South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 266, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 23 September 1922 — Page 4

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THE SOUTH BpND NEWS-TIMES SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 2 3. 1922 Watrli This Space Lach Saturday For Up-tO'the-Minutc Farm News and Market Activities. n n E?1 First Hand IS'cwa of Farm Bureaus o! Northern Indiana and Lower Mich ipan Fully Covered. Vi

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Handicaps to Successful Farming IHOW MUCH SHOULD Ä

in America Are Now Passing Awaywft SPECIALIZE?

Much Drudgery I Heim: He moved From Farm and Home Life I3 Happier.

V.x.l.' so rr.or.y worthwhile things to v!o on the. farm to entertain an J kep him bv&y, to --e up the sur-

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lui energy of childhood, which

"Oar civilization rets at bottom . 1 U 4 - r, rA ati fhft af fir-

tlven. And! the cmpletenf, ai j

weil as the- prosperity, of

country." Roosevelt. Jn?tir.ctive' y n parent wi

a child the in life. c ni par Leons can the ideal

' must have an outlet ome way or 'dwarf hij Individ tri lily, that he

v.i'.i hav. little t;me to form bad hah it The farm no longer presents a :.ap;...z'i.-J way of rr.akir.? a living :.or i- it a pl-ice of drudgery; it is

Or.iv ;,y ' rcth'-r a place of great opportunity rench-i -l'--"- Farmers have been low to

Indiana tt'Ml h-a. '.latel sections

(attributed largely to the heavy of-j 1 ferine of commercial till against' j export shipment, although uneasi-J

ncis over ine late?. ae e;opmcnts in!

near eastern situation was a

(sentimental factor. Export pureha.s!

of wheat also had a stimulating ef-1

feet on Canadian exchange, par bides Diversification Is the Solution ! L-Ir- received for Canadian dollars.

10 oucccssiui r annul"

B1ARKET SUMMARY

It Appears.

minal changes, mostly downward.

BY PItOF. O. G. LLOYD. Head Farm Manaat mcnt Department Punluo L'nUrrj-ity. Within the past two months 1 have visited forty counties In representative sections of Indiana. I have

nterviewed farmers, bankers and

Ojx"n Advanre Rumely Common 15 Allia Chalmers 56 American lieet Suar 44Ji American Can Co 59 S American Car Foundry 1S''6. American Industrial Corporation American Locomotive 1224

'. , n:mtv ar. tn v,. ,1 w, I Dardanelles. Profit taking led to a! Baltimore and Ohio

'fnrmi r a nr.-, n v h 1 1 . "reaction in values later.

awaken to the fact that farming a. rrf.it L u: I-. hut the awalv

.-.- r.rio iarms are organized to ai.Terently :n

The little cabin, the dilapidated I thr5r respective localities. Each farmhold, the tumble-down barn. ! neighborhood has its own particular

ait'icuitie.-i t-ut eveyone has the common problem of how much should

WHEAT MAKES GAINS

im'p mr i t t t- rr T-rr.- American Smelting

UIJL, 1U WAtt ttLt'UiU5i American Sugar CHICAGO, Sept.2 2. (Iiy A. P.) (American Telephone and Teiegraph Wheat made a lively advance in price i American Wool today, stimulated by reports that thej Anaconda Corpfr

iurK3 nan seized positions barring: Atchison the British Meet from entering the! Raid win Locomotive

where life on the "arms rffers hind-' leap to comfortable, happy living, j yet farm life as a who in the ftat

Is rapidly evolving from this cordi- -le Held.- and the "hay-seed" farm-

.1 i i v. - v, .v.- i i-r .ire rjiiiiüv nij.y'nc a.'.iv n.1 In i

hn rw -a -a enlov" nil th-la few ycar will be unknown. The tnLrami-r specialize

bene.1s of the city dweller in ad It- j old house i.- being replaced by

the markttj Rethiehem Steel 'B" ..

clo?ing unsettled at 1 4 to 2 U cen Rrooklyn Rapid Transit net gain, with December ICS to j California Petroleum .. 105 U and May 112 H to 1 12 Vi . j Canadian Pacific

cent' Central Leather and (Chandler

tion r exr pr!'-nr!ng the- Joy of J; v

There are a few economic princi-

heated.

hoi:-e hf'ir.c re'i'arerl hv the

pal" wmcri apply to all farms re-

tn...! wth r,,,,-,, Utardless of soil, labor, credit, climate

all the conveniences of ai

as in under-speciallzation.

"jack of all trades" can be a "nutter

In provisions the result for the ; Chesapeake and Ohio

or market conditions. Mistakes are

made in over-specialization about as

It

Ing In th tW-iri. '.vh".fj'ni" atm-i-i

phere of th9 field, woodland an 1 i water and opn spaces. i c' horn That this condition berom ir.g ! now a

cr,rr-.i r Teri'ir.i is hnwn hv the machinery makes it po.-.b;e for

few month.s a?o from a series r.f ! L.m better profit with the

Th:s ragazire gave the i wa.te or time, money and energy.

firrn women of the State., an op-( nortunity to tell th'.r own ctory by!

ai-xing mem to r.ie n u-,.-,-, - , Renton rmintv is n nnrf of the rm-n

tne housewife more ea:ly and: , . ' . ,

Corn finished ' cent off to up and oats up 1g and li to

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day was a rise varying from 2H to Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul Com 15 cents- Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Trfd Rushes toJ)iiy carried the wheat : Chicago and Northwestern market sharply upgrade at the open-' Chicago, Itock Island and Peoria .... ing and brought about further gains' Chicago, Rock Island and Peoila "A"., during the next two hours, but in Chicago. Rock Island and Peoria "R". subsequent trading heavy sales on Chill Copper the part cf holders proved to b e j Chino Copper more than bujers were prepared for Colorado Fuel and Iron

. . 614 . . SO ", . . 97 N . . 53 . .104 ..134'-, . . 5 6 .. 75- .. . . 614 . .145U . . 41 S . 5SS . . 73Va

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ivaoor-aving

ri ä t"- kn 1 - V- - er 1 a n 11 1 f n-- I

m 111TT 111 11 n 111 1 1 1 i T- 11 !4 -.'- 111

leas.! .... . . . . . evcent nt nrriA mnrpazlnn from the. Corn Products . . . . i

nnme.

to if

l i 0 -? f ryr fVi

V V . L O t Vi Iii

of which women are not flow

the work

; one basket is making farming a haz

' ard instead of a business. t j For this reason over-specialization i will be considered- For example.

extreme top figure-s, the highest (Crucible Steel ... since early in August. Nevertheless , Cuba Cane Sugar

ticn "If you had a daughter of mirr.ageable age. would you, In ho l.ght of your own experience, want her to marry a Farmer?" Indiana wa we. I represented in

th'.-s contest women repr-ventir.g j rural eighty count'.frt responding. :;nety- snrne

tir -r-vrcr i rsxp'Pil in the affirm-1 city chiii.ren

1 W - j utive. The negative four percent' were opposed because of bad roads., poor s.-h ":. inadequate housing!

condition-', consequently few labor saving devices and long houM of work. The following letter ! typical of the many ent in from this State: "I would answer Ye for many reasons. Rome life !- or can be. almost ld"al on the farm. Father docs not have to ruh away to office or faclory. or take his meals away from home but can spend time in happy companionship with his wife and children. The farm k the ideal place for children to grow. What child wants to be naughty with the living creatures of thA farm to love and care f-r and a big space of God's be.iutif:l eirth '.v!h ra.-. flow-'T-. bro..ks

ar.tl trees to enj -y? The farm child city.

time and eneror recreation.

quickly done, saving gy for other work

Law and progress have made it

pr. sible for the children in many;

communities to enjoy ed u ca t i o n a 1 a d va n t age s

liren; the

no;.-f

rly constructed consolidated school

and oats area of the -state. On most

I of the farmer more than four out ot i every Ave dollarn of receipts come

from the sale of corn and oats. The

the' ,,a!t twn years the oat yield has been

j uuucuanj ij aiiu inc Ji i.o ut u a. 1 o

252 30 33'; 114 S'J 13ai

bullish sentiment remained strong , Erie Common loii among the majority of dealers, action , General Electric 177 of the Liverpool and Winnipeg mar- General Motors Common 14 H kets giving emphasis to warlike ad-: Goodrich Z2g vices from Constantinople and to, Great Northern Ore 3 9 3i assertions that Rritish demand for Great Northern Railway 91 U grain from the United States would , International Harvester 110

a a -

0 " ' and enrn relntive'v lnwor tri.Tr mruf

little red school-1, ,

is giving place to -.he prop-, ,.K.v.,. ,1

a k j.- i'i ij'mur inai Iii; -sc luwi ciijti

be very large. Corn and oats responded to the wheat advance, May corn touching a new high prie for the season- 1

uilding with

the high-schooi

course added, giving country children the advantage of a high school education without leaving the farm. Wo have our Farm Bureau, community welfare clubs. .he country church (which la a very vital part in the lives of rural people), Institutes, lecture courses and -many other means of Intellectual improvident if we put forth a little ener-

oats farmers have lost more money during the past two years than any farmers i:i the state. Much of this los? can be attributed to abnormal climate conditions which lowered the oat yield. Rut therein lies the weak-

! ness of the farm organization. Good I business reduces risks to a minimum ; and Insures a fairly constant income

in spi'y of losses in some parts of the.

! business. I Farm enterprizca should be

bined to complement one another.

NEW YORK CURB MART CLOSING

By Thomson and McKinnon. Aetna. 12 14 bid A. W. Paper. 3

I Allied Packers. A S

com-irar I-'sht, 1 7-16 Vj

Cities Svc. Rankera, 20-

Industrial Alcohol .. Illinois Central Inspiration . . . International Nickel International Paper . Kansas City Southern Kelly Spring Kennecott Copper . . .

Lackawanna Steel 81 Lehigh Valley 6SS8 Louisville an dNashville 136 5 Marine Common 144

648 112 40h 17U o 7 ' -J 'S 42 i 35 i

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gy to get them. W ith modern trans-, w conditions are right ! Perfection. 1

portation and good roads, wnicn are ( ff)r anothep tQ Slicceed Ijand lab0r.il. Morris. IS Vi 19 being made better each year . the,- n(J capüal should be associated to Stand. Mtrs.. 3U 4 telephone which bring our neigh- t th maxImm USQ at an oxpense Tob. Prod. Ex., 6s '2

bor very near, the freedom nr ...... . . TTni. Pft. Shrc.. 6U K

. . 57 . . .185 1 2 , . . 35 . . . 21;

wh'e'i will

wholesomene?s of country life will 1er famiiJ. more than compensate for anything, This calls

we have missed not living m tne

give the. largest return.

;Fni. Ret. Candy, 6 for diversified farming-' u- s- Light. 1 ,8 '2

Marine Prfd Mexican Petroleum Miami Copper Midvale Steel Missouri Pacific

National Enamel 60U

Nevada Copper 16 New Haven Railway 31 New York Central 97 S Northern Pacific S5Va Norfolk and Western IIS 2

Great Future Is Growing In

Seen For Fruit St. Joseph Valley

Perfect Climatic Conditions Greatly Favor Growth in This Vicinity. Interest in fruit growing atid horticulture has been greatly increaeed by the three-day horticultural exhibit and fruit show held under the auspices of the St. Joseph County Horticultural society. St. Joseph valley is admirably fitua'.ed as to air drainage and climate conditions for the most successful fruit growing on a commercial ba!s. This fact was. demonstrated by the excellent display of fruits shown a: the exhibits. Vegetables and flowers, loo, came in for their Fhare of admiration for their excellent quality. Steenburg farms exhibits showed what could be grown on muck !...r.d. Four ilr.t prizes and three ce.nd prires were captured by products grown In peat. According tn K. C. R.rd. St. Joe coun'y -agricultural agent the quility of celery grown in the vir.nity of Fouth Ind is .niperior in cjuality to that grown in Kalamazoo, Mich. A partial list of the winners follow: Collection of fruits by a horticultural or an agricultural organlzi--ion. 1st prize $500. St. Joseph Horticultural Society. Collection of fruit by an individual grower, l.-t pr:.e 520 00. Charts Swalm. Apples. Hwi ten varieties for market use. 1st prize 510.00. Charles S.saim. Re-, ten vantles for home ue. is: prize $10.00. T. H. Jackson. Re.-t .en trays. lt prize 510 00, Charles Swaim. Rest bushel of apps. 1st prize Sl.OP. Charles Swim.

Rest buahe'. Gr.rnH Golden. pri2e Charles Swaitn. 1 carton senate cf lead.

2nd prize S3. 00 Mrd. W. II. Ray. One vase of 18 alters. 1st prize. 53.0C. Mrs. Fred Kent. 2nd prize, $2.00, Notro Dama Agricultural Dept. One vase of gladlolas. 1st prize. $:'..0 0, Mrs. F. Kaley. 2nd prize, 2.0ü. W. Kinyon. rott display zenlas. 1st prize, 53.00, .Mrs. Palmer Cole

2nd prize, 52.00. Mrs. R. F. I Tuber Rest display coxcomb. 1st prize. 5t.oo. Mrs. T. Kaley. 2nd prize, 52.00, J. E. Loucks. Rest display snapdragon. 1st prize, Jli.CO, Mrs. Ray. 2nd priz $2.00, Notre Uam.e Agrb cultural Dept. Professional. One va.se of 12 roes. 1st r.rit'e. $.".00. Willis Kinyon. 2rd prize, $2.50. V. It. Beyer

Some ricntnn rnnntv farniprs tVii: ayne LOal.

I year have replaced half the usual Allen Oil. 20 40 1 oat acreage with wheat. This dis- Allied. 3 4 I tributes part of the spring peak labor I?os- Wyo., 87 30 I load to" the fall. Some are sowing Boone, 10 12 i soy beans in all the corn and are Carib, 6 H 'feeding more corn to hogs. In re- Elk Baffin, 10 i 1 : ducing the spring peak crop load by Federal. 1 1-16-I sowing less oats more time Is avail- Glenrock, I1 3-16

able to take good care of the sows Int. Pete.. 21-

Mcx,

and idea at farrowinsr time. Marland of

The growing of soy beans and Merrit, 9

other legumes permits the keeping ot M. W. Oil. 1 H 2 H more livestock- These legumes and M. W. Pfd., 2 4 livestock manure make it easier to M. W. llefg., 223 bid get a catch of clover one of the.N. A. Oil, 17 IS chief limiting factors in the keeping' Noble, 1920

of livestock in this area.

; Pennock. TU 1

158

The farmers In this area who con-1 Prod, and Ref., 9 11 tlntie to make corn and oats their Ryan. 6V2 " 1z

major crops will make the largest Salt Creek New,

'profits provided they reduce the risk Sapulpnr-3 Vz j of low yields and of low prices of Simms. 9 7 10 I corn and oat by adding a cash crop A. R C. 2a; Ts

like wheat, a soil builder and live- T?;g Ledge, 8 9 stock feed like soy beans. 30 to 100 Ros. and Mont.. 10-

hogs to con-sumo part of the soy bean Cons. Copper. 4U ' and corn crops, 10 to 15 head of Cresson, 2 11-16 i cattle to consume the roughage and Goldzone. R 10

100 to 200 hens that will require Uerla. TU little feed in addition to the amount .Ter. Vde.,

that would otherwise be largely Kerr Ivik. 3

11

Iacific Oil , Pan American Oil , Pennsylvania Peoples Gas Pierce Arrow Pullman

I Pure Oil , Railway Steel Springs I Ray Consolidated Copper . . j Reading 'Republic Iron and Steel

shears Roebuck Sinclair Oil Southern P.acific Railway . . Southern Railway , i tutU" baker Common Texas Oil Texas and Pacific Tobacco Products Union Pacific United States Food United States Rubber United States Steel Common United States Steel Prfd Utah Copper Vanadium Virginia Chemical . .

.'.Wabash "A" Western Union Westinghtmse . White Motors .

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.. 55?; . . 7 8 V . 4S1 . . 95 - 12 . .1311- .. 32 . . 118 .. 158 . . 77?i

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. S3 .' 3 3 93 U . 25 a .126 . 47 U . 29 ä . 62U 150U . 678 . 50 .103 -122U . 6 7 Si 4SV2 26V2 . 32 118 . 6233 . 50

One as. of flowers of any variety j wasted. The Renton county type of McN'amara. R 9

Willys Overland 7

Quotations by Thomson and McKinnon

High Low Close 19 5 6 ai T 5 5 5 "i 444 43U 431! 60 5SH 59; 1S6S 35 33; 35 123 121 12 62 61 61i SI 79 79122H 121li 121p 99 H 97 ?9H 5 3! 5 2H "3 1047g 1 03 5, 1 04 133U 132-7; 133 7s 5 0 5 4 H 5 5 53 7 75'i 76 2 4 2 4 2 4 H 62 -S 61 62 146 143U H47s 41 40V2 411 6 0 S 5 S 4 6 0 1 j 74 73Ji 338 32 U 3251 492 5092"i 91U 92 45 44 451; 10293 927g 93 2'i 2:. i2 25 30 29 29 " i 01 i i i o S .. 1 4 . 1 t 115 113 '114 S7 !S 13 13 13 15 15 15 17S 177 17 S 14 14 14 3 3 3 3 3 3 C9 39 39 92 91U 92 110 HO " 110 65 54 64 112 111 112 40 39 39 17- 1 6 17 57 56 57 23 23 23 43 42 43 35 3 4 35 81 SI 81 69 6 6 9 136-?4 136 136 14 r.s 57 5S 1S7 U42 1S6 29 2S 28Ts 35 34 34 2 2 0 1 . 60 53 60 16 16 16 31 30 31 9S 97 97 S6 So S5 1192 11S 119 57 55?4 5C "9 77 7: 48 4S 48 95 94 i5 13 12 13 132 13(1 131 32 31 31 118 117 117 152 15 15 7S 77 7S 67 65 66 S9 SS 89 21' 33 33 94 93 94 2 5;4, 25 2.i1126 4 121 126 S 47 47 47 2 9 2'J 2 9 63 C2U 63 " 151 148 149 6 6 6 51 49 50 103 102 103 122 122 1 2 2 1 CS 67 67 48 47 4S 26 26 26 32 31 31 11S12 116 116 63 62 62 5 0 4 9 4 9 7 6 6

ILVJZtkJME SBOPHEH TO ,ZTipz:T;-:: ;r si RETURN WEXT WEEK occasion for severaj liur.-lre.l colore 1 ,

from S--.u;h I'.-nd and t-urround-.

ir.g cities to as-ml.e iv good time P'riday. Forming in a parade

a

at

ai

and Birdseil avs., the conclave move 1 i

out to the park shortly before noon j and from then on an interesting and r

Striking I nion Mm Koci'

Linie-ni Authorization to I'e-

turn to hop

"ing rogram w

;ebl.

Atheltlc music was IVtiUtie

eents. s;i. the order f

:;e

s which in olu

1 by two bands. vau.U-villo ling, continued until late i

an I , ay. I ir.usic

inj ..'tnc-

the t von-:

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Larpc F ire Gongs to U am

of Approach of Department

NILRS. Mi h . S-;-t. '.2 vS;e7 ial) Four h ;n ir- ! s:ri;-g ; rri'n a: the 1- .1 ja: 1.- ..f :.- Mi, higa:. C-n-tr.il r i.iri .il . .'. 1 ..- b.i, k t-.s w.r-v pr.-bibly M' f li-.w.rg r- - :;-: h. re , .,f fr-:'; r. L. Ci::i:.i::.::.'.:;i . f .1 i- k..-r.. s rt t vy t-f the ;.-te:a l--;a tntb.or.ring t!; iir.ir, :. t . : 1 work. T:. 1 al t tr.l. :s v. ill hol i . meeting t ig lit t t tl.e ning ni -s ..: , a:: 1 it is xj r 1 th.t

I Lar

; at. the

r y - T t -i 1 ir"c n i " . r r- n 1

corners cf both Michig v

Wayne plo St.. 1 roach; reived

sts. and Michigan o:

to warn traiho of ir.g hre triio'-is. On west of Michigan st

an .

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!- . a 1 v.

rt

rofi re

the C.i '.

department has ir.v.nial ly or : that thoroughfare it thf-e crn'-rs and especially at ;h? formnr er inc. has little time to give warning to vehicles owir.c to the hur. distance which the central rire -Mtin iss located from the interne i 'i.'n. The gongs are intended to facilitate :h clearing of trc.tho and the avoidance of accidents at these po.nts.

City Planning Commission

to ( Special Meeting call r Ci: nr.'.-. Wi..:t:';

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; . it-.-! Tile

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Ash Local Police to Watch for Truch of Stolen Grapes

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P.arth-

Mich, il an-

Chief Francis of the Niles.

lUIKf l.r,MI Ui.riil- Li.it A iinv

thorities Friday to be on the lookout for a covered Ford truck an i two men. w.inted in conn1 1 tion with

t f a truch

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V. U . Girls to Plan U inter Program at Summer Resort

tlWt Tiiursdny night

ad ot grapes at Paw Paw, .i.cn.

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The r:ra;. va rf cont i med in jumbo sized baskets and had bf'n transferred from one truck to another, the information stated.

A " up .'!. ; lie'd :.; the v. V.. i en 1 at Th;-:sh'.vo.-d. 1 summ r a 1. p t'. .r gi ; f- !, r.il c. unci I ( "in mi it 1' 1 t h" Y I '".- v ate m.--e:i:-g m

-r.'gram. .u.ug iiglits. vari' us act i

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ONION CHAMPION?

i'ALKbJUU.N, irai.. epi. , T,(. ,ip.ntn-: nie-rting i.f the third James Priser, residing two miles j year of th- s- Th ! n 1 11 idl's as.-..-

r.crtnwcst or rackerion. ca;mH ine - m ., 1, ... m e;

record for onin raising this j-ear. He produced 1,8 00 bushels r "Renia" onions on one an 1 or.e-

tp-.n V. .".lS.s

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half acres of ground, the croj hav- j .

'g just been harvesrod.

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By PENPY ROSS

n. t Ies than 12 in vase. 1st prize, $5.00. Willis Kinyon. 'lest display of potted plants any variety. 1st prize. $2.00. Nctre Da-me green-

j farming uses man. horse and mach- N'ip.. 5 6 , inery labor as efficiently as any ara Ray Hercules, 1 'in the Ftate. The chief weakness .

of the farm organization is the rUk CHICAGO MVEstoC . of carrying all the eggs In a corn-oat CHICAGO, Sept. 22. nor, -Rec-e-pts basket and not providing m-in and 1.',nni; market J'h: hipl'fr. Hulli ?s. 10:10; ut, QMr,rt of Cha vfir top $10.40; bfVjy height $;r.0.2o; m--

in taking care of livestock which in

' turn takes care of the foil.

WHEAT AFTER SOYS

GIYES BIG YIELDS! IRREGULAR TREND

ON STOCK MARKET

Over Thirty-two Bushels Per Acre Made Where Preceded hv Lesuincs.

This f V.

Losses Exceed Gains, Due to Fact That 1,100,000

Shares Change Hand:

year's wheat crop yielded she 1.3 per acre where it fol '

lowed toy beans, and 2 0 bushels on

corn ground on the Purdue uni-j NRW YORK, Sept. 22. (By A. versity experiment farm at Lafay-jP.) Prices in today's stock market ette. with similar fertilization on ! moved with an irregular trend with

diunis Night $'..7.Vi io.r.t ; li-lit

$10.10.40: licht lights V.yi 1" d 1 heavy; pückinp wivj. finimih S'o.-'o: packii g sow s, rough. $7.L"" 10 ; p'gs .:i '.'. ! CATTLE llecelpts Tm; üiarket steadv.j

111: medluin and good $7 'n P "; g.ud

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di

(T;lt.

Cann

Jll(tL3.2-; fe.dr Fters $ö.ü-Vu.-2ö; stucker treers ? I ai,7.40 ; Storker cows and fce'.ferfi "i.V!. SHEK1'-ltecoipts tx; market ?treng to O higher. ShPtp and feeder. firm. Lamb?. SI lbs. down. J13 ."tU.T5 ; hirnb.s cull and common $!.";al3 ; varllng wethers Sf.S5'?? 12.23; ews J 3.7-Vif 7.10 : ewe, cull aud i-omtnon J2'ii7.--; breeding 4wrs f i.öJ'ni.2"i; feeder iambi 12. ',; 1425.

yiw 00 .3i .3ii .3. KYI-:. Sept 72 .73 .72 .72 1.l- 7J .73 .72 .73'h Miv 77 .777i, .77 .77 LA Iii Seid in law 107.1 ln.Sü U t lo.ti.t lo77 lo i'.J 10.75 ItlllS--S.;t 07 0.S7 0i 0,7 t -t. Nominal 1 ii

( HICAOO CASH GRAIN. YVIIKAT Nr.. 2 h:ird ?l..H".il.ll. COKN N. 1 Veilow Cit'.jr; Nn.

2 TPl

- V. ...11 . i'M a -

nd choice $:.2.V,Uu.r-); comm -i. and me- ' ' 1 vll , .Ai

um $ti2ö: n.acher e.-ifle. lifers. $.i,;' -. ' V.-i ' v- . ZW"

ers and cutter?, cows ar.d lifer? : 'V: "V ,.-;,;. ZlZ kn.

1st ar-

b . th strips. For the last seven

I years wheat yields have averaged

Pears. Collection of pears not

more than

-$10.0 0.

cniCAfTo rKonrcE mark irr.

Rl'TTEK Receipts 07:0 tuh?. Staid-

Sc; extra firsts 37fz4; firsts 33 i P-icking stock 2."''i26c.

l'.-ie;s Receipts 3.";." c-ases. Ml-'din-eem ''7'ii 'JSi r ..Til ' r. .1 r v fl re 'T.'.i

opening prices were inclined lirsts rjv,i:;3C: chks 1-: dirties p..v"

the losses again exceeding the gains. ard

Tr.idine which anDroximated 1.- 33

100,000 shares was largely profes

sional

; 'lOo.

(lATS No. 3 white 4"7.1s4?. IIA KLEY C4Kfi4c.

kyi:

No. 2 73c.

T I M 0 1 H V f 4 23 f Ö 23.

CLOY Kit ? 1217.

IIICACiO ORAIN ri.OrE. WIIKAT Sept. up c; Vec. up

Hay up c

c;

eT

r'OHN Sept. off c: rec otr c; May

OATS Sept. up c; Dec. ff c; May

off c. PRO VI SI ON S Higher.

mere

;-:i varietifta. 1st pr: Charles Swaim. nirm:s Collection of teaches.

than ten varieties. 1st prize T. H. Jackson. nriArns Cell-ctin cf prajes. no: more than tn arie:'.es. Irt. prize SI-" .o? C. P. Bradley. PLVM Coll-'cti.T of plum not. more thin ten .ar!eti"s. Is: prire $ H T. Hadr.way. l l( lis Ccllecti'-n o! qu.iu'vs. not rr.'-r than trn varieties.

$:.Ci Charles Swaim vr.r.irrAPi.i:s

I--et rp"'k arly potatotes.

lt rrie 5 3. C O R.-St r?c-k lite

riety. lt rriz-. $3.'?. Mrs. Minard Crotcot. colt rcTiox or vri-irrAin i:-: Rest ctllecttin cf -w-;etabl-5 t individual gr'.ver-.

1st r rlze. $15.00. .Mm P. R ind pr;z. SICCO, Brothe tt rt. Zri prirv $5. CO, Mrs. C. W

V.- : ar.d larger: collection

1 , .. ii,uj,ni

. !r. P. R. Chubb. . Mrs. H. 11. F:ck-

"0.4 burhel after s;y bear.3 and 23. :4 bu.-h-ls after corn, a diiferenoo

in favor of the soybean ground i f . to s.ig. probably as th i result of fore

3.2 Puhel" per acre. On the llun-jed liquidation due to the unwilling- h tingtcn exreriment field last year, ness or Inability of trade-3 to meet .' "Jnp

wheat after soybeans yielded 32.2 overnight margin calls.

afttr corn. 2b. 6 ar.d after When this selling had been com- prrings :

CHEESK Tw1s, new, 2")i.21c; Pa'.s-

20Ci21r; Young Amoriean 21'-j'f

oras 21-22c; brick 21

LIVE POULTRY. Chickens lSU22c:

20c; roosters lSc; sreee 3r:

t.?, --. u.iae.s wiin Similar ieril- l'ieieu. iü.um-i uji. i.ii tiat VTflFS Kfiv rt 1CU mm tt-

".zition. I bulla were unable to attract enough r.eund Wh! f l.tO'.ti.rii : Minn. Round

$1113; Rod River, Minn, aud

Tl soybean is an ideal crop tc support to carry prices forward and White lUl.l.: Red River, Minn precede wheat in the rotation. It ! the market fill bac't again. ' vr.L .vo"''.'- lbs 1: 70 to .

avL? th

cle.n for

work -

Weakness in rails was attributed i.i--hc: :

ti,i.Ki,. v,?. in nart to selling orders or toreign ttw.-K 1. '-i in- ; ove rwe igst. 1.10 to

tiU k'l-. KJ ilt ij 1 " -'

va- 'origin

1

ground

with enougli

M winter shows. Rv using a

ty th it is early enough for a j and rno?t net changt-a were of a 'en section and eedin- the-n fir. ' fractional character. Southern Pa-

thcy may le re-moved either for'cinc ua rushM up 1 and

er seed

to 110 :bs. l'P

RYE Paying OOc. MIDDLINOs.-eiling $l.C0 cwl BRAN Selling J1.35 cwt. SCRATCH PEED Sellin? 2 23 cw WHEAT No. 2. paying $1.0) bu. SEED BUCKWHEAT Pay iDg $125; itlliLZ $1-30. CHOP TED-1.60. riL'ITS AND PRODUCE. (Corrertrd Daily by Brotherhood C?er t0 N. Main tt. Phon? M.J7W.) m TTKll-I'ajins 41e; selling 47et PRLisII EGiiä -Paying 32c; ielliu.' 37c UOXe). FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Cali ornU navel orx&ngM. due dot a.

COMPLITTi: ROAD

MILFARD, Ind.. Sept. 22 The

L II. Lozier road, which haa been j in course of construction for ev- ! eral months and which is located in j Van Buren townsrrip, has been 1 completed and thrown open to traf-j

lie by Contractors Copelind &

P (O)

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M

EM Another Full Page of These Beautiful Cui-Ouis ir. ihe COLORoto Magazine

FREE wish Tomorrov;':

s

0i'

Trading waj relatively light

V,

r.lentv n." tl-n f.-,r : Island, one or tne wcas leaiures u s

S lbs.

: JAr.cv

173 lbs . e.

epte

CITH'ACiO KAIN RANTiE. ClIICA;o. Spit. l-J. Bt U. P. 1 Grain

price fhow.-d ciilderable etrtngth oa I th. Chicago hoard of tr.iJe today Hndi' closed at pubsnutial gains ortr trie fig-j ure at the cbse yesterday. After a; sharply higher opennig today, prices coc-: tinned on the upgrn le until roon -whea a rcp.ii.,n et in. Higher prices la Lit-! erpool was the chief influence in the mar-1 kefs ?trei;g:li. rrovi:oii. rioted highf-r. ; S-'ptenil r v be.it r-rned up 7'4w at , 510 anl closed up c L-'C. eperd up IV at fl"T and r'...t-d up ; Z-l-jy oiifLfl up lo at $111 and closed up

SIX I'LIICLNT C03IPOUXDKD Ql'AUTFJtLV. Money placed with the "-lou'h Renn

Rulldini? and Loan Association prior 1 to Oct. Uth. draws 6 percent fro m ! Cct. lt compounded quarterlj'. In-! corpora'ed for 53,000.000.00. Ai- I sets SJ.71U!00.00; 216 W. Washing-j ton av . (first door west of court i

house. Advt.:s2.-tf. Phone 1666

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GARDNER NEWS AGENCY Vhclessle Distributor Chicago Tribune

Main and Jefferson Sts.

1st priz'

Carroll J Rym potatoes any a-

. ay or seed in

-.heat serdir.g. In propanri? tho "ra.vy. ciosea a. a gain ri.. eed btd fur waeat. the soybean ! Standard Oil of New Jersey contub bio u- given a thorough but fha-:tlnued its uPw4rJ course registering -w disking and worked down wltlv a net 5ain of 31 wile Standard Oil

r.e crag cf harrow. Where the ! u

American Radiator was the ind!-

t-n are tr.rcf tied, tne straw n-v

be tcatter.d tacl: on th whf.it - 5 : vidual strong spot of the day. moving

Turkeys Ad.: 1NDIS LItXSTO INDIANA PO LIS LIVESTOCK. INDIANAPOLIS. S.-. H(h;.s Receipts vxa': market bV.-2-V higher. I'-t h-v;es 10 23 1 milium nlx.1 ?P.13''i P3' ; fivjoi.iii choi- $li.iur.' 10 .V.; hvdk ef sil-s S K23';lf.'L-, SHEEP Recftipt-s 110": inraket teJr Top 53. CALVES Rrcpts 7."; market ZMfW lower. T p 514. Oo. CATTLE Receipts market te.idr. BtTf f 11'-?. 11 .Vi ; cx.-- n J h.-itora $7 y..i.

iber corn opened up e at Ci,!

top dreeing during the winter

against the downward trend to a new(

! 1922 high at a net gain of more than

KAIL STTUKi: TlIRRVTnxS.

i

six points- Gulf

c,p;s noui e aecüers; market active

nnshed forward to a new high and h:jhr. Prime heavy SbjitlO'W ti.

Announcement has j-jt been! a ?r tVi mrtvmnt. rerl?ter- liuai If ie .vuo.73 ; ieaTy Yorkers Sio

- . L ' . A - I -M A. V. ' A V A N- rr - -- -- ... . .

riTTSBCRG LIVESTOCK. riTTSUinii, Sept. 2-. HOvi-i R-

Chubb Urj-

Cf

I ' . c 14 te" tne ur inca net gain of 2. :o 2.Vt lu.40; roughs $7.73'.is- sa ii --rv.ce tc::.n of the American. Seasonal demand for fun eta caused ,f " --- 5'3S

R -.i.way As -co. at. on to insure an

..e i'.: ate eup; -i ement of Tr.'-rn are

a..

$1

canned in: 3 -t i r :.?. 2:. ! pri-f

cnjcl.er. ri)Yvi:i;s A mareur. Pt collection of f.-.'frs by lr.dlvld jal prcwer. 1st pii?--, J 10.00. T. K. Hub it.

a firmer tor.e in the money market

ly of c.rs frr the Call money -opened and renewed at fertilizers thLs fail. j flVe percent, the highest renewal many in licatior. in rato sitir June 2'. ar.d then advanc-

of the country of tha prob-!ei to 5. where It held until closing-

In the tin-e money market, brokers bid 4 percent fr the shorter mat-.

juritie?. hut the banks showed a dis-: f position to place fards for Ion -er

CATTLE Re!pt

-VM.' t

nnvl clsfd off l4e; Dec. opened i c-r at

3'.c and cle-ed v.rT c: May et'Htj.'d up at '.2- and closed eft c ! Serfemlr oft'? opnd p c nt 3CRie ;

.ar.d c'.oed up c; lc. opened up c at,

c.'S-d off '.c; May opene.i up1 c and closed off ltc.

Pre arvl .c at 3;";

-erio-a9 interruption of deliver-'

In cas the strike

rmrk.-t

stei jr. cr.ea.-e f. .-""d : good

3.23 1 fair f.V'70: ta..I eaiT- $13k.jU SHEEP AND LAMDS Reeiprj h'.r: market h!her. Prime wethers I7ii7.ru; p.- ed $ 3 2 j f.73 ; fair mixed ?3.2.'."i' lambs fl4M"i,15. " '

not quickly c;ea

rd

up

situation is and a com-

CIHCAf.O GRAIN RANGE.

ittee of the National Fe.tlltzer

Association ha.s received assurance; periods -ä: 4 cn the. theory, that

the r-resent firmness is seasonal and

.at eve rj't n i n g p o.. i b 1 e

r.e to prevent the

.e;

holdin? up

In several instance.

be of ex-

:rg rmbargo- .already hae been .iudiried to perm.:: shipments of fer-.l:z-r and ferUKzer materials.

not l.'kely to last.

A moderate,

amount of new commercial paper. wm received here, rates showing a flrrner tendency. Purther veakness in sterling was

OT"?2 Hifh Low Cloie WHEAT opt 1" 1 ;-. l.OU frl ! c 1 "T'-j 1 '.' 1 t 7' j i tri, Mar 1.11 1.13 1.11 l.lj COUN S.pt 4 .33 e.it. rr4t4 Pec 3.'' Xy- .'"2 ,V Mit 2 "3 S.2 oj OA I S;.t .43 .30 s;

60CTII ESNb MARRET. BTITD MARKET. (Corrected Plly by I. A. Row, eoj ; Ui:hi;an t. Phore I lncola SiZf ) ; TIMOTlir Selling lloO per bi , CLOVER Meiium. red. fl.!n?, 1141 ! 15- mammoth red. f 13 ; sweet clorer, i ) OATS Pavir.i: 4c: eine; :C'd?c i MAT. STRAW AND FTtED. j 'Corrected Oallj br the iTe-Ir Mllle Floor and Feed Co.. 4!0 S. Micblfan St '

I'liooe Main CGRN raying 3? ; telllsg 70375c. CLOVER SEED Paying 112; tili.; ir.uie RI'DAN GRASS Sellin; $3 50 cw. Mil LET SeLiinjr Jit. ALMKE Sellins J 14. ALFALFA Sc'diar fHQH SOY BEANS 34. SEED CORN-42. HAY Pay i-S, $16J18; t-eillnf $2-0"! er ton. ALSIKE CLOVER SelU-j 11431ALFALFA Northern grows. $14. niDES AN'li TAI.LOtT. (Corrected Dally by t. V. Ltpprata, ? N. Main t. Ittone Main HIDES 7310;; cilfikini lO'rJISc. TALLOW Renderrd So: roja 2&U RE Lb WAX 25cü33c per lb. W1IEAT. CORN. OATS. ETC. -Corrected Dally by D. B. Marfan. NUu MI1U, Hydraulic mr. Thon l-ol7 CORN Pa? Lit Wc per tx OATS Paylnjt 35c; aeRln We.

Chicago South Bend & Northern Indiana Railway Co.

& Southern Michigan Railway Company EFFECTIVE SEPT. 24. 19:2 Subjeet to chanpe without notice trains learlng South Bend, Indi.iria.

yfjf tin OTfyJ

Eait Wet-t North Bund Relied Bound a.m. zii3 t.ra. 'SAr, A.m. C:) a n. S:(1 a.a. 2-":) 4.22. 7:"" a m. 10:f a ra. 7:) a.m. Sroo a.m. 12 -0 noon S:) a.ra. x9:W a m. 2:')p ni. 'J:''i in. 10:O am. -4:00 p.zi. l0:oo a :u. xllM'-) a.m. l p.m. 11 am 12:'"' cooa S:)p.tn. 12:"1 p.xa. xl .) p tn. 11:) p.a. ' lit'Jp.ra. 21 p.ta. 2 ''i p.m. x3 iC'"' p.m. 3 :"' p. ti. 4 too p.m. 4 :) r m. f:frt p ia. " nO p 3. :-) p m. 0 p rn. 7: p.m. " p-ia. .i p m. 9 : p.m. 9 :'0 p.m. 'II M I' M. 11 : p in. xDaily except 8'jcday. Nlles .nly.

xLlmiu d. J. S. MOORE. O. P. 1 F. A. fo Ith IVrnd, Ind.

High Grade Dentistry

at Prices That Are Reasonable

It V r

1 not r.e-sary Pr. H ilmes to

c3ar?e t' oo wr, rk V..; 'line i.v..i: l

.rti

I r:.'.-f --rol..

1 h- j.ir" r f b!Jlr.e5

d r.e :a V.

::;'- j-erm.ts us to

. t.tai '.iv.'K fit prio täai: yj 'Aouid receive eJ

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d. too. a; your -f

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"1'1 l-f'r- it 1 Tti-it we hav : t,. eat: obtain i wtli

f.r.-: - f ni.it er i.i Is.

'ire.r.

an nut fltT-'r.l r evr rk i ; port ur.it y. I:'0 a ti.jr.--

! to make a real eartn;.

tb: tr 1-r.did

POUR rilAIKS-Nn WAITS PR EE EXAMINATION J.T. HOLMES, D.D.S. Corner Michigan & Waal.ir.gton Sts. Over Central Drug Company Lcok For .Sign Lincoln 6 SI 3

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Holeproof

Hosierv m For service and fine? appearünce Holeproof Hose are unexcelled. Mn.de with the Extra-Stretch ribbed top to

insure comiort ana I

wear.

all shades

long

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in

at

S1.60

Of

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