necAtlr. "We then drove to Plymouth, went through Plymouth end were going to Ft. Wayne, but wo took tn

wronjc roau. we got :r

POULIN HEARING ALMOST CERTAIN TO BE DELAYED

r r : : r. r

and haggard, their eyes dull,

from lack of sleep and both ap-

peared glad of the opportunity to

on.e ntte" 1

. . . . . .1

nnn; 1 uo not know the name of I!. xV topped and AVhiey' askpj a

couple of fellows the road to 1'.!'

Judge Who Will Hear Ca?e Yet Unnamed Attorneys Will Confer Todav.

BOWUNG SCORES

COM.MKRCIAI, LEA CVF.

SWASTIKAS

. 01 .12 ..!'. 7 .125 .125

(Continual from Page One.) chosen, as Poulin'? counsel has

I. JiroiJSkT P. Whitman ..... A. Jatoky J. W4 treuer C. AVbiteaiaa Total ni.ri: IURI TIES Powers Kaxe Kroll Wo r den

Ccstell 1D

b'. 11 i;t

1'T lb' l.vr L-7

4. 47J 4tt 417

CHI 7T7

l.Vi 107

We then went to Plymouth j xPresed a preference for havintr 1 Itaumf artner

sjot to PIj-mou:h ftiul'thc hearing: held in this city and not

confess everything.

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withr th.

r the fr:u fsvf 4 tr.it of !'. year. a' f .1 r 1 on th

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f-f th" upper . Iani-n har k at th:

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tlnie. irdu-ites !hr .- of Int yr-irV FfsderitTheir arrival nritll the

jirohih'y to ;i ;o;i the early ru-h. 1 A (mrr.ittee of 2i upji'T el.s.Tnr nre ro-etin' new ;;. dents at the railway 'ati-m and i,'ivir .4 th:n ; ry ;il',:an''" sn tin-t re:ter-

d ;i r.d lo ated. iMtI More Ilooms. , v, no;j nrejnent that tlij temporary dormitory of s hii'h Kev. Leo lfe;jT m rrefM t. will rot b" ready for ii,c!ip'incy for three week, ha ld to a dennri! for tenipor.tr looms irs the c ::y. for tho-c who J..i- in.nl reservations iu tiio new h tll. About -i'0 stud'-nt.s wlio t xp' ttd to be hoii-ed in the ra w dormitory will h.ie to move to the city for three veek.- ;is every available b-. I and room on the campus i tak'-n. Father ('( itn;)i. prt'ec: of the off-rampus studnits. is Lein? s"..jmped with reiue-ts for addition, il rooms lue to tiie delay in the innii!(tion of tlo- dormitory and is b--irous of obtaining a number of t.-mpoiary rooms in the tity for the period of thi'' week. Anybody having roon.H to rent temporarily :ire re.ueted to report or phone information to that effect to Main '2- 2. the day ptud n! ot!i-e on the 1 ;i!iipu-. Many "Da v-Ixlc:oi." .Vearlv .100 stiidMil. h.ave already I .-, n reentered ;n "day-dodrer" und are encratririfT rooms in South P.er.d. Ti; number is exrcted to he more than doubled durine; the next o d ays. 1 'natures in ru!e of discipline thereby tipper clansmen will be granted more privilesjet than were bid in former y:nB will be antm. ar.ee, 1 Thursday bv ll-'V. James iiin!.ni, perfect of Iis. ipllne. South Ib r.d bu?!nevs men are reriding readily to the unlersity's s.ppeal for jobs in the city for .-t.u-d'T.ts de-'ir'.t: to work their v.jV llmiuch 1 ollee. James Tte'.l who is in cliar-e of the city em p.oy nvrnt bureau, arinoum ed Vedne..ay. Stu-i!-nf. (lpiruus nit!oy mei.t in the r.ry ;1! find a numher of opporiunltifH hted witli Mr. P.eil in t!ie il'!0 of the registrar. Ar.r.onrcMiifM tb.at the ri'-w football -fand- beirr.; built on the r.ist .v:de f Iii" iridis "u may not be i o:iij b-t .1 tint;, the hoin-comin? ime with Ind.ana univer-ity Nov. I. w.a ra ub- by :u :i .n charge of :h, .-.in t I'll t it'll Wednesday. Thrt Jower voi;ii of the stands will lmwver be available for the first Kames n fattier Held and together with the north-end bleacher that lnv b-on added, will greatly irterene nd mere than mifhre for t'ne attendance at the Kalamazoo. pauw. and t:t. Louis university sanies Oikmi t'sininu- (iifetrrla.

I . lay in s-ecui in pt fn ?va cor-t r'b t ion

Vtands i -1 reponsibio for theit tard completion, w orktucn s.tld. It H prf-b-'.de thit 'be ,1 rpe nte,-s now worldr:t on the m-tv dormltrv will .1 ,1 .'J v;. . d nt t!;e oj s; ruction

y.f th.- o..:b ii; , af;r tlm-ijir. r Irur w ork on th. re h I. The N'i ;:. Pen.- i lfv'f.M nhi.w ,.r.-rated bv . . ".atk, man itf

and may court."

ts for k of

th the

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v-auran's

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liMr.' -s i;;d are

:nor a- d . -ro'.lmnt.

i!a-es are

IMrirs t'i .1 ft ' moon

sind -tmb'r.t- teiortir.- 1 : P f r 1 1 i i ' v reductions 1 a r .;.

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Four hours were spent last night by Capt. Hamilton and detective

Whitmer in drawing up confessions made by the boys. Although Bauer's statement was completed. the confession of Hanson was halted at midnight to be resumed again this morning. Finger prints of both were taken last nlght and the work

of photographing them for the "rogues gallery" will be completed today. Agree for Most Part

The statements by Bauer and

Hanson agreed in most particulars

Five o'clock in the afternoon of Saturday, Sept. 2, about one mile west of Plymouth were agreed upon by both as the time and place of the brutal murder. In the course of Hanson's statement, he informed Capt. Hamilton

that Bauer, after having killed Johnson and dragged his body into

the rear of the car, leaned over the seat of the machine, grasped htm (Hanson) by the hand and said, "Now isn't that better than holding him up and giving him a chance to sqanwk to the police after?" Charges of murder were placed a?aint tiie two prisoners by local authorities. They will be held In the county jail prior to lair? turned over to Marshall county authoritb where they will be tried for the murder of Johnson. t The complete text of Piuer's confession, tfiven to local folice otlicials lat nUht. follows: Text of Confes-sion. ' I am 2) years old. born Oct. 3. 10U1. and reside at Manslleld. (). I joined the Ziedman - Pollie Carnival

Co. July L'3 at Mansfield. ().. leaving that day for Decatur. Ind., showing!

there one week. From Decatur we moved to Munrie, Ind.. showing there one week. While in Muneie I purchased a 32 automatic blue steel revolver from a pawn shop, paying $Ib From Muncio we went to Terre Haute .staying there one week; from th;re to Frankfort, Ind., .tayin? there one week. From Frankfort we went to Laporte. Ind. While with the show I was- connected with the athletic show a.s a wrestler. "I left the show at Laporte Friday aftfrnoon in company with Charles 'Whitey" Hanson. Sept. 1. 1322. After we left the show we went to the American Laundry at Importe and Kot the laundry I left there, which was marked 'HOW-.' From the lavindryw went back to the how grounds, bavins the show grounds at .about 10 p. m.. oin.s to a restaurant and uettin.i; somethir.K i" eat. (,o To Micliisau C "It . "From the restaurant we went to

tlie depot to inquire about Rettin"; at

train for Toledo. O. We then went back to tho restaurant to pr't outtraveling baits. From there we went to the bank in front of the court bolide, stood there a while, asked a nxi driver to take us to Michigan City. He told us lie tlid not have time. We stood titer- a little while longer and saw another taxi driver. I asked him what lie would charge u.s to take us to Michigan City and he said J.".. so we p;ot in and went to Michigan City. While at the show grounds Friday afternoon we planned to .shoot the taxi driver, rob him and take the car. drive it to somewhere we could catch the Pennsylvania railroad to Mansfield. O. I wanted Hanson to take the gun but he flid not take it. "While we were ridintf from Laporte to Michigan City. Hanson and I were :n the back seat. The ;;un

w a.s between tis. e wet' argVMntT to a5C;?

back and forth. Hanson a;u we .ai better stop, as he had to iiri.na'e.j

? ' Han. ti wanted me To .-hoot the taxij driver while we were stopping but; i. i he was lookinc rluht at me .m l I did' ' 1t,o'. b.ave the nf.-tv We then went to1 h I Mu ha;an City.

Vayne.

a sa in. We

.'topped about a block from th taken out of the township.

t. Whitey walked up and asked Ir.terert In the s.ran?e c-.e ' m m ... .

i IU 1,1 "i n," I Wim the nrl.- n aQ fn Crr.llinn 1V1

in I Detective ,ni ..- i Tr.

...... 11 II IJIU- llie tltliU i'Ul. ill. then Cime back to the car Abandon Automobile "ye turned around pot in the fir.st block and the machine stopped for u; couldn't yet it started. We then pushed it on the side of the street, the back wheel against the curb. We then took our traveling bass and walked down to the creek where we washed the blood of? our hands and face, we nat there a fe-v minutes, and 'Whitey' walked u; rind ?ot two tickets for Crestline, O. They cost about 111. This wa. aoout f o'clock. The train wasn't due until 10:37 p. m. "After 'Whitey' bought the tickets

we went across tne street to a re

Total 777

STANPAKI) OIL CO.

I 'd 1 .... 107 100 .... 17s

Johnson . . . . I.aMilr

I Hart haj Murray

reached a fever heat with the prox- i

imity of the hearing as h evidenc-j To;-il .... ed by discussion here in the city NkAME" and the tountlefls number of letters ! sehuter V-V-received by Mr. Tierman. Prof, j ilaurk Tiernan. who withdrew from activ IJ"de r-ar'icipation in the cae last week

lSil it K.4 11

11W 11 i 127 1.7

b-s b'4 1'7 11" 4 P12 I.V. 1.11 h:; 112 ic

to become instead an interested ppectator. also receives a large amount of mail of every description. Some of the letter express sympathy, oti.-r.s offer aid, while

still other suggest n'ff mean for,

ascertaining: the paternity of a child by blood tests'. Through it all. while the peculiar case is be;nt; threshed out and decided in the court of public opinion, the defendant maintains a stolid whence, saying only that the c.w

Tet!

72S 14-'. 137 121 12.Hi

:oi 7o ;

IV, 147 l.Vl L2

17 in 144 ir.s i.v

470 ;d 4C 421 47". ;-s2 42t r.:v. .".it 4s.l "i

BOARD OF WORKS APPROVES PAYING

OF TWO ALLEYS, S

AM K RICA N TRI ST 'b

770 TV '221s

E. Kngdahl ;all faiTTirtrii .... Tranter It. Kngdahl TotalCl'TTKKS M. Popp ... Kopps WepplT .... Swinson Willette To'al

n.s 147 144 7:d i:.s 152 117

10s 1.'4 20.1 K.l H4 742 10O 172 I.V. lN-'l 17)

1.-.S 147 l.M i:.s 107

131 142 i :.: I.V. 155

404 4..:. 514 4; 457 2270 40a 470 4M 4sl 4

Cunfinn Ascsineiit Roll for Paving, Sewer and Water Connection?.

Pan An.erie.Tr o.i .....

t Pr r.nsj Ivan ;i Peoples C,as j Piere Arrow i Pullman j Pure 0:1

nJlwv Stee'. Sprir.c .

Cot..so'. dated. Copp dir.?

J PepuhTtc Ir n and S:e-; j Sears Koebuck

4 7 ; i.v-4

t : i t " ' ,

- t

c I Mnc.a;r Oil

Southern Ihic:

fl." P.i 1 1 wax-

Southern P.ailxxay Stromberp

t Mudchakrr Common

Pesohitions for the pav.r.g of tuiTex: Oil a Hey, one eat of St. Peter from ; Texas and Pa hflc . . . Jeffe rson blv i. to the tlrsv all y j Tobacco Product" ..

north of Jefferson blvd; another oa ; I'nion Pacific

of I -afayette to Madison sd.

b'.vd. . Tr ite, 1. States Food . , were ' I'r.ited State Itubber

of works -T'nited FtnteV Steel Comm A number ' Ur.it d States Steel Pri i.

paveint nt. j Ftah Copper

. a i . a ' 1 1 il i L

a!- confirmed a the meeting. 1 n r:n:a

A hearinsr cn a rcsxIution for the j Wabash vacation of an allex- lvinc beta-. n ; Western

lot No. IS and M in the

taurant and Sot om,thn to eat. wil1 h !r'0(1 out !" tI,e court room I SP SVFW -

77t vj-'l 1W .;r,

A then went back to the depot and WRlted for the train. We jroL on the train and went to Crestline. Fron-: Crestline we went to Mansfield. I xver.t to my home after I had taken 'Whitey down to the H. o. depot. 'Whitey went to his home in Zane.sville, o. I was arrested about midrdsht Siaturday and brought Uick to Smith Hend. Ind. "I further state that this statement was made by me on my own frep will and accord, without any threats or promises from anyone.

be used agralnst m.

LEGION'S OPENING MEETING TONIGHT

Special Ceremony Planned for 'Mobilization Night' Occasion. Official of South Hend post No. 50. American Legion, are expecting more than 600 members to be present tonight at 8 o'clock att the first meeting of the season to be held In the the Chamber of Commerce. Tonight his been named "Mobilization N'ipht" and the meeting will be in charge of A. 11. MacDonald. Isst year's commander. The jrreater part of the evening xvill be taken up by the election of delegrate to the tate convention and the-ir instruction. The naming of the various committees and the? outlining of work for the coming year xvill also be discussed at tonight's trJeetintr. There will be no speakers on the )crojrram.

Arrangements will be made for the!

local members to attend the state meeting: at Terre Haute and the National convention to he held at New Orleans, in October. Cd Roche., Jay White. Col. Freyermuth, Luther Lane and Fr. White, the members of the entertainment committee for the fail season, have made .special arrancements for a big- ceremony tonight. It is expected that at least 50 applications xvill be filed for membership. The post plans to hold a mass meeting Armistice Day which falls on Saturday, the meeting; to be held in the open air or In one of the South Rend theaters. For Saturday exenlnfr. A. J. Welsberg, proprietor of the Oliver hotel ha offered the entire lobby and parlor floors to the x-et-erans. All member of the pry t are urped to be present at the meeting tonight

in arranging the program

for the comlngr year.

and the charges disproved

Mr. Tiernan, who nas been laid bare to a veritable barrasre of publicity, also remains firm, fretting on ly at tht delay In the hearing:. According to Ptgs. Jelllson. great pressure hau been brought upon both her rd Prof. Tiernan to have the cae dropped hut h : ada man, in her stand to 'make Poulin pay as he paid."

I. JlTiler

P. K no h lock .. It. (ireenhisr . . P.arhler

L. ireenlnff . . .

Total BLACK SOX

Patterson Raabe ..

H rink man . iblllberlilijt Swinehart

104

HI 102 114 VM

151 1.H no 14ft 177

1 52 171 174 124

417 420 40:t 4M 4 tU

S1 TaS 7U 2T.05

Totals

One of the letter, sent to Prof

Tirn-n i ilati.l Te.nvr Coin a n it ! ' ' R PT. lOU

. . . . , . . Herein an

signed oy anotner proiesnor, wnu

127 147 114 IS ls 710

175 15'. 1 sj ir.i 17s nv

12s 1 17 r.u 1.V. l."5

4. 44.: 4'."i 451 .-U

7."t 21J15

STI DLMAKKK I.K-Xfil" K

say he went through the .une intense depths of grief that the professor did before filing the charge-s against Poulin. The letter follows: Denxe-, Col., Sept. lt'22 3Iy dear .rr In reading the paper. I observed that you hax'e paiv-rtl thru a stage of grief with which only those who have experienced the same can sympathize, i have had the name troubles a few years back and have never done anything against '.he male culprit for reasons, that I was ignoront of the law and wih alo to protect her from shame. This happened in New Mexico 7 years ago. Can you tell me what proceeding I could get at this la'.e date? Naturally I do not wish to burden you. but xve married men who experience thist hould stick together and punish if we can. " I .sh.ill be obliged to have jour opinion in the cat'. Shall also deem it a pleasure to know you if possible at any future date. Two of the latent communications, th' writer of both being en 'ire t ranger to the protagonists. but interested because of the nation wide publicity, advi.se as to the bct means of definitely establishingthe babe's father through scientific means. Surest rinscr Prints. Ktl ward J. IMr.patrick. C04 W. 2Cth. st., New York City. N. v., wrote to Prof. Tiernan upon the acVistability of uir.g fingerprints to determine the poternity of the child. In an 11 page letter. the writer expounds upon the success of th! method, and call attention to A. Ciavering Frederick. 1141 Weed St., Philadelphia, an expert cn finger print and Ilertill'on. Fitzpatrick wrote in part: "Now the reawon I am o interested in because I proved the same result in theory a year almost before I saw or heard of Mr. Frederick. Take in your oxvn case. Your wife hail two children whoe-e firgerprint must bear some .striking resemblance, and thN last cl I id. hi fingerprints xvill show a 1 ig disparity.

"Now then compare Horry!

Kothergill 'leland ... KeyuoMs . Weis.sbeodt

127 151 i::a so no

loa 1.t2 '. i.i Do

'.2 152 S4 111 107

..2 i e

Total Cta DKPT. 10.5Apatall 140 Boyle 1 '.Vi Tirker. John 1."l IV-iltier N.S TschiJa 105

fW. ,M0 174;

Total PK FT. 1.11 Foreman ... Smith

Rrfanger

I.nxens ("amp Totals I) KPT. lis.

Rriffm Orvllle

Ipniierlin

Strebringtr Shaw , Total ... DEPT. Us-

Borsodi .. Schott .... Bouchard Iran Theibidean

Totals ... DEPT. 114 Mis bier Brandt Luvre , Thompson . Miliaria Total ... Ml IT. Ill Oirt! , Mlshler

FreesI.otiie . Becker

i.V i; 13 ilrt 145

bis .1 ao i:t7 142 n:

no 112 107 l-.T

142 io; 151 i::ti Us

4.V. :;it 4l'. .ik 402

vs ii7."t

142 KU 1.11 b!l 115

5tt i

2 37S 414 i J t

074 f'J5 02:1 yj-2

101 105 107 12.-. 107 W.) 145 Ml m w dl 112 101

J42 T.'S 127 1U7 140

120 Ho so 145 114

420 Ml 20 4V. .107

:;o ;.si mu

174 no 112 10a

if.o 1.12 7. 131 145

.V.r. 713 17

151 VJ1 145 7s 12s 02.' 125 12a 111 144 1 .it

no 152 i:7

14.; 14a 147 122 Isl

44'. .11 27il . .) I t 102'J 40? 41; 42t .10 500

th allej' xve st from Marion t.

confirmed by the board at a meeting lat night, of ;icsemer.t rol"s for

pipe s'xx er and water conr.ectiov ,

xxere a No confirmed a the n'tai;. 1 Virginia Clie

' A" . . . C n i o n

original ' W st inhouse . .

plat of South Rend, from Main st. White Motors . . to the f i rsrt alley east was deferred Willys Overland

until Sept. 2(. Another hearing 011 a resolution for the vacation, of rac- s:t.. Ford st.. and alleys east of Arnold st. was deferred until Sept. ::. A s ?efsm e nt roles for pipe sraxxcr on Marietta st.. from. Indiana ax. to Dubail st.; for grade curb ami walk on Robinson st. Lincoln way ax. xvere coirirmed. A hearing on an assesnunt roles for pavement on Indiana av.. from Walnut to O.ive st., xvas deferred until Sept. 27. A petition was filed and a resolution ordered for pavement on the alley west of William st. from Wayne st. to the first allex nor.h of vYa"yne k. The board awarded a contract amounting to $035. for the installation of .-.ewer pipes on Humboldt st. to the L. 1 1. Webster Co. of this city a contra t for pipe sexver on Calvert st. and Kendali st. ü mounting to $0,S'". x an axvaided to the (leoriie A. Harro Co.. of this vity. Another contract for xvater cunnecions on Marine st. xvas awarded to Philip Colin, ountractor of this city The contract is for $475. P.ids for the installation of thi Rertrand s'. pipe sexver xvere rejected upon the statement, of the board tint t hey w-e overestimated. Uidi lor the installation of pipe sewer on both Cam.aau and Rertrand sbs. wil! be readverti.sed to Ve submitted Sept. 29. .V preliminary order Tor

a.sphaltic turcretei pavement Dayton nt. from Marine t. Ieer s.. was niale.

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UPWARD MOVEMENT HALTED ON MARKET

ii k P.a.n. 0 U i'eri ral. 1 (ilei.ro. k. 1 f.-l Int. Pete.. 22 -t Livir c'o:-. 1 ifc 1 .

Ma:

d of

.lex.

Active Short Sellin: of Profe sional Origin Itcpon?illc for Declines.

Ni;W YORK. ep

i:;. ( liv

A. P.,

Active short selling of proi'c.-.on.tl rigin. combined xx ith extensix profit takinc halted the upward ncement of prices in today's .-to, k mar

ket. ( losing prices of a number- of the

on TO

0tl 741 2054

sa 107 117 15.1 U4

nr. 115 175 102 124

245 at 5 4111 4. V.I .101

Totals .... ii:pt. ho n'Meara .... Smith Whinner W. Whitnier Kix-bes Tot.il

0.'17 05 .sö l'i's

Receive Word of Death of Mrs. Horace Binnerman Word has been received at the heme of Daniel Rich of ih dath ol Mrs. Hertha Reck Uinnenmm. wife of Horace Rinnerman of Orlando, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Rinnerman formerly lived in South Rend, the former having been connected with the circulation department of the NewsTimes. Mrs- Hinnerman had been in ill health for sexeral months, and about a week ago r-'he went to the home of her brother. Dr. J. W. Keck, at drux-er, la-, ir the hope that a change of climate would be of benefit. She died Wednesday morning. Mrs. Rinnerman xvas the daughter of Rev. Samue! Perk, formerly oi South Rend. ?he i survived bv her husband and brother. Funeral arrangements have not heen completed.

ti-a 1.10 i;; 1.10 150

in 1 20 15s 1.10 115

100 144 12; 14.: 15s

.IM 400 414 4oa 42.1

oay ;40 071 it;

Healthiviii Boys Enjoy Outing at Barron Lake Sixty patient at Healthwin hospital enjoyed an outinE Tuesday afternoon a. Rarron lake, the Ruest.s of tho South Rend .Kiwanis ond Ions clubs. They xvere taken to thi Michigan r sort in machines supplied by members of the two organization.. Resides luncheon, feature of the afternoon and everir xvere boatin? and bathing.

Twelve Sistrrs Accept

recently a-tive issues dedinin one to tiltee points beioxy xe-terdax 's

final figures. The selling was or.Ierh however, and there xxas a good ab

sorption of most offerin-s. I Til r' x er- a few on.tarid:n-; e-

eejtions to the reactionary tendency of most issue, Atchison training

nearcy a point on reports of a posit.; lde increase in the dividend from six; to seen percent or extra dixilerd' distribution. Codn. the latest oil' stock to be associate 1 with merg'-rj

rumors, climbed " u points. Rear raider-, xvho attacked the Chicago and (Ireat We-rern issji-s yestenlax-. transferred their- a tivitie to the Uric stocks today. The common and second preferred, how-ex-er, yiehb-d only fractionally on the day, xvhile the first preferred was forced down 1 6s points. Other rails xvere weak in sympathy, part b ula rly the low priced issuer such as Nexv Haxen. New York. Ontario and Western and St. Paul. Investment i.uc like I "nion Pacific, Canadian Pacific, Norfolk and Western and Nexv York Central aNo shared in the reaction, some of the losses -xoreding a live point radius. Mexican Petroleum was unite active xvithin a fixe point rat:se. registering a net decline of after an early display of stre-r.Kth. Indicates Rapid Rs-jvpry. Weekly iron and ste.J trad- reviexxrt indicatitig a rapid rmvery because of tlie coal and rail strikes induced active buying' of t'r.itfd States Steel 1 ommon. which dupiicntd its high of the year, but clipped lak in final U alines. Independent ;-t'cN

j xvere irreioila r.

American and Raldwin locomotives and Railway SVeel spring ea h repitered nexx highs for tlie year in early

(dealings but reacted sharply at the

Mernr, x 1 M . Y. Oil. 2 i, M W. Pfd.. ?, 4 M. W. Kefs . 2 2 5 bid N A. hl. 1 -2 T Nob. 21 1'eiTO-k. 6 Prod, und Ref., p 11 Rxan. 7 '4 Sai' '"rek N ov, 1 5 - Sa pulpa. Fis; Lorlre. 0 10 'Mos. r I Mont.. 10 U Cons. Cojppr. 2 x e'reson. f Divide Fx.. 1517 Ooldrone, 7 S Heda. 7'b ,'er. Yd.. .1 Rerr Lake. 1 Magma. r."U McN'amara. S tu Nip. 1 4

. . 711 1 1 1 close. (Jiner equipment i. e. America as I lieir Land u,.,,.. ynMlf. (lf tho t)U,,li(. !Jtiiit;(

Twelve Sisters from St. Mary' xxer Riven full - iti7.enship -in Circuit court Wednesday morning. The examln ition xvas !erfu nctcry. as preliminary examinations had been made. The oath of allegiance was administered immediately, that the members of the religious order xx'ould not have to remain in the caurt room, until a large class xvas given the oath.

Mino- of the public

In contentment alone are ne-ss, power, wealth, honor, al med up.

srreat -sum -

onr re dm " !or -1 i n

j, r. ; vrd t J fed , se V - 1 i oe tUvlent than ate

st. i il In M;cli;cin City tue

Vocal Program Broadcasted From Radio Station II BAQ

rest of the night. In the xr got something to cat.

An Interesting program broad-

-o.ited from the WRAQ station last

sh-.c and bar

a.rea-iy u 'init a

1 r- "are t tor

hedubd

morning We left;

Michigan City at 10 a. m. on the i night featured F. C Koos. Tocalist. Northern Indiana Interurban for aromptniol by Mrs. James T. CovSouth Dcnd. Ind. After wc anied er The program, which was prim-

thejxxe went to the postol'ice t e;ot thejarily of a popular nature, waa balI address of sjiue- of Hanson's friends, f ance.l by several classical selections.

We then went 10 ;ook 110.0 up, c, iml- tint number was "Love found them. We xxalked up tow n . son g ." folloxved by "Sxvanee River

Find Dr. CAarh's Home Ransacked While . tu ny: Believe Miuh Stolen

Wl-.at

1 ' n ' 1 - . r tic

Stanley C t I X a s. 1! : s o x

,Y cdn- s lav morn . wh;ie - n !;. : a .Vers Pour. Sehr:

i d

o star: 1:15. o'ctock

late xvill boixvith Hanson's friends. x e t he n Moon." "Sweet Little Mother ' O'

thdr i walked abme to tue i'cnn.syivania 1 Mine." -Smilin' Through.'" "Svlvia."

depot, sat around there a xvhile and "Think. Love, of Me." "Dreams of u nt to Iei p. When ue woke up I Long Ago," "Just 0 Little Iy)e saw a lax. drixtr outside. I then ( sonff." "Mighty Tak a Rose" and called 'Whitey' llansor.. "love's Old Sweet Song" A num-

',' xnt out and I asked tno;ter Df pecial interest was tax; dux 1 what he xvould charge to j Land of Romance." sung bv

take us to Plymouth. Ind. He a:d j Rode. :. W- go: in. als., another passen-j The program was given through

o'er, whom the taxi driver took to his r .-.-.! d. nee. We turned around and

isla: ted for Plymouth.

lt..t'-ir.i tvt hired this f a ; ilr:xr

hixd ' " S.- .... -

1 i4llie ill lit'. I-, I'uu e i'l.vn-

r.ed to holdup, get his money and

Poulin's finger print with those of.

tlie baby in thi.s case and you will find that they will resemble each other very much. "In my opinion If (the fingerprints? 5 the real genuine key to the paternity solution." Fitzpatrick wrote to v. :rii Mrs. T. err. an succe.s in the blood tests, adding that if :t do: not prove Mrs. Tie-man's cont.tion to not fall to us finqer pr;rit. "The wiy t prove these things. : to get a ."core of men and take their finger prints. An unkonwn child come.s in and fake her fingerprint.. She saxs her father ? among the score of nun. Then let

MARKET SUMMARY

which mined into new high croand. however, particularly Columbia e;as and American Water Workr six percent preferred, were able to hold most of their gains. Total sales were 1.1 10. 000 shares. Call money opened and renewed at 4 percent but stiffened to 4 J2 at the close. Further hardening is expected tomorrow as the result of tonight's announcement that tlie government would xvithdraw J 4 0. .".m.t-0 0 from member banks of the federal rs,. ,-ve .ye-!em in this district. There was a fair demand for time money, but offerings xvere light. Commercial paper xvas quit. Weaknes.s of foreign -v harge in tlo- Lor.dnn market xvas folloxved b a rather sharp de line m the local

I IIII Al.ll I.llTOfK HARKKT. HICAi.o. Sept. 1.1 . - IP.m.s;-- Ite- eipt 10.ki: ni;irket ffe.i.Iy t Ntron;. rutg 7 25 0 0 1.0 ; t,.j ?.iso: h.ivywrtffht fslCj. rradbini weight J.'.t'..ei . Ii?b: weight f'.b'ii-H'.i '! ; Jigbt J i k tc s sjv,t '.45; luavv jsi.-King ow. ta.ertth J7'. 7.."o; i'.irk iüp rou:!i J'i Vi'i T 1'c pigs ?'.;'. 25. CATTI.ll Itrcf'.pts H.f0: msir; ar tive to strong: 15.- hi'herftlW-f 'n. choice .tnd priino f 1' ao'o 1 1 .45 ; inrdiuin and geo.l $7 'c,i pi 50; gxd anl cheb-e J: 15'ii 1. ; -(iMini;i ant milium JOo V15; butcher cattle, helfen 5t.75.."A . euws f.l 75.S.25; bulls .V1.'.i'('..r.5 : er. tiers nni c'U'ers. tii iin.l hr.fr rs J2.7v'o .1.75: raiiiier uteer ?.1.75ir 4..V ; veil rttTeell.75'u1.1: feb-r n-t.rs f5.."M.s; utorr .trH J4 'l't'tt 1 1'5 ; s:.-ker cw.- inj hif ers ?.1 'Sra 25 5oVi s '( -cg-.5.rirrfxryshrdctafw-j rprx rtifw SIIi:i;P -lteeeipt 10,i; market lsmrx 2.V- tjigher; sheeji firm. Iwtmbs $12 11 V; lattib. rull un- rommen JS f ' i l.'.'Jä; yearlihif x thers ss 7.V11 .25 ; ercull and ee.Mitiion Jl .5oVi 3..i ; 1. r-. d '.n; ewes 54 :vi 11 5o: feeder latnb $11.751 :; IMTTMll It (UVITO( K. PIT! SP.IRt;. Sept. M-HOiiS ke r ipts l'o doiiide l-'k r ; mrk: octlxe Priim briTv ?t 25'u 'a.' : rc-.l;um Jto l. r10t!5; he.ivr Yorkers Sioif-jiocl: light Yorker ?io 'i;.j 10 25; $:,ft V . r'.iu'h $7','i7.75: naj J4'.r5. c.MTI.!: I;. ..;,! fair: murke: kow ( hv; e ?y75fii :"",; el4Mi ta75; fa;r j, 'o..L'5: rjl -a !- ItM'-tll W m:i:i am i.amhs -nr. r.pt Pcht; in irk te.i,ly. prim -wrfhrrt 9 7 7." . g I S0.25'i;.55: fair m!xd S5vtf3; lam lis si j la ... INDIANAPOLIS I.IVITO( K. INDIANAPOLIS, sr-t la llOf.n c !. "O; mnrk- :lnJr 11 heivirn ? a iWfi s fi ; rnrioim nixrd J5 t'o H45: com tuen ehoie f'.45a.0 75. SRK.i:i'--Itcr;;c. lrnrUt :MVi To;i .5 -"o CAIA MS n--e:;i' sj'rfl rr..irkrt tejdv. Top ,i 4 CATTLK Itev-eij. ninrkr 1.Vr25--U!. Stiers 11; cow m l hLfr) S 7 ''. 25. CIllCAfiO GRAIN' ltl(ii:. Oprn 111'h bow Cie WIIRAT

tue expert compare Uie pums "u Atfhion

he can tell which the child's fa- na;lhvjT1 locomotive ... tiier." Raltimore and Ohio . . . The writer pruisvs Mrs. Tiernan' j ithlehem Steel " R" ... eouroge and gives her great credit ; .rookl.vn Rapid Transit fcr pushing the matter. 'California Petroleum .. From Terre Haute. Ind. e onu Cnn ;an iac;fic another letter. Dr. Madse Patten ; (-ntril' .Leather

! Alli.s Chalmers

.Uici vr u a x. T 1 14 a i American Can Co American Car Foundry American Drug Syndicate American Hide and Leather Come..

(American Hide and Leather Prfd..

American locomotlve American Smelting American Sugar American Telephone and Telegraph American Wool

1 Anaconda Copper

The

Julia

- 1

i 1 ! t h t oon a

v. .-. th home of Dr. I

"7 F. Jeffersen

it 12' ' o c.oeic - bv Ott.ee: L"7nv M . tereve'.e f:M-

;t at

ton xx ere sent to

: t . e

ho-

I o. Him.':se but xvere

car. and drive the ear to Ft. Wayne.

the courtesy of PauNon' Lleetrie shop, of Rlkhart. and Klingel' Shoe

stenbens. specialist, an .I. I.. urnes

tore. .Th program for tonight will . prof Tierna,c to have Dr. Albert : rhnea ke and Ohio

Open . 5 a . 4 0 ' . r.i . 1 ! 1 4 .. 14', . 74 , .122 . 0 3 Ts . S2.12 2 . 1 1 1 -. .1 j .104 .13s s4 Ts . :Tk . on ., lis", . 42 4 . e.-1'i

II lli

147 4 :: 0 -- 123 1 1 Ol. 1 4I''n 7 1 .

v. r a

t'le to determine th-1 loss due

fa-.

0 i

t.i- re van .1 W

- u

r S. :-1 f r- to ; The hens

t the Iar; famiiV was h.crv.e or. tla !r x tcitiori.

xx a s r n j . t f . v

- r

b e ,1

aw c : s . was

' J 11 'r. d

i' ;r. c strew r. :. 1 mal! pockctboc

...rn :tpart .baste to :

. 1 intra m e u a

t c V. .; r v. ir.ilovv at: 1-aU-r.g Into ;!:

1 ark 'icrch xx a 1 it ter

'hard axe (. z t.r itdmittar I (i 1 r o : r

.. 1

It.

: o. it; s ,X a No fCiimi

x c xxould catch the Peunsyl-

f.oi Xt:ir':..',l

drlvint, to Plyn--outh.

eut i:ie mi:e rrom ruyiuoutn on

the main road. I had my left ar;n

on the back oi the front seat. I 1

.- lid I xvas going to change collars. And then I shot him and killed him. "Whitev a in the front seit. Aft-

include Lucile Y.uier. soprano, with

Mrs James T. Cover at the piano. It xvill be given through the courtesy of Gatelys Clothing Co., Ault Camera Shop and the Quality Shoe Repair Shor.

Ejnvorth League Members Flan Hike for Sept. 25 Plan xvere announced for the September social event at a meeting

th. x a ! ..I.!.

thiex cv üMe o

rou

. t

door, tch.en

.n th .r

re ar

T'.:e door from the ( , e;-; bv a

:o the

It.. -or'i.o: eot.tnntc rf tVlt. 111 .

, , .Ui III'. I.HHMI.' ' ,11'UH. I.- v.'-- ' ' (r I vlU him I graboed the steerlnp . T., im ot .k.. x-

! xv il cel.

si. ring

While v. lu-t 1

Whitey

pulled

t co k

him bac'i

t acl

Whitex

scat.

car go in :h

Bible Study Class Holds Meeting at Maple Grove

U.ti

The l..id:-

tid v

Aid

1-.- f Map i ft r no. :i A':d :

vrtcsy ar l li.l-l-. h Cl rox O !.l et e- --t the !ntne if The 0;i: g Wvi

t . r ! iv !r C

al'.e 1 t.. or ! r by th- ice pre?;. lent. , Mrs II;:-".:::., r. Aft r d e v c t i or. .-. the f.'Urth iui.1 fifth i hapte-r.- cf .'oU w'te r1 .1 and d'Ncused. Foi-

I 'Xx i . g t Iv l,;;r.'-i ents xx i - r d

t p - .! th. h

'i .ss.O!

ref t r:h

1 .". cuf:s. The

1 Mit' 1 . l1 , '

o.' Mr

i. a n ax . h : ::.

a a i ,c dax

i M c. I I mm

P. M . .-texx art. i hint ! -Wh

xi his

:: r.

r e

I rached over and pushed

the oil- out . f Rear. I then got j ox er and dn-ve the car; turned or. i lie p. rst road to the left. We drove j about txxo or three milts to xx nerc

the roads torm kind or a . e took the road to the left. We xvent a mile or two down this road, turned to the right and drove abu.

i a m :le.

Drnx"ol 4U1) Aua) "UV stopp-d. "Whitey t.ok tlie driver by one hand and I th cd her. pulled him out of thd car. draggvd him to a rail fence on the left side We lifted him over the fence; tacn

took ho'd of his arms and drargel;

in the xv ..ds. "e both arcned j I e.rehed ore side and!

itex tie eitler. XXh.tCX got

:ue pato .- irn::rj anu i ko: trie

icharg and Iii xxatch. 'Whitey' al0 ct h'i xx hite h.kndbd knife.

M. C. A. Tuesday evening. The cabinets agreed that the event which will be in the nature of a hike, xvill be held Sept. 25. Arrangements were slo completed for the r lassie -eries of entertainmcnt. which will consist of humorous readings by Kdmund Vance Cooke, a program to be given by the Gamble Concert Co., and a lecture by Ieie M. Shaw, former secretary of the treasury.

Vic Kupferer heads tho ticket sale

Abrams of San Francisco make the : Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul Com. electronic reaction blood test f or ! chb-ago. Milxvaukee and St. Paul Prfd. parentage. "I have seen this done injehieapo and Northwestern his laboratory and it has been ac- chicag-o. Rock Island and Peoria

cepted in the courts of California." ; ch.cago. Kf''k Island and Peoria

the Terre Haute physician xvrite-s. "It

the child Is his (Poulin's) its blood will show the same vibratory rate ae his does. If it is different it is not his child. If it is the same vibratory rate as yours, it is your child. "Chemical analysis xvill not determine this important epjetion." the letter concludes. "Positions Wa ntej I- emale" irto the want ad section of the newnpaper of life with its tragedies ol

Chicago. Rock Island and Peoria Chili Copper Chino Copper Colorado Fuel and Iron e.'orn Products Crucible steel Cuba Cane Sugar Erie Common General Motors Common Goodrich

Great Northern. Ore .... Great Northern Railway

"A ' . "R"

committee with the following sub-J a mean of livelihood for her

romrr.lttee-.nen: Esther Kirkpatriek. Trinity league; Fay Ashley. Grace learue; Nell Culler. Loxvell Heights ltague; Ray Crocker. Stull league; Clement Lovell, Epworth league and Harvey Klokow. St. Paul's league.

13 com -

l AUMHU KILLS SIILF. NOP.LKSVILLE. Ind.. Sept. Charier Suthpin. 43. a farmer.

mit ted suicide by sxx allowing poison at lus home xvest "of here today, it is nut known what prompted the act.

poverty and sacrifice, the Tiernan-, inerr,ational Harvester Poulin paternity puzzle is flmlin-i Tndurrial Alcohol this classification. Inspiration And while in human interest, the ( international Nickel .. story still maintains its position on , international Paper .. the front page in the minds of the ( Kan5aj, city Southern . people here, there is a material side j j-jy Sprir.gtield that each day br-lnge stronger in j Ker.neoott Copper . evidence- iackawanna Steel ....

Mrs. Tiernan has go: to lock

ocic forjhjgh Valley -elf and Louisville and Nashville

the baby that has thrown her life Marine Commo

into uit wiiiiij'uui vi c Alarme i no conflict for self-preservation. Mexican Petroleum She doesn't kr.oxv xvhat she is go-lMlarnj Copper .

ir.g to do. The future Is obfucted J Mldvale steej

by the fog of uncertainty. For the first time she realizes that she has forfeited the Imme that baa

bheltered her for ;':: xtars gone Prof Tferr.an experts to do al

can to help her until the outcome oX Xorthfn Pacific the kgal battle is iecided. After that Norfolk and Western what? I Pacific Oil i

Missouri Pacific . . , National Enamel . Nevada e'opper ....

l'' Nexv Haven Hallway !,f!New York Central

C4; 100

ru . .l 4 . 33 .llt- ,. M- . 14'- . Dl . !4"v 3 5 ".4 . . M .112 . r.:., i . IT, . M- . :5-4 . 43F. . 3n'Ä . 7:'2 . 71 U .13?-2 . 13 . .ii', .134 . 2 954 . 34', . 23 . 2-, . 1

lb". 7e 3 4 i, -.

4S Dl ' 1 1 2 2' :u -, 35 4 n: fmU 1 4 j i ; 14 "

u ;xt; 123 5 ".

ir 41! 'o r ii : r, r.;,? 4" ni , 27 ' 4: 4 14 'U 1?4 - j 2!7 3a24 23

1 24 5

I v 'i i;;u 1 1'2 14 4 7 2 '2 I 4 1 h e. 3 2 2 122r', K 2 - 5 4 104-4 1 30 i 7s'. 2r, 0 5 ' :; 1 4 7 1 v 42 's C 2 5 2 - n "4 1 t j . 51 f. 314 7'L. 1 0"t'l 0 - ' n 30 , 33 117-4 '1 1 4 U 1 1 n1, z; 41 c. :4 111 4 4'( 41' 1 T ' 5 TU

43 31 7ä 70 13; 2!84 34 22 8 C 1

CIo-e :

enter. lemand stt-rllng loll nearly 2 'j cents with cortreilur tions ir: the -nt inen ta

s failing c-or ding ra tes.

Sej.r tr-!t 1 c4 .t4 .to', T 1 nti4 1 01 U ton I-, 1 orx Max l'bH l(Ke, l'S J ec.S Cnh X - ! ;-a ''-'i S2 I !.-. ..V.-, 57' Mt, ..V.'s. I Mav 'e', ti', .v .'V0'j OA I S S-ft a'l '-. 44 .S4'4 Miy ":7 ..17, ..17', I r VPS' i r 7" .7'o 4"t ejcet I '. 7" . ,7'C, to .TT Miv 7 7Cj 74 74', LA Iii T j", ai4j tO. tft 4" 27 4j t :t ;n dies ; y ' r Vi t a , i "t N'e m a. 1 1 U '

4 4; 2 p! i ;

iWHKAT MAHKKT SU MPS !

! AFTKR KAHLIKH CAINS

" I CHICAGO. S.nt. 1 1 R A. P.) "t ' Hearth of new export '.usira.-sH

1 4 i4 12P

2 '2 22 1 M2 s 5 4 1 0 5 ' 137 U I 4 o - :3i 1 4 7 " 431; , 2 7 5 r-4 1 4 : 4 5 1

N .1 '

weakened the wheat mail.

the

:g out

ir.r-t todav. more titan .v. p.

earlier gains based !arj 'y o:i high-1 er rmotatiors at Liverjio.d. The j c".i,s,. xva- .iy at t'n: aru- a.s y -j terday's tininh to 1-2 lower w.th; Dec. l.l'U",, to l.U'J'i tr:d May 1.05H. to 1 . 0 T -I . Corn c'.o-d a .'-'.tadc off to ' up. oats ' de.- line to a l.k- '

P'l I fdUj 23 I 3 0 4 1 35'; j 1 1734 ! i-m; I 14'.' ' 144 : 35 j 4 14 !

?4 IIIs M'2 41' 17

; advance, and. prov:."r. va ry;i.gj fr'im 5 svba k t o a r:. - of 1.. At firs the win at marke tended upward, the majoritv .f trar!-r i heing im jirc-fs-'d h '.lie uniuokrd ; f r r ..etion r,f xalues at L.' rpool. wii ere prices had nwrnntr d notw.th.tand.r.g lec'.in-. s.-rd ex in Atnerictt. In this ejection go.ip xv a.s heard that e.xport b:y:t:g " . I'nite 1 States hard w.r.ter xvhe.it. j the Iat fexv days hud totalled 2.j DC 0.00 0 ru.-ri '..

Corn and iit t.t" govern'

c me ;e ii LR 1 n . WRMAT o ', SI fro. ; Nrt X h.r t ?1 01 '4 : V" 1 :,..!:!, r'-; .pritig 1.2T; N. 2 trdxed ?Hd'.-; N" .1 inii.J II )1. (Mt.V 'i 2 ::i;iH ;t , a r? tr ; -!i; '".4re,j .s t:i.,w S'",4i,o .1 tnlxf 1 .y.rewMtr; e. tt w)!! 524 't'2;-: e .I yellow i:';414r; .V,, 4 mix. I U '4 ",1 ' .. N ' 4 vt;..w . ',j e I j OATS - No 2 white :W-i't?e No. 3 white tt-'i:s, me A(.o I'ltoni (t: makkh, IU'T THlt -It, - 7.'-';a taS- y 1 r! M .'-j'-frl i irn f ". 1 -. 'i ; ft-' .j0 '''i ; ;-.'.-k:rg W 25'' . Ili;iS - -Ue.-eipts c.7.:l '-.(-- Mi.-- liar. -a Sl'-i ''- ; T'l'r.arv flrtn . fir- 27' '' ; de r1 itc-r ." ; dir: 'jr-i 21c CIIKIM: -I;:;. ;.-w. !.- - IS Yetj:.? Am r:- l"1,.f or g.'iorr. 2 ; . 'n 2 1 ' .ft br' V.t-f .vw I.iVK rill I.l RV T-trkj ; fV-, f-:.s r ' r 14 -; ;c -'- d ;. I'OTAI Oi;s -Uco pt r-i- M;v

in'l 's Ink K.rly ih V j 1 ; x

t .ji.ti

a ?i.r-i"M.

BOCTII TIKXZ UARKETL tr.Tli UARKCT. (Corrertfd IIly by D. A. R-. trt 9 Mlch!rn t. I'll OD LlnoolB IJ

action d

XV heat. a.s

to go Into Htore here for on S'ten.h'r contract sonm xvhat to ase 'ori.. Provisions average.1, i.ig, hoc- but trade lacked vo

of G

: ny r o r n i very t.ded

:r. '-

NEW YORK CURB MART CLOSING

43 V, 3 ' 73 Ü 70 1 3S 14

Ry Tlioni.vin atul IMt Klnnori. Aetna. 12 4 bid A. W. Paper. 3'2 4 Allied Packers, t 12 Car Light. t Tities Svc. Ranker. "22

iCont. Mtrs.. t

Perfection- 12-

' Phil. MorrA 19 S Stand. Mtrs. 4 'i Tob. Prod. K.x.. 6'2

1 S & 84

l.'ni. Pft. Shrg.. 6-4 7 b'ni. Ret. Caandy. 6 4 7

341,, ;C S. JJght. 10-16 11-1 ;"L iWayr. Coal. 2 r 3

31H ! 2 2',

11 4 314 ? 122'-2

Vright oal. 2 7. 3

Wright Mrtln. 2 Allen 1 hi. 20 20 Allied. 5.-4 Hos. Wyo . 7 7 12 Roone. 12 13 Carih 6'i

TIMOTIIT Srllinr J4 SA T"T bn. J LmVIIU --Medomi. red. ..::: s. -14 15; r, -a to!i re.. $15; .--.t ?- ÜATS Payiac 47; Ittsj KJK MAT, 4 T ft A MT AND TT.T.D. (Torrrctd Dal!) hy the XS-y Villa riovr aal r-d (o4 429 . Ml-hlfa I i, Thone Main SS ) COFtN'-Payir;? ; l.itrf 7Ca?. CI.OVF.R fcEtD r-i 112; UUf lb"H. MU I.KT SfibD 114. AIJiIKt s.;;:r 114 ALPAI.PA-1 rs IKtJlJFOV ELANS-134 EED CX)KN-42. MAT I'tji&g, I1C21; ::! tJ43t tr ten. ALSlkT rLOVEK F'ldnc 114311. ALl'ALFA -ertbfrn jrw, 114. nmrs and tai.i.ow. (Corr-s-t-' IHy br H. W. rirnt, tit

. Main !. 1 noo Main niDF-7tO-; ctlfk!ci

liELSU'AX 25035.- fr lb. WHK.4T, CORN. OAT:. ETC, Correeted Dally by D. B. afrfa. IfcM HiU; Hjdraolie Phaoa L-tll? CO K N !'.- r V?c ft ba. OATS Pi j't:; 35c; m::izi UIlRLl NG-Af-d .z: tl 0 rwt. BKAN-'S-klttc 11X5 rwt. nomTcii rnnDts::iBr 12 n w, WRKA'I No 1. ryir.4T V5c btt. M.IIP Br'KV. Iir.AT-PT.4- f j y, e:::r. SI w CliUP XKP-41fA ririrs and rnoDccn, (Ctfrr-1iJ i!y by Brother hooct 1 rm rf t?0 N. Main t. Phon M-ltlC.I BITTni-rirtr; 3V ; illnj vie. ITdl'H Lüe.S-Pijl2j 2ic; tllin FKU1TS AND YKGETABLZS CIW