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The Topeka state journal., 1919-06-19
PRICES TO JUMP
Robert WOOlIey Warns of Re-
suit of Returning Railroads.
/. c. G. Member Sees No Apex
to Possible Imitation.
COMMODITIES UP FOUR FOLD?
That, He Declares, Would Fol-
low Increased Rates.
L. S. Now Holding Down Cor
ner of "VicIOuS Triangle"

Old Point Comfort. Va, June Ia
Return of railroads to private opera
ton during the readjustment period
would occasion necessity for in
creased freight rates that would mean
rise In prices in this country "the
apex of which no man could predict .
Robert NJ. Woolley. member of the
interstate commerce commission, de-
clared in an address here today before
the annual convention of the Virginia
Bankers association.
Owing to the cut in railroad reve-
nues caused by diminishing traffic
during the readjustment period and
other conditions, said Mr.. Woolley, the
interstate commerce commission
would be forced to grant an increase
in rates IL the roads were returned to
permit them a fair revenue. For these
readiustment conditions would prevail,
he said. regardless of whether opera
ton of the roads was retained by the
government or relinquished to the
owner.
Isn't il far sounder economics" said
Mr. woolley, ito take care of any
deficit from carrier operations outSo
the national treasury, whose Golfers
are replenished thru taxes levied
where they can best be borne than to
force by their return an increase in
rate"
The opinion is held by railroad Off
Gals generally, said Mr.. WOolley, that
a rate Of increase of at least thirty per
cent would be necessary upon the re-
turn of the roads. This, he declared,
would mean another swing thru the
vicious circle" of mounting prices,
. estimating that such a rate advance
would be reflected -four fold" in the
price Of finished commodities to the
consumer At the end of the circle,
he sad, when labor and raw materia Is
cost had been raised TO a level COM
mensurate with the rate advance, the
railroads would find themselves in eX-
actly the same position as before the
advance and the Interstate commerce
commission upon a showing of made
quate showing by the railroads must
again authorize an increase in rates.
This process, he said. would ultimately
render American industries powerlesS
to compete with those of European
countries once they were restored to
normal.
Bearing in mind" Mr.. WoOlley con-
cluded. that the three principal ele-
ments in the cost of the finished prod
uct are the price of raw material, the
price of labor and the price of trans
pOrtation. aren't we. by retaining con-
troll Of the roads and refraining from
increasing freight rates. pegging down
one corner of the vicious triangle ?"
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SIGN THE TERMS


Continued from Page One)
the Germans with the consequences OF
their alleged crimes" Seheidemann
was quoted as saying. THE assembly
and the government face the most diff
ficult task, but We must not forget the
nation is on the eve of very hard
times.
Z. s. Delegation Optimistic.
Paris, June ie.-While- admitting
that it has little direct or compre-
hensive information -fega riding the
German attitude toward the. signing
of the peace treaty the American deie-
cation to the peace conference is
In common with peace conference cir
cles generally the delegates are not
disturbed by the newspaper reports
from Germany received here of an
unfriendly nature toward the revised
terms.
Must Admit Guilt.
Berlin. June i9.-"We must not
leave any doubt that the conditions
of peace are forced upon u.s." the Vos7
sische Zeitung said today.
Nevertheless, We must sign, trust
ing to our own power to save Ger
many. Peace is essential. We sadly
admit the truth of the entente's
charges against our former rulers"
Experts recently arrived from Ver-
saiiies today conferred with industrial
and commercial leaders. They dis
cussed territorial, financial, econom-
ical, legal and labor questions. Their
findings will be forwarded to Wefmar
tomorrow.
Eyes Of World on Wcimar,
Paris. June i9,-The eyes of the
world were focused on the little town
of Weimar today. where one of the
most momeptous decisions in history
was in the making. H.
With the allied armies and the Brit
ish navy prepared to move simul-
taneously upon Germany. il she re-
fuses to sign the peace treaty, the
German delegates, cabinet and ma
tional assembly were gathered in Wei
mar, debating whether IL shall be
peace or war. Their verdict must be
reached before p, m. Monday, the
zero hour" fixed by the allies when
they submitted their reply to the Ger
man counter proposals at Versailles,
Dispatches from both Weimar and
Berlin indicate a division among the
Germans over acceptance of the; new
terms. The peace delegates are said
to be unanimously against the treaty.
The cabinet appears to be split while
the national assembly apparently
favors signing. The press also Is di-
vided,
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STAHL PICNIC TODAY
Hundreds of Topekans Attending Big
Affair Near Auburn.

Hundreds of Topekans are absent
from their accustomed haunts today
And nearly all of them are out on the
farm about four miles from Auburn
taking an active part in the annual
picnic given by Frank NJ, Stahl, one
of the foremost prohibition men OF
the state.
This picnic was inaugurated as an
annual affair good many years ago.
Every year il has become more and
more Of an institution in Topeka and
Shawnee county. AS it is today many
persons would as soon think of miss
ing that annual picnic as they would
think of forgetting to go to bed al
night.
Numerous speakers are on the pro-
gram for the picnic and the odd times
between speeches are given over to
the varied and various sports which
from time immemorial have been part
and parcel of the old fashioned eoun-
try-style picnic,
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WON'T LIFT BEER LID?
Senate Test Vote Shows Opposition
TO Dry Law Repeal.

Washington, June 19-Certain de-
feat for efforts to have congress eX-
empt beer and wine from operation
of the wartime prohibition law was
seen in an overwhelming vote of 55
to II, in the senate late Wednesday
against an exemption proposal,
BY that margin the senate tabled a
motion of Senator Phelan, Democrat
of California, to add a rider to the
agricultural appropriation bill for ap-
plieation of the wartime prohibition
law TO distilled spirit alone. The sem
timent of the senate thus expressed in
the first test vote of this congress,
was taken generally to sound the
death knen for measures designed to
permit the use of beer and wines un-
der the wartime legislation.
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RUSSELL HONORs HEROES
Justice Henry r. Mason Speaker Mt
Soldier Celebration

Russell, Kan, June ia grand
army and navy homecoming reception
was held here today in honor of the
returning soldiers and sailors of RUS
sell county, There was a big float pa
rade in the morning, an address of
welcome by Mayor J. E. Missimer and
roll call, followed by an elaborate din
ner at noon. In the afternoon there
were to be band concerts, a patriotic
address by Justice Henry F. Mason
of the supreme court and a ball game
between the doughboys and gobs.
At $50 a banquet was to be served,
followed by a platform dance, with
the Salina Jazz orchestra furnishing
the music. The local chapter of the
American Legion was organized in the
evening
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MAKING GIGANTIC

Continued from Page One.)
tions were being completed today for
the American army to move forward
Tuesday morning, If so ordered by
Marshal Foch.
Some German units are scattered
thru the region immediately in front
of the Americans. but it was believed
they were too weak numerically to
offer real resistance, Steps were
also being taken to guard against
possible guerilla warfare by civilian ms,
altho 1t was believed they would re-
main quiet in case of an allied ad-
vance, rather than suffer military
consequences"
London, June 1s.-The flight of the
British dirigible R-34 to America is
definitely postponed until Germany
decides what she intends to do re-
garding the peace terms.
Should Germans refuse to sign, ac-
cording TO one officer, the flight of
the R-s4 will be eastward instead of
westward.
The nIrships which now are en-
gagged in a demonstration flight over
Germany will return to their bases to-
night and remain there until the Ger
man decision is announced. -sr
Bombs and machine guns were un-
necessary in the present flight.1 said
the officer. IS puld they have to 60
eastward again, however, these things
may be needed" ~
The foregoing appears to dispose OF
reports in London last night that the
R.33 and R-34 were armed for their
eastward cruises.
< ztn ~ T,EIv IL
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MORE WARM WEATHER

Continued from Page one,)
points In Kansas. At Topeka O2 of
an inch was recorded wednesday
afternoon. Most of the showers oo-
CURED in eastern Kansas
Roads are drying rapidly. They
are in fair shape in western Kansas
but are still rough in the eastern part
OF the state. a&
Rivers thruout the state are falling.
The stage at Topeka this morning was
l2.5 feet Math predicts a slight rise
in the river in the next "a hours, but
not enough to cause any apprehension.
The extremes on record for this
date was 102 In 1918 and So in 1912.
At 10 o'clock this morning the wind
was blowing at the rate of miles
an hour from the east.
DAILY WEATHER TABLE.
Furnished by the Hpnthpr burenu office
The Topeka state journal., 1919-06-19

medium, sl2 2.25di5Oo; common, sio75@
l2sS "a I'LL @ligss good, sl3.o0@1i.T5: eeTnen,
cows, 81 5e@12,75: Gamers. Sc. 25d7 80
calves. light, sls.5odiso 4 feeder. steers
80 s9@ ~ %; stoekers. S SSSs0Ood12oo 100
Killing classes, 25c 10 Soc lower. Lambs
81 pounds down. Si6O0M1S.5e: common
s9.O0@ i550 !; esrling wethers; 81 22o@15.I5
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Winchester star sold.

Winchester, June 1s.-The VIM
chester Star has been sold by Mrs. o.
c. kirkpatrick, of Albuquerque, n. M,
to ]. w. -Byrn, formerly publisher of
the Perry Mirror for thirteen years.
The Star, which is one of the oldest
newspapers in eastern Kansas will
continue to be independent in politics.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-06-19
MADISON R. SMITH is DEAD.
Was Former Missouri Congressman n
and u. S. Minister to Haiti.

Pennington, Mo, June 19.-Madi-
son Roosevelt Smith, representative
from the Thirteenth Missouri congress
sionai district in 1907 to 1909, and
minister to Haiti from August, 1913,
to August, 1914, died at his home here
last night from neuresthenia, at the
age of sixty-eight years. He had been
sick three months.
Mr.. Smith was a Democrat. He is
survived by his widow and five chill
dFen
The Topeka state journal., 1919-06-19
Rsid ia the National Rspablieas

ing rather than liquidation, and these
losses were largely retrieved before noon.
Texas and Pacific, Atlantic Gulf aud Ma
rine preferred. extended their gains; also
the food, leather. chemical and fertilizer
issues. U. s. steel made full recovery aud
equipments also rallied, with marked
national Nickel. Call money opened at
per cent.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-06-19
sToRK TIMED HIS ARRIVAL.

Family just About To Be Put Out
For Not Paying Rent.
New York, June 1s.-Just as the
city marshal was engaged in evieting
the Kantrowitz family for non-pay-
nnent of rent. the stork arrived. Evic-
fnn nnafnnnad
The Topeka state journal., 1919-06-19
BASEBALL GAMES TO-DAY


National League.
New York at st. Louis. clear, 80 p. m.
Brooklyn at Chicago, rain, y. IN.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati, clear, 3 p. m.
Boston at Pittsburgh, clear, $50 p. IN.
American League.
Cleveland at New York, clear, 3 80 p. IN.
Detroit at Philadelphia. cloudy, 3 80 y, m.
st. Louis at Boston. cloudy. 3:15 p, m.
Chicago at Washington. part cloudy, > so
y. III.
American Association.
No games scheduled
The Topeka state journal., 1919-06-19
SOW; fowls. 3ic: turkeys. 2odsoc; dressed.
steady and unchanged.


Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Chicago June 19.-CORN-Close JEly,
$1.s1@1.s1h; September, A.TsA @1.Tsis;
oATs-Juiy. foI erie; September, CO.'S
@10c = December, Tie.
PORK-Juiy, S50.75; September. SsS65.
LARD-July. $5415; September $500
SHORT RIBS-July, $27.67; September.
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FURNISHED by Darby Grain Co., corner
Kansas Ave. anG Curtis ST.
Topeka. Kan, June 10.
WHITE CoRN-S1.SO.
OATS-70e
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FURNISHED by the Topeka Packing Gem
pany, corner of Laurent and Madison.lr
- Topeka, Kan, June 10.
broilers, lbs and under, s4c: hens. over
3f lbs, e6c; hens under 3M lbs, e3c;
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New York, uJpe 1e-BUTTER-Market
easy. Creamery, higher than extras, 52d
b2Hc; extras (e2 sccre), Ola @5it3c; fIrsts,
EGGS-Market steady. Fresh gathered
+eAc
CHEESE-Market steady,
P0ULTRY-Alive, steady; broilers, +0c6l
The Topeka state journal., 1919-06-19
BAR FOREIGN PAPERS
Democrat Would Stop Immigration for
90 Year Period, Also.

Washington. June 19.-Bills propos-
ing that periodicals in German or 9TH
er foreign languages be barred from
the mails were introduced by Senator
Myers, Democrat, of Montana, He also
presented a bill to prohibit all immI-
grafton for twenty years and that from
Germany, Austria Hungary. Bulgaria
and Turkey for fiftY years
The Topeka state journal., 1919-06-19
when Vitality Is Lowered
TAKE HORSFORD'S ACID PHOS
PHATE

Excellent for the relief of exhaus-
tion due to Summer heat. over-work.
or worry. Cooling and refreshing
Adv.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-06-19

Chicago, June 1e-HoGS-Reeeipts So
600 Very little doing; few early sales about
25c lower than yesterdays close: mostly
5Oc under 'esterdny's average; few sales
of good and choice lights aud light butch
ers from S20.10 to $20s5.
CATTLE-Receipts 1000
SHEEP-Receipts 1900.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-06-19
D. S. C. TO TWO KANSANS
=. r. Ferguson, Minneapolis, and r
Evans, -I.cbo, Cited.

Washington, June 19.-Among the
awards of the distinguished service
cross 70 officers and men announced
today by the war department were:
Major Lyman s. Frazier, 81 Bum
street, Kansas City. Mo; Corp. Eugene
r. Ferguson, Minneapolis, Kan; PFi-
va:e r. Evans. Lebo. Kan.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-06-19

New York, June 19.-Lfberty bonds II 80
O. M: 31s's, 99.34; first As, e4.s0; second
IS, 95.ee; first AVS, 95.i2 second AVS,
t.1s; third AS, 95-34; fourth AVS. ef2e;
Victory 3As, 100; Victory 4%s, 100.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-06-19
TODAY'S MARKET REPORTS

Chicago. June io.-cORN-AH deliveries
of corn reached today new high top prices
for the season. Scarcity of offerings was
responsible. Profit taking sales which
at first eased the market were soon ex-
hausted and then shorts becoming nervous
completed sharply until holders were again
tempted TO realize. Opening figures. Will
In1E 70 to 81 so md sentemhsr 81 70 to
$1.I2A. were followed by material upturns
all around.
Later the market dipped to below yester.
days finish but buying on country account
brought about fresh upturns. The close
was firm at Ae IN INC net advance. with
July Si:si to $l,siA and September sLI4A
to $1.T4A.
OATS-oats psraiIeied the action of
corn, After opening changed to NC off,
including July at 7i3e to T11se, the mar
ker scored general gnins. -
PROVISIONS - Lower quotations M
hogs weakened provisions. especially lard.
Subsequently, however, strength of corn
led 10 rallies.
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Kansas City, June 1o.-HoGS-Reeeipts
sales sales sio5ea % 1886; @ heavy. sSs sias5@ 20 10:
medium. $la7ed 2o.1o; lights. $19. 2O@ 1855 /;
sows. S190o0i9,75; pigs, s1s.50@ 1880.
uneven, except vealers steady to strong
heavy steers. choice, $14.10@ 1875; medium,
S125o@14.o0; common, S1i.Oo@ 1910: light,
good, S12.00M 1900; common, $9.356I 12-3b
butcher heifers, s6.6OM ias5; cows, 50. s0dr
1900; Gamers. S525QR35; calves, light,
$l3;o0Q l5;2 ;25; feeders, s9z5Gi3.75; stockers.
7.00d 1890
sHEEP-Receipts 5000. Market CSC to
SOC lower. Lambs. xl2.0O@17T5; yeariing
wethers Si1.00Gl3.7s; ewes, $675daT0:
common, $400G6.5O; breeding ewes, $1,000
@t70O; goats. $5.00as.5O.
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FURNISHED by wtrhey Poultry q Egg
Co.. SIT Quincy.l
Tepeka, Kan, June H.
We are phyinR ,i..iiVerea- Heavy Acns.
III. 25cs light hens III. 24c; stays lie cocks
lb. i5c; broilers. 1910 ~ ID. 10 . lbs 7ch,
30c per Id. Loose fresh eggs per doz., Sc.
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Kansas city Grain and Produce Market.
Market irregular. No. / hard, 81. 400 2 50 I:
Ne, 2, $e.4s@c5o; No. red, $2.as; No. .,
CORN-Market steady TO &c higher. No.
mixed, $LS461.s5; No. >. $1.s3G71s2: No
2. white. $1.s2; No. 3. S1.sl; No. yellow.
S1.s2; No, 3, $i.TTMi.7a.
OATs-Market iGiAc higher. No. 2
white. 12@72Ee: No. mixed, Tod71c;
No. red. Hare.
RYE$1-37m 1..9
KAFIR AND MILO MAIZY-&3.i7 i7@3.50
HAY-MaFket steady; unchanged.
SHORTS-S2.2 20G 2.35.
BRAN-$1.656l1.6s.
WHEAT-Receipts 6 cars,
RUTTER-Market unchanged.
EGt.S-Market izc higher. 7Firsts, 3sisy !;
PoULTRY-Market irregular. Hens. 25t
higher: ROSTERS. 15c: broilers, 35c In 45e.
CORN-GI0se: July. 81. 80: September
SI.74; December. &i.50A Mi.J0H.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-06-19

Hartford Conn.-The efficiency expert
has entered the second story field Bur-
glars stole a motor, shafting aud pulleys.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-06-19

Chicago, June lo.--BUTTEI,-Afarketu un-
settled, Creamery. 45h @50ke
EGGS-Market higher Receipts 24,3s2
cases. Firsts, 409fic; ordinary ffrsts, 3sa
39hc; at mark, cases included, 3a140
storage packed firsts, 42G 43c; extras, asa
43iAc.
POULTRY-Alive, lower; fowls, 26isc.
POTATOES-Market weak. Old Northern
white, car lots. L. X. No. l, 81 35d1.4 40 ewt, E;
new. unsettled: Bliss Triumphs. sacked,
$a.T5@32J cwt.; Irish Cobbiers, ss.25Gs50
barrel.
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twelve hours. =
- few Hight scattered showers occurred
over eastern Kansas iH the last twenty -four
hours and temperatures we're somewhat
above normal
The Topeka state journal., 1919-06-19
New York stock Market.

Wall St, New York. June ie.-STOCKS-
The recent revival of buiiish activity in
speculative issues was resumed at the open
ing of today's stock market tho In some
moderate degree. Oils, motors and food
shares were in especial demand. rails also
showing substantial Improvement. OHt-
standing features included Sinclair oil. Pam
American petroleum. Texas and Pacific
and Northern Pacific at gains OF I 20 =
points.
Shippings also rtren ngthened under lead
OF marine preferred and Atlantic Calf but
steels, copPers and equipments were only
slightly fhanged
Trading lacked activity and scope of
yesterdays early session. the undertone
denoting caution. Reactions Of / to AZ
points In motors. oils, steeis, American
International, American wonieu- industrial
alcohol and tobacces suggested short sell
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Kansas City firain Market.
1.-THE range of prices on grain fdtures on
EansHs City Iioard Of, Trade as reported
by Thos. ], Myers. S0l N. r. Bldg.l
The Topeka state journal., 1919-06-19

New Orleans, June 19.-COTTON--Spot
steady, points mp; middiing, 92.13.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-06-19

Chicago Grain md Provision Market.
CFhe runge Of prices on grain futures on
Chicago Raard Of Trade as reported by
Thos, J. Myers, 3Q1 ". r. DldR.)
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Chicago. June i9--H0GS-Recefpts So
600. Market mostly Soc TO 75e lever. RINK
of sales. S10.50G % ~: heavy, sfp.65e1 ~ Is (;
medium $40 50M 20.20: light. $lSnOM 20. Is :
smooth xows. S19.Oon 1880; rough. $1sT5@
1900; pigs. <1T.eo61 1900
CATTIE-Receipts 1900 Market
steady. Steers. heavy choice. SO 5O0G16-35; !;
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Kansas city Live stock sales.

h1nsHE Oity LIse lStuek SHIes'
The following saies were made this morn,
Ing at the Stock Yards Kansas city und
reported over long distance telephone III
rect to the State journal by Clay Robin
son g. Co.. live stock commission uer.
chants.l -4-
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Furnished by the weather bureau office.
Tupekn. KAN for tue twenty -four hours
ending ut Z a. m. Thursday.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-06-19

Kansas City, June 19-CATTLE-Re-
eeipts $500 head. Market dull and lower
HOGS--Receipts 1000 head. Market CSC
lower. Bulk of sales, SI9.4O0 1890. : top,
sHEHP-Receipts 1000 head. Market dull
and lower. Lambs. $3.50. -
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1000 new customers by July !. -'-Ady
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The foregoing appears to dispose OF
reports in London last night that the
R-s3 and R-S4 were armed for their
eastward cruises. sl
The Topeka state journal., 1919-06-19

: 5000 new customers by July l. :
The Topeka state journal., 1919-06-19

: 5000 new customers BY July |. ADV.
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