South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 311, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 November 1922 — Page 4

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 7. 1022

MARKET SUMMARY

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Alrt Chalmers Arr.rican Ie: Fu.;ar Arwrlrm C n C"o Arrrer'an Cat IV,i;r..lry American IV u Synll.ir Arr.r!fan Hid and leather Common AMr!fn Hid ar. I Iithr Prfd.. . Af!Mn Industrial CrT-itlon . . . . American Locomotive

American Fmt!r.g Arrlcm Sucar Amrle.in Tphor.e and Telegraph A-mrian Woo;

Ar.irnr. Ii Cprr

TtchNor. Jialdwi.n Lo-r mrtiv ... P-aiMmre l". 5 Ohio .... Iüir-.m IV . Pro;k!yn I : i . 1 Tr.r.!t California Petroleum. . Canadian Icic Or.tral L ath-r Chan !r Chapeike and Ohio . ChIa;ro. Miirnul;'-" ar.d

r-h'-ir- Milviuk and St. Ptul IT

CMc a so ar. 1 Northw'rn .... Chisel, Hk Lsi.ir.d ar. 1 Peoria Chirac, llork I-lind flr.d Peorla Chill CpT Chlr.o Copper Colorado PuM rd Iron Corn Products CruclM S:el Kr Common General Electric ...... General Motors Common Goodrich -

Great Northern Or . . . Great Northern Hallway International Harvester

Ir.iuiftrial Alcohol Illinois Central . I r.r" ration International NdckM International Paper Kan'.w City Southern Ke-Ily FpringrVM - Kenr.eco'tt Copper Lackawanna Htel Lhtg'h VA'.Ky Marine Common Marin Prfd "Mexican Petroleum, Miami Copper Mid vale Ft eel Missouri Pacific National Enamel Nevada Copper New I lave n Railway . New Tnrk Central - Northern Pacific Norfolk and Werfern Pacific on - Pan American Oil Pennsylvania Peoples Pullman Pure Oll Kay Coneo'JdatM Copper Itadlns? Republic Iron and Steal

Pears Rcebuck S5

Mnclalr Oil Southern Paotflo Hallway Foul hern Railway KtTnlerwtVeT Conunon , Texas Oil - "fexas ana Pacific Tobacco Products Union Pacific United States Food United States Rubber United States Steel Cebion . United Statoj.rf f rf d " -rTi" t yp e r Vanadium Wabash "A" " Wetlnghou.n

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Dominant Issues Absent

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VOLSTEAD FACING FIGHT FOR SEAT IN MANY STATES WASHINGTON. Nov. c. l'.p.

Andrew J. Volstead, author cf the I There is a co'..j;

! mot talked about laiv of the gener

ation. Is asain facing cpprfltion fcr hl.i j-eat a.-? representative from the Seventh Mlnr.e-ota D. strict ar.d hM

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WASH IN il N; Nov. 6. ...is

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line of div.s.cn bfve !:nn an 1 Democratic

the La5ue of Nations in 1320.

ir.iieaJ n verltniüe pot

n the itepub-l-artis. did

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popularly reported to i :,0-:rrl of i.-tfue taxation.

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i iecf.on 1 O. J. Ka!e.

Vc'.sicid In dr-ne;s. j h;l.;t:on. a j,r. cultural i o'.iy. railroal

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j Ton po. i-.i.r..r., t ar. i:.a-pr.c:f nt. Ka;a cal.ty. rut all ccrr.r:n:r.c to maKe J

opposed olstead two ytars ß, i tne election cf November 7 a pitch- M

. land it tcoK a court ceci.-ion to ::ve i ..mfn fn- rho r-oü"oii i I

CATTLE RW-m 0; market teadr. , . . . TT . " ,1 ,,'--n Wi " ' is Ste $12Ul2.i; cow ad aeifrrs ! os.eaJ the seat. 11 mam!a;r.l ob.rvr-r who looks fr :i r at;onal N tl.C I that Kvale had violated election trend or i.-.ue. laws by ml.repre.sentin; hi- rell?- The c.h .i-okesmen for the two M .?At "lXfvV'v!:IlT"trr ious portion durinar the cam;ui?n. Mrf, : ..ni vlctorv is a.oaj.d for

Receipts Z); nnrKt jrocd, active,

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snd ett-Jidj. lorkeru $'J; p mixed $'J: lieaTy 9; rocjliS

s-rac ü'l FIIKUl' AND LAMES Receipts 8 o0 ; nisrket arrive; la tubs ."- up. f0.r ta1y. Choice Tata $HVil4..V; cull to fair $130; e-be-p $3''iSr.

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rniCAGO fiRAIN RANGE. Opa High Ixw Cle

Ie 1.11 l.lßS 114 1.16 Mty 1.14 116 114 11.-, July L042 106 1.01 1aO COltN Dc W .6iJ .6S r May ." ' Jn'y 67 -6S .67 OATS D 42 .42 .42 .42 May 41 .42 .41 .4.July 3'J .03 .."0 .C-. RYE Ioc $3 .33 . .5M Mar 2 .S5 2l4 .M LAUD

Jan. Nominal

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j Dilly Sunday, premier evanrel ..-t. j threw all hi physical and oratori

cal 5trenpth In:o a sermon aalr.st the adoption of "we-t" propos-il. by several .-tatf.s at tomorrow's election. "Vote dry Tuesday an 1 send the dirty .T:ir.g" of blackguards to hell," he f-houted. "I want to f"e th!.-1 country so dry hat a man will hae to prime himself to yplt. "Prohibition Is only a fcrap of papT. It Is to this country what the treaty of Belgium waa to the lnvadinc: hordes of the KaLf-er of Gern. any." Sunday charged "church preachers" are not preaching the danger of bo.-'ze "because their mouths are

padlocked by political leaders. They'

think more cf political org-.ir.iz.a-tiona than they do of Go!."

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CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE. WHEAT Iec. up 2c ; May up lc; July up 1. CORN Dec. up lc; Mi- u? c; July UP e OATS De. up Vac; May up c ; July up r. PROVISIONS richer.

Electric Toastern, just what she'll appreciate. Moran's 132 N. Mich st.

P. P. Cleaners. Main 709. 303.31b

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CHICAGO GRAIN REVIEW. CHICAGO. Nov. Ö. (Ey l 1'., -Grain price3 were hlhor on tb- Cicajo tard of trad. todaj-. due to ar. iacrvased xpor: demand. Late In p diy the market showed uncertainty over thv fori'a situation l.irt ttit-r v.as a strong unl.-r-tone at the cl'e, 'Provisions cloti-d blauer. Pvemler whifit oper-1 off at J1.14s4 -aiK'. o.'Sd ui lc; may opt-r.d unebanrcj m 51.14 and closed up lc; July opt-neU up c at $1.4 and do.n-J up lr. pecnibrr njn opened off c at Cc a?.d closed up lc; May operx-d unchanpril at 6c and olod up ae; Ju.y vpued off at 67c and clor-ed up c. December oats opened o.f c at 42.: and closed up c; May opene-d off c at 41cfln l closed up c: July epened unchaucd -at Z'Jlic and clos.l up c.

BREAK i COLD IN FEW HOURS

Rape's Cold Compound Acts Quick, Costs Little, Never Sickens!

(Quotation by Thomson nnd McKlnnon.)

Ni:V YORK MBEUTY UpNDS. l'nlte.1 Ftate.s Liberty 3's. $ 1 $ 1.0S. Nnlted States Liberty First 4's. J9S.60. UnitM States Liberty Second 4's. $9 3.80. Unlte-1 States Liberty Firt 4'. $99.16. United State Liberty Second 4'?, J9V92. I'nlted States Liberty Third 4 "s. ?99.16. United Statte Liberty Kourth4'?. $99.12. Unite! States Victory 4's. $100.36.

STOCKS DECLINE OH

FAR EAST REPORTS! -

whero it closed. The time money rate held to five per cent with comparat.vely litt 1 0 business belnr tran-

Only a relatively small

new commercial paper

is comlnc: Into the market, the rates

for which are unchanged.

Seriousness of the Near Eastern

Speculators Find Strategical situation was reflected In the heavl-

jt 1 f . nes or rorc:sn exenange

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Against Advances.

rates.

French francj and Ctcrman marks dropping to new low levels for the year. Demand Sterling: also reacted

NCU YOLK. Nov. 6. Specula-1 more than one cent to $4.44 C-S. a tors f or the d ?clin- J'.r dinar tiie vtock j larg-e volume of grain and cotton market in .1 w aker."d technical po- j bilü being contr.butln factors, ition as a res:;!: cf the rapid ad t

var.ee cf la-t Thtirsday

took advantage f an unfavorable

Near Mastern news and the unwil- j

Uncrne-i of traders to carrj' etc -s over the bolivlay, forcinsr down prices one to three points. Uncertainties rerardlnsr. tho outcome of tomorrow's election and

JSOUTII r.EXn St.tKKFTS. (Corrrrted Ini!y by I. A. Ktiwe. CO?, N. Jllihigan t. Thone Eimoln 3139.) SEED MARKET. CLOVER Medium red, felline 16; mammoth red, $16; s'tt cJ r $S. HAY, STRAW AND FEED. (Corrected Dally liy the MIy Miller Flour and led Co.. 10 S. Michigan t. Thune Main 8H.V) rnrtN Payini? 60c; se'llng TOsOo. CLOVER SEED Paying 53; selllsj $10. AI SIKE Sellins $10. A LFALFA Selling $14. HAY l'aylns1 Jld; Sellins per ton. TIMOTHY Sellin e $4.00 per bu. HDRS AND TAI.LOW. (Corrprted .Dally by S. W. Idppmar., 211 N. Matn nt. I'lione Main 2(51. ) niDM.s Tf.M0"; calfskins 10Vfl3c TALLOW Kendereil 5c; rouh 213?. BEKSVX-'J.V(frMc per lb. WHEAT.- COHN. OATS. ETC. (Cflrrectr! Dally by D. IX. Morgan. St M1IN. Ilyrirnulie ar, Eltone I.-5U37) COHN Paying COc: iellini; 75c. OATS I'aylnp 40c; seUinff 60c. EYE Pnvir.c V. MIDDLINGS Sel in? $1.60 cwt. ÜRA.V llinc $.:) owt. PCKATCIl FEED Sellins $223 ctn. WHWAT I'avh.p $1.13 per bu. SEED FUCK WHEAT Paylas $123 elllnpr $l.ro. CllOI" FEED $1.60 ctt. FRUITS AND FRODfCE. (Corrected Daily by Drothrrhood Grocer. t20 N. Main t. Phon M-1756.) FRITTS AND VEGETABLES California naval orange. 80c dozen. E1TTEU Pavinjr 47c: selling ."2c. FRESH EGGS Faying 4.c ; selliup; c.

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Flvery druzstist here guarantees fach package of 'Tape'? Cold Com-

j r .-und" to i reak up nny cold and. Business ivian for a Busi

er, d grippe n.isery in a few hour? rr money returned. Stwffiv.o?, pain, 1 headache. (pvfr!.-hii'-s. indamed or

Iconcested noso and hend r-hevrd j Qne Who Can Make Good

with fir.-t dose. Thse f-.ife. picas ir.t tablets eo.-t only a few cents and millions now take them instead ot sicken'.r.cr quinine. Adv.

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REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR

Platinum and Diamond Wrist Watches

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""illTIEAT GAINS FROM

NEWS OF FAR EAST

the disposition of traders to await more definito developments In Turkey before extending the r commitments resulted in considerably les activity, total salts as:.?rejratln? only 704.000 pharos, a asralnf: the million share average ot the la few weeks. Th- reactionary movement extended over most cf the U?t but pressure mp3 concentrated in the best hour or. the Erie, issues on reports of a strike of employes of the Pennsylvania Coil Co., one of Ita principal coal properties. Erie first preferred was th harde. hit. dropping threr points, the common yleldin.tr 2 J-S and the second preferred 2 1-2. Othr low priced rails

reacted In sympathy, looses In larffe

i CHICAGO. Nov. 6. (By A. P.)

Disquieting reports of a new crisis at the Dardanelles led to a material advance today In the valuo of wheat. The market closed unsettled, "

to 1

net hljrher with December

116 to US' and May 115 to 115 7. Corn gained 3 to cent and oats H to H cent. In provisions the outcome varied from 2 cents decline to a rls of 15 cents. Although the wheat market here opened on the downgrade In sympathy with lower quotations at Liverpool, news of aggressive action by the Turks broug-ht about quickly a sharp upturn and throughout the remainder of the day the bear side was at a disadvantage. The weakness at Liverpool was explained aa due to large north American exports and increased Argentine cfferlnc:;.

Corn and oats reflected the action: of wheat despite reports that for- j rimers out of the market for corn

IRATE FATHER FORCES HIS SON TO QUIT BRIDE NEW YORK, Nov. 6. (By I. N. , S.) The sudden separation of Ernest G. A. Isenbeck, of Boston, from Miss Josephine Astel, of Cleve, land, following their marrlagre on Friday, was- unexplained today. "Just a couple of kids who went away and got married" was the statement of E. U. Astel. wealthy Clevelandcr and father of the bride, lie? declined, to corament further except to say that the father of the brideproem considered his eon 00 young to wed. Younsr Esenbeck, who Is 21, and Miss Aidel. who Is 20, were married Friday at the Little Church Around the Corner. Immediately after the bride returned to the apartment of her parents at the Blltmore hi tel. The bridegroom registered at the Commodore. Neither would discuss the reason for their separation.

885.00 to S500 Circumstances make it possible for us to offer a most unusual money-saving opportunity to you in the selection of an ideal Christmas gift. There has recently been an advance of 40 in the market price of Platinum. There is also a substantial advance in the price of Ladies' Wrist Watch Movements of the better grade, because of the tariff. On the eve of these big advances we find ourselves with an excellent stock cf Diamond Mounted Platinum Wrist Watches bought some time ago. These watches 40 cc less than they can be duplicated today 40 less than they can be duplicted today. Platinum Top Wrist Watch on 18K. White Gold. S full cu: diamond., ." sapphires, 17-jewel adj. movement.. $S.".00 Platinum Wrist Watch, 24 line white diamonds, ö Fapphlre.-, 17-jewel adj. movement, rectangular... SlR.VOO Platinum Wrlr Watch, oval shape, 16 fvll cut diamonds. sapphire winding crown, 17-jewel Adj. mov rr.ent S17Ö.00 Platinum Wrist Watch, fan-'y rectanuiir shape, 2" lino white diamonds, S sipphlrcs, 17-jewol Adj. movement S1SÖ.0O Platinum Wrist Watch, fancy oval shape, 2 0 fine whit-j diamonds, 6 sapphires, very fine 17-jewcl Adj. movement S2.")0.0() Thtse are only a few of the many Watcht s we are showing. CLAUER'S Jewelers, Silversmiths and Diamond Merchants

Resides with his family at 820 Sherman Avenue, South Bend. Has been a resident of St. Joseph County for the last 15 years, is a taxpayer and a Booster in the civic activity of the County. Law enforcement in our cities has driven the law-defying elements into the country where their dens and brothels have been set up. The only agency for policing and cleaning up this condition is the office of the sheriff of St. Joseph County. I hold that there is only one course for public officers to follow, and that is to enforce all laws. There can be no exception, and if I am elected to the office of Sheriff, I pledge that I will not only cooperate with all agencies in the cities for the enforcement of law, but I will use every means at hand for driving the law violators out of St. Joseph County. My Past Record is an Open Book for Your Inspection

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Reaction of "Liquor Buys9

Seen in Court Session

Evidence of a thrlvln?

Flrtr" business over the wek-end . rrrrr?2

xvag ehown in the city court Monday momlnsr when Judge Chtfte-r Du-

Comb nsciesed fines of $5 and costs1

r.gair.st six men for being Intoxicated. Those fined were Ttoy Whaley, John Margron. "Bable" Robinson.

Frank Wion. Steve Pue. end Ka2-

mier Janlszcak.

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B. B. Cleaner.-. Main 709. 3PD-313

fractions to two points takinff place and that Argentine was under-sel-

In St. Paul preferred. Kock Island. Missouri Pacing Baltimore & Ohio and New I lave n. Announcement by the American Railway association that the demand for tra.'hc fscliltie? had caused the greatest car .hortape In h I trrj-, failed to check the decline in the standard .rail shire, losses of a poir.t or more beincr sustained by Heading. Atlantic Coat. Che-areak ä Ohio. Great Northern preferred. Ike Erde ,t Western preferred and Union Pacif.c. Copper chirrs wer' .ror.g in the arly deallr.js but they fcrefcited rncst of their gains In the final react'en. Prcf.t taking and short selling' in ell shares caused fome fubstantlal recexsior". MeTlcan Petroleum dropjdn? nearly tb.ree rolnta and lose3 cf one to two p, dr.tn relnsr sus'alned by Star.linl O.l of New Jersey. Koyal D :th arid General Asphalt. Steels off red b-tter re-tance to pre-jre, rvi of 'hern yielding only

frat-tlinally. lM-!n and rude-

Lbaker ;u-h 1 st over c-ne-rourtn

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CHICAGO ritODrCT MARKET. BUTTER-nec?'.p: rÄ.S25 ruh. Creamery eitr.ii 4c; txtra firsts 43.T44-ce; rK r.12'?4v packing stock CTr: J'c. EGGS Hoce-T-ts "3 rase. MiK-eli.in-roc.. ;c.i4V; ord1r..irv firsts C0h35: fitü 3-.t47c; ctecii lOCOc; dinios 2ti M-P' CHF.KSE Twin, rew. 21't241ic: Vs'.-i-ies 24;;-l:c: Younr America 'e; L-on i-orr. C'rc: br.k 2k-.

1. 1 VF. POFLTItY Turkey ST?; cb'.ck

BETTER THAN CALOMEL

Thousands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a Harmless Substitue. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets the substitute for calomel are a mild

but sure laxative, and their effect!

on the liver 1 almost instantaneous. I

These little olive-colored

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HOME SERVICE Our customers often need assirtance in solving gas problems in the home, office or shop. We are always glad to advise those who contemplate making changes in gas equipment or putting in new equipment. Wj have available for this work a number of inen who are carefully trained in rjas practice and are familiar with the customer's needs. A request by me II or telephone will bring one of these men to you promptly.

Haven't you long wished that you might tumble all your'

i tablets are! washing together, have it taken away from the house and

i.i r. i v. iati iiiriTji i-t , tu. . . . . . . lT ilx; pprinfci lSc; refers 14c;ation not to treat liver and bowel brought back to you jUSt as prettily done as 'OU WOUld do :"-,v: ,!l!rk,i complaints with calomel. . M . . l"i Th. p!c,nt ii..., M,u do he'it yourself? Haven t you?

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t; Sar.d'.ar.d Diiies No. 1. W.iU).:; N. Dakota rxud wai: SOCSc; Idaho rural si jn. VKAl to AO lb., piOc: 70 to SO IN . lirtl-c: W to 110 lbs l.2!3c; fi.uy taik. 14l"c; oTerweiat, I. to 173 lis.. Z--3c.

good that-calomel does, but have no'

ban after effec. They don't in-: You can make that wish come true if you will send your

Jure th teeth like strong liquids or

CUICAOO LIVESTOCK. HOGS Ktrn 34.0W; niarket 10c higher. Bulk J.lCaSTO; top JS.73; zsdiuro ffc!;M ti 4or.;5v.7t); light wV.arit S40-!f; ilbt l!ät f-S4f): beary pcki:: ovtt, taaootb, J7.t27.S5 ; racking sv)TC9, rougt. f7!7.43; pi Ixi ST.'.. CATTL.H Kyx'rt 20.O00; market fvod jr!-r steady; other lowr. Bef tei-rs

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Call money cpnM at f.vo porU3:; pyl tad cäoKa i 12.23;; 13.30;

and then advanced to I 1-2,

o.ainion tad medium. Rutchr ctt!

IleiT ,10; oow f4 .S: bull 3 &i

They take hold of the ilcvt aciililB "uc- - cxy iiuii ue svct:uy vvabiieu j

le and quickly correct it. Why , and beautifully ironed; vour most prized personal things, J the liver at the expense of the! r r o

your oest nnens everything.

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teeth? Calomel eometlmts plava

havoc with the gums. So do strong liquids. It Is best not to take calojziel. Let Dr. Edwards' 0"?:ve Tablets tako Its place. Headache, "dullness" ar.d that lazy feeling come from constipation and a disordered liver. Take .Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets when you feel "logy" and "heavy." They "clear" clouded brain and "perk up" the spirits. 15c and 3 0c. Adv.

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LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING CO.

A Solution To the Fuel Problem Think of the comfort, economy, and satisfaction of having steam heat when and where you need it without the bother, worry op expense of coal, ashes, smoke and ianitor. Let

M the CLOW GASTEAM RADIATOR solve 'your fuel problem.

A Gasteam Radiator will keep you comfortable on extra cold days and help a scanty coal supply last all winter. We invite you to visit cur store and inspect this wonderful heating device. Sold on convenient terms.

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