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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
STUDEBAKER CLUB
OPPOSED TO LINKS
Members of Civic Organization to
Take Up Proposition at To-
nights Meeting.

Opposition to the nine hole golf
course which the park board proposes
10 put in at Studebaker park will he
started tonight at a meeting of the
various committees Of the Studebaker
Civic league Although no formal ac-
ton viii be taken at this meeting, it
Will be discussed and VIII be brought
uD at the open meeting of all OF the
people living in that district on oct.
Is.
The plan to put in a golf course in
that section of the city met with OPP
position as soon as il was announced
by the park board at Friday nights
meeting Residents of that district
heard that the matter was to be taken
up by the park board, but it was not
taken seriously. because none of the
people near StudebaNer park play the
game
Plans tor the winter will be made
at tOnights meeting along with the
short discussion of the gOlf PROPOSE
ton. Members of the promotion, pro-
gram, music and athletic committees
viii attend this meeting to make ar
arrangements for the winters work
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
CRAwFORDsVILLE DISTRICT.
U. @. Lca1enby, superintendent.

Advance and New Ross, w. w.
Speer; Attica, J. 9. Campbell; Bring
hurst, A NJ Hagenbook; Burlington
q. T. Shields: Brownsburg and Cler-
mont, Oh NJ. AleXander); Camden and
Clymers T. L. Stovall; Clark's Hill
and Kirkpatrick, A. b MIMI; ColfaX,
W. a. ingalls,; CovingtOn E. W..
Strecker; First church, b. f. Kirk
patrick, Trinity, G. b. Stanforth;
Darlington, Wayne Nicely; Flackville
and Bethel G.. Z. Beebee; Flora. G..
c. Ford; Frankfort, G. f. Craig; Hills
boro and Veedersburg, c. b. Jones;
jamestown, G. r. Frances; Kingman
and Salem. G.. O. Carpenter; Kirklin,
q. b. Johnson Lebanon. X w. Rob
bins; Linden =. L. Bebedict; Lizton,
Wayne @. Miller; Mace, r. ]. Hicks
MichigantOwn, g. @ Smock; Moran
and Fillmore, Lynn Bates: Mulberry.
T. G. Howard; New Richmond and
Sugar Grove, +. c. Sager; Newtown.
ii. c. Riley; Pence, &C. II. Kenyon {;
Pine Village, j. S. Goodwin; Romney,
NJ. G. Bishop; ROssville, II. +. Moore;
Shawnee Mound. V. Deich; Stockwel,
c.. H. Gleason; ThOTntown, s A.
Bender; Waveland and Newmarket,
O. 5. Stewart; WaynetOwn. c. +. Ter
maine; West Lebanon. CA. p. Risner) /;
Whitestown, w. l.. Allen; Williams
port, +. l.. Butler; Wingate d. r..
Briggs: TOWNSVILLE, IF. A. DOty) ;
townsville, q. l.. RuijsOn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
WILL MEET HIGH
SCHOOL OFFICIALS
Ministerial Association Com
mittee to Take Up Question
of Bible Study.

Members Of the committee in
charge of establishing Bible study in
the high school were instructed 10
confer with the high school authorities
in this matter at the meeting of the
Ministerial association at the Y. NJ. G.
A Monday morning. Preliminary
plans for an evangelistic campaign in
the churches OF the city TO be held in
January were made.
Bible study in the high school is a
question that~has been before the min
isterial association for some time. It
is planned TO teach it in all of the
schools Of the city. but it Will first be
tried out in the high school. Whether
a special teacher will be employed or
the students given credit for the work
done in the churches Will be decided
when the ministers meet the high
school authorities.
The eyangeiistic campaign will be
held simultaneously in all of the
churches Of the city, starting probably
on Jan. 2 Each of the pastors will
be in charge of the services in mis-
church and if he desires. he may Sc
cure an outside pastor to preach SER
mons during that time. The pastors
were instructed TO take the matter up
with their congregations and report
at the next meeting.
Rev II. l.. Davis. chairman, Rev w.
II. Allison, Rev. j. II. Mosier and Rev.
c. A Decker were appointed on a
committee TO make arrangements for
this campaign.
Rev y. NJ. Triple. head of the for
eign missionary society Of the MethO-
dist church, gave q talk on The
Eagles Of Rome" in which he told Of
the religious, civil and educational
conditions in Italy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
MANY BEING CONVERTED
Revival Services at Granger Are Prov
Ing Successful.

The revival meetings in Granger are
still progressing Il conversions hav-
ing been made during the past week.
DR. H. A Thomson. who il conduct
ing the services, Is gaining the attend
ance and interest OF the people Pat
rick Emmons was the dcliverer OF an
Interesting address 10 a large number
of men Al a mems mass meeting in the
afternoon and good interest was mani
tested in the impressive address given
o. the evening 10y Dr Thomson ON the
subject. Gods Heart" His sermon
a-as fun OF love and conviction and
nine conversions was the result An
excellent attendance WAS present. the
-hurch being crowded To the fun limit
lf It's capacity.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
SOUTH BEND MINISTERS
TO REMAIN HERE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

in charge of Lowell Heights has been
sent to New Carlisle.
Rev. Mr. Schafer has been in
charge of the mission on (. Lasalle
av., and has accomplished much good
here.
With the reading of appointments
and the announcing final benediction
by Bishop Mcdowell, the 9th session
of the conference came to a close
Monday shortly after noon.
Resolutions expressing the disap-
pOintment of the conference in the
appearance of the News-Times extra
containing a full list of the appoint
ments were offered but not adopted
by the conference. The extra through
misunderstanding appeared on the
street before Bishop Mcdowell had
read the list. They had been given
10 the press In advance.
The treasurer's report read at the
morning session showed that the fl
nances of the church. including the
benevolent societies. the conference
claims, and the preacher aid society
funds were in good coalition.
There were practically no changes
from last year in the special appoint
ment made by the bishop.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
LAFAYETTE DISTRICT.
w. Il. McKenrie. superintendent.

w. II. Mckenzie. superintendent.
Ambia, Elmer Jones; Barley. G. r.
Cramer; Battle Ground, c. b. Smith;
Boswell. r. J. Beisel: Brook, T. r.
Woodson; Brookston. Adam Clarke;
Burnesstville. Z. NJ. Kuonen; Dayton,
J. w. Hanger; Delphi. G.. l.. Harper;
Delphi circuit. o. l.. Jones); Fowler
c. D. Royse; Francesville. A. l.. Bran
denburg: Fair Oaks, G. W. POstill;
Goodland. G. r. Deuel.; Idaville. o. r.
South; Kentland. a. L. Miller; Ke-
wanna. O. =. PaXon: Lafayette, Con-
gress Street. G. A Brown; st. Paul's,
c. T. Martin; Trinity, +. w. Dunlavy;
West Side a. T Briggs; Lee and
Shelby, CIV. =. Henslee); Letters
Ford. w L. Taylor: Lochiel. &C. +.
Downey); Lowell, Y. IL. Services; Lu-
cerne, II. II. Cannon Medaryville, w.
y. Cannon; Monon. J. b. McNary;
Monticello, r H. Crowder. MontmO-
renci. W c.. Appleby. Morocco. ]. J.
Rankin; Mt. Ayr. Harry Hoover;
Otterbein. A. A. Dunlavy: oxford, j..
+. McCloud; Raub. ct. Grimm: Rem
ington, w b. Warmer Rensselaer,,
Z. @. Curnick: Reynolds. A T. AIo-
shier; Richland Center. y. How ell;
Rochester, A. :. Warmer, ROselaWn,
Creston and Parr, q. i. Coleman !;
Royal Center r.. II. Johnston; star
City. ]. ]. Wilson: Shadeland and
Stidham. II. II. DunlaVy; Stidham Ne
mortal, u. W. SWitZer: West Point and
Roberts. TO be supplied; Winamac a.
II. Lawrence; WolcOtt. t. j. Reder;
Yoeman. &C.. Wynegar).
PaFCnthosis 9 indicate church VIII
De supplied by ministers from an
other conference.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
TWO ORGANIZATIONS
ARE CONSOLIDATED
Chamber of Commerce Is Being Nov
cd Into the &. \. Club
Building.

Formal consolidation Of the Cham
Der OF Commerce with the CONNER
cial Athletic club i2CJ the Chamber of
Commerce and Commercial clubs
Consolidated was made Monday. The
plan which has been hanging fire
since last July when il was first pro-
posed. became effective Monday
morning with the signing OF the lease
by committees representing both or
ganizatiODs.
The Chamber of Commerce began
moving their office and equipment to
the new quarters Monday afternoon.
The new Offices there Will be located
in what was formerly the music room.
The present reading room will be
given to the Chamber of Commerce
and is being fitted up as a Longing
room. The reading room is 20 be
shifted to the east side. the present
receiving room, and Will serve both
as a reading and rece ptiOn room.
Telephone booths which have been
located on the second floor will be re-
moved 10 the G. of G. offices. At the
present time, few changes viii be
made in the layout of the offices of
both organizations. This will be done
from time TO time as occasion de-
mands The lOunging room OF the G.
of G. can accommodate committee
meetings and small gatherings of so
people. Larger meetings will be held
in the gymnasium.
Members of both organizations
spent the day in making an inventory
of the club rooms, and tabulating
everything that the c. a. Q. now has
on hand
The moving of the c. of c. to their
new quarters is in charge of G. A.
Dolph
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
REPORT IS ERRONEOUS
=. Comes Denies That His Hogs Died
From Cholera

J. Comes, living mile and q half
southwest of the city ON the sumption
Prairie road denied last night that 40
hogs belonging 60 him had died OF
cholera as was reported during the
past week. According TO Comes the
hogs died of indigestion and shat there
we're no signs of cholera according
to DR. T. Mcdonald the state vcteri-
marian. who inspected the animals
Several OF the hogs were examined
and were declared go be the victims
of Indigestion and not of cholera. Mr..
Comes is incensed at the report. de-
claring that it 'ras a tendency to in
Iure his business.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
CLASSES TO OPEN TONIGHT
Catholic WOmen's Club Begins Its
Work For Winter.

Activities Of the Catholic Woman's
club for the winter will begin this
evening with the opening meetings Of
gymnasium and domestic science
classes. a gymnasium class under Miss
Marion Goodman Will meet i'm st. Jo-
sephs hall. The beginners class in
domestic science Will open at Laurel
school at 1880 o'clock under Miss Han
chett and the second year class will
meet at the high school under Miss
Florence Weld.
One hundred and eighty-dve young
women have enrolled in the various
classes of the club thus far and there
is prospect of a large Increase during
the coming few weeks. The list Of
classes now includes fancy work, plain
sewing. Bible study and church his
tory, literature, English, typewritus,
and shorthand
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
South Bend.
GREENCAsTLE DISTRICT.
W. f. switzer, superintendent.


Avon, &C. \. McBrayer); Bellmore'
Mansfield and Wesley, Edgar Moore;
Ben Davis. &C. w. Linville); Bloom
ingdale and Marshall, G. II. Law;
Brazil. First. j. G. Benson; Brazil
Bethel and Glen Ayr OR. +. Browns);
Brick Chapel, IL ID. Dodd); Bridge
port and Cartersburg, +. l.. Brown;
Bridgeton and Minchell &C. ). Miller);
Carbon, (NI NJ Thornburg) Clayton,
CIV w. Sweet; Clinton, First church.
William Brandon; Clinton, FairvieW
Park, Lloyd Montgomery Coal Bluff
and Sharon, (B. T. Van Cleave)
Coatsville and AmO. ID. r. holland;
Dana, O. l.. Chivington; Danville, F..
H. Collier; Fillmore and cambridge.
&C. +. Bash); FOntenet and Lena,
&C.. a. Lawrence); Greencastle, Col
lege Avenue ID. Tilotson; Harmony
and Knightsville, (Russeu Philips;
Indianapolis, King Avenue, G. ).
Reedy; Riverside Park, &c. J. Wicker
sham); st. Pauls c. A. Parkin; West
Washington Street, II. c. Weston; La
dOga (Freid Weidman); Limedale, to
be supplied; Montezuma and Mecca,
| "a. 7. Niles) Newport, Q. =. Ripe
toe; North Salem and Roachdale. II.
| V. Wilhelm; Perrysville (Clyde
VOiles); Plainfeld. T. f. Williams;
RaccoOn and Martin, CT. c. Dawson) !;
! Reelsville and Shepherdsville Nowell
Morris): Rockville, r. O. Kimberlin;
/ hosedale, Israel Hatton; Russellville
and Browns Valley, w. ]. Stewart;
Sanford. ernest PrevO); Seeleyville.
/ Cd. f. Reed; Stanton and Pencil,
\ Is. 5. Hickman).
Terre Haute. Centenary, w. L.
/ Ewing; First church, l. b. Harper;
/ Fort Harrison, ct. b. Reed; Fourth
| Avenue T. j. Everett; Grace, L. s.
! smith; Liverty Avenue, c. c. Harold;
] Mapl2 Avenue, A. +. Monger; Mont
rose, NJ c. Wright; Trinity, J. NJ. Will
! liams: Terre Haute Heights OR. 7.
/ Hawk; North Terre Haute, "a. 3.
Simpson,: West Terre Haute, +. f.
/ HargraVe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
MISS CAMPBELL TO
BE MINISTER'S BRIDE
Ceremony il To be Performed at Home
of Parents This
Afternoon.

Miss Ada c. Campbell. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Campbell w. Ma
varre st.. and Rev G.. Claud Travis OF
TT. Wayne. Ind. Will be united in mar
riage at . o'clock this afternoon with
quiet ceremony at the brides home,
Bishop William Fraser Mcdowell of
Chicago officiating. Only the family
and a few intimate friends Will be
present The ceremony will be per
formed before the fireplace i'm the liv-
ing room. the mantel being banked
with ferns and cosmos in shades OF
pink. The house throughout Will he
beautifully arranged with clusters OF
fall flowers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
MARKETS
PIrrsRTRGH LIVE STOCK.

PITTSBC RICH. PA. oct. CATTLE
supply 40 carloads: market. steady
choice 50 00H $3.50, prime, SS.15u $500
good. Ss.25GSS.j0: tidy butchers, $1,000
= -. fair. SC.1JdS7 -. common $3.50
Sd40. common 10 good fat bulls. S4.5OM
S7.2j, common 20 good fat COWS. S3.5Om
$3.50: helfars. SJ00dSI00. fresh cows and
sprinCers ST.J0I so. veal calves Sl1.50M
SD 90: heavy and thin calves. SioOa $500.
SHEEP and LAMBS-Supply 30 double
decks mlrket. slow and lower prime
wetherS. SG1J0 S6.2J; good mixed $500
SG1O: fair mixed. $50 500: -culls o.
common. $500 500. lambs SGC0N - 90
HOGS-i0 double decks market steady
prime heavy hogs. SSs0G SEQ: Mediums
=. J0eg $50. heavy workers. SSIjG $50
Light workers, SIT54Ss.00i pigs. SIOO4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
LEAGUES START
SCHEDULES OCT. 8
Winners in East and West Dis
triCtS Will Meet to Settle
Championship.

Competition in the public school
vOlley ball and indoor baseball leagues
viii be started on oct. and Will con-
tinue for four Saturdays in order to
finish the schedule, the city was di-
vided into the east and west sides and
the winner in each district viii Flay
TO decide the city championship in the
two leagues on Nov. o.
All games, unless otherwise ordered,
are 10 be played on Saturday at gao
o'clock The home team viii furnish
all material. officials and scorers. Fol
lowing are the schedules:
Indoor Baseball.
West side. oct. g-kaley VS. Sample
at kaley, Laurel VS. oliver at Laurel.
oct 16-Kaley VS.. Laurel at Haley;
sample Us. oliver at Sample. oct. %
oliver VS.. Kaley at oliver; Laurel
vs. Sample at Laurel. oct. 30-Sam-
pie W. Haley, at Sample; oliver VS..
Laurel at oliver.
East side oct. 9-COquillard VS. Per
ley at COquillard; Muessel VS.. Frank
lin at Muessel oct 16-COQuillard
vs.. AIuessel at Coquillard; Perley VS..
Franklin at Perley. oct. 2S-Frank-
lin rs Coquillard at Franklin, Mues-
sci vs.. Periey at Muessel. oct go
Franklin VS. MueSseI at Franklin:
Perley VS.. Coquillard at Perley.
Girls Volley Ball.
West side. oct. 9-kaley US. Sam
pie at Haley; Laurel US. oliver at
Laurel oct 16-Kaley VS. Laurel at
Haley: Sample vs.. oliver at Sample.
oct. 23-Oliver VS.. Haley at Oliver;
Laurel VS. Sample at Laurel. oct. 80
Sample VS.. Haley at Sample; oliver
Us. Laurel at oliver
East side oct 9-COquillard VS.
Perley at COquillaTd, MuesseI VS..
ma
ley rs. Franklin at P~rley; COquillard
rs. Muessei at Coquillard Oct o.
Franklin VS. Coquillard at Franklin;
AIuessel VS.. Perley at Muessel oct
30-Franklin vs.. Muessel at Frank
lin; Perley VS.. Coquillard at Perley.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
PRESS CLUB WILL MEET
Several Important Matters Are To he
Taken Up.

After an intemission during the
summer the Press club viii resume it's
regular monthly meetings ut the Oliver
hotel at & o'clock this afternoon All
members are expected 90 be present
This Being the first meeting OF the
season number of important matters
viii be taken up The program for
the year VIII be discussed and plans
for the THANKSGIVING entertainment
viii be inaugurated- OwinS To the sue
cess Of the cabaret entertainment last
spring IL was decided Go make this
feature a semi-annual affa r. the fall
entertainment 10 be given during
THANKSGIVING week
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
MILITIA CALLED OUT
Men Employed in Mines in Arizona
Are on Strike.

PHOENIX, Ariz., Oct. 4. With
miliuamen on their way to Clifton
AriZ., today. serious disturbance was
feared by the local officers of Clifton
who have been having trouble with
the striking miners of the group Of
copper mines along the Mexican Dor
der There have been numerous slight
disorders in the mining section where
the miners were recently organized
ana the local peace officers have fail
ed 10 control the situation on report
OF danger OF further trouble today. a
force of As militiamen under Mai H.
H. Donkersley OF Yuma. was ordered
TO proceed at once 20 the strike re-
gion
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04

EAST BUFFALO, \. L, oct. 1T
TLE-Receipts $500 head, market slow
and DC lower prime steers, $500 $50
shipping steers. SS00MSS.JO; butcher
grades, S6.7j0SS.25; heifers. S5.OOa$s-OO
mich cows and springers. S5.OOdSS.50.
CALNES-Receipts. 10J0 head; market
active; Gull 10 choice, SjO0dSl2.JO
SHEEP and LAMBS-Receipts, yUO
head; market. active and lJc higher choice
lambs. S9OOGSg1J: Gull TO fair. $1,000
$50; yearlings. S6OO@S1.jO; sheep S3.Oog
$3.50.
HOGS-Receipts 1920; market. active
Zoe and poe higher: workers., SS.5JdSo-t10
pigS. S7J0NS1T5: mixed SN.JJMSS.6J
heavy S7.OOaI s. %; stays, $500 $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
BOY is REPORTED MISSING
Police Arc Asked to Look For ed
ward Allison.

Mrs. Henry Allison. S17 s Michi-
gan ST.. has asked the police depart
ment 10 start an investigation in the
disappearance of her grandson. Ed
ward Allison. Is years old, from her
home Young Allison is supposed 10
have left the city in company with a
man named Jack Lee. with whom he
was thought to have go-~e 10 Nisha-
waka. The police have been unable
to trace them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
CHURCH MEETING TONIGHT
Annual Reports of First Baptist viii
be Read.

Reports OF the work done in the
past year by the various departments
of the church will be given at the an
nual meeting Of the First Baptist
church tonight. At $50 o'clock the
members will attend the annual
church supper. which will be followed
by the business meeting and the cleo
ton of officers.
on oct. 1. Rev. CA. Decker began
the sixth year of hts pastorate here.
a campaign of personal evangelism
is just beginning and the year win be
marked by aggressive work.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
WILL LAY KEEL OCT. IL

NEW YORK. oct 4.-Sec'y Dan
isel Mayor Mitchell and all local
congressman viii attend tho laying OF
the keel Of the super dreadnoUght
California in the navy yard. Brook
lyn, on oct. a. The program viii
be brief. Immediately after the in
vocation the TWO and a half inch keel
plate VIII be placed in position and
Commander George Rock officer of
the yard viii Install the first bolt.
The remaining bolts will be placed by
the sons OF officers attached TO the
yard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
CHICAGO STOCK YARDS.

UNION STOCK YARDS. Il.-HOtIS-
Receipts. 1900; market 5cM10c higher /:
mixed and butchers, S6o0Q $50; good
heavy. $1,000 s. 20: rough heavy. S6.G5M
$500: light s. 30: bulk. S7.1JMSS.O5.
CATTLE - Receipts. 1900, market
steady 1Jc lower: beeveS. $51JnS1O2U ;
cows and heifers. $3.50 SEQ; texans. S6-t9
ASS calves. 50 JOM Sll.25.
SHEEP-Receipts. $4,000: market, loc
lower; native and western. S3.O0aS6 > !;
lambs. Sc 40MS9O0
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
Hay. STRAW AND FEED.

Corrected Daily DIV the Wesley Miller
Flour and Feed CO., 42O :. Michigan ST.
HAY-Paying $l1.OO TO Sl3O0; selling at
$500 TO S1TOO a ton.
STRAW Paying 50 10 81; selling at S..
and soc bale.
CORN-Paying zoe per Du.; selling st
Sc 20 90c per tu.
OATS-Paying SOC per bu.; selling at
42c 20 45c per bu.
TIMOTHY SEED-Selling at SfO0 per
bu.
ALFALFA-M0-tan grow selling az
ALSIKE CLOVER-SeIips at S11.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
ZQC0NeWS Happenings
[zzza9zz5Ss i12 and about Eowaa Es5 49,
DEATHS.

Brolislawa Janczewska, One-m Onth-
old daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Panczewski. 715 S Grant ST.. died sun
day morning at $3.50 o'clock.
The funeral was held this morning
at s o'clock at St Adelberts church.
Rev. John Kubacki, Oniciated. Burial
was in ST. Joseph's Polish cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
TAKEN TO FLWOOD.

\ Fred smith. 25Q5 Linden aV.. was
arrested early Sunday morning and
was returned Monday &c the authori-
ties az ElwOOd, Ind, where he was
wanted upon charges of bigamy He
had written a letter TO his wife in Ell
wood, giving his address in this city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
SENT TO FNRNf

William Hazinski. alias Billy Hayes
nd Jack KowalskL two veterans OF
ne city court. were sentenced 20 l41
lays each az the Indiana penal farm
ionday morning by City Judge War;
alton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
BREAK MO BAKFRY.

Matthias Lentsch. proprietor of
bakery at 1905 Kendall ST., reported
TO the police department that thieves
had broken into his. shop sunday
night. but that he had discovered
nothing missing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
Provisions.
Corrected Daily by A. " Mueller, PIC y.
Md

FRUIT-Oranges, per case So. selling
at 40 u O0c per dOz. lemons, $50 per
case: selling NJ 30 40 4Oc per dOz.
bananas, per bunch, SL55; selling at &c -
20 per dOz.
VEGETABLES-New cabbage. paying
potatoes: selling az 1Jc peck. and J0c bu.
BUTTER AM Et1GS-Couutry butter.
paving 20 10 sc; selling az - % 81.
Creamery butter paying re selling 81.
Eggs. strictly fresh, paying &c doz.; sell
ing 30c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
TOLEDO GRAIN


TOLEDO. Ohio. oct CLOSE:
WHEAT-Cash S110; Dec S1.1O2a May
SL11h.
OATS-Cash 37lac; Dec 3Saic: MAY
4Oat
RYE-No. . 91c.
CLOVERSEED- S1325 bid. Dec SD ~.
IkE-prime cash and Oct. 5000
Dec. 5000: Mar. Sl095.
TIMOTHY Gsh $50. Oct. $3.50
Feb S3.52l5. Mar. 1855.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04

SPRINGERS- Paying 14c; selling DC.
NEAL-Paying lie; selling 1890
BEEF-Roast, 25c; boiling, Pc; porter
house, 3jc 10 zoe; sirloin, 30c.
HAM-Selling 2Oc.
LARD-Seling 16c.
OLD CH.ChENS-Paying 12lzc; selling
1Sc to zoe.